24 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/13e1ef8de6c05b2511c8e04d4442ece8.pdf 4ce2debd2380537d9650f315f0dde062 PDF Text Text \ PACE EIGHT MINDAY, APRIL 8, THE SANFORD/ nERALD/ SANFORD, FLORIDA Can’t Find A Then let ue help you buy or build a home of year iwn with a monthly. p«jr. _____s e n t loan!________ ' •G I Loans •FH A Loans •O ur Own Loan Plan “EVERYTHING FOR THE PAINTER AND DECORATOR1 We cordially invite you to pay-ais a visit next time y o u a re In D rl* n d o „______ HODGE & MUSGRAVE J. E. (Johnny) HODGE — WM. MUHGBAVE 121 W Church St. — Orlando, Florida — Phone 5103 * your car complet* SPRING CHECKUP Floridil Urged To Hang Up Welcome. “ Sign By State Comptroller, J.M . Lee ' tall t'm e U ln l r ar a ryr *u VO. . KAHL'KI. NAI’l 'K R . D afendant. TO. HA M l ’Cl. N A K P K R • Ie We»t » l h Mtrrvt, C o rd ele. U # o r g l v You n r* b r r e b y notified that eu-t f o r iflw irr# ha* b e e n file.* « g * l n e l >ou l a - III* a b o v * a l y t e d I*«n b> KUNA MA R N A J I C I t , • nil i b a i y o u a r a o i a e r a u t o , . . . y«ur w ritte n ap p earan ce fpereana l l y OI b y a t t o r n e y ) In t h e l u l l o f C o m p l a l n l In e a ld r a u e # o n M ond a * . lb * « ih d a y o f M ay, )> «•, a n d -to t h e r e a l l t r file y o u r d efen * # . If f b y y o n h u v * u> i h . r i r ,.f C o m ­ p l a i n t a e r e q u i r e d by l a w . T h e HANKUIID I IK R A L D . Is h e r e ­ by d e e l a n a t e d a* t h e n t w i p a b e r In w h i c h l pie nf.tlr* eball be 0700 — 2100 LEGAL NOTICE M W iltO E O RA N U K H . P la in tiff 3 B e s t W ay s T o G row It W O R M -F R E E . . ‘ • S O U T H E R N 'S CO RN D U S T p u b lis h e d SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc. Manufacture!* In •r tnlotpt btiidioff btftra * i bora tpoco to ioitoll the control effko oquipmeat. Muck drpaodt o# kow rapidly nranufoc. Nran co# tapply Ik# or:«tsory cquipoieat r VOtMlg om CtAl ot th* American Communist Party Loui# u as ha teaUAed in Washington before th* House commjttoe tnve*. U(*ting un-American Communist activities. Budatu told the oommitte* that each American Communlit U potential spy again*! the united State*.** (faterwallonat) It’s « M afttr of Common Sense AF! the things they need to make them com­ * 2 6 95 others from $19.95 Wa know all th* claaning tricks that make your clothing look and wear like now, n o m atter how soiled or stsdned they may be; And we know how to giv* you such a cleaning aarrtea at the t . .... Sturdily conatructed with floors. • S£MINDL€ [DUNTY . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY r ’ ! • .- - - . . Metal construction with collapaible top and rubber Urea. SIG NS STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL ‘ BALANCING C ^ C . W e ls h WELSHTIRE SHOP ARsorialcd Pre»w I-mscd Wire SHOW CARD AND FOSTER O—Dee’s Sign Service - * 24.95 Division who warp ill eharga of th# FUlpino meyplnpr up A rraa Tha aurrendsr v(rih«Uy completai ■ seven-w*eks eagtp#Ign again*) th * Jap rtnagndaa wh# had beer terrorUlrut th# COUntJyiW*. . . UP High Chairs Well m a d e - in n u rs e ry col­ o rs. A lao co m b in atio n h ig h c h a ir a n d a t r o t e r w ith k o th c rc tte cu sh io n s. , Stark Says He Would Have Taken Action Had He Known Of Japanese Message,; iJEsI Jackson Files . i,.2S Charge Against | ^ ^ J j i e nnan Lawyers r# acted I •. • • erofVFW ' ,r By Associated Preen ‘ Franco came through thfe morning with the final vote of npprovnl for the American suggestion of a big four con­ ference in Paris this month. Fqrelgn . Minister Bidault announced after n cabinet meeting that Fntnce had ac­ cepted Secretary of State Byrnes' proposal for n meet- ■----------- New Social Security 1’ Program Isaa Listed -W ■ ■ • chwellenbach world NUERNBERG, April U. td’i (ierman defense lawyers tvere fhargetl tmlay with attempting to disseminate anti-aemitie propaifinda, using th# Nuernberg war crime* trial a* an InstruinirnL ■ Tha charge wa, made by chief United State* prosecutor Justin !lEi'l>*rt JacaYon. The American prosecutor sal. Ihc German lawyers hul u«i , the presses of the wai rr.nie .tribunal to print doeunu-titar) evidence for d efen d an t^ AlftCC Rtuvnl^rg. Jackson said th nmterial had Iwen given in th prinlrrs after it had Wen ie jested hy ihe tribunal and n lies, ulmd it as “violentI) mil •emitlc und irrelevant luhlnsh. A s|tokesman for the Germa lawyer* — Iir. Itudulf III* D'«i le.1 Immnliately aiui violently to Jacksnn't charge and sug grsled that the ADieriran prose tutor retract it. Jackson all sweinl that he ttuml on th facts and eshibiteil to the court Stencilled copie* of the rejects material. Jackson proposed shutting off printing facilitie* to (hr defense. Hosvnherg'a defense counsel con­ tended that some of the material Jaikaon cited contained i|Uotntion* from a French Dhllosophn which had been included “by i£i«*ka" In th* printing ordei. ng of foreign minis, vr* in ,a .ls on Apr. 25. Both the llritiih and the Ituieian* already had givjn their O. K. to the eeeilon intended to lay the foundation for the European Peace Conference, ori­ ginally ichcdulrd for May t. - hi New Volk . Soviet " A m ha.it, l»r Aitiligi Groiuylu) appar/nUy ••nde.1 his Imyrntt nf th- United S'.itiuiu. Security < "Uii.il. Gromyku .aid hr w>,nld attend this ifti-m— on's meeting Thr Russian •iml .i--u.lor is rip is tail to press In- Soviet'* demand that Gte ' ..until dismiss th - Iranian case, k 1 hers Is a (Hissihlllty that the iusstan demand that the Iranian ra»c he dropped by the Security t’liuneil will start another tug*’f war la-tween the American and Soviet delegation*. Scer.-tnry Ilynie* has Indicated that the United States is willing in rsamine the Hussian deniaiat, ten.- Kernan (left) of Wtwtmont N. J . ; ' ut hohl( th- view that the Msrvlde, N. J . are shown making friends ‘ Iranian rase should re t be drop"n the IIns-1, s animal farm n*nr Camden, nl before May «. That I* th* .tug «n inipoitaut ,„|e jn tile fight dale that has li en s t for com__ troop with­ rhry uie uiitM'tr.l with the disease and ,dr Mon of Hussian i. otista. The ir-rurch i» being conducted 1 ruwal* from Iran, j Delegate, see one* po»»lht)itrf h .i.V .al, of ’ , l n»*y h >-d !fl4» ninlMt in die Security Coun*'il i»vri Iran That is the po*tb , ________ , hillty. that (tan may ag re' with . - _ # t the Husslarts that thr subject XII la shown aa h* mad* an appeal to the l*pel “The sinister shadow of famine" menacing WASHINGTON. Apr. 9. (/»•)larter of th# entire population of the glob*. Hi* Holinessi rgentlna and B raiil to help feed the world's hungry., A broadened Social Security pro­ (International Kudinphnlu) gram ha- been listed by labor • Socr?tar> Sehwelli nhach as an important point in xtahllliing th* national economy. SchwelUnhach today ralliai for inclusion Of 20^ COO.Ota- .t..m**ile. agricultural and - !.clf-ctnnli.ycsl worker* in th* p rti ’Igrnm.- in teatimony prepared frff the Iliuifir Way* and Ucntts Coiniltfu-, hj also asknl for ' ex pnydrd old age am r survivorI ej.efiD. and for insurance ngaln dl-ahility. p IIARTOW, Apr. 0, (Special) Selinetlenbiirh said that on an average day of the year about Spteanril l~ Holland, will take 13400.000 pt-nniia are suffering hie candidacy for th* United from diianilitirs which already State* Senate to the citizen* of GENEVA, April 0. (A1)— One I have (a*t*<l at l-ast six montiu. Florida in his. flr*t net-work of the founders of the dying broadcast of the campaign Apr Leaguo of Nations — Yi-muitt 10 at 7 30 I*. M Cecil of Britain — ha* nppein-d FloiMa'a war governor will before the assembled delrgnlt speak to r - 15 minute*, thr Inoad to the league's final session*. Cast originating in Fort lam lri Lord Cecil, speaking today on dale where lie ail) he on In­ behalf of the British tiov-rrn CHUNKING, Apr 5) (Ah—Cm. state •Yfritlr (nur meat, told the Is-agoe tha’ tnunist ht-adquaiters says that .1 Britain intends to continue hc> United State* army transpoit BALL IS DIHCIIABGKD mandatea over Palestine an-l her |ilarie carrying n numls-r of mi S 2/c Allen T Ball, 1100 West Afrirnn territories until other purtnqt Chine*- Commun'st (en arrangements are concluded. Tln ors iV missing. The plane left Third Street, ha* been honorably and Independqnli, Mr*. Lourin* Leagu* authorised the mnmlatr* Chunklhg* yesterday for Yenau dlecharged from-the Uniteil State* Navy at the Naval Personn-I A. Baal, Supervisor of Registra­ afU r the firist World War. with 14 passenger*. Separation Center in Jacksonville. Jnnr*. Jr., w ho' are -t-t-king a tion announced to<l*y. Lord Cecil recalled that’ two Among those aboard were tire Nave registration* this year of Britain'* tlx original la-ngu- former Commander of the Com­ Ball will resume his cotinectioii t new locution for' the ^b-h Jones through Monday total 1,300 mandate* — Iraq nnd Tran*- munist Fourth Army, General Yeli with The Sunford Hernld a* a College now Incntnl nl Cleveland, which exceed by nearly 400 the Jordan — have become indt- Ting; Trim., motored here la*I evening two member* of the recent printer-pressman Monday. number registered for both elec­ pendent etatea. from Atlanta en rout,' to Or­ IKilitieal consultation confereme tion* in 1D44, said Mr*. Beal. lando. and at the re<|Ur.l of the Cecil told the league deb- steering committee, Wang Jo-Pei SLATER GKT8 DISCHARGE Of thla number 770 are Negroes gates that Britain ha* nu i r«*»! and Seminole County t*!»,mber of Chin I’o-Ku, and Deng Fa, S 1/c Calvin A. Slater, 51*1 Commerre of whom 0GH registered ot Demo­ to place Tanganyika. Toguland Chinese represented hy Man delegate to the recent West -First Street, has l>eon agei crat* and 108 as Republicans. and the Cameroon* under llnite.l Edward lltggin- in*pected A total of GOO white parsons rag* Nations trusteeship, subject t • International Labor Conference in honorably discharged from th tin- Sanford Naval \o .Station United Stnti* Navy, according t<> ns a possilde Cotlrg,- -ite. At intered as Democrats nnd 24 as the negotiation of *ati*fnrtoi Pari*., Information rrcrivrd today froi i 7 Oil o'clock they attended a dillRepublicans to date. terms of trusteeship. tha Naval Personnel Separation tier meeting nt the Hotel May­ The registration books clot* Th* British delegates say ART FESTIV A L on April. 3o7 * fair by a nuinlier of Ciiamlier of that with regard to Palestine, no .A music and art festival undrr Center in Jaektonvill*. Mrs. Boat urged those who action can o* taken until - th- th* direction of Mrs. Mildred Bab­ Commerce officials. hara reached th* aga of St BritishdAmerican committee of cock and Mr*. Kscar I*ric», nrt KIWANIS TO MEET Dr. Jones outlined the plan years, ewpocially returning vet­ Inquiry has submitted a repot t regutai weekly meeting of he had in mind for a proposed miisic supervisors of Semlnol* theTheKlwani* eran* who have not yet regla­ on it* findings regarding the and Club will be held High School, -respectively, will h* college site which, he said, should te red, to do so before the book* future of Paleatine. ' held at the high school Friday a t noon tomorrow at th* Semi- *vc ut least 300 acre*, lie told close on April 20. nol* High School instead of the evening at 7-J0 o'clock. All *choc!t Mayfair Hotel. Following a *ho<7 nf limited conditions a* to spare She aleo pointed out It I# in te present Clevelnud location, in th* county will participate and necessary for cltiiens who havo business meeting, they will hear which prevented exp to-ion need­ no admission will i>« charged. changed from on* precinct to ■ debate by the school'* debat­ ed to accommodate s e v e r a l another to call at her offlea In SCHOOL ACCREDITED -j ing team considering the advis­ thousand additional students; ability of drafting boy* In peace l’rcsenl enrollment in the col­ At tha meeting of tha Southern time for military servee. lege, which has music, and literal PITTSBURGH, Apr. 0, W) - College* and Secondary Schrxi's art* included in its curriculum Unemployment summing ftom at Memphis, Tenn.. on March 25­ i* 1,500, he said. He declared STRIKE CALLED th* nine-day teal stria* h.«s 28, Seminole High School wa* JACKSONVILLE, April 9. (A'l that no ejefinlte decisiun for a reached 22,000 in Industrie* de­ accredited without qualification had yet bent made, but pendent upon eoal.— mainly ste.l for the school yaar, 1045-48, it — Florida Independent telephone location made wa* announced by Hupt. T. W. worker* hav* called for a alriki- referred to Inducement* and fuel-carrying railroads. In 17 «xeh*ng*i In twelve west by Orlando and Asheville. N. C. Two Uqitad States Stiel Cor- Lawton. The Bob Jones College, he c*a*t Florida counties. The <* ration «uh#ldlartes say they MAHONS TO MKFn* change* are operated by the said, is the largest in Tennessee, v# b**n forced to lay off 13, Monroe Chapter No. 19 of the InUr-County Telephone and Tele­ and is cttccrdrd in enrollment U00 worker* In. tb* Pittsburgh only by universities such as a n * and another 2,ooj in Chicago Royal Arch Masons will hsv graph Company. Th# strike — University of Tannessce and plant*. At h a s t 7,000 other *ork- their regular meeting this eve­ to b* affecdv* May 8 wa* valid Vanderbilt. * *r» her* been forced into Idlw- ning at 8:00 o'clock at which afU r failure to obtain a union Mem!>*r* of the Chamber pf ntss because of the strike of time the F ait Master degree wilt request for a 26 per rent wage Increas*. Commerce 'comlttee who were In 400,000 A.F. of L. United Min# b# conferred. Workers. charge of the eeting include: lld k Coleman, chamber president, Meanwhile, negotiation* w m W. A. I-effier, B. F. Wheeler of resumsd In Washington today in Ovl*do, W. G. Kltbee of Geneva, effort* to roach a new contract C. R. Clonta of Oviedo, lUndall agreemrnt between the miners Chase, E. G. Kilpatrick. J. Rati. and Um nation's soft coal oper­ an, J . L. Inglsy, Mayor It. ator*. k amea Gut, L«a Lrthcr, R. L WASHINGTON, Apr. 9, Wives of enbeted men also are Dean, and Edward Higgins. 1 Just nine days. I ts ship ahoybllglble for permission to Jo-n Britain Tells League It Will Continue -Rule Over Palestine Holland Plans Radio AddreHH Wednesday Lord Cecil Asserts British Have Agreed To Place Tanganyika Togolnnd, Cameroons Under United kations Trusteeship Registered Voters In Seminole Area Reach 7,189 Mark Chinese Officials On Missing U. S. Plane Coal Strike Causes 1 22,000 *To Be Idle G dropped oa Russia Suggests U. S. Release Red Naval Officer Being Held * In Espionage Cane okTim Si‘ys Tribunal Being that a | Used As Means To Tht " J Spread Propaganda « „«£•„ T A X 'Z Z J i 3118ANFORD. AVE. BO tonraTd *ltk tor rorkl Hlapkoet work « foil 0« coodihMt p#nolt. Judiciary during tha coming fiscal year. rh# total aum represent* a 13 percent iLaih from budgdt estliaaU*. iiowavtr, It* a boost of more than 340,000.000 ovar funtla available to - the aganclaa during tha present fiscal year. ' Tha aum* earmarked for tha various agencies are: 1143,000,000 for the Commerce Department, 9104,000,000 for the Btata DeUnoi)t; 109,000,000 for the JusDepartment and 91fi,0C0,0D0 for the judiciary. Th# Commerce and SUte De­ partment* get the lion* share of the proposed Increase In appropri­ ation* over l**t year. However, th* committee did tne biggest part of Jt* trimming frbm the budget estimatee for these two depart­ ment# J t making Ita recommendation*, tha committea warned of a »oeailed spending psychology which it said-it had noticed during the war year*. It says that thla aa••rtad viewpoint moat be ellmln- MANILA, Apr. J- MV-Th* an n Iears ary of th# «urr*nd*r ol Bataan w#a m atted today by tht surrender of 41 itoanaM (oldUn to American-I«d, Filipino forrwt On 'th # Island lif Lahang. Tht island la off Manila Bav. Liquor Store ood nottriol*. Hnrarar. wo will CM Has# to T u e s d a y ; a p iu l «j , m e Pearl Harbor ProbeResumed Harbor tlons Committee has recom­ mended sharp, cuts Jn funds for the State, Commerce and Justice departments. 'I t sent to the House floor today a t bftl. providing more- th a n 1 $358,000,000 to finance these three departments and the 41 Japs Surrender On Aniversary Of Fall Of B a t t a n Play Pens OF ALL KINDS la lir a Car* Federal Bureau Of Investigation Gets POPE PLEADS WORLD AVERT FAMINE Award Appropria­ tion of $28,000,000 of nutnagoMM The commit!* allow no ftmd; State Deperhm telilgonce u n it cat eharpiy reaueet# of the Coramerco . Department for fund* for tha Census Bureau and tha Civil Aeronautics Administration. Th* commltta* approved in full more than ftp ,000 000 a .U d for the-Federal Bureau of Tnvootlgatlon.' It promised th* FBI more money if a crime wave ahould develop. Meanwhile, tha Civil Aeronaut­ ics Administration has *#khd Congress for move than 119,000,000 to Install Instrument landing eyttatna a t 31 alrnerta through­ out tha country. Th* request wa* disclosed by the publication of fomtqlUao hearingi a* the Com­ merce Department appropriation measure was aent to ths House. In Mnpjc or White enam­ el. finish, with drop FINE QUALITY Of Funds Th# commltta* alao eallad dn tha Bureau of th* Budget to de­ vote more time to coordination o f tha function* of th# various deiairtmanta, and !•■* time to th* fortable and cooing . . . nnd you free from worrying to buildi*.) UtipboM I m o oot into the rural •root, btforo vd can forniih servko. ■ • At odwr plocei wo ore# bora to conitract - COH Fed free to call on u« for advice, We apcclalize in local needa. ‘ in Dir Canford r • CORN OIL H I E «T A TM O r KLORIDA TO M a i H i .t: T. t.iiliw \ k . n o t T i l . riK i.D * r* a T m :v T s. b o it h . • ■«- LIQUOR . ». IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OR TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT «)R ru n state o r kumiida in AND r o il SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN CMANCr.IlT [Dry Cleaning Dept c-)»ipmrrt ot Hi« control otlko, in oddition . -------- caawewy S aT e ie r nolle* b*- pu At mony placet wo hov# to initoll more 6 ANFORb, F l o r id a , -.c ^ m s P Q N .y A p te - a ,<dU>)r-~ ii> u .ilo u s t A pproprfa* aal.l «-i>urt a t 3 a n o n o r l,e f,.r« th e a : i > 1IU, n ih e r w l - a D u r r s g r .i I’o n te s a a w ilt Me e n l r r e j a g a ta a l s o u . . It l> f u i t h e r m rtrra rt t h a t i h l - W E or# #*ta)]i*g our rural telephone expautioa #ctWH#t |« it o i rapidly ot eqetpmeet o«J moferioh becowve oroilobl* - W. C. HOLCOMBE, Pastor OHII KM Wih day -f Am., trol* have worked an injustice on certain people. Particularly I* this tru* in regard to rent con* trol* In Orlando and Daytonh Beach, Florida. However, to dis­ continue price controls would he working an Injustice to many poor people. Thete are many commodltle* on th« market which arc , very ecarc* ami if there were no pirice controls only th* | rich could buy them. In this countiY w*. v-u— i . -------j^own gettinr justice. "A t ref a* 1 . am concerned, the new Prlra Control Act muat of neceaeity be limited. Provision - "Our last revival was the best In many years . . . We expect this to be even greater because of the great presence of the Powers of God” . . . - trv fo r* t ni-ear >nl. r t o i i d s i Phone 37 BiUblkhed 1908 . riRI.D NOAM, MIR Ml Mill , 11. ; MllllIf.AM A -w..m Mll-sit r,,m|ilalnl haw In* t-reii l.lest In lha tlrru lt Court I In sn-l for Hamin»le CnuM). Kt-r. [Mr *It, i-tiaar**},- sgainsi ».>u for «iv«rra l.r.»r*hl ■t-> t'elrtrla P i>°rnian, ll.ese nre.enre. s i- there. 0.,e t„ .-.'in*uu-l you to |.a and SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP xxx vn Geneva and Elm Avenues . C lerk I volum e AT THE CHURCH OF G0l> Where men pray In Old Time Rcpcntanco— Where God eradicates mun’s tranugressiona— You are invited to ntlcnd the rcvivnl which is to begin Wednesday, April 10, at 8:00 P. M. Evangelist Sister Betty June Keeney * Old Time Singing and Music . ■ . . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER T IIK n in t h ju d ic ia l c ir c u it OK T I I K MTATK O K K U I I U O A IN A N D KOR S E M IN O L E L o t ' N T T IN CIIANCKHY EI>NA At AC NAI’KEIL I'la ln tltf TO EDNA TAYI.nU. I'KAItl URAKONR. • Defendant .. AlDaAale. -Sooth t'ervllha. TO. I'KAIII, llRAKOKIt, , l r. i,. i Ho* «i. 3 * e j S o u th l i r a ml A v rn u e , Atleaiteli. Unaat>. ! « • A n a e tr* . C a lif o r n ia . loo u . Ii<rrv; rn|*lm< an-1 orUr.e.t |«, lor ami u{>|.e*, U)->lt tile . You a r e h e re b y 1 n o tif ie s th a t s u it f o r tin nr re h e a b e e n fll-U eth t o , u, Ma, let*, tu th„ t.lll ul t-rin,• olnt flle.1 akaln-i ><»u Irv a g a ln e l v o n <n th e a b o v * e ly le d C o u rt by- U e o rg e ( I r a n c e r . anU t h a t Uil* i'»u** m th. t'tirun t'uurt hem nol* t*nunt|. at SantnrU. »<>U e r e u rite re d to file y o u r w r i t ­ ,'iuieiia. by Krneet Tartu/, belli* te n e p p e a r a n r * (n e re O B a ltr n r by a t t o r n e y , ■„ th e lllll of C o m p la in t an artlua foi divorce The SANMtRli MKRAI.II I. de•ignateU a* th. newehaprr In oiihh this O r.ii .hull be |mt,. •|r h«l fnt four r.ineerulltt- wethe. WITNESS it ,-. Herndon. Clerk oi raid Court at Hanford. Klorlda. thi« the lllh da> nf March A. It. It »• HEItNIXlN WA5JJIINOTON. 'Apr. I. ,b* made for an mljustmvnt ria l)— ('ongm tm an Jo* liVn-1°* Injuatic** and tlraalid liniitadrick* tralay in Wwhlr.gton de P“‘ on futur* power* of elarvtl that "It U *a*y for a charged with administration candidate for public office to Price control*, ami alto price promiic lb* people th« world control* must be lifted on every with a ribbon tied around It. where they are not necetparticularly If he hat never nelil . IKING THE FAMILY I* ROY. V A N Tif TO SEE Yt)Ul *- _ . TIIE WEATHER Partly cloudy anil rontinoed warm through Wednesday. To Protect the Peace of Mi* World, To Promote the 1‘n r r r u of America To_rro*s«o_Pr»*P«rll* for Sanford. I S T i l ft* C J M C cV r ( Hendricks Declares It’s Easy For * Candidate To Make Wild Promises SEA FOOD PLATTER Complete" Meal —■ $1,00 . . ROY JOHNSON RED BARN RESTAURANT 3 mill* nouth of Sanford on* Itpule 17 . oRpuR o r r i » u i * T i u * - la (Jolly There In S'.rrngth— SPECIAL - FRIDAY ONLY V M T .v n w my band and of. f lctal r e a l a t Baatord. I0 lb « c o u n t y a t S e m i n o l e a n d S t a t e ot r l o r l d e . t h l i Ib a l l t h d a y o t i l a r r l i . A. 1). 111*. a P . M K ItN lK lN C lark of tb a C ircuit C o u rt (HI>AI.» - . ----—i, . o a r u n d " ft*. ’ tfp e n ra r * , rto llc tto r to r I 'l a l n t l tf . ' TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4. (Spe­ to bid the men and women war cial)—Florida wa* urged Unlay by heron* of thr nation to come and SUte Comptroller J. M. Lqe to live with ui while they, complete hang out the welcome algn for th rlr edurational training jo .p a u Ihouiwnda of war yeUcaXM. wlalu. ijo U ^ tty put a aide the ihornlng i n e o e ewwpkdr-an PdOTirTCn TTitli­ after Pearl Harbor. In our idle ed by the war. The plan out­ military campa we havt the lined by the atata comptroller mean*, not only to eddeate our '# state of~' Florida veteran*, ____ „ but _ nrFn'ak# them fotura ”* Florida. All over the of"? therJtaxt citizens_ of takOsg. over jmany _______ ___ d eerrtrt "military ramp* and con­ nation they face an uncertain verting them, a* a branch of the future becanae the center* of Univenity of Florida, into ed­ education are now to crowded ucational centers. The demand they cannot he admitted. We In for education by men and women Florida rauit meet an emergency back from the field* of conflict with an emergency. Living quar­ ha* presented a challenge to elate ter* are already in the varlona .official* and private citizens alike, camp*. At a comparatively email co*t we could provide laboratory Mr. Lee said. Fear that the elate would com­ essentials a* rapidly aa produc­ mit a grave error if it waited tion would allow. It would not until new building* could b; com­ be all the boy* ami girt* had pleted before offering veterans hoped for, but It would be better -­ educational course* wa* *<pre»i#J than waiting.1* Comptroller Las taid he « u ’by Comptroller Lee. He pointed 'o u t that many men and wointn, deeply concerned over the educa­ now wanting to complete their tional problem* of the itete beeducation would be> forcer) to take rauie they prnented a companion (up duties In -untrained field*, if headache to the lack of housing. • arrangement* could not be mni.e fa:ilitit» for veteran*. * "When our hoy* and girla want , to bouse them almost immedi­ ately. He said he knew of no out to light our luittlea we pro­ .reason why the military camp mised them Much,*', the atata Jalle* could not he-used on n co- official *ald. "Thag won their, battle for u*. We cannot afford 1educational plan. “Florida has a golden oppor­ to Joie our battle for. them. A tunity to lirckon to thousand* and yihlllMaml* . of- Veteran* from ’ all over- the nation,1* Comptroller Ia « said. "I can think of no better way to advertise the state than 1946 'irst Contingent Of Families To Join Yanks In Europe To Sail Soon Body Of Wildcat Is Europe. Theyhr# echadulrd to *ailA «w «rar, In Apr. 18, on th* Army T ren sp o rtlm u t, there v Theme* H. Barry. Their deaUna-hions from ft tlan It Rremerhavtn, Germany, j Th# Thom: The War Department hat en-ffrom New 1 Bounced th at th# first consign-trlfl be folk m int of familla# to Join American tnt*rv*i* by A hny troop* orareea* toUie Uifl.Vnd the 1 G' Among them will he th* Orlf# >if (What with *1 thi. Deputy Hicksorr U#ut. G crrral Lucius D. C l s y . ^ j . , 1 from tha old Mzt i t was lit# U Municipal Park 'T i , * • .. ' might weaken any arg-unumt by t a the United Stutei, tliat the HU#*-* c d T o S a i n c C o m p a n y ,ion *hou1,'i '*" •**«» ,, . . . . __ , *_ ^ cunstd ratlnn until May rt. a l l Tv a l t T M a i n H In Washington ir..>. nniu-nl off). r9 PritiDf-f rsiil-1 *l U J l . l l • A »11 ' Klul* »UBo ln l,r p‘!n tluit ,hul thr l m tnl:"*».Stuloi . drop it* esplonngr rhaigrs against A rof tllbotn.i. .,f $ lllll amonth » year old Soviet Naval nffifoi tin I. k 1100,lb dor ut ion of -er Ibiwev -f ihe\ -uv that th* II, |d.«, to, 1 . ..11 of the Sanford IlnM-hnll I loir was approved la-t s-veniig ti> 1I0 l it, t .oiinilssi.ifi. lilt, ni'-nev « i|| g,, to tile Sunford ila eball A-sorlultou to main­ tain lighting for night games, anil ntfy uuioutit left over will Ikused for grotiud iiiaintinance, ac­ cording to l ily Mnmiger (I. N. A em iti.i ! >-«..lviog an e*li •wale,I rvp i liMn,. ,.f f l.iMO s i , , aw ard’d i„ lit,- Sntni- Company >f Orlando l.. install 1.450 fret of six inrli n n te r main l>«lween Mellonville Avenue ami law uit Avenue In Magnolia Heights, in order to serve residents of the Cowan housing project. The Commission took under ad­ visement u request hy H ealth Unit Director Frank Quillmnn for nn lncrea-s-d City donation to aid Hayor said, t to.(too miles. • • The A.. II. McCliiitdck Companv of Minneapolis, Minn, ndvised the Commission l>y leltqr. that they had sent a -rrv»--e man. who In cooperation with the Sanford ElecIric Company, ha I made tem pirary r pairs to the clock at Fir*t S tr.ct nnd 1‘ark Avenue. Th* cotnpan- a'vised thnt • order to not «he clock In really osd condition so that It would rep accurate time, several new art* costing 1187 would hav# to ■ Installed, and that they would aot again attempt to repair the dock unless thtse part# were In­ stalled. The Commission deferred -flt'on on the matter. Th* City liquor zoning ordln-nf# r - n - 's l )n order to permit K. B Smith to op*rat* . narkag* liquor store In the Goldsboro ssction and a p.'rmit was Issued. II* had earlier re ­ ceived a permit to operate a Funeral service* for Georgs Package *tor* within ton* limit*. Coure.’n, 80, who died Saturday A request on his pert to optrato a t an 'Orlando Hospital after an 'line#* of five months, will he held Wadnaaday afternoon a' 8:00 o’clock a t tha Erlekeni-u m l . Home. Mr. Council, # ' plun b ng contractor from Waah(ngton. u . CL, had, livid in Sanford for tha paat year and was a member of the Boranth Day A4wa* donaUd. to Ut# Central E e J la Council of Boy Scoata. In- Knssiao gnverviiiH-n! news|ia|i,-r Izvesiia ebargeti ihnt Ihe council broku Ibe D.N charter hy retaining jurisdiction of the Kussiaii-lranisn dispute. Irvis. 1in was quoted by a Mos­ cow report which was received ill larndon. The Tiewspaper re­ it* ruled views expressed Monday hy the Communist Parly news­ paper Pmvda anil declar.-d, the bilateral agreement reached be­ tween Hussti^Apd Iran had vindi­ cated Sovior’polley. The govern­ ment newspaper asserted that th t agreement would strengthen in­ ternational peace and security. In this connection. Izv'estia said that the .Security Council hod no right tn consider the dispute hacause relations hstwren Iran and Russia did not contain any threat to international peace. I)ys«n, Vincent Open Cement Mixing Plant James .11. ..Dyson, who served In th* Army f*r five and a half years, and Aubrey Vincent, of south Carolina and former mem­ ber of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, hav* put into opera­ tion a cement block making plant a t 600 Maple Avenue. Aa a mean* of producing a block of improved quality, Utalr are using crushed granite Instead of th* Jim* rock commonly used In the procea*. In addition t# making eement block# they er# selling rock, sand, paint and other material# need by th# building trade, TRUMAN CONBIDBK8 TRIP WASHINGTON, Apr. 9, ( « Th* While Houeo has announced that President Truman Is consid­ ering a visit to the Philippine* 04 July 4 to taka part to the Inde­ pendence celebration. However, the President will net view th# j �) TUESDAY. AI’RJL 9. 1944 THE SANFOnD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA J* PAGE TWO Tenriessee^Orc residents Onj fe^«S> T lrn.. So whethtr one t>f hl» itreatalificri or an " " ' ^ B a n k -L o u iu iiL * . Hr MARION. COLEMAN LONDON— Knjflam!. undlzputed p a .o f l fee: world orchid m nr'.rt "VMWe-K .fait W ji* -dtNi Thr purchase of ihe Armstrong? put-on. brakes being applied and roned h - the United Jttates, ac- Brown collection, generally rec­ Hr AilELAIDHi KKRIk »<ms ran YTown the strps ‘uj hoepltal aa lightly as a girl -*— algnaied a- passing tail. ta n . 1 nr driver glanced at her curiously as she stepped Into his *gl»—tiir fare sparkling, her eyes shining. “ Must be something special, lady." he «aid as he whe.ded Id* ward her destination, Pier 5B. “Special!" she riled. "Yes. It e special. You’d thing »« r pu could sec again after lei"* lind for 15 yean! And that's not all. I'V« just had word my oldest boy is coining home from w ar today. I'm going to see him —w ady e re 'h ffit - f o r 'tit* fDst tim e ulnre he was a UlDe tike of tan." The sight eh* hml'lnst when a pressure cooker exploded in Inc fafs yhats. before u d bten re­ stored by a carneal graft oner.t tk»n —the leplacefnenl of a rlouled eoenea by n clear one. It was made p. -sihle by the work «f thn ognized as the flntst collection of Lypripedium plants In the world, aads 20,000 plants to the 100,000 McDadc already has. The elder Mr Dade, who is presi­ dent of the Southland New* Com­ pany. h teresto. Camellia 10,000 Foot under tha Sea and Ensuing Tidal W avts ArHsl's Conrtptlon of E dents of the Unite I S ..,u V.i • i* •* suit f o i ^ t r ^ ^ M f R j f Ml.',! rm i:u rr cu S i t <^-*tlll» v T U 'B 'T 05 NINTH s t n i i iAL 'p *ri.r7"7h ^ i" "ou“'J It..gw r tuitford. v Vwetaa. 186 r a T« s ' i , : i ,:m.W w ,r z H A t i l ,1 slAJ|*ANNl»N. r v S T tN P W ln lltt I’ANNttN TV>: KVKLTN CANNON. ZU Silts A v r n u t. Ti.u ••• _" _ t .. . '. ^ L WM - s tts ru n . h*r»by fla a n fa . nnlltleit IbJt a n i l • fe r d tv o r r e h a * b * « a 111*4 a g a i n s t »oo In Ih * a b o y * .„ » ty» ;« f w i r l h r m n b j * C A N N O N ,_ » a* I|M « ym t a r* e n t e r e d 'I * •Wriitcn n p je-atJim '* ttw r r o n n tly * r by e l l , .meV> £•• Hw> hill "t p l a i n t In s a d r i s e s ..n IHW Sfti d « * n f s ta y . t» f » a n d to materials to Britain returned to other world porta with thousands' or dollnrs Worth, of orchids in fllrir hcJils. Of Ihoso going lo Amet Ira. 35 percent went to Re.Lpdr's 13 g ig a n ' * riu u u u a iu a . .ra Signal UuuuUi Tenn-sfee. according to an astimnic by Hit British “Orchid Rc- 1 f Franklin Delano llou«ev*lt. >!•». ■Theodore ltn,.«evrlt. Sr.. Ml-. Calvln Conlidge, Mr*. Benjamin llnrrtf<m and Mrs. Thomas J. 1,r**'“n (HKAL) U ssrsri lie Dade, who turned one 11111* n tmhoUM full of "bobby" rehi.r* Into a buslnes* that annual­ ly tabes In -IlMMWo from the sale Iof plan's and cut .flower*, ship* | plant* lo nurserD* _ ann'frublkl* fSniaghout the Units d States, II n w a 11, Colombia. YVnctueln, Cuba and Costa Rica, and ha* ti e mi;-.!' 1- o ' •' kV.1rUf.b? K ^ ' " w tT N B B I ' m r k k»nd a n d o tflc ja l s e a l a t d a a f o r d . Hem lnola t o o n t y , r i o t i d a . t h i s l h a I n d d a y ,» f A r e * LEGAL NOTICE jn t jik \ I - \ .** On *" ht?'^nieb^ Ajili r o n HKUINOUK COlTTrT, otuii:n o p hi nuCATHW TUESDAY. -APRIL 9,- 1946 Great Falla ameltcr for many (»ul|c,i and |>nt can trail n paper yours before he was stricken. ior bock or letter. All. he needs Is Nog. be. Iikes, to do th in e' for somcana -to atop now a nd then othrr people. lie ' Hli>.V tp 'litlp tflrn* the niarea. I k -receiver those in • similar condition, nml IK to 25 , letters a week from digs up many n dollar — via friend* throughout .th e United fn»r.d»>‘ nml letter*, written f,y ctales. IJe want* more, niiwrii; . • . : . JW f N bl'D A w n h eart^. ' I Ily ED JOHNSON Ily ELEANOR (iRIESEMER Through . Looking Claw "> i1.0" n «'»>» ‘fm« _ . , , *. f »»>» Pat. ‘ It a npt tuch n bad life GREAT FAL1.S. Mont.—He has BALTIMORE—Who saya music Pat anya he Ima a lo f n, wculil make u man downbeen at Columbup hospital, stone too, lying there in l»eu. He doc*n t |„,artc<j •» .. lessun* have to lie in the luxury •tiff for 14 years, liuL'everyono need hnyone to tell him whal Interested in brackets, stretching family bud­ says Pat Rafferty la tn t personi­ gets? In Baltimore, they only fication of good cheer. ccs( 27.7 cents a lesson. Raferty la 6t now and knowe Ilf foi • the Baltimore puhlk the arthritis which froze the musschool, took over, parents econo­ ale* of hi* strong body and made him. and many have. Ills om thcr. mised so Johnny coyld have piano ■ n “the Stone Man." will not Mtkr, and sister. Mrs Allen leson*. only to find out he either give in *0 any medical science yet Carey, visit him often, and Pat wouldn't or couldn't play- Added known-to man. to this want the wasted talent* of children with ability who never Tatvw aa born In Ireland and got e chance to learn music came lo Amerirn a« n lad. He Tndav si* hundred youngsters, workeiftas n furniture mover anil . . .. I \ _ f if lL —- t - w e. .su lllm s rep airer1* * ! in th i Anaeorula Copper Mining ' company's giant Piano Lessons Now ConsideredMember Of Old Three R’s arid Through Looking Glass W.»« i-UV- Court r toin vii THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA llll or ComyUlHt tain tunnels, across prairie*. th a ljo u ; sound •(fact* of cars coin# over |rnl1» where they cru»» r*H*—you * Can’t Find A Searchinp Party Finds Body Of Army Flyer Then let us help you -buy •or build a home of your own .with a monthly-pay­ OAKLAND. C alif. Apr. 0 <AP> —A Search party ha» found tha bnlv of an Army flier, killed yrstetday in n plane crash Oil Mount,Dinldo. One other Airman .— blinds repaired- H01.TSC3.AW VENETIAN CAPT,. C. 1IOLT13CLAW,,.tRetli 1005 E Fourth St u M k l_ \ * . BEDS >irn tt AN AUmt'S IM Ftiniore^toR ) of ths PuctPc OtW.Tg ifatn.iftna-.Nirthqiiako that *cnl piouniailimia cdcibwav** fanning tovviri thn llrwaJM.i blind*, ih* AJauBrits nnd the West Cna«.- "-ha city nf Itiln, llawntl, wbkh vroa exposed lo IM full fur? Of the iidni v rv w , eufi'ernl st 'can Bi dead, bud hsd at least 4.3CO* lumielMi. Twirled nutrrait trsrtte *>.id <er».*aed buil/f.vf* (bottom photo) 5 tlie lido, Hawaii, waterfront, the city's main commerc.’al distric- INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE" WINE Atlantic Bank Bldtf. 1,111* funeral extinVcs anti PACKAGE STORE tlonai% ", *ny* Mrs. Breckinridge, “ W/ want the public, to know that after d^ath th a lr; ejr»* may be the . mean* nf rwW tiag sight to some on* th o li blind. We alto want r.ecpla to undereUnd that totneaf i n M i i g mhwM r*; store right to all the bHnd-rw h *s ""k *ho suffare a defael of thr optfo narvo. H«rn* rush K* torn* nt nutdlfs* .lupin*® oalrs to your tar. Thia Is called:are disappointed. 410,SANFORD AVENUE The l\ntillJt was 11 III England in 1721 Only healthv milk cow* can pioiturc at their maximum fficirnry. Brasil was an empire until isa’.t, sidcryd .a medicine. Made From Crushed Granite S a n fo rtl Rntl Tha-thing to fIVIN HOURS after ho and anothar slayer mad* a daring eacap* from the death house oMhe District of Columbia "escape-proor Jail, Joseph Dunbar Medley, 44, D led back in handcuffs. He was awaiting execution for th* murder of Nancy Boyer la March, 1043. Medley was captured In a house boat on the Anuacoelia River, not far from the Jail. Tituodhpunds led police to the slayer's hideout. (fntcrnedpnCl Sovndyhoto) «rnea, thus r e s t o r i n g htough th* -"wlndtiw." j- r vlshh.form * the first surgeon on It* - the patient* on his wailing 11*:. sallsr,,.““.SKfc. .«TUtS p itj r s s & ihe Kye Bank, which *■»-JgTrformeil In about fsra AGENCY ITS VA'.UtS FF.OV:n In treatment of shocked ami wound*,'* veterans, tr.uslc follow* Ihe patltnD whcreVrr they goat IlsUOrnn end S u AlUua ir-'tice hciplUI*. New York. Piped to bedsides and played In wanlg and auditoriums. II Is alto taught to oil who would.learn—a t herb U J. M. Sicker of Kansas City, kfa. Is given1,* piano lesson by InstruclnC Elite) Crrcn. He w u wounded by a bomb off Japan. of VMERlCA Home' Office, Ne' 20 minutes. The Revolutionary New 9 9 f $ $ S * I 5 s More Profitable I . , , In spite of the shortages in machinery, materials and manpower, we're gradually meeting our customers’ demands. ! - '■ Ferward-looklna grimef* a ! find that It la more profllablt i 1* use Vlgero l uaintercial f yield*, floer aualltyt Hetpa t prod ore unlfonaly attractlv* $ . - • : < * * . . £±.T' • . . V- • -' ’ ‘ I * ... Which W?s Used By . TheTJNITED STATES NAVY For The Most Difficult W atar-Proofirg , For instance, our 24 million vlollar-eonstruction program Is how well underway. It includes three new generating plants on the inter-connected system, as well As new wiring and new • -a. I neighborhood sutv_ ' '. i_ l_ ________ c _ _ I stations in localities ; • EvuilRelLst S i-ti-r B e tty Ju tlu K eenev EVACt’ATINI A I* Nrwsfcnlui^R WASHINGTON — Gen. Dwight J It. Euenhowtr hope* liefort* too liiMK til visit hiatiiric Culrean | Castle in -Scotland, pdrt of which ha- la-mi given t.n hint" on liehalf | of the Scottish nation In rec-i ognitinn of his great leaderehipl In the war." Hits was announced by th c ( Chief of Staff's aides in the, War Department, wlfo *atd the) geiunil has on idea that he may. he utile to get nway sometime! during thy summer. Pressure of official duties com-j priled him to dcclltfe a speeifir invitation to go to Edinburgh 1 May 20. # These Dangers l)o you realise the rltk Xm* are taking while ditvin* your rnr without Insurance.. With car* pasa nlt you on the highway a f*w fret from your car. a slight swerve, a terrible trash! Horaeon* In yeur car Is k.llbd, someone Injured, yeur rar d«m..lkshed. What you nred then I* insuraure to pay doctor, hospital • Gen. Kisenhower To . Visit Castle Soon ROBfcRT A- WILLIAMS Automobile Insur­ IIAn ance Policy Will . . Protect You Anninst You a re invited lo attend jtlu* revival which teytin W etjrusiiay, April 10, at 8:00 I’. M. CHUNKING. Apr. St (AIM—A Chii.e-e News Agency dispa'en says that the Red Atmv I* pull­ ing out of Harbin, in Manchuria. There i* no vvotil as to ^whether th.e Chinese government troops an,' moving In. of property . W h e re llo tl era d iia le .s htan 'it tran-*K re--ion- The wreck»ge wu* first sighted fiont the nir uml 11 ground ervwihen set nut from llnmiltnn Field Dir the ten mile Journey to the northwest slrpe of 3.800 foot high Mount Diablo. Tin- names iif llie fliers have not been released vet. -Ifk y , . -•* »*•« • W here n u n pifiv in Old Time lU*i>eniaiuo but id* IwhIv ha.- not yet been •G I Loans •F H A Loans •O ur Own ’ Loan Plan Krco tsstlwate*. Geneva and Hint At enties * m11 m ini wv tttr-rnrrrrmT-'rrrr n r r nW - - r to Hdn NH.'f YORK (/TV-Erie Ca»l»0ik ZJ-ytar-eld lawyer, who U ir miniature rallread fan. haa ripnnperf hi* model railroad *ym m of four locomolivea *nd 3fl piece* bf rolltng stock with complete sound effe:t*. " I have actual recording* of lo­ comotive* going Uirough moun. further studv nml appreciation o f | approve the program *inre it in• ' tiodurea- mure children* to u i>n»hr music. • , | uiul*ff landing of musi,-. The” ptoiirain alerted -nt- >c.ii' , Iugn with n*%gtuat nf $172,11)0 v !ftum thv Carnegie t ’orp r f New and* practiee^pnd th eo d icy Ultra ■York -*|«—Haawer —it - continually Yeeaiar g ^ d y m ic , enutses. * . plap for education in a rt atr-f music. While the grant lasted,' Anil If Johnny doesn't take to lessons were free, but oidv to the piano, It isn't too late to re­ about 116 students. Now the difeet his energy to some other class** pay for •*.,ms«l.'es, on I activity. Meanwhile, classical mu­ there are altout 600 youngsters sic and a symphony orchestra enrolled. , have ceased to be mysteries . 0 Instrumental instructing beginoffered lo bIhmiI 100 students The children r.ing with foarth grade pupils, is mealing in renters for Ihe r'fench horn, ciarte it. violin amltflute. ** V a M V fa An uneven tn u llilu tle uf voire* a r e • * • " rro v n lin g lire te le p h o n e lo n g tlialu n re 1 • . ■ MVo(co H ighw ay#" lo all p a rt* o f ih e n a tio n . ■ • • T h e reeu ll la that occasionally you m ay e x p e rle n re a w..‘ delay In g e llin g y o u r - . . . - ' * call th ro u g h . W lirn th is ' .* happens you ran help by making only » ,- * call* I lust arc n-nlly neecaoary. A s fast iu tnalcrlul* lienm ir uvullahlc. thousand* of inilca.of ngw line* and rircuila are living ttulll la.relieve •» • ■• } >i - r . rongeelion. When Ihl* big joh I* done you will again S ..U .,.W k ^ you wini md vrlicrr \ er y o u Uinl. m . �£ TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 19l< TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR PROBLEM CHILD, OR PROP J A PARENT? The Sanford Hera! f in e LIQUOR A good IIlustration of the difference between the facts land the truth ns pertaining to a certain matter was given i Monday when the OPA announced that the cost of living has advanced only-3.4 percent slnct* early In the-war. Buried lit the story and probably overlooked by the public was the mbni.-fiion that of course quality had deteriorated somewhat. «• \Ye wonder Just how thtj OPA figures the chat of liv­ ing Index. ‘Anyone who' has trletl to live On the same isalary today that he was making in 1942 knows that the 'cost of his living has Increased more than .1 percent, or 5 j percent, or 10 percent. And no doubt most of these people ; would simply put the OPA spokesman down as "a common j liar," and this release as bo inpeh propaganda. However, we suppose that the OPA does have the factor j to bear out its figures. If you figure into the cost of liv­ • b lU (■■*,. Mill ,V « « , ing ail the things that are now absolutely unobtainable and •« r«e*Ur i 4 n r ^ t a ( _ n t O k :canaeriuently.hava not risen dn price, that-would tend fceritninly to bring down the cost of living. If you figure in j those items which are virtually unobtainable, tho prices of j wufet which h a v e been rigidly restricted, like radios, automobiles cM«««tamj wafhing machines, that, too, is effective. But the things which the average person has to buy, land can gtill buy, though often In limited quantities, like Ieggs, potatoes, carrots, peas and beef, or shirts, shoes, and towels, have certainly increased more than any 3.4 percent in price. Many items, a must on every shopper's list, have doubled, or tripled in price, as every housewife knows. Furthermore, something even more important than T U f a toAV, ‘APRIL 9. 1 » « _ i price, three years ago when you bought a can of peas, or n of cereal, it was likely to be ftfll of something to eat; niai.H ' vkhbk row today box nowadays, more often than not, it is* only, three-quarters HATE to E 8 T R g.Y_g . THl q u a l it y In ■ trench silo, hut whole canpa in n trench silo or stripped cute* hanked are not coiuldered **t»factory for feeding. . F e e d i n g whole bane* rw u lu la . a large amount of watte. GETS NAVY DISCHARGE STM l/c Clarence Morgen. Sr., P. O. Ho* 8U3. ha* received hi* honorable discharge from the United States Navy, according to information rrceivtd here today from the Jacksonville Naval Per­ sonnel Separation Center. OP ALL K1NDH 312 SANFORD AYE, “ The" word Bolshevik in Russian means a members of the majority. Comfort Outdoors have outd<4gj[ furniture in order tq ’ enjoy the Out'-JFjVt fl.1T" — ™■■w-.#***» -* mnny~1tems "whiHi Adirondack Chair Unflnialjed chair. Dirge and sturd^RPninL it the color you prefer. Menial life? I/mg-Suffering Poland Herbert Hoover, studying the food situation in warrnvnged Europu annouhccs that the situation In Poland is the worst In Europe. He says: "At least l>,000,000 children are in need of food ut once. Half that many more aro terribly subnormal, from under­ nourishment. The food situation has become suddenly and CLAiltE HUliCIl heartbreaklngly bnd because of miscalculations. BreadSpeaking of influOuii, wo not- stuffs and potatoes, both what Is on hand Hnd what in ex­ Urn * here uiic A iuunsu dollar pected from overseas can last only until May 7. Already •i now worth H.UIKI mine** tlai- two cities, Krakow and Lotx, aro without bread, and have lfr*. Hut we doing our ticst to had none for three weeks." Hitch up. v \ Mr. Hoover has one word of encouragement: ‘The situ­ ------- — ■‘_Out nggcsli ui sbiiu'. doing ation Is lightened only by the people’s hope and gallantry.’.’ ‘ mmethin,; for lhe cemeUry reWith all of America’s goodwill and good intention, some­ icetcod KOHL-rni tiviiiiid.it Wit how this country falls when the Polish people starve whilo fb fe lie v r it w o u l d be n p o p u l a r | tiro Jett fot an, L i Y l C U i ^ H i l l / U * tables In the.United States are set with three good meals tkm to ttndeftaVe. .i • Hut it need not continue thus to fait, America will iou1 tlcfts soon bo Bending its fair share of the needed food deft . ; 1,. -aa^roai-sotoie),t Jilin Till Hi1 oMiftkr on Kf.ginnit. * Hnd supplies. It cim-~c#c to this need, however, only if DafoiirUng SenalOf Ihippyr fat ' TeluiM Tni-u.iv r«yt, “ In 'tUvfincliiiy', otic ally hi- -lid ttal Imvo in insult ill lilt ill i Nervous Parents .-Don't Is t AIIJ'U'C gvl the ultU •tn«t Pfcsitfriil Truman tvtmh Ui a" candidate ft.i *ie-*lectl«ii in Those parents in Omaha who decided to get rid of.thfebr llUS. • Didn't )n u reii whgfo l s threo children because the kids "made them nervous’.' may cjhnbi'd into the cab pi a loebiu"; have started a discussion that will be heard, around the |ite tin other nay emulng home world. It is certainly a live Issue, with many a pro 4nd con. from ChkHBp? You can almost hear right now, with an Imaginative mitid, Tha 8t«te Chamber of Com- millions of people arguing the matter. Most people; natur­ Itteree ray" that iliv current rvnltv ally, hope the aide of the kids will win. l uitut 1* not Itbr llmt of IVJ.i Such a hope, however, seems necessarily to imply aomo Mint th r u mu no binder boy*, no optto.tr. no i .-■«;*y Ust.L loibtt. kind of change in the.altitude of the parents themselves, fed plctit, of I'uuiturer «-.<-b. Ail it- U natural for children to be noisy and active and'mote of which )• til.- . ... ret fin. or less In people’s way and under their feet, cluttering, tip the house and tracking In dirt, and so on. That Is the way .(ieftrtnl |lindle> wain.. iolbg< they will have to -tpanii sut- normal children are. And fortunately Father and Mother fifientiy to iic.<tmmod*t* all vet- usually come around to the point of view sooner or. later, i tail* wanting to attend them and even pride themselves on the racket those terrible kids under the 01 Hill of Rights. It h-okt- a- if -unison* is going t > moke, when they Ml the neighbors about it. • And why not? The racket and Its accompanying fea­ h*c> to go ut work. Vuu can't httlld hew dormitories without lit tures are generally evidences of health andmormality, rather to r nhd building iiialrTiilU. And than proof of original and everlasting aln. All .too. soon, you can't expand faculties wilbi-ul in tho Immense majority of cases, the children grow/up and pass away tbelr own sober and mature Uvea. Happy ‘ 'hmiiething which w o u ld U are the parents who can "take It" from first to laat^ and woMhwhtla for veterans of Worla never lose tho beauties and deep satisfactions of childhood, War II to invsstigate.il th* fig urv* presented by ths Tampa Tri I»nn* which lays there are now ,6'i survivor* of the Mcaican Wei still drawing neitsior* from thUnited States government, thougi llwj M ex ican War ended in 1H*> ami anyont 20 year* old at tha. time would now b» 116 years old: also UAOO veterani of the Civi AVai etill drawing pensions when a .20 year old in 1805 would notbp 101. Governor Caldwell, epaaklng befmu Florida teacher* a t last 't w k’s convention In Tampa, mays (be current ware of prosperity Isn’t going <o loot forever- H pretty Hear to moat of us font the high wages and aaay ADULTS - Feed Production Has High Priority On Farms In 1946 STA TE NEWS B R I E F S „ .t --WILLARD rONNUM.V - r r — t— The same sort of m lsfortuw N nre it not Ihst they that attended adventure is prylnc ,d .utslde .-mpl.iymei ihtn the tnmh of King l o t in (*t Vi Triej, ntsitl Fgypt. due, according to traoltba. t-dudents, rtho opcrntei to a secret curt# or hey r t 't j department that aids nounccd against would b.- d»spoil- W llrin_ i0i*. on t »7i‘ *t* m\ 10 h*, “fHPg.-i- v irking .stuienU *h< gainst those who ,ce„ to raise ,l(| bilWr gchotsUic the sunken gold stolen by Ui. conqueror, Cottc, Fenl dealer* In. Ocala .qrp mil suffering from spring fever half so much a* the hr.ilnches result­ ing from ihurtagtM 'af feed.' Hug raisers, dairymen, pnultrymen. nil are clamoring for mors feed. There wire record crops of wheal and corn last year, but the car­ ryover was subnormal, and in udi dition, the demand of .Eurona rnd other lands tor grain etoalt ful this spring in Manatee Cmjn-y 20 percent of tha amount of grain comes a report from Bradenton available In the country. which states the crop will l>-* only 80. le 60 percant of lU nurmnl size due to blight an ? other uhfavorable conditions. T o m a t U I.icfburg now ha* an air « * planting* normnlly 2,700 acres prera operating on a »ch:dulb**>f are now but l,6CT nert*. mil alght plane* a day. They are larger g ro t era replanted to cm'., planning to jump tha pionea front cucumber* and other crop* wb- n six to ton p a.ttu g o r typo. Toni tho tomato crop appear•■! » - Conlcn bead* the Florida Air­ favorable. .- . ►. _ way* Inc. Prtiplr enjoy fry. ir • l?ckMtnvlll In the n'nning. lav* a fiv.’ hour alayover, nnd then get back to- Leesburg in Ule some municipalities o f“ Florida, afternoon. such as Miami, Fort Laudzrdslt And St. Petersburg, taking up Daylight Having time, an.l other, not doing so that Governor Crin­ 8pe***r.l Holland will wind up wall has asked the Florida D ag ut tho fifth week of hi* vig.treus of Municipalities to survey th statewide .-peaking tour for u seat in the United States S iuin iltuation and to' havi the wh _ .OTr. JI." with' an appearance in Miami n t t t state follow' one ,_____ procedure. p t, Jaek»ftflvilb and Fort Pi.’fv. Fiiday or Saturday. are remaining on Standard thm\ tha treasure ship, Santa Rosa, sunk In 1620. At the last in now Monday before going on the 'fold raising. _t s pedlHon h b ■<a r d lilt newly charted two masted sch>3*iq er, “Thresher”, ths captain. Ed* ward Erickson, cillspied am! had to be taken to the hospital. GAINESVILLE, FI*., (Special) —Feed production may well he given top priority on Florida farms for 1916, say* J. Lee Smith, agronomist with the State A gri­ cultural 'Extension Service. With feecT already scarce, tho recent ruling that wheat miller* should Lise more of the grain in making flour means that less ’by­ product* will be left for feed, Mr. Smith says. Secretary Anderson recently asked both wheat and corn farmer* to revise their 1UI6 goals upward and declared that ■’Other part" «T Ui* country ItitMid increase production of feed in, accordance With the Inst u-e of land to obtain the most fesd," Reports reaching the csrtnsion agronomist from county agents Indicate that the acreage planted to peanuts for graving in Florida this year will be high. Thl* fits; In well with reqOMta to .produce mote pork, and at the some time will give a good supply of peanut th at can be obtained. Farmers g r o w i n g ‘corn ar#' danting sted* of Improved' vtr* •tic*, such a* Floridet Mbits and Yellow, to inerts** their yiald* on tha acre* planted, Mr. Smith reports. Other farmir* in several coun­ ties are turning to sugar eane as s feed. Farmer* who have tried have found it to produce High yield* and to b* satisfactory a* a winter feed for cattle. Tho Experiment Station say* cant harvaslad from November 1 Folding dock chair cov­ ered in heavy green and white stripe duck—with­ out foot rest . . . Wood Glider White Enamel Finish ...... ....... Chair Bed - Metal Spring and Base, Canvas Pad, Cotton filled Favorite Slat Seat Rockers Popular and com­ fortable for your . * outdoor ' l i v i n g room! sturdily con­ structed; natural or green finish. f MATHER OF SANFORD 203-09 E- 1st. 8t. “Good A Bad" At • least 75 percent of th< udenU a t the University of iorfda would bo pnnhle to atier.d 40. Laundry Department doe. all .fax) A Man’s Fancy Seriously Turns to Thoughts of Trips to the Beach, other Delightful Florida Spots and How He Can. . I That’s where our expert mechanics . Lends helping hand. . came from. They first aoaa to go on i the. next depnaaion, I why Fjinid* rehptdr wud a* thoXi to come Steam Clean Alignment Wheels Balanced Phono 127 �----— --- r Social A n d : Personal SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecilia Truluck Social Calendar _____j a r Lorrain Masey Is Mr. and Mrs. George Harden Honor Wed To B. Gillyardi Miss Hall and Mr. Spencer at Club Mr. and Mrs. George Harden those u rowii with hint! |mv honored Miss Doris Hull and lodirc amt white, chiffon .Irrrr Charles Evan* Spencer. whose and M|*s Hnll’* chiffon .dit*. jved«Bng_alU be pu. gyent of Lw- leaiutw l. a . ■uatmnHeWn-' near future. *t the Seminolt and white chiffon shirt. Country Club last evening with * Assisting with the .-ivlir; one of the loveliest cocktail were: Mr*. Itoh) . lailii;;, )li*, Miss Hatil* llieeden of lak* .parties .of Jhc seiuoh. .The dull, hL_IL*>8niith. Mnt.- Uwitv iWutWales spent the-week-end wiOr*$*n« ■beautifully divorated witLj*ua« Ur*. 'JMiner- frap p I mixed Spring (lower liouqucts Kiank Kay, Mi*. Min- Viomarli. Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Rolwon. (with the stairs tieing decoratc.lI Mi** Murgnrct I t e l l x , Ml** Catherine 8|Wneet, Mi*- M irtnu Mr*. Elisabeth Bcyen who has with maidenhair fern. Mr*. ’ Harry Tooke nml Mrs. Adam* of Orlando ami Mi*i been spending the .winter in San­ greeted the Cecelia Truluck. 'T w o serving ford ha* returned to her home G. . W. Spencer guest* on the porch and ushered table* were iiu<|i w ith putirh lain ilhmdec, N. Y, them to the receiving line which ,ing served front one. au.l mix*.I Mr. and Mr*. Victor1‘Glover’ of | was fornted In the ballroom. Mr*, tucktails front the other. I’h Tampa spent the week-end as Tooke wa* gowned in Soring I punch taljlc wnji ITibf with luce cloth ami held—Uorthe guests of' *' Mr*. Glover’s Glover'* parpar printed c rep e’ with white b a c k Kite_JaoCL_i’lsllhrnta. Mr. and Mr*.1 C. C. C tntt. ground and T i l l Speit?ef woro iToetlvre*. Crystal ram I<-lnl.ro an a black crepe gown trimmed with a bouquet of Spring fluwcrr .decorated the table. Mrs. L. E. Bauman ha* re­ gold nail heads. Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Mis* • Approximately 250 guest* call turned to her home after a recent major operation a t the Orlando Hall and Air. Spencer stood in cd-during the appointed hums. the receiving line. Mr*. Harden General Hospital P e r s o n a Is . ‘ . •- TltifiU.YY In ,a simple, beautiful cere• The Filot Club will hold it* moriy Mis* Edith - Marie Lund-' tegular business mietirgr in the quist, daughter of Mr*. Huth Hotel Mayfair at H:00 p. m., tn Lundquiit of this city, became he prcccdwl by the board meet* the bride of Lieut. (Jg) Robot tng at 7:Su p. m. All committee Nelson Brown, son of Hart. Kath­ Z chairmen are rwptcsted lo bring ryn Brown of Chico, Calif, and a written repbrt. Mr. Ralph Brown of Indianapolis, Tho Atarinn Claan of the First Ind. Sunday afternoon a t 2:00 ' llaptksl Church will meet at the o’clock at iha Flrat Meriiodin 4 - noma of Mrs. I. K. Southward. Church with the Kev. J. F-. Mc­ . t'Ott 'West Twentieth Street at Kinley officiating. The vow* w*rc —a— U;0Q p. m ■. ■ - - spoken against a background of * The meeting of liio Boy* -sf palms, pink and blue spikes, snap­ Woodcraft Which was scheduled dragons, Easter lillles and branch­ for Monday night will be held on ed candelabra holding burning " Tiieaday night instead, according white taper*. Z to an announcement today by Mrs. J. L. McE'wan, organist. -• H. J. Finch. The Tuesday night Played the traditional wedding meeting will in .incorporated with music and during - the ceremony the regular meeting of the Wood* !“Ah, Swtet Mystery Of Life”. men of the World and.Mr..,Finch ‘Dick Aiken, soloist, sang “I I-ovc Francis * raid that u vtty interesting pro- Thee’# and * “ Because". • ; r*m had Ixrcn arranged. The of. Bergnuist gave ths bride nwuy • ficera for the coming year for and Lieut, (jg) Elden Cameron “ tit* . Boys of Woodcraft will be served as beat man. Ushers weri „ elected during the meeting. All Lieut. Ward l.erkey andRichard m memiter* of hath arganixallons, Wilson. bride J - Finchadded, arc urged to be'J J .h# W * w orr '• go»vn i*lln* yoks and as tin fitted ^ - preaenL . i «, - Fidelia-Cta»* -c-rw . — ... nf Tltc-i* F irst ll-in- bodice which buttoned ’down t . list Church will jneet at the back. The long sleevee terminated ’ • h.imo of Mrs. 8. C. Graham, 204 in point* over the hand* ami the X West. Twentieth .Street, at K:00 full skirt featured a long train. H ir fingartip length vail fall from M. _ . Weklva latdge No. H7J wij| a tiara of orange blossoms and * meet a t the home of Mr*. I*. A. she catrltd a ' bouquet of white » Rowland, 315 Elm Axenue at roses and purplp orchids. Mrs. Raymond Lundquist, ma­ . 8:C0 C. M. with .Mt». A. J. Walktron sf honor, chose a gown of * cr a* ro-ho*te«*. aqua inarquisetta which fcatureJ H rdnfM ij • . Gatden (Tub ^ llo a ij Meeting ott-shoulder design, three-quarter V will ha held a t 10.00 n. in., at length sleeves, fitted bodice and ■ the hon-.e of Mrs. II. 11. Me- a full skirt. A scrolled band of tbs dress material highlighted * Cnslin. the off-ahoulder effect. Hhe car­ ; THURSDAY Sanford Home .em onstratlon ried g bouquet of talisman rose* W Club will meet with Mr*. W. B. and wore a wreath of marqulaetr* * Brinson, 1422 I’i.rk Avenue at ruffle* in Iter hair. Mr*. Ruth Lundquist, mother : 13)0 I', M. of the bride, wore an aqua cre|jc * C am pbell.tossing Unit 63 of u!tinm en drta* with a corsage of * the American l*, 2‘.im AuxiFaty white carnations and blue iris. , VIII meet at the Legion Hut at Immediately following the cere, * “7:10 I*. V. Election ..f offi.ei* inony a reception ws« held at the * will be held. SoniiiioL* itehekuh Lodge Nn. boms of the bride’s mother, Kdt ( 13 will n net in the OJiiiellntv* East Second Street for frietuis , Hall a t H :0 0 -p .m. Social hour and relatives of the couple. Mb* will follow- the badness meeting. M argaret ReiU, Mr*. E. S. Dou. Ins* ami Mr*. (Yard Berkeyset* rd punch and rake to the guest* 4 *FRIDAY Seminole County learners Club and Mr*. Judy Partin wa* In will meet at 7:Ud p. m.t a t Scmi- ehargo of the bride’s book. Room* , . note High School. of th ; Lundquist homo were beau­ * Southsidi- I*. T. A., will meet tifully decorated with Srring flow* .it the school at 3:15 p. m , w ll| r* and the dining room table, J ibe Board .Vcc,-. ^ a. 2.15 n. m. laid with a whit* lace cloth, held , Election of nffirers will be held the three-tiered wedding cake and ■ nml ail mrmlter* arc urged to the crystal punch bowl. Queen * ultend. ' Ann*’* lace wa* attractively ar­ Sallio lluirisun t.iiapter, D.A.R. ranged on the table. , vill mi-et .it 3:0) t’. i l . at the The couple visited with the ■p home of Mrs. C. It. Dawson with guest* for’ some tlmF nnil left m Mrs. J . H. Itoot nml Mrs. W. B. (or a short trip In Florida. Mn>. llfdlaH a* -ro-hrldt it io i . All viait- brown wore a traveling suit ff ■ ing lucinnrr* ar* irfvdtd i« rose wool, black a-ccssorio* and ,f attend. an orchid corsage. Following the * Circle* of th c4 Hanford Garden Florida trip Mr. and Mr*, lirown * Cluli will meet us follow*; Axslea will visit in California for ap­ ! A iicle witli Mr*. W, p. Fields. proximately a month then return • , Mr*. Porter l.an.inx and Mr*. to Pensacola. Fl«. where he is a J . I* Clark, Jr., ns hostesse*; student of tht Naval Photogra­ ' Central Circls with Mr*. Vn'ln phic Reconnai**nnce School. , , Williams, at 10:00 n. in.; Dirt Out-of-town gueit* r.ttendlng i G ardener’* Circle with r*r* th* wedding were: Mr. and Mt*. < McDonald: Magnolia Clrcla with Francis Bergnuist and Mr. and .Mr*. C, L. I'uweit; liu is Circle Mra. Qilbert Iiergqulst of Pearce, with Mrs. II. II. Coleman In- Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarencr Ilcrtf. stead of Mrs. A. W. Epps. <|tllit of Lakeland and Mr. and MONDAY Mra. E. 8 Douglas* of Altamonte J* 6t. Monica Chanter of the Spring* * ---- — T E L F . N O . 148 Edith Lundquist l S 'Bride Of L t Brown > ’ •“ ■ I • -e ’ Activities ---- - --- V - Teen Talk T E R R A C E TALK BY M i. and itr*. It. Ma»cv *»f (ECEI.IA .TRlILUCKs _____ _ I this cily .imu-unce the marriage of their daughter. I>rrnin. to The .Seminole Country Cluli was tomorrow, . . .- n l'.P .m ... glt.Ulv* AlWa.i UiUynvl, »*on • o f -Mr.- Mhd I Jammed to capacity S**tur.lny ub hoJ*e with .Mr«. ft H. Cruni* * Mr». Bach tiillyant aljo of thl* (evening . . . An orchotra was on ley a* chairman . . . The Carden A n joyed Club rirrle* will meet this Week city. The marriage ***»’ solein-; hninl and the crowd ^pnjoynl ; .• , Ogden Nath*. wired Saturday nt 1:00 P. M . in jdmtcing. . . MR. nod MRS. U SD no Friday , ................. ..................... I»ci-atnt. ;it. tlu- l t|tfitluirSeteiillit i W E8ER and MU. and ’MRS., W.( Gci'enUlulcal ItefUvtlmi; N'„ M;.; *f jChutcli. • V 11- KHl CHIIOFF weVe present TnvUh . . Wa, ever ’ InvUli ’. . Mr. Gi||yiii,| ■.ervFd a*-Privnte • • . others Included . . . MIL and; am! Hong of The (i|ten Road is F ttsl I In-* to the Army for 3 2 )MRS. PHIL GRASIPlFK, MR. and a* follmv*; | think' tlml I v.lmll months in the EuroiH-.-tn Theater! MRS. F’RANKI.IN BENNETT, neter ■v . . . A hilitmaiit lovely of t )|iei at Ion.. Mr*. Gillyatd is (ML. and MRS. HENRY WITTE, ns rt in - . Ituleeil, tinle-a tho t femor nl St-minele High School. SMIL and MRS. CLYDE RAM- hilllawitd- (all . . . | ’|| t„-ver mo The couple ull| make their ISEY .. MR. rind MRS. HARRY n tfee .it nil. 'b u n -uy the bo,,,., at III Kim Avenue. iTOOKE. ---Mll. and MRS. RICK i t gJ' -- - I.UNHQUIST-RRftYVN • ,, unov d d i.11 tllLl.KSIME MR. nml MR.s’ w»s „f the test . . . - Womans Cluli Bridge IParty Is Wednesday I JAMES DSON. MIL and MRS. They h:iv, .’.u iu:. day* vacation . . . ig_MfC*-tttll spent— iu-FtoriU.Iw. I* • 1- -DOWELL. -.MIL and MRS la:. Spent— nnd G.nC— threeftfCs. in Uill California . .iu-ktortU.-—— . I* ( BRUCE t. YV:- TYt.TMA’V.•• .! JUDY Til.’ that justifiable? . .Here -we go LANKY. MR. MRS. BAHTIN. MRS. JOHN TATUM. with Florida an,I California nMR. and MRS. GEORGE MC- gaiirtt . . . During n re 'fllt ncarCl.ELI.AND, MR. and MRS hurrienne In New Y'ork. MAR­ .JOHN IVEY. MRS. ROY REED. SHALL IIFiST of the Y'iking’ 'MRS. KOI1LEY 1IRUCE. RlCII- I’rea* looked out of bi* window* A ill) DEAS. CHARLES UlttK. and reinnrked. "It’!, ruining Cal* OLEDA DSON, MR. and MRS. and ting* today.” "! Vnow.” <a!d ED YV1IITNER and other* . . . ' bis partner. REN IIUEHSCH. an The Sunday night buffet supper incurable |iun*ter. **1 just ^tcpped wa* well attended ami thr food into a poodle,” . . . CATI1EKINFI a t usual out of this world . . . and IIOII MILLER of White The GEORGE HARDEN cocktail I'laittr. N. Y., ure spenil'ns. it DORIS HALL amt JIM vai-atimj in Ki'ibpn .- : They last evening nt the are former rrstdents au.l lmi-e. ■.v-itlh ^ t t p .1 Ibe Jarg *«t lettirTted for Ihcir vacations, the gitjeu fcdHBNtWMin many, a d a ftla s lT ^ te e -yearn . ■•Whirr 44.1 . . B f tttw y ,reA- hiuirs of <1:(•(),yoil -*lav .in Atlantic City ” .» anil 8:00 T*T .Yf. approximatelymerchant nske I hit partn er nfft-r .101) guest* called and eongintu-.a longwrrketi I . J . "At the RenIntr I the popular couple whose jnmin Franklin.” sulif hi* uortwrdding will be solemnised May tier "The Ib-njaiitin F’rattkiin? 1 at the F’irttt Baptist Ch-'rrlt That ain’t In Atlantic Cilv That'* . . . The all classical bnllel prr- in . FhiladrlphlnI ejneubited .th e Mr*. J. YV. JUII. Mr*. H. W. Rucker, Mr*. Sam Hlghleyman and her aiater, Mrs. Charles Wilson, spant Sunday in Orlando. Dear Judy, Mr*. J. W. social chairman of Spring teem* to be juat around the Sanford Woman* Cub. anYV. V. Brunson has returned the block or haven't you noticed? n.iiincvd today tlu t the tegular front a business trip to the So many things have been “ <ia| department bridge party Mather Stores in the southern going on, that I don’t know where will be given nt the chin house part of the state to start. , . . Abip •*I*, ala -Wednesday ___ 04,.4-hP Wedne.miM widi •In the first’ place you can *ay. \(nt. ||.« ||.* CrunUey 17* rim rman. •t *w Mrs. J. O. Andes, 8r.. ha* rtf- you Vndw me and »4ve my au to-. Jim. ’W. (V Kriclsnn ur.l Mr*.' Uxami_to JUaforsl-after-spending graph if you like because I lia.c II. A. Montieth v.ill it ••<; Mis. some time in Jacksonville as the not only seen and spbken to but Crumley a- hostc****. Ii i r.**guest of Mrs. >YV. II, Allen. I have h?en photographed with (|l)e * tjil t h a t r e x - r v i t t i n t o no m a l e Johnson. Isn't that thrilll- -v enlting o -v uietidx-. *" of the Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Hughey —Van ,i . - - i s ........... otblge eninmittH*. and family have returned from g rnt? very tall and i* built like Miami, wnere they spent the a lie’* sented last Friday evening nl merchant*. "Ah h*h. said the Notre Dame backfleld. He hat the Seminole High School nmli- puitnrr. "No «. n.ler it wn« st-cb reddish-blond hair, freckles and n INvjiuai' of th r f it Hittii 4 *i*ter, Mina Frances Hughey. torium was w m clhing new for „ lung walk to the I ' f)R. sunburn, Is rather bashful and is »*tu«ler phit** of ttfir., a t » the town . . . The iiu.lirnre wa* G. S. S KI.MAN I— Tt Tbitrod-s*a .Red Mike, I think. Hat he il t art’ll «»f *ritch Ion! I MUSICAl COMtOY star Vera Zorin,-, Mr*. James B. YVatkin* of really ’Ailmmcni ip. imtijo t*\fi\ -veiv at>precintiv«- ami irstiotideil fur Atlnnln. <>n titi*ini-s* and will and Goddard Lila-rson, recoid com­ Atlanta and daughter, Lynn, arc it stnouth with a capital 8. The to the benutifullv exrcuted dance* return W cdnrvhty.. . . The Kttstexpected to arrive ' the latter «}J» ^ »• pany odleial, ate shown as they n. though it were "linllet truin- er I’urade will |.e som ething to part of the week to spend eont? ;" rrvau* • mj 4*n 1 toast each other while honeymoon­ e*l" . . . The Woman* Club h.-tsn *cc thl* year with all the fussy time with the former'* parents, |* ’* / . cou*‘* J1* .**1^ Three-q unr tern of th r world * ing In New YVtk. Thry e c .v wed teg u lar bridge party coming up Imt.a in vogue . . t ’.K.T. Mr. and Mr*, H. C. Maxw*l|. everybody running around in cir- nr in is ocean. ut C -ntv i . J ______ cle* after him? Thtre were *upMr. and Mra. Fred Ruse of bobby-eo* fan* a t Sanford Avenue have a* their ’ ‘hc, t«»r*y w here'I met hint, > u t gueata their daughterJin-law. I* got In (with grownups). Mr*. I^onmrd M cl.ucy a n .11And wa* Nan besieged for auto- | YORK. irV) Tlu* amfr an.! gramUaughter, Linda Tao Me- graph* and picture*! But h» is, ! Thr Mnuricr Hratillry Trnin- loftNKW M|uutl of !t*!i’k’l t\m f«iumr l.ucat of Jacksonville. “ "ire guy and seemed to have t ing Union of tthf First ltapti«t . _______ ; Iota of fun tloinjf it. Somt of j t Inin h had a -social and bo.in.--- apcvial li’trrr*! in On* why a *»«»Lieut. I*. E. Tow flew to tho kitU think hc in way n h ta d , meeting Thursday nt the Is., ».-• ffi $ nml kt’t suft Iiit*I Lt’fii Mown If "it- llie learher*' meeting nt Tam pa on of Sinatra in popularity, What • >t Mr- Grace t ’onlell \ *lu-' unit nilt oi*K •''••• Thursday In hi* private plane do you think’ lui-ini-s, meeting wn« held « bi, •• fti i lion- in I_* vt-at. I ha I the Intel t»«.t*il « n n job Did you know that on the Radio ami .took asi .hi* ,his guest and pa*wa* fidlowrd by game* ami t*‘- ■ sertger, YVayd'e Rucker, Jr. They Editor* of America poll, Come tn \«*u Ymk fieshntrnt*. T hr •Inithe .!»•» »iUq| th r 10M er were the guests of U euL Tcw sjb c n t Frankie? Of course Uing was Thi >*e allending Ylfff Mi nii>! uncle over the week-end. in the lead. Rut how do you supMrq A. L. Th. inn-. Mi ittul w is n nfi t etl.l fiahittnnl thirl, . -----------pose Ferry outpointed dear old M w II V. It.ui.bill. Mi ntt>l 1 III thov found that in mhlitim MM 1/c and Mrs. Claude Rob- JSinatia? And liaymo* and Jack Mr». Julian S ltn- trom. Mt it ii 1 u* takiriir $.’** t» from tht* «af«*. hr x**»j iiM.iy w•tIt ti till, of ir« son have returned to their home, Smith trailed right liehind. Maybe M - J.ilin Miller. Mr. ami Mr*, al in Hollywood, F'ia., after visit­ ihry ought to let the kids vote 1; T. Thom** nml Mm. Uonlrll. rrplnrrnhlr huttrr ing wltn Hr. and Mr*. J. N. and see what Jells. Though it Robson of South Sanford Avv., •eem* lot* of them have adopted for two week*. Mis* Fearl Rob­ Ferry a* their glamour boy now. son returned to Hollywood after At Ilrnnson, Missouri, 34 teen­ a week’s visit with her family. ager* have decided on a $50,000 “tower 'd bells” for their war Mr*. H. H. DeMent left for i memorial project, and they’re Columbia, S. C., where the wijl j giving pir suppsrs to help raise. Join her husband who is ifatlon-1thr money. The detail* of their, ed there with the U. S. Navy, tuwet airn’t completed but they Mrs. DeMent is the former |)iavp a|K.nt pi are titan a yc»F Irene Lundquist and has recently j studying various type* of tH*ll«| received her discharge front the am| hnvp r0I|*rted lot* of don. In 'tw* f •• ll. I 1 - • llctu It-I'a and Florida's Lovely Army Nurr* Corps. lion* for their memorial. $;* ! ’ I .y ii hrifi.* .ir» r»’. ,»l hi • *i k (ttil Iff .. ... ~— 7,—TI. . I llr* I he winners of the W ot With Azaleas Mr*. -\Y. E. Smith anti -**r' | |ng house Science Talent St at lian > (.iirt / « a« »<t I f h r T ii c j A. C. Starke .pent the wreker.l arp ,n „ ()Uhf.r Th, Kir|t Marilyn Florida * a riot of color wfth u t a r i u J H j * C ’Mtim t n a i l An * tn St. Felersburg where th«>;R0hrer of Elisabethtown. Fa.. :* Ax*Iras, .it full bloom, wnd es­ I h o n y M r itu 'l i. o f Nrst-.iik. N pecially nt Florhla Cypres* visited the latter* parents, Mr , 7 (he hoyi Ju|M Alfred Kr. tv. iji LrnHtcra In Ihe U. S. Arm.? aarden*. and Mrt. A. C. Mellen. While nen of 3li Mo>< |, . \ i r y*trc*s, (fitirm otkiiidl) thsrs they enjoyed witnessing the Marilyn, who won because 1 1 26th Featival of Slate* para(b .,her in brain her Inlorcat In brain surgery, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Mellen ac- play* a trumpet, including H am companied Mra. Smith and Mr* James arrangements. Her frIni l« Florida I'urnisliv , I'inisliing Touch Stark* back to Sanford and will cull her “the brain. In her 1,00*. visit tho latter at her home 400 word eaiay which clinched th» Melionvllle Avenue. $2,400 scholarship, she <li»cu»-< l the anaesthetic, pentothnl *.-1 , Holy Cro** Epii?npal Church • YYK AUK VS NIvVIl \S VOl It I’llO N K " urn. which is Inj/ctcl into 1' • will meet at the home nf Mrs. The llbrnr of Congress had 110 1 1 Mtignulia A v en u e I’honc USti nse.l anaesthetica cvrcrimcntalii • Jo hn Tatum . 22JJ W cjt First 'I books whin it opened in * S treet, a t 8:00 | \ M. •>n rabbit*. WMMVVVVNIVVI.IVYIVYIVWVhrSh---^ k W V U U /tW V U y v ta r s tM tM /U d Mure than a million nml n Itn'f kid. throughout the country ce! lly DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor brated National 4-H Club Y'A-ek. Small Johnny and.M ary have blood atream in the arm. Hhe ha* their oam ideas about their new Are you still top* in 4*11 T Have ynu heard the 8 p l k « Easier clothes. Just ask them Jones veralon of The Nutcracker and see | . And the chance* are they’d- Suite? It i* really terrlf and is By IIETTi CLARKE cuiU rd pie, 460 If you've a wtak« going to vote for new suit* and one of the top-selling nlhumi. Ilye, Perky spring coats as nearly a* pos­ ; AP Ncwslcaturta Beauty Editor ' *Vh/«" .h ' . T " . " * ue; . ^ Vivian sible like those of Mom and D*d »» ,'T h . big opportunity to slim e r i k . r * ^ e . t » l.b v i i / s E i * Small fry take careful note of that body beautiful, girt*. I* right 5-hs» i L f u **t\ J? u r '*?*p the fashion* of their elder*. If In thorn 33 ««y. for saving fSod ■'«•»* * » " ° » a nee their parentp are the tailored suggested by tho President’. »£“ * cn\ , ct,U "» type, it’* ten-to-one the Junior* Bed Of JuHtice Is Famine Emergency Committee. ; jr0Ur tom ,,° „ , " __ .. ’ and cheeses you ean aav* 42 cat. will follow the leader. If Mom Not Quite All Rose True, most wonun would rather orlta a cracker goes for frills, so will Sis. Since tailored suits are- the Jwdo anything to lose weight—eg. a t home you’ll urobablv have ™.rvpt cut down on their food in- «0 ,• • -• y -• Y choice of ___ most OTtrwhtlmlnff -------— take. Hut this is nislnly because - mm--. „ M4 ^ r_ ,u American woman for Eat tar, wilts they can't i>q*s up those dainty. f |n(| If you obasrv* the e m * r.'for the klndargarUn aet are the # •\ 9 £> Training1Union Holds Old-Fashioned Yegg Social, Business Meet Makes Modern Haul GREETING « CARRS POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Make Easter Finery For Young at Home Uncle Sam’s Food Committee Offers Beauty Advice For Free ' ;;r 3 S tA S & d b u w B a ***T to eat mora of .U»* seasonal vegaThen them are Dad a n j.lh o Uhie* and particularly tbota low. ’ children to he reckoned with, caloried one* which meaauiwd by You can’t feci n hard working the H cup have about the follow, nun and gmwlng children lettuea tng calory count; cabbage, 1®: ^ leave, and lamb chop, every day. boil'd carott, 25| string beans, • A i d , if Mom serve* mashed po-|16t tpinach, IS; canned tomatoes, tatoea and Creamed eoup* to tha'ST t cooked turnip*. *7. , «» • bf the femlly,’ ehe might Jueti Raw vogoUblea too arc low In a* well eat ’em, too. _ (calorie*, good for you and vary - Jlut now everybody is In tha. filling. ColCry la good to chaw same bo«L A n t If eio>d1y eheaU 'oa *4M-satisfying when you arc «vc should have a healthier, prat- hungry and on* etalk only .h a s tier and rlimmer foptlnlne popula- obout fire calorie*. One lettac* tion. Any women who can endure low ha* about thru*; three rocdlxtvere p< urdinga at tbe hands of m* radishes, S, and a small cuOa masseuse cr electric gadget* cumber about IB. You can always that roll and smack unmercifully whip op a delirious salad contain, edant leg*, bios, thigh* and ana#, ir.e few calorie*. — w should be nble to face a slightly If vou will juat cut down on the barer cupboard and refrigerator quantity of cream, butter, brand wlthoot becoming faint. and flour used in your household 5'* In the first plant, If yea eat *very day you caa aav. yocrualf *5n a restaurant, you won't be con- je w * ! hgndrnd calorie* a day. .fronted with a great big basket Without spending a cent at a » • . hr plate of roll*. Under the talon. you should be able (•mergeocy plan. you'll get a alngle *" ’» • j i pound or two fc week r c I lT r . .lice of bread aerved W W . aod rdaaxantly just by ’logical choice. With -shortage* still acute, th<* Mae and thrifty mother will make Mary's and Johnny's E aatar’out­ fit* a* heme this veer. She ran buy handsome woolen* by the yard, invest In fool-proof pat­ tern* and turn out .m art, well­ fitting suits and coats on the old family sewing machine. Gay plaid woolen, ere a favor* te of small girls this *e»*o > -Ittle boya are more conservative. Dad, and vota for plain gray n*l or navy bln* serge. Styles should be simple end functional, so that good ta»te grows up with the small •vearart I » Combine and mix lugar and corn­ starch In top of double Isoib-r Add cream and i *x yolk* ndilnx t(mruuxhljr Add water. Kloitda oian*e Juice and grated rlod. Cook orc-r hot water, S t i r l i ng i-onstirillr until thickened Cover, and cook 6 min­ utes lunger. Fisc* small cookWx. (vanilla witters, chocolate drops or oilier kind) In Ihe boltum and around the edge of a S Inch pin pan. Kill with ibe orange custard Te •* make msrlngut: lleat eeg wldtes until stiff, add powdered sugar gradually and continue beating » until stiff and glossy. File merltgue In epoonfuts on m ta rd and top with Florida orange eecllous. Itaku In »Uiw oren ( W r . ) 15 mlnutea Makes < servings.- April • Harry Rob»on April 11 Arthur Beckwith April 14 Mr*. Hurry KuM-ll *Yffi SODA FOUNTAIN SLADE .JTV: restaurant Park, FU. (Day Shift) •uil Pointft l labs lino up by lito* down the fro n t o f this softly contoured coot drou . . . brin/fit:g new interest lo its slimming line, dll broken out in polka d o ts to le t'y o u Anon- that spring has cornel Caress blue, romance pink, dream gray, lender green. Muriha L yn ” spun nryon. Sue* 38 lo 44.- $680 �* A ti£ S IX TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1946 TTTB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Saint Hurtara, Hims! And Nit chubs American Association Club To Break Ciunp | INSIDE SPOlRTS REPORT Friday and HeatTfor Jacksonville After i f " 1' r JULIAN 8 TENSTIU)M2 =*s Stiff Workouts Wednesday, Thursday . »rr* __ M a m ' , m • Hr RONALD MclNTVHB SANFCHD. Fla., April 9. —Vmli* .W w l . didn’t - Lava—ulUL. it we# an o th tr patchrd-up tin.- up that Manager Hay Blade# put on the field with Johnny Dantoalo added lo the Saint list of ciipflc.. iktnny suffeied a back injury eavcral'dsyi'nso and it lw«#n to bother him ao much In the sicuml ‘ inning that h* gave way_ m I lfockry Mealy, the Faribault biy% Mealy^ intidcntally, caught n 'p re tty fair braml of ball and : contributed one of the Samt hn*. !:' Eddie Be" lit*fci again wns i the sideline*, nursing n son knurcle in hi* left L g and Bib lk>a* took over et second ultli Carl Tuekrr on hu way to Mobile. Mcl I’txg held fourth nt tnlrd an * Ernie ItayW in ngtit lfc.«i wii:t t-U xry R m nthsL again mak ng a valiant effort ur lirst lace Ih caus; there Isn't a first m r/cr Jn camp uilh 1’sul SchuoniiciiH on hie way home. H!m*l got oy li.O first inning but s'nglct by K h n in a n i W< ucal .and L’r a ’y’. ihuble. n f u r tw j .w ere out, ut«, :iim ■t ' - ' run*. Then In th c iil iri K ■ ’ f ■* Hrujie, NUn n . id Wci.xcl, thr first fivj luiiUi i to f : rc him, all slngl d. ?lrgt Brady t; r s stiaig h ' hit * * - n « t tm. 1 wtenid ere foui Nltcho!** ■ ■ *. •* ' When wy mention u pork, we ret ora to *lh* EU l^ni# BiwtAt# ’Itt I In VP ' A V1TJ1 ffp dtmV wacetiOfcrtlV ••' m without Pending n light chuckle ^5 rre Municipal Park With elaborate up o ttro i vVu 1 l or S i x c 'III '. s Lm ji / »htuui uo rn i. Hereto) duy#- *gu we tliaruoed r | * ____ xtrurted Th * ia not a nr** , (hi*.. problem of major league I C JirH I I lly If! i x i o p slty. Whnt Hanford ilow w n l stent jumping to the now famed -------- — I# n park wtth a playing field i Mexican LeagueOne of, the ,1‘AGUE SERVICE BUREAU a* goed or latter than the nlay- 1reasons we ventured to say -why LVEti SPRING!?. Apr. 0. tngfiehf- at the Muntctnol Perk. rcrc • am pn- s i - i u .w ile ll—Ofte-third id dm loomi-.-Last srosmi. r.eHioa p r s . J r ^ n . - f* r-th e ir action was - that they indivld.nl a rcc.rdn *ei hy iliatrlct «;hnmplon#hlp tegnfT Th e would not like the .living condi­ Ipiu-Cta** II Florida S late season,'h* Ooegn t know what hi* tion* there That, moat people II* mpmiwra roc held by c:utr wm do mr tn v v«* •u u - i- q JLU, 'IfiHWfi—iht *ght. w#i” a-*tiiy or sanfohd Cclervf. K. who*# p rtc tlf« ' Hmnwer In our opt#* tiling to tey. * U over fix year* of ploy ion,. they seem to b*t> n ■*uvd However, Here’s what _V«jm I the team winning 190 and club. They defeated. W inter Gar- Htrphen* had to say Sunday a (ta p g ;.M game* for a AH aver- den very d«CW*Mt *unil Jn#l a noort In Daila* after he hall jump­ second hizhrit In the virrult.leto'# e**« to i *rii#ie ..u v “ ‘ •» 1ed the Mexican l-etriue in onier nfortl o* a club held* th e ; luruln Tigura. Saturday afternoon, | •tin to . (hi nroietn. Hall lit rerord far viDnrter--~WI the Tiger# noted out a 2 to 0 I Stephen* t jrafiief^lj toTW^Wr * .1371 win over Hubert E. l-cc of Jack* igp ,ei It. Ili.'U. Sanf rd holds sonvllle. Ia»t year*# sta te champ# ; “ I went down there to »co about [earn fielding record a .93a But Mill. Kettle# h a s .n o place the Mexican League—to see If I 138, or playing field on which to lead .would like l ” play there. 1 don’t the cot»;try, the league Isn't Iph IlydcT. alert outfielder hi# Hub H .voF-o*.**. S«nf-r1 like well organiicd. th j parke are not the I'.MO acjua.l. hold# two ™'™\y need, snother playing good and I. know my wifo and i* mark#, and held a third. Hold. . . . . . . „ son wouldn't wnnt to live down rnn« scored i.n*ll it wae Last “ M t we rontacted Kettle* there.’* lied In ISt I by Hoddy. Oroafe W * S * 5^ ‘ g il* Stephen* sekl exactly that, A« rttrg. It,, bs* IS*J base bltg, Ninth H r ^ t P a r k w o u b i J o K # l U«i repllrd that If It w ere po#»i- gain we repeat ouri- statement „r 1 1*,* tP .ir.tl* .to got a.H ay Infield and a iia ic ftv**i dev* ago, Ih ert’j no nines like America. Klrphen. scoffed at the threat by Jorge Pemuel, preaidant of thr Mcxi-nn l-cngee. u» avc K m for *J00,000 for Icavipj thnt cir­ cuit to teturn to the American | League club. % Stephen* appeared ; a* a pinch bitter for the Brown# In an •*hllilllon game with th s ■Chicago "••},- a-d Hcn'*t ■* **ii"sr to t.e the score In the fifth Inning, “I'aeottel I# lo*t trying to seafK the plaver* t'e now he* down there so they wna'f leave,” said Hlrnhen# In the elnhhous# at the Di.i'ii* Texae » a - u ' f U lowing H# brief workout in the cot 17 IrtiiWi ln 1017 D* Br<"vn* line-up. ’ ' <*?iib in three-l'bgger*, whilr no **1 Signed a contract with P**Pmforif ul»v#r hno over ant nlno h~uere" a- did Joe Biitroff of the a run, ton I##t nc aliuwc.i un; i S m|. RtnUl’ Wlivn D i liU.: 3 3 1 iin?* agin. Spesr’e' eirur cost bir» two- u l.*i^3*!oii nnd MnfUd of ibe nftcr Mhe side #boulJ hav b un 1637 learn are tlrd for tAr#»r bases -^.1? raeh. Skeen’* 97 . nm«retired. . Rtx Cecil kept the SalnU under K~ttrrf-tji di’rtng 194ft bo# nrvet control with onr bit In th i first l-ceti p"tta!t*l on the Hub, nnF bn« three inning# hot tic Uladrs.hJti n-v Cclcrvff't drawn 90 w'nlk* n* I roke out with n .rash or »l* did BrroStt In 1019. I eaou« record F r time# str.'ck lojchd* in ths lourih to »;or. three run* find w as another be- rut Is held bv Bobby I’rlehiird_ i*o#o Bigg didn’t touch third bare vrnb'e • f!r*t'sxc'rcr on" tb* 19S7 ■•n his way t-> Ihc plate. Hudson hoids vlrtimllv- all Hub Erie Tipton, Homer Malney and smijnf nitchers He com* Mealy Hngl##! in *ucc;»r. on with record* pieled 27 o^ M i star* **i iiplon •«r>r,'ig o.i M eni/a Kit* «trurW out 102 meh, and hail a I: !Jaya ptipr." , to first nnd then 1.79 imrnwt run nveragn over fAO l Plvg hit t i e dltlant loft fi ! . Irinlnvn. Jo# F l-dcr nf tho IBT* fence for a double, *eoring‘ Mat* (rntn I * *he nic*t r#n'* <—Ift nay. Nitcholas. followed with t w >»- W 'lfjht of tb* 1937 team I I W -^1# *atis#y p i'-h c l *hn ...n t InnJn"** ■-'*i'H,t. lait 1‘tfg war cnll»: u.n v h ■’ Itulivbbinl fielding lemlers a! th j ball wa* return*d tJ , tblr |#**m»* Crb-I'fod* during ciy yOfirt base. Loss rir.gletl but 8p*#r.- nf pley: Johnson, lb, 19to, W 1 • ;roun«t A fin i » end iH# innir f*iniu,"t]l tu jn . "h. .17' Onrnott, ■. Matncy *. gingX- In this Inntng an. ,1b .tlflft' r 'n r y , 1030. «h'irtk i;avo him « h till g #tic_ij/ of atop, it'O; M arti-, W17, oulHHd: eight consecutive games. Tipton, or*. .UH9; Lane, 1939, catchers. too, has a record of having hit .'.187. •‘’• safely. In every game line# Joining Coteryflfil manager* wprn; IWft. he Saint* lout w:e«. F tnffv McCrnne nnd B"l Ro’'*cr«! itJoali.il s i though the Sainb. ]nt7. ftodceri and Lee Ileadt were’ kj ns tn rout Cedi from 19.19, Guy Lnev and Rmlvcr*' r- the mound in the sixth but he tMO. Ili>li" A tcyander' 1940. Lyn:i . put the fire out after the Blade*" fa m n b rll.' 1941, Charles flirk any met} counted twins. Ji** .1 f t l o ' ' Mealy dr.w a walk and- lhtv.* Mo#t unenviable iMxtlivHni be* ’ IK,ppc#l oul. Then l’igg singled by Bunfrnl U the fact th a t It !* • to left for bit »tc«ml hit mil the oo»<. iea»\, t*nani M*t»" Nitckoli* was iff* at first when Ihnti failed to fl»d*»i n season . (ilesMk's throw pulled Hbupe off The Teds vay* tu# in m hl-Iuni' - first -bus#, Moilv seertd on th. AL indirerlly leading thn league ;day on NltchHa*. Ro«* sintk.1, to « . World's rrcoAi an being th* V to r his second hit, to tend i'lp t only lesvup oy*!" to play, an "un- to third and he scored on 8ftore’ . infield OUL Cecil fanned Ho*ehthjl . for the third out. ri Red Barrett relieved Cecil nt ; atari of tho eighth and Nittlist V irgin ian TopB ' ‘.dns* eecond hit of the gome wo.* V -th# only damngs the Saint* did IhvitaUoh ScorerH 'o his delivery. f ■-? TbH afternoon, tha Saint* ore NEW, YORK. Apr. 3, UP)— Lai f. ifotag fir.r to Ik U m t. camp e* ..land Byrd of Wast Vlrgln’e pace*! >. the Tribe, In an effort to xolvaju ih# IndWikar.l scorer* Irv tii* n«one psms out of the *pll«K aer«# UcngJ invltm’cu eell*g.t bssks* i r Mattsgsr Blades plans to u a Ed tournament witi* fif point' - ,Wjj!*nd, counted on a* a regular baS» i l thr*? genre#. Ghring th sasson. and Gene Kelly, ths Mount ninwr*’ rogujar 1-am ra l? " S;r Umverelty of M 'nnw ou n i-w a * kh'rd In woringy Wss . a n 'th e mound with the v*H Virginia finished third \ in th* h e llnesin a b o o i'th e , sam e or * ? K a ^ Otton of Biwfftv Qr*#’! 'mlnrelay ^and Thuredav ujU bxaten by- R halo Island S U ta ir limited to stiff ■w jtk o u tr xrvl -h# quarter-finala, lad . alnel lay afternoon, lh» Saint* bresk p hire to l»»v? fo r Jackson- St '-Baseball Parti si ■■ tNG H IS CH A N CE An urgent n e t,I for anuttwr recreational fgcilit; loomed into the city ’]* rp o rd ig h t yesterday afternoon whan the t elnole High Hchrot n r te r y P w h a rrb a lt m im found without to practice tor their IMG scbeOul#. COar hr# Uoe*a Kettle* and hi# boy# spent the entire day try ­ ing to ie li» arraegem etitp to r t t the us* of a ftald A t th is w riting, we don't know w hether they were able to do w nr net. Ho, the renuit I* that Sanford need* baseball (Hirli, tra<l the story, nf Vcnf Stephen# it take# Monday and Ind.itrspob* ! acute! It# fourth straight training ' camp vietory QVir tho Saint* lP . • The Trihc collected nine of their 1C hit* "ff Iliriial in tic rF I * three ik,n« inning# ini<inir# lii rKilkn ti* first l<> eh#ke of their ten run* over the plnte. Then Otlin Nltehnla# took over ami It wn» u different story. • Nitcholas pitched th. la*t mx Inning* and out for error* behind him would have held the Indian# to only on* run. haired Otho wat ns tough Jot the Indian* a* Hlmsi was >#*■>'. He had beautiful ec-ntnd nnd had something on every pitch while Hiirtsl warn't the lltinsi rf earlier exhibition gardts. > t < r t i n < > « i «m _i « n e r -j J GI ^ ^ a r & S k * .' Havel Academy 1 ih pL M Jm rlllc Hx 1> A( phoned Pa*i|Uo| a fte r re ttin g *•n < *vft * '* «**• '* to /#-■*#*, ■*——■*— * . m * ) McRaney, VeymilHon, Lake Will Handle Outfielding* Duties — _. BH BK k* J r kWY c u r a t - * r d c t ©AMO WRaiG M(5 ABSgriCG AMO »« b J -fM g. S-T. U X hS CARDINALS' y c-tJ/x f Fl ik h ld w ' F C O S lV cf* bftfiF to p ts^ w lth lit *■. -Urtdsr former rule* each com teatant had t« P“ tha saw* to tgitt throughout the *match, N'T* ha can ns* tltb rr—and too fre fluently geuihfcttw'atm t* than be normally’ -whiM receive oftw r,v jpiionsnt finlsbaL ■* ' ‘ ‘ C ’irA O O . Apr. U, t/i’i-Y o '- •tn t*k* *t from "Mr. EilJlanU’' Thnt n#w iu Ioo giving 1 pkyif • kvlca #L tho eft* IslUlft hia-tvahiom blH:Ards r.#v#r villi lU imaulnr with top-flight playWill1# ilappt, who wom bis flrat bjlllrrds til Id as a taJ u! IB jual or* ngo. want* no e s r l of 't In uny aort of mutsho and iiw'jslly in n world champion­ ship tour nn (non t'w h o re hu will <«You Kvre casrt piwy ftny de fettse,” Hoop* raid, tharhig n rc sent t.n rn lo.Dt match w l;h J»k Shfocfer, Jr. ♦•NutoraUy. I n1 wwyx try to ftlajf Uio opponent’. POK. ^ - > / i CodWnJVA c e .4 ee-iYgcJ V MVltrg / y . . V ieaoJypr MAAAeeit, A f ita u n M . A#fr»‘ e x t o r t s ftu* A ^'flte '« iW U a K O M K ttn v t”r ■ Daily Double Is Won By Figgera Up And fe Hooked Combine The dally of Fifgors U,v By BERNARD KAHN PuMItfc H«re — Prfvrtl / 1 DAYTONA BEACH. Aor. f t 's g r a sa I11i ta t automoblU Utibrj nihil <i. Double I Florida’s •■iiK*". 1 .in* i min, i*4ul lU iia-r, speed show, th& 140-mile aatkfuil D jrlita Ntwar Ti Ur dirt, llnr Jo. ebamplanship ibeack-and-remd i»*e P jllt llurr — 5.10 Mltn M lnll.-ln lla rrl for stock enrs, will be resumed iliU tl Worsaiov iVc* (Juno. Far.. i >'» llibj. Mr. t,Jqirr^ t.u*k) U x p , here Sunday, April Id, a t ItSO Mntmwk I'n! Jvcr,: fs-tiiiin HhIiIb. Lodr P u r . t , P l r u i K Nur **. Tun !*, T b u n J s r < J u , , L 'o i i a r d n v r . i . r t i i - Sa#<1’.Ijlk I' b. " — M f WU*< K liv r i l l l r e l l i s n d Mu*. Hiu»*r i Tonicht’s Entries Durcr, l i j i k i r lad , * Do, 111# M*i>. Wti.n l‘taet, Tnuntoa UlH.■ . . f m llaril — CeteftlD PlIgM U. M uch Tltfl. U und. 'f»»lk tie*-- — C-|U Hllei nlhmiii. (lull! B. l"a#iS»i" Dniipr, l4 SJi#i*ln lUuvt tt«J Ms#(*r. Lady Corunlt*. I ' mi. i t * Ii.nl l.l#, Audi* fiv rk * , llw l lyas, Jarir1 , P ol!’In KMlurr. lint i'lo((#>. . #-it**(i It*fi" P « jaitlii Wju l'D c. J<f*»r Bill, m ni trunk IHr«» »UII Dull* IheM cl Kolipvr Thr*i " ~' " ir. Gagre.....ill* .. ....... ... W.'a Han, if. (Vrywr Hi#- rtiiic" l.u k> i.'#k, T W M tin * * — f ,.tn 9 tll* i MlfffMIlt IlMtf l>F|t^ 1l» ab X T ^InrH Ml»ti f i t 'j .Mnlviw, i|*» t lllur, |pD»n f*rMr#rt tir«rit 4«>rvt\ r>nncin« I«»»<!/* fHiJahofrt: wis lu knee pant* and h-ul to n the tab!# to make soma shots, -xplaimd the better iddo of the ifw rule. “Throa-cushion bllliartl* is the '*o#t difficult gam e on a tabid, '•‘or th at reason, i t ‘isn’t plnyaJ >S much *# it probably should be. ho rule will cn-ourog* lire gome. ■h -lirv e., h capso . pfnyera Jurt rtarting it witi nut be difcourno-d iWoft n bv failure to make a few 'B R ords-now amt then. A shot rllt would be almost Impi-ilbt#’. '"f using one cue bait could bo wit# simple by u sin g the other l.i xdjhy c*ae». "lo o k in g a t it th a t w»w jtf| ng th at “the club looks pretty J iood.w Hbwevtr, tho Celery Fed* itill lack strength in one or two npsttiona and- tho .need fo r. a lrflhanded mo'undstnan grows more critical every day. This afternoon the Fade en­ tertained the DeLand Red Hate, also of the Elorkla State League^ in their first exhibition tilt of the season. Tomorow night, the locals will perform under tho lights for the first tim e thl* season whsd they go up against i the West Palm Beach Indians of the Florida - International league. Sanford fan# will get the opportunity tomorrow night of also seeing a veteran man­ ager In action who piloted Pa law 1 ka in the State League several years ago, Herbie Thnma*. IvevyAVhllner, the fean Fed pitot, skid'this morning th a t duo f 160-Mile National Stock Car Race ind Hooked raid 030. L! v -Ftewl Ft-AVuJ&.'jjrfrl •tflC c4AAr\jdS 8UF . the night. t iring Ublo comb'nntion 'M t ■■ ' ’1 - s' < - ; , y / ’tWi9* i <&( c i w i ft* . , M M/OIMCIK 'lin k , turn lr*«lf • Mr*r-. ju g Gt. h u m .", juvlal IU«. i av erv th 'n g he b#* given me. I am hi the fifth r-’cc Hist ni;rh*. I t pay Hrtaai* H u* — a-111 Mill! hacker* of ths 7-A i|ainlrla n N o r t h Kla#. .Huniils, l ^ e ’s LHinns, And th a re ’# on* thl>-w sum not taking a dim*. handrom? W1 for tb s ’r f l ticket'. K -irj Knv, 'Cnildn Dun l/vsu'# abeyt t *eel*n!l—you ca n ’t heat tho W ith only fire mora h pht* to d i r t , H*i i . u i } . i n d s o t t r o f t . lU akia !(#«■ — V «i*rliri g»- before-th* season clsa.-e, ths Coach Kettle# intlm atm l 3h at HJi. a i r I* ( l i r e ! I M w.-n rftn't , r - A& W a41 1 € * * £ S rtja -d o tijiW u srse ^ & H o J W W a n ,b ( S V ttH e r A /fgwi-l&CAS v-eA & ie-eeco K o B1 WuU*i» iS a f l*e»ntt;.lien recordfd# [ toll h*ir* vh** HCjtJtiftbtp II, e-ntraet stip u la te and ho agreed with mo. I al«o to!d Hm the c<»m <*eV-Jla;l add. Never Fcnr two dprady grayhaunda a t thr Sanfotdv r '—tl'in b»tr»g • ••VH**#"1 "I pm golnr to #eti,| back tn him Oilanilo Jienne* club g it together lull# P ii’t Hold a ball and 1 am doing to stay. lAttt * b*it -In'* U#«/- -1 Stephen* *#1H under n ruling by tt-c lf slipping Into tb* Com. A. B> rjisn rtlr- at) p lav er fin road which Irto u rs twj.„ vr n# *o rh * ■>•># ■—«* ’ --r here wc sta rte d . * mav retu rn without iiVnallv •' .. i" - ■■ • I (hry do *o try Aprt* 1# 'He wwnM ’t ToM You So” .n o t irtiv If ot)>er* iy*a "We tnfd y»u j m w tidd fellow h ji^ lfo d . . . . ^o \ * h g t ' _* ‘ , ■> JULIAN STKN8THOM Manager Ed Levy-Wbllner end hf* Sanford Celery Fed# held th#lr first practice drill o f the # flrtat w*ek or Spring training icxtarday afternoon at the Huntclpol Park. Th# drill w#a high­ lighted by a ipirited batting drill and the club I# rounding .In to ,* Claude Whlddon, business man­ The famous beach track on ths ager Is making arrangements to of th e oc.-sn h ia nM bVkn hand!# g good sired andlenco to­ for rac in g since the outbreak morrow night sinco Sanford fan* of World W ar I t b u t' *11 slgfts wll may turn out 1n drove*-to point to a rarord-bresklnf come- watch thalr representatives and Lack in tb* 1P48 closalc. £>dg*.thalr ability in th# contest. Whlddon revealed thl* morn­ America's beet known slotir cat drivers will go io post In tho M ing that electrician* a rt putting lap event around■ths eici-jn.our the lighting system into ffarat new 3.3 mile sand strip. The fieic elesfl rendition and that Includes Roy Hall ex Atlanta arid home uniforms have been re ­ Sill France of Daytons Beach, ceived and Itetiad. Tho road unico-leader# on the national epssJ- forma, however, base not arways in 1045-40; Stu Jeyea of WniirimBhir, Ind.; 1PM lltlthpidH erbert Clatom of T am -* * F t* ;, ar, Jos L.ttlsjor.n o f Spartan­ burg, 8. C„ 1030 winner; Red will ctp taln Fordham U niversity's Byren of Annixton, Al*„ the e«rv- basketball team next a sto : . ice champion; and many ether.#. . Littlejohn eatabiiahed himself a* r u t 'f l w o par hour week. • BT. PETERSBURG, April 0. VPt— Charles Wallace, commer­ cial n»h#rman of Marnthon, Flo., posed a Question . a t n - fish er- men’# meeting her* as to whether bo or - ■n twtopin, m uvht 11# fish off (he Florida Keys. A* hs drew each fish up toward his boat there would he a sudden boiling of water on the bottom, * Dash of activity, and bo would haul in a fish that hod been sucked dry, , "Finally ;I sow tb* etnetur* that WM catching th# f l a h I caught, It p f t big aquid ar octopus, With a , body °* big a# a wntvrmeton. I weal after him and hooktd him ones, but h« sPaPP'd my lln# 1Urf jt vs# n yl rfilto, . * ing duties fb Ruddy i^lke, Pule McRaney end Ed Vermillion. Vcimillion will be itr ri^ht, JIcRaney In center nnd L tk o in jeft. In the infield# Jerry Silverman w.ll le on firiit haw . Dave bride at eecond. Rill n ry an t at short *and Sharpe will be a t third. Hon Zaipel, who i toold rank among the top backstops in the circuit, will handle (he catching assignment, and Jim Scjuittal will lie the alerting hurler. Carfall Blanc, h e f t / righthander, T h t Riiath Carolina spied demon offered *290 as ft »Wo bet that h* could beat any competlrer *n any make, of automobile. Ilowavst, tha Raid la studded with v tttre h nllots. *711# 4X-tltl*hoidtra will A cs well kxpwtanfwl gasoitn# Jockeys *T HrL (P#pp#»J Cunnlngitenl of rTYenton, tii T.j Skimp H«na0P%ndr' Wll Rgewtfan of SL AuguaUna: Don Smith and Spaed Wynn o f Tamps- MsHow MacDonald o f Oriahdot wy Clafit and Hugh Ridings ef - Miami; Vte Kaisar, Chftrlotti. N. C J Ed V i« »ml Kddla Bland, JacksotivRHi Bob Flack And Fontelto Flack, Atlanta, and oth«rs, ,> -* Th# ta ^ , niao,* bald In 10t t a n a w«m *y the la ta Uoyd 8a iy M Atlanta, drasd a erexrd of IDXlpO riftd tha fo h w a a t 14 th « r tb a April lift*. B ut for tp u m n tn in t play, 1 : Cad! Keith also saw Uv#- un- 14 attendance will surplus j uP deraea . {nop#ter, Far reliable workmanship and prempt servl#* oa any make or model . , . BE SURE . . . Call m#n who know HOW! few er Radio'Service , 118 B- Park Phone 29 �n«?ar» w ' . lUKSDAVt- APRII. 9. THE SANFORD UEKA1.D, SANMHtD FLORIDA .1916 I iUiifjl.t :t(4|.h« -: ||( MnrUll. thf. | -tl> d a , a n t h e '1 2 n d 'i U ‘> ft, A yr vertisement saaford II«r«ld go** into than 3000 hornM Irt S»fvM d Jm lW tlft Couniy. If CLASSIFIED RATEH • MBV lin k 4 n r n n * i n s e r t i o n fut appro,a i ,,t r*a>v ^ 1*1 I a,«.'.Ut Ht Ilk AUMuiUli *u l>; ■•lair of ji>.Si_l,!l u MAtti J !. tlcflrtiirit. liR Ihlfi IMH March. tv ila III.I.CN K. CAHIt LEGAL NOTICE ^ /All the VITAMINS lor aU the family / A iim th U lia ti l» ■>. U>.» t,f JU H K l 'I I I', 1 AREFULLY LICANED "I LOTHES LOOK HETTKR and WEAK LONGER fie* for avfelc ramlt*, Lost and Found— rl<V’‘A Battery C h a rg e r . . , ^ ,C,QMKANr. INC, grocurir*, etc* q . -Tcochton, [E ABE fatff equipped nn-1 -knew how w m a p your tire*. [Natural rubber or »ynthetle. Fwa protect affewulU of your itlre*. Jotle* Tire Shop, Cor. Bat and Elm, Phone 603,’ B R IN G T H E M TO I ’M FO R S A T IS F A C T IO N STRING of . peart*. Neo- hxnl shell - or vicinity of Park to Palmetto. *iermin»nt*l value. Ph. Mrs. Jack Benton. Reward. * l.ADIKS* Watham wrlit watch, yellow sold. I.eft in City Jlall restroom on Wed. Phone 976W. Rrwonl. Mr*. Owen Forgu*on, 4 U Myrtle.__________ LIumI ^ HELP WANTED MODEL CLEANERS x o r ir r . to A fp tttit Tt>; ru.V m .v m » u ;K .. » h .. ■<«■ nf r* ftiil* in < » ■ Y«*» ni' rtitulriii lw dtp* |H**r i»ti Im a 3*t|t f(»r fuJhd* Inij In flu* L lD *nll:; iffil* Fount! KL r '.k iMi .tlt r v -ult tit1* «at wttlfli -iAir *■;<»i»« t*: J KIMIV 1» iUl* IMwIitllft* V»,. CT*«NTOV hi Hit*i: Iw frroJmil WITNKKM w>- |iF*ni tilui nfftulal FOR RENT DIOLBTEBKD fabric*, lapettriea, broMtaUe*. damatk*. FURNISHED apt. Adult*. Box Imitation leather and 'dupery ESC^c/o Hera ld ._______ l fa trie*. A rrm pem cot far cartle e if arork dttlred. R. 3. Brown, 291-1 N. OranAo Av£7 FURNISHED apartment*, reaxonable ralea include all utilities YERS fim hly dretaed. aratD and Karaite. En»t Qrayea. Are., iblo dolly. rendr-Fry Itiultry. Oranjte City, off -Highway 17, nr ll**V virol H8P. 1205 Sanford Avenue, Phene or DhnhA Phono DcLarui H8i 124, TM'O deipirible. w ell:ventilate.! ,NGKS 52-00 bushel delivered. upstair* bedroom* with hath W. Lord Phone 788-W. All private with kitchen privi­ lege*. No children. Phone 251 EAL bargain, in a good rtcon[Jttloned and reflniihed sewing [machine for thl* week nnly. IU A, B), C, D, F, G and De, plus LIVER. IRON. Calcium Pantothenate and Niacinamide. • You o n never be tore you -m- pciunx enouph c tu m iile iu n iin i unlet* you tuppkm rni your diet with Lnnwn qu»niiuc( (ifviUHiim So. puird agiinu tilsmin defsetenry! Surt .be wiic Pirn,. mini hibit in your Lmily loitsy.* m im ; 144 CAPSULES 72 * $ Ae Z !i9 co m pan y Com r Furniture Rebuilt lux** Vk HIr-I* im r n u u t«». iMrtintiffv. and Recovered l\ rillH T or- TIIK rfirVTY JI 11*115. *K*frfOMe n m n , ariT o r n .i m i i n . V |y H i:: K T IIK KSTATK Ol* Jn •KPIt L. MAItKNTHTTK. P e c e a te il. IN I'ltOOATK. TO AU, tVIIOM IY MAY IX IN.’ i 'CIIN: 1* n e r rb y * U e » t h a t K U L . I.N K. l AItUAWAV filed her filial rr|..> rt ■,» A t l m f n l t l r a l r l i o f ,h « »*•*'* of JOMKI'M T- MAItKNTtrr. 1 I., her .|r . rk k rt), ( h a t pile h a * tile d i-rtlllu » r u , r n ta l il!n -tin r* .-. SANFORD UPHOLSTERY Diune ■i*’ • •- 1112 102 Sanford Avenue -W :-^^Dhonc ,t Owned and Ope ruled try Ex-serviccmcn '• BEAUTIFY “ YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS Feiifltir.u Idinds innile to fit any size windows Free Estimates Wood and metal slats — 58c sq. foot Kcpnirlng — llefinlnldnir SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. 317 C* lsl 8U phone 903 f i vM *<rr o n ir r r T . Y w i h ' cb i*>*mr i.«.v There’s No Place Like HOME FORD SERVICE LIQUORS >»•.*>*■ The Increaied number of cart on the road increaiei driving hat.irdi. You can be financially tec-ire aqainit them if you ero fully protected by a policy in a tound iniurance co m p a n y . W* o ffar fh o t profecflon.1 Your Ford Healer H. J AMES CrUT AGENCY BILL’S , de*lr*bl« 5 room houi*. M oo targe lot, 'good berhood. A very nice horn* pull family. Houao i* In condlt’en. 53600. C ut be 1 Amber and I Black Capsule Stipply'Vitamins touchton »M that *he will apply In II.r llohorahle || W, Mare, c’ounll 01RI. lot *oda Fountain a t LanJu d R o o f, H em lnol* C o u n ly , P l o r l . RNITURE. For ey*a Drug Store. Part time or or# - need* aee full tin*v.________ It Mather'*. COLORED girl* for laundry work. Touchton Drug Co IK E BRICKS Million* .are Expoilcilce protected. Seininolo! leeded. S ta rt a quick C A f '1 Co. laundry, 819 W. 3rd St. . . ISe Heart THMIria H tiM U lh U , m iln eti, return* can *tart in la 5 Waal**a*00WU HOMYMP» ,wo week* with an inexpeimive. STEAIM' and pert tnfic clerkl, H tl A Dept. Stcre. 1l|uuiiel»t(rlltMiM*h«*itiwia*ki«llmrtu u tly hand operated TYUA -------------------------------------------- - txufi due In w h *tid. chMCM W» you've SBRICK MAKER, only *and SALESLADY for Coleman'a Gift ikj.iv , , S u p e rb And cement and any old shed i Store. Phone 147. v SZ yiaeiled. Build your HOME of -------------------— — — ------ ■■ p a mjy (*ln hinry rtlwl Irua |M f tun* [brick. Get a TYRA-PI.AN. I STENOGRAPHER, knowlcxlire of “ *• «*?***J™* [fta* what can' b* done. R. K.J .horthand. Apply Chaae A Co. T3TRA CO, BOX .101 WYOM- “ ir.T'lT. 7. ■' WE CAN’T GUAR­ * “ —I ;---- - brim In fmmilm. Thai * Ahir t«rr REIJAIJLh woman Wliltcd to IPUIV^ ukiI hf vklima rif Bionctcfi 1NG, MINN. ANTEE that you will ■ take care of .m all.cb td Wedfind nil of your fav­ netdav afternoon*. Mutt have r^ar d.unei he I'd** fnhta*lodT* PKt'IAL thl* wrek—l^ rg e freih reference*. Phone . 1022-XJ. [ r. JCHTOff DRUG CO. orite* Ininora’ hero, hut Florida rgg* 39c a dozen. Puland Drug Stcrea everywhere maUo Grocery, Phone 441. we do hava some of OMAN or couple to live on l ’remc*li for general house thorn . . . and we’ll do . I41DODGE 4 door *edan% new work. 2 In family. Phone 724-M. our bust to sec that tin*,.* etceUent condition,- contact Vernc Williamaon, Mayfair EARN good income repreientlng o i o m a u n a u i i c i e i s you arc satisfied. Hotel. j., Avon cormetic* u* advcnUea •!>,, te p*nif* ■yper-auditT in Gnud liuusekeeplng. Write U I - . 1 P — * 0 M Qal i al f AGIC Chef ga* range; two Naomi Dill man, 816 droadway. n a l l l r l e L g O l O H O Ilw Ie 8 * 10 matching Mohawk wool —#v M«e* a*«k rug*, practically new: ga* water ~ Orlando, Fla.. —T ---------------------- (i Dh i toBer lh« 0*1* »o4 dlseow ian *f heater. Phone 876-W or 012- H. r.APr.ltlKNCr.D help fur part *ai uatewitea. u u t t , heutMra. *»■ PACKAGE STORE . time work. Apply at R. 1. Mj°e. .**??**” AND I1AR IlLOOD .teit*d -turkey egg* 13.08 COWAN Co., 2 1 1 hL F ir.t St ^ I dozen. Mrs. W. J. Doyle, Box I II W. First 8b — Phone bhO | 68, Otteen. EX PER1ENCB tT book I eepe rTTaoj [GLASBAKE eoffe percolator*— m n T w ^ Z ”'hUox u x '•• -PV*o in ti.nsweilng. c/o *117 ife, lltl| | iMtimn** preertlM* *» ■»** D*ewe have them. Stanley-Roger* aid. tor* 4wMit* wua rw«M a-i wu*t *>*, L Hardware Co. -------------- - ----- -----------------m >M* M lrf or ye*e a n j p n »Ul thver' Uiokkeeper,e*|wr- J*jp "«■«? «**•/■*»‘r* SEE UB for carpentcr’a tool*— PART-TJME kneed an}t efficient,l.oo.i pay ***' « *u «**4 *«• »««» e w u r r * .w e have them—at the right HEY, BARKEEP! FILL for ahort hour*, Rookwork only. In Sanford. At Touchton Drug price. Stanley-Roger* Hardware W EASTF.lt SUNDAY DINNER' SoeMk turkey, an trie trrmm u'*. H^O- Roy Johnnon’* Red B«rn and' Restaurant on Highway *: 17, 6 m lnutti from Sanford. ONE and one half atory, 5 room house ami (tnali apartment resting foe ten xlollar* per ntMlhf located No*e In on two teM.'MBWL , fi ROOM bouff- g w n a l noithea, attic, fan, morlirn throughout, large room*, fire place, ffood garage, yard fruited and la excellent nelghbothood- a ajpletvdid home for anyone. 56800. ROOM houic In good condition. 3 bedroom*, garage with ■mall 'l a X BM apartment; lot 60 200 - »omc fruit- a verj attractive home and just ouLl i the city limit*. 16000. 7 aere* of rirl muck land can be added for |H0'J, If B«ver can use. *r" - . VERY, lilce duplex huuir, 3 three m en furnlxhed apart menu, llaa ‘Bn' income of |70. 00 per month. Ideally located in good neighborhood. In g r» ' condition, Inside and out arlc, worth the money 16300., EVEN room hrnue (tuft a ^ ' l«g#W living rmr—,r-r* » tib j!i dlnTog room, kltcli*4, bflrordn aaM keth on fir»t fln*r. t ,n Iwdroom* and b-th on' »c:6nT floor- a splendidly ■rranwrd honti In good eondlthm, H*« roomy two car gyrage lit com­ bination with laundry and wer'i room. Let me show ypM th‘* immediately. It I* fairly P n retest *03 M21SCH BLDG " ‘m * w i YDC'VE HA.F* t t - MA: . < DRIN1® 00 Al.READY.SAM. HOME . j THEM I WCIilt SEE TME" DE'-ll 0 ? HORSEBACK*;' HE'S iNSiCG rr.AT BOT TLfc. x--------- \T----------------- j 1 ___ 1 Eg W ANTED I I'LL bey your ear, rrgardles* rf age or condition. Hoy Reel, SOfl W. 2nd StWILL pay highest price* for uted car* and alio wrrr'icd and burn­ ed or old earn for parta. Ratliff & Son* Phone 237-W P. O. Box 1476, Sanford,.Fla. M YOU DRIVE IT1 f® • P H O N E 2(10 I^AWN mower wanted In good condition. Idione loui-M. I’LL SHOW, YLIH. [THE"DEVIL ON HORSEBACK' •PiliAM/* lin in g HICHV" _____ a ATS WHA'S INSIDE tT BOTTLE, 25 TO 50 acre* In rural *ectioH wanted preferably with house M uit tie reakoruildr for ca*h Reply to Ilex 69. cln Herald LQQB CAffTYUH SEE OLD BEEZIEBUB^ HE RODE RIGHT OUT O' THIS BOfTTLE ON A BLACK HORSE. E fl ET HOUSE trailer, eTwi Box 1814, Sanford. ritiih NAW. ALL I SEE OVER THERE IS A P.-.D>KIN ESS SERVICE A d tJq u o ifs A m ounf 'ill, auv 'A ;a H /- i t s s o g SIT. WANTED— ls, i AMO ILL GIVE YOU A l - ~ HUN DEED-DOLL A C SO N LfS FC a VO U C SSLP.r VVHcM I f MOVE (— -------- - B u r |’M MOT A CEAD 1s s r A T t e e o i c e e '- r m I OMLV cuess/, opr^ ju r M tt- » c :e r r ^ THE r rm T r: 3Nt* LST ANY* 1 or m aternity case*. Call bousx trailof’a t 19th 4k P a lm e tt^ ' e (w T O r— r , :b irjrr MISCELLANEOUS », Room - f . F l o r i d a LAWN mowed, gasoline tm u rea*onablg price*. Jerry Bank Bldg. Tel. 1030, CURTAINS, washed *Ure xtretched, 618 MellonrUle,Av«. W W W Niill . « I i»»*ky-wewi-wt I 111^0 *If■= FLOOR LANDING id flntahlnf. Cleaning and g. New floor* surfaced t« ctlon, , Old floor* made like ill " II. M. GLEASON LAWNS mowed with power mow^ e r . Phone 779-XJ. SrojatrlyetJuftVM* u ;. Fow. Bv PAUL ROniNSOfy the doHir fo h u f rrpair* !* o {g amy down I Here joa bhd if \ v is a - w p a ic : o h Y o u e \ a f j o u t t i m {n#ur*iit '.cx’krxl again n thUafarmingsftn •o?Heforoeoolhcrd»y, ,hq advahlege of our A H U N O aR O B uC kS b o n u s w h e n 714 g iM O $ S .,lN .* 111. B E D C lP P lM G J S *I H 6f2G f.* m ean h o m e gf M Uwithout ft - xw • - i5f S | g ; . T Jt'^-3fg 1 :*• :’'i- ' 1 ■ ;i,-i v • • , ■ .1 5i MOTHERGET HEf? ON 0 0(2 S ID E /-TH EN PV^ THE S G ? U E £ £ £ .O N lj— 'StJiKZ. O L D M A M /p -v * - �-r t PAGE EIGHT ■ -----------------— -------- — ............... M(;g - -------------- J. M. Fox Named President Of Newly Formed Vacuum Foods Corporation ORLANDO, April 0. aum I (.oil* ^Corporation ■ TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 19i t T I I R S A N F O R D H F .U A I .n . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A —— w r-----------—----------! ---- •----■ ■ ... .1 ---------------H I. J J .. ................— . ............ 1■ ■ ' J " -_ . ...... L . H J . I H 1 - 'I ' A lexander the flre at roiiquerej Oil seeping (rum the ground | The study of tho geography of Almost tw o-thlnls of Panam a's Training of homing pigeon** Sorghum plant* were »«:** f*tn t In« a a ■iM'il liy ih<- Indians u- -nlv j'.he m w n 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. Vac ' “/'■ ponded to 40,000 gallon*. T he. is I) the Plymouth in-Uillntion will use] Food iri; iiminiliuti' faturc, maiit tndr.tl ion iiirtis Juice*. was .......a n m l J* * r .mlay M h J i t h a » j W » l r t ^ vinjf_ 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 co n cen trate krill dm M. Fox ns Vacuum ,na,l,lJ! ' ment of John Food* presiucni. tie ha* resign*!, lie distributed through retail out­ a* vice-president of N ational Re* let* by Snow Crop Marketer*, . r u t h Corporation. ilo*ton. to Inc., under the Unde nam e "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 "M inute Maid." _ IP If4. jnnniieer ,fiL _|nternntion.ii llusines* *Mnchmes. Worcester “ l*rodttrtlnn ~nf 't h e ' nrange juice HA?. Mfls*., before, joining N at Iona! powder will get under way next month, Mr. Fox mid. d ie added V «l te ­ Research. that the project will mark the ll inkVacuum Food*, » licensee un­ first commercial attem pt 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 N a­ I ; Tlte duce initially n dehydrated o r­ tional Research Corporation with f th e ir ' ange juice powder nml .a frozen the riiflpcrntion of the Vlymnuti ,• f ir s t o ran g e , 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 f ifth Vacuu/n Fond* plant. and -it orange*. Tlte n e w . 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 of oiaiige ju ic e ; O n i* n rfi wftt open * new nutlet* m arkets nt th" p re e n t. time P. ^ 1 ot t ; accessible to Florida tilru* pro e a s y .| duct*, due -to tiuii'portatinn difanil (i. f leu Ilie* 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 . a ... Amt ishinss—For 3 Rooms •••».on Liberal Terms TALKING TIRES BiUrO Dunn •ever hot he. Intuit; Hock Vo p rc ll eonlr Kd the • rnurc fW # ^ bom we telly* lloas Carl Mai, Ernh T o r 51 yeate my mVeb&n ; le a r w £ h o w to Compound tofayg THIS EMBLEM IS ALL YOU NEED LeciDard Casselberry Now In Fern Industry 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 th s whole procedure esn U riim rd 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 ip en t 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 J a n ­ uary, P.M.'i and received hi* La»lr and advanced training tit the ,Jacksonville Naval Air Station In III*. \ >ia tinn 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|tm g nnd rocket rum. j fu dune 11145, Cas*rllierry wa* transferred to Shoemaker, Calif, to n wmt 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, an end 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* K rdm tn West, m y­ cologist with the Florida Agri cull rnl Kxjteriment Station. Mold or mllrfew ran lw killed T here's nmnelng mileage jn our on painted surface*, e ith ir in door* or nut, by iw abblng the huaky A rm orubbcr tread nnd surface with n 1 to 300 solution fa tig u e - p lo o f, h c o t • resist tug if corrosive sublimate (bichloride of m ercury), he adds. Dissolving carcass. I3uy us of 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 Staflord’s Service applied with a brush or »wab mt,! must bekept aw ay from child mil and lifts. He caution* also th a t . in the case of casein or resin paints, corrosive .sublimate may rause undesirable discolora­ Cor. 2nd & Sanford tions, necessitating small or trial tests Irefore largo areas are tre a t­ 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 m aterial, in­ corporated nl the factory. Mold-' preventive m aterials which esn ins mixed in ordinary paint are sold by nil largo paint manu­ facturer* a* ‘mold stops" or fun­ gus k ilim . REGULAR FIIICE ON EASY TERMS *229 new materials into K elj/T ir^ -! [ — R f i - ---■ .... x » V • * -i * 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 draw ers, vanity dresser and lunch. A pair of i* Included, ns are the coll spring and qF.A l,r n e r s p r i n u Ma t t r e s s . • Station the and H*'lc«- REGULAR PRICE ON EASY TERMS . - :v . ; . t o - ' wt^fH S 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. i Problems to Us* ' _■ >: 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— . 4^ 4 .. THE WEATHER T * P rotect the P n r » of Mi* WorMi To PtmhU the I*, jgrcai of A onki; Jo Prodoce Prosperity t o r SsafenL Generally fair and continual n arn t through Thursday. v. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK —r n j j _ . a . ' EsUbUshed 1908 VOLUME XXXVII ’l l - . W Associated Press leased Wiro . ■ 3 '■ J - ■ Poland Asks IL N. ainst Washington* ' Lund Apparently Reject Big-Four Discussion i Of Spanish Regime TEHRAN. Apr. II. CAP)— The Iranian government ha* lv«n Ambeasedor Dua­ ls any further Inal me* m it* rnno h e fo ra -lh rr Hattons'8 •e « rU ? ? a Cotincll. This wpg-dlaeloaed <N d by -Prim # Kiroui, the Iranian linlater of propaganda. • B 'li SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. APR. 10,IB 10 NEW YORK. Apr. 10 (/P) Poland has filed with the United Nations S e c u r it y Council n request for action against the Franco regime in Spain. The letter declares that ttie Franco government has already threatened world peace and is a haven for Nails, Nail assets and £er- President Truman* Speaks In Chicago Harvester Company Workers End Strike; Lewis Quits lew Government Is Elected B 25,000,000 NO. 146 Harvesting Of Training Bill Is . Celery Ends In -Debated Before Some sections Local Kiwanians ps Women Voters Turn .-Out By Million* During Election TpKYO, April 10. '<*•>— Jspaneiv voters. 2S,0t0,D0J strong, have elected a postw ar gov.m m rnt in their first free election in generations. The big stirprW# ot in election was the w ay the wom*n vot.rs * turned out. In .yo,. tor initance, ft had been lTo c .y predicted th a t not more th an — per cent or so would vote. Inste.i more than f>0 pee cent of those eligible went to tn . poies. i h j Tokyo vote was between 66 and 70 per cent of tho.iv eligible. This was a little h'lghei than the restricted 1037 election, but quite n bit less than the bh per cent turn out forced by Prc PRESIDENT II \RRY S. TRUMAN is pictured (left) ns he de ,-er#d Id- Army .Hay s|ieech in Chicago’s fum-packed Soldier Field.. He wanted that rivalry of log |*.w*i* f it «ie)te* gm | cnttcesslntu in the mier Tojo’s coercion in 1912 an itialc g ir but weak Near and Middle Hast ' m ight spddeidy •■nipt Into noiflirt ' lie urged pumipt Limited communications training anil cstcu.inn slowness of election procedur ('iiugressional action for unifiratlsn of tin -iriot'd scrvi.-c., universal m dilaty I Ihlrrnatm m il Sttiiiulphttlo I prevented accurate reports fron fif the tlrnft for nt I«*a#t a ym r such key cities as Osaka, wher balloting started slowly w ith onl> ten p«r cent cast by 9:00 a. m. The poles opened a t 7 00 a. n and closed nt 0:00 p. m. -This * ' a national holiday to encouiaci voting. • Many of the Japanese wonx-> entered polling place* with babustrapped to their back*. In Inter­ views, half a doxan of them as­ serted that they had n ot been in­ fluenced by their huehands’ politi­ cal opinions. However, one 23-year-old wife Manager Etl lliirgirui w m+ said her husband had told her puthoriif.l to initiate* « TIiivmI about the candidate*. She explain­ |ir u jr d f«»r (hr upp. i St. ed th a t she hod been too busy John W. Bell, pioneer farm er JuhtiK Rivrr \allqy. eiohrating n caring for the daughter who of Lake Moyroe, who for the lajc *cnik«l to the (niliuii Ki w i , swung papoose fashion .on her paxl r r w r a t year* hrU had an ttt A inrrtinir *»f the Board 4if ?i back *t«r listen l* wandklatos. So busmfcsi in raiding n f l o h of tho C’hmnlkrr *»f Co n she asked her husband to outline extensive vegetable plants for replanting t u r r e t nt I h 4* Mayfair I !•»( r I | h i their political |>oeitlonx. “ But hv noi only irx Florida, but in mo-' did not even tell me how he was states nf the eastern .. .i Ihuo I Sgt I "tiuld I' Tyler of t! • tight, fh, million of J I. IngU . Wit* uU*<l for (hit pin voting,” she declared. as far north as Virginia and I'lilte -I .-tate., M iiiin e All Cirrp Tho political experts hail fig u r­ some northern states, hits now s o n o f M i . nnd M rs. M. t*. ry ln pone. KL trher IIoIN, (hairtuan of the ed th a t few women would vote, extended his operations by -hip who reside- near Silver l-ake, h ibecause the women rarely atten d ­ ping by airplane from Hanford. IK-en ilivchargnl frnm the armed bancbull commit tie, wu* intru ed public meetings. 900,000 celery plants to San J o - i. forces after nearly three and o tn l to priK’r n l with n rg o tlutjjHi • with Blanch Hickey for the p u r­ | Calif., a' distance nf more than hnlf years service. Sgt- Tyler entered the Marini pose of signing a contract for i 3,000 miles. Corps service nil Nov. 2. 1942 tho return of the llrnnklyn I I ( n n d teccivt-il hi* b o o t t i a i n i n e g e n lininnig cam p next yem packed In sacks, is approximate* • ; ; ; ,, I .it F u l l s I s l a m l . S. C. F o l l o w i n g f o l l o w i n g c n m i n r n d a l l o n of lb 523 Cars Arc Moved . .. . From State During * l)\,c ^ uijr i^ cm. )(‘T8 1st Week In April i'Ve,s t* (!f ^eiH,n.ole High School Todny llurvi-sllng of celery In tin- Labor Official Says Other Strike Must End To Get Farmers Needed Equipment WASHINGTON, April 10. UP)— A spokrsatsn for the I'n ilrd 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. • Sanford .nrnl land M-t-lion is no a Kiwanians today were dlnn i virtually over, with but /i feu go «is of Seminole High Scbo > staltered acres rvm ainlng. Of laud principal Herman r.. M orn.. the 43 cats shipped from here land enjoyed a debate by the Tuesday IK wcie from Oviedo - bool's price winning debating and 12 from Zcl'woml. team u lic h has ilefq.itei team tlvietlo muck iuinl celery com­ from I u-tis, Senlmr .-e. . •nrto W A S H IN G T O N . Aipr. 10 ing in during the week to local • each and Lrlamlo h u h schools. packing houses is reported to cm Ihe d e b n t o n the subject of ff*)— T h i r t y - th o tis m u(1i Akman sciential*. .Tha io llsli note he of uuolity. - ..excellent -■•| -tit ^ mill t in i ......... l compulsory m ilitary training f-u ilo y t'e s o f t h e In tc r im tio n a J '•a y s the** scientist* arc devising Florida celery .nipm ents dunm . | B|j up to ,)i.. age of 21. « new means of w arfare. .I n r v f i tto r com jm tvy., to d a y the firnt u n k in A pnl ummini in i drviilnl for the negativ? Hill The appeal wn« filed by Polish e n d e d n .Htrikp t h a t la s te d 80 l‘» n il a nf u liiih .'Cili wvre rrpre«entf tl by Walter RtIiiioIh Ambassador Oscar Lang with ftom Scmtimlr f o u n ty. 175 from * ho ttiu nhn Atljtitlge I th.* hv% itnyn, a n d J o h n I.. Itc w is, h e a d Secretary General Trygvo Lie. the lower Kii.vt t*ou»l. mill 7'* *1 •hatof, in.I hy (Ipttrup l.u •f thi? l ?n iti‘il Mim* W o r k e r s Ju st how toon it will be taken fi'*in the Siit ft it.» sPii.mi I1- iMthy Von lleihuhn ut1*l .Lx. u n io n , vvnlkiMt o u t o f t k r up. However, rem ains uncertain. llfiuiingt \ui\v I • 1 1 V ": •• 'lM,ite- l | \ \ a i l i r o p r c r r . l r - l Hi |Mk«ltlve w a g e iip g o tin tio n s w ith *of* At a secret meeting today, the iniHlriair drinan.l m o.lrrai. f(|Vor „ f thl, ntl,„ nry "l/n lte d Nation* 8ecuritv Council h^iiI (hi* tuurki't f»»i 11*11*i > nliyhi I'tml o|M -n ito rs ji»»V Nlalrolm McNrilt ami MniK' decided to tako up on Monday l> wtruiigrr of h«u* w ith I hi i f 1'iiigfrhlri weir the »tu«lrnl 1.* \%Ip (una thl* tn mht’t 4 nf hit id afternoon Russia's demand that Finulln niiu*p t«» I n ti in i;«tiii« hairmni in rhaiirr i*f th* |»r»» nrKutiatin^ ri»niiiuttrr with him the Iranian case be dropped from biirirly hninMi«K *» |*»Ur «>f >. iriiiin Frank Hlininex pre.enle.1 | anil ptx.aiised n.-w.ini-u he'd tsv e d sth e agenda. The Monday session, to $’•!.&(» Ft |{ w th n few hl|fii«*» In' iirogium fin K iuam . in ine » statem ent Inter, uuliinlng his • a public one. will be held in tho L ttn 'r t i i f liinught H unter College interim head­ $’•?-*» i hit i* - iti t .*n»’rri|, Mmiii al.senrv of the Rev J II Root reasons fur leaving the ••urifer'irurgi- ('ox. prior to the debate, cm r quarters. Uld lilUMUt, III* *It 11*|M*lI »4»lll«' lidd of the action of the stnm r The settirnignt of me iotig ilia* Most of the time today was rla-H of the high school in s | hiu j pule Jietween the company and •pent in an informal exchange of VVerkcrs view's over the choice of a new Of interest lo the H onda soring n drive to raixe $2,000 tn ,t ‘IO Farm Implement location fo r the headauarto^s site. tclory trade Is the fart ll , , Heminole I'ountv n . part of a na r n m e e a r l y til l s m o rittl.g . canicged, and an No decision was reached, Arinmn shipped 110 e a r . during itiinal movement to , combat . (internm ent official* are hail­ other closed meeting will I* call­ the first Week in A pril, v.ini.- \ vl r ,'V M,,rK " M’L"! »> th“ ‘'rive. ing ihe agreem ent, nnd they're lie sa id , w a s $1:12,720. ed prior to the public session on I nllfm nia. winch has ship|M-i| ft.optimistic (hat it will break • Waller Schnobel, fourth speak­ logjam tn 6.M cars iluring the *a*u»ort as Monday. leaping equipment er in (h« debate, |minted out tllMt aornpiarail lo llo n d a '- H.2II. -nil badly nea-ded by l ! S. fanners, compulsory m ilitary training pro­ out only fa I curs betwt-en \p n l , ^ ^ PARIS. A pril to. UP>— Both who am being countasl on to hevl posals bml lie'll defesteal (o-n off I Slid 6. l ^ w t h e United States and B ritain apllu .1 <f f.oi i—» abec-tai. time* Ijy Congresx. was fA t GimhI local S u p p lie s of ruhliag* hav« rejected . Prance’* ’Ttaw itfi. havu_raj*etod Prance’s f h t a ,^ i .* v, i w„‘.. ay ii. ti^ ma^'inttc, eded Britain's abandon­ • if coming in sml a ie la-log sold reqeaat th a t th* Franco Spanish It plants nf Intel national liarnt $1 rafi pa'r 6(1 p o u n d s m k , O n e ment of (lie policy ami ipioted veater came after ten days and regim e be discuased a t th a Big France's (iameral lleGuulle ax growa-r, l l e r ii y Si huutaaka-t, « h o Foiir meeting of foreign m lnlstere nights of almost rontmuou* nehas a farm ucm Lat.- Je-sup, si.ilm g ihni such tiaining alone loibiir. Department. In Paris. O fficii* say th a t Wash­ was not prole, lion against a g ­ a . i n g l e r u t i i n g I t rrportt-al ington and l.nniton • told France A ssistant Hecretnry of loabrr week of nearly 27 Ions of cab­ gression. If adopted, he said, it th a t any sle p t against Franco John W. Glbst'n announced the would cause prohibitive taxes in bage from nne acre. 'Hits' is should be discussed In normal At (lie same time, lielleveil In be ia record l u l l i n g aitiiitiuu (o those cauxod bv re ­ settlem ent. diplomatic channels. T here hss tirin g the nato.mil debt of $259,- Gibson said he Imp* It will lead for this section. been n o statem ent yet from Siring beans and n il bliss 000,090,1100. lie pplnled out th at to ag irc m rn ta in strikes a t tho Russia. polalnca have been getting under MNi.OOl) nieli litid enlisted in the four J. I. Com- Company plums and at (lie Alii- t knlinurs plant U wn\ tn limited i|uanlitic« iiere Army nml at *411•1 mruru {■n I alporle. In i the assistant dining tha- past week Flmillngs OUtptlhlfa (i» 4i| g«* ir.i« « Mid t h a t D m nn laluir secic-tai - In Imm-s thus s aie bi-ax > on swra-l l oin. iiImiuI I b i s p e r i o d o f t r a i n i n g , h e e n |>aseloill r o m m i l t e r f .u (Ills y e m I J.imMi Mi les, arror.llMg lo exit (ittiml u n i f ime pi huil nl w i n d u p of III,,,,, -Mtk - i« necd> n m a i n t e n a n c e w.o *„rK li\ Via, F i e - . id e iu 1 ’ malaM m.in i,in- t h u d M tlu> W’l | \ « Ir « i • lint ..f "riiirlllK d t o i n s u r e tits! f.u tiii-i, grt ,, « * .. .'continue shipm ent of . , b < ' at it r e dM nar vi ni ae t i ol*a-e at I ' h . - i r ) Foil la-s h r r w h o p r r - i d r , | m i 'll. : tin o n l i-pol I etl a - -n f a v n l lahly ( »tllf -4lppl *'4 Ifj (lint* t<i(h«’i (hun n a d l ) l i e t s l e l i-»|o i | miii- ii I t o i har * I ■ * Also |H-| .......leal 'lie - I I mrwtlllg I 10 - 1.lain II II < o l e , al la-.l l.y a d v e a - e a o n d l l m n s men, iiti'l urutvt that tho UNO v e s t i n g w h e a t n n d o ilier c r o p s . ° ilw ii.tn llirec weeks •lutia-s n t Sian tu l l n r b a i u . t « l ; m n n w a s | r e s e n t b u t unabla* I ■ bill I be la.||Uaimter I - b e l i e v e d l o i»rifi«nira( i«*M U« g u r u n c h a n c e Full ten ii. of tlie Inii-rnational In a recent converiatinn w>tn a n d i.l I a-nlio, I n lif. pi a s o l e on ni c o u n t o f a b o m i is «d ex i e l l e n l ipiullty !'• "llriv rsl in •nihntttng itggit*- ,l:irxesli‘r sellbun-ril ALLENTOWN. I*a, Apr. 10 bux’r not Kdwuid IliKKinx, Minna lie, nf l a Sgt l y l e i -p eril f i v e lu o iilb \ iaIii hi n oruni’e p.okm g is JlltMlB. been lliiol.- nutdli. peinUng ra tifi­ Scholarship examination* for (A*!— One lirrm sn hs« been Seminole County inly Clmmla*i • ' III tikiiwwa, serving with Mannu p o n motion of W. A. I’airirk ex p u lis I (at he about finished those interested in training tx bt .killed end sexrrsl others In­ Fur (fit* ptm tivf J ik« WaIIk' ii cation by the union. Ratification Commerce, Mr. Bell pointed mn A ir Group No. 4 gf the Secern lhc , ||lcctor!, voteal $I iki for the during the next watch iu the Is expected In com e us hh >ii :im ‘cacbers, will Ih» conducted Frlilay mnintninrtl ihitl A im rku jured In • general alarm fire th a t nn en tire new field could M anna Air wing. He returned gon,(n„ |, f-ounty Sportsman A * -j Seminole section, morning a t 9:00 o’clock a t the tia in i'l iniin|i4iui\ to until (h«* I'JB delegutes to th e union's H a rv e s­ which le threatening an en ­ be entered Into by the coiiiniiiiii- in. the Unlle.1 Slates -in M aub ioc|||llon in cleaning out nutiornl ou(| hmI h m h UitinI about te r (Vuupaiiy council run b« cu!D Junior High School and a t Crooms tire business block in down­ ties in Florida which ura located and was discharged a t Camp la; , h hyweintha in the Weklv . the u n i|i|, that iinlrAs thin court rd Into srvision in I'hicngo. w Academy, It s s s 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 1rmirlit la* r.\»■i \%Iif Itm il hy sain!.In Application blanka and further • BUc.......................... BOSTON. Apr. 10 t/P)—Firemen air tran sp o rtatio n 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 N E W YORK. Apnl In idb — I llM IW I II US PAUSJ X , , , , .enough tavhuiealK trained men be obtained from Mr. Lawton at m ight be at large in the back bey try rapidly and without injury Asiatic Tbealei riblmns. The- rig h t iimjt»i picture he declared. hi* office, he *aid, or from Miss area of Boston where an ap a rt­ firm" thui hib\i* L'pii runtrtl "The S tate of Florida, bavint K'-r* t that h a t wittiM until,! r rimlloilt p i t f t i t o t t! in , Ruth H and, general supervisor of ment house blase early this morn­ v%l(h h IiHik* IL i f .IviiiMfitl* By th* sunshine, the water no ■ Unitr.l s ta ir if Ibr .F N ll 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 S tate House of R epre­ ily of five. •• hearty plants, ' has an inmien** bail 4,Ollll.CUU men and III tilt sentatives scholarships, tw o for Five other person* were Injured field open along that inn-,' h"W r havr to mlti Ihrm up firal**' “ npeneil hi* n|K>akiug taiur of the second, ||.non.«00. and tleclarcu •14>q .IttoCph |{ \ «Rgr, Vl4'»* pifii* boy* and two fo r firls j tw o »200 end hospital attaches said two of asserted and milled that in hi lo u rr Florida east coast last 2 scholarships for tJia 37th sena- them were dying while tho re­ belle/ it could develop into tin th a t rumptilsoCy m ilitary tr a in ­ ilrnt of L irw i Inc., (hr parrot 'reniem lier 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 d istrict including a vacancy maining three were said to be In hot house fo r continental United If lie had known whst was gome p retty sensational jail bleak— of Mctro^Uoliivt yn* I*'1 Park with nn nihlie** that fo r one boy, and four w hite and serious condition. tu 57.1 the Tium-. |,rough! inunds of applause from w ar but to witi the peace, anil Mayeri on 'in the District of Columbiai Wllrt It sent up to 8tatee and Canada. fo u r N egro 9400 Lewis scholstTw enty persons managed to es­ jail, the poet who wrote "Slow o ar of -prisoner* who had e* ' th. croistl of several hundreds th a t the United States would be less liablo to be attacked If It shins, w ith fn sh m an , sophomore cape from the fire-ravaged four raped from district' penal institu­ who heard him. Wall* Do Not A Prison Maki a reservoir of rupshle, trainand aanlor raraneiao fo r whlUs story brick apartm ent house. would have had the surprise id tions since 1933. ( ongress sent The crowd gave Holland warnt had and freshm an and eophomors Mr. and Mr*. Anthony Wassail his life. He didn't * know how out some investigators, and the applaqxe when ho said he would id men. Kiwanis judges w rro whole story liegati tn (like shape. stand firm against nttrm pt* to P n a . J. W, llnll, Hrailey Odham r#^ i a County Bo£r4*of Public In­ years of a r« or less— perished In ih i Statistic* in the case have been centralise government In W ash­ 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 a t the office of 8upL through whole sections of the >n lies less than two miles from wax suspended as prison super­ ment is th a t umich is kept close F oster of l-akclnnd. rbnrles The M syfnir Hotel will I-swton fo r the purpose of pass- apartm ent house. ba publicised in New York City the rapItoL 'T he 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 ^com m and*lion* of T hree 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 llo a t Beautiful Hotel." Wolfe pretty convenient private office- Special House committee . to tell stand for aid to all veterans nnJ Edward Shinholser and Joseph YORK. April 10. UP)— hi* story. The detail* came, he their dependents and the sm ooth­ nnd Albert Galloway of W in lir A NEW ppolntm appolhtmuita of these. not established Immediately, and Roberta of 693 F ifth Av,.-- though. national officrr tit the CIO ......................................> Ona of those said to be dying nua will rep resan t tha local hotel Congressmen are beginning to aald, from a 100 page memorsn ing out of Irregularities in the Park. told yesterday th a t trader* ot SETS DOCKET In tb a hospital ws* Identified by In Naw York City, advartisln find out th a t "The Prisoner* dum which he obtained from <">e nn linn's program for th eir re the union would meet Thursday •sto c la tw a t Boaton Policatnon jn various travel agencies an- 8ong" lisa nrw word* and u of the prison inm stes. adjustm ent nnd rehabilitation. in W ashington to discuss p lant County Court, with Ju d g e R. Robert Maher. The other person iu tin g the hotel In the New syncupated beat. It's a fsr cry - Already p art of thei content* Mrnil>ers of the audience aske to “organixe the South,” which W. W are pretiding, eat th a doe- cioM to death was Idwntiflled ** T v rk telephone directory. It wax from the old blue*. They'i f o f the memorandum had been him two question* s t the conhe trru lrd “ the most dangerous and CC-yaar-old 8usanf|g Mahow . -brought to light in a ' Federal elusion of hi a number of announced, today by Lind Weber, learning th a t the District til* address — w hether srr* in this country." a who bonds of Firemen advanced the firebug m anager o f the ifay felr. fnvored n three per cent sales Columbia Jail is headquarter* f<»r co u rt trial. Thi* involved a group , Th* spokesman was Allan S. answ er theory because of the fac t 4hal Wolfe and Robert* represent a lot of flourishing business of w ar conlracj brokers known | U x nn,| hi« stand on the so Fred R. Wilson, city attorney, Haywood, CIO national vice pres* alarm s fo r three other fire* leading r e to r t hotels In Ilurm udj 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 alm ost 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 s t 3:15 o'clock a t the tion. Ha a d d rrtsrd the second o rd er to locations w ithin ten blocks of, the Thera I* a possibility th a t simi­ do business from their celis, they f-od Inside wells a ofsales the tax Dls- on meeting of the West Side P aren t constitutional convention of the a t ' 10:00 o’c 1 havethe fought tim e of it. tric Columbia with trial la r publicity offices for the have a pretty gey time ot it. fatal bis so. thet of floor of thejail.Senate and Teachers Association. A dance Rarbere and Beauty CUIturiato hotel will b e. opened In Phile- T h ey 're Imported liquor by the Another enterprise th a t 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. Al “The 8outh m ust be ovganixod,” ' *“ rom behind he replied in answer to the firs t of Dancing will entertain, accord­ future. Mr. Wtber sutnl also tim es they've even Had guests. K__ _____ . . . for question, "and I shell el ways be ing to Mrs. Virginia Jinklns Haywood said. “ It It tne m ost bars was _a .company th a t it ia under .consideration to The prisoners didn’t have any prom oting recreation facilities egalnst it.” * Crawford, program chairman. dangerous area In this country. . change the nam e of th e hotel. trouble carrying on th eir bu*i- n ea r Army ram ps. It w ss Incor“I had nothing to do with the Mrs. Marion 8t. John will d is­ It It reactionary." Nt . rtess correspondence. Thev u»rd porated In New Jersey. Accord- labor amendment,” he said |n play the tri-color award won a t ____________________ Haywood predicted th# union's H. E, T urner. AUantle Coest goveim m ent stationery.. The ad* .Jng to Gill, the representative answer to the second. F u rth e r­ th e V eteran’s Hotnrcomlpg Flower organisation drive woulif en­ Line railro e j engineer of San­ p r . 10, 8H IN G T 0N , was simple 200 Nine. af B N«w Y ork vice syndicate more, it le not a federal <iuea* Show for the school's exhibit of counter strong opposition. d r e s s He ford, was to»i*y awarded the comsob' A lloosaV, u th rast. *t» Wash* Wash, w as allowed to pay a bbusiness tlon and I would be foolish to a Mexican flower market. teenth .Street, --- * ' me —-------* *--- for fne MH. said attem pts would be m ade to tS year tmblem. ids go»<l. good, call to ll on the promoters- inside th* take It w ith me to the S enate.'' ngton. D. C. It sound* Mrs. Roundtree, PTA president, reorganise the Ku Klux Eton service. .... ........ with M. CarreO, t sound ■"*' Ilka ** th# address oddrese Jail.1 will conduct the business session •n s fig h t against the CIO. foreman, making th* IIURKAU TO MEET o r a jail v - but th a t’s exactly p GUI testified th a t m ost of this “"We We arq are going to answer this during which officers will be Joel F ltld , a d ju tan t of Camp* w h a t.lt Is. Officials and directors of the elected. ffa lr took place In the Jail lamneble bigotry,” Haywood as id. t«ll-Lossing P o st No. 63 of the Sometimes, too, If they hnd fore he became superintenden*. Seminole Counly Farm Bureau "F ea r won’t win. W 'Wae're ve g o t to today announc* me Im portant business to do in | II* predecessor, Kay L. Huff, will hold a special dinner m eeting ZONING IIKARINC TONIGHT •nsw ar It with boldness.” Jotiday nlght’e town, a lavish tip to a Jail affl* w h it w as going on, GilJ tomorrow night a t tha M ayfair n -n u n *<1 th a t next Monday The CIO official said th a t W ADY ow FOR TRIAL meeting will ba featured by the but managed to hush up Hotel a t 7:00 o'clock. All o fficert A public hearing to eonalder through the union's politico] ac­ rial turned the trick.The prison •lection of officers fo r th# forth­ story. iHuff, who is new and directors a r t urged to atten d certain changes In the City to n ­ tion committee "w e are ro le g to LAND, O ra- A pril 1 • r went* off - to the city to keep I coming year. ‘ -t welfare director, denied this m eitlng. Russian Naval IWu ing ordinance will be held et defeat raactlunarles and elect U p ro •toyed In the! hie appointm ent, _ . He also revraled th a t a supper eben questioned by reportb charged with 8:00 o'clock this evening In tha progressive*." fa r Army best hotels, and came bock lo will b e served a t 7:00 p.m ., prior esd to return to PERMIT ISSUED A poll tax would be a th in g Commissioners' room a t the Ctt> w nt N loots! to the official business meeting. hls Iron bare In hla own sw eet| B ut no m a tte r "h o was reIs S lk . *■». A City permit has been Issued IW1I. • Citliens Interested In n u k of tha p ast in a unionised• South, VSjMIt teem s the District to Archie C. Harriett, to con. Ing opinions known a t to o rd :>- Haywood saU * .ad d in g th a t * V raembsra have been urgerf to . . o4 a a r t k i Jolambto Jail-birds ' haven’t struct • concrete block housa « The jell story -came to 1llg h tl ebange* are a d r iw d ..b ) XflKE B fr fn ' a'Vf I mb •ever*I days ago, when two having too tough e time S16 Cedar Avenue a t estim ated wUI .be dll Bell Shipping Higgins Authorized To Initiate Celery Plants St. Johns Flood Control Project To California Bolls Instructed To Continue N e g o t i a t i o n s No.’ With Branch Rickey J,n Effort To Brin«; Dodgers Here Again For Spring Camp in % w,,k Shipment Weighing Six Tons Going To West Coast By Air Sgt. Donald Tyler Discharged F r o m 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 Stone Wiills Do Not A I'rison Make, ...s, i-........... .... Particularly At Jail In Washington 12; jl!;;™:,''KSt •J-MTiCS sswis-a, nr Advertising Program Planned By Mayfair m*- v..„nr,i.„i,s e,..-dih..i.„ Organizatiun Of Southern Slates Planned By C.1.0. 3 JPJST^31 ,J " Fred R. Wilson Will Speak At P.T.A. Meet w f& ss & H.E. Turner Aw r, Navy Salary ACC Service Emblem ce Recommended American Legion To Elect New Officers ^ riU /V ix v ’ Aw V.: :■-1 a ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e65acdb56fc1cfecc2597e78e2f6fb85.pdf 5e1004b02a8ef7c5d475a3e4c98e813e PDF Text Text FRIDAY, T H E SANFORD H ER A LD , APRIL 6 STATE NEWS B R I E F S •' H a a g — - WII.LARI) CONNOLLY Whether to dry clean or launder the Mat* constitution, and (hen to sew up the veeak spota and patch on tome new amendments o n - th r “antlrptated* ' jrafmferil.^or throw the whole thine into the a*h can and draft a new constltu- convention in I'anama City. Sena­ N M llJt II.M IIIV llU STftO M , tor Henry S. Maynard of 8l. I>IVGRCK l>«r»nU*nt. PeUnlnirg- favored the amend­ v irm i: to t m : * a ments. Senator Thomas of Pen­ T O : .Sells l l a r r r lu w iro m . Is r» q I r v s l d r n r s Is sacola said he believed the Legis­ H slls v u e r i s e s . lature would favor a convention Chlrsgn. Illlnnls. to draft a new constitution, a T « u s r « h s r s b y t r r q u l r t i l lo I lls n a p ir s a m n r s . In p e r s o n proposal favored by J. Kd Stokes, o> rm r•>>--w rallis i i a r n e y . o n n r lirfu rt- llis former legislator, who said county government had become antiqua­ ted in Florida. For A Dorothy Htevens, blue eyed blonde of Connecticut was selected W'ednrsday evening as queen of the 25th Festival of Ktates Cele­ bration at 8t. Petersburg and was given her rrown at the coronation ball. Jean Nelson of Home City, Pennsylvania was selected as her maid of honor. Moth will ride today In the queen's float in the festival parade. HAPPY EASTER Drive IN m A SUR1NG CHECK-up hung your car to r T u n ^ r r B ra k e B holler m o to r SALES Saturday has been proclaimed Army day iA Florida by Governor Caldwell in accordance with the dnte set for the nation, bv Con­ gress for this annual olrservance. He has urged F'loridians to "sol­ emnly respect this occasion and bj mindful of the Army’s needs nml sacrifices." ... A S -a*' w *J*****1**1**1**1**1**1**J»♦*1* IJSONAL LOANS V .w r The governor,' however, stood ■'lie hei*t of' the mid-day sun on the (Hurt house steps much better limn two iiienitx-rs of his cabin*!. First Slat,- Attorney J. Tom Watson ilurlusl into the shade Inside, nml then State Comptrol­ ler J. 51. I,ee, mopping his brow, hud to relirr front the too strong rays of old Sol. Governor Caltb well, In a natty, lightweight tan suit, me mod undisturbed by the heat. * *J**1**1* ♦*< MONEY WORRIES ARE UNNECESSARY r 'n n r l A ral) . IU =H l=IU =U l=U J=ill No mother with the health and appearunco of her family ul heart should take chances by having laundry done care­ lessly under unsanitary con­ ditions. Visit this laundry and scy for yourself the care and sanitary measure employed: nlwaysl f ▼ STUDIO COUCHES « ♦% A lovely nofn that lends-a double life fortnblu LawBon typo sofa . . . by night it size double bed that gives nn extra room atyles in maple or walnut finish. FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Illdg. Of Sanford Roberta, Mgr* J. W. iT? s t . S k t \ IT a t i! — 111= P P l/ip o , I IV IL K 3 ^ FRIDAY Last Day I m u o n t h m n i i i in A tlsn U . C k tik O t, CktUt Laundry Department The Paclflr ocean's mean depth is much greater titan that of the Atlantic. > ❖ W hstevfr your personal money . problemH, we can Holve them. Con* suit uh today about a pernohal loon. We iiIko finance purchaser, 'r £ IC Irc u ll tlovemor Millard .Caldwell perhaps thought he had a nice, big crowd to address where he spoke nt-the~Veternn*irhnm«com1ng cab . -bratloo Wednesday in Hanford from the .Seminole Court House step*. It must have been a bit of u shock when he hurried from his speech making to the softball field behind the court house to | find a crowd twice as big, standing in lint awaiting the serving of free hnrhi.ru.»d meat. The governor ute heartily, however, it was reported. A d ‘ - Wheel8P q W *" ■...toil LEGAL NOTICE 111= ADULTS—40c SERVICE* CHtl.DRBN—Otc (all Inc. I tally cunKt •( all ilsng*. • PmW^boUi—hc4w*<4 dostt _ f Aiu m II tS i b ead . coaruu a n a tot casuas _ .. . . OmmtmsSs# with • « * i s s a s RUSH moatf-ordtr, sore C.O.D. Zees. IMMID1ATK SHIPMENT SUNDAY AND MONDAY K A K SALES COMPANY . • 5.14 Pittsburgh Life Rldg. 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Includes table, re­ fectory style, nntf four chairs. . lic jM w Metal fru it julcor that extracts all of the juicel ChifforobeB An extra closet for your- bedroom or halL Hanging apace for 16 to 20 garments, fiv e drawers and full �\ ^ “V r-r~ ■_____ *& & % ***& Cn Unity There Is Strength— T e Protect the Peace of (he World' . T# Promote the P ro frtM of A e o k i ; To Prodeco Prosperity for Baaferd. ..i THE WEATIIEK z m lb Sunny end warm this afternoon and lomorrow. Fair and mild tonight. AN INDEPENDENT D A Il.f NEWSPAPEK ™ ___ VOLUME XXXVII, .W mi i'i . 11,1 i _■ „ SANFORD, FI/MUDA. .MONDAY, AJ’Hll, .8,' 19|6 Establkhed Ip08 . 1- w * Steel Industry { (Feels Effect OfCoalStrike > llt> yji m |p m ilj ■flj* Qj Qj of m Qj Qj3 I m f i in -y* - a i •■ WARSAW WILL NEyER FORGET THE LUFTWAFFE rijw 'in Washington. The maga­ zine Steel declared' that if the dispute laata many weeka, the •ffset on at««| production will be aubeUntial. The industry publi­ cation stated that production al­ ready has dropped eharply a t " • 'jr a l major production centers, although output haa been main'a f balned a t some other*. Meanwhile, d (spatetches from Washington say_____ Labor Depart­ ment officials are inereaaingly concerned over the effect of the coal atrike in the steel industry. Thsaa officials have declared that the government may take some definite action this week. At Stamford Qpun., production was resumed this morning a t the plant of th t Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company, “which I ended Connecticut's longest and b itterest/strike on record. Twen­ ty-* even hundred men ware Idle for qlmoat five months In the diepute and ever union demands for a SO percent wage increase and union security. The newly signed contract rive* all workera a 12 H cent an hour pay boost. Only the mounder* and feui w ^ k tra ara not yet back on the Job. The fumacee are not yet ready fo r them, but company of­ ficials said they expected all Op­ tra .to -be la foil ayipg fig. A t Camden. N. J* eome workers in 17 of ths netlen's shlpyaal* have filed notice to strike on or after Key 7 If de­ mands for an 18 cant hourly wage boost are nut m e t Forty-six shipyards in the nation already have agreed to psy the wage In­ crease, recommended by the ahlpbuil wage conference. Is Nothing Iran Savs Secret About Soviet Pact h-ge Ammunition; v .2Rcacheg Depct Explodes in S a i g o n Aren Qavam And cioa7 Final League Of | Premier Russian Reports On Stock Nations Meeting Differ Control Of Oil Firm Held In Geneva Iranian TEHRAN,- Apr. 8 (AP) — Premier Ahmed Hambro Pays Tribute «HV"m ?*yj O'*™is n°ddnjr rr>„ a j T ___] ___. secret about the terms of tho .'Officials'- Of French a Army Lose Count of 4 Injured Evacuees — 1o Six new member* of the Rotary Club were indoctrinated Into the aims and ideals Of Rotary Inter­ national at the luncheon a t the Mayfair tl.s .l sAJ.^ _fl.______ rnembera ara Robert Department Has Busy. Weekend Answering Calls Died Sunday Morning Ul Bupday momtag ess of three week*. L e a d e r s prop6Aed~S6viet-iran!an “ Git- — -----••• Itails will be published shortly. (SENEVA, Apr. *. (A’)— PrcsiMeantime, Qavam has ifiv- ji pfs ;the s :V ;ti rr . lit' * it League of Nations, today | a d d itio n a l d e ta ils on th e DRr. j nj * lrs, timt the didt-gnu-x wrrV meeting j ture *of Tha proposal to be add iom » bricks nn<l sttaW resented to the next Irnnto the building of the United P tan Parliament for its apNations. Hamuro termed tht* id U.N. "the Wall of •ccurily" provnl. The proposed pact calls for the five leader* of/ u»_.i World■ it7. Wsr If. establishment of a joint IranianIlnmbro paid thss* leAilers high Soviet oi| company for a period of 60 years. I During the first half tribute. Said he: "Wo cannot meet hrrr without of the term, the Soviet Union a word of gratitude to Winston would control a majority of the Churchill, Franklin I). Roosevelt, stock—61 pereent. Qavam say* that durhig the Prime Minister Stalin, GeneralIssimo Chiang Kai-Shek ami anil Gen- final 26 years of the oil agree­ rrnl lie Gaulle. It was the vision ment Iran would co n tro l.51 per­ and victory of these men whkh cent of the stock. Moscow says shall protect the life of 'ware that the proposal calls for Iran loving nations in the years to apd Russia to share stock on a come" .Mi-50 basis during the last 25 Ilnmbro paid tribute, ntso, to years of the agreement • t .* i t htfiti IswiunI h the United Nations and told the Qavam says all expense, in « «» •iiih|u<’ i••‘|i»r»iii»K tin u.-'emblcxl League delegates that connection with exploitations will n ... w l < I'ltialn (aim. t rm*<I (It the l-raguc of Nations was hold-'he borne by Russia, while Iran will <Ml* '"in hnil Ihm the ic**ult of mg its final session because the | retain permanent control of the . • tdrnt. U N emliodied what hr cnllr territory involved. Qnvam has »ky wn« rluiiti* t v%it ( "hotter idea." not disclosed what areas of Iran Chief Of State,Farmer’s Markets Declares I Ik tfllnkt* nn.| llir oidl *•( Tim I-eng no of Nation- wo« are covered 111 the agreement be­ 1 . i gunpowtlei p«»r %it.it'sl Sm OPA Rules Are Drastically Reducing in-tituted nfter World War I tween Moscow and Tehran, hut I lltfuitvc* flout v%•It«lt| lilt J In the hope it would prove an it I* generally lielleved the Rus­ Utilization Of State’s Resources rvi i *»t»n Kit*» paid rioirK of ■effective instrument in preven sians .are interested In areas of weft* tldiiollplteti N\ iintov%:* 1mg the outbreak of another war. northern Iran believed to ho rich JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 8. (Soe-e incica*r ibiunif the coming week, nod glaa^ fixlurt** were OinltrrI >elegates In the half-emiity in oil. The British now largely cinl)— Protesting sgnln-t recent I Tomato p -ting ha* started, with e l f«»r ntlle-* ftrtmni! ihe • R|ilo»io . i council room were reminded that dominate all oil-producing area* OPA regulation* which he vit'-w*, heavy vt-unu- rx'iertr.l the (niter ih*«lor. The kcmling ii.*ppl.i 1their sole ’task was to dissolve !t t l wn. littered with ml'blc HERE'S one German rocket that and tiansfer the assets of the of the middle cast kingdom. a* drastically reducing the utilt pint of tbi. vverk They have a Informed foreign sources Id ration of Flor.ds'* resource*- large acreage,, imd the crop t* and glas- lingmoiits. reached it* gonl—New York City League >gu< to tho United Nations. Moscow said tosbay It appear*, William (.. Wilson, dirt—lor of in go-»l hupo. hut not as Hitler and his hench­ Thirty-five nation* (vore repre­ probable that Rusila's demand “A f i volume of totnntiiea Floridt $tnte Fartuer-.' Marketj men had intended. The l7'» ton sented at the final' assembly, that the Iranian Issue he with­ ha^ wirfn every lAcrrhrr ot tV° Fit# la**-1 I,Itmtteii ,'tl the Florid* ; '"cket ts aet un for exhibition at with the United States sitting on drawn from consideration W o re utate's ilelcgntum in grille Lit)' Mm hut jluring the week. tV the Aviation Show In New York the sidelines as an official oh- the United N a'iotu Security V itunweilbt# ev-waditil IH>♦ «#•*»!,,riag-tro.o •$:■ ) Vo ♦ ift.83’* cmllirt^ 4 iitt lHiijac»Uft» Spectators are dwarfed by server of the proceedings. The Cj - iu II alL i , folLwe.J* T* I.lCht "iffi rin!;* iltf hstiiit littw action, h t afm^OrPC.f huge 'inlssle. (Inter notieiial) United States never ha* he-m » These source* base their predic­ NV I nl I at St. and mtiash J2 10. t ‘ Tni»," F«|(l tHrr member of the League. on what appsrantly are auth­ 55.Ml, Mnnrigci C S I1' lilt* is just another t it * t a The United Nation, aro r*-pr •- tion dispatches reaching sinter tn his report. regimentation for IN .anted «t tin- meeting an enticated Moscow ssytog Premier Qavam , “ Firit picking- of the ncregimentation. In mv iimni official observer and an • ight-. ^Effective on tin . I, agreed to recommend such a can't see th«t it sciv.m Sm Spring crop of t'liimtooa move man committee named to decide ha* catclilng of iniy procedure to th* Security Council. purpose save to tlchtm the gr p over the Fort Pierce Market dor or to what use* tins U.N. ahuifld put fish within tin- Imnndniirs o! the However, these same sources ssy of the regimentation i.nthj i ing the last Weekly report pi rio tho .League's buildings. State of Yloridu by use of -cine that should the Iranian case bo on the cuuntry In tldj i fit, • Manager M. K. William* etnU* or net will lie unlawful, It wax continued before the Security time era in which we had ex­ Sltcs^i're ru'nnlnr large'am i nun' “r.|.T V '‘ u '/ T r c 'l i ^\VaU-r'^lr * “ ‘ Council, euch action would bo re­ pected that grip to I*' tooafmti." garded as "moxt unfriendly.* Tha text of Wilson's m m -c c Front page cliturint in the ctlltlliers have been sold on tl mcetliip- ul Jacksonville, Thur addressed to each remit day. according to Porter II Communist Party newspaper Fort Pierce Mnrkrt nt f!*. I'l-ppc loinsinu. piesolent of the Hem renresvntativo in Cong re Prsvda ssys: "Isn’t it clear that at 12 to $3.50. Manager Wllllitn inole Unuiity Sportsmen's "As-o t'ity Issues Ruilding' loWst in relation* between the Soviet “Recent Ol’A ruling- m n.i t m tale- thnt 'The grower* nod tor.’’ elation, who ntli'inled the no-etioc Union and Iran, there was not IVrmits Totalling <r- n>. rntblltnsti, ii— cl the i lum home slaughtering of nn tltliei mnendnieiils adoptetl in-l unfortunate situatton. U. .ion. private rate t, auction,’ up effective Oct. I arc "It will he Comdr. Jamr* W. Robb, Jr., and could not have lieen anything $70,300 In 1 Week upon it* immediate rev.-r nl he forecasts thi* will result in IIHS. former Venlur* Bomber which could have threatened in­ unlawful for nnv |ier-on to hav, . “Sales' on tho I’lsnt ( tty mar -u! <t.intln| increase in volume. Flight Training Officer at the ternational peace and security?" in hi* or lier possession nt any I.M-i.-n-.-d real mllftr mi ! hull I- Hanford Naval Air Station, was k e t' Ust week skyrocketed t«, » *'t'nl,bsge prices liuee held UP one time mpre tlmu one days ing activity In the l.ongwood anil one of the nine naval men killed toUl of 18.405 pack a gi-»," mid well on the i'.ilntkii Market, a, catch of anv of the following Director Wilson, In discussing cording to Manager M. (I. Wil­ nkfoed fi-4i: large mouthed blues in the San t-angdo section* of A-l Thursday w h en 'Navy plane*'fly­ tamonle was Indicated by the bid­ current production thrmigliuut liams. They have ranged slightly bass, from the new 27,000-ton omul I mouthed hlitrk ha*j. ding fur lot# this morning nt tho ing State. "This was nn increase under $2 per f>0-potind hag. nr- speckled carrier Tarawa bombed an ob­ perch, Jock, bream, shed count v -ale of fnrccln-n! lands of 12.027 packages over tho total cording to quality'. Nine rarload- cracker, monmouth- perch, red servation lower located on tlv' for. thie preceding weekly report of potatoes hare inovnl out of brcaikt. pike and -tump knocker conducted by O. I'. Herndon, l edge of an airfield at Culebra. count > rl» rk. period, according Market Mnr- tlie Iitiiog to WJ .-ini net .Millme l’alatku i aiuiKll Market .Mnrc-1 during iiiiiimk tto '.t............. . ..r | Puerto Itic ■ * • ager I(. K. Johnsop. Johusop. I wu» was puiti parti week since giadiug wu- start* I ' t > Id in Longwood wa* hid Comdr Itnbb. winner of a cularly pleased iscd to note loo. that Oualiiv i, reported a, fair and , up from (32 to f I6n by G. H. Navy f ro -, for heroic action in eprerented a g.*.o of the M.n» - - slate, price* **. m I" f '*.rr ,n* , "‘ ‘l "fl|' !'<■• •- irtirv'd civil -rrvicr ent- Dec. 7, 1041 at I'rarl Harbor, had the total re. TOKYO. Apr. 8. i j l - - A 11l - l i > \ w h o said thi- morning a host of frirndi in Sanford and mail commlttea of the Japane-o 2004 package* Ige* over the ...m o to la. sutTsfaetorv. Volume . “f/Offer ,cr ' ortn purehaNr, '*,,M,r' nr '"'[l**'*: exchange tliHi plnnnod to i.uild there Orlando where he Inter attended Panivcratic People'* Front has spondlng period In 11*46. The rx .>c<.,C(| |„r rr 4s.. rnpldly. for merrhanili««* m tninaport nnv u five hi-r.oom, gross lovenue to I'lunl < Itj concrete Ido. k )i»mo, tho Command School at AFTAC. demanded that Premier Shidehara "ToirntiMH havt of tho hIrivp nnnii'*! fi«h pmvnlr.| inchiding bath. growers last week wu. $fi'i.2t*l He served fi<>nt Dec. 14. 1042 to and hi* cabinet resign immed­ 90, Manager Johnson staled. Palmetto Market thi. week a. that holder, ..f valid fishing • ••her Longwood activitiiv- ln- Oct. 8, It'll at the Sanford sta­ iately. Ths committee called on out of th prices ranging from . $8 to »H.-M i licenses may carry 8uuA*h led in volume In Plant l'rir*» ranging front $8 to »8.M Hhidehara aa a follow-up of state or transport a* intersonsl rlod- a cement l)|ock homo to be tion, first a* flight instructor, yesterday'* City, 8,210 hampers of the yellow »l»™*t Manager Jnek' “Taylor J' demonstration' when built by II. Alderman Je.-« Cot- later ns Assistant Flight Train­ Imit of baggage, one days htg Hg III Heavy state* that he expects consider variety being shippwl. linghnin, one of (a>ngwo<Mra most ing Officer and filially Flight at least 10,000 Cominunut-led said fi*h." shipments or snap H brans, pepper, »>-ly increased offerings this com demonstrator* broke windows in progressive citizen-, has purchas­ Training Officer. and that auctions will potatoes and other produce were ing ’ week * ............ * the I'rcnt^er'^ house and ‘injured ed ten ucre* In the llradley ad­ He was popular with enllstod he held dally. also reported. dition. adjoining his citru* grove, men, officer* nnd civilians - and eight policemen.' “Q uality"of"Ciicumlicr.- offered “Ilean shipment* have Usui n With la p fn 's election* only and will plant ih* land to citrus. hi* fallow fliers described hint as on the Wauchula market ha* been bout closed out on the l’om|ian.two daysl away, the group pre­ "one of the Navy'* finest." When Col. James A. Mathews, who aaaellsnt, said Manager Frank K. Market, according to Manager three resolutions. Use served [ft lu ly , and who still the bass changed from bomber to sented Cohncr. The volume ha* been J, 1„ Warren. l’epper nnd egy from farmers complaining of the fighter plane training in Octobsr, maintain* his Army rating, hid light, due to, root night* having plant shipments cuntinue amount of rise provided under for a largo number of lot* in San 1043 the' old VH2 Squadron was compulsory purrhn*e rules, the delayed m aturity of the crop, witli good prices for good divided into two squadrons. One Landn at AlUmonte Springs In but offering* ara expected to offerings." 11 II, Coleman, president of the and around Lake Marlon, and was sent to loiko City and the second opposed planned labor and the third called 8emlnole ' Countv Chamber of said that he plan* to erect a fin* other to Beaufort, 8. C., with legislation, for tho reelgn ation of tho cabinet. Commerce, and Edward IHggjna, homo and set out a grove in th4 C«mdr. Robb as tho leader of th* Shidehara appeared quite nerv­ today announced that vicinity. A new clay road leada latter. He frrouently rge Coursen Died Police Capture New manager, revisited ous, but ke answered questiens they wished to express-their ap­to tho property. Sanford and liked to think of calmly. Ids replies were non­ On Saturday Morning Type Punch Hoard preciation to the hsslslance reti­ There wn* spirited bidding for this "as one of his homes." Ho committal. Tho session ended red by the CUy Commission a lot in Magnolia Heighu during received hi* education at Wagner abruptly whsn the Premier walk­ the recent Veteran* Ilome- the sale. The lot went to Mrs. College and Columbia University. ed out. Police Chief Roy G. Williams Funeral services for George Coursrn, 00. (dumbing contractor had thU morning something new cofnlne Celebration. Ed.Lntie nt $75. Other propcrtle* His homo wo* at 107 Harrison ctm a to Uanfonl a yrar ag > In the way of pupch boards, -which 'Authorized bv the Citv Commix* were In ths Hlavla Plata/ West Now Brighton. N. Y. Washington, D. C. and who had been seised in a raid on the ■loners, City Manager If. H. Bay­ Colony,uustiontd Crystal Lake, Oviedo an illness of five month# Vletofy Garden on Hanford Av­ er, Public Work* Manager Ralph Heights, Fort Mellon Two More Mad Dog and other ■Had early Saturday morning nt enue. One of the four board- Luhlnskl. Superintendent of Streeta local subdivisions. F. W. To Install ap Orlando hosplul, will be bald seised a* * violation of city anti- and Parks, 8. 61. Richard, E. II. Cases Are Reported Hanford building activity is re­ nesday afternoon at the Erick- gambling ordinances, had cello­ Johnson of the Street Cleaning . Officers Tonight Funarol llottM. The service phane enclosed compartments In Department, and many other em­ vealed In City permits to build Two more case* of mad dogs Hi be under direction of ciders which ware folded $6.00 bills sn< ployees geve their time and effort* homes. Permit* for April to date Comdr. Llovd F. Boyl# today were reported In Sanford during tha Seventh Day Adventist bright and shiny silver dollare-do- fn arranging for the celebration. total $70,300 a* compared with announced that the regular "ie p»«t week, Dr. Frank Qulllof whief respective an $84,400 total for the month monthly meeting sighed to lure tha prospective These men, with theic respective an, director of the Seminole of tha Veterans of March. Tha biggest Item* of crews, constructed thrf thd ramp for customers. . T* of Foreign Wars will be held County Health Unit, said today thr*o aresin eohrrste block he tonight a t the Legion Hut on and urged th at all dpg owners The police again had reports the boat race* cleaned up the p ity pier, park* and street# in house* to be built by Sanfonl of palm tree fire*, believed to fueh a manner .that was outstand- builder*, Inc., at Spencer Heights the Xakefront at 8:00 o'clock to- In the city to be sure to comply with the City ordinance which between Nineteenth end Twentieth, ' r . said Mr. Higgins. require* that all dog* be vacci­ Street, at .estimated cost of $7.0001 b* They also moved all tha equipnated before May I. each. Two of the home* will front r f ,h . v F W j i l l . J ent to and from the barbecue, In order to accommodate dog ,h* V F W’ m boat races, the flower show, on Palmetto Avenu. and four on Stenstrom,ot adjutant, has Jalltn urged owners, Dr. Raymond L. Basa Magnolia Avenue. Howard Favlllo nd rendered a very valuable • t r ­ all. members to attend this, meet- veterinarian, will be a t the ee In furnishing oddltlonel la- la the contractor. log. for the barbecue when it area On Saturday, Ted Will lama aeitalnible anywhere rise., vaccinate dog* th at eured a permit to build a $4,600 SECRETARY ARRESTED . Itbout the assistance at these six room frame bom* a t Georgia to him. cn and tha whole-hearted n pointed out th a t Germany Apr. Acre* facing Oleander Avenue be­ $. FRANKFURT, _ menace Is not ovev, (A>— Tha American-controlled tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Dana News Agency U that the City dog catch­ f i Hthat H says S tru t* , and nearby a five room Adolf Hitler’s former private er should work full lime on hia , frame home a t $3,600. A permit secretary has been a nested. 8h* Job and not be diverted to other wae Issued to Msrcsll* Denham U Frau Maria-Thekla W tkhelL work by city authorities. It U , The woman wa« taken into eus- th . c a tc h e r^ jo V h e ^ s a id * t» Special Program Wilson Files Protest To Capitel Over Price Control Regulation Given For New Rotary Members ------- ’ f Speer Urges Support Of Members During Forthcoming Year A liie u Of World W ar'W ajrrecment and that full dc- S A I li O N .- French.ImUr. him L'At r. h, n it A huge French am ’munition dump located on tin 111 ithem nutsklits of Snigon r t s plodexi to-lay. Two hour after, jit ■■ Ihitful blast, u » jut it-1 imi: I*• Me* of explosions eoiitinunl to ' » • x Saigon. Hie Flench Annv i|uicht> ilnrlo ricn d et ntoutiil the ilaugei end Imi- ui Ih • intinitlmle mucuatlon of ull civilian*. I'tuc loads of tlrnunded still were ( l naming into hospital- nl noon, THE ONCE PROUD CITY OF WARSAW, Poland, I* shown in these new exclusive picture* a* it if to­ Saigon time. Thep included w o-. * day—nothing but complete desolation nnd ruin. An old Polish woman (left) tiiidge* alone down ,<ne men, children and French soldiers, More than tit) wounded poison*! ijL of the cobblestone streets of the city, half starved and ill-rlnd while (right) a full boy who h < lost hit leg stand* amid a background of utter devastation. Nazi plane* leveled the city in Sept cm Iw . I'.'Jt*. ‘ Were said offirltlllv to hate been ' o'»V ' 10*11 in the tialf-ii • • •• (Intori'.a.ional) ii.'limit'd lii lio-pitul* 1'iiur nfl< i the fimt l»lnwt nl | ItcdO A. If. I 1*1wpttxil ofTkllll suirt they ln*i roun^ after thnt t •l7»V • ’ •imiRsi.tiiri Kniti t »i R. L. Cornell.'’Jr., Ed Levy WKItner. Dick Alkln, James Davidson and Roy Williamson. Previously fisorge A. Speer, newly elected president of the club, was introduced end express­ ed his appreciation for the honor conferred upon him and urged the eupport of his fellow members m ■< In striving for • good record for the coming year. “I will do my best," he said. Pointing out th a t' there are 6,530 clubs in 09 countries of tho world. Mr, Haynes said that only On* representative from each bustntsa or profession Is accepted into th t Rotary Club and adder! that Firemen had a busy time dur­ each member classification does ing the week-end. Friday eve­ not belong to the Indiviual but h ning they had a call to extin- loaned to him by th t club which gulah a home fire that broke can reclaim it for ealuse. Poor a t­ A, out at 11;46 P. M. a t the home tendance. Mr. Haynes added. 1* s P « f ufareea Crawford, negro, a t usually, tha chief cause. 005 Hickory Avenue. The blare, Mr. Touhy played a scries of which was of unknown origin, phonograph record* on an inter­ did considerable damage to house view mads at Tuskegce, Ala., in furnishing*. During the same eve­ 1046 with Paul Harris, founder ning, firemen had to put out of Rotary International, and first fire* in palm tree*, on F irst of the organisation. Mr. _ Street and on Twentieth 8 treat president Harris called upon Rotsriane and Chase Avenue, according to everywhere to be 'ambassador* of Fire Chief Mack Cleveland. ■ goodwill throughout the world and On . Saturday afternoon caused by burning rags In n«5i addtd that only In this way can building, caused « email amount tha goal of Rotary, which 1* In­ t f o f damage to the Jenford Boer ternational understanding, peace Gartfcn. During afternoon, and goodwill, b* realised. The meeting was pres kiwi over tires on a truck parked naar Urn (’Stine Machine Shop were by President Lea Leaher, who damaged by a rubbish fire. About called attention to the Rotary ' I f hours laU r at 4H 9 A: M. Sunday, the truck was again convention which will be held <n damaged, this time to a * con­ Atlantic *Clty this year. Visitor* siderable extent, by lire th at a t today'* meeting were, J. F. broke out again a t the aame Van Deven of Lexington, K y, W. 0 . Bruce of Savannah, Ga^ Harry Gilbert of Morrle, Ni Y„ DIRECTORS TO MEET Harry Smith of Winter Gardeh, The regular V monthly dinner and Kipp, Jo* McCormack, ^ m e e tin g of the Seminole County K. C.Earl Moore, J , A. Milligan. M. H. Chamber of Commerce, frill bo Lane, and Howard 1'hilliRs of held a t the Meyfalr Hotel,. to- Orlando. morrow night a t o'eleck, sc­ V« ' cording to an, I ent to­ . day by Edward Hi aga* ■ Mra. C. C. Laramore; -------- ------------------ ^ NO. 114 CW — By Associated ‘Press The strike of 400,000 A .F. of, L. United Mine Worker? in 26 soft coal producing etytes has Bone into ita sec­ ond week. The depiction of stock piles- o f - cake -and coa' has cat deeper into steel pro­ duction. * The atriko has been an or* ®derhr one and both sides are awaiting the resumptipn of contract negotations tomor- . — Production Resumes Today After Five ■ Month Walkout At Yale, Towne Plant I Associated P rn« loosed Wire' whoie conatructlon wm brcun by r t I -* —'j' n %) n SI ^ Vvi *; ••- -.(Ji -M m Seining Will Be Unlawful In State [?u/ Effective Oct. 1 . .he... .. Property, Real Estate Activity, Shows Increase Former Training I Officer At Local S t a t i o n Killed a J a p Organization Demands Premier Shidehara Resign Chamber Thanks City Officials For Vet Day W ork I V. 8Srwk^ : « a us s " k S S f e * , . . l i ' L! r.'i» ' ,V-i U v»cdaa»:»tv SMVHiia, �SANf-pRl) HEIL\Liy HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TWO MQNDAY, T 1IE 8 A N K 0 IU ) U K ItA I.IV SA N M H U V F I.O IIID A W***} HARDEN GETS DISCHARGE -FLOYD A. PALMER Special Ar m ! Sanford ' CHICAGO—Harold Fox Is hap­ py worVing_jt|l day. a s . manager 6f M* tailoring'e.labllshm m t' nnd leading his jars -band most of the night. , , . Harold (or "H al")I. who ita rtad out to be a trumpet nlayer, quit mqiic—for good, he thnugM PHONE 932-J THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of BRIEFS .■•'K i/c II.* Harder,, J> . has been silacharged from the Dnlted 8U tes Navy at lit* Navrti Pei sound Sepsc.il im ('enter m Jacksonville, according to infur* matlnn ricdyed h:re today., ; * I.OOR B E D ER nr>ct **Canl!y* in* India' la ‘a’ weight. | equivalent to , 500 pound*. - ’ California's first sugar beet* were raised experimentally in lftno. ! j ——----- —— The first accordion woe patent­ ed In lA'id by 7 llamUlh. a Vciletibn. • ' _ The, lli mi it i calendar had A 304day year of 10 month*. • . ' iruublf competing with big down­ town firms. Hal decided to spsclalire In rxtrema style*, particular­ ly entertainer* and musician*, and LM KRICA ■ WEAR WINGER r a r e Home Office, Newark, New J trw j cfowrttd for 1* fynm home. of tha country's tup jars musicians. He often m aku uni forms fpr cntlfa bands, and »ai‘» Mi shop turn* out an average -*f IbO garments a week. musicians made j ROBERT A. WILLIAMS to gwt bark In A tljM tle B^nk Old*, i s h b 't # S1M O N IZIN G BGIN0 Jnck.onvillc. Florida TRUCKS AUTO PAINT BODY WORKS rhone 371 15 N. Palmetto Avenue Furniture and Recovered Ynur furniture will look llko new, will wear better than avar when our es|>erta rebuild and recover IL Only the finest construction material* used. Phone IMS for a free estimate and choice of majrriaU. • 102 Sanford Avenue Owned and Operated hy outststulmg niembrrs trf the 1^ settaoTt rrguUr fatuity. ' ARE YOU SURE... he Ik weltlroundfd lasuhjtci must tkkt 111 Collette? ,'-. ijoe lubjcct and one minor subject eernlrtg on* *»wt one-helf newcresMte.- ? > * . OR - ts o review rouncs on su b ­ jects h# hW peivteutly Tailed . ' . O k ertit huijot iiev -uhjeel and on* rtvWw subject which )i* Kae failed.' .V •if Double-period classes are V held In tech subject si« day* . ] a e»*elu'AH average sttUAit should be able to tompleta ♦reVfoe t)4fUM credit* dltr* V b»« thr«-wevkt period. A MAVAV tkAININQI Ineiruttlehi ami tfiln ln g approslrn *(i Mivy Depart m e m ’s re- Itlver. I.EVV i HOME UAPlVhNH itnuAfFON, ( S ) . . k i r w Dv FRANK *. WKLLKR it lhL ., At NV .*»••• V/litHr . 'X L . .. YVArtTfiXnTOy-^irs 'bryihT V ph' thrn*t*h an !r.terpr*t»r th itj lot* iif couple e.i,i l-ntiv kirn h tw > r . *- . .••!! afltminl! , Rep. Francis Cibie evel e*ij-< tn I wt Hi- Til a pr»»|i >*H "Ioilior *Dl*- \\ l.^yiPLu, h»r/.tji-5 U w a e .to ij pufm. Act. I . t - " . ' lle’a h*\;nr inccunt ted a - tr ie or s lockout, ill* two n«\v:|i»<purs ere* "opfn shvn." Adi the^.m l.n labor in Nr.itvh lukotp, lii< hortw irta'e, ivntdd- rattle In a gipth-r hole. II sav.*- a c 'a 'lo ' fto n i..» t . t- rn IndU ft I c< *:ter :,*k til him to V'mi >• ' <>f (his butlny-M , . . tha* h* didn't know a darms W E C A N T GUAR­ thiiigi ah tit it. A N T E E t h a t ytm will C nier-ft- Il-tm hlirnn,-|i- to r n p r find nil o f y o u r fa v ­ f.f.et.R , w-iifh, l<*,t pour,-Is. In adlitloo io being a C a re it-small o rite litjuurn here, b u t s ir tt IO-T0. hr tan.-hes D00 a r m wo do h a v e som e o f in the illack Hlllv an I rur.s two th e m . . . m ul w e ll do wtckly red p ap er* , the. Custtrr o n r b e s t to sco t h a t Chionlcle and the H ot' Springs Sler. w you n rc n n tisfied . A Non-Custlng l*s-Sergr,*tl> '.‘C atty," im they n i l hitn. in o 9 ett-Marl'ie sh ) do >m't fitiok*, rp*i, pley cards. Imnso* aronfTi. or anything. lie wu» u i!r II PACKAGE STOKE »eijrosnt In tile eld war. Hit fath­ . AND BAR er was u .Mclhoills: tninUlu hut C u e sayr. h« do.sn't go to d.urch 112 W. First St- — Phone M6 “half enough." Cm* <ny- he strictly !r a fileml Of labor and that Ilia bill ptmrw* tali!,- garden*. n.<«r,ling l<> * <> n ty "Agent T. D. ItlcT.enb.iUe " HYMAN DITCH VII ST.M -lie Fred i ■ I O. • Itiix i*Ifl. i it * i* mtril Stnte* 'f n i .i l Hr say*. "I Insist that it is equally mumrUnt to pru.«i:t the tiq h * nf lalmr ami l a d n b f andthe b neral public In the pewCCISCs <f eullectivw bargulh ng. Sm art A. f t the** » is prsbv aeeOs* bags . . . Cebed Mestfc*-. . i ceo^Kl , . . iL* ,v . «w*imle*| sip desbv ^rl A«t(»y ark* . , . leWb Hoed . r < «**» row . , . alrver. tu* ebeef 10» bis. I l l 1 5171 VAi,. w ; fed. (Aba Toe ted. » r s W». U it . . i M R . W-14 CONCRETE PRODUCT I. The l*t|tr. levsly vettlee ef eer .. * iti fwpvtor pieiKt*. . . iebbU Cvbs* . . . UttswPeSd . . , 1* 4*5 . , . tip Cohcrete Pipe, Building Dlockn, Rcady-mixetl Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, W’ell Curbs nnd Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. All the VITAMINS lor all the family Jp, ^ at lost a FEW PENNIES a DAY W»dd (lutlaa Fore* " JJy bill declare* the uso -«f force, violence nf* c 'v u ls lo u t) I * aeA* *. ,-ubuc folky. The dosited end of liargalung Iwlwenn management nnd lalmr h a con(tact. O t.< th.it contract l« madi, it ‘must bn emiatlv. binding an I rrtfur.ealilr .in both |Wtrll#».h In tome ways Case U 'n "cnri!." IFo fishes but Isn't much good. They elected him U> the Ctiatcc. D.t -On- °h.u ■ iub" la*. Au t >-'riv he knockid over u hir falo with n single Irtillet f r »it JVC rifle, using" jis ielescotio In* time he Rad- ta escort a t r i t f c pin Touchton Drug Co. r VENETIAN BLIND CO )l*TBCLAW. (Hctlretl), Owner Phone 197-W Uefore Ntm | „ C, 0, E, 6 and B* p la t LIVER, IRON, [clam P a n to th a n a t* and N laeiaaaild a. oo can never be sura you aea gening enough [ntisl vitamin* unless yoi, lupplcmeot your t with known quantities of TLwmins. So, guard in it vitamin deficiency! Stare di« wi»* Plenaisbsbit in yow family today. .. . 144 CAPSULES 7 a’s 9 2 . 5 9 a Jcsi! vsocucr TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY - 1— ■■ - »■v ■ w a i . > .................I-------------------- .- W# handle a|li type* *r property Insurance , )REW CARRAWAY AGENCY ' “INBtJRANCft’Pt.US BERVICEM 'nek Avo. • ' MORE BEAUTIFUL TUAN EVE ' • T*hona IM Tli* Incrsatjd rmmbsr of ears oa tho road In­ creases tWvInp how dt. You can bo financial/ sacuro aqaiml them if you ere fuSy proleeled That’s how we’ll mi :e your clothes look—pretty as a picture bride, because in o' \t work we take a tot of pride. By bringing: your clothing to us you can count on quick, dependnl and,'courtesy aioni with thrift and quality-workmanship. Remembei • cleaned clothes loo i better, wear longer. iat we mean . . . bring your clothing to us today, or Vj Itf | n \y\ | ftB K ^ft BIJb I 1 8W ■V , uV III ' *r» Lp\ v Crunty form itmi,n ah now busy i.v theii'. -pilug n-ur £ Proposed L940 L-th^r IF YOU —SEE UB FOR— • AUTO PAINTING i rce.sUy been ihstalleil by the K. II. l.an*r Dry Cleaning t om pany, according to .Mr. Lnney. This" includes’a la rg e " (StolleTS?1 tlon"'washing machine to which is attached a centrifugal extrac­ tor which keeps the cleaning fl-iil clear bv estra-ting nil toretgn Commerce. City. Commissioner In between education assoeia(fiugh K. Pierson recently sue- Hon meetings, visiting school ceeded Commissioner J. A. S app1teacher^ of the feminine se* m a . nutynr of New Smyrna BeachlTamna were r*|iorted to have uiwhlcl- • lately consolidate.! with joye.i shopping tojra last week Corctado Deach. Pierson has been cn<*mfn «*ack*rs weie.iiol an ofnployee of the Florida East as enthusiastic over bonroiiu. but Ccasl Railway for the past 25 atoed outside on the sidewalk in years. . . ^ groups. Just looking on. Tii. 4• ------ladies m ranwhi|f wen* seeking — Pointing- tht wya'ttr fu tm 1 fast th le ~^|iT»ig hnl* efibWipg punaTr service' from city to city in nylon hose, and other hard to get Florida is t h e . recent fast air items. iysen*er schedule linking Fort i * ------—, yers, Tampa and .MlanT,. which: • Due to the eight day delays ' •‘jfotrtty Dale'* i a ywaf’ ahd * * tuK^tlnd thr* MtidHsas »li*j| REAL ESTA TE-HROKER Along wllh other Florida com* candidate is making a ‘ bid for “ ........................... ..... *election to the .U.8. hrnatc san.l munltles Cocoa 1s feeling the pinch of shortages of certain iteais has ' im up a' strong o rg n rn ttio n of foo.1 aa the government’** land In Tampa with Tom O.- \\ptkin». leas* shipments to starving lands former municipal Judge, as chair­ overseas Increase*. Mayor Hubert man. . K. Griggs of that city ha* iswied Lakeland has been, chosen ns a proclamation asking that mer­ chants join'In a progrbm of sell­ the site of Florida's first com­ ing fanned ntllk only to those who mercial tannery,- an adjunct »>f present certificates of necessity the raldly growing cattle industry. A $250,000 corporation known os Lakeland Tanning'Company. Inc. has leasad a IT aei* > r* ct •""** mite* east nf tho city, and non­ tract for. buildings will be let soon. The mein concrete block and steel building will have 21.­ 000 square feet of floor space and will cost $75,000 to erect. Fifty person* will “he employod at the tannerv. Ernest Jladke is pre* - JcjilurtJ Jn Jfunt FhrmU. invent .aUti (M k ( o u s t tossing tnpistoe. department. told of a Jacksonville family bat- at e a c h .other -at Hama. daring Tie Coatt Guard is combing vling for three night against rats a tomato festival. Other iiliJ let­ ters were received. The tomatoes the Atlantic coast from Florida were over-ripe, ami bptton culls, northward in search ------ of a dsrellct unfit for shipment, alibied’" th e ' hat g t togdUl with" UT? toll's Dania efficias. . * ttoiftby end depth'’ charge* f , vr---------deactivated Florida o,r f i r County roads in .the state that , j,*,,., * hde l» afe iu dire need‘of repairs, wh.cn t 0*vd ta deep water to be du have bMn delayed foe Jack ot e<|. i'lanet from, Itanaiu r<i not bitten i funds, may yet get the^allantw n jj„ y|i y t and Charleston n that the children w •re bitten in the home but |y op a ; they need if th - Duval ( ounty ||M ( joined lit the srarch. sevetaj days p ro ---- --------------------- — Trout Commissioners have their way. luniseloat moored in t u!«*J u *1 maV * i Att .HmniiU «»' eut Da » �w The Sanford Herald ,1- 1VOatwAUaW.4 Ik 1944 ■M UM 4 a ltr nl «i n i I at U liH a ; l u b r i riM M i • tu *u*»*tu ati. m 0LLANO u » PN*W nonuuA iik a n . MONDAY, A PRIL’S. I#4«_ IUBLK "vkllS h V oK TODAY A PERSON WILLING TO BELL 1118 BELf-RESPECT IB A LOST SOUL INDEED: For whml shall a man profit if he iln the whole world amUUoae ■ own aoul.—Luke 11:21. B y j i 't m ■ SAKrORP.ffBB^LPi BANrORn, FLORIDA MONDAY, .•APRIL. A j f t # ‘SiiMVfiMliiHiMehia >'* FUriririlT. Scfidolii Up to the J$th Century, Sweden id an elective monarchy under hkh the people “KW the right to rpose well u d ie t their / I l u 'tir u t .«!* iy fin tf SPRING TONIC Iii another column on this page, Cplln English, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, pointing out'that four years ago 168.05 was spent per pupil in F lo rid a .fo r educa­ tion m compnred with $120.83 per pupil In states outside the South, declares that while Florida has increased bar appropriations for schools in recent years, otherStates other'states hivi. hivg -too, am Fth’a t the iireiiefit- relative poslnod" is stni about the same. He calls attention to a . report .being prepared Under th « direction of the FlbridiyCIlfii^^CWmittce'totv' Eauctfe tfmrVftlch shou.d l*e rtady in a short time. This, he says, is. expected to throw considerable neif light on the schools In this itlate'and "should call attention to further problems which must be solved if we are to develop a satisfactory program of education for this state." Parents of Florida children who are anxious to see Florida, not 29th or 30th in . the list of .states when it comes to education, but first, will welcotnfc-this report with the hope that it wf.l show not only the defects fn Florid*’* educational system but also what ought to be done and how to do it. And they are hoping that something can be done in the near future so th at this generation of children, who will have to bear so many of the burdens their par­ cuts are leaving for them, will get the benefits of it. One of the first things th at will have to be done, of course, will be to provide more money. New school build­ ings and .new equipment 'cost money, and so do teachers’ Hilaries comparable to those paid in other states. But more difficult to get in this day and time than money, and per* haps more important is a new school ayAtem, a.system which eliminates politics and raises educational standards. These arc some of the issues which will come before the next session of the Legislature. They ar« :matters which should be discussed with candidates for the Legisla­ ture before election day. , T U /5'U M 4k?£ yV V Y o u ( /# ( /£ ro t? o u te TWO W O U M /vrfY ivzsi IIAHY PICTURES* a specialty ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER ESSEX STUDIO STARTS TUESDAY FOR 2% DAYS 5 lltf .. •U f t ihitws Reform in Japan t« iW iU ! * N ails. It can't be avoided when we lee-field Marshal Keitel tc.tlfiring at Nuernberg that the French should have attacked on the W estern Front In IUd'J when Germany waa busy In the tlie Eaat r.asl with Poland, looking hack through our file*..we find where we sugwasted pretty much the tame thing at th* time. v . People who have been listening to communist agitators tell ns th a t It U quits possible to keep on retting tale* and wage* Indefinitely without Increeaing prices find difficulty now in reconciling OI’A’a rtptated announcements th a t it (a etlll holding th* line against inflation. But what rtally geta-their goat I* when they open a can of peat, or a box of ceieal and find It only three quarters full. That I* what the commu­ nist* rail profiteering or “chisel­ ing". It is also another way of keepng up with, the cost nf pr>Failure to eppreclat* th* thing* w* have often leed* to a sacrifice of our moat highly prixtd poaaeelion*. Tha people of thla city aa well aa the City of Sanford have been ao blast with a va*t abun­ dance of choir* residential lota, bualnca* property and other real eatate for ao long, that w* have cvn* to take auch thing* for granted and regard them almost as worthless. We have' heard of property being aold even In thi Iaat few month* a t give-away price* whan within th* m ut few nan they - are sure to bring needs. It should make adaquil* provision against anything unto­ ward ever happening to them. It I* on* thing foY'some sucker to “buy” th* Brooklyn Bridge; It l« quite another for the city to sail danger to American peaca and eurlty I* over. “I am not going ; vote for Selective Service", he ■aye, ” l'm not going tb vote for war appropriation*”, lla doe* not r*f*rd either Ruaala or eummunlam aa a menace and tee* no dlffarence In Ruealan troop* remain­ ing Jn I n n than In British troops staying In Palestine. Evidently he feels that Britain, aa well aa the United Btalea, should bring her. touopa home from a lt outly­ ing p a ru of the world. Bo doc* ttot suggest who la lo police these ateoa, but It would bo Intem ting to * n If thee* troops w en with- Japan Instituted under General MacArthur, westernising the language is advocated. This means substituting Roman letters for thc'Chincsc characters used in Japanese. The "new” language, dubbed Romanji, if put Into practice, would make Japanese, now considered the 'world!*' most dif­ ficult language, no more formidable for foreigners than German or French. It would have the additional and more important advantage of greatly extending literacy among ,« the Japan •sc themselves. W.'ritten Japanese is.’ao____. complex that school children can learn only about 1,000 of the 56,000 cj 'employed by the langunge. Use of the Latin alphabet, long advocated by western-educated Japanese, has .been'resisted by the force of tradition and the fact that the government preferred un illiterate populace. With .the simplification, the citizenry could be informed much* more easily'on world as wcr. us domestic affairs. Educational reforms - would become a reality in a, short time nml the entire country turned from its present feudalism to a modern;nation. From reports coming to this country, Japan's’Conquer­ ors seem to be making a real effort to give' that country a chance at education and democracy. . ‘1 * World’s New Leader A’ mutt who might be tuld to ta.th e world’s No. 1 citi­ zen in the Norwegian Trygve Lie, who, .as nccrctary-General of UNO han the tremendour responsibility of adiiiiniatsrlnf the machinery for woitd peace. He in a Uwyer, 60. yearn old, above average In both bhtwn and brain. He appoint* the necrotariat ntaffn and assigns IndividuSls to the Ec­ onomic and Social, and trusteeship Council of UNO; and notifies the Genoral Assembly, with, the consent of the Security Council, of all matters relating to international peace. According to a sketch of him by Drew Middleton in u recent Ffew York Times dispatch,',Lie is a self-made university-educated peasant from Oslo, who looks like a house detective and conducts himself like a blue-blood aristocrat. Recognized for both his integrity and charm, he is schooled in public life from long, service in Norwegian affairs, where he belongs to the Social Democrats, dedica­ ted to change by evolution rather than revoiutiort. He is said to believe firmly and fervently In the freedoms of the Bill of Rights. “ • UNO, and IU members, are fortunate that such a man heads the great undertaking for peace. pitted inor# than th# lourth grad*. T he.average for (ha nation waa 8.4 p4r rent who had not atlendod acheol., and 12.67 per cent who had.not completed more than tba fourth . grade. The averago for State*, oatalde the Southern Re- more, than th* fourth grad*. The** flfWNi Ukan from page 2»4 of. the Bouthern 8tate» WorkConfftopM publication ' ’Building Education.1 arrogont >ml audacious. "When I was about 13 I saw Drnnnc Durbin In her flr»t i»ieturc. I »aid to nfyaelf that I wai going to wprk *o hard I would dir at 21 of consumption but leave tome great contribution to th* world. -I’m not dead yet"— l.lzaKcih doubled up, laughing, By CIKNB IIAND8AKRR HOLLYWOOD - L l i a b e t h and* touched my arm —“nor have S c o t t ’ * ecstatically publleiieJ 1 made any great contribution." beauty waa a bit disappointing. Fan letter* and proposals start­ Htr buttony nose was shiny, her blonde hair restrained by a many- ed rolling Ir. howarer, after "You hued scarf. “I want walking lit Cam* Along.” her first movie. I.irabetth like* to have friends the rain yesterday,” »he‘ explain­ ed. Lliabeth has a whirlwind call her "Jw-ott” rather than "LI*" or “IJ m v ** sounds ro so U ny.C “Scott sound* Mraonallty. t| ; She’s gay and trank about her sturdy end dependable" She live* eatrice! affections. She dropped alone in an apartment. bre*»,*nd y first latter of “ Elisabeth” far drink* “ Iota” ' of coffee a*ya •»*** effect end because “Litabethhigh-strung and too Intena*. I.itpir th aaid aha’* atill unmarfieott" has 13 latter*, her favorite, superstition-defying number. She Iuse* , , , . h r n a . i •“A • A ” _—“dahnclng, _ _ - . U h n r l n f . '1 a• broad “piahno," “ Plahza Hotel.’’ I expressed doubt that thsy talk that way In her home town of Scranton, Pa. Lliabeth amlled. -" O h ^ o o . I like the broad *A* for my own poraonal life. I’m not trying to be Imjfresaiva, I lost think I have a right to use Il m For “really” ahe aaya approxi­ mately "rllly” Th* former New York faihlon mod*l got her. theatrical break aa undaratudy in a Broadway play called “Skin of Our T**thr' She ha*- what ah* call* "dirty blonde halr-ath blonde if yeu want to be kind” Her eyebrow* and laahea are brown “ I’m two-toned,” Llta- Lizabeth Scott is Hollywood Starlet Wi t h Personality MILDRED IMERCE” — IaihI Time* Monday! B YOUR CAR MUST CONTINUE TO GIVE YOU SERVICE UNTIL. YOU CAN G E T ^ A NEW ONE (• \ SANFORD FORUM Mr. Rolland Dean Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. Dean: I am very much InU natad In your editorial of Fabruary 88 ontitled “Our School*.” It teems' to m* tha comment* In your last tw0 paragraph* a n particularly o e r t l n a n L I am •fwiing aenuing you a copy of the ppronllminary report of the florid* CltUena Committee on Education which Jrivea aomt Information and the relative poaltjon of. Florida and of the various eeunl the 8tat*. ’ 1 assume tha *1 education In FTeridawhlelL In prog re t. under th* din* •Iderabl* additional Information. You may be interested Gn tha fact thatjK cerdlag.t* the 1840 census 3.071per eqnt of \ hereon a In Florid* who weriiOver 2i year* p a satisfactory program location for thla 8 tat*. Moat sincerely, Colin English SAFETY ECONOMY DEPENDABILITY . * . .*■ • are features in your car that afford you pleasure In driving it . . �MONDAY,, ABRIL 8, ,1940 PAGE FIVA>*'I THE SANFORD HERAI.D,f SANFORD; FttOffimA ■' ■ ■■L** ? - '-i-VSA" ------------ ---- - A n d , Personal Social m! wi ActM ies Bal« n « W -wee Junldc.Chamber of Commerce Enjoys i, .i'X Buffet Supper at Seminole Country Club * . “Cimliiella" stepped out of the LLSJ j . The Seminole ' County Junior Moughtnn. Alvin M. Odham, — T E L E . N O . 148 fairy book and came to life F’ri(,'hamber of Commerce held its James It. lldham, W. A. Patrick, day evening when the dancers of uiualhly—social—«Wpee ' TltiimdtiyJ F'toyd' A. 7 Paltner, Hubert ■ the. CrnitraL FdorUs—DwDxt. Com­ -'2 J - . nening at the Seminole ^Country Pearce, llruxtun L. Perkins, Jr., Mrs, rPartin x> p , i u r t i n tand u rn -~ ...... pany” exqtifsilcly interpreted tho t'luh to welcome new member* t . A. IVe-eott, Jack Rotlgan, favorite story. Edith Itoyal »f Mrs. Winn Entertain , __ *nd enjoy a - |>sograe> - of e/Uer- i.laiyncc Rsihtmg. J. C.. kus*. Orlando choreographed.. the „ adtatfWr.mt. Jack. Boligan.. p(e*i- *tdl, i'rhuk D. Hcott. Ray Slaton nptflUon ‘ which was srt _lji the • ’ * -. " .lent, pf tffr gru'tip gave a wcl- and <’v Stine; Thomas E. Tuck-— ■■-*- v n M i.d y ' . . - : - I . -M u c S ic u o to ja p w » « r‘w r - e t v t — Hf^G. KUimlrTct ha? ttfurpM 1mi sit of Luctus-UouvoiT-^ , . ur-from- Paint- ItfSTTi where he ntcoming word to the new incml-e!. er, W. W Tyte, Ben Wnlnbright, r** *ljt.~'"Montea * Chanter u f the *Hh » “tntsrettanW I5” Klntmratc costumes and capable and Alvin Odham. program clmtr- Henry Wolcott, Henry Witte, Jr., Holy Cross ..KpUcopalChurch »huww ant] bridge party Thun., tended the 52nd Convention of rianccnAmade the well-known fairy man. was master of |Cermome*. i Ed U hither, t>an Wright, Ben wit] meet at the home <>f Mr*, 'lay evening by Hr*. Judy Partin the Florida Hankers Association. talc "a thing of beauty." Thi A buffet supper w»* enjoyed Yowmr—and John Schirnrd. Jf. - ^ John Tatum . 2220 Went h is t Mr*. Hertier Winn at the dancer* wire: Cinderella. Pally Mls» Hetty Jo Totle of Braden­ * •ml the following variety show nod others. home of the latter. Sir*. Bro»Street, at 8:00 P. M. Ann Jackson; S i s t e r s , Sissy The following me new mempresented: Larry Loosing did *itr, rceent britle, wm formerly ton spent the weekend with Miss Bethea and Margaret Fici|U.ltc TUBS DAY several of hi* popular sketches tiers: ‘Geoige 'l l . Williams, Jr., j * The meeting of the Hoy* jf Dorothea Lawson.’ ltoom* of th r j Daphne Connelly and Sllsa Betty Mother, Sonya Albert: Fairy God, and Jean Sayer ami Simon Ding* I John II. Hull. Nathan A Moss, ^V o o d craft which wa* »cheilulcd WTnn residence were attractively i Jo Brock. mother, June Howard: Prince, fchter danced * "Tango". Robert .) (‘batIf. Peacock, Willis J. Pea—— ------for Monday night will be held on decorated with arrangement* of Marjorie Tepric; Counts, Dorothy Friend* of Mrs. T. A. Stiles Kvau*. pianist, played popular cock. Waller IL Meriwether, Dr. Tuesday night Instead, according ted rotes. Munson; Dukes, Mary rtiilh Frye. and classical selection* throufAi- Harrv Z. Stlsby, A. L Skinner, to an announcement today by After sever ul progressions of will regret to learn that *he Laihara Meyer and Betty Meyer: recently underwent an operation out the evening. Group singing Arnold G. Saiidnes. Charles RII. J. Pinch. The Tuesday ni|(hl bridgi prizes wrte awarded to at the Riverside Hospital in Jack- Gut it* at tho Ball, Betty An: McClung. J It Hudgins, Robert was also enjoyed. Str*. Ceorge McClelland. ' Mrs. \ «DrK“ fflCLICImlUIi •’H1'* iittiulllii meeting will In Incorporalrd with dlli* Morgan, Joan D.maitus. Judy Mr. ami Mr. Ed levy-Whitnei N. Newman, l.iley Sinter. C. II. the regular mcetinit of the WooJ- Pat Johnson and Mr*. Dorothy | F'inne. Kathleen Jackson, Gerry ami Mr. and Mr. Al Bryant wen Robinson. Hugh Charlton, Roy Holmen of .the World and Mr. Pinch ln charge of tho delicious supper | p r. Ilr. It. I„ Bnvs, D. It. Utrey,. T h . t o r a i r t V Don,! M" ' * * W M * * * «m) grand- Meyer. Patsy Newcomer, F!unieo said that a vtry interesting pro­ Rinaldi and Martha Gibson. which was served to the follow-,D. Ear) \1.1 -e-ni. IL W Durbin, « ftlr .Vickie Smith,afl„ returned gram had been arranged. The of­ 1t h ' - ! - . whte»rf,iefre*li.1 h Tefresli-1 fru[il T#mp|l 8>lurdlly vUlt. "TMrs. P. IL Tepsic wa* the solo­ Ing: Cliff M. Able*. J. IV. Alt It F. Whreler. Jr.. O. B. Griggs, ficers for the coming year for nnnts were served. j tnir her oon-in-lnw and daughter. ist «f -Chopin Suite. Ln Cumparman, G. W. Austin. C- C- Blanc, m d I C. McBee. the Hoys ol Woodcraft will b* The dining room table was laid Mr. ami Mrs. Sfunhsll Smith, sita and Hungarian Rhapsody and :C L Bridges, Flrnest l. CampAlso John E- Cordell, Janies A le rte d during the meeting. All with a hand made blue lace ehiUi j -■- ■■ Mr*. William Royal o( Orlando bell, Cecil Cnrletott, IL II. Cole- ,E. Co, di ll, Dan E. O'rrteil., Jo in ^members of both organisatloni, sod centered with an arrangement Mr*. f{. H. Franklin and daugh- danced the lead in "Dance Ma­ man, M. A. Conley. J. D C or-; S, Lingefclt, 11, N. Tamm, *J r , Pinch added, are urged to ue of red roses, flanked by thru a j irr. Natella, who hsve been visit cabre.” "In n Persian Market" dell. M. J- Cullutn. It. It. Dea*,'\V. It. Beaver*. R. P. Rharrock. presentbranched crystal candelabra hold­ ing with Mr*. Ada Kennedy of ami "Ballet Diverlisstment." Mis* Dr. I„ T Doss, lUrhatd Fijton,jJ. II. Clapp*. F.lmer W, WoodFidelia Class of the Pirsl Bap- ing cream tapers. A three-1lire! South Sanford Avenue have re­ Ann Lauise F’letther. soloist, ot II. G. Echols R. E. Elsberry. fcery. George J. F'oyle, Eddie list Church will meet at the wedding cake was placed af oih turned to their home In West Orlando danced "Czardsa and In­ litui)h( Bv Gray and Jack Hall.. . Johnson. A. C Smith, Jr., Vlnhome of Sirs. S. C. Graham, 201 end; of the table and a crystal Palm Beach. vitation to the Dance. Also J.” Voting Harris. J. C. i cent Pcef, Edward Higgins, J r M West Twenjieth JSlieM.' at H;D0 punch bowl at the othir. Mm. H H __ ___ . . . _______^ lt,.n__Join: J — ih u ,. . Usaav.- Rolw-ci L Cor-*The audience „................. burst Into up . _ JIXiWUKT-QlD Maria puiiU oa Aumont, slauttblee of-tneviertars Marta Higgins. Chptlr* F . H* * J. B. I-awinn, mother of the Mm. Hiisky Wight, worthy n\aVko^s-■ Krider, W E- Klrchhoff. Arthur nell, Jr. and George Pittsrd and -Waklva. ■l«ndga —No.—Ht1.' -Will henomep . erred j p sm e h ^m l ■ rdantet and Jean Pierre Aumnnt, is*shown as she poses for her (Irst . the trt,ir: Vf • tlif - S a n f e n ^ m T ^ F ^ n r i o n ^ H m i n i ^ i I u r a n d w a.l C. Moore. Joe Moss, Elton J ethers. meet at the home of Mr*. P. A host!sirs served cake. 4 the Flastern Star, expects to at- responsive to all the classical bal­ picture with her mother in Hollywood. Baby Christina seems to be Rowland, 915 Elm Avenue Fat ' tend the grand chapter meeting ..im pressed with the fuss being nuidc over the event, (fntcrnalional) Those attending were: Mrs. New York’s Centra I L>rk wan The Liberty Bell wa* ciacke.1 ; with Sit*. A. J. WalU- (Dossier,' Mrs. Earl Dostoy. Mr*. In Miami this week for three 'd number*, calling the dancer* [latil mil in 181!, out for ninny curtain calls. The r mi July 8. 1835. A r as co-hostess. dnys. Hobert Thrasher, Mrs. A. 1L lighting effect*- during "Dance •w ■ THURSDAY McRanty. Mm. Charlie Slorrlson, added eerie mystery to Sanford Home ‘J emouitrution Mr*. C. IL Winn, Mr*. John L?>. Friends af Mrs. Marshall Smith Wucnbre" Club will meet with .Mr*. W. Q, Mrs. Owen Forgusson, Mrs. Giles will regret to learn that ■she he dance of "death." The Per­ BY Brinson, U 22 P a ri Avenue. at Chapman, Mrs. Pat Johnson, Mrs. recent!* underwent nil emergency sian Mnrkit number which was .tn irst rpretalion of the Oriental 3:00 P. M. . aeaC E C K M A TH U U SCK John II. Crawfortl. Mrs. John B, uptiendectomy at the Dari* Is­ Tone Poem and the Hungarian Campbell-IiOising Unit ^Bll of Tatum and lire. Waller Highland Municipal Hospital in Tam ­ Rhapsody danced to the brilliant n W W MEItlWETHER. MIL *DRESS, MILS. I1. F). JORDAN. the American I-ertmi Auxiliary Sirs. Dorothy t'orrodl, Mrs. pa. Mrs. Smith I* the former composition of F'ran* Lisxt wen* DR hi) ROBSON and SYLVIA . MRS. CURTISS HUGHES. MRS.! will meet at the Legion Hut ol W alter Steed, Mrs, Georgr Mr- Evelyn Wilkinson. profess hmaj in every respect and MElSCH are three - of the 11H> J. D. CORDELL. MRS. ELHVD 7:30 P, Mi Plcctiun" of officers Clellnnd, MU* Htlcn McGill. Mr*. girts who sing in the F.S.CAV. MCCLAIN.* pleasing to see. M R S. B E S S I E will be held. E. Brossier of Orlando, Mr*. J. IL , Mr*. R, C. Nix of Commerce, The presentation was sponsored Glee Club . , , They Pjmenfrd KNIGHT. MBS F. W. BENDER, FRIDAY Ga. wa* the guest last week of law nin; Mis* Mary Lodg*. Mrs. spring concert at the college MUS. ALBERT COLLINS, MUS. Sallie Harrison Chapter, II.A.It, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rossetter nl by the I,#* Soeurs Club Friday •heft Friday night . . F.S.CAV. now J. E. ROBINSON. MRS. MAUDE j»vlll meet a t 3:00 1*. M. at tho Tom Bolt. Mr*. K. B. Carter, their home on Celery Avenue. evening nl Seminole High School. has 2.960 emollrd S T A F FO I! 0. MRS EDWARD ^nonie of Sirs. C. R. Dawson with Mr*. Ivey Stringer, Miss El*i» Mi*. Rossetter and Mr*. Nix left The ballet eompnnjr, mganixed ill which *eU women a record for the II- MCCALL nnd SIRS. J. It. IIOC.LMrs.Prnncc* llawson, todav for Miami to »peml sev­ 19111 with C. L. Ebsen of Hrlnndo Mrs. J. II..Root and Mrs. W. B. Farey,* year old college. President DOAK KIIAN. n* empresario and Ml*. William Uallnrd ns co-hustesse*. All visit­ Mrs. Ann MucNeill, Mrs. Winn- eral days. Royal of Orlando nnd Mrs.- P. H. S. CAMPBELL recently made the ing member* are invited to amh Mr*. Partin. Also SIRS. EDWARD WHIT Statement that pre-ent indications a* soloisf attend. — NEIL MR and MRS. OF.OUGI DlNlTin^ DANTE at the Mr. and Mr*. J. I*. HolUelnw Taps le of Sanford are that UMIl-47 will lie on even i have moved their residence to choreoeraphervi made Us debut in bigger year. F.S.CAV. Im. re- II. PATTERSON, JUDGE J t. HI-HAT CUTB lard. 101! Elm Avenue. Mr. and MtV. Cocoa on March 22 and will ap­ MRS M l„ HUDSON since tu t I the imind SHARON. MBS. r. li CCI i.PSI. MRST A Mr. J. 11. Illlhroy ha* returned J N. Lastlngcr of AtlanU who pear in St Petersburg in the •named O P E N KVEHY N H IH T Int rr^itlchtiaj wkium’ii . m|. from a trip to Tncomn Mil.. t->|lmie been guest* of the Holu- m ar future Outstanding dance k'k'i1 sn i\liiL% O rc h e s ln i E very S n lu rd n y N ig h l t lea. uiul hn« i*itnn*il E WISSMEAlt. MRS AUUIIIE resume work on hi* home he is , clnw» for the past week have student* fomt C'octJu. St. PetersBy Mrs. A. F.. Moran building On lorke Geneva, lie exSteakN — Chicken Barbecue butR. Lec-burg. and tunny other returned to their home. While Miss l^oria Rc-hbilidor of F‘L hi* wife down soon. Central Florida cities me mem­ g J k j S L j a j ' T ^ . ? ^ 4 J b - w,,y rr»8U «S: Sanfnril Dr La mi HiRhwa* — here they visited with their Meade, who i, dietician for the pert* and Mrs. T. W. Prevail daughter, Alita loistingcr, and ber* of tlic company. former!) Shor!*«» Camp A^vDsIniiitcr schout lunch room, andMr.family attended the Cattle” wa* visiting with Mr. and Mr*. i man's Barbecue in Volusia Conn- Mi. und Mrs. C. I . Matthews. j -b t f t m a n Miss Mary Gilmore of Orlando W. L- Sieg on Sunday. . «... . was the accompanist, t’ost tunes recently I.Uho r -rngtrig ! V 1Ks j r i j s O l‘\M V tH ID M R S Mrs. 'Itcrtte Miuhninre, whiii*y’ , nesday. Delegate* fiom Sanford who weri designed by Mr*, t . L. Eb-)cowboy congressman sang mil in if. , i.Vitvu'i l Virri! im' iiv v has been visiting Mrs, Nells ’ gnd Mt>. IL IL I attisjuill attended the Pilot Club State sen. Mrs. J II. Cogbupt, Norma defense of the head of the Amer- „ t tT, * tm iC v i COl.OIt SPECIALIST PAINT EXPERT Thomas for -the past month, left Hew to Washington. D. L. Wed- Convention hehl in St. Petersburg AHlbm Pliyllls Mr*, lean Federation of Musicians. um , i fijiiiB Watson; dmimiii, sills .lion rrticiiiiiiiii oj m u«UI.iiip, The | rU' ,,U in T,'F.K. i* ■ MLS. c T c mIt.'l A. l HOW ElAV Saturday and Sunday were: Mr*. repsic and \|r». Royal and M r.1‘house ha* paused a bill contain- ' yA’l . ‘ v.|7 |j ! for le r home in Oblong, 111., „ }° ’ ‘i , p ■ Thursday. their chihlrrn, M m Blanche Trap- William Hid Icy herd. Mr*. E. V. Tef FCbsen ir was managei of ihe p io -• ing sonic antl-PelrlBo re»li icu-.n* \ . ,,c ,, 11 , V r-r F R E f) E R I C K E. S L A l) E ' nell and Mr. and Mr*. Evan li. Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Anders Itamlntl, Jr., Mrs. Al Hunt, Mrs. dlJCtlon. Itrction. and -ent uit ifihhk along mi to inr the ociianr. Senate. i»L’i i, _ *,* i r ' i ni iai ui t """ , \ir*t? u* 11 and Soya, F’rnnk nnd John, spent Patfishnlt and family. They ex- John Clark, Mrs. Marv Rawlins There’s where Idaho’* Senator “ M*>MRJ4' W* ,,A ,n In te rio r D ecorato r — 'D e s ig n e r several day-, in St. Augustine pect to lie gone about two weeks. and Mrs. Joel Field. The' conven­ Taylor took up the fight m favor ,*,i Th# Garden Club met at thr tion wa* held at the.Vinoy Paik Lund(|uiHt - Brown it^thls nast week. O ver IS y e a rs in W in ter P a rk , Pin. of Petrllln and „f all ra I u G».i MRS OSCAR /.ITTItmA Mr. atul Mi*. • Vincent I^F'ils home of Mrs. IL II. PnttishaR Hotel. The Senati.r had W'.-AI.I At E BELL. o It Bridal Party Feted performer*. ^ l * f t Monday fur Jacksonville on Tuesday afternoon After the GRIGGS', MRS Hoorn iintl color plnnning — — W rite I’. O. l i n t IS1 -received - - *utelegram : i g i in n nsigned isi*"- 't -Wwhcre they will malto tlieis home business session the meeting lll.N’ G CROSBY. BOB HOPE., i’HREV. A H SHOKMAKF.IL Mis. M. B. Smith, Mrs. H. C. turned into a social gathering Maxw«ll Mr*. Raymond Lundquisl was for the liiesenl. , UVWHENCE T1HBF.TT, DINAH W.»H. BENTON and MILS j M and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell h^is* nllldieil Sev.aiinger, spe­ out on the law-n where the hos­ were among the terrhers and hostess Saturday evening at a SHORE, E D D I E C A N T O IL 'dHYNFIH. cialist of elementary educatian tess, Mrs. PaUi-hHlI served light principal* from Seminole County dinner party In the private din­ F R A N K SINATRA. JAMES ' UHM S T O N E . complete from the stale deportment, with refreshment* to: Mr*. Leona Mr- who attended the Florida Edit ing mom of the Anchor to mem­ MELTON, NcRMAN CORWIN i hrr ititb i.irfornuimi- with the of the Lunib|uDt-Hrown wed Miss Ruth Hand, riiunty school Lain, Mrs. Bei ilia Lindsey, Mr-. rational Association meeting in bers ^ng p a lly b S ^ M riy ^ fo l" n ^ ii I » P..wm,e...w„ Player* .......... ay supervisor, visited Ihe school this G. C. LeFTts. Mr*. W. G. Kilbee, Tampa last ---** ‘Li *-■>*1 U.artean \ l5IOK'»P which ron tendril that befi.ie a large iiitilirmr at the week. At the --ronMrs. J. C. Bills, Mr*, taitiue - week. » ftr« nHirelv.,,'d « !,| lhr *nl1^TrtrMo measure aelmilly ! Wintei Pm I, High Scl„...| Audithe meeting they went ■Mrs, Nolle Thomas,'Mr*. Bertie Alderman. Ml**cs Ailn nml Isaliet elusian.vf b *i>*nt radio station .......... She and JOHN DltiH the Vlnoy Park Hotel In St. orate the table «alI the dinner ^ Muchmore. Mr*. A. E. Moran, tiger*. Mrs. Em nut Ymit*. Mrs. lo ‘7: .V the expe^'so nf their ToN pUiyisI in "The Palsy" Petarsburg for Saturday and Auhtev Muran. Mr*. Ethel Thom­ hilllp Bauer. Mr*. Viegie Geiger, Sunday ■ MRS. \A. M, SCOTT now hur to attend the Pilot Club * Thoie0yS t ^ l n g wew: Mis* *eB$ ^govetnmeut r as and daughter, Shirley, spent Mrs. Guyetle, Mr*. Itav McGill, State Convention. ha** put a ban s«ttic time to paint . . . Her MUs Evelyn Daniels, also Mr* Sunday at Daytona Beach. i ho>h.md wlm bn* been critically A Ml** Betty Faye Yarborough Agnes Clark and Mrs. W’olcott termlasian of til fm m. lung, i* now ircii|icrnl-■^wad guest of her sisters, Miss front Cviedo.' Mi $ 8 Patty Ratigan Is 5S5“.«JSJS... M" S g T .S K .i'- Departnieut’* j ing uni -in- will return to her Mr; and Mr*. F’rsnk l^Fil* and Virginiu Yarborough and Mr*. Til, iu^rt (jgi N ei«m B row n . 0 *bo"/IJn1,'r,,,,,j" "*' nVs^'tN.Avs-V'i'1' ,’11' Dinty Whiting of Miami for a son, William, of Oak Hill were Honored On Birthday m J ltich.nl VViHon Lieut, and Mr. rS d * ^ S e m - ilO N < VMAAF.l.l wa* a ".ym visitors here last Sunday few days. A '* AF f (AKINO IN 11 N w ith vi‘ . n l . Vt V Friday were: MRS. IT I.. El p i , i.It IIII*** r Friend* of Mr*. Ouhla W||»on Bernanl LcF’ils. Yoeman 1/c, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rutiguo \\a rd llerkvy and Mr. and Mr- BANK, MRS LAW TON Ro.-s. . ........... filut »u 1 1. nock® . OlAMOUB will regret to learn *he is dl in with his wife ami daughter, Jean, honored their daughtet, Patty. I- ranci, Bergqutst. E. J. MOUGHTON. MUS. II. K. » promhieni (ilitenV __ ... .. I ahrri*” ___ who have been in Bermuda for the hoapilal in Sanford. Satunlay on her eleventh birth­ fw * ■ n * a DUKL, MRS, C. W . JOHNSCN, |uirtiait iUeiny pointed The R e c r e a t i o n Committee day with n weiner roast at San- Revival Services Are , m r s . a . f . k k m f . t . o . l a s the past several ■months, arrived *%!>.• r . . . In the state* on Wednesday. sponiorcd a parly of folk dances Undo Spring*. Mr*. Alvin Odham at the Community Hull on Friday Bernard expects to be discharged assisted the host and, host*** in Begun By Methodistn r ---------------------------------------------evening. A good time wa* hsd conducting game* and serving. in about 15 day*. ,away. The firm 1* checking up tiun. to players nnd technician, by all. This is the first of i Mr. and Mrs. Buck 'Torres and Those sitending were: Ada The First Methodist Church nti varloo* mattrra pertaining ti hilc th rt'.sm .otl location for big a 'o " . Charles, have returned from series of such parties . to be Adam*. Jackie MacDonald, Grel- began iu week of revival services Bttrrta and hi* wav of life. In Ihe noubtni.i -eerie*. VTantpa where they have been given. chert Kirrhhoff, Kay K a t i g an, on Sunday morning. Edward P hope that fan* ulll not rise 'up liKri Radio PirCUiCH^ lircatlv lilting relative* tor the past Marion Mnye. Barbara AVathru, Party, layman and loco— More than a half million calves Bebe D 1s b e e. Connie Ludwig, enginrer,‘"of V TJoliet n ,“ m irt Pro'f*L Dir way they did when wlrdi t- aiding to it* I .-*1 ?l of two* weeks. HI., and Mr.' and Mrs. W. D, Ballard were _ vaccinated, under official Mary Joe Hayntan. Jeanne Wil­ Ivlsnry Ito Ir” . t JAd7bS; man ^ .... ----------- ----- -... .—vlelaml. n war- reiruiiillr movie producer* Scieen ere spending some time with Mr. supervision, against hrucrllosh son, Ann Dunn, Anir Whitaker, T A.*o-; t|m f ,nv, H„ on , n,‘d’ h. Railroad KvangclUtle Evangelistic n.*...ir ill i [ till,- llnvwnnl now has (Bang’s disease] during tbe fiscal and Mrs. Josh Beasley in Oviedo. 1“T ’* . , '" '’ " ''" " '« ''ccom.ng par. Ellen Driggers and Jane Davis. elation, li speaker for this Mrs. Beasley Is to b :> remember year 1915, according to the USPA ------------------------ — of meeting.! A good crowd « l,‘* "iwpment in Director J"' •I * 11• I that al-.. im'lode.-i ed as the foripvr Kliisbi’lh Usl- Bureau of Animal Industry. M rs M H A n d o n u m tended tsoth »ervlce» ycslcr.lay imai |)*,r* lie it,, r, - to utr S O C IE T Y E D IT O R — C ecelia T n ilu c k S o c ia l L a le n a a r\ e rs o n a l TERRACE TALK FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAT CLUB GENEVA NEWS J B SLT::, as £ i£ ir r , T r \ m r a . i u , n . jv n u tr H u it >nJ enthuailt. llc E n te rta in s W ■ m niro IN jixar.ir] COLD ‘ Colognes. . lotion*'.. . thre- - ing requisite* . - 55.00. E ucnce, JIQ00. Set* of ; v aried c o m b in a tio n * to J $15.00. Refill* for mow itrm* For Son rc,,,on,e j,*- H*a-«*aikic u.ikir» t.. give iiwtruc marked the beginning of t h i ,, week of special worship. Various ' groups wlihln the chuich organisation arc to aeivr aa hosts and sponsor* for the different week n lg h u .' Rev, FL J. McKinley, pastor of the Metho­ dist Church, urged the public to attend these meeting*. Other pro'Uatant church** In the city are cooperating with Rev. Me- ( Klnley in sponsoring this revival campaign. Mr*. M. H. Anderson enter­ tained Friday with a “chicken fry” honoring her 12 year old son, Chhtles, in an e* , and ana a group t ion,. of y* of the Baptltt Church, rimming, boating and soft ball were enjoyed by (negrout), gre after which the hostess assisted by Mm. 8. C. Graham and Mr*. C, A. Andaraon served '.he supp*r. Those attending were:'Charles Anderson, Walter ' Graham, Jim ­ my Pennington, Ray Thomas, Jef­ Bing Crosby To Play fery Yalta, Billie Anderson, Ver­ non Stacey. Francis SUnstrom, Scot Poet Robt Burns* Allen Harriman,,..Raymond H ar­ HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 8. DIV per, A rthur Holden, Ray Wilson. Bobbie McN'ab, Ronnie Gamer. Paramount Pictures has lubstan Rodoph Smith.'David Hester and listed stories (hat the life of the Scot poet—Robert Burns—even Jimmy Kendall. tually will become a movie, with It I* extremal" important from Bing Crosby playing the till* a national standpoint a-. w-l| os role. But a spokesman for the that of the Individual farmer In company ha* informed Assoeistnl tarry on a good program of tod Pres* columnist Bob Thomas thst the pletur* won't be made right conservation.—H. G. Clayton. » At MATIt110 IN ItOUlM J I IMS - S M m H as K !H £ $ m £ ti T O IL E T R IE S IN C O L PRE- EASTER * ------• HELP W ANTED! SODA FOUNTAIN (Day Shirt) T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. W M M h M M W fA 1 aI * * * ~ M•*■ * * • • • * • u*.-='r-: 11’•# s' ■i T :, f " / m l J t ?. | EVANGELISTIC MEETING (5- ( » Sunday,*April 7 through Sunday, April 21 7:30 P. M. nightly except Saturday I l f |||/ ‘ HEAR W.f Pcrfry Yesl ***** FIRST CHRIS [W m GBiMlf/i i&i tm / and lace-edged for black magic. Black dot* and lac* i- froiting on Chortreuie, Rote or Aqua in tize i 9-15. $ 14*75 - OWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 0(4. Surnoli*-Atbiw . ij J <l,yCi . . . ahead in a ■Offer 'n puiiy-willow crepe. . . polka-dolled for daih r-Evangelist -w e a be as near <l«< y C 'V l 3 1 J n w sss- ■ - r= 2fi5 e n ~ f t --' ' f v- ' \ - ‘• �r tm . fi i - - . r;V :1 ; #• <^‘“ •"■r ■ ~ ------- -- n r — — — ------------: : -----•------------------: .- • • • — : C-=fn»* • < iifl**' M G S S IX ■V™ f* fc Former Cincinnati Oiitfielder And Otlando Duke Gridir on Star Gets 3 Hits Hold No I« •?"’.One «e*k- ffom .tomorrow niyht, buebail. fan* throuchout strtl - aiid nurtheaat Floi.da will hear Ihe -ol«| -familiar tty , np|«y -Association Cluli ‘Pouifds- Out 13 Hits While-: . CircuitRet&rds eHeall|" liavelmlt geaaon w)1| be heie ayain and the HMi) Florida 1 Harry Taylpr and Dwnint Stoat Hurl Excellent Ball During Fracas State IA-ac-a will be uralerway. It {« fitting here at thia time to commend ihl* portion* of the nUU for ita fine *porU minded people who take the initiative and pre- ■ for the enjoyment of talnrd. It's a good cne too. pioIr*»iona] bafrhall. . Many_ I>eo. Tke field la going to get list fir IMINAI.lt MrlN I'l'IlK jtt. I_. daring J L-.mIk — - the Eft.m. is— KII pie never »U*|i to realh* the head­ Em -.Tipt,i:i huil something <-i a-iniile rrfIVirs week, ache* that ro with a professional The a field day in tha four, tnnin t* he will Ire idTu lights *ii]u*ted early Hy I.EAffl »: S l i t l I t ’S HUllfcAil baaebajt IcaKUc. Somelimei, we this week. The public address •H he playrd left field for the HILVh SFUIS OH,- Apr ’ 1{■ * * | * !uiaelvcn • ■ * ■* p *heave 1* *** ■ Or I . a • long * Pv ■siKh *^ H ’* ami .S a in t, against the • Montreal system will be put into first Altlui tiny have r.-f resented tn»U ,onder why in the world does .1 Royals hers ysatcrJty afternoon. lr«Rue’n UrRMt rlty, and «r« owir *, hr j.-|ori(||| ,su ie LcnRUe go. into class shape and speaker* plared ■ ,.ii v ,si ix ft , __ former MCincinnati properly. Uniforms are still “on The M I Red I i oi«* l •d by the W o;hiniftoi Bcnatoro,;n #enj|,pfo tntuv and forget till* fielder and Duke University fool* the way." not h ninyle plttyrr. anpearing “with 1 * prnfetaio.ini liuelnea*. HnWcver, bell star pounded not a sin»le. Lake, McHaney Apparently Cinch The trot phrase-we can pr. duce m of the Class u. -rmi-pra ball dogan't have tha In summing up the Sanford badethe Qrlaiida doulile and triple in three tripe e Florida Slate League since Xobs While Club Searches For'Southpaw . proatige. and somehow il Isn't to the ' plate, scomd twice on.t ball situation i* this: Don't worry MS 1 s-l -----l l J u U l - . T r . . ^ 1 U L . as thriling as professional base­ nliout the C.'eler; Feds! ; drove to three runs a* the .taint' 11th Annual Central hold* a Iron ne return. PasqucFs Office Is To Complete F’prmldable'Hurlirig Cbrpa W • Thus, the S naU.ni >■>* th® ball. even with all ita red tope, belted out an 8 to 0 victory over Florida Derby Will only loop duh ouUld) th? ime contracts, -releases, option!). S H ir; i i r — ^— the kJto?nlg. • ' :. i . -■. Touffher To Enter Ilranch Rick'ey, mahatma of the jf indiy.uua) or clut rccor^ tioid- act.vo list* gat* e* Tiptf.ii doubled in (lie I • By JULIAN STENSTHOM Dronklyn Dodgers told city of­ Be Hun Thursday cr*. certi.lnly a paredux 'ill t’iafa Than PrdSidenft* Hut again, we thina Hanford, ficials of Dcluind la?t Thursday Inning to score Larry Ro»m|S*l F o r th e f i r s t tim e t h is se a so n , M a n a g e r E d L c v y I) ball. •nyl later counted hJmvc’f; t i O rlinla, Del and. D a r j ® « a that he ‘‘no* very much in­ !«» n W h itn c r'a S a n fo rd C elery Ehdg o f t h e F lo rid a S la te J.eaRUQ LONCWODD, April K. (Special! tlpw erfr; it can never h* »a*d Dreeh, Leesburg. Caioeavllle, terested' tingled In tho th rd and u c in l Py ASSd’ iAT f> Pill JW In Stinging Itli nalin.l■Ti»riitel*t uihers;rii Urr1a»* t*i* , that Senator club* have botii lacX- I'alatka and St. Augustine are looked lik e a Jjiill ciub d u r in j| th o ir w o rk o u ts la s t F r id a y * ami thru produced a doubl al league team nml ii'g affiliated * Baseball funs llrrdtghou: the the fourth to count Hurry Taylor of racing at .the Sunfmd-O iando. tng in lustre, fur each of tl*o fivo ptagreselve dtlea will) progrea. farm-clubs to llrlutnd during the Untied tate^ are asltlrtgr who is a n d S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s ^ - In fa e t, th e F e d s a r e look s ia - 1 *. In vf7>cK the Senatifr* slvr end *porta 'tided eitixena Spring of. I!)<7 fur, irn.ning. end Kceehthal. fhis’ ir.^ji Ji;rge- l*aUiwcl, ,.w h fHTjf. .ila jt jin d ia f tc g - g la a a in g - tiv o i^ - ih o ta l oni 1t h ey 1 hl|ve p:en terviea hai found tr and the ■Inederq .in .aUv:H» In all, the Saint* *co|Ur; h " the . TIdx i tA 'A L cu g u m , 1 ., . *have gathered together, the cJub *~ JiW Ml -------5 T H E T n -tT im -iia htEr - n f f com mi; titles cJ-oOld be cum- X[r ift«tien an I appeared pleased What’s HU lotckground? What'a ,w sJ D a a w l a now appears capable of grabblnk "* Remember Slim (*«ie, Johnny mended for their eff»*t* 1" w|, h the pooslbllitifs there. ■ he like? even a first division berth fti tho Krye. Alubiima Smith, Jn.-l Ij ; aM tirg ysevll.cp reorganlied. Fof |h r ,„ rorlna,ion of local Here's .a sketch of raiquel, sup!i H i early loop su n d ln g a ,, , v«Hi, l.ai ry •Womaakr~Bob ..Qrcr- ®>Th«EISA'S*day wo gave yau- fc, „ ball fans .* far a* we know, pliul by Associated Press writer. Protege, played rig , Spirited hatting drill* occupied. atrect. Hill Konneuy, >_ot»h contributed two t u n k i . Johnny oltr roundiD cntjmn on the V«rl* ^ - ,r .4 kd -h-.‘ Irrtl .Va*®| r Theotldre Kdiger. m olt of Ihe tint* during tho F rl* a/*,* Maim I On Is, und fiiirl Wcigle# bus clubs in the league. Today, Htatlcn with lb : same Idea In Dnritoniu. who scctnk to have, (mco. , Now :IH years old, Pasqual la (lay and Saturday' wcrkouU. The ju st Rut hi** eye- on the briL . In tonight* dally double Uipzy for instante?" Th.n ysu :an ap­ the situation still stands about mind. We won't tell you that handvopte and mustachioed. Ha b o ft are hitting w e ll." Some of repeated iaturuiivV perform*uce j Ed shout < i.i trie second race preciate what is meant by "huir- the same, except, - we're positive he did Inur the lU tlon for. we it one uf seven children of a well-, them are ___ locking „ the be apple nptrt to_ , all with another pa.r of h nKle«. ! if he draws t)i<* fli'j. i or img" players. Hanford has improved aliout 100 would he. reporting something to-do bur.htievir.an ‘a t Vara Crua. i if i > ’ll! ) , corner* o f the park whila oQTeni The Senators have appeared ill percent in th* rji-j five davs. Homer Mnlney, the fleet nut* third box. The li.mt ra- .■idiwir ' the' *tat ~ l i of W improving ' ar* wtltl In that may not be true. However, He in ass'alrd In moat of hi# fielder win* * uaUiug n m . I J I i J f between, Slavic, Ita uand y tiiice Hhruigimoasy play-offa n Daytona Beach and Orlando their awaiting ability w* are sure that Rickey was activities hy hit four brothera*— Knuckle Balt Artist live yearn, mtA;ng their C.*a for the la s t, si-ieri' guinc-*, hrpi Hooked. still kom i.s the •loop's alrang. slated to come here and lack Hrmnrdo. Gerardo, Alfonso and Ae th# Feil* appear today, they TiinlrhlV Rail’ll h shnsing In ll<Id when Ihey »w- pt rsl ninrs.' And we honestly be­ h it cxSlib.tinn ’ttama U tlm t Says He Had wlll have a good ta ll club defettover the have. In fart, two Mnrto. He also has litres sisters. rfrm Hurr• i i'iiurJi#i nsitle, f o r ’ntrnlght uume-1 . ii San­ lli i r SH u -s*. i*tstreak Intact i»y driving a single When the i’asaual bruth-ra took Their fittin S h ig ,t 'in toguiur local baseball rnimleJ men were rilte-r, *:»;*»! Hi* !'- ».• r Mill. ford team that had illmntU-il Oh E^ery Delivery ajvely. t o ‘left in tiie f i t intmif. .-iu i gustlne will be the other flrat l,i''ftlfto‘1. *i*t*b'u« HlHIa, over thei fath ers impoctlng and at the station In greet him loop tilts, .... la something that -s-)|l ljf «mi} ill ^ Sanford in three Straightllo‘ . vHhott Kfitii if fi9l«tn»D«ll Bid ■ ney almi, o itt filiated onu of too division club®. I'alctka is com­ Whether Re came' In, w* don’t exporting hosinasa. they otovod lie determined later. No one rail ^ ■ — t ;— ‘ * in !(*»!! ever, tho Senator* fell, fpur'gnhux ing along falrlv well but re­ . fitldliiK pcw« of U>* day' w.um ORLANDO, Fla.. Apr. 8 . < A > to MtV.ca City and began to ex­ tel) now whether they'd bo a hit­ know. But we’re positive he did fafppd — : =t*tirn >i to two. I , Ihe Waycrws Heart ports rtncrxlng from tke Aialea ho Ionic hiiuPu's lard- dr.ve avn pand. The family s t . m iiwTCao- Vm ll. (Dutch) Leonard haa been ting club or. not. One thing is tour the station. 1 iriM*« Half lr«ll» D«mi tr > hU shoulder ju \t beli-ie he m r Itffl* Ibflild. T- 1 Am lelni* In the annual int r-leacue rcrirs. ramp indirale Myrll Hoag U flipping hi* good ri*ht ann far aura, if Ed Levy-W hltnV tile 1.ingly wealthy. Jorge , expanded Thrre'e l» r> particular rensmt . .. ... . , . Htrnr V f puly Ituli* . * ' • « ■ * •« The team's best year was in ' into the right Center f « l ! / finding a i.ealnrss In his la- why Hickey should vo l« Del j t t I . his activities to include ranching, the Washington Sinator* since sklptier, remain* in the lineup, i tally Tim'#, *Tf%x- rA »it«i lu ll when thvy won 7*. games und liv'd. In fact, on t r two in lho fifth imiin;t. Instead of Snnfor l. We Rtttgtal « • ' f* 1" 1'* i n k i n g and other 1S5H,‘ always aware that he baa the circuit *^Wht htvc tt i . ^ t r Both Harry i'uyjor, tho Itan * »* *I^liIfti Ith^' -- Krtlgrtlj | tout C3 for a .r»7fi mark tin t put fielders rclraurd try Hill - , w -*that Halo Alexander. 7% pemnns in authorttr RCt “ H t*ri.le. of the** w siv »n to win tn ke?p hi* job. IVrshB INtf l*nl»« r in la liamhii who ~ -.t-irpU. unit them in third plnec. As it rtttii. net hi fit fir. A ge Hue have behind a scheme t o , bring Rickey Partnership with an old schoolFrobabty ‘that is why tho big T in < uttphing department la llr<m i> [twain Sinai, the >1.m xoui-tpa*' Hh|t*jrtitf-«C the sipind hit M i III 11M 0 for it. Inlhf d the I'ali-i.a n'ne. This m a t., Miguel Aleman, who is the fellow ; la Imming up over the well . taken (at« of at lh'« tt*-*-, |W+ 11<nfe t hi I.*.) t ifiNttii whi* fittiahrti, pilelied execut'd l All If# Iiesl mark as a club, while field­ Irutls up to brlii vr that moat herc and get « cemtract slened ndniinisliatlsn cntutidala fur preel- statement* that “ Baseball wait Don 7^t*pcl will no doubt handlo HlgVlr .m« IB* L ! ■ I* *t a* soon n* nc**l|i(e. Rickey liked „ . ball. With hetter support, the ing.Pal in lu ll for Its best dr -f t!i» i l man H<urd which ap- the school he operated here. Why ., " ^ "*, Mexico F t mi I'h 11a rr *— 1'■Eifitri 11 « in next July's r.rotty had during the; war years tha first string receiving duties. Royals would j ’t have cnutiUsl 41| uiiilr I.i II nr* I fans.vo tecord J p a re d In th* I'o 'at l a howl for but will be much better this een- '/axpel i* 22 year* old, weighs election. Rnflf*’ , It. * III H l.url, > shotiln'l he come back? h ’ snford more than three or (our iusu at iVs*ijr Until 1'Jfl, Sfc.n tote bail h Id i penlng workout* were mostly would he, the baseball capital of As he was building up h!» bu*i185 iioidde; star,dr. f.v? fee; 10 f1jitiMffiA Mam. 11* the mini. the club halting championship u 'tS p e ;Irrcrd rar'e'e*. •mi in j .1) end t.*« y * in**“I ’m sick of hearing how much Inches t-illr and hails fr im .St. A the world w'lth Die Dci’-gers, nests uqtivitics-rand his, bankroll ‘ Four Si. i 'l u 1 c u t *, u lltt'c 1*1f| i llntf* — 'V Id Mllrt* with a .liOrt. but in 1*141 I.Ar^y The situation at Clnlnoivllle has , Rsinls, i'*>ntre?l I’ ova 1« * * ■< — Jorge Va.v;uol was too busy to better the game is going to be,“ Paul. Don looked good with the .. ’ ' Uuiiilr In Itn^nl ' ‘vtldnex* on r - n r . of . • V T utu -illv M«*n.*wU Womack copped Inmirs with n t hanged but little. Tho G-Man schorl all li.-ra at the same .time. devote much tim e to baienail. shoots Leonard. "I don't.see how Saints while ho trained with them hurlera arul ,iip|, j t r i . c i olontcal L'Aifef :i-tt*. ilan .U1-* In 121 games. Jtck I-avelle have looked fairly well In several Imagine two Class A A A exhibi­ Ho saver, ho always had an in- weo can have any greater rac race in here. He should be. o-<* of the hits, whc.i wojid n^.c id - . ,#. i Bairir V-M.ill ,»tti nbo hit .7111 in HMl hut in indy games with the Atlanta Cracktra tion tilts and a major loop con- t.n e c in terrst in the game, At tke Amarlran League thep Hague’* nutitan>rpg catchers. The 11*- I (¥ ca.vv taC i — ff <f ■’• DOvW bc..jff 1111 sltik llan* — iMtnrllsi 1111 games. •hurlera have 'wen iioing moat ok test occurring her.- in a single Vera Crux, where he grew up, had In 1914 and ‘49. Both pen- other recrlver, Jo. 'A lbert,' now field, help*. t I* Six tijulaleln llar^t boys learn to ploy basatall ho- riant* w/to clinched, on tbg laat 17-ycar» n iH, Katin Im, K**li>* )• mint-. It ** Womark set a new club liasejths pitching for the (iabt vl,u» afternoon. is still progressing -rr ra old, Is jmyni tutis. I u«w>, K«t*»kn mu ii — t i«st*r, hit recoid .with 161, two nurajerow right along. Albert has lots, or W e're known this all along fote thry learn any aUiAf game. -= T ' ♦•st1 iiHtl |yr|f}|,/ ih»- ffs-aiI,»»rd f'A-htiD than tho mark ^et by Cole in L DrLand, according to latoot but we were told In keen It Fa Mjucl gained -experience a t (.¥• *D-‘troit won the 1946 flag In the pep and l*‘ slllL oho of the malnthe five ittfiEi t r r ^ .^ d , IM id w . ju tjj sco ted h i tuns to break j rrporla. >■ itiR In shunt the * gs duflng flte Fed d rills . — quirt. We did, hut It'a now cry position except first base. He last minute# of thrf left garm*- The lug three m u and t a h.tl. *'"rf — * | u a outfield should rata aniohg .i pest that parlkular mage- Lat'n didn't like th a t post because he Browns won on Die Im ^ d a y * Sinat wu* hitting the cormra . t S l i f e folc'a prevhtta record of if.'). And same condition It was Iasi n e t . regarded It a* too rosy, 1944 by virtue ofT eonanf# mai stoL ,11 hasc*. or eight morn No recant changes In alrenglh. th a top* in tho c:rcuiL Veterans of tho plain mat allowed four (•not Ur., wtrny union anti JUtnry get hues an this deal and get Addle ndvartcltiir h's bus in res eiful hurling agelnet the Tigers, Pete McRnney and Buddy Lake th in Cole’s IUJ8 iccrrd, ■, J rn the club have been artthe Dodger empire here next. , hits ami tlirsc runs lit tha fouriM*interest* in Jiexico City, l‘ii'(jucl wbo were tied for tho . I w l T , 7_ Other offensive lenders over] have no doubt clnrho) natitlons. fc mtunced. I.rrshurg Mill remain# Jtnrlngi There was some talk ^ Inning* he pdchetl, SUml had *.*ni uiivir* fo rg ti that .Sunday Fighting It out lor for the th r other nr Kir S M B- - " of trying l« get Mr- Mark to followed the activities of the ng it open i three lust \ to..^ .\u raik. ■ itamti the year*; w »1 doubles, Frye, in the lower bracket*, according Mexican League, then an amateur in IW4 as long as i live,'' sa*.* ncgl.j® ! most triples, Frye, HH9, to our figuring. However. U *w - . ,n - Vnin Mr mnin Meek i ' It was a patched tip hull ritlb llsss Urp *t , Mall, tir«f*tH.t* l.m Ut berth la Is Mayo Ungsfof?, if rofru? n ti Si« I,\'« I I "here; f i n mi organitation. Hi* chance to take Dutch, i burg can be, and always has IS; most homers, crye, 18 79, that .Manager Hay Bla iaa a ia r^ J. •?»"«■ — 5 "IB" "Mil " "et Fed faVorlta, ’aVortte, Ed Vermillion, a ‘ he* signed a contract to return Mutt. Its. On that day Lrodard gel a Rrygilslng youngster from Wash­ eight;* most total haees, Frye, been, dangerous tij any slwb In With Pauj Bchocndianst rill! on to W - 'l ''e'm tin, 1st'* an actier part in the sport catno Twp. in* 1949, wh'n internal strife mysterious phone calk He wa^ Whifftti i|r|ui. ilcriirt ilrmnlb* league. You can naturally 1838; 229; run* hatted In,' Lathe sideline*, Kosvnthnl SoA ovri ington. D. C.f and Everett Easier, get the DoCgers here! r<cfijifT UiH t ml r I’rlfirp v.lle, 1941, 94; most times - alk* icttri on them to bv “ tr^ ib le .' offered several thousand .dollar*, another capable youngster; hall# at firat; Davis v » 8 in r ghi tteld, utti,T» h«|» Il.-vr — a/|f} Mllr I A num b,, n , In th . over part of ' th? . f league . . ' . "as. presi­ S ? to lose the game. and HIM Goode la eerlaioir cap­ ill. Smith, 19.18, 09; most times and Carl Tucker mpvcd from Hlnhitri^ Mnrri rule* for high echo'd alhlctirs dent, atul promptly won thr war i “Juet Imagine how I felt," say* from Middletown, O. E aster,can Hjigrlrtl i\-. %, \t 'V 1' !' nk I - struck out, Keller. IU*dt, 90. able of putting ■ fe'*x!. ixhle were third to octoml to fill In lot « t ‘ht, mound. ronsldercj in Tnmna Fri- by buying Delta Park, Maxh-o ijujch. "Goeb, many » .M«* i'x«. Eddie Hfijin i i who cornu up wilii * Swindell, with 2J vifto m s and aggregation an thr field. ...T R *A fl*l“ ' flvc day* *ko. ptaHllrl llrWfif l| \!«»City*, only plaet tn play. Th# piLhed my hear' out yH lost the a sure muscle In hi* J^ft leg, an • f c n H m . .n n .U ,l. .......... on. _______ _ « ? nix defeats in 1**41 for a mark aentad a great problem, Tha inr I___ ___ iva coupMel Pise, nnnther "raoslc vru game. S u|u°t'r the uf .780 Is the club's pitching the Faf l.ttiineej manager enyv’cll of the Florida High School rival faction had to givo up. PICK MFUICAL STUDENT f'anqu! I then engaged top-notch at third. E d b u w > * 4 that Ri-GHESTEB. H. Y., (>P>-«or. h (tiler tn <!*t?. Ilia B3 vietorhw •hat he briievea hla hair " |! ! Athletic Association. Thev ajrmntHt. Paula cxhlbtion sched.t mail negroes and Cuban* aluuv having. a ^ray q r hW l _ gW4i I.. (Hninp) I'ltrnetl of Lynch- broke tho previous dttb ’ raooed turn to silver hefoie the • •«* s t i o ondoraed by coaches, pri's- to play. ire I t ig InnSvfflon td ;t hitch. I had iwo on evgry wilt be do-o.| out tmlty with a burg. of k'i) wine, te t by Kennedy In n,i l- wfll un'k*nvuy In Sanford. j ejput* and ‘aasrs-iitHoit urffdal* Hffartnt trroll.1in oxlsta, Tha Va., wilt taptaln the Unlv.'t‘ rooght ho|h p'rota'ii’ ' and Iri. li« (ili» e lt I'lm js v . tits imtl.'iii spulis pomo ifa ln s t m H H H H ^cd pitot has such an a rra y -o f of Rochester nlevcn next fall. 19 it*. Bwlnnatrg 2.>t0 aumaJ run coniplclinir final arrangement* hut must be ratified hv Ihe raun Vrtb-»nrtiI I mint - n In, ETdAka usn» Indian* . who have • taltan, tn? slly WASHINGTON BiaMTOBS |taian t that it'a sing to be diffL A vilaran uf two rcu.ot.s ut r ‘g t av.m go In 20 * Hi.ibiffa also broke ntcusuru. of tho Kainti n thr Fln'-.h—( f k a t. IlliU M , citlt to ,pick tha eat. Livy-tYhlthalfback. BurntII is u pru-niidical tlralghl games. Ttteidny, th. etudeut.. Pllchiac—4’-"od . inar haa. plaead Evron Sharpe, teams meet, ayain In .Dal.an.l. Catching—Fair another Sl P aal product, on thlrJ I afield—Ooed .taae and ha's coming along fine. Ow>fl*2—Str'-ag pfrm t u n three-rear , /That 1 D ata Bride, also* obtained from 1 ^^N fvvw v vwA/t/vwtAmmfv v tmAfwmfVv vvwNvvv^ i w w w w u > most inning* pitched, Kennedy, air veil a i y#». Light# at th i p a r k i ^ j , Hilling1—Satisfactory 947, LSI t most complete gain s have not Keen atlju*te«i. P«bl*c high school ftuient l- comiwte in ^ n L O ./ o f " ^ V Ya L the Saints, is 1 handling sreond threw. I t was th* most Imp-r p i ' tied, Kennedy, 1940, 29; raoet a hirer* speaker# have not been |,thleilc* only in the l i n t aig, nWnt**,r , »» V .'ia C ru s.h Also fighting for lift aec_ it tm» tant game of ntv lift f,„r t, PV . . .I. aaouel Hornsby, had a nun struc’t ■out, Kennedy, 19f0. rca re n IJ-str.l. t].s in . Favcral feverat ptlslbl* ptistoie new -c»»r . - and .... -------- '" io n Ig *“ * ju 281. . „ | players have not been signed to tenth grade; Agreed to return a111 lr F. howev*r* n n l lheBi C!su't fieldin': lendira: Sullivan, data. Headaches, you^bet, there's haskettall lo-rnamenl rerolnU to !evl ^ t:r Gate receipt# cant 19 7, .991; Womack, 1941, | pter.ty of ’em. But Sanford >fan» compelti .'»f,C4 Lee, 1948. £b dH»t;{wvh a man who 'U doing ‘ring the be*t best i taxtt ' J U J l p D ^ " crca,,1' • • Mu» ecaeon f * ........_ ....... Mirsel, ftw dbirtstap, cm aam also because R k e p t, me out of liv in g i f m f n aR f o ^ t t a tsto p , .931; C oo tlal *i n. h Y H im-- ; m 'ghty ,h e’ Florida Florid. High "tahcol Schcol AtbAhI- £°hr* th , IMS, imtficMtrs, .079: Onis, 1940. fine i job. blue work «h rig and overall*. A o rtito o iw lin m m L ' Afturtdtlrtn (rtmurv* Fntmr. .u*. lL” .* A rii/* ^ r w .t l ? ilf1'*1* WhliUlou I* ■' letlc Asscelathm trea su ry ; FavorJlE: *HOBBS HOME BAKERY T -Y oo see. If ( bed n 't keen f « Yf K lf i aLUitrs, crprying on Mho a veteran and *d increasing dues to pay the n l ’ .*. r - , ! , ?/ it mv right »rm. T would h a te be “ *«• wo don't bcHtva- another mao socertary; Anproved sending state Tomas De La Crux pf blc Jerry Silver* IN T H E C O W A N im iU H N G E v: t>‘ club made money, so Pas- a laborer, and nrobablr a d i t c h . _ both young mtfen and cut jx hleh schftol baseball tourney win­ tum ipg in fin* n ttNiirnos Pose Problem **» »» .7 n# ha* My falhtrf, who w a, * 1 ^ “" *rB nets to southeastern r e g i o n a l r u*l decided .to go, a f l:r mo^a ”lgger. „ ^ flilvermhn Imke le»HVW MVWVn W U V W t f w v / n -vo.lgvws ’A MlW W tlM M UW uyta tig leaguer* this year. bor Cage Offlcialft dolnr Whtddcngs sava be'i faurnamenls at association's cx*»ork*ngUth#^. hovel*Hrr,U r *!*ry d*F *"d hl» hitting Is ' !"n—ue| fprMerle. sits married ffiJHHf ---------- . jlng with public fynds, and he penxe; Favored strict- prohibiUor §**•, ! roor« *nd more. Silver. SAN DIEGO. Calif., A p r . B, helleve* hU 'ob 1e a publl « ? Wg'h U C T a t K from slgrTth^ moun-T" man w|R . certainly be goml Ingot started on But getting ' > . * -rn .i.t. I„ Ik......I,s ,n gltthlg backto (A’»— Cfficialt in thy euuurbin V* . h * b n baseball conUact* or P«r-' [ C„r th , ^ ____ bce^nb- U kipatlng In any pro sport,. M ^ u^ TAvila v i b J: Leonard bejfait Vista basketball'.- league headaches, th* ha» BEN PEARSON S COMPLETE LINE OF j hOuub e to bo careful when they gun 1EJS t acrntiO tho name? of Finnorty, chant* hava four Ho'dyr brother' Ihjms, Hobbs, Conforth and Me- Oamach®. Pa‘-quel's luxurious tifffcce have knuckar. Dutch won 17 games Holder nrid Jack, —Mlckev, Leonard, Dempsey and Closksy. ^ The pitching department still ♦n dweribed aa ta r r tp, enter last v tar and lost seven. llece'e why: Teddy; ami eland* an It, be, U r the past than those pf th® taHon a pr*|IA*ked how many, lcnuckm he , 1 . The Built Company five hr* 8. The Jacks are entirely com TMANUSH NOW SCOUTING eevetal days, Jim Schantel and J -1 drnU. Hee do'.xn't .smoke four Flnnerty brother* — Ralph, poied of players with a flr*t ROANOKT. V a, (AI-HHnl# doesn't P roiak a te both reaching loesn’t Hi* for Visitors to Ha* VI* Ho l o b , I con and Floyd; nerne of Jack—namely, King, WII- Mar.tub. f o r m e r Roanoke and <4 7 ah of th ilr conditioning. He say* hit ' hobby ' huM‘ th*n~elghir*or H r S l A m ^ t ? S, ThI Im peral Botch Mer* Marllnavllle. Va„ baseball manThrn adds-—No, no) V sh o ehnuld come NU *hrpw two-nr three Boys Sets • , ............... $2.25 to S4.45 egcr, has glvrn up bossing minor . men* .Fed win# this minor players. Th#v come wilhrut that, en I thinkjl^nil Complete with bow, arrow*, target fee*, arm guard and Hague clubs and now L a scout . !« continuing to lose pome lion ling deer. Oasehpll |» lint lor the knufkJ*r«4 hand protector •xcaw ppumlegg npd <» !™ for the Boeten Braves of the> « •• _ bit hobby hut my rut4* and Joy- with ‘ Ilh a dr r tionnl Laagun. Mantrsh formerly I “ Ws starrad fur the 8t. Louts Brown*. Adult S e ts ............ .............$13.45 to $10.45 •hi* year[ere’s One Bu Washington, P i t t s b u r g h and igstev frttn LongwooJ, • Is hoe got ren>« h'l Bows (complete selection)$2.45 to $15.00 i'roei lyn. u t wen and he may prove _ oltchlgg shouU ' Not ott blip to th» other thro* ’ Extra A itowT Z U - ......... 20c to 65e c i**1 yw * •;*. Y h JBP H FID ld4~ " W M l *n Riving Sanford a v winning eomhlnatjon. A Icfthond-* " GIIMOND, V a. UP) - L*»He * tV 4 Hunting Arrows ................ 65c PhilljtHr of'Richmond, esptain of hss/U ^iul •'!) sln 'L a * “ In 178 mlk# oF :-n ■ Arm G u a r t m . . . ; , ....,_$1.60 .th* Univ.-rslty of RWhmond t a th : University o tn e r F ei. J « m £-> “t ta i^ x , ' Lrvy-Whltteam, It the only returning Jones Archery Gloves $1.95 termsn on the « u » d and has 5 20 t day.” "Ileir(eyed with tha spiders three j Sheaths ........ ................. $1.00 to $1.95 Mnment Y — Bii4t xcatone. ■' • ' ■ • r(M I Bow Strings ........ ...................25c to 50c 'Final Week O f Rating Begins Tcright A t Oval ^edators Have Gone Into Playoffs Three Times In Five Years U Talent Ma Baseball Pride Abundance 01 Give Locals And Job Of Rich Mexican s Leonard Of Pennant ROUS s a s s a w . « ; H ¥ “S ' s £ g W j& g a BS* lhry SS.JLZT& XP&B iV ';s * hVlhJ^'tg _ 4 35c . | Hand Protectors’ ..................... Arrow Points, dozen . d o ^ n ....... ..... ei ii ti a»**Me t is ■«>*.**», iw T argeto.... *i : Stand ....... »4f»kh TELEPHONE op; ,40c ^ V e e lg V p : ' >V N' - mt dr . t— U r mnterinl L .« /, ' *-*>t \ mmm f HTfOr Utfjh I l i l Hi MV - ' ;ai r~, -j. . - g .S j* y -.r ■*' . m sm iu I ta p s il I IHII - Boys of m. & & . mm -*' ? m i �T IIK SA N f-O lU ) H E R A L D , HANM M II) f U M U M Classified Advertisement he Sanford Herald foe* Into F*1* than 3000 home* in ban* >rd and Qmttnola County. If oti hare aomethlnr to *f!l or CLASSIFIED BATES 10* 0*e nTe OJe per line for due Insertion pet r line -for - »- -twelwm.i per line rot six Imterlinn* per line for K insert lens Minimum rharxc JOr i. .. • ,Co(inl 5 words to l ji»* fnctifdttiK phone and address' It the moat people about it for (FOUND: Ladle* wrist watch. - r« n have hv -trimrlfwintt and Battery Charglni "paying for ad. Bn* led, longCOMPANY, INC ' WOdd, rik . J. A. McGrath. BALLARD’S T tZ V Krocsrrles, etc. Phone 806-J. H. <). -Touch ton, STRING of pearl*. Near bund thell or vicinity of Park to Palmetto. Sentimental value. n a i -.-r^ar-rvm- ---- Ph. 822-M. Mrs." Jack Benton. WE ARE funy equipped and Reward. S jvr how to recap your Uret. U ral rubber or synthetic, LADIES' Wnthnm wrist watch. * • protect sidewalls of your yellow gold, Left in C ltjt Hn'l •^tiraa. Jones Tire Shop, For. .restroom nti Wtd. Pllone t!70W. Reward. Mr*. Owen ForguWat and Elra» Phone 60m. ton. 414 Myrtle. . lea, brocatellei, dsmsiks, iftatlon leather and d upery tries. Arrangement for carts FURNISHED apt. Adults. 0 If work detilmJ. R. H. ESC elo Herald. ; ■own. 2911 N. Orange A^e, c a r d o f TftA N Rs We the family 'o f the latv Mr*. Pririllia . Erewingtnn tak1; this method to .thank' OUT mnwy kind nnd loynl friend* und neigh­ bor* for kindness rendered dur.HK the illness • and dm th of odt who departed this lift ‘I’ve Got You Covered* mother Marfh . 27 . 1916. AVe Mtt»rinHy ; •; - S thdnh tTVike who ddriuteu cars, Spoken in a threatening Voice »cnt flower*, cards, letter*, tails and coming from behind a gun tiiami of .condolence. , VV!« "l»tj can he.- start Ijngtv T*i*»Jtrre*}tIw' (hink/K iv, G.'W. P iek flt'far' it* y - ■ i *V ■ * . > ctilUKj* hL'C.iMoseiy *■ Son for le t how ns-kurt::;*' these sonic their nbtlRintr * r r k c . wot^s can ln« when after a hold* Mr*. Jeanette Jones . up your insurance agent -tells Mr^. Ilosa Jackson you “I've got you covered.” Mrs. Roth Bnu.es und OH O H / THAT'S FOR M r/ RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR H eal E s ta te . S a l e s - -K n itn lx — M o rtg a g e {DHSUJIRANCIE C0. / / Lonna y i I n s u r e Y ou * Itmiro .1, riorkffk Stain'Hank llul&iig | ife ; / ^£5SJ s s ,0NS i 'll L&, w o w / /# Coverage ugalnit burglary, rob­ bery, theft and larceny losses is Ho l.uiRer a luxury. We write all forms of burglary insurance paying cash dividends. BABY CHICK TIME )\J lf/J A * C f AT A SA Vilfi Southern Box 4 -BReAD^ ..-2nd Kt. - a t—H anford. aeirt t‘l 7f w^rniT FURNISHED apartments, reason­ able rates include all' utilities ally. fendr-Fry Poultry, ' and garage. East Graves Av#.. Sanford Avenue, Phone Orange City, off Highway 17, or Phone DeLartd SHU, _____ aln in a good reconHELP WANTED ind refinlsned sewing for _Abl* week only. GIRL lot soda Fountain at LanWilliams FU lt Shop. •y ’s Drug Store. P art timo_or full l In'*. FURNITURE For y tor# needs see n STEADY' and part tone clerk*. !,®it(^*Uver’a.v \ ’ > II ta A Dept. Store. ADY'S bike, new tire*, brand SAl-ESI.ADY’ for Colrrium's (ilfl n*<* tire set- separete, excellent < o e1iiti ud 111 o n i oonn , , m reatcmabl i D i w u i !, r a i n . Photie WI7 a fte r 6^>0 P. M. STEN O GRAPH ER, know ledge of SI’t d A L this wtek—Ijr g * fresh -shorthand. Apply Cha-*e & C « .! Florid* egg* 39c a do*en. PalTKACITe tts'W A NTKD metto Grocery, Phone 441. WPi havr J pualtions In Interest­ ing cducationnl work paying up 1941 DODGE 4 doer sedan, new to | 30t) p«f month open rune tires, excellent condition, con­ and during var itinn foj- women [ tact Verne Williamson, Mayfair between 28 and 48, ' white, wlin Chef r a t range; two R x lO matching Mohawk wool ruga, practically n e*; gua water hector, Phon* 876-W or 912-R. tWflfl. ' #tr*« W* J . Doyte 1/OyW, ^Bo* DOT YOU DIUVE IT1 WEStEYmr PHONE 200 ORANGES 32.00 bushel delivered. FURNISHED apartment. Photir 380-W. R( Wi Lord Phone 7M-W. MAGIC U TH11 N WHIH r o ll X JT ^ I.O .k'A lt ■ » EXCUSE ATE A MOMENT. I l L SET IF I CAN FIND PRO FESSO R H M E . / ~ IOOK PLFNJY SCA RFD . m STRICKLAND MORRISON T1C15.TOWTO; i r e IHE SHOW DOWN..WAITIlll: MAYOR’S NIECE IS COM ING INTO THE ROOM. ^ P fW sS O R MALE, WHAT APT YOU DOING HERE W F’PE WAIT Itic . r FOR YOU 10 BfGIN. [\d e q i;c i? o AttiOttn! . nurmal lehoo] or college truln* Ing and 3 year*' teaching'-ex­ perience. Write in confidence giving age. education, expert nice nnd phone. Personal Intervle* arranged. Aitdresa F. P. -Drake, r.38 C A S Nat’l Bank Dklg. Atlanta 8, Georgia. AND ANOTHER THING, W ESLEY I ) r t a -ntitviiy \jr\il o n n 7\ iC > WANT TO THANK YOU FOR THE LOVELY NEW HAT YOU SE N T M E. HOW D O E S / H A T IT LOOK ? / >•■ \ - r - A D lD f A S IF vvOU DIDN'T KN( W. AND NOW I RAVE A I AMOR TO ASK WHAT GOOD 15 MV MM IF I CAN’T SHOW IT O F F ? vYL-bll Y. WOULD YOU MIND IF I CONDUCTED THE SPELLIN G ©EE,INSTEAD O F r YOU ? ----- ---------------------— DON'T BE SO MOD E S T .^ O U BOUCiir IT AND SENT IT / . TO ME BY AN r I IN D IA N , i— ' PART-TIME bookkeeper oxporGI.AhBAKE eoff* percolator*— lenoed and efficient. Good jury we have them. Stanley-Roger* for »hort hour*, Rnokunrk onl)’. Hardware Co. At once Electric Service Co Ug for carpenter'* tool*— COOK wanted. flO.OO per week wu nave them—a t the *right Tor half t* day. Apply 317 Dfteu. Stanley-Roger* Hardware Palmetto Ave. EASTER SUNDAY DINNER Roakt. turjcay,' all* in# trtMM n'*, I'LL br>y your car, regnrdle** tf ' age or fonditlnn. Iloy Red, YOU SAY AN INDIAN DELIVERED YOUR NEW HAT AN’SAID IT WAS A PR ES - ( FNT FROM ME ? ) WILL pay highest prtre* for med A m and alio wrecked and bum. Ratliff A Hons Phone 237-W P. O. Box.. 1470, Hanford, Fla, anyone. I good condition, age with small LAWN mower wanted In good condition. Phone I0IW-.M. BS TO 50 acre* in ruml -evtton wanted preffT.-hly with hou<e. Mttat he rmsonahle for cn-h. RCpiy Reply to Box 60, 69, c.'o Herald, bv Thurxlay, April 1 BUSINESS SEKVICE (oat outside the city limit*, DOIM.K - PLYMOUTH x). 7 acres of ric h , murk PAKIH AND SFJtVICR >can be added for 3809, IM Palmetto Aw. Phone 1011 |* e r can use. •’ I* S Y nice itOgle* house, 2 TitACTORS t room furnished ap art- Repaired Tor avc.-haulcrl by ex' pgrta. HOLLER MOTOR HAI.PLS to t W. First 8 L _ [tlon; ln*lde and c*j n the money 96300. re* AUTOMOBILE ___radiators and I room house ■ (net palrad. Wright and Cohen Gar­ I living reefa. r r age 21ft A Fre-.ch, Putin# I room, kitchen. In B. B. Crumley Genera! Insurance Atlantic National Bank Building YES,AND WATS WHY I WANT TO CONDUCT THE SPELLING BEE, S O L CAN SHOW IT O FF. I'M JUST THINKIN* I'M THE LUCKIT5 I HOATBRi IN THE W'ORIO TO KNOW A ATAN LIKE T ilt I O N E HANGER. ILVfR IV.l SliRC FVI N WESLEY IIAU w o n t have A m m o u R ir : r W E l t . X U BE - - MOV 110N COULD TDNTO AND THE LONE r - ' ' R A N G E R HAVE K FIGURED THIS O N E OUT ? H FROfA NOW O N , tawn n r - j T ■ ION TO. . \ , Ui t»v PA U L K P l J l N ^ Q riyiousr=L - AVI DOMT LEA ATTVlt TfClCE H B & A^KJNur. 3 ME E> ■G-'- j HOW O YOU MAKE I GOT rSN B U O C S I o u r / - about o u c FOC L.STING IT.'/ I HOUSE, I MEAN-'V " T 1 'I S O L E T S J \ F O R SALE L O O V '- A T 0 U2 P L A C £ DO YOU GROW VEGETABLES? J VOU I J MEAN ATVJilf? -1 DAD.1 1 MISCELLANEOUS LAWN mdwed, gasoline mower, rva tunable prices. Jerry L-jrd, CURTAINS, washed starched and Itrelched. J118 Mellanvllic Ave. FLUOR 8 a"nT ) I N G , and 'finiablitg- Cleaning and ing. New floor* lurfaced to feeUon, Old DooN made like Call It. M. GLEASON Lake Mary, Fla. ■ " \ ~~ wax­ parnew. ; 1 most out of your Vegelnldc crop this year give VHtoro Commercial Grower a trial, The' experience of many grower» prove* lt> more profitable to use. * For early maturity, top quality nnd high yield* . . . crop qualities th at spell extra profit try Vigbro Com■Harriet Grower. t $ f y 4 $ | » I 3 2 ;TTA.K(3I PAUL ROBINSON W H A T ^ HERE COMES YOUR *~ DAD/" Y/TVVAlT flLLHE ON HERE? 'fOU P U T A PG.ICE O N THE H O U S e ^ H S i— — n VOUf2. FAULT.") *• < 3 0 AWAY.,.*U itS N O l FO R S A L E l" : v £ J C H A N G E D -1 -i MV M IN D /'J I WAIT'LL [ V -I G ET MY H A N D S ON THAT ------" Pt>o54 YOUNG f JT PUP/J ra& K ni i f COME, M / J W iL L ltA tt w su money -. q i v e ITWA3 /I H E A M V E S A - B U T ,— 1H 4 V w o n t m m f - r By PAUL.ROB1NSQM I'LL 8UY IT WlTVkDur) ■T SEEING IT * / /■ ( N O I^IDOIN .VCKJWILL? �\ PACE EIGHT MINDAY, APRIL 8, THE SANFORD/ nERALD/ SANFORD, FLORIDA Can’t Find A Then let ue help you buy or build a home of year iwn with a monthly. p«jr. _____s e n t loan!________ ' •G I Loans •F H A Loans •O ur Own Loan Plan “EVERYTHING FOR THE PAINTER AND DECORATOR1 We cordially invite you to pay-ais a visit next time you are In D rl*ndo„_____ HODGE & MUSGRAVE J. E. (Johnny) HODGE — WM. MUHGBAVE 121 W Church St. — Orlando, Florida — Phone 5103 * your car complet* SPRING CHECKUP Floridil Urged To Hang Up Welcome. “ Sign By State Comptroller, J.M . Lee A. SEA FOOD PLATTER Complete" Meal —■ $1,00 . . ROY JOHNSON RED BARN RESTAURANT 3 mill* nouth of Sanford on* Itpule 17 . 111*. a P . M K ItN lK lN C lark of tb a C ircuit C o u rt (HI>AI.» - . ----—i, . oarund" ft*. ’ tfpenrar * , rtollcttor tor I'lalntltf. ' IS oRpuR o r r i » u i * T i u * - tall t'me U ln l r ar a ryr *u IKING THE FAMILY I* ROY. V A N T if TO SEE Yt)Ul *- volum e . KAHL'KI. NAI’l 'K R . D afendant. TO. HA M l ’Cl. N A K P K R • Ie We»t » l h Mtrrvt, C o rd ele. U # o r g l v You n r* b r r e b y notified that eu-t f o r iflw irr# ha* b e e n file.* « g * l n e l >ou l a - III* a b o v * a l y t e d I*«n b> KUNA MA R N A J I C I t , • nil i b a i y o u a r a o i a e r a u t o , . . . y«ur w ritte n ap p earan ce fpereana l l y OI b y a t t o r n e y ) In t h e l u l l o f C o m p l a l n l In e a ld r a u e # o n M ond a * . lb * « ih d a y o f M ay, )> «•, a n d -to t h e r e a l l t r file y o u r d efen * # . If f b y y o n h u v * u> i h . r i r ,.f C o m ­ p l a i n t a e r e q u i r e d by l a w . T h e HANKUIID I IK R A L D . Is h e r e ­ by d e e l a n a t e d a* t h e n t w i p a b e r In w h i c h l pie nf.tlr* eball be EDNA T A Y I.n U . AlDaAale. -Sooth t'ervllha. riR I.D NOAM, M llllIf.A M M W i lt O E ORA NUKH. P laintiff I'KAItl URAKONR. • Defendant TO. I'KAIII, llRAKOKIt, 3 * ej S o u th l i r a ml A v r n u e , ! « • A naetr*. C a lifo rn ia . . You a r e h e r e b y 1 n o t i f i e s t h a t s u i t f o r t i n nr re h e a b e e n fll-U a g a l n e l v o n <n t h e a b o v * e l y l e d C o u r t by- U e o r g e ( I r a n c e r . anU t h a t »<>U e r e u r i te r e d t o file y o u r w r i t ­ t e n e p p e a r a n r * ( n e re O B a l t r n r by a t t o r n e y , ■„ t h e lllll of C o m p l a i n t 3 B e s t W ay s T o G row It W O R M -F R E E . . ‘ • S O U T H E R N 'S CO RN D U S T SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, Inc. Manufacture!* MIR Ml M i l l , 11. to buildi*.) UtipboM Imo oot into the rural •root, btforo vd can forniih servko. • ■ - At odwr plocei wo ore# bora to conitract •r tnlotpt btiidioff btftra * i bora tpoco to ioitoll the control effko oquipmeat. Muck drpaodt o# kow rapidly nranufoc. Nran co# tapply Ik# or:«tsory cquipoieat r LIQUOR It’s « Mafttr of Common Sense Play Pens .... Sturdily conatructed with floors. • S£MINDL€ [DUNTY Liquor Store ood nottriol*. Hnrarar. wo will CMHas# to . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY r ’ ! • . - - - . . Metal construction with collapaible top and rubber Urea. SIG N S STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL ‘ BALANCING C ^ C . W e ls h WELSHTIRE SHOP I •. • | • Harbor ' ,r By Associated Preen ‘ Franco came through thfe morning with the final vote of npprovnl for the American suggestion of a big four con­ ference in Paris this month. Fqrelgn . Minister Bidault announced after n cabinet meeting that Fntnce had ac­ cepted Secretary of State Byrnes' proposal for n meet- ■---------- okTim Si‘ys Tribunal Being that a | Used As Means To T ht " J Spread Propaganda NUERNBERG, April U. td’i (ierman defense lawyers tvere fhargetl tmlay with attempting to disseminate anti-aemitie propaifinda, using th# Nuernberg war crime* trial a* an InstruinirnL ■ Tha charge wa, made by chief United State* prosecutor Justin !lEi'l>*rt JacaYon. « XII la shown aa h* mad* l*pel “The sinister shadow larter of th# entire population rgentlna and B raiil to help ng of foreign minis, vr* in ,a .ls on Apr. 25. Both the llritiih and the Ituieian* already had givjn their O. K. to the eeeilon intended to lay the foundation for the European Peace Conference, ori­ ginally ichcdulrd for May t. - hi New Volk . Soviet " A m ha.it, l»r Aitiligi Groiuylu) appar/nUy ••nde.1 his Imyrntt nf th- United S'.itiuiu. Security < "Uii.il. Gromyku .aid hr w>,nld attend this ifti-m— on's meeting Thr Russian •iml .i--u.lor is rip is tail to press The American prosecutor sal. Ihc German lawyers hul u«i , the presses of the wai rr.nie .tribunal to print doeunu-titar) evidence for d e fe n d a n t^ AlftCC Rtuvnl^rg. Jackson said th nmterial had Iwen given in th prinlrrs after it had Wen ie jested hy ihe tribunal and n lies, ulmd it as “ violentI) mil •emitlc und irrelevant luhlnsh. A s|tokesman for the Germa lawyer* — Iir. Itudulf III* D'«i le.1 Immnliately aiui violently to Jacksnn't charge and sug grsled that the ADieriran prose ’ -W■ aa ■ • tutor retract it. Jackson all sweinl that he ttuml on th an appeal to the world facts and eshibiteil to the court of famine" menacing WASHINGTON. Apr. 9. (/»•)- Stencilled copie* of the rejects of the glob*. Hi* Holinessi feed the world's hungry., A broadened Social Security pro­ material. In- Soviet'* demand that Gte ' ..until dismiss th - Iranian case, k 1 hers Is a (Hissihlllty that the iusstan demand that the Iranian ra»c he dropped by the Security t’liuneil will start another tug*’f war la-tween the American and Soviet delegation*. Scer.-tnry Ilynie* has Indicated that the United States is willing in rsamine the Hussian deniaiat, ten.- Kernan (left) of Wtwtmont N. J . ; ' ut hohl( th- view that the Msrvlde, N. J . are shown making friends ‘ Iranian rase should re t be drop"n the IIns-1, s animal farm n*nr Camden, nl before May «. That I* th* .tug «n inipoitaut ,„|e jn tile fight dale that has li en s t for com__ troop with­ rhry uie uiitM'tr.l with the disease and ,dr Mon of Hussian i. otista. The ir-rurch i» being conducted 1 ruwal* from Iran, j Delegate, see one* po»»lht)itrf h .i.V .a l, o f ’ , l n»*y h >-d !fl4» ninlMt in die Security Coun*'il i»vri Iran That is the po*tb , _______ , hillty. that (tan may a g re ' with . - _ # t the Husslarts that thr subject New Social Security 1Program Is Listed chwellenbach Jackson proposed shutting off printing facilitie* to (hr defense. Hosvnherg'a defense counsel con­ tended that some of the material Jaikaon cited contained i|U o tn tion* from a French Dhllosophn which had been included “by frff i£i«*ka" In th* printing ordei. (International Kudinphnlu) gram ha- been listed by labor • Socr?tar> Sehwelli nhach as an important point in xtahllliing th* national economy. SchwelUnhach today ralliai for inclusion Of 20^ COO.Ota- .t..m**ile. agricultural and - !.clf-ctnnli.ycsl worker* in th* p rti Britain Tells League It Will Continue -Rule Over Palestine te a tim o n y p re p a re d of nutnagoMM the Iliuifir Way* and Ucntts CoiThe commit!* niltfu-, hj also asknl for ' ex Holland Plans Radio allow no ftmd; pnydrd old age am r survivorLord Cecil Asserts British Have Agreed To AddreHH Wednesday State Deperhm I ej.efiD. and for insurance ngaln telilgonce u n it Place Tanganyika Togolnnd, Cameroons dl-ahility. p cat eharpiy reaueet# of the CoraIIARTOW, Apr. 0, (Special) Selinetlenbiirh said that on an Under United kations Trusteeship merco . Department for fund* for average day of the year about Spteanril l~ Holland, will take tha Census Bureau and tha Civil 13400.000 pt-nniia are suffering hie candidacy for th* United Aeronautics Administration. from diianilitirs w h i c h already State* Senate to the citizen* of GENEVA, April 0. (A1)— One I have Th* commltta* approved in full (a*t*<l at l-ast six montiu. Florida in his. flr*t net-work of the founders of the dying more than ftp ,000 000 a .U d for broadcast of the campaign Apr Leaguo of Nations — Yi-muitt the-Federal Bureau of TnvootlgaCecil of Britain — ha* nppein-d Chinese Officials On 10 at 7 30 I*. M tlon.' It promised th* FBI more FloiMa'a war governor will before the assembled delrgnlt money if a crime wave ahould speak tor- 15 minute*, thr Inoad Missing U. S. Plane Cast to the league's final session*. develop. originating in Fort lam lri Lord Cecil, speaking today on Meanwhile, tha Civil Aeronaut­ dale where lie ail) he on In­ behalf of the British tiov-rrn CHUNKING, Apr 5) (Ah— Cm. state •Yfritlr (nur ics Administration has *#khd meat, told the Is-agoe tha’ tnunist ht-adquaiters says that .1 Congress for move than 119,000,Britain intends to continue hc> United State* army transpoit 000 to Install Instrument landing B A LL IS DIHCIIABGKD mandatea over Palestine an-l her |ilarie carrying n numls-r of mi eyttatna a t 31 alrnerta through­ S 2 /c Allen T Ball, 1100 West Afrirnn territories until other purtnqt Chine*- Commun'st (en out tha country. Th* request wa* Third Street, ha* been honorably disclosed by the publication of and Independqnli, Mr*. Lourin* arrangements are concluded. Tln ors iV missing. The plane left dlecharged from-the Uniteil State* fomtqlUao hearingi a* the Com­ A. Baal, Supervisor of Registra­ Leagu* authorised the mnmlatr* Chunklhg* yesterday for Yenau Navy at the Naval Personn-I afU r the firist World War. with 14 passenger*. merce Department appropriation tion announced to<l*y. Lord Cecil recalled t h a t ’ t w o Among those aboard were tire Separation Center in Jacksonville. Jnnr*. Jr., w ho' are -t-t-king a measure was aent to ths House. Nave registration* this year of Britain'* tlx original la-ngu- former Commander o f the Com­ Ball will resume his cotinectioii t new locution fo r' the ^b-h Jones through Monday total 1,300 mandate* — Iraq nnd Tran*- munist Fourth Army, General Yeli with The Sunford Hernld a* a College now Incntnl nl Cleveland, which exceed by nearly 400 the Jordan — have become indt- Ting; two member* Trim., motored here la*I evening of the recent printer-pressman Monday. number registered for both elec­ pendent etatea. from Atlanta en rout,' to Or­ IKilitieal consultation confereme tion* in 1D44, said Mr*. Beal. lando. and at the re<|Ur.l of the Cecil told the league deb- steering committee, Wang Jo-Pei SLA TE R GKT 8 DISCHARGE Of thla number 770 are Negroes gates that Britain ha* nu i r«*»! and of Chin I’ o-Ku, and Deng Fa, S 1/c Calvin A. Slater, 51*1 Seminole County t*!»,mber of whom 0GH registered ot Demo­ to place Tanganyika. Toguland Chinese Commerre represented hy Man delegate to the recent West -First Street, has l>eon agei crat* and 108 as Republicans. and the Cameroon* under llnite.l Edward lltggin- in*pected A total of GOO white parsons rag* Nations trusteeship, subject t • International Labor Conference in honorably discharged from th tin- Sanford Naval \o .Station United Stnti* Navy, according t<> ns a possilde Cotlrg,- -ite. At intered as Democrats nnd 24 as the negotiation of *ati*fnrtoi Pari*., MANILA, Apr. J- MV-Th* an Republicans to date. Information rrcrivrd today froi i 7 Oil o'clock they attended a dillterms of trusteeship. n Iears ary of th# «urr*nd*r ol tha Naval Personnel Separation tier meeting nt the Hotel May­ The registration books clot* Th* British delegates say ART F E S T IV A L Bataan w#a m atted today by tht on April. 3o7 * that with regard to Palestine, no .A music and art festival undrr Center in Jaektonvill*. fair by a nuinlier of Ciiamlier of surrender of 41 itoanaM (oldUn Mrs. Boat urged those who action can o* taken until - th- th* direction of Mrs. Mildred Bab­ Commerce officials. to American-I«d, Filipino forrwt hara reached th* aga of St BritishdAmerican committee of KIWANIS TO MEET Dr. Jones outlined the plan On 'th # Island lif Lahang. Tht years, ewpocially returning vet­ Inquiry has submitted a repot t cock and Mr*. Kscar I*ric», nrt regutai weekly meeting of he had in mind for a proposed miisic supervisors of Semlnol* theTheKlwani* island la off Manila Bav. eran* who have not yet regla­ on it* findings regarding the and Club will be held High School, -respectively, will h* college site which, he said, should te red, to do so before the book* future of Paleatine. ' held at the high school Friday a t noon tomorrow at th* Semi- *vc ut least 300 acre*, lie told „«£•„ close on April 20. nol* High School instead of the evening at 7-J0 o'clock. All *choc!t Mayfair Hotel. Following a *ho<7 nf limited conditions a* to spare Division who warp ill eharga of She aleo pointed out It I# in te present Clevelnud location, in th* county will participate and th# FUlpino meyplnpr up A rraa necessary for cltiiens who havo business meeting, they will hear which prevented exp to-ion need­ no admission will i>« charged. Tha aurrendsr v(rih«Uy completai changed from on* precinct to Coal Strike Causes ■ debate by the school'* debat­ ed to accommodate s e v e r a l ■ seven-w*eks eagtp#Ign again*) another to call at her offlea In SCHOOL ACCREDITED -j ing team considering the advis­ thousand additional students; th * Jap rtnagndaa wh# had beer 1 22,000 *To Be Idle ability of drafting boy* In peace l ’ rcsenl enrollment in the col­ At tha meeting of tha Southern time terrorUlrut th# COUntJyiW*. . . for military servee. lege, which has music, and literal PITTSBURGH, Apr. 0, W) - College* and Secondary Schrxi's art* included in its curriculum Unemployment summing ftom at Memphis, Tenn.. on March 25­ i* 1, 500, he said. He declared STRIKE CALLED th* nine-day teal stria* h.«s 28, Seminole High School wa* JACKSONVILLE, April 9. (A'l that no ejefinlte decisiun for a reached 22,000 in Industrie* de­ accredited without qualification had yet bent made, but pendent upon eoal.— mainly ste.l for the school yaar, 1045-48, it — Florida Independent telephone location made wa* announced by Hupt. T. W. worker* hav* called for a alriki- referred to Inducement* and fuel-carrying railroads. In 17 «xeh*ng*i In twelve west by Orlando and Asheville. N. C. Two Uqitad States Stiel Cor- Lawton. The Bob Jones College, he c*a*t Florida counties. The <* ration «uh#ldlartes say they MAHONS TO MKFn* change* are operated by the said, is the largest in Tennessee, v# b**n forced to lay off 13, and is cttccrdrd in enrollment dropped oa U00 worker* In. tb* Pittsburgh Monroe Chapter No. 19 of the InUr-County Telephone and Tele­ only by universities such as a n * and another 2,ooj in Chicago Royal Arch Masons will hsv graph Company. Th# strike — University o f Tannessce and plant*. At h a s t 7,000 other *ork- their regular meeting this eve­ to b* affecdv* May 8 wa* valid Vanderbilt. * *r» her* been forced into Idlw- ning at 8:00 o'clock at which afU r failure to obtain a union Mem!>*r* of the Chamber pf ntss because of the strike of time the F ait Master degree wilt request for a 26 per rent wage Increas*. Commerce 'comlttee who were In 400,000 A.F. of L. United Min# b# conferred. Workers. charge of the eeting include: lld k Coleman, chamber president, Meanwhile, negotiation* w m W. A. I-effier, B. F. Wheeler of resumsd In Washington today in Ovl*do, W. G. Kltbee of Geneva, effort* to roach a new contract C. R. Clonta of Oviedo, lUndall agreemrnt between the miners Chase, E. G. Kilpatrick. J. Rati. and Um nation's soft coal oper­ an, J . L. Inglsy, Mayor It. ator*. k amea Gut, L«a Lrthcr, R. L WASHINGTON, Apr. 9, Wives of enbeted men also are Dean, and Edward Higgins. 1 Just nine days. I ts ship ahoybllglble for permission to Jo-n T A X 'Z Z J i 3118ANFORD. AVE. BO tonraTd *ltk tor rorkl Hlapkoet work « foil 0« coodihMt p#nolt. A g a in s t ^ ^ J j i e n n a n L a w y e rs tlons Committee has recom­ mended sharp, cuts Jn funds for the State, Commerce and Justice departments. 'I t sent to the House floor today a t bftl. providing more- th a n 1 $358,000,000 to finance these three departments and the Judiciary during tha coming fiscal year. rh# total aum represent* a 13 percent iLaih from budgdt estliaaU*. iiowavtr, It* a boost of more than 340,000.000 ovar funtla available to - the aganclaa during tha present fiscal year. ' Tha aum* earmarked for tha various agencies are: 1143,000,000 for the Commerce Department, 9104,000,000 for the Btata DeUnoi)t; 109,000,000 for the JusDepartment and 91fi,0C0,0D0 for the judiciary. Th# Commerce and SUte De­ partment* get the lion* share of the proposed Increase In appropri­ ation* over l**t year. However, th* committee did tne biggest part of Jt* trimming frbm the budget estimatee for these two depart­ ment# J t making Ita recommendation*, tha committea warned of a »oeailed spending psychology which it said-it had noticed during the war year*. It says that thla aa••rtad viewpoint moat be ellmln- C h arg e SHOW CARD AND FOSTER O—Dee’s Sign Service - * 24.95 UP High Chairs Well m a d e - in n u rs e ry col­ o rs. A lao co m b in atio n h ig h c h a ir a n d a t r o t e r w ith k o th c rc tte cu sh io n s. , Russia Suggests U. S. Release Red Naval Officer Being Held * In Espionage Cane . 41 Japs Surrender On Aniversary Of Fall Of B a t t a n t . OF ALL KINDS la lira Car* i,.2 S r# acted F ile s Registered Voters In Seminole Area Reach 7,189 Mark * 2 6 95 others from $19.95 Wa know all th* claaning tricks that make your clothing look and wear like now, no m atter how soiled or stsdned they may be; And we know how to giv* you such a cleaning aarrtea at the iJ E s I J a c k s o n ’I g r n m .- i n AF! the things they need to make them com­ In Mnpjc or White enam­ el. finish, with drop FINE QUALITY Federal Bureau Of Investigation Gets POPE PLEADS WORLD AVERT FAMINE Award Appropria­ tion of $28,000,000 Th# commltta* alao eallad dn tha Bureau of th* Budget to de­ vote more time to coordination o f tha function* of th# various deiairtmanta, and !•■* time to th* fortable and cooing . . . nnd you free from worrying VOtMlg om CtAl ot th* American Communist Party Loui# u as ha teaUAed in Washington before th* House commjttoe tnve*. U(*ting un-American Communist activities. Budatu told the oommitte* that each American Communlit U potential spy again*! the united State*.** (faterwallonat) COH Fed free to call on u« for advice, We apcclalize in local needa. [Dry Cleaning D ept - • CORN OIL aal.l «-i>urt a t 3 a n o n o r l,ef,.r« the W ih d a y - f A m . , a: i > 1IU , n i h e r w l - a D u r r s g r . i I’o n t e s a a w i l t Me e n l r r e j a g a t a a l s o u . . It l> f u i t h e r m r tr r a r t t h a t i h l n o lle * b*- pu ‘ in Dir Can fo rd r p u b l i s h e d In • ■«- ARsorialcd Pre»w I-mscd Wire Stark Says He Would Have Taken Action Had He Known Of Japanese Message,; ,<dU>)r-~ ii> u .ilo u s t A pproprfa* trvfor* t ni-ear >nl. r t o i i d s i c-)»ipmrrt ot Hi« control otlko, in oddition . ». -------caawewy SaTeier LEGAL NOTICE T u e s d a y ; a p iu l «j , m e Pearl Harbor ProbeResumed -.c ^ m s P Q N .y A p te - a A -w..m Mll-sit r,,m|ilalnl haw In* t-reii l.lest In lha tlrru lt Court IIn sn-l for Hamin»le CnuM). Kt-r. [Mr * It, i-tiaar**},- sgainsi ».>u for «iv«rra l.r.»r*hl ■ t-> t'elrtrla P i>°rnian, ll.ese nre.enre. s i - there. 0.,e t„ .-.'in*uu-l you to |.a and At mony placet wo hov# to initoll more . IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OR TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT «)R ru n state o r kumiida in AND r o il SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN CMANCr.IlT It »• H E It N I X l N Clerk W E or# #*ta)]i*g our rural telephone expautioa #ctWH#t |« it o i rapidly ot eqetpmeet o«J moferioh becowve oroilobl* - W. C. HOLCOMBE, Pastor OH II KM WA5JJIINOTON. 'Apr. I. ria l)— ('ongm tm an Jo* The S A N M t R l i M K R A I.I I I . d e drick* tralay in Wwhlr.gton de P“‘ on futur* power* of a* th. newehaprr In elarvtl that "It U *a*y for a charged with administration o•ignateU i i h h this O r . i i . h u l l b e |m t,. candidate for public office to Price control*, ami alto price •|r h « l fn t f o u r r . i n e e r u l l t t - w e t h e . promiic lb* people th« world control* must be lifted on every W I T N E S S i t ,-. H e r n d o n . C l e r k with a ribbon tied around It. where they are not necet- oi raid C o u r t a t Hanford. K lo rld a. thi« t h e l l l h da> nf M a r c h A. It. particularly If he hat never nelil . trol* have worked an injustice on certain people. Particularly I* this tru* in regard to rent con* trol* In Orlando and Daytonh Beach, Florida. However, to dis­ continue price controls would he working an Injustice to many poor people. Thete are many commodltle* on th« market which arc , very ecarc* ami if there were no pirice controls only th* | rich could buy them. In this countiY w*. v-u— i . -------j^own gettinr justice. "A t ref a* 1 . am concerned, the new Prlra Control Act muat of neceaeity be limited. Provision - "Our last revival was the best In many years . . . We expect this to be even greater because of the great presence of the Powers of God” . . . - , l r. i,. i Ho* «i. A tleaiteli. U naat>. lo o u . Ii< rrv ; rn|*lm < an-1 orUr.e.t |«, lor ami u{>|.e*, U)->lt tile eth t o , u, Ma, let*, tu th„ t.lll ul t-rin, • olnt flle.1 akaln-i ><»u Irv Uil* i'»u** m th. t'tiru n t'uurt nol* t*nunt|. at SantnrU. ,b* made for an mljustmvnt hem ,'iuieiia. by Krneet T artu/, belli* liVn-1°* Injuatic** and tlraalid liniita- an artlua foi divorce Phone 37 6 ANFORb, F l o r id a , O f Funds . HIE «TATM Or KLORIDA TO I M aiH i.t: T. t.iiliw \k . not T i l . riK i.D * r * a T m :v T s . b o i t h . 0700 — 2100 BiUblkhed 1908 Geneva and Elm Avenues . TO SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP xxx vn AT THE CHURCH OF G0l> Where men pray In Old Time Rcpcntanco— Where God eradicates mun’s tranugressiona— You are invited to ntlcnd the rcvivnl which is to begin Wednesday, April 10, at 8:00 P. M. Evangelist Sister Betty June Keeney * Old Time Singing and Music . ■ . . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER T i l ft* C J M C cV r VO. .. ; _ . TIIE WEATHER Partly cloudy anil rontinoed warm through Wednesday. To Protect the Peace of Mi* World, To Promote the 1‘n r r r u of America To_rro*s«o_Pr»*P«rll* for Sanford. T IIK n in t h ju d ic ia l c ir c u it OK T I I K MTATK O K K U I I U O A IN A N D KOR S E M IN O L E L o t ' N T T IN CIIANCKHY EI>NA At AC NAI’KEIL I'la ln tltf ( Hendricks Declares It’s Easy For * Candidate To Make Wild Promises 1) . la (Jolly There In S'.rrngth— SPECIAL - FRIDAY ONLY V M T .v n w my band and of. f lctal r e a l a t Baatord. I0 lb « c o u n t y a t S e m i n o l e a n d S t a t e ot r l o r l d e . t h l i Ib a l l t h d a y o t i l a r r l i . ' TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4. (Spe­ to bid the men and women war cial)—Florida wa* urged Unlay by heron* of thr nation to come and SUte Comptroller J. M. Lqe to live with ui while they, complete hang out the welcome algn for th rlr edurational training jo .p a u Ihouiwnda of war yeUcaXM. wlalu. ijo U ^ tty put a aide the ihornlng i n e o e ewwpkdr-an PdOTirTCn TTitli­ after Pearl Harbor. In our idle ed by the war. The plan out­ military campa we havt the lined by the atata comptroller mean*, not only to eddeate our '# state of~' Florida veteran*, ____ „ but _ nrFn'ak# them fotura ”* Florida. All over the of"? therJtaxt citizens_ of takOsg. over jmany _______ ___ d eerrtrt "military ramp* and con­ nation they face an uncertain verting them, a* a branch of the future becanae the center* of Univenity of Florida, into ed­ education are now to crowded ucational centers. The demand they cannot he admitted. We In for education by men and women Florida rauit meet an emergency back from the field* of conflict with an emergency. Living quar­ ha* presented a challenge to elate ter* are already in the varlona .official* and private citizens alike, camp*. At a comparatively email co*t we could provide laboratory Mr. Lee said. Fear that the elate would com­ essentials a* rapidly aa produc­ mit a grave error if it waited tion would allow. It would not until new building* could b; com­ be all the boy* ami girt* had pleted before offering veterans hoped for, but It would be better -­ educational course* wa* *<pre»i#J than waiting.1* Comptroller Las taid he « u ’by Comptroller Lee. He pointed 'o u t that many men and wointn, deeply concerned over the educa­ now wanting to complete their tional problem* of the itete beeducation would be> forcer) to take rauie they prnented a companion (up duties In -untrained field*, if headache to the lack of housing. • arrangement* could not be mni.e fa:ilitit» for veteran*. * "When our hoy* and girla want , to bouse them almost immedi­ ately. He said he knew of no out to light our luittlea we pro­ .reason why the military camp mised them Much,*', the atata Jalle* could not he-used on n co- official *ald. "Thag won their, battle for u*. We cannot afford 1educational plan. “Florida has a golden oppor­ to Joie our battle for. them. A tunity to lirckon to thousand* and yihlllMaml* . of- Veteran* from ’ all over- the nation,1* Comptroller Ia « said. "I can think of no better way to advertise the state than 1946 G erofVFW 'irst Contingent Of Families To Join Yanks In Europe To Sail Soon Body Of Wildcat Is Europe. Theyhr# echadulrd to *ailA «w «rar, In Apr. 18, on th* Army T ren sp o rtlm u t, there v Theme* H. Barry. Their deaUna-hions from ft tlan It Rremerhavtn, Germany, j Th# Thom: The War Department hat en-ffrom New 1 Bounced th at th# first consign-trlfl be folk m int of familla# to Join American tnt*rv*i* by A hny troop* orareea* toUie Uifl.Vnd the 1 G' Among them will he th* Orlf# >if (What with *1 thi. Deputy Hicksorr U#ut. G crrral Lucius D. C l s y . ^ j . , 1 from tha old Mzt i t was lit# U M u n ic ip a l P a r k ' T i cd To , * t ,, a ll • a S a in c C o m p a n y ... . Tv a l t T .... ' might weaken any arg-unumt by the United Stutei, tliat the HU#*-* ,ion *hou1,'i '*" •**«» __ , *_ ^ cunstd ratlnn until May rt. M a i n H In Washington ir..>. nniu-nl off). r9 PritiDf-f rsiil-1 *l U J l . l l • A »11 ' Klul* »UBo ln l,r p‘!n tluit ,hul thr l m tnl:"*» .Stuloi . drop it* esplonngr rhaigrs against A rof tllbotn.i. .,f $ lllll amonth » year old Soviet Naval nffifoi tin I. k 1100,lb dor ut ion of -er Ibiwev -f ihe\ -uv that th* II, |d.«, to, 1 . ..11 of the Sanford IlnM-hnll I loir was approved la-t s-veniig ti> 1I0 l it, t .oiinilssi.ifi. lilt, ni'-nev «i|| g,, to tile Sunford ila eball A-sorlultou to main­ tain lighting for night games, anil ntfy uuioutit left over will Ikused for grotiud iiiaintinance, ac­ cording to l ily Mnmiger (I. N. A emiti.i ! >-«..lviog an e*li •wale,I rvp i liMn,. ,.f f l.iMO s i ,, award’ d i„ lit,- Sntni- Company >f Orlando l.. install 1.450 fret of six inrli nnter main l>«lween Mellonville Avenue ami lawuit Avenue In Magnolia Heights, in order to serve residents of the Cowan housing project. The Commission took under ad­ visement u request hy Health Unit Director Frank Quillmnn for nn lncrea-s-d City donation to aid Hay or said, t to.(too miles. • • The A . . II. McCliiitdck Companv In- Knssiao gnverviiiH-n! news|ia|i,-r Izvesiia ebargeti ihnt Ihe council broku Ibe D.N charter hy retaining jurisdiction of the Kussiaii-lranisn dispute. Irvis. 1in was quoted by a Mos­ cow report which was received ill larndon. The Tiewspaper re­ it* ruled views expressed Monday hy the Communist P arly news­ paper Pmvda anil declar.-d, the bilateral agreement reached be­ tween Hussti^Apd Iran had vindi­ cated Sovior’ polley. The govern­ ment newspaper asserted that tht agreement would strengthen in­ ternational peace and security. In this connection. Izv'estia said that the .Security Council hod no right tn consider the dispute hacause relations hstwren Iran and Russia did not contain any threat to international peace. of Minneapolis, Minn, ndvised the Commission l>y leltqr. that they had sent a -rrv»--e man. who In cooperation with the Sanford ElecIric Company, ha I made tem pirary r pairs to the clock at Fir*t S tr.ct nnd 1‘ark Avenue. I)ys«n, Vincent Open Th* cotnpan- a'vised thnt • Cement Mixing Plant order to not «he clock In really osd condition so that It would James .11. ..Dyson, who served rep accurate time, several new In th* Army f*r five and a half art* costing 1187 would hav# to years, and Aubrey Vincent, of ■ Installed, and that they would south Carolina and former mem­ aot again attempt to repair the ber of the U. S. Department of dock unless thtse part# were In­ Agriculture, hav* put into opera­ stalled. The Commission deferred tion a cement block making plant -flt'on on the matter. a t 600 Maple Avenue. Th* City liquor zoning ordlnAa a mean* of producing a -nf# r - n - 's l )n order to block of improved quality, Utalr permit K. B Smith to op*rat* are using crushed granite Instead . narkag* liquor store In the of th* Jim* rock commonly used Goldsboro ssction and a p.'rmit In the procea*. In addition t# was Issued. II* had earlier re ­ making eement block# they er# ceived a permit to operate a selling rock, sand, paint and Funeral service* for Georgs Package *tor* within ton* limit*. other material# need by th# Coure.’n, 80, who died Saturday A request on his pert to optrato building trade, a t an 'Orlando Hospital after an 'line#* of five months, will he TRUMAN CONBIDBK8 TRIP held Wadnaaday afternoon a' WASHINGTON, Apr. 9, ( « 8:00 o’clock a t tha ErlekenTh* While Houeo has announced i-u m l . Home. Mr. Council, # ' that President Truman Is consid­ plun b ng contractor from Waahering a visit to the Philippine* 04 (ngton. u . CL, had, livid in Sanford July 4 to taka part to the Inde­ for tha paat year and was a pendence celebration. However, member of the Boranth Day A4wa* donaUd. to Ut# Central the President will net view th# E e J la Council of Boy Scoata. j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78a4c2c9e586849e1b2f50990121da9b.pdf 392ff552699332b7c016b91b8827cb0b PDF Text Text THURSDAY, APR. 4, 191C TIIE SANFORD fTFRAI-D, SANFORD. FLORIDA ta t y rt mo*t »]p a rs.ly populated sla te in India. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS awllhnwr, a t night. REAL ESTATE-RROKKH Lawrence Washington, I IIE III= IIIH I= lll= lll= m = lll= lll3 ll= lll= ll!= lll We handle all 'types of property insurance “INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE” Phone'IBO 1*41 “ (HAMMOH" MQDtl C.l*r C*s4l^t|rs* Camera lx- mV11 adapted to high -| m •! utilf t tlii-li *h:ire of hauling*. surplus vehicle*. ’| The road la quoted a* having "These statistics show th a t o f , IHIII-YIAI-OLA Mayer Trobman i* spent a fa r larg er proportion of 71 trucks sold by WAA, veter- iie object of a widespread police It* income during 1WJ-1944 for an* bought .'I.9IH, or M U percent 1m nt following his disappearance Diesel motive power and n t h i r |o f ’ the total number." he said, from theetep* of hly homo In Philaequipment than nny other large ,"Thcy show th a t of the G50 lelphiu, Pa. Tlie boy** mother, Mra. class I road in the country. Oper- pasScnger cars, veteran* bought,C harles II. Trobman, said the felt atln g expense* during 19M for M4, o r W.l! I'crrcnt, und of n ' , Ure Mayer had been abducted rig h t of way and structure* o.tfautnl of |G0 mnlorrycl-ni, veter- fw enty on# detective* were dothe road amounted to more thahr «n* bought 94, or *t2.i percent. In ,aItw| lo W ||t(| iul|j, th u ■, 130.000,000, and approxim ately 11In- s»l*» of leap*. veterans txiught Vl)UlH| $4.7r,OfiOO wax spent for addition#|j-.\ oUl of lb 7, or H»i> percent, and --------------- liw ifritaitoitan amt betterm ents, lo bring the in the sale of cargo truiler* v«*lDucks waddle hecauxe their legs nre placed so fa r back on their bodies. DON’T CONTUSE WITH TOT CAMtWU ___ __ *o versa res wlrt ear* *om*ra PUSH aoaty-ordtr, sore C.O.D. fea t. t MM ED! A TE SHIPMENT K A K SALES C O M PA N Y 534 Pittsburgh Ufa Bldg. Dap*. PltHburgh 22, P«. AkEFULLY MCANED LOTHES LOOK BETTER u n jj WEAR LONGER RUING THEM TO U S FOR SA TISFA C TIO N :: j it II .1 1 T MODEL CLEANERS < 1 1 v 119 W. F irst—I’hime lOAi Clean, fresh Dixie Crystal* Sugar cream* *0 M ail/, u> *monthly, diwohra* to quick­ ly, good cook* prefer 11for dainty deasefti. cake*, and icing*. of G eorge' W ashington, v officer in tho U.H. Marine*, ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life> Savings -ANDREW. CARRAWAY AGENCY C rV stdls - <a«i regional director p fj Wor, A u d ^ AdmtnisUatiuu lux announced co.,*n m a i i « o IX.ells ttntMx tout—(bde«x Attre-ilTTtr only D ix ie u n i" 'I •* swim* Tea u g , la lro<|uce,| into Europe from the O rient fcy the Dutch in Atlanlic Bank Bid*. Phone 732 generally mower* of way. The burrowing owl land bird which nn ground. The whooping crane 1 windpipe a* long a* f m bitrcycles and liJ t percent 01 the cargo trailer*. S ta ir , and local governm ents holding second priority bought the following .percentages; trueky, C.k percent; jeeps, 47.3 percent, passenger cars, .7 percent, and trailers, 1.0 percent. Dealers und others eligible t« hoy wh pi iorlly group* decline, Ixmghl Jibe following percentage*; truck*. *23,4 p e rriiit; passenger cars, 24.3 , in rre n t, inotorcyclcj, tit} (icrcent; ' l a r g o trailer*, 70 percent. Th»y I' i ll ineligible 111 btiy jeep*. Mr Kt'iinnn -agnin |ioiiilcd nut lb;»l W AA no longer cerlifiea vetem us for pm chase of passenger ra ts iician c th e re already arc more rlfcildr veteran* than th e re writ to* sin pin* vehicle* of this type. "We have dune thi* to save -tii- veteran* loss of lim e and money and to save them fro n fold? hope." He mid. "O ur s ta tis ­ tic* show that only Slid passenger chi* have been nvailhjr for sale ui thi* enlir • region since Nn, vend er— yet there are thousands I of veteran* already certified ns eligible to liny car* for business 1 use." Female turkey* keep nwnv from the nude* during the incubating period. . RADIO need REPAIR? For reliable workmanship and prompt Hcrvlca on any make or model . . , BE H l'R E - , Call m m who know HOW) YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND MORRISON III Modern for Your Living Room ZZ Not only in it amart because of its suave, nophtatiented lines, tint it is covered with distinctly modern fabrics, In interestli)K colors .and textures. Built for comfort, ton, Two pieces ut this price. ------ ------------------- SO/ fresh ami sweet. White cnumel fin­ ish with plenty of shelf space nnd Inrge ice compart­ ment. FRIENDLY ADVICE O N CA R B U Y I N G Triple tarinqi ora poitible Through fha State Farm Bank rlanl Right now's the time lo pT>n your vj.msi - lin o H i: you buy S new n r or In Jr in your old uric, Simpt, .i*, thor t sstib lr thuigv: /. GUT CASH! by borrow■ log si low, iraunuhlr liter, from rout friendly, to o l , ic e r e f r ig e r a t o r s H E R E ’S S O M E m Chippendale — Lamp Table m in mahogany, with just the right amount 2 2 of authentic carving. Perfect for the trndiI I I tloiml living mom. CHENILLE SPREADS $Q.95 up boatri. X PAY C A S H !-o fte n you tasy get t lietter dc*l. q. SAVE CASH ON INSURANCE— by letting telling Slat# State Farm* low-coit, bru*d<wtrsge policy. D O N 'T SIGN aay ctr-fi(Undag ran 1 m l until you’re rare/ See me FIRST! C. M. BOYD, Agent 111 1/2 Magnolia — Phona l A beautiful as­ sortment of deep pile chenille for single or double HASSOCKS Bauer Radio Service HRS. Park H Look to MATHER’S for the New Arrivals First j Large Unssocks in colors of Blue, Red nnd Green.- Phone 29 CABINET SINKS 0 - 0 0 - 0 DADDY! The Old Car Looks $0 Pretty! . • -- White eminiBle<J wood, alngte or double cabinet* It really is astonishing ^ow NEW we c.an make your old cat look. ■Inka. Also white TporceUln 'cnblnetii wUh^itairtleu Bteel work top and sink buwL ’ . ^ -. so isS S a™ , WOOD ' • g rin g it in and let u« show you what *— our experts on Repairs and Painting can do. A : RANGES Metal Floor Lamps Are Back- . We’ve Just received a shipment of beauties . . . with fluted stand­ ards nnd stretched ray­ on shades beautifully gee why we say TOP FLIGHT QUALITY LOW LEVEL COST • r . i r rv . i* ,' - - ■ DOES HOT ROT CLOTHES. D i l n t u . N ew S a fe ty t a g r a d h a t N o-C olgata's c r a m deodorant -I* iliff.r< from a»y il.o d o r.n t yoa’t a . r r t r u*eJ for*I Bacoasa It co atiltu Dane/**-, an m* tsJrr now taftty iogr*di«ol—V n o J*n mU 1 I tUfitt! V««» la #V* far any a o ra o la U A tlt „ mado. 1 - 4 j L Modern wood 1 1 ranges In gleam­ ing white porce- J 1 |i •ted oven hent control, F« t ■ Out; in Veto! “IT S EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY” and �m K In Unity There In Strength— | THE WEATHER To P ro tect lb* Peace uf M„ Woildi To FronioU Ih* Ptogrr** u( Amrrics T o. Produce Prosperity tor -Sanford. T i l r ami mild through Saturday with rilfh ljy Jwwer l»ni|*-r»tnr4* - tonight and dlgN lty l*i»cr afternoon temperature* Saturday. AN^INDKI* UNDENT-DAILY N&WSPADKUVOLUME XXXVII SANFOBOr FLORIDA.- FRIDAY. Al'KHr A-wodatctFPrefw Loaned Wire POLISH YOUTH ‘ADOPT* HOOVER Russia And Iran Is Bill Carries Several Amendments Likely To Displease Price > Control Stabilizer WASHINGTON. Apr. fi (AP)—The House BankinK Committee has voted to let the O.P.A, continue Its holtlthe-line campaign for another ■vmr.-nftrr June 3Q..Ihc-prk«— cmftfnTafrcncy narrowly mis­ sed being put out of business a 1” nine months; but by a vote Proclamation WHEREAS April 6, 1946 hn* been derignalrd Army I lay l>y I'roclamnlinn of the Prrvirlont of th r United Slate*, and WHEREAS the cltixen* of thia rountry owe a full and tindyinic meaaure of gratitude to the men am | officer* of the American. A p ny _ Wb<!15__10lur.. Raring,"" and re*o_urcefulneaa d e ­ feated dreUfvsIy a vkiou* end ruthleaa enemy on two front*. 1 CAl.I. UPON ALL CITi ZENS OF SANFCKI), FLOR­ IDA to join In the universal obrervanre of Armv Day on April 0. 1946 by appropriate celebration, by honoring alt Army personnel encountered, by display of the national colors, and by rendering full and wholehearted cooperation with the peraonnrl .of the standing Army In their efforts to m aintain American m ilitary M rrngth a t a high peak. Signed: H .'J a m e s Out Mayor City of Hanford, Florida. Taylor Defends Petrillo Power In Senate Debate New Certificate For Teachers Is Devised At-Meet Radio Stats Assert New Measure Wilt ‘—Help 'Stationx— Unh^ WASHINGTON. April 5. (A’l Idaho’* Senator Glen Taylor has come to the defchne of J. C. Petrillo in a debate over legiiInt ion aimetl a t " curbing Petrillo * powers over radio broaden* tingThe Idaho Democrat, known 4* Capitol Hill’a ’’singing cowboy,” describes himself a* “ the only actor In th i Senate.” And n* such, he nay* It U hfa duty to protect the- Interests of the perform ers. T a y W say* he has u lelegrum sig n al by a number of big slat* of radio, all‘-rontending th at the antl-Petrillo m easure would beneflt only radio aintioij owners, nt the expense of th eir worker*. . The blast ha* come up in con. nection with n _compromise bill passed by the" House and avowed* Ty aimed i t th r powerful k.-ail of the Amrrican F’rderation of Muilclans. Under term* of the bill. Petrillo would 1*0 prevented from using coercion to compel broidcaators to hire more workers th in they need. It would prohibit the payment of mote than one salary for a single performance and free the radio n'ntlon* from paying for any service* not sc ituully rendered. Taylor said he would not object to on* phase of the bill, design­ ed lo prevent Interference with (durational or cultural broad­ casts. H< haa asserted th a t 'n r proposed measure ■would affect all radio writer*, actor*, musician* and singers. Senator Edwin John son of Colorado — flour roan*g?»-for the .bill — takes an op­ posite viaw. Johnaon say,* 'he radio -stars are wrong if they think the measure* could mitigate against them. Turned tlow ttjt Republican attem pt to limit the* extension. The bill carries several amendments which are likely to displease Stnhlliiet Chester Bowles. One, by Repre­ sentative lr e d Crawford, Michi­ gan Republican, would krep the O. P. A. from Interfering with normal retail percentage m ark­ ups, fdt a period of six months. This means th a t certain retail|b ra will not have to absorb higne r costa of manufactured products, as had been the rase affecting automobile dealers. Chairman Ilrettt Spence of Kentucky oppos­ ed this on the grounds th a t it CkATEFUl 1POUSH YOUsMSS IRi surround rv -l’lTiidcnt I let lu-rt lloovrr. would boost price* for autos, re ­ n> tin ., i klsllcil [i <'>l -'i ce n ti: i Warsaw iicentty D i m tlic frigerators and olher thing. on! *.i , ta rid .fo r on 1 tim e s r-n •• fi-uisl lor them is The committee also approved n t . . i n , ......... .. o il 'i l l 'l l . ,n,d needs 1 i i'ics. 11inuan. tin ier om. • -at) gradual end of the subsidy pro­ gram , which coat* 4*.000,000,000 a year. The government would lie .required to finish up the subsidy ‘plan by the end of June, 1947. With these actions, the Bank­ ing Committee Just about winds up its work on the O. P. A. bill. It -is expected th a t the bill will be sent to the House, by nightfall, but debate there, la. not scheduled to begin until April 16. A fter NUERNBERG, April B. t f ’i— that, the Senate will have to act Nazi Field M arshal Wilhelm Keite] on the measure. * • today pictured himself as a pro­ tector of 50 British aviator* who later’ were shot. Keitel said that the airmen — who had escaped from a prison ramp —5 became victim* of Heinrich lUhtmler In spite of anything he could do to prevent it. Keitel told the Inlet national By MARGARET DINGFELDER W ar Crimes Tribunal trying Mm Announcement is being made on war crime* charge* that he today hy Glenn Lingte, J r , presi­ often did tio t eee eye lo eye with dent of the senior class of. Semin- Hitler. As a result, Keitel said, - ol* High School th a t the class the Fuehrer hail railed Incredible would sponsor and conduct tho accusations against him. coming local campaign for funds _ The form er field, marshal te atl" £ fo r thp American Cancer Society. fled th a t hr had been in favor of Mr. I.lngls stated : “ Cancer is returning the escaped filer* to th* number one enemy of the prison. He 's a id 'th a t hr had been Funeral service* for Mrs. Sara'. """ 1 American people today. Defeat of planning to erase thr entirr eni- M. William*. 70. who d i d «: ">t He com m endd Do work of Di . th is tnsm y will cam* about only rjflde from hi* reporU. llt-lnrlch her home. 601 West First Hlrm-t Itself generally on today’s young Himmler shownl up at hrndquar- a t 0:06 o’clock this morning, wit! following c«nimiDr<- brad- <-u fils of thl* research will reflect ters,. and blurted oul the whole I* held st 3:011 o’clock .......In Scbui.ili, b iti'm u -. \1 I i f I ■■■ afternoon al the Erickson Fimn m rin , F Irlilu-t Hull*, boseha 1 it<£n generally on todays young story. Keitel sabl that Hitler then al Home. The Rev. W. P. HI Hole, i'll m e : John lo-nruirdy, emckyt Americans. For this reason, our and toiiinnmen*. Senior Class feel* that the hig h ­ ordered the filer* turned over to J r , assisted by The Rev. J V home rnce. est constructive contribution which Himmler. That was in 1911. and McKfnl f, will officiate. Bur ml L. F*. lloy^i, a rpcetnl guest aioi in Evergreen e m etery ;governor greeting committee; _________ C ______ . .’ ,.. .they can make to tire people of a few day* later, Keitel said, he will lie ... ” ' I Garden I’liih committee. Mr*. Williams w as born in K*-|Sanf<ud this community during 'h e ir !e«t learned that they had been shot. som m ittre. Jack Uatlgnit cambla County, Aug. 5JH, IH09, I” ’” ’ | Douce ” 4a scholastic year t* to aid in thl* and moved to _______ Sanford _nt an and George Totihv. general chair ^ d r i v e to eliminate this dread d is­ early age. She w as the oldest j m ar. who he said, did a n ’ out ease which kills one nut of every mimbeF of the F irst lluiillH I j -itnndlng job. eight person*.” Church of Sanford and hud been 1 "Tht* event was .3PPtutored _lht Mr. Lingle «l*o slated: “ The in ill health for - the p ast I" | S tIiiirififr t oiintt ( handier members of the Senior D a ta are year*. fully aware of th e ir future res­ t’ornmeive, mid it t- then ho|o She is survived by two son* ponsibilities to thl* community J .' ilroilie William* of Sanford t to develop thi« affair into ntand th a t the experience gained by ALBANY. N. Y.. Apr. fi. i/U>— d George U axter Williams. uonilul .e ltr"' Jc ih o ii." he dr them In conducting this campaign The S late Tax Department of aUn.S.N , a «hlp In the At ■Sored. “ If pin-Mbfi*. we will iiu'* will serve them well when their New "York has ruled that t-sreu- lan tlci.twaboard o grand daughters. Mb, , soffieent gnninds and biiiLdmi' scholastic claya are over end they tora of the estate of the late ^ to carry tht* on ir a more elub ider Williams and Mi*. A. V take th eir plaoes a* civic minded President .Roosevelt should fit* a hat*, both of Hanford, arn,l uirute way every year." ^ p clilten s of Seminole County." 1946 state persdnal income tax one great-grand-daughter, Ha Mr. Lingle was appointed ch air­ return. The Tax Department sold bara Ann Odham of Sanford. man of the cam paign; Mist Dilon there fa considerable doubt a t Baker, co-chairman; Miss Dorothy tb t whether the late President Crumley, tre a su re r; Mias Mar- was exempt from the 'tax on HONOLULU. A p r . fi, M h the basis of hla military Th* latent revised totals on dead The executors had asked fo r and missing in the Pacific tidiil a ruling as to whether Mr. Roomwove disaster now stands a t 99 veil was exempt from the tax The Lion’* Club program of ai l known dead and A0 missing in on t h e . grounds J h a t he was a to the'M ind or those of Impaired Hawaii, with seven more llstr t eyesight was told of today by Bs dead in other affected , *renv Joseph Meisch,- chairm an of th<- Damage now is estim ated by aid to the blind co m m ittee. who fnm pctcnt .observer* • to" total told of a cate of a, Negro school ffiO.OOO.OOO in the Hawaiian area ri afflicted w ith astigm atism . alone. itch case had been rrferred m him by Mrs. Janie Colie, director of the lodal S tate W elfare office. The /n a tte r wa# referred to the Roosevelt’s status, the executors committee ih order to |irovbld ’ the should go ahead and file a re ­ g irl wltb glasses. Al Lyon reported that the Insidious disease will bo of mote turn, had 9 j- Lion-Rotary golf matchre benefit to those who a rt young ended In a draw. W hat the Soviet Agency paid todey and Hava not yet boon cUlmI t wee voted to contribute s for It la -not known exactly. -*d a victim of thl* rrtalady indl■mall sum to the Seminole S ports­ Rumor haa It th at the purchase K*Us that our senior class haa man ■ ..... Association' .... ......._ program or price was around f 120,000. W hat­ developed a very etrong »*n*e of cleaning the Wekiva River of ever they paid, they g ot their reiponilbiilty to their owh future w ater hyacinths an d log* money’* worth — including a sec­ gentmUone and I believe thl* tion of the beach, a swimming awakening will amely raOot the McCall the club jrool, bath houses, indoor and approval and recommendation of A T L A ljrA , Apr. 8. (Special!— voted to have a Uuios night aunoutdoor tennis courts, beautiful every citiien of Ud# county and for the sale of over *40,- par and dance*/ i t " th e Semi nolo gardens, 13 bathrooms, 12 hand­ their response to thia appeal by Plans Country Club df a d a te to be de­ 004) worth of mioeallgfleooa Items some fireplaces, and five cellar*. thia close will generously reflect of government-owned , » u r p I ■ i tirmlned later, jlama* Robson, Jr., Five cellars should hold a lot thl* approval.’' * cove the flntnci _ _ . ol rep o rt and lid a t the U. 8. Naval Hoaof vodka. ' Any advene* coqtribullone can I f f ‘ Itmore Hot*), Palm with M rs. Bauer tcBeach, Killenworth la the second Long ha mailed to Dotathy Crumley, rra announced today by Island estate purchased by Russia. trau aref or A. B..Peterson, who „ Kennon, regional director L ast fall the A m torg T rading |g fgenera| chairman for Jemlnol* of W ar Assets Administration. TAKEN TO CLEANERS Corporation took a tw o-year Tb* surplus property Include* leaaa on the J . P. M organ estate [’ANAMA CITY, Apr. 6, (AVrst terrier named Mitchell « t Glen Cove. Tells Tribunal Hitler Ordered Group Of British Airmen Shot Drive For U. S. Cancer Funds Funeral Services. To Be Held Sunday For Mrs. Williams Executors Of FDR Estate Must File Income Tax Return a Program Of Aid To ^ Blind Told IJonH S Russia ' Buys Killenworth Estate Near United Nations Headquarters War Assets Groqp Announces Sale To Held Next Week sisr js s r & ’fts. 'isa *lr-condltloning units, fir* ho**, wood lockers and office furniture. a .missing far three days, ■neon* finally thought of iooktha family - wash. Sure the dog had been sent leundrr In the family bag. Whan discovered, was cusM up In the n b u f thd whole thing aianH. seem s t ' all conbout being takes to the H : f* * ' ‘ j m ~ % Although apokemen for tht Soviet government sty KlHenworth will not be used as a home for Russian delegate* to the y.N. conferety*, the delegate* may be *Wy there at Otherwise, the eetsta will bo Utod s i a recreation and enter­ tainment canter for Russian *mplaytes and dlplomaU In thia * rountry. I< Daringr Sky Rescue Pact Okeyed Today Covers Three Major Points fn Iran’s Dispute With Reds Union Affiliation Is - Discussed During Education Parley I TAMPA. April f,. (A’1 To1 I elim inate suit Dnmlnrd te n r h t- , •a liPw type ol emergency certifi­ cate will be distributed soon hv I the Florida Department of Kd- 1 ucallun to county *upcrinlend< n'<. T h tf was reported to the Florida education Aesochtllnn meeting t-sdny in Tampa by Dr. W. T. EJuurda, the director of instruction. These will be known n« temp o nry certificate* and will lie good’ for one year. The temporary j certificate* are to replace 'lie I I p resen t emergency rrrlifieul,-- ' 4 i which l.HHt were issued dot ig I the war t hi the future, count)' ,npei o tctideilt* oiu.t irt|UrM ,« ie,uhot fm DinpOrurv fluty ta-foro tr.e .ta le will aulliiirini Die i.sttai of a teinpotHiv cei'tificntc |i FMvvaidi, rav - Al |IM-»eol !r. » rile l.lltl |»r l Mlnri 'Ml tea, llilig . tif u n tr- held n Flor uta | '-over id -ft ok, re ,|*. Die i 0 ier* convention have ul,n .|r, cussed in detail the low -ula’J problem for teacher*. AL-o II—t ill •Mil wns- tba pn-Mi'ditv ■f 1lahot union affltialum ns a o n « .sure for enhancing salurie. Results of elections fm v m x .in t groups of the Florid* , Kdo, . . I A-.oclnlion today in Tampa s u e Florida Education AtTsiw-ration: ■ , Mis. Un«h lloldep^tlean of gnl> nt the Drl.end K ignTtchrml fn**l INCH »Y INCH. A rthur C->st*llo Kflnin Hnrwtilni: Marti- | lower (lilt Iwija. Daniel Itnenlairgh, , 'Ai, m111iprmlfrirtenT «<f thr Mu h lo the base of .1 long flagpole after | ‘"till l *HI!ily bi hiuiU VI* v I »li- Vit , J (iin# ?t Rlc kui«|*„ rv riu liv p . the latter hod been knocked uncoitIAtH’i. t fi»y Foil i Hi*w rtii in11*iv a. :i i *■i, si iiMti when m e of two safety rope* I In n i d llnyd iff Jut Ikj*i»i»villi1, ’ broke while be was working atop u } mU*iidet)l of ill? lhiv.il i building In New York City. RivenCounty .*chogU; M n riu H i i t gf burgh, dangling h elp lru ly above I'Aimma City, iUpiTintemlrni of the pavements, w u buffeb-d by fthe Hay County »rhooln< \V. \V. - high windi as thousands watched dnl,-™ ilm iull of MiNfoi, piinritml of froth tile street*. Violu'u f.irkjttui Ihtfli Kvhmil. aidI J ii . i -.*h W ulkci of n ila iu lo , *viper | Mil I'Oill'lrt of tilt* I Dllllt v , War Department Lifts Secrecy On New Rocket I Ih t km hr* 4 i*»t I- .tlii.fi if 1(H’iji 1*1 I »TV|1(cm OlfillM), Jl , ■if Fluf 11IFt Hiiiithern * ■■Mi'irr chnir mini « Iin 1i n F«*'1n »»f Miami. 1 vii i* ihiitTmaiii ^I ikn Lanin l*ci*n* tuiunta i»f lh» llm vfi iiiy nf Plorv iitn, HWitUry. The nerutHlarv piilitlpnl Krou|K.‘ A J, Utrtger uf St I'rttrih u rv . [ m id o n t; Julian Matklmm of l.aki* Fity, vice prr*»rtoiit; H. lIcDihi amji uf Fort ^ My I'M, iccri* tfliy i fi n*tifcr. IHiecis*!* arc Vor* non fl*«£i*r uf Hot Dm 'ftWirTi* \Viiih|a iif Jacktmti ville, \V. If. Marshall uf Tall alia m-«- , E W 'Inn In,s -or nf Miami, Jummtifi Km Mhr w i| ..t *. * nf I flVHH’fi, Hill! K >■ t il rounded \ im > < powerful rii-k et weapon I tie I my Tim. th e device, wlmO may eventually •«* Iiusip'o. gtoup: uf Tampa, rhalc- filtiMf nut t- ,irrj atomic powor, le of Minini, vice is raid to lx nidi to crash through George Cruteher just about any targ et it hits. An officer at Ihivrr Army Air ty of Florida, Field says tin- Tiny Tim bn* been known to drive a hole nil thb way through a light rrttixer, front line Side to the oilier. The Army spokesman Col. Ikon a III Diehl — adds that il goes through it .d tstro y er «s if the vessel were *n merit -piece uf paper. Several lin y Tims were used against Japanese shipping and reinforced pillboxes l>ofore the end of the war. It wak found that ftw targets could withstand the weapon, which can he launch* I from any present tiny American .fighter plane or medium bomber. Weapon Said Capable Of Driving Hole Through Destroyer More Tips Prove False On Location Of Escaped Killer MOSt UJV. \|*4 r* ■ »v T he S t' v » v t gitvi r iiiiirii* 3 ha vp a p e r IzvcMtin t r a i m t l i i . In*,- kom* on w h a t it chUihI C liiiu ip n f a f t i o n - arica tmlity. It MuNtctl the Nn* I ton it 1 G o v e rn m en t for mhu I njr truupH nicninit F u m m u n l i t - leu C h in e s e foite* wrtilch it i t e n r i b ^ i as th e jFvojrtr** libem linir ,Trnite«. The »u’w ijuijM i .) ■ , u - i v i l tlui Cf*im*'e L’ffiun *•! »wnum,^ vIm^ hib rr*eml»Ini|f i • ulh •! tlit* anti Itu- x.iiiis Hi4npinr i i,«111n I»«**I hy '»nit' -\ntft" \.iii»t «»-in re act nniiti \ Clii It 111 < 11.\ itKsn. Romania. Apr. fi, id*' If Sovlit troops are to !»• withdrawn from Rumania, the Russians don't ravin to know aliout 11. Then- haw been stories from , Rumanian inform ants to the effect that Soviet tumps vvlll begin a withdrawal from Ro­ mania within a few days. A R us­ sian spokesman say* il isn’t so. It is estimated that ihrro are about fiOO.OlH) Russian troops in Romuuiu ut the prvssnt lima. 400,000 See Grand National Race Won By Lovely Cottage AI NT REE, England. A p r . 5. id’i Tho famous Grand Nut onal ; Stovplcchasn was won today by 1a 116 to one shot — Lovely Cot‘ tage. An am ateur rider — (’apt. | It. Petr* — put l-ovely C ottage through a stretch drive that c a r­ ried tho ninr-yrar old gelding past the favorite — PrincFi R e­ gent. The weakening Prince Re­ gent wound up third behind a 100 to t ehot — Jack Finlay. Imvely Cottage finished f o u r �Pa g e The Sanford Herald BslaklUfceS la i m rtlla k H lull) h k |ii l a l i r l a f « u l *xxa.y at . i n t H i ri.TK * t i l Maaaalla l i t a M Growltt’g Older Chief Engineer J. H. Dowling Of Elegance Keynote tate Road Department Visits Here Of Fashion’ T h is crage ugr «f Ihc American populatlun ha* baen gradually ever mine Colonial tim et 'b u t a t an accelerated pare ia ti , fa m tieeadai, aw b n iian la iba Metm polifrui -frrstrriroe-v ih a 'rM t n tfira Oowjiany. Thta “ •Cee •** A n tu „ rirrurnetnnri tiar<darth. rate. jiiul sec* 1*'* rh “* . . n d r - . u '- r , ^ ^ ItffiKM V oafipr Tor stare highway (imposes abandoned Florida Kant ( ___ . 'j** nvrraff* mre in ine for the Vetermn’a Homecoming United State* was abou id year*. T h re e quarter* of a century later, I Celebration, and enjoyed the big f b arb ecu e,,.— .---------. .. r * .. it-h a d reached l> , > ia m « . In-- tVia -sanoe, -it may ire- *ald the American pccpU- A tta in e d th a ir m ajority1- hr-the cleeado of the By Uie |u m o f tin- 'eJpiqry, the figure advanced to virtcat 21 Lloyd F. Itoyla and K rpresenta *cd t j m M. B. Kmlth and L. B. Mann, who he aaid war# very active iu.. the Interest., of SomlnoM Couply In securing legislation to ‘‘The nging x»f the. popiilnllon ilncc 1900 I* alto strikingly no- promote 'th e bsllding of good ticcnble in the individual state*. In 1000 there were 11 Mate* in which the median age of the population w aa,under 20 year*, hut by 1010 no S tale in the L’nicit had ao youthful a population. Or, view, Im; tbi* |itu a tio n from another angle, in lUOO there wa* not i single S tate in which the median ag e , had reached <10 yen rr, but in l!)IU there were la Slate* in thla category, ——-"Considerable variation i* recorded for individual State* and for geographic divisions of th e country, With tbe ino*t rapid aging j from Oviedo to Geneva and tha r f tI m* population Inking place In the area between the Mississippi l Foagate -Road at Forest CMy. Mr. Dowling expreasad much Ifivet und the. Rocky Mountain*: The We*t Noitb Central S late * ' interest in the proposal to uae recorded the lnrgr*t increase In the median age. namely 7.H vrar* * Inereurra in individual State*, a* given by the statisticians, .ire: ' | "M issouri In.tbe lead with H.7 y e a r* ;. followed by Florida, K ansas,' Nebraska and Taxas, all of which 'agod' moie than 8 yeal* lietween j llt' O and UM0- At thv other end nf the scale {* Ar ixona whose pop* V illation ha*, retained ttg_ youth, th* median age In th a t Stnte having Alt l U l u r r aallrea. n , | , at mmkm. rwxx'xtlxx. •«* Malice* »l Salaxt Sr,»*|,*e*i llrrrrir« ln * live*. I«r r r * tn r * l, Tbe llrraia IM H» aalloMMl (lei! ,,l • < i,fll* |* i e i l t n . are x.xlxixlx-,1 In lb* l»m *M ctlie* la tbe «.xxl»r Milk wrlxrlxxl k»ml*Mflfi« i* 1 Mr*** VKUHK FOR TODAY ! c d to p Road 41 -naar ONE OP OUR HATS WILL MAKE YOUR HEADLINE for t, undraped clothe* strongly for which highlli ; fem inine line* In a -dfflttrent manner. .SchjjwuxUi ha* cut down the iho^MVTTTW Wit h U n il detract* ed from should** an d derolletags attention. She likes narrow w aists and slim skirts. Alto im portant i* the trend tow aril longer skirls, led by P ltr rf (ium Chewing Attractive, guy flats that will put you at the head of the Battler Parade. We have it wide neloctloh from which to chooae. Elaborate Plans Set For Truman In Chicago Tomorrow NORCROSS POWELL’S E COMPANY 211 EAST FIRST STREET 8{>*aking In Jarksouvlllo this week, Representative Price of Florida told Kiwanlans that there arc al'eudy 121 mim berKTiUrnn ' gross who are controlled by Com, rnunisl* or by tha CIO. “ Thein carry ovh-rr-hloodlr*, revolution, attem pting to o v e r t h r o w the government by giving power of government - to team anil boutdi". IUY PKrrUHKS a apccUlty President Truman g'.vr* out the encouraging Infurtiiation tha' civilian production In this coun­ try I* reaching a iww pen*., and c i v i l i a n s , who xr* v ting .pretty tired of erxatx gro­ ceries ami wardrobes, will con­ clude It is about time. WhL sto re , seven month* afte r w ar la over and asks .fo r a * of. chawing gum or « iub*tli f i r some bullet snbitituie anil I* told th e y ' don’t h aw any, 4t Oeoig* Bernard Shaw, th# playw right, recomrot-mi* that doctors paid lo kirop iwtgde wail wRh Ur* pay sUrpVftl when a per*'’ get* ei«k. • That**, a good system a i l . right from tie Individual's M int of view, but it might .he ra th e r hard finding doctor* under that ayejtru. harft^nouglL bv gat a man I® gt* Inin ntMlclnA UtM9 i{AKs a* .It is. but If they WW» required by law to kaeo a 7*11- regardla*. of their Mtdlecretloiuf, or not be paid, wu inclined to Iwlleva the In't t* any doctor* at aD. fe: *_•- - fv ■* . ' ROBbRT L. COX, pil(ITO<illAI>HBtt ifi« E X 1946 PAINT EXPERT Interior Decorator — Denlgner Over 18 yenni in Winter Park, Fla. ture waa doing wonder* in mak Intf up tat shortages of material*, button* and m otaii. T hlt season fabrics and trim m ing! in the creation of new atyle*. First and moat im portant are the sihotiette of Balenciaga, Letong and Schiaparelli. llalencikga gays curved torso line* will be em phaairrd lr. # v -( and ( r y way( by n atu ral sloping ahoul- rket continue* i iknifiot . celery g/iely with *n n r t cetif |>refer the S i .................. , ......... ........ quoted this morning a | |2 .(ki FOB by Charles Sherman of t b i Federal Market News Service. Movement of Faical celery is 5, ------- gvogi4|ihic division* at to median a* since the turn of the rentury. I aallnare f n a t l-esr Uar T hr N nrlhcaalii n and lilt Pacific States had the oldest pppulations leased one of llteir th r c ina!u both in Ithln and lOill. un,| th e Southern Slate* the yeunge*!, vltllc i«H* to W. *.*. Moor i R. S dull, w ith l a r g o '» ls .» q u o !* I ||,7*> Late*, well known p ru lu re truck, the lust ceneti* ciediU South Carolina w ith the youngest miuulalion er and Joe Cot ley, ca t! side to 12.00 FOB .and a few small street w ear; Jacques hath, whose r>ae* ul IJ.0C. A* the S anford! In the country and California with the oldest, the median age* for 'd a y clothe* touch m idcalf: and tundlot lira) near* lb the two Klnte* being-22.2 year* and-U3.0 yexi.* ie*pecllveiy. Balenrisgb. who sta rted longer s expected to be r«tc iu days, shipment* arc growing wear ankle length clothes for j lengths *ik months ago. lighter Itom Flotilla, which it t* tk li Jean I’ntou, W orth and Holy estimated will ship &&0 car* th is I neux are the only boosts not af* week, or 100 has than the week I hewing gum luanufnctu!era nro previous. T h i Oviedo muck land | fected by th> ap p aren t general feeling th a t women are tired of • h o p in g will gel alrong u n d e r' short in plnnl eXlenalun during the n e s t few yea,!-* and fl2.000.00<l more for Hi aklrts. way next week, nl.o Zellwoml. t advertising in 11*40 to a*t th e ir product ipio tnnre mouth*. j It Critlci-in Infuriate* Fvutlitni Qt alily of thi* appears to bo ' There is excitem ent in all co|,< ..T ie, follow r r a j J Emily..I’o a t a r a duubUr** discouraged l»y th ls .f " Legislator*!^ J l jm i h *- a n u U * good.'s Halve- headline. Ymi mean, rnfl now*. It i* ban), too, utr-thoae who are not cohcrttlional in illclr ^ Manager Irehmnn pointed out . Mayor Kdward Kelly, Republican soap.' following of Emily’s sit icier decree*, bat who still like to see memthat local growers havo not be­ floVerttOf Dwight ■tireen and the gun to fill the rued for collar is Commanding general of the flixth ’ her* of tile human race look neat ngd intelligent in public place*. ’ and cabbagie to fill mixed ship Bervlca Command — Major Gen­ 1 Tin feat i* difficult, not* to say impossible., for those w h o c jaw* ’pe era! Louis Craig. The CIO reveal* it intend* to wag with their mouth* half-open. Th*y present a vacuity difficult launch a campaign in Klotlda for onlooker* to ’ ix-sr against (lie Ku Klnv Klim Thul’a The om* gmsl thing the^« critic* flod In the picture i* the pog^lon# wnv* of breathing new life A C A ltO i bility that vitamin R may be udded to the gum, which, according into a’ dead rat. -Y D S O M t C W g t o experiments at Northwestern University, is effective in counter­ acting tooth deeny. . , . o k/ . Until tlid .m ultRunitipu* Jaw* Itegln to work aijain, no one will fully iv alitr what u irlief the g u m ley ycnVs were. Rut after all. metal roof is 28 gouge. T hsre is gum-chewing I* -*id lo be harmtck*, though Unattractive. Perhaps two inch flouting. Ktalls, of which it does sometime* serve as a chock on too much eiguiet-smuklng therr aid eight, mensure 2! by M Wet each • a;ul » have eight' foot 'B u T C H Anyh iW, lot* of people enjoy It. W ouldn't it be a good Id e a .'o r the doors to bvth plalfoim*. ThO advertiser* to trll how much tn chew w ithout insing charm ? • tall* are enclosed with strong Then there were two donkey* lu w irirr s ure to bs built the sutidr luiviiig an ui gunieiit uiwl In each stall. K&i.rsTlDNH KBVF.UF.D finally the fits! donkey gnt sore 1‘ieiu lui supplies of string IILCIIARKSI’, April fi. ld^ - beans and told, " lim n I, - .III. r vntimiu to com* from Uie. Th* govertum nl of Romunla has •taking a Inun mil nf ymir«ell'” ,i Ui The Russian (Jovvinm.nw •nrrred diplomatic relations with It.lie d u d e section und a few' top brass on the reviewing stand Tam pa Trilwme. |r<-al liyon* ale Iwing sold. Tha par nlr. has lonight (lie Ixmg Islam) r tla lr the Knanish Covcrnmriit of Fran- price it a t ceiling or &1.&0 a unit. fa r a huge military clsco Franco. Romanian envoy* ‘n CRCETlflO .CAROS nf George Duf'ont T’ra tt, lair sou The bsxn < (, al a t Homestead is adrid have been recalled. ■ f • . • **y ii'u> ***v •*** repotted lu Iw finished. aif-tiU e. of thv fouiiuprs u / . i u r the aky overhead. gamo weiluc • ‘f«y uHrMitMin • ’ Flat whit# *ni\"yeilrvar squaah ' While -Army' o ffte a rs ,. Secret Ktar.daid Oil Couipany. I.m alct ai ed ■omr of the etlsl nf a are in good lism m d and prised Service men and city officials jGieu f'oic. N. Y., the estate in ­ Rerie* affair, but the fan* at |1d!o to 2«<&0 a 40 pound uqiu OFFICE SUPPLY CO. lbe- final arrangem ents for clude* .’17 a c r e s ''o f b<au(ifully tnere lo see Sid Hudson, Itsd Blixa potatoes In K0 pound Army Day observance, a eejat.. KXtXURIVt' i i k a L k b ’Jwooded und limdscnpeil property, _ . ............. ......... ........ sack * -are bringing M-M i/a unit, will carry th* presidential W e A re Y#ur |gulden*, bathing bvachr* ami a be is visiting on hi* tour of William Willisms i* doing a brisk to the big midweatern metropolis for a on* day visit.Oti Mag. Av#. 8onieoue nf High Kprnigs, Fla. 1swimming pool. The astata will starving . i.u n m e t According to business In cumcumbare *wi.ich Phone m the American embassy In London,tar# cleaned, waxed and pollshivl, While in Chicago, tho p a rty will w(lte* in and wants to know the. I>« used a* a recr Hoover will travel to India b y 'th en sold at $M.2& a unit. Th#*t» b# th* guests of Democratic number of the rallrmid engliio.Soyirt diplomat* a way of (iermany, A ustria, Y u g o - _________■ which wn* Involveil In n train lh . . rlllinlrv slavia and (iraece. _____________ robbery in thi* vicinity In IH'J2.llhifc ro u n ,r)'T hat was eight years Iwforr — — — — this editor was born, I•• years before Th# llaiald wa* -foundeii, and just gov* to show wlial (lie newspupci business tlowadsys Is J THKKF. IK NOTUINU MORE BEAUTIFUL TH A N ' A I.IFK LONti Dc.VOTED n tlK N I iS im ’. HUT YOU MUST IIK ABLE TO REW’KCT A I'F.RSt N (i|{ T O tT WILT*' JSUItKI-Y « r'AHK TO ADMIRE ANI) I.OVK H ill. The soul of Jimallinn wa* knit w ith thv suiil <il David, mid Jo n a 'H an ' lovid him n* id* own aoul.-*t Samuel IH: I. • : . S P E C IA L ^ n turn links un with roada to in women’* clothe* la the Vest I’plm- Ueach a n f - M U M . -nounrod feature of th a p tiria i rincvT, lie ' wa* also much in1*rested in a proposal to establish a* p art a f thl* now read system, a direct link northw ard to Donnell from which there i« a link to St. Avguetliw and JecWeonvilie___. The result would bo an almoat _ direct north and south »"•>!# ibie hetween Jacksonville and Olteechoa id th e «at ,rr * APRIL Jeanne Lanvin and dram atic evening Umbrellas were m od in ancient rr trim , | , Umb ily tailored iporta doth#*- I Egypt. !£*3L& m y & s a , « s N ft!s -te 8 f B IB IK FRIDAY, THE. SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA tw o S T U D IO HOME. TOWN NEWS. IX nU B MILUNMY Ik • breath •! spring I Straws with lowers, iou of **4U. , perky ribbons, in half-hats, tailors, tur- �\ rr~ r* - _— FR1DAY, APRIL I9IG THE SANFORD HERALD, SAM OKI), FLORIDA AlOmtiae of F.&C.W. To Meet TjtW«k.r; Socia l 'io ciE fT kditoiT-~V ■■■■j i ociaf Calendar CettliairMusic Club To Present Program i .o M r*.' Roy Mann, chairm an of — TELE. H o . the local F'. S. C. (V. Aluinne A» —“ sociation, a tunny ir). | , in. lay that -i__ rsB-x the annual, 'dinner meeting .isill tie held, next ThtuVday evening at 7:00 p. nt., at the lintel ,Mayfair. Mis* F'lorenco Tryon 'who i* the Immc-dlate past president of the James L. Ingley ha* left for state nlumne association nod a s ­ W ett Palm Beach where he will sociate professor of history at attend a bankers’ convention. F, S. C. W. will speak concerning the changes of faculty, itrchitcr Mr. and Mm. Acey Carraw ay .lure and curriculum of the college ate visiting hi* m other, Mr*. the past few years. Joder Cameron, nt. 714 laiurel | in All alumnae of K. S .t'. W., ami Avenue. those who have attended the c.ri•’ Mayor H. James Gut ha* re ­ lege are urged to attend tne a f ­ turned from Jacksonville where fair which promises to be the ill lie ha* been on bu*ine«* *ittce larg est meeting in Sanford several years. Mr*. Mann said ap ­ Wrdnc»day. i proximately 50 members are an ­ may Is* Mr. and Mr*. F\ A. Dyson and ticipated. Reservations daughter, Elizabeth, left today made with Mr*, lien Whittier, Jr., for a vacation in North and telephone 212, or with Mr*. Mann, teie|fhonc, ftl'.i-.M, It is requested South Carolina. that reservation* la- made- prior Mr. and Mra. T. C. Piichford to Wednesday evening. have rrtu m ed to their home at ML Vernon, III., a fte r (pending the winter in Hanford. J-aJa* Mary Ul OLIVE T O M t I -« PAU L v.-William,s Jloners ,Dr. Brownlee Will C:!|»t, harry Carlson Conduct. Services 1I1K htL Presbyterian Church Sunday . x f the morning wor-hiM hour when he! I communion ervire Hill an-l at the evening **«>r-hlr» hour when Dim m iiirn-’ en’.* cho(,u cliJf U ruli m il JckJ On* rirrgiitr tir o iy -.'I’artw ili./,• I ' N In. R, . 11.> Browolee plait, I •ap» I3le I 'hoilllrt-l of I IIIOOO'I, * •■tnioni mi O ffice r of llo llr in lgoiidoct llu - » e r \ in -. u l - t i i r Fir< It.- tegular im-ethlg Monday •oil Field at pelisurolu, and .1 irig ‘.it h k h l fun- p \*itj i ivi-iol fo rm e r resident of S a nford ,visjtIri discontinue^ the ter ‘ ' ipont h-'* ■r Mr- nn.lFMr*. 'Volie William* I? oic.-ting. until .Sent.__ L 1Wi-dlir-idJi_and rniun.il the_L£Tl — -— f t '- * " " * i p I -I piesldent, J W^, S trothers. ap-h-iuti*' rch-hration. After the bu> pointed a special rommiltet- m in - ‘ball gam . between the . Ihalger* |io*e,| of Frank Fivniis,' II. I.n m -'..md Seuulor-i a steak supper w:.» l« rt, |„ Pirkering. R. Fj. T r u e ‘enjoyed at tlie William*' re*iMil Homer (ileu-on to ntteu-l in deuce, timi Magnolia Avenue, { venue, for i-nj . hiisiiu-s* that might come some lui-inhers of th e ’ up during the «umm#r montli*. High School ('las* ofr lull* of IN C A III.O C M OVEM ENT Mr. nnd Mrs. FMwnrd laiwton wInch • ’opt. Carlson »a* a nl h fl Tuesdnv for fhetr home lo M’r. - -Alr« t f ir l u t k ♦ U in ltM 1’rnlui.ly, >fa**-. a fte r s'peniling Dnti(| ur pn «*.»l Umnl. Those (njoying the orcusinti lit winter -here. were F E. I.’aumillal, Jiiel Fn-td. Tn\ little Ja n e Gleason and Vii- Vi vinn S|wer. Randall Chase. .0 5 iiliia Reave* lire -pemliog >» veial FjriiMt Ilctts, Seth WiNidiuff, Included days hi (lenin.and Jnrksim ville Vai| t®v«;lL Krm-st llou*l.oldcr. I J . L. Helds left I ue-ilny; H arry t ’ar!*oii. Volie W illiam.. Si Anli-M iiunrlir Wulerprimf im.r.ung for t amp ll.-.*l Tex,i* Volie William*. Jf. S ln in le s-s S l e d Shockproof allt*r i*|K*mItit^ u l.» •lav iMflwinsli* MONDAY The Cecilinn M u.lf Club will The circle* of the \ \ . M. U. of; present a musical program Sun me U ra l B aptist Church will; Jay afternoon at .3:00 o’clock In ii««t a t 3:30 p. m., a* follow*:I the Fannie R. Munson studio nt Circle t with Mix. M._J. I'hilllp*, 001 Myrtle Avenue. Friend* and > 'l Ea*t F.ightecntli Street with patron* are extended a cordial ’C i*. A. L. Thoma* a* co-hoMms; invitation to attend the program. Circle No. 2 w ith Mr*. llyni The select ion* to be rendered — i.-ioje, Monro* R eedi Circle Nh. will be a* follow*; “ S tars and 3 with Mm. C. C. McKenzie, 111 Stripe* F'nrever,” Sousa, will lie . Wc*t Eleventh S tic e t; Circle No. played by P enny Wnllace; “ llasic 4 with \V. D. G ardiner, 4P.I Mug- W altz,” Arditi, by M artha Chapn-Jin Avenue; Circle No. 5 with man; “Where buffalo Roam,’* Mm. J. L. I-ee, 1108 Park Ave.; Schauin, by (jerry Spivey; “ Drown Circle No. 0 with Mm. Jodi* Cam- Eyed Susan* Nod Their Heads,” t <>n, 714 Laurel Avenue; night Copeland, by Doble Jean Gallo­ circle,. Mm. II. K. Cordell, iUM way; “ Blowing Rubbles,” Louise William .v ,.F a it Third, S treet nt 8:00 p. m.; Stair*, by Joyce" Spivey; ’’Fire M d t a ie sp. ..dim: several df>s A H cO III W o n d e r l a n d i’pyal Ambassador**, church annex file* on Parade,” Bennett, by n* the guests of Mr auul Mm Donna Lou H arp er; "Singing # 3:30 p.fn. Harvey Pugh. Harding, by Barham Tlie nionthlv program ttnd busi- WavelcU,’’ NEW YORK. A p r . 5. id ’s Mr. uinl Mr*. W. L. Who • lev Pearce; "M inuet In G,” Beethoven, Hi!** m eeting of the W.S.C.S. of by It’s hard tu tell what goes on B a r b a r a F ly n t; "Fairies hive moved to Jacksonville. • tha F1r»t M tthndlit Church will Dance.” selected, by Lorene Mue Ihn Mr. and Mrs. George P atteisu n inside nn nuthnr’* head meet nt 3:00 P. M. In the church. we’re pretty sore no dream* of Cassidy; "Gyp*y Dance,” Lichntr, an-t -on. G e-ige. *l*enl Suraluv at Mrs. S. S. Goethe -ha* returned Hoard meeting,, i* *cliedulcd for by Ada Adam*. , - | 450,000 went oil in the lie.nl of to her home in P alatk a after Mm. A. C. Starke nod Mr*. Waha*»o. F’la. visiting 2:3(k P. M. * > 1 Lewis Cniiull a* he iwot over •pending a w eek, with her »l*Ur, H. C. Morgan were co-ho*te**r» fiom IVnusylTania. Dwight Peck a t the o rg an will ,, , elk , th e m anuicrlpt o f "Alice In Circle* of the Presbyterian Mr*. A. J. Walker. play “ Sabbath Calm” by Schuler to Circle No. $ of the W. S. C. 8.. Mr. mid Mr* F.. A. Dougin, hn-l , W WoiMlerlamL’1 .a rrfu llv w riting it nmirtland.’1- carrfullv - ...... Woman*. A uxiliary will meet a* Penllenl'a P rayer” by and “The “ ‘ of the First Method! •>; iHVil auivai-i .Sumlax, M i j . »,nti■by Kno t w a i j h ■ txJngm»iri ttr g c follewi: Circle No. 1. Mrx.'C; R. W ataait, Jo y ee- Palmer—w ill-jday- — G -m ptmlict ami Mm .- M f i f l i U y "TilDrnooTi *T « the home gla** and ■fiunllv ttii.p~3!t tour )jn |,, dlu-tratinn* of raterpiillar* " R n w u m , Vlmlrmun. with M liT 'C : »|>eni Wrslnesdgy In HAnfonl a t - of O n r-fo rm e r on Mi Ihinville Ml- Miirtiii MeDaniil of lliiiutell.!ulu| while ral.hil. and Ain , IS. Dawson, 708 Park A venue'B t M azurka Op 7, No. L* b t . } -III mklllL* tee k.ryholt* nixrv rooms were decor­ Ft it. O ther humlte humlier* to lie meludcsl tending th e ' homesoming celebrn- Avenue. The room* ^ t:3 0 P. M.J Circle No. 2, Mr*. In. are: "Blue Danube W a l t *," Hop for veterans ami while here ated with nasturtium* and other (iladv'H III nth II nf Ut'llf Giiwlo ! \l;iyU* i :i i r o l l fiirurrtl hiW .. I. Frazier, chairm an. with Stiiiu**, which will lie played by they "yUltcd friends.colorful Spring flowers. | , visiting ; hrr 4imiijMr*,# Il.-tty ituitni-ci ipi w imiM In* Hi'll it o Mm L, I. Frazier, Celery Avenue Betty Jean Rhenpatd; “ H oliday,' Mrs. W. ('. Ih-k|e, chairman. F. . kl-, for tlie’ wri'kriMl RIMhI Lit •«iHll• ilay. M ;i)lt - hr a t 3:30 P. M.j Circle No. 3, Mr*. Ponce John SlnviiD of New -York City by Mr*. F.rnest Southwnid; JTTI'-Iiled. Mrs. W. S. Thornton .1...... i |»:irt\ u H- w». . u* •tkllt'l Itul A• Muiitk-r if ! •’ t-vr, J . S. Krider. cbairuian. with Mr*. "Shower of S tars,” Wncha, tiy irlu n tn l in tii« home afte r gave mi appropriate Km-I i-i story il>...V Gleni I mi .lay nr. Hh'ti* « • S: J N. (iillon, 1201 Palmetto Ave­ it w•MlM hrm|» nn»n- til Ul M arjorie Ann Sheppard: “Clair v ijuliuiz hi* d au ^ h tv * . Mr*. K ath ­ Us th e ., devotiiuinl Sira. ' P-. A.. SI •r A If litm krr- Mr*. nt *•III' !mir. .ktii! C 11.0011 n ir at 3:30 P. M.; Circle No. 4, dr DtBuiM y, “ b | ^ Lillian erine Ifki’mk* ahif Mr*. Jack Rati- Rowluud gnye the int**lon stil-l) I i .4-*t«t> « fiilhrr. In* li ft for .if .innlhn \ . t. thill'* ju-i \\ h ,! till Mr*. II. I t McC bsI n. chair M o rl.une," an; "Tnnnhauscr M arch,’ gan. hook “The Devine F'atlu-i hi-mf." No i 3 lirk . Apill I man, with Mr*. II. II. MrCn*lin. t h..-. win. fie did. Plans we to discussed for painting cnii.ycl Hie nffiilr were- F J . | The original ninnuscrint of 510 Magnolia Avenue at 3:30 Wagner, by Olyve Ann Adams; "N octurne Op 0 No. 2," Chopin, MS 2/c Julian Murphy has re the nursery in the annex. le. Rev K.vehlci Roll Dnl-noks, | "Alice In Wonderland" wa* m P, M.; Circle No. 6, Mi*. C. L. by Peggy Pippin. n-ivisl hi* discharge ami returned Circle No. 5 hn* rhnruc of com­ A 1’ianklin. II I Alford, Lena J I . .Ill loll in D.i J h, in the iH».*e**toM Redding, ehufrmnn, with Mr*. V. Dwight Peck will play an or* home after ‘ serving in the l). S. munion and flower* for the Pickering, II M. (ileusou, F A. of. the inlginnl "A llre." Theie, M. Oreene, Jew ett’* Lane at 3:30 P. ’M.j Circle No. 0. Mr*. II. M. gan solo, "A t Fjvenlng.” by Wil­ Naval Reserve. He i* the ion of month of April and the follow­ Douglas nn.I A. R. Ilonkiti*. Im n-. on A ptil :t of thut year. Hi. A.. to take or gue«t. MViimnck. ehulrmnn, with Mr*. II. son. Mra. Fjdward II. Potter. Jr. Mr. and Mm. S. A. M urphy who ing were appointed , S. Rosriihach. a New York dealer charge: Mr*. J. II. Crawford, “ l. Womack, (113 Magnolia Ava­ will play “ I.lebestraum No. .3’* reside a t 1800 Lake /tYenue. Mr*. C. S. Donnhl*on ip -d Mr*. and eollrctor, bought the matin communion; Mr*. A. C. Starke J F Roliin-on i p. in Thu* lav in script fm 15. loo pound- In ..oi ru a at 3:30 P. M. with Mm. It. by Liszt. Nancy Williams will VF and Mr*. J. It. Stryker, and Mrs. II. (’. Morgan, flower* Orlando. conclude the program with "S ta c­ II. tValthour g* eo-ho»te»*. money, that i a h'-ile nvri t Mr. and Mr*. L. II. McLeod and for Palm Sunday; Mr*. Deklo an I twill, St. Monica C'h au le r of the cato Etude” by Rubinstein. . Ralph William* Mi anil Mr*, Mis* Norma Schultz nf Orlando Mr*. M. R. Stricklnml, flower* I alter, D i, R i.-euharh sold the Holy Cm** Episcopal Church e tilit(a llie d with a birth lay p " '> were guest* nf Mr. and Mr*. Fid for F aster Sunday. In (hi ||»||* Kiel* ie|l|T9* It Mv .1 a nrirk will meet a t the home of Mm. d»ghti their little Higgins during the Veteran* l< Irim . ii . »•lav in N»" ^..tk A fter the business session a ib. wa three Inhn Tatum. tf-L’220 West Fir*t > .t ! iaf' IlnmrrnutiiiK Celebration. II*. I.elll..... . . ••llrttltui 1 r.»r • novel Fjnslet eonle-t wa* enjoyed i 1 • In.lx.l i-.l go* Street, til 8 .in P 'I i 11k•1• l»**.ik .bint and the p u re was nwuidi-.l l •■ nl I •!•• gifl1 "t*h •*' mi t Tl E s im »M iRalph Wight, son of Mr*. Alice Mr*. I.- F i mu in Ri-fie*htoi lit* j \n.| The meeting ul the Hoys it The F'irst C hristian Church, Wight, u n ite d pilot. 1 m ill •1• t n 111|; \%•■i*1 ttii mi* \mmi itlt.tt It 1Ml :it<I'll il|' In California h Hr lh-« 1Li’t d h ip tin- following i VV’w xkiaft which wa. scheduled 1G00 Sanford Avenue will Iw-gin a Wednesday front the Philippine* were seiw-d to . 'i h lltl •*h»\ • aki ;n >1 Dt m n n h et- Mrs. It I. ShuilmD- i . | fo r Monday night.w ill l>* held on two weeks pre-Fu>*ter Fjvangel• i \ «•I • ft. 1 ll.eU Im- it*It! Vlit » hjii k *ir mi « n^Tuesday night instetnl. according istk inerting on Sunday, it » as where he Im* been for the past Mr* I- I: Wilson, Mi. .1 It. * It..Iltu .1 l».!... « Mil in.." i** i »| •I tiin i*:* •». • I •» an aniiounceiuenl today by announced toilny. *Tk<- minister, IK months. Hr expert* to lie ( raw fill.I Mi, f; i ; K ilpalrlrk, ^t» a i: l». w *• *. do ID nlifv home next week. T h t i:. v i h niIt - I II ” IfMr* C. V Hoover. Mr* W ( i. l,;' link (Mill Hot k.* h* h*i. i !l. J. Finch. The Tuesday night William I’. Yc»ley, will do th ; v*1.11 .. i .dr until , th. um* Dekle, Mi- I’ A Rowland and S>; \n 1 in-v iceting will in incorporated with preaching assisted by M. J. "A l” fit -I . all.M «i Friend* of Marvin I). Swanson, Mr*. J \ Azzarello and song i*ui'-t IM m . *-i tu\ mil M'd Mmiui KIU • \\ lit... i he regular au-etmg of the Wood­ W iggins n. soloist .1 > r 11 I II I i’ a MMO.M 3 /f formerly of Sanford I Also Mr* W. K Thoinloii, Mrs. of liiillllt man of the World ami Mr. Finch leader. Services ate to he held will lie glad In Irani th a t he i* u in tr the -t«*r> • ilMtllnl “ lit W..I ft.I -Mill u Im.III a littlr jjiil iiiiinrtl -aid that u v n y interesting pro­ each night with, the exception of •pending a 30-day leave with hi* W alter i ’lark, Mr*. Nettle Tllllt, Ml.1. I» ( M'llftttl *|M Mm. J. F. Courier. Mr*. George gram had been nrrnngcd. The of­ Saturday at 7:3» p. in. Th-- puhlic \l» •f*ih\ Mil*- H S i!.nf .i.l .tin p , nn.I |*9 •*—•*i. t • I parents,1 Mr. ami Mm. A. A, McCruni. Mr*. M. It Striekhmil, m -.l.tv in l»M:tl ! he ficer* for thy coming year for U cordially Invltril. „f SI \ le. •i . i I9I..HUA4 I l|»t In it* Swanson of Minneapolis, Minn.. Jr., nnd Mis* June Waddell. I l.l'ltll f»*4 I hi | - ( .1.0 tii« Hoy* of \\n n d rraft will lie In keeping wdth the recent re­ lit J.M k aiillA till ]k'i-t tin , elected during the meeting. All vival of interest in the field <f Iieforr going to Great latkes. III. M i ! It Mr*. ( ’ S h- ftalilu ti oil*. iMt’.lltlr Ml- 11hi = Mil 4* Rev. Vests,* Swanson spent 20 month* In th* member* of Ixdh oigunizntlon*. | Christian theology M* l«Ya«h i* fi tt **.«».• *.i . a • d it d I I I I I I 4.1 | l w.i* Finch added, are urged to he <*ald he plans to review the great South Pacific. ' ■ dim Hu- fut.tinj^ t.tuit i . . %ft Ills • lM|f •«# Jteltll ,t f m sls4> t«* Idoctrint* of the Bible that are £>ra*ent. • kTii*» !*» make rullertorII I . r 44*4*tIt »| i .1 \ Mrs. J. P. Thompson and p a r­ -commonly believed. "All *>*l»r i4 v Ml-w ll.lu l-4 M » . h* I ♦»*•»*•’11 llll*l !•> hi 19l|fli«|T the hiuhi'wl Mr. nnd Mr*. A. It. Hall of R r v p r r n t l C laude W. S m i th of llt'r t«*n-tl» f*,wn*i*il ihiw j liever. in the Bible ~sh«uld find ent*. »-\er pniil fm n m b i L »»f ihm Onturio, are guest* at S t .tip a n d f n i m r r [thi* series of sermon* of great Prestaif. 11 the Valdez Hotel for seven* I nt thi* S n n f n iit C!o»| h’I TalHiim»l» I .4*.ft I* 19V" •*» ll»l* * j interest.” Rev. Ye*ley said. •lay*. Mr*. Thompson who fm- will Im* •11 th«* I xiImmfin< It* for t • Sunday morning nt II im) a m . m rrlv made hci limn, with Ml • ' a>« rvii*v« (hirv u t r i He "Dry As Re H-crn Steven* on Park Avenue LAS VFjGAS. Nevada. Apr. 5, the *ublect will l*e Mill «t|M'uk on T h u i««lity Mini K it -d*l— Little Lord F’auntleroy I* Rlcarhctl Boiir*'' ami the evening la visiting friend* while in the lav PVWhllKfa Hi " If. iiVIiu-L ■bout to Im in irried. But th* topic will be ” 1 Will Try God.” city. • • • tirl* were ru t off ipiite soifle Monday evening nt 7:30 o'clock Of hit«r<*«l t.4 the .imt'Miiic •’ *how moving picluies of work tim e ago, because F’reddie Uar- through Friday the topic* will he Mr*. Jiime* FI. Kinney hn* left mi leprosy in India und other i'\cnt miulf tmlny l.y Mi. mill Mr*. an follow*: “Too N ature of God,’’. thdlomew hn* grow n, up to a for Sun. F’ranciscn, Calif, where picture* which rclnte to mission­ A. I*. Kfllv «»f *h«* *•*-( ^m arriageable age. He’* 22 now— “The Personality of Je stiv ” “The she will join h rr husband, CPU aries. He I* under pointment |'h e ir daughter. Work of The Holy Spirit.’ "The Kinney.^ who . he* recently re ­ w* n rnii*inhary to Hawaii nnd •fin d was at the point* of eloping Revelation of God, and ’’’Biblical' turned ‘ frOm the Hawaiian Is­ will ,a i| from California wiU •aih-liti.- .1 s ,i*. i ..f “ p ..»t when hi* aunt interceded. Teaching* Concerning Man." land* after serving IH months hi* wife ami family in lone Me. T l-.- tnnt 11 oge ott- -o l 1 Freddie'* firncee is also lii* The public I* cordially Invili pro** agent. She i* Maely I lawith the U. S. Naval Reserve .1 iti l ’»p 1lit Mil .... M o i.H 12 Mr*. Kinney I* tha form er Hei- to attend t*>lh «• i \ irr« tt iti» ; rielc, several years abler than Mr b 'hi 1 1, 11. II.1. .1 1he , . %ill Im* hrlil nt th»* t I#* t .1 r I, srreen’i- .ino-tline l-tp etiild shrl llumhy. .-hie-'. '.hr .v Miifnid Uilnn«l«* liijfltAA) it* actor, mid already t .tu e .in tille d ., e ..... . So atop 1. • h. Little Claudia Kelly, ilnugfin-i V«»ml (irnrYn Avnim She met F'rcddi* when he was N'avid \ 1 Si at i.. .1 .... j \t* ' iVe y.-iu The T.K.L. Clas* of the First of Jlr. and -Mrs. Claude Kelly of appearing in a littje theater H lltr il •rly a re i tnm m ti<- A im v pioductiun. Mis* Dunfele won a B aptist Church met in the annex Jnckaonvile, is spending .*o|ne time Mr. nnd ■tin* rcorntly retiiriiei ilivorcc yesterday from Mie!u»el Thursday evening with Mis. F« with jeer grandparent*, Mr. and Stolzhrrg; a New York attorney. M. Carroll presiding. The devo­ Mr*. A. L. Kelly of 21)1) laiurel ■r. announce Stephen Randolph, born tisliyg. ut ^ S h e and Freddie were to he tional w as led by Mr*. A. K, Avenue. The rotiple will Die O range General Hospital in home io Portland. Rossctter with prayer being % ta rrl* d today. , of Mr*. A. I- Kelly Orlando. Mr*. Martina i» But Freddie and hi* mint,’ given by Mr*. S. A. Falcnfleld. andFriend* Mr*. Iiculnh Itean will re form er M ary F ilm -l.esher. A fter routine business refresh­ Myllicent Bartholomew, 'flew to Jut* Vegas from Hollywood to ment* w ere served by Mm. M. g ret to learn nf the death-, of Word hit* been teceive.1 Dial talk thing* over. Aunt Myllicent Gumming and her group to the their brother, fCharles iK-au of j| S.’SgL Fatrl Dossey will n rrtv following: Mr*. FL M. Carroll, F'rrnamlinn, April 2 M rs. Kelly frowned upon an clopment. and lomorrow in Hrallle, Wash. aft. ■ the pervlng 'suggested instead nn elaborate Mra. Fj. C. Renton, Mr*. Falcn- and son, Frank, attended witli the Figlith Aitov wedding tw i months from now. field Mr*. M. N. Lumlev. Mr*. funeral servkc* in Jneksmivilh- in th r Pacific Tin-1414*r of .......in Lillian Vieki ry. Mrs. I tlio il* So Freddie tUvl hU br'de-to-he: yetterday, *|4»f|» for 4.114* y4’tl I II*’ Pt|*fbf settled for th»t. They won’t j Ewing, Mr* A. K. UosFi-Ucr, I*, rtrrivp hi Sanf'tiil n o t »%trk • tup* — hut they troth insist Mr*. J. R. Tyler and Mis. l.--ttie New York eoncled price-fixing \ | r». D o sse y and . hildreo have : .they're Intent upon m arriage. j Nix. law* in 1780. *>>een residing in F'lorai ilk-iglit. !Manuscript Sold Of Special bale! LANDAU 17 JEWELS m Sanford Jewelry Exchange 300 Sanford Avenue Mrs. Starke, Mrs. Morgan Hostesses Christian Church To Have 2 Weeks Meet Rev. Smith To Speak On Missionary Work Freddie Bartholomew To Be Married Soon Catherine Kelly Is Wed I'o John Silver T. E. L. Class Moots At Church Annex TERRACE TALK BY ________________ * lursdav shopper* in Sanford. PON D EXTEI. pf Cocoa visiting : MRS. E. w 7SM IT H MRS. and shopping with MRS. CURTIS J . A. PONDER. J. U. LAWSON, LAVENDER of this city. MRS. JA CK RU SSELL MRS. VIR- F . R. NEUF.LL MRS MARVIN ■ GIN IA BROWN. MRS. J.* A ..R T O N K ,- MR8. RUTH STA FW R I G H T . N EIL rPH ILL IPS. FORD, and MRS. EDNA.ADAMS. oBlRS. JEWF.I.L MUSSELWUITE, The Veteran* Homecoming Cel*. T L A. GOODING. MRS. MAR- bretion woe a wonderful »uce«* CARET ROBERTS, MRS. R. L .l . . - T w a a ' hard to *e1e«t the iKNIGHT, MRS. II. E. WEEKLY, |m o e t o o u ta n d la r event* of the MRS. ’ AUDREY POLAK. MRS. day . . . To coordinator and manW. T PARISH. W. B. HICK- ager, GEORGE TOUHY, orchid*f| V. W MRS. W . A- FITTS, general chairm an, and MRS. II. II. MCCA SI.IN , president, put the G ar­ den Club enow over with a hang! MRS. ENDO& -CURLETT, chalrSIMONS and MBS. R -'m a n of Judge* and ribbon*. «aw I.TON. I to it th a t the out-of-town aeA. L- STACF.Y, J. E .! credited judge* were given a delj , MRS. W. B- BRINSON.jIclotle luncheon a t U»e Hotel May. BF:CK, MRS. BRUCE */ a i r . . . Many young ladle* aREY, MRS. H E N R Y l b o u t , the town may remember (SW ELL. F P. MR P- F. GARDNER, a* I wa* adm iring *ome of ' 4 . »now . . . I and epok* . . . the Q. B. era* Judging th* flower* 11 She M IL -'ie now MRS. JOHN W. PATRICK end le. residing In W inter Park . . - The itr e e t dance w as a riot .*r . Everyone " DARI-Y HARROW, FORTSON. MRS. W. J . KETT. A. M. PH ILIPS. GEORGE B A L M K B . W. K. llA Y ES. F- B. DYSON. MRS. J . IL PARRA MORE, MRS. A. P. RANDY. FRED MEETING April 7th - Nth FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SANFORD. FLORIDA SpnitMircd hy (h r Railroad Evangelistic Association S IN O IN C — IN S I’IR I N f i M E S S A fiK S Hear EI)W. 1*. PARRY l.iiromutiM* Engineer E tnnK cliw l o | Jidit-I, Illin o is YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES . , - , A « W ( A V W W iA n«W W i �-—. I — t t Te Fr s A ^ F o n n f iE R A tf i. S A F fp o ifri f t o i i r o A id a y tu b , — INSIDE SPORTS REPORT JULIAN KTENSTROM Pilot Stresses • In thfs'm o rr.ln g 'i mail w r received a le tte r th at nearly floored ur. And without w aiting your tim« any fu rth er, hate it U: T tear Julian : , . . • ' Suppose you'w ill hr refy surprised to Jiaar from m» n," 11 ha* ,l»can ‘a Iprig-lim e since -I*va lean you. Arif), a i on* may way, j t lo t .« f-w afer h at passed under the bridge. I have bean In the 'hospital almost four montlii now. 1 was "In llay Ptnci fpr »om*iim* but waa tran ifa rrad hare to.N aw York fo r treatm ent of a dlilocatad »plnt. H ow tvar, Tv* been able to keep up with thlnjri tiiat have happened In .'anford for I get The Hanford Herald. ‘Of coir**, It’i usually a weak late but It’s Mill good wading. • « . ' 1 sure would love to be there for the big Veteran • Homeeomiir C elebration‘you fellow* are going (o h a rr, From I vc rand ‘It will lie a wowl T will lie (biiiking ntiout It. . Julian. 1 really get a great kick out of your column and would fly JULIAN 8TKN.STROM like to say th a t regardless of all the kicks and comment from some M a n a g e r F.d lievy^ AhUiicy's 'n l vour readers,' yru a re doing a fine lob, and so are all tiro other Sanford Celery Feili are ron11ruling to show a g reat deal of improvement during their current w orkout, a t the Muniri|>«l 1’ark and yesterday's workout was cer­ tainly the most thorough drill the lanky Fed akipper has put his crew through to d a te .. The entire aggregation particl.Since re I nted In n stiff batting practice. he outfielder* were kept busy catching ti e . inothe outfield and Infielder* had hundred* of but ground bull* In sit at them ir.mughmit the drill, It/addiU on lo tho routine work -»ul yerlerd#' Exhibition Tilt In Tampa Today Can■' celled by local Team S W olf Stressing Offensive Action third and refunded . The lUlttr. double paid Solid. The u STEADY yET Preps For Final.. Week Of Rating GAINESVILLE. April f».. (8 r tria l I— That Ray W olf Is an offcnsiV;-minded roaeh Is born# out Iiv Ihe continued stress th a t the Florida inrntor gives th a t phnre >•:. training in th e Univer­ sity 's Spring football workout*. Tho new Wolf double wlng.back system uf play that operates t o ­ y n.l nn unlisianccd line is one. th a t op.Mi* it wide field in the ln> LOKUWOOD. April 6. (Spse... 11 — With the qualifying racoJ lot the Eleventh Annual Central Florida O r} » h e u n d - 0 « * r o y t 0* tor.*1 of getting the ball past tie opposition It is also one that require* a highly developed skill In the o u s t Important football fan* blacking. d a m rlita l l!« f* iw of these fact*: the G alnr gridJrr* are unrlrrgolag one of (he *n*t atrenu«u» Hprie* praytlre p.ewsions in the hlktory of Ihr institu. Hon. . ., . ' Fundam ontats are wnrkeil on by group* nt gvcrv pm itice with the ffZAMK Soddy Groat, Jake Bunch, Mike Conroy Hold Most Leesburg Records LEGAL NOTICE I dgaretteM. Candy B»nt, «tc. • YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED-----i “We Aim lo Pl«M*" ____ MR. A lfa *108. JOHN B INMUSE SIGNS 0 —Dee’s Sifcn Service (6 . D. iANDRESS) Phon. 10*1 ■a >P Jt» 7 • S A N ro n n u k r a ld . rtA N rtrfm ru m m * •' ROBBS HOME BAKERY } Speaking Of Saving Money ill \ »«»• ran M»*e i*.«..»cv on ytMii f ! fits* tillil v%iiiilr*ti-|ltl limit) (till t H * i*v buvriv .» f» year policy. *m j ir p I i of flu* 2n.f. .l|Ti. Ub,nn« •. I W» .>*:u • * .i»rr?ilUm.«. % You per. * fo yi’tti'* %»( iimurance fur I' time. A TlRRIflC VAlXjl Add 35<* ip r, ports']* s Cool, E**y(inp Hindis.1 • Coovthleof Sits tfaiq&t J'tlb*. • CompUla with DsUchsbW Cord. • Suitable lot All Types el Itonli»7. ■ -------------- — i N - T H e - e o w a^ - t i n t , d in t ;— A M M M M A WM I l l U t f - V / .t fl> WWWK M A M M A t RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales--Ilfiitala—Morli:;iift» Loans s — Chicken—Bar Depomluhle Insurance and Honda Word - Dr Land Highway * The ••hjcitlon to buying u 6 ■ro a r policy ha* liecn the neces! IH nf paving the premium fo. year yi m ini nee, or fitinucint. t i e premium and paying carrying rlinriici. , V*. e bare . Ilnilnntnl tliii eh ,<«• ii.>n and pffer you the savi.i - on a year policy With ihe | i ini. hi payable in 6 niinunl in italllilents. Imamadiets I • A ttractive, D ii'.b lo Chrom e Flnlih. . Stod Monty Ordoi or Check (thus tavmtj C O D Chanjct) K&K SALES C O M P A N Y ii.'l I I ’It I s liu r gli L if e Illilg. D e p l, {’-!• I ’i 11 - It u r t; h Room 4. Florida Stall* Hank lluldin fin w iu n s •city Moors'* New Proems 1■•■,»i»i. »i*r Jn. iloU (looked. Tim* Uo.it. Pawl ! lisM y T o te ’ oinl T r U ; . •H k' r i m . a w * — J'<« jotte l<li*i*l*lo HoeeP K itllrr. Painted Ursuty. Ilir* II.. Inin Halt. Sir. ■ Way*, lls n flr NOTICE —«*p*rt sdrlc* Bus An E sam inatinn on the Conxtituiion of the United States will bt At the office nf |h« Superintendent irv the Court House, SkrtHM, Florkfa I t two o'clock on Saturday aftornoon. ApHl 9. tW #. F o r fu rth er information call on the S uperintendent/ s a Lb - Bgtterle* A B attery Charging . H. B. rO P B COMPANY. INC. ‘ l f o i 0*i«rT. folly equipped and to recap your tirqi. mbber or synthetic, ExacRy whol you h*w» c r j the jtd h s v y In in o p r * ; y i,-.:urtnco pro!ecljeit YOU DRIVE IT! Will be kc!*f i i the .Sanford Juniui llltfh .ScIumiI fot W HITI liliiniitt » tut nt CrtHini* Acjidrmv lot NKt*ltOKS at him* oY!< on Friday morning. April 12. It*!*• SENKAIUK Glass & Mirror Co, TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starling1 Rate days $25.01 T . W.‘ L n w lo n . S u p t. Adequoie Amount C o n c re te P ip e , H uildinyf n io c k s. Ili-n d y -m lx etl C o n tr e te . S e p llc T a n k s . C o n c r e te F c n re I'rw t, W ell C u rlis an il /> P r o p e r l y M tr k c n * . GIRL lot soda Fountain at Lartey’t Drug Store. P art time or full time8TKAM CLKANINU STEADY end p ert tmie clerks, I tun belter, chaakls ru*t H A A Dept. Store. they are chian. Promptly SALESLADY wanted, preferably toroughjy done. with some knowledge of short­ ru|KTt)r values arc up. I’nwr ILLCM MOTOR HALEB hand and bookkeeping. Cole­ if th e dollar to buy rr|« ir* is ot 208 W. 1st 8L ' man's. Phone 147. he way dow n! Have you had itu NOGRAIM’ER. knowli-ili-c of m o u n t o f y o u r f ire in s u r a tin lOrihand. Apply Cha*c A Co. h erk rd SR.iinst this alarming silo.ion? tkT nrr another day, /TV \ ik e a d v n n ts g c o f o u r q irrt opinion. We will ta j^ H g , I ’LL bu y . youx.car, reganllr^t ef Mge or condition. Roy Heel, idly advise you without DiOJftct L bsrgiilo 111 • 300 W. 2nd St. • oligalion. Call u t today, ~ ry } Joned anti, raflir 6 TO B room house lofnt-il in or ichlne w r (his j y r Hghford. W rite Bus 40, WANilO> P h o n e 1211 PADGETT COULD HARDLY DRAG HOME FROM WORK UotutiKu Soon Proved It* Worth. Declares Contrmtor. Ents AnythittK. Sleep* Fine mul Feels Like Pit ferent Man. • • • f i.JtM-f ft iftl. 1 J.erwlla ■ f *11. tni.v. 4«I ’*/ H <f p '*f» "1 r •••« » Lrtllnj up ■ p La. •* r the *•«*«. t • . ,r *■ I * • ->t «-r m m‘| • h *-TgjUrjr and U*lti»f kmw. t I I It r ll I VIL.I|| t i ’A )J ite tie t Ukilif r. * >! N k M.gr ilm/vlit f..r I i t .1' in•u, i *^.| «ner©wt|ultjr : tf '.R tJ f I h h . Dap«'a dr© I**.;* » »•- ( * r| M|» Ik© If nlWw ut Krtfr i . ?t.twa ft a*1*ee-'t )«rri;<itK9UA* MU tlt>M )t ii Ll* 1. UkD-dti'a Pllli, ,' * . B. B. Crumley r i d d * t n rt8c « dotep. Ho Grocery, Phone 441 General Insurance Atlantic National Bank Building DEPENDABLI AND PROMPT Drydcaning Service LANKY’S DRY CLEANIN'! The P R lM m v A H F O L '* 1 0 U ) WORST. LAWN mower wanted In good condRiuh. Phone 1008-M. TAFKRThY put oh A six-foot Uphelstei^il lounge, rocker, and DODGE 4 door s*< excellent condiil L Verne Williamson, M art. J r , d*c*»**d, laic of said c e e n t y .; to ths County Jadg* ol Hem lnolt Coenty, Florida, a l h's office In th t co o n hnues of said f* o m ttr ■« iwmfnrd. n o r w * . wtihttt eight exleadar ateaihu from tbs Hun of t&e first eubllratlon « f IN* notice. jr*rh rlalm d r demand ahalt hd tn w ritin g , nnd ehsll stale Iks p lsrc of rreldenc* and > o t offloe nddrwst nf Ihe elnlmant. ,vnd •U til , 1m atrurp in h r Ih# clalm anl. agent or allorney, and any sued vlr.lm p r demand not no file d- shell he void ’ lye. R .12 Sanford, Florida. 4 J T 'o r a n f * Ave. Y'S bike, new- tffes, brain! » Ur* set seperato, excellent n d I t I o n , reasonable, cash. "I’l.Y CHIEF Ol’ERATOI • 5 weekdays Peninsular Concrete Pipe CJN HELP WANTED O l E t K-l » S in g le n r iM nrrtvd Ager* Ifi - SS E x p e r ie n c e t'nneceH H gr)' © I ’nisi w h ile le a r n in g • l 'r e i|ii e n l in c re a s e s • O v e r tim e p ay © I 'a itl v a c a tio n s © T a x i n t h s e r v i c e fn. la te luiurn CONCRETE PRODUCTS BKVF.RI.Y • LAVEHNK APT. IlffTKI. FURNISHED apartm enU . reason­ able rate* include all .utilities and gat age. East (Irave* Ave.. Orange City, off Highway 17. f ir e ami llso. Wrecked ami Imrnor old cars for posts. R atliff A Sons Phone 237-W P. O. Box 1470, Sanford, Fla. FEED STORE IV r infoimation rail « i Miss Loth Hand, Supnvi*o| at Sanford Junior High .School or the 1 minty superlntemlcnt the f e u r t House, > . ca n b e titlcrm lneM before* ; MaPmt'fr. HUNT’S TUXEDO STRiCKLAND MORRISON Suholnrship Examinations APARTMKNT—I or 2 bedrooms, gas for cm,king, private en­ trance. Mr*. Short, phone 4502. hand by a Aik vt eksot fkU vnwlwoi fXI( u n t i l A*k, I**. Is* a Hsv*#1 ACAR FOR RENT FURNIfifffeD bungalow. Ph-rne W8-W. ________________ Apartment for rent. 019 W. F irst Street. _ BABY CHICK TIME — IS HERE! - . - PHONE 200 WPI)'l C L A S S IF IE D H A TER 1P« pet line for one Insertion 08c per line for 3 insertions 07c per line fin sis Insertion* CSc per line for SC Insertions Minimus* charge 30c Count S words to a line Including phone and address P6r h.U l*»*n*s.y »a#»Ki — Ifcs bs^Wl IW«I le w sk e* SLIM) n O Y J O H N S O N tI K Il H A lL N - U K a llA 'U R A ^ l 1 m ite s p o t f l h o f S a n fo rd , nn Rotate l ” D R lftt; TH E FAMILY I RHY WANTS TO SI F. v e ftis e tn e n t V m a in rl* H * .r| *My IL .rb e. iM u u . r*.ubl IMIr. Mu per |lu|>rr. J* n e j i o i | i„ n ri). |i»n »m li' sul Murrh. ■ ’ •• ' S' oiltcjut:* C an t lot thW liuTpen fo v ?®1 . 5 ‘ • M eal — WSUN, WLOF I— I I Ho. T» union Ut Trnf* Mar* — I ' l ) MM p r o p :: ; l,1'.sifirah<» u/Bt la* C o m p le te ' • (h efr* r iliitto n s I’ali- iNn-d. war so blew In flr.dlajj their * I — *rUh Mat* you tore la hr*, rtsiufts s « « taler* l* f latricuin* •• or #ola* wImwm* tar ootul *.w**«» lo SWo kru.so Superintendent rJa a fk Hare — . rw turt IQ alnle w a .Mo m *. * I Ml J* t| i ly p i) L*otl, Ari r* er. W k*: li* ». J li*rt AatO* Hell. O liver I He* anil l-u c a r .Simp Its. t — ».'!• Mill >|rir> W idow, llrn d 1 i ' l . m . r tilr L l l . r k i r - L u . This ctv .n lr, s h i - : t d L-rr * (/y g jlrc'y k f in , v.lll h o v ) o SPHCIAL — FRIDAY ONLY •* en llnm* Drromloo T. W. LAWTON 8 OR 4 room furnlahod ap art­ . ment. Phon* CAO-IL. ETKRAN and wife desire un­ furnished house or a p a rtm e n t P erm anent Phone 83C-W. • • j DO YOU GROW VEGETABLES? If you w ant to get the m ost out of your vegetable crop this y*«r givd Vigoro Commercial Grower a trial. The experience of many grow•r* proves It’s more profitabU to use. .. w e . omi v y i y p g •a / / fi . m HICK AT U V 11 v rw ! 1*,L * wT \ L — ~ ' _ M S n u u iv iu u M 11 iiao , f I f I | I » A S a a '.'’ ! crop qtritlillo* Inst spell * extra pro fit tr y Vigoro Com- 3 myself home. may he ohUTm-tl Retongs soon gave me relief Drug Co, jgjlMlA at i w t l l D tf in to m naw H o n ri o h t u t »o o H f r o o f , J Like HOME For FORD SERVICE lim tt t>M flu *hind r o o f No SalcB SundayH. No Sales to Minora No Drinking on Promises. Strickland - Morrison, Inc BUSIN FSB SERVICE I t P P I I l ’S K * n 1‘u r t U l U r t . J r . ^aeltafa dVaher. ’nil TK A CTU fo , 718 W. 1st S t rhdnB Repaired or overhauled by «x< HOL1.P.R M o to i l HALKS OMOBTl K and radiator* rereJ. W right and Cohea Gap­ > l i s t A French, I’hoita • HI partner. Ill be delighted with tho many fct thm’nefuijy re^trt, for your * OPEN EVERY NIGHT mini Every Saturday 1 Ms rile Ann Warner ? #.■ M iinlulllr^lur of of Jr m m Benjamin Moore Paints Vim ami esrli of you *r* h*r»b> nollflsd and rsuoIrnM U- prescat nn> c In line aart dmtanda' which 4lR '— •r " - ' DANCE at HI-HAT CLUB liu rk lr, I'ailtln ttan Kaosn U r n * . U ' U * . w 4 anil M lr-li S r. aifc Hare — » / !• ' P n h > * li fpav*. N nrlh g Stml, CiiuM illM o h irtW l* »rr ask id to be on4*nt® »° *™1 to bo closed out, Lucky Pilot, owned by Ray K. Holme*, set up a new tiwck record for the 3/lCU> mite last dgnt by winning the eighth rmco n 18UL The rerorrf tim e was 1>-1. Lucky Pilot I cat out A maxing i la y the n n all sum of lt.4 d . •!.4b and M.20. ' . ... Tommy T ate, one - ROLLS CAKES 0.1^ P I E S mE and atsih in w * r 1 -H kJ . i . iliiH a M a Us u i llerr* Km. J«vl*l Ih HAVES . tn f Jemmle, winner t.urh v ^ • Change In Owwrthof lM “LOBBY NEW8 . '1 '1 { r^ r 1 • • • -• -■ FRANK’S TAVERN and HI-HAT CLUB New Track Record Set Last Night By Lucky Pilot in 8th id lie drill I'hecaing as.lgnm ents. . w ai alio I Wolf is not a slave driver, but I'U* ng bv the he U a hard worker hlhisilf anil j tai tapoct* every man under him, rWmit i h . Ida t e r and coach, to work a* hard. . iia'itici* I'orhnp* Wolf's driving splr.i r Include j is. in o tiv ato l by tho fact that ho ir*t luse. ■him self knows b jtte r than any. n il''o n e else the proliLm facing the and ' Pnn .H atora n est rail. ^ • The nthci Initiafiy, thr n,*fl the tough y.W hitncr •rheduto th a t m u it be played, ii. sreond. m en , thero's the mental a ttltu J ) i^bri-M Ad CATC short an I of the players staring him in tin O p TWC CLPVtfuAdO j.'nce. T l.r nilm l . n i s i th at to iriOiAriS said that [ovcicome the drfeatl*t attitude ■ on the | itcepseatcl In th j .minds of play, rhnitstop. rrs and (ialu r tuckers alike, the dp MkS A b o f o f C M n rf if ,o » ul into n iiv a m will Itavt to get n jump on -tpi5 16KR. 0uf VovbJsifkui# effo rt t« | one of tb r eaily opponents and t-b HAfb dfc -AfP le lA*»'d 4-S jptf game. Jess W illard of Otlando has ju st notlfle.1 us th at he's putting Wolf ha* snmr good play­ on a midge' suto raring card Sunday aiiern ro n at the Seminole ers linrd up fer next year, Speedway. The race* will lie run on the recently completed q u aiter but he k n o es that It's play­ mile hanked oval. W’IH»rd will participate in the event* and this ers who can be. ready next will I* hit Initial attem pt to run over the new course. Willard says Fell th a t he must seek sad lie’s slgntd some of the best driver* now. in this part uf ths country not. players whe have pos­ for the Sunday afternovn attraction. Tim e trails will sta rt at 1:00 sibilities or developing in the o'clock and the first event will begin promptly at 2:00 o'clock. These next two years. per fin m il* umj such n move will also be u rvservtd section for the colored patrons. would give Uic Fed* u veteran By 1.EAUUE SEItVICF. BUREAU crown. Frnm the wiles of the Associated l’r**s comes this story outfield. Duve liridu, a 11 Ii n u g h he * SILVER SI'UINU, A pr. 6. (Spe­ flack In 1938. Bunch set six eoncernlng !' r ’.i - Pasqusl and his hand of Mexican L e a g u e cial j —When flas* D Florida S ta te records, including two league rw outlaws. F. h o -1« -I, a P*lr of St. Paul Saints were recently worked out with the club, hitiii’t <m.i th a t have stood since. He signiii his contract. approached ' -'■* '* ' e bend's agents. However, they thu* far have actually le a g u e "hnt-stnver*'' gather to However, both tavy-W hllner anil . _ ________ ___ review past history, they m ust hurled 340.2 innings and com­ refused to i.-c*iii anv of the offer*. Anyway, here’* the story: The * - • ..-agee If continuing to occupy ths attention of llusiness M siugsi Claude .W hbl.,C leij*nd capturx-d first a ru fs c c w l invariably 'tu r n i , . Hie .ilw ava pleted 32 game* for sth e best don have dsciar.-d ihui Bride may j p ru e* . rcspoctively, during the troaljeaum e Iieejluirg entrie*. fo r ih rw te g In league history In those National and American league club owner*. Clark (iriffith r f the W ashington Senators salik today thnt he's j sign tom onow . Buds, wno c*mc V itn a n * ’ r>ay nom • aim in g ,g v .f few club* have preduced such fields. In the taro# year, he act ready to wage (nil scale w arfare against the Ncxlcan loop by barrin g , here with the St. Paul S ain t,. I tournam ent held -crl too fo nliw 'f colorful star* a , Jake Bunch, a cluli record in fanning 169 men ft r ilf« nil ptn'-er* who jumn to the lecguc eouth of the border. h.vs been pub on second base a iu Countr» Club W ed r^ d a v »ft-?c- i o»ldy (ir-’ut an ! Mike County, and g i- reason, a r f i cluli record in Interviewed a t Orlando. G riffith said he firm ly Iwlleves thnr players the Jed p ic, feels th a t tie, will noon, according t«> an announce- o r , such eonsUteniiy good mun- allowing ol » Rival a**«t td the-club* m ent by Fd U v y -W h itn er. " os Lee Mpadows, Nellie, ovar .110.2 Inning*. who desert United States learues of Hie Mexico circuit should b* bo laivy-W hitner *ay* the workout H orner copped first p rb e In ugers L.sAch. Manuel (lai*. Kmil Y’d», forever b a n e J from bsseimll In the United S tates. II* n'ldeilj was e "very good one and J the tourney, which wa* • a flag ••Were It oUmcwIN i It would bo l!k# a luink p rrilae n t roln»Utinif m believe the club is going to be .tournam ent, w h i n , , with six n/,,l Wilbur UboJ. cashier who had cmbexiled |100,000." Groat and B ao'h -vert literally alright. A* to whether or not stroke* left, h$ ended up on the The owner of the Washington rii<J> continuedi—’ Those jilayer* I’ll piny myself, I'm # not sure Both fairw ay. "one-m an" te am * .for the colorful ,. who remained loya! should not have to subm it bo the ordeal of com- yet. If the hot w eather .con McClelland ended play after Mohawk Indian hold* alm ost all noting against or associating with violator* of thefr sgreem snts. Thi< tinues 141 probably be alsight. his drive on the ]9th hole. of the cluli offentive records, O n ly -o th e r pitching record He places of th .se men who desert lo tl*. Mexican l « j p i while the elongated Bunch holds . . .... . Ilowwrvr, I'm having some -Iron- _____ - — ------ Ight have set, th a t of ram es by other men of eoual or greater ablllty. nagardlM s of that. th on by a Leesburg pitcher, is disripllno of tmseball must be preserved. W ere baseball fa adopt * nty nnklo the other day In bat­ rid by Kaloseh of the 1910 hurtting practice.” * g sta ff. . Tho tilt scheduled toduy to be O ther Ckjb batting loaders; nlayed trn Tamtm ag a in st the asc hits Yoshell. 1910, 178: .Smoker* wa* callsd off. The club double*. Risk, IIj39, 31: triple*. in Maxim f.ltv th a t_as he put It—there will lie mutiny in the ilans to workout under the G roat, 1940 and 1 9 0 , *0; liomet*. S n S d j a D » l« n . ,.m p » n l m . o m .l h j ., J J * * 8 * if n i r t i ’ ight* Monday night and will play their first of several exhibi­ G roat, 1938, seven; total bases, tion gam es here Tuesday night i . k k i m v r o t .R . • «-.v ».m ___ , . itrew l, 1930. 2.12 j run* b atted In, Mexican league, and JKnl. d e c la re d :-“ Nearly all the Dodgerp are against West I'ulm Beach. , l-.r,h .|,.r,i th res short of thr’ record set i n 1 Drews. 94*. stolen bsso*. Clemons. ; The Fed management also 'an­ T I I K , f.T A T IS <<F F la ilt lllA .- * fed up with Branch Rickey .n d are ^ * r u . w in e U . Magico1940 by Leesburg's Thomas. ’ 11938, 69. ttiiK i-riN iin. t o L n k hov jnii . ij , 'P resid en t Jorge Pasquel of the Mexican leop exhlbltsd 17 nounced that Joe Morris, nn In Oroet had previously set ths O ther clt© fielding Under*: nfa>l*" rasldenre soil sU<lrr*a rablsgram . from unidentified American player*, seeking Information. fielder, hs* been given his re ­ I* unkuoMrsl club record for homer* with seven M cW horter, 1941, lb. -987; Drews lease. , ■>,: > -"i ait. Iikr«b> noil,'I-it Ih sl In 19.’Cl ond time* struck out, 110 1930, 2,b. league record, .987; Risk, £ & np i m loy b ^ J t h . J c ’e .^ N o w they The four new player* th at soli for illiu tc a ' lias t>*rn IMall l n ‘ 1939. • 1930. ab; Owed. 1941, short»tn «i r u n la <ltv i ‘tn nit c.oirl arrived Wednesday p artirlp atad iiK Hrm fiiSIr I V i i n ll, H -.rM # In Conroy. with a sparkling J M . ;»°P. Arnold, 1637, outIn the workout. AI Vermillion Ifui Mm n<-ef y t>- R V A t-K K t i n . K - In 190 beeaWb the first rookie fM ders, .070:, Pv>>fh. IjMl. « * • looks to t<n a likely^ pn0p{ct You s i r h e rrli) j r ’;i0 Mit to fit* Tind also K vsrctl F aster, another f ou r w ritte n npprursne* w ’ lh III* In league history to p in 4 b aitin g chers, .YM2. uso.laaau If Inwlia I n k - uf sai4 ( ourt In ths County Unitell Stales If Ova Mexican league suffer* any *?}>&*•*1 f u e rt llo o sr at Ksnfnrd, K lo rliiv on nr tiefurv Monflaj. th s Sth .toy Hr.bsd ultra a week fnr four . ( t) Circuit CoUA ol Uomlnolo County, « i finish the season and to the Mexican U a g u a If It-fin ish es It. of Star. A . 1>. I N < or n slW ^uU .. wnoka m Ihe nanfurd P lurid*. Will ha snloretl agataai rn s u n j *t-n»*tutlvt uf Uiulotsk yiui 1-1-i m i l r u n ., milt prm-eeil Ks I ‘mi - ", lli mill IT.SUHH in >. tin lot u tul th e e.-ol hoped th a t hia hitting will im t m it K I t R U t b i t this notlto be |.iib. u f said CouM th is e tu i day o f prove. Via lull. A, I t . l i t * •XOTICK _ • f! i . tiyuiN iK iy IN T I I K I D P I t T u r T IIM C O U N T Y Clerk «f Ctrcult Court fur J C I H I K . K K M IM II.B C O C N T Y . Uomtaot* Cuiiuiy. Klurtda. h iU lllliA IN P IIU U A T B .Xki-rmsn. Untlaro X Al««ri**n In rw. Katato ut .M turnrrs fur I’lnlnFfC J U I I N C C I I T I K I I A I t T . Jit.. Orlando. Ktorlda. . D tw sw S. . I la Uie Swford Allnntlc #N«tlon«lBMlj- BHf. I C ircu it Court. Meat! H1I0W CARD AND POSTEIte To All Credllor‘s sod Ptr**** lls i' lag Claim* or Ucmande Against iielection of Mngmilneii, Comic HooIib. Clf»w, Bald Calami . ; S: tssui 1 1 m is c e l l a n e o u s I atM PK e c io h h t ir e s ’ FINE QUALITY WHISKEY WI N E RUM �FRIDAY, T H E SANFORD H ERA LD , APRIL 6 STATE NEWS B R I E F S •' H a a g — - WII.LARI) CONNOLLY W hether to dry clean or launder the Mat* constitution, and (h en to sew up the veeak spota and patch on tom e new am endm ents o n - t h r “antlrptated* ' jrafmferil.^or throw the whole th in e into the a*h can and d raft a new constltuconvention in I'anam a City. S ena­ tor Henry S. Maynard of 8 l. PeU nlnirg- favored the am end­ ments. Senator Thomas of P en­ sacola said he believed the Legis­ lature would favor a convention to d raft a new constitution, a proposal favored by J. Kd Stokes, form er legislator, who said county government had become antiqua­ ted in Florida. For A Drive IN m A SUR1NG CHECK-up hung your car T u n ^ r r B ra k e B tlovem or Millard .Caldwell perhaps thought he had a nice, big crowd to address where he spoke nt-the~Veternn*irhnm«com1ng c a b . -bratloo Wednesday in Hanford from the .Seminole C ourt House step*. It m ust have been a bit of u shock when he hurried from his speech making to the softball field behind the court house to | find a crowd twice as big, standing in lint aw aiting the serving of free hnrhi.ru.»d meat. The governor ute heartily, however, it was reported. A d‘ holler m o to r SALES Saturday has been proclaimed Army day iA Florida by Governor Caldwell in accordance w ith the dnte set for the nation, bv Con­ gress for this annual olrservance. He has urged F'loridians to "sol­ emnly respect this occasion and b j mindful of the A rm y’s needs nml sacrifices." ... A S -a*' w *J*****1**1**1**1**1**1**J»♦*1* IJSONAL LOANS V .w r 'r The governor,' however, stood ■'lie hei*t of' the mid-day sun on the (Hurt house steps much better limn two iiienitx-rs of his cabin*!. First Slat,- A ttorney J. Tom Watson ilurlusl into the shade Inside, nml then S tate Com ptrol­ ler J. 51. I,ee, mopping his brow, hud to re lirr front the too strong rays of old Sol. Governor Caltb well, In a natty, lightw eight tan suit, me mod undisturbed by the heat. * *J**1**1* ♦*< MONEY WORRIES ARE UNNECESSARY . I U = H l= I U = U l= U J = ill No mother with the health and appearunco of her fam ily ul heart should take chances by having laundry done care­ lessly under unsanitary con­ ditions. Visit this laundry and scy for yourself the care and sanitary measure employed: nlwaysl The Paclflr ocean's mean depth is much g rea ter titan th a t of the Atlantic. > ❖ W hstevfr your personal money . problemH, we can Holve them. Con* s u i t uh to d a y a b o u t a p e rn o h a l loon. 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Fair and mild tonight. z m lb AN INDEPENDENT D A Il.f NEWSPAPEK ™ ___ VOLUME XXXVII, .W mi i'i . 11,1 i _■ Establkhed Ip08 . 1- w * Steel Industry { (Feels Effect OfCoalStrike „ S A N F O R D , F I /M U D A . > llt> yji m |p m ilj ■flj* Qj Qj of m Qj Qj3 I m f i in -y* - a i •■ Associated P rn« loosed Wire' AJ’H ll, . 8 , ' 1 9 |6 . NO. 114 — WARSAW WILL NEyER FORGET THE LUFTWAFFE Is Nothing Secret About Soviet Pact Iran Savs CW Production Resumes Today After Five ■ Month Walkout At Yale, Towne Plant I .M O N D A Y , h-ge Ammunition; v.2Rcacheg cioa7 Depct Explodes in S a i g o n Aren — By Associated ‘Press The strike of 400,000 A.F. of, L. United Mine Worker? in 26 soft coal producing etytes has Bone into ita sec­ ond week. The depiction of stock piles- o f - cake -and coa' has cat deeper into steel pro­ duction. * The atriko has been an or* ®derhr one and both sides are awaiting the resumptipn of contract negotations tomor- .'Officials'- Of French a Army Lose Count of 4 Injured Evacuees Qavam And Final League Of | Premier Russian Reports On Stock Nations Meeting Differ Control Of Oil Firm Held In Geneva Iranian TEHRAN,- Apr. 8 (AP) — Premier Ahmed Hambro Pays Tribute «HV"m ?*yj O'*™is n°ddnjr rr>„ a j T ___] ___. secret about the terms of tho — 1o A liie u L e a d e r s prop6Aed~S6viet-iran!an “ Git- Of World W ar'W ajrrecment and that full dc— ------ ••• Itails will be published shortly. S A I li O N .- F ren ch .ImUr. him (SENEVA, Apr. *. (A’)— PrcsiMeantime, Qavam has ifivL'At r. h, n it A huge French am . lit' * ’munition dump located on tin it 1 1 1 i them n u tsk lits of Snigon r t pf the League of N ations, today | a d d itio n a l d e ta ils o n t h e DRr. s plodexi to-lay. Two hour a fte r, timt the didt-gnu-x wrrV meeting j ture *of Tha proposal to be j i t ■■ Ihitful blast, u » jut it- 1 imi: add io m » bricks nn<l sttaW resented to the next IrnnI*• Me* of explosions eoiitinunl to ' to the building of the United P id tan Parliament for its apr ijw 'in Washington. The m aga­ » • x Saigon. Nations. Hamuro termed tht* zine Steel declared' th a t if the Hie Flench Annv i|uicht> ilnrU.N. "th e Wall of •ccurily" provnl. dispute laata many weeka, the lo ric n d e t ntoutiil the ilaugei The proposed pact calls for the whoie conatructlon wm brcun by •ffse t on at««| production will be end Imi- ui Ih • intinitlmle five leader* of/ u»_.i World■ it7. W sr If. establishm ent of a joint IranianaubeUntial. The industry publi­ mucuatlon of ull civilian*. I'tuc Ilnmbro paid thss* leAilers high Soviet oi| company for a period of loads of tlrnunded still were cation stated th a t production a l­ 60 years. I D uring the first half tribute. Said he: ready has dropped eharply a t ( l nam in g into hospital- nl noon, "Wo cannot meet h rrr without of the term , the Soviet Union " • 'j r a l m ajor production centers, TH E ONCE PROUD CITY O F WARSAW, Poland, I* shown in these new exclusive picture* a* it if to ­ Saigon time. Thep included w o -. a word of gratitude to Winston would control a m ajority of the although output haa been main- day—nothing but complete desolation nnd ruin. An old Polish woman (left) tiiidge* alone down ,<ne men, children and French soldiers, * Churchill, Franklin I). Roosevelt, stock—61 pereent. 'a f balned a t some other*. More than tit) wounded poison*! i j L of the cobblestone streets of the city, half starved and ill-rlnd while (rig h t) a full boy who h < lost Qavam say* th a t durhig the Prime M inister Stalin, GeneralMeanwhile, d (spatetches from hit leg stand* amid a background of u tte r devastation. Nazi plane* leveled the city in Sept cm Iw . I'.'Jt*. ‘ Were said offirltlllv to h ate been ' o'»V ' Issimo Chiang Kai-Shek ami anil Gen- final 26 years of the oil ag ree­ 10*11 in the tia lf-ii W ashington say_____ Labor D epart­ rrnl lie Gaulle. It was the vision ment Iran would c o n tro l.51 per­ • • •• (Intori'.a.ional) ii.'limit'd lii lio-pitul* 1'iiur nfl< i the fimt l»lnwt nl | ment officials are inereaaingly and victory of these men whkh cent of the stock. Moscow says ItcdO A. If. I 1*1wpttxil o fT kllll concerned over the effect o f the shall protect the life of 'ware th a t the proposal calls for Iran suirt they ln*i roun^ after thnt coal atrike in the steel industry. loving nations in the years to apd Russia to share stock on a t •l7»V com e" Thsaa officials have declared th a t .Mi-50 basis during the last 25 • ’ •imiRsi.tiiri K niti t »i the governm ent may take some Ilnmbro paid tribute, ntso, to years of the agreem ent • t .* i t htfiti IswiunI h the United Nations and told the definite action this week. Qavam says all expense, in « «» •iiih|u<’ i••‘|i»r»iii»K tin u.-'emblcxl League delegates that connection with exploitations will n ... w A t Stamford Qpun., production l < I'ltialn (aim . t rm*<I (It was resumed this m orning a t the the l-raguc of Nations was hold-'he borne by Russia, while Iran will < M l* '"in hnil Ihm the ic**ult of mg its final session because the | retain permanent control of the plant of th t Yale and Towne . • tdrnt. U N emliodied what hr cnllr M anufacturing Company, “which territory involved. Qnvam has Ik »ky wn« rluiiti* t v%it ( "hotter idea." not disclosed what areas of Iran I ended Connecticut's longest and I tfllnkt* nn.| llir oidl *•( Tim I-eng no of Nationwo« b itte re st/strik e on record. Tw en­ are covered 111 the agreem ent be­ --------- ’ f 1 . i gunpowtlei p«»r %it.it'sl Sm in-tituted n fter World War I tween Moscow and T ehran, hut ty-* even hundred men ware Idle I lltfuitvc* flout v % • I t«lt| lilt J In the hope it would prove an for qlmoat five months In the dieit I* generally lielleved the Rus­ rvi i *»t»n Kit*» paid rioirK of ■effective instrum ent in preven pute and ever union demands for sians .are interested In areas of weft* tldiiollplteti N\ iintov%:* 1mg the outbreak of another war. northern Iran believed to ho rich a SO percent wage increase and JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 8. (Soe-e incica*r ibiunif the coming week, nod glaa^ fixlurt** were OinltrrI >elegates In the half-emiity in oil. The British now largely union security. The newly signed cinl)— P rotesting sgnln-t recent I Tomato p -ting ha* started, with e l f«»r ntlle-* ftrtmni! ihe • R|ilo»io . i council room were reminded that dominate all oil-producing area* contract rive* all workera a 12 H OPA regulation* which he vit'-w*, heavy vt-unu- rx 'iertr.l the (niter ih*«lor. The kcmling ii.*ppl.i 1their sole ’task was to dissolve cent an hour pay boost. Six new member* of the Rotary a* drastically reducing the utilt pint of tb i. vverk They have a !t t l wn. littered with ml'blc H ERE'S one German rocket that and tia n sfe r the assets of the of the middle cast kingdom. Only the mounder* and feui Informed foreign sources Id Club were indoctrinated Into the ration of Flor.ds'* resource*- large acreage,, imd the crop t* and glas- lingmoiits. reached it* gonl—New York City League >gu< to tho United Nations. w ^ k tr a ara not yet back on th e aims and ideals Of R otary In te r­ Moscow said tosbay It appear*, in go-»l hupo. Wilson, dirt— lo r of William (.. hut not as H itler and his hench­ Thirty-five nation* (vore repre­ Job. The fum acee are not yet national a t the luncheon a t the probable th a t R usila's demand fi volume of totn n tiie a men had intended. The l7 '» ton sented at the final' assembly, that the Iranian Issue he w ith­ ready for them, but company o f­ M ayfair tl.s .l sAJ.^ _fl._______ F loridt $ tn te Fartuer-.' M arket j Fit#“ Ala**-1 I,Itmtteii ,'tl the F l o r i d * ha^ w irfn every lAcrrhrr ot tV° with the United States sitting on ; '"c k e t ts aet un for exhibition at ficials said they expected all Op­ drawn from consideration W o r e utate's ilelcgntum in grille L it) ' M m hut j lu r i n g the week. tV the Aviation Show In New York the sidelines as an official oh- the tra .to -be la foil ay ip g fig. United N a'io tu Security V itunweilbt# ev-waditil IH >♦«#•*»!,,ria g -tro .o •$:■) Vo ♦ift.83’* cmllirt^ 4 iitt lHiijac»Uft» Spectators are dwarfed by server of the proceedings. The Cj - iu II alL i , folLwe.J* T* rnem ber a a ra R obert I.lCht "iffi rin!;* ilt f hstiiit littw action, h t afm^OrPC.f United States never ha* he-m » huge 'inlssle. ( Inter notieiial) A t Camden. N. J* eome These source* base their predic­ R. L. Cornell.'’Jr., Ed Levy WKItNV I nl I at St. and m tiash J2 10. t ‘ Tni»," F«|(l tH rr m em ber of the League. w orkers in 17 of th s netlen's ner. Dick Alkln, Jam es Davidson is ju st another t it * t a tion on what appsrantly are a u th ­ 55.Ml, Mnnrigci C S I1' lilt* The United Nation, aro r*-pr •- enticated shlpyaal* have filed notice to and Roy Williamson. dispatches reaching sinter tn his report. regim entation for IN .anted «t tin- meeting an Moscow ssytog Prem ier Qavam , strike on or a fte r K ey 7 If de­ “ F irit picking- of the ncregim entation. In mv iimni official observer and an • ight-. Previously fisorge A. Speer, ^Effective on tin . I, mands for an 18 cant hourly w age ca n 't see th « t it sciv.m Sm Spring crop of t'liimtooa move man committee named to decide ha* agreed to recommend such a boost are nut m e t F orty-six newly elected president of the purpose save to tlc h tm the gr p over the F ort Pierce Market dor or catclilng of iniy to w hat use* tins U.N. ahuifld put procedure to th* Security Council. club, was introduced end express­ fish within tin- Imnndniirs o! the However, these same sources ssy shipyards in the nation already of the regim entation i.nthj i ing the last Weekly report pi rio tho .League's buildings. ed his appreciation for the honor S tate of Yloridu by use of -cine th a t should the Iranian case bo have agreed to p sy the w age In­ on the cuuntry In tld j i fit, • M anager M. K. William* etnU* or conferred upon him and urged net will lie unlawful, It wax continued before the S ecurity crease, recommended by the ahlpthe eupport of his fellow members tim e era in which we had ex­ Sltcs^i're ru'nnlnr larg e'am i nun' “r.|.T V '‘ u '/ T r c 'l i ^\VaU-r'^lr * “ ‘ buil Council, euch action would bo re­ wage conference. th a t grip to I*' tooafmti." m ■< In striving for • good record for pected garded as "moxt unfriendly.* T h a text of Wilson's m m - c c the coming year. “ I will do my mcetliipul Jacksonville, Thur Front page cliturint in the ctlltlliers have been sold on tl addressed to each remit best," he said. day. according to Porter II Communist P arty new spaper Fort Pierce Mnrkrt nt f!*. I'l-ppc loinsinu. piesolent of the Hem renresvntativo in Cong re Pointing out th a t' there are loWst Prsvda ssys: "Isn ’t it clear th a t at 12 to $3.50. Manager W llllitn inole Unuiity Sportsmen's "As-o 6,530 clubs in 09 countries of tho in relation* between the Soviet tale- thnt 'The grower* nod tor.’’ elation, who ntli'inled the no-etioc “Recent O l’A ruling- m n .i t m world. Mr, Haynes said that only home slaughtering of nn Union and Iran, there was not <r- n>. rntblltnsti, ii—cl the i lum tltliei mnendnieiils adoptetl in-l On* representative from each bust- unfortunate situatton. U. .ion. private rate t, auction,’ up effective Oct. I arc "It will he Comdr. Jam r* W. Robb, Jr., and could not have lieen anything ntsa or profession Is accepted into upon it* immediate rev.-r nl he forecasts thi* will result in IIHS. former Venlur* Bomber which could have threatened in­ unlawful for nnv |ier-on to hav, th t Rotary Club and adder! th a t . “ S a le s' on tho I’lsnt ( tty mar -u! <t.intln| increase in volume. Flight Training Officer at the ternational peace and secu rity ?" in hi* or lier possession nt any I.M-i.-n-.-d real m llftr mi ! hull I- Hanford Naval Air Station, was Firemen had a busy tim e d u r­ each member classification does k e t' U st week skyrocketed t«, » *'t'nl,bsge prices liuee held UP ing the week-end. F riday eve­ not belong to the Indiviual but h toU l of 18.405 pack a gi-»," mid well on the i'.ilntkii Market, a, one tim e mpre tlmu one days ing activity In the l.ongwood anil one of the nine naval men killed catch of anv of the following ning they had a call to extin- loaned to him by th t club which D irector Wilson, In discussing cording to M anager M. (I. W il­ in the San t-angdo section* of A-l nkfoed fi-4i: large mouthed blues tamonle was Indicated by the bid­ Thursday w h e n 'Navy p la n e* 'fly ­ gulah a home fire th a t broke can reclaim it for ealuse. Poor a t­ cu rren t production thrmigliuut liams. They have ranged slightly bass, ing from the new 27,000-ton omul I mouthed hlitrk ha*j. A, out a t 11;46 P. M. a t the home tendance. Mr. Haynes added. 1* S tate. "T his was nn increase under $2 per f>0-potind hag. nr- speckled perch, Jock, bream, shed ding fur lot# this morning nt tho carrier Taraw a bombed an ob­ s P « f ufareea Crawford, negro, a t usually, tha chief cause. count v -ale of fnrccln-n! lands of 12.027 packages over tho total cording to quality'. Nine rarload- cracker, monmouth- perch, red servation lower located on tlv' 005 Hickory Avenue. The blare, Mr. Touhy played a scries o f for. thie preceding weekly report of potatoes h are inovnl out of brcaikt. pike and -tump knocker conducted by O. I'. Herndon, l edge of an airfield at Culebra. count > rl» rk. which was of unknown origin, phonograph record* on an inter­ period, according Market Iitiiog to WJ .-ini net Mnr.Mill- tlie me l’alatku i aiuiKll Market .Mnrc-1 during iiiiiimk tto '.t............... ..r | Puerto Itic ■ did considerable dam age to house view mads a t Tuskegce, Ala., in ag er I(. K. Johnsop. * • Johusop. I wu» was puiti parti week since giadiug wu- start* I ' t > Id in Longwood wa* hid Comdr Itnbb. winner of a furnishing*. During the same eve­ 1046 with Paul H arris, founder cularly pleased iscd to note loo. that Oualiiv i, reported a , fair and , up from (32 to f I6n by G. H. Navy f r o - , for heroic action in ning, firemen had to put out of Rotary International, and first the total re. eprerented a g.*.o of the M .n» - - sla te , price* **. m I" f '*.r r ,n* , "‘ ‘l "f l |' !'<■• •- irtirv'd civil -rrvicr ent- Dec. 7, 1041 at I'rarl Harbor, had TOKYO. Apr. 8. i j l - - A 11fire* in palm tree*, on F irs t l - l i > \ w h o said thimorning a host of frirndi in Sanford and mail commlttea of the Japane-o 2004 package* Ige* over the ...m o to la. sutTsfaetorv. Volume . “f/Offer , cr ' ortn purehaNr, '*,,M nr ,r' '"'[l**'*: exchange tliHi _ S treet and on Tw entieth 8 trea t president of the organisation. Mr. spondlng period In 11*46. The rx .>c<.,C(| hi- plnnnod to i.uild there Orlando where he Inter attended Panivcratic People'* Front has |„ r r r 4s.. rnpldly. Harris called upon Rotsriane for merrhanili««* m tninaport nnv and Chase Avenue, according to everywhere to be 'ambassador* of gross lovenue to I'lunl < Itj "ToirntiMH havt of tho hIrivp nnnii'*! fi«h pmvnlr.| u five r.oom, concrete Ido. k )i»mo, tho Command School at AFTAC. demanded that Premier Shidehara F ire Chief Mack Cleveland. ■ inchiding bath. goodwill throughout the world and growers last week wu. $fi'i.2t*l He served fi<>nt Dec. 14. 1042 to and hi* cabinet resign immed­ On . Saturday afternoon 90, Manager Johnson staled. Palmetto Market th i. week a. th a t holder, ..f valid fishing • ••her Longwood activitiiv- ln- Oct. 8, I t'l l at the Sanford sta ­ iately. Ths committee called on out of th caused by burning rags In n«5i addtd th a t only In this way can 8uuA*h led in volume In Plant l'rir*» prices ranging from . $8 to »H.-Mi licenses may carry ranging front $8 to »8.M sta te or transport a* intersonsl rlod- a cement l)|ock homo to be tion, first a* flight instructor, Hhidehara aa a follow-up of building, caused « email am ount tha goal of Rotary, which 1* In­ City, 8,210 ham pers of the yellow »l»™*t M anager Jnek' “Taylor J' baggage, one days hHg tg IIIImit of built by II. Alderman Je.-« Cot- la ter ns Assistant Flight T rain­ yesterday'* dem onstration' when t f o f dam age to the J e n fo rd Boer ternational understanding, peace variety being shippwl. Heavy state* th at he expects consider linghnin, one of (a>ngwo<Mra most ing Officer and filially Flight a t least 10,000 Com inunut-led said fi*h." Gartfcn. During afternoon, and goodwill, b* realised. shipm ents or snap brans, pepper, »>-ly increased offerings this com dem onstrator* broke windows in progressive citizen-, has purchas­ T raining Officer. The meeting was pres kiwi over potatoes and o th er Hproduce were ing tire s on a truck parked n aar week and that auctions will ’ * .............. * the I'rcnt^er'^ house and ‘injured ed ten ucre* In the llradley ad ­ He was popular with enllstod eight Urn (’Stine Machine Shop were by President Lea Leaher, who also reported. he held dally. policemen.' dition. adjoining his citru* grove, men, officer* nnd civilians - and damaged by a rubbish fire. About called attention to the Rotary “ Q u a lity " o f"Ciicumlicr.- offered “ Ilean shipment* have Usui n With la p fn 's election* only and will plant ih* land to citrus. hi* fallow fliers described hint as ' I f hours la U r a t 4 H 9 A: M. on the Wauchula m arket ha* been bout closed out on the l’om|ian.two daysl away, the group p re­ Sunday, the truck was again convention which will be held <n aaaellsnt, said M anager Frank K. Market, according to M anager Col. James A. Mathews, who "one of the Navy'* finest." When sented three resolutions. Use dam aged, this time t o a * con­ A tlantic *Clty this year. Visitor* Cohncr. The volume ha* been J, 1„ W arren. l’epper nnd egy served [ft lu ly , and who still the bass changed from bomber to from farm ers complaining of the siderable extent, by lire th a t a t today'* meeting were, J. F. light, due to, root night* having plant shipments cuntinue maintain* his Army rating, hid fig h ter plane training in Octobsr, amount of rise provided under broke out again a t the aam e Van Deven of Lexington, K y , delayed m aturity of the crop, witli good prices for good for a largo number of lot* in San 1043 th e ' old VH2 Squadron was compulsory purrhn*e rules, the Landn at AlUmonte Springs In divided into two squadrons. One W . 0 . Bruce of Savannah, Ga^ b u t offering* a ra expected to offerings." 11 II, Coleman, president of the and around Lake Marlon, and was sent to loiko City and the second opposed planned labor H arry G ilbert of Morrle, Ni Y„ and the third called 8emlnole ' Countv Chamber of said that he plan* to erect a fin* other to Beaufort, 8. C., with legislation, DIRECTORS TO MEET for tho reelgn ation of tho cabinet. H arry Smith of W inter Gardeh, The regular V m onthly dinner and E arl Kipp, Jo* McCormack, Commerce, and Edward IHggjna, homo and set out a grove in th4 C«mdr. Robb as tho leader of th* Shidehara appeared quite nerv­ m anager, today announced th a t vicinity. A new clay road leada latter. He frrouently ^ m e e tin g of the Seminole County K. C. Moore, J , A. Milligan. M. H. revisited ous, but ke answered questiens they wished to ex p ress-th eir ap to ­ tho property. Chamber of Com merce, frill bo Lane, and Howard 1'hilliRs of Sanford and liked to think of calmly. Id s replies were non­ preciation to the hsslslance reti­ There wn* spirited bidding for th is "as one of his homes." Ho committal. Tho session ended held a t the M eyfalr Hotel,. to- Orlando. red by the CUy Commission a lot in Magnolia H eighu during received hi* education a t W agner abruptly whsn the Prem ier w alk­ morrow night a t o'eleck, sc ­ V« ' the recent Veteran* Ilome- the sale. The lot went to Mrs. College and Columbia University. ed out. Police Chief Roy G. Williams Funeral services for George cording to a n , I ent to­ cofnlne Celebration. Coursrn, 00. (dumbing contractor had thU m orning something new . day by Edward Hi Ed.Lntie nt $75. Other propcrtle* His homo wo* at 107 H arrison c tm a to Uanfonl a y rar ag > In the way o f pupch boards, -which 'A uthorized bv the Citv Commix* were uustiontd In ths Hlavla P lata/ West Now Brighton. N. Y. aga* ■ W ashington, D. C. and who had been seised in a raid on the ■loners, City M anager If. H. Bay­ Colony, Crystal Lake, Oviedo an illness of five month# Vletofy Garden on Hanford Av­ er, Public Work* Manager Ralph --------- --- ----------------^ ■Had early Saturday morning nt enue. One of the four board- Luhlnskl. Superintendent of Streeta Heights, Fort Mellon and other ap Orlando h o sp lu l, will be bald seised a* * violation of city anti- and P ark s, 8. 61. Richard, E. II. local subdivisions. Hanford building activity is re­ nesday afternoon at the Erick- gam bling ordinances, had cello­ Johnson of the S treet Cleaning Funarol llottM. The service phane enclosed com partments In D epartm ent, and many other em ­ vealed In City perm its to build Two more case* of mad dogs U l Bupday momtag Hi be under direction of ciders which ware folded $6.00 bills sn< ployees geve th eir time and effort* homes. Permit* for April to date ess of three week*. Comdr. Llovd F. Boyl# today were reported In Sanford during th a Seventh Day Adventist bright and shiny silver dollare-do- fn arran g in g fo r the celebration. total $70,300 a* compared with announced th a t the regular "ie p»«t week, Dr. Frank Qulllof whief sighed to lure tha prospective These men, with theic respective an $84,400 total for the month m onthly meeting of tha Veterans an, director of the Seminole of March. Tha biggest Item* of crews, constructed thrf thd ram p for customers. . T* o f Foreign W ars will be held County H ealth Unit, said today thr*o aresin eohrrste block he to n ig h t a t the Legion H ut on and urged th a t all dpg owners T he police again had reports the boat race* cleaned up the p ity pier, park* and street# in house* to be built by S anfonl o f palm tree fire*, believed to fueh a m anner .th at was outstand- builder*, Inc., a t Spencer H eights th e X akefront a t 8:00 o'clock to- In the city to be sure to comply with the City ordinance which between Nineteenth end T w entieth, ' r . said Mr. Higgins. require* th a t all dog* be vacci­ S tre e t, at .estim ated cost of $7.0001 b* They also moved all tha equipnated before May I. each. Two of the home* will fro n t r f ,h . v F W j i l l . J ent to and from the barbecue, In order to accommodate dog ,h * V F W ’ J urged a lltn owners, Dr. Raymond L. Basa m boat races, th e flower show, on Palm etto A venu. and four on Stenstromot , adjutant, has Magnolia Avenue. Howard Favlllo nd rendered a v ery valuable • t r ­ all. members to attend this, meet- veterinarian, will be a t the ee In furnishing oddltlonel la- la the contractor. log. fo r th e barbecue when it area On Saturday, Ted Will lama aeitalnible anyw here rise., vaccinate dog* th a t eured a perm it to build a $4,600 SECRETARY ARRESTED . Itbout the assistance at these six room fram e bom* a t Georgia to him. cn and tha whole-hearted n pointed out th a t Germany Apr. Acre* facing Oleander Avenue be­ $. FRANKFURT, _ menace Is not ovev, (A>— Tha American-controlled tween T hirteenth and Fourteenth D ana News Agency U th a t the City dog catch­ f i HthHa t says S tru t* , and nearby a five room Adolf H itler’s form er private er should work full lime on hia , fram e home a t $3,600. A perm it secretary has been a n e ste d . 8h* Job and not be diverted to other wae Issued to Msrcsll* Denham U F rau Maria-Thekla W tkhelL work by city authorities. It U , The woman wa« taken into eus- th . c a tc h e r ^ j o V h e ^ s a i d * t» ji s ; Special Program Wilson Files Protest To Capitel Over Price Control Regulation Given For New Rotary Members Chief Of S tate,F arm er’s Markets Declares Speer Urges Support Of Members During Forthcoming Year r I OPA Rules Are Drastically Reducing Utilization Of State’s Resources —'j' t s :V ;ti j nj *lrs, r r n - * %) n SI ^ V*; - i vi •• -.(J -M m Seining Will Be Unlawful In State [?u/ Effective Oct. 1 . .he... . Property, Real Estate Activity, Shows Increase Former Training Officer At Local t'ity Issues Ruilding' S t a t i o n Killed a Department Has Busy. Weekend Answering Calls IVrmits Totalling $70,300 In 1 Week I J a p Organization Demands Premier Shidehara Resign Chamber Thanks City Officials For Vet Day Wor k rge Coursen Died Police Capture New On Saturday Morning Type Punch Hoard Mra. C. C. Laramore; Died Sunday Morning I V. F. W. To Install . Officers Tonight Two More Mad Dog Cases Are Reported 8Srwk^ : « a us s " k S S fe * , . . l i ' L! r .'i» ' ,V-i U v»cdaa»:»tv SMVHiia, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a23be79288f3d0f965e290efe20f6795.pdf 364cd05927e68687426a56360a8c7f14 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, A im . 3, 191G T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A omaile Trnihunity Privilege ; Governor Caldwell For 1500 Visitors On UNO S taff Extends Welcome To V e t e r a n s The itn ff cannot be held for in­ »o men ami women who will work regularly on the United Nation* fraction* of the law when they're Prana I'*** On* oti official duties, but they can be ataff will enjoy a act of special K Al.1 when ttino'ra held they're tile# Just on thair their of the first of its kind In the privilege* known .aa "dlploroatic own; S late of Florida for it* veteran*, Immunity.” F or instance, a gentleman from lie to ld —the veterans th at 111 ill m ake-them , In, Their Jobs wi---------- -------- - — Belgium, might have a collision hoped a fte r their rest and varaeffect, internallonl cU lfm *—n o t with another .auto when *ht was tbyn they would take' an' active Yltlzejie of {help home countries, rushing .to the, airp o rt to get n place 'among lire citizen*, " « i not citizens of the United S lates, hag diplomatic mall off. He could- can 't "aland ’ still, we m ust lie .where they'll be living—but work­ not be sued for damage to the pfogrcasivc." men' beholden to 61 nations, with other ra r. Followng the speaking, every­ *' no special ax to grind for any B ut if he h id a collision when one trooped over to the softball single nation. he w a s'Ju st rushing down to the field fo r the big barbecue to Aa such they'll escape some of Governor Caldwell- wa* es­ u»h your uniform* to Colonial the laws which govern United seashore for a weekend, he'd be which ■Just aa liable to suit as any Amer­ corted by three State Highway etnera before putting them State* citizens. Patrolm en. 1'loae after him folican c itlira . - * ’ay. You'll get perfection cleanThese intenatlonal clliten i, how. lowcij J . H. Dowling, former chief They'll escape, for Instance, all r. They make alterations also.” the red-tape when they arrive in over, are open to ordinary civil engineer of the S tate Itoad De­ the country. Their luggage can adit* even as you ami I Suppose p artm en t-an d Hep. M,T. (T-Bone) come through w ithout inspection, the wife of one of them wants Smith. Feeding a , multitude of more and they'll pay no d uty on an y ­ a divorce and file* her suit in thing they bring In. Their brief an A merican court. The gentle­ than 6,000 persons Is no small task, according to liu* Schmah cases—ay paper* they have w ith man will have to anprar. Or auppose one of them " fo r­ and hi* crew of loyal assistants them—will not be subject to exgets*' to pay his tailor bill. The who r u t in a lot of tim e and am lnation. dow nright hatd labor In prepar­ The United Nation*, aa an. or* tailo r can file suit. These are about the same priv­ ing and barbecuing more than g initiation, will pay na property ileges th a t all nation* have a l­ 2.600 pounds of pork and beef ways granted to the diplomatic which w a* served this afternoon corpa—and about the same privi­ ut the lake front softball patk lege* th a t the staff* of the em­ wilh Hoy Semite, Future Farmer* bassies and legation* in W ashing­ and 4-11 girt* assisting. DKMV aw are of the significance ton have always enjoyed. Among those preparing the of the moment. Dr. Quo Tai-ehi of The main difference is th at a barbecue were F ro l Dolly, Dick China 1* shown as h r prepared to diplom atic representative mnv not Vernay, E. V. Turner, Harold start the continuous session of the be tried on any charge without Kustnvr, Phil Bach, Etley Bwag- United Naticmz Security Council the consent of hi* government. gerty, G. S. Tliomasvllle,, Ed at UNO headquarter* In the Bronx; . To keep the record x lear. on Sm ith, E. H. Koyal, Drown Miller, ju st .w hq.gels, these special-w ivicalled the meeting o( ihe delegates T tg ei the United Nations will pre­ to order. (international} sen t a list of their names and Identities to the secretary of atate. The secretary will th in cer­ should behave in the face of dun tify th a t the people on ths list ger.” •h a ll enjoy diplomatic immunity. The 1.500 or so will be the te ­ gu lar sta ff that keep* business running at the United Nations (A D D OF THANKS headquarter*— the delegates namr.l We the faqiily of the lute la agencies that will work nil the llev. J. II. Andersutr take lliii time, research men, translators, method to* thank eur innny kind secretaries and so on. amt loyal friends and neighbors But from time to limp that fig­ for klndne** rendered during the ure will probably double, when illness ami death of our- husband the Assembly hold* it* annual ami father who departed this life m eetings. Then the delegalldns March 17, IU46. We especially will arriv e from the fit) other na­ thank '* * ' ' * those who donated cars, tions, with their secretaries, tra n s­ sent' flowers, cards, letters, tele­ ccuted by Mr. Stine. COVER YOUR FLOORS IN BEAUTY ! ! lators and advisers. They also, for City employee* dug Ihe gram s of condolence. Wc alio their short slay in the United ecue pits several days thunk llev. S. S. .Hlplln for the FIVE COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM .States will be granted the special Mosley A Hon f-_»r' II night and this m o n - eulogy; M. privileges. trundling wheel barrnw theb obliging service • SAND Mrs J. |j. Anderson lot coals from the oak • BURGUNDY t and children s to the hatbecur pits, • GREEN was froicn solid when t yestrrday afternoon • TAUPE Intldo. and the large NMw YORK. UVi — A n ec inks had to be attacked chemical glove, th at is merely mors nod chisels before M»Tn>; to x p i * sm eared over the hands and forobe sawed into sm aller I n AHA st AH COW A EASY TERMS ii ||ii*r (iU« «* Iff i *1 srm s, I* described in the Review place on the wire net* «n*i |r*« Inf uti k i|ii of Scientific Inslrum ents. Y*»n flits Itrri'lijf fin The glove Is s special protec­ it Fill! fnf tl IVllfOi' him .i«.Mi.ni >*n», tindt-f *h tive cream, with some unusual (fetal L'uWftn, pi a hi iff properties. A thin film affords protection fop several hours aiTli'ilH i-riiifl ijf.lht* Nit P h o n tr 127 t* lr* +u l l n-f fr'lo r M « , jfe rn tr g ain st strong c h e m i c a l s th*t 111 «'tlfl Jlirtrf). * m ight be poisonous on the akin, V**U ttfc hfrtbji firij ti I It also prevent* staining of the l)tpf>*rji|i('e in I akbt. »“ IlK Rft ih* *5lh tld) *»f II Willi Ihe* t'l I'lfUlt rtl \hf i' f»T«L hp ml 11uIr ii* iJw I ff hi it *m (r (hit lAiMtirmi » p ro r«r4 t * pu< Ordri M thiil UllH ltrt||f*F ft*#* puDllphtfi itllt-o l ttffk let, (tfTif rufiarrut 11tr v»» c» in 11»• x San KOltl* III,HAM |Mltil lulled III Kjii. IfiiriJ, Fh»f hh*. Wit fit1** in> III muId 1‘fturl tl som ersaults in expect fashion. Mm ‘Ti. 1916 U. P, II r r niitfti The Seminole High School Cclcryv t C l i t till l ‘t»inl f»*r ettes followed, and behind them Hfiuhifde Kirififta cam e “ Leons rdy'a Cavalcade" BROAD FELT Paint Gloves On Now With New Chemical LEGAL NOTICE MATHER OF SANFORD This week-end our stores o tte r you a complete variety ot the beet "produce- th a t niopcy can buy -7- Florida F arm 's Freon Plcked vegetable* and fruits. This special sala. m akes li pos­ sible tor you to serve lop qual- Florida Fresh Lima Quantity Eights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday April 6 Sweet Juicy Florida Florida Tender Hiring l Florida Ureen CABBAGE Grapefruit 5^> 23c Florida Hnowhlle Firm Crisp Florida Lettuce hd 10c Rutabagas it 4c | CRISP/ Sweet Mild Fla. Squash ib 19c Florida Itcd Bliss Potatoes 3 »b. 20c Mains Cobbler Potatoes 10 ibs 43 La (Sweet Potatoes Spuds 10 ibs 65c Texas Ureen Top Carrots 2 bchi 13c Trimmed I-ionn Whole Pork (Shank Half Picnic Style, lb. 29c) S H O U L D E 1 S for giving un, during March, the grcaUwt dollar volume of l»oth porta and Inbor aalca in the history of our company. PARTS are * l>r(r HTATK lIK KMdlll>A TO. t,KT I.Ai'KU KKEWSJIl >• otsce of rr.M .n rs ts I loo Mlchlaan Av,nu«. I’sesUeos r o ll AUK IIKItKMY r.-<|Ul rile vour Wfltln. apn-sranee >. nsflv or by ailnrnrvl. on i fore Ms> I, A. I*. 1*11, to lb of Complaint (or divorce (II Ibis on-1 agiilnst WITNlQW. my ksml and •• srsl si rumford, Kt«.r|da, 11*1 d*y Of. April. A. t» t»«* A I* Vewsfealurea n . iinit.Nt BERN, Switzerland — The As Clerk of ssld ClrrUlt ancient sport of dueling still flourishes In Switzerland among university student* although it la - forbidden^ b " law. The matches, w hether for fenc­ ing prartice nr to sett!* a grudge, taka place secretly, generally m a remote country Inn. Seconds for th* contestants, an umpire and a doctor* alwaya are p rese n t Should.the duelers, members of I t student club* which iponahr the sport, be caught, they face Im­ prisonment, os a fine and confis­ cation of weapons. "D ueling Is not as dangerous a* one might think.” an alumnus o f. a dueling fra tern ity said. "A I wounded fencer seldom has to be taken to ' the hospital.” iS To Prevent wounds, duelers p ro ­ tect tn alr ayes, th ro et. arm s and cheats. Babers and rapiers ore disinfected .regularly. Giving the reason for continu­ ation of the old sp o rt a veteran* dueler said, H!t I* not Im portant! to win such a nuilA r* M oat-im ­ U-DRIVE-IT. INC. portant ta to behave as a man Swiss Students Duel In Secret To Clear Honor YOU DRIVE ITl PHONE 200 ami mouth by month our "service volume” Is steadily In­ creasing because more and more Ford: owners are expressing their appreciation of our efforts and our organisation by bringing their Ford back home for genuine Ford service.. STRICKLAND Mullet Trout Fresh Maryland Btd. Oysters p» 59 c Ctoss C ut Lamb Short Cut Lamb lourih Loin Breast Cuts latmb Fresh G ro u n d Lam b Pound ib 75c Fla. Caught Spanish Mackerel ib 35c *UMlrt*LIUtf0 AIL PORK SAUSAGE Ib 39 IDffG LURK SAUSAGE Ib ‘ 45c KURGAN'S PORK SAUSAGE Ib 37c TENDER SKINLESS WIENERS Ib 35c SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT H lb 25c SLICED BOLOGNA iA-lb 15c COOKED SALAMI i/3-lb 19c ASSORTED COLD MEATS lb )2 c GRADE A BEEF 5* Dre=red * Drawn Mtcwtng Hens ib Croakers ib 23c ib DrcS'5'1 A Drawn Fryers Meat Vg. Red Fin Patties Y. D r i v e d —G ra d e H Tasty Claw Varisty Crab ib Tender Beef Chuck .lb ■ 4* Raking Tips Short Ga. Smoked Moll or Whole Shoulders u> 33c (ja. Smoked—ln the Piece Bacon ib 32c Fresh Uround . Piste Cuts Stewing Dry Salt ret Backs Boiling Hamburger ib 25c Bacon Fresh Cut ib 15c Nerthen Crsomy Cottage Cheese H ja Tongues ib 35c Tongues ib ,45c Brtskct Slow fieticted tMU Beef ib 33c Brains ib 15c f I- R ea l' Estate 8ale*— Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds; - ib Whiting Flah' RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR 'P h o h e M 0 lb FI*. .Speckla Roast u it'K ii unc-Hc-it* Fla. Caught »S P R IN G LAM BS till mi Idr r vuilbt f F R E S H / WELL BLEACHED/ W K T tl L yellow Fla. R oom 4 . F lo rid a 8 t a U B a n k B u ld Str* 8C C hpL tlC BalUrd'e . Wondar. Flour 5 ib. 29c Bias $ m Tees pig 29< �m (n U n ity T h e r e In S tr e n g t h — T o P ratert th e P r* rr ol Hi, WotWi To Promote the Progress nf A m erica; To Prodece Prosperity fur Sanford. * I pi ^ , Wie Itu ra ld AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 S A N F O IU ). TCT F L O R ID A . T l l l ’U S U A Y , A PR. ~ uu a 1 4, I94G mm 'i *—.»».■ A 'vsocinled IT vhn le a n e d W ir t ’i i . u a ■lw mp ' i Railroads To Ask For Hike In Rates - T l l E W E A T H fc ltt Warm and sunny thi* aft e m oo u and Friday. F air and mild tonight. V i» NO. 1J2 UN Votes To Accept Promise To Army Aida T idulW ave KvaeueesJn Hawaian Islands D etroit Trolley and Bus Operators Vote To. Continue Strike F o r Raise In Wages French Failure To Attack Nazis CHICAGO. Apr. 4, (AP)— Pleased Germans Spokesmen for the untion's Local Officials Attending State Education Meet class one railroads have in­ Keitel Says Only 20 dicated that they will ask Divisions Guarded for permission to Boost -freight. rotes to cover arbiW estern Frontie ------tratlon—awarda - of hftfber' wage scales .for 'raihxigdenL^MUERNBERG. ,April 4. W . t form er Na*i field marshal, ^ Meanwhile, union officials The Wilhelm KHtet, today testified •lave said the wage hikes ore before, the International War not big enough. ^Dne 'union Crimea Tribunal th a t Germany spokesmnn .says additional hrnJ n ot H*»« ■* aherm igldy pre­ pared fo r conquest as many perWage demands wilt be made son* m ight have thought. Keitel, as soon as posalMe. taking the aland for a second day, Governor Caldwell Ih Slated To Speak Tomorrow Morning From Now T)h It’s U. N.f Not U. N. O. . NEW YORK. Apr. 4. (A h Fniin now on, pun* on the abbreviated nam e: of tfir 'new > io i Id _peace—u rg an u a tom, _ ih a 11n ted N ations, are out. The director of the United Nations departm ent of public infm-imi lion, Benjamin Cohen of Chjle, says the offirinl abbreviation for the organisation's name is U.N. not U.N'.O. or UNO. Ueforv the Security Council met m. New Ynrk last week, many of the officials of the organi­ zation were Using the U.N.t) abbreviation, llowaver, form i instruction* have been issued to all branches that the ahhr* viat.on U.N. is to be used. » It Is pointed out that no where in the charter is the term "United Nations Organi­ zation" used, although th i. re reference* to v'Uie organ t zailon.” Resolution To Delay Action Introduced By Brynes and OK’d By Nine Members J’ARIS, April t/f J P H - TOH- * ■ ala ha* notlftHt- r tta - F r m r tr Foreign O f f i c e that the European Peace Conference, scheduled to open In ParU on May I, should be post­ poned. The Soviet position la that the meeting should b# delayrd until th e Big ‘I hree reach a g r e e m e n t on the ■resiles. The Russian pro­ posal for a postponement la contrary to the A m ariran and British point of view, which is to prosevd with the conference as planned. Courtly Sunt. T, W. Lawton, MU* Ruth Hand, county super­ visor of education, and practically all principals and teacher* uf Seminole County and Sanford, let! The wage Increases already asserted th a t Nazi commander* today for Tnntnn to attend th* (ra n te d to member* of lb noh­ were pleasantly .surprised When first convention in four years -f operating and three operating there waa no French attack the Hurliln Education Association brotherhood* — restric tiv e to against w estern G erm any during 9 ml allied organisations, giving Jan. 1 — a r t expected to am ount the Polish blitzkrieg. He tald only NEW YORK. Apr. 4 (AP) school children a two day holiday to About $400 a year for each 20 divisions, Including reserves, —The United Nations Secur­ tin addition to the one they enm worker. Representative* of the were guarding the Reich at that “ farrier* nay th a t wilt mean an ity Council Iiuh decided to and they were stretched oul EVACUATED FROM T H K IIl HOMES when the gigantic ttdr I wav* hit the windward aide of O nlm , 111? * * 1 S" * 1 ‘r‘lnv .f*'r lh t ''* t « * . i \ addition of $584,000,000 to their time, on which Honolulu i* located, refugee’ fit m nnall group, nwniluig u?-igntnent to tem poriuy billets . ""'ecom ng ele .ration.I nfttapt Huiitiiu'g promise that from Holland to Switzerland. payroll* each year.* established by the 11. 8 . Army. The tulul wave, created by nil earthquake in the Dutch Harbor, Alas- f 1 •"*}. ** * Keitel has testified th at both all Soviet troops will lie out The non-operating brotherhood* ka, area caused unestim ated dam age amt some 3U 0 are either dead *n missing on IIH h. on Hawaii. *te»eiuilon* annul tier. «m j nf Inin by May 0 A resoluwhich had aiklng an Allied and Axis secret* leaked ........ _ _been . . . _____ g l'fo o rr an Signal Cor,.’ Rndioptmtn (International Soundphoto) ’ **}""'* ** additional 30 cent* snt# an hour - — out through what he has termed ______________________________ ________________ ___ _____ . _ ' . _________ __ _ sortition, meanwhile, got It* ,«t I V I l i r d e r L l i m d x e s ,lo n to P iK eonhole th e ca*e Alth got 10 cent*. Although Ithe they nay the close connection* of the Bel- 1 ventlon Under way yesterday with f o r th e lim e b e i n g w aa ingian and Italian royal families. mines, i res ■ / * , thi* is not enough, Ti, the president linnet nt M ono Castle wiit-ie The W ehrmacht leader F n r l O f C n r i f r c t p r by S e c re ta ry of of the Santa Fo Kail lailros road — Fred M ntr 8 i»nat of H m i > K K V of u l V l a l l ^ M c r s t a t e H y rn e s, a n d o n d o ra e d Gurley —- *ay* the award w»* srrtcd th a t the Munich Vtiutoi 11 ftMPit ttilil grhmti "ffir L <11U aomewhat higher than hi* com­ 193K had pleased the military >■ n I s * ’■> nine t>f the rvmnciP* eleven mi*. lltclu Jinjr Si a t *1 Supt i -**,n gn generals, becausr they had not pany had anticipated. I I IT1 , t" fl f i I I f t i n n "'"iida rs Rut* m again m i Fngli »ll. thnt thr*y an on 11 _ Meanwhile the union chairman believed Germany strong enough 1 I 111 1 lU llta ilU I I and the Ausiralten dolefur.- tin* 1 ul mul “ for the IS non-operating brother- to pierce the fro n tier fortifiesof Pint ittii lh piotiiii ——--------gate, o t Keitel , hood* — Bert Jewell — ha* an tions of Czechoslovakia. worth *»f rifui at ton for Vi*t,- for the llytne- resolution. nounced that there will tie no has asserted that the field com­ tioilai ..f iflllil 'l« li mon H»lg*nn dec In rod th a t Russia's delay in putting the new wage manders had hoped for a similar |*i «zj i ill 11*11 Hr HiiggratiNl itltv 11f > action iii walking out of the a n (J H arb o r *cale* into effect. Spokrim en for setUement of other problem* in y e 8 g e | 8 in i: the I t Kxemi'iiun , . , , mincil one week ago had iietn the operating union*, Including ; Amun tinen! tu rtMjuire *.if *»«r»«fui to th . work, efficiency A* for w ar with Poland, Keitel firemen and engineer*, and con* nm.trmtr prieeii hum^n to |*ny ________ atiil nuthotlty nf the Council. Ho, duetori and switchmen, hare not says the generals did not bfljeve ATHENS. Apr. t. (Ti Th.* •minin' (tfift uf I hr* M*hiw| Im liur m t l I.YWOOD. April i id -1 -»»d the Daman ca se should not announced whether or not they N ail Germany had the means to V pi iT4tilrnt ■if t i n t t f ^ Hujirriivu , ttrn A party relalirwting th . couclu '* ,mUt "f u 'r *made. /ul1 lh' will go along with the non- wage such n battle, especially vo*(igBtion hii.t been Ha. .Still#* Counrits I'annyutisi Poulit 1 Hi* pointnl oqt that Inst >*»r sum of production on a gangster m ^ * . • * I O’4*1” ' I'llll'l lit I il ^ operating men in aekjhg ex tra not while fighting wa* in progress -i. ^ iv-ik itfliiii .rir a I ,i .l today l i . is o *w —t ht Le..1the I 11.» school sc*Ktir. people lUirmts, had tl« .l been Ik...............given ..i movie _____ _ ___ ___ _ I today a 1 d »ciibed the cave a* a clmlienge MANILA. Apr. 4, </P>— T y ­ S r p f « U U 1 J i . n f P r i i l l D f l ' ***• wa* designated 1 * wa» climaxed b> tea. wage hike with the western powsr*. In to th* council and arideti phoon over northern Luzon with J IC K n lll i e ’ l V ICtlllO I ttl wGleek prune minister II* by the LegulBlurc. about e-ery- real-life slaying winds of hprrlrene stre n g th in ■ IW> ’ I I k iw in ia tlfi " designated a f tr r full agree thing they amknl for. Imiuding a Police {outld 31 year-idd Ed- our l,Pl,‘,',uu- ‘ho Council dt<l not the strait* between Luton anil L y v l l I I V J vv i t l l l u l I D ! titeilt had l>eeii rrnrhed between jffiJdidJMW increase or 50 pe( . . n t . n a n l Gray dying iieiivath n f i lm ; "“i ? . , 11 ,, _ __ * DETROIT, Apr. 4, (A*)— S trik ­ F orm osa e ra aaid to be riv alin g Voting for the Byrne* resolu­ -----------1Populist and N'aiional bloc len d -'iti the state aid n|i|.n>pr tat ion. j set l.arkrlrtqk Gray wa* beaten ing- bua and tmllav car operator* nww liaiirrd* in Pacific a rm s to­ In D etroit held a union’ rheeting lay heartily nr '*» The Populist Party and Sn nllm* mg *1.000 for n teach it unit badly and torcuiiibed In a lu.s tion w*rr (‘hum tlic NfthrrUmls, 1. iwnitritiim Mrxtit P^lntul Hniiiin. day. A Naval weather observrt today, but there atlll la no p ro ­ ntlii eneorert a studer t Gonatisl bloc wen* the leaittng end nltiviltg the number atpupH s! pita I I)e|ertiv> Syl Stanley Hftiu plntl'L .1 say.* the storm has been moving I nstml sp e c t. of an , e a rl/ »cttlem*nt of Stetson Universitk clement* in the Muz 31 ele.ti.m « unit (.1 ihn*nn *nt,| the studio ei.strtc u r Ill • Ml k'jj) fif uiiil tin l I lit ft M ilt tow ard the northwest, but that Stall* their walkout. The head of the It w» a Miitiminml that * Viiuefit HhrrAti nut Itof T h*etun*ilint I lit **n nun* h i ml viltub *tirlmlcil thi** Mikrc« Miii It m ay vwer north, tow ard For local union, Jack storey, aaid war rurrr»|*ontleiit, nixl hr. Thi* ni«! ntii» rrtrn .uf Hie pic* t«*ntiy. Ih-ily Mini ll«*l« caliintt Mill he sw um m *»t 7 Uti unrl moan. TEHRAN. A jril A, i/l’i—Iranthe 3,000 member* present had uVIock lytiight. i ’util Scar® of* O lx'tha (ulleco, tun* “ Angel on My Shoudor" CLEVELAND, Apr. 4. <A>>Itikci. afiil v*till Mif** Alum (il it Igtck of communication facilities inn Propaganda M inister i’rittco voted unanimously to continue F .B J. agent* and' poller of north­ Mckhw hllc, i u i hi o r Premier Ohio, will atldretia theKcnurnl ttiiMii Smif'Mtj. iil*o i ■jasi,t tif ppui "t 'i, i* leu isa mem 1* ( m s•*-«**.'o * . iii'il ....... in••■n•* party at the uig general e* hit* held up full detail* of dam­ satlsfncthe strik e , until their demand* ern Ohio look up the search student, n*. piaim aeeonuiautst at I tjearg e upanilieou tumminre.l rneet.ng loniglit of the convention [service )nt at the conclusion of h'lruuz has ygurossed with to * — • ■ wcip th a t he would tak h e l.a |„ t iHivis * ■ -• ........................ are m et. No one ipoke in favor today for escaped killer Earl age on northern Luzon, b u r theiv' musical announcer. takee part purl in lth Imvis *Island L’ulUium. — The •I prmlurtlnii Surh p artie, usually ion "m w tn s Itussian llusstan promise prumi The girls have beep 35 -foot w*vo* in of returning to work. The union M cFarland who fled hi* death ' withdraw Red Arm> troop* from inlt>iiliirrd by Dr. II. Waydc new regime as m inister without University of Plorlda Glee t 'h b 'a r e traditional ManlTa Bay. These rnusi-J one la aaking an Increaae of Itjtfc cell in the D istrict of Columbia portfolio, lie made that ste le u j„ , |„ Bi Governor fa h lu e lf ,.-! The limit at the t . at which tiie " 'e Persian Persian Gulf em mlry early lutebor schooner to sink. How­ Rucker, who with Fd Knnilnl) hml mcnl after talking for shout m> that • r cent* an hour, and the city ■Jail a t dawn Wednesday, at th.. POOlPollce w,,» murdered in Mu) The .I h r l*i in. charge of the pivlgruin. ever, no lives have boon tort hour with Hie HrlUaii Ainlissnadm ha* offered 16 cent*. h "I'Oiun tiiimirrow tnorn-|"*» i'aiil Mum. who plays lha role lh!- withdrawal n not. in Itself, The s e a r c h for McFarland ml the Navy says It* install.i i'lcxidcnt .1 W. Halt ami Serf to Greece. Sir t liffuril Norton Hug. nl*o Supt. Englt-li English H Hugh IL |» f n gang*tet in Die just cottt- rfmtiitjrent on nny ther urgaliajtaty Ralph A. Smith were named I F T M J S . nor1 ,,h' r 'Jtold ,(!hl" . r h5i?l * II vn lion*- r,_ in, the I’apiltidf e.m -md Die new gov i legg assistant tliiiktor of the | pleted p i . 'u e lllh r i- uttriiding lkm« tut a in with the HARTFORD, Conn., A pr. 4 (A1) discharged sailor authorities .i. ' Philippine* m e i a* delegate- iimi Hacubl Kastne* inent wi.iti.l nm cun*tdr> .< hedirul lluf.Zu of 1mestigatlofi the p a rt. _t*. Iud»d leading lud> N«*\ id Union — Acting B u te Latior Commis­ he had picked up a hitch hiker |* -pi,,. ,y pho5 n ' has fo r...) and Hr Riii ken a- n llem n tr- t.» em plebiscite mi the return uf K in g will talk at the gen.-tu! s.'ssiuu A line 1 » th i 1 rii 5 i.n, n«t ansioner William G. Ennis has p re ­ closely resembling, the description U nited S ta le , Army lug ml I he S'atlmiHl ifl'A ant- < i.nw'iditin-1ci and su p p o r tin g nouimsi what the n a tu ie of these George II until it had made a dicted th at barring unforeseen of the escaped convict reef- a t the entrance' of- Snn i.-t to t*> ii I June M, III Atlulilic thorough riain ln allo n of Ini* Friday evening at s (U> o'clock. players Lull kiettget anil Joan -<> ■allrd negolnUntt* might he. difficulties, the long and b itter Tw enty-year old DeW itt Whit- nando Harbor. The chief of staff City •Mnnv tinted rducatois ate on the Rlnir Studio *>nn<-e* -nut all the such n move would sffect Greek general program. . sirik* a t the Stam ford, Conn, taker, or Bedford, O., told police a t th e S*n Fernando base. I.n star* had dtqiarted at M> 00 p. m. lie ).a« emphasized that they are A final n|i|ieal fur donotmn* '« I national intetc*t» wliat he rails “a norm al discus­ plant of Yale and Towne will he picked up a hitch-hiker In Col. Wilford Boehl, say* a steam ­ tin Red ('fo-* drive Was given It. Earl Kipp, form er principal I'aeiflc Standard Time. Inst night, sion uf problems carried on by Meanwhile thy country's fout end Amlght. NegtAlUign* ara Jam estow n, N. Y., yesterday er has rammed sn unidenlifte i by H. il. Crumley, ch a irm an .'. hour* lie fare GrnV's body wa* dis­ of the Hanford Junior High left-w ing parties nskrd Greek any two frlsnilly countries." continuing in New Yoig City, W hittaker aaid the m an wore no lib erty ship while riding out the Tiie Stetson glri trio presented Regent Archbishop Dnmasklnoj Behind and Gram m ar Schmda and co vered. The minister also has asserted ind E nnis siy s th a t substantial h a t o r coat. Gray'* 1h«1v- s > , found benealli very pleasing. well modulated to prepare the way for a new now Grange County Supervisor storm in ths harbor. that the subject uf the self%, accord na* dovu rrfehed. W hittaker said he left the Elsew here, the commander nf renditions of light popular cliv- election. The leftists claim thut of Education, is first vice ch air­ a tl.font seascape backdrop. D e.| ttroclnimed autonomous governhitch-hiker out of his car at A rm y base "M " on I.lngaycn sic* *urh a* “ Make lleHeve" ntnl tccliVp JohtiMiu said in* could not man of the Elementary Principal* Sunday's hnllnting which g i v e htt„#,ti„, itu-cau-e seaffnldings' B) mint m Azerbaijan i- not an issue WASHINGTON, A pr. 4, (JD— 8:30 o’cloctf last night in subur­ Gulf says some roofs*have lx-c. “ Day D ream ing” Mi** Genlty nave (alien ■hi* time. He* a d d . that tho A spokesman for th* nation's ban Mayfield H eights, on the torn off of warehouses. The 'offi -ntig two solos. “Sympathy*' and a victory to the 'dom inantly g "'u p which will in, i t Friday would lias, broken Die p lunge royalist !'opuii.*l I’artv — was afternoon at 2 :lKi o'.|.«k at the , , only help tliat cvuld he I'^'acled strike-bound soft coal operators southeastern edge of Cleveland. The Very Thmighl Of You d a l. Col. William Foote. «av Gray was th* fnth not valid because only slightly j First M ethodist. Church Auditor*"r " rl" from Dm Ruitntt* on timt score, _ n sy they tried to press today W hittak er said th a t later, shipning is riding out th e storm ami Miss Baker sang “Sumni r children iiiiiitil in* iiiurui hel(» Prince fo r a vote on their resolution when he saw a new spaner photo­ In th« harbor, and no personnel rim e” and ''Smiling T h ro u g h '' more than one-half of the elec luni Mr* Velma Mil. hell, prtnPolice ' ilisclo-isl they were Smith Side to rate voted i’liat proportion., r ll'a| "f the A n fn n ! F m i* -a> » the Ats-rlinljsii metcalling for immediate considera­ graph of .. McFarland he was* hav® been lost in the high wind At thfr request of l*r. Rucker for q u e s t io n i n g a' . (>>•', eirctrin an argue the left factions, shows [ Grammar School, t* n lu.-iiiiier ef t* t i* purely nr i’ ti i ’ ;il protilem. tion of wages and hours. To amazed by the resemblance to 1 — — ■ -----u piano miIo, Misti G ran III am. » Dial they vt »■r ** siirrrssful D>i Ret iiemsnt Cuiiitn if the date, United Mine W orkers P re s­ the men he had picked up on their campaign t imyrnlt tilti Asst* islinn. »tu.iem of semmoie nigh ident John L» Lewis he* refused the highway. rt , . School, played Hoagy Corn elections. T I L I i s D 'S t (I \ H G E I ) to ta k e ' up these Iszuee until . other demands of his A. P. of h S f l n f n r H T p n n f n • Three new Kiwanian* were iv AUTOS SKAHt'HF.I) SK I c Calvti D Tlllis, 2‘J I • . i t miners are mst. The 400,000 soft r“ * , n !°' .U? * T O t l.lkSB ON S A T I It H A Y S In -addition to the five publn dueled into menibershiy by i dWest Seven teen I h Street, haBRADENTON. April 4. (A1)— h tirln tfa recently innouncetl b> wafJ l*nnc: .lack Huaiell, rn * lor four day*. This coming Saturday end been honorably discharged from of th e United 8 U U 1 Enginee r of i tpmolpfclil of the central H o n la The halting uml searching the United State* Navy at the Members of the Sanford Tennis flee In Jariuonvltle in connection Experiment Stalinn; lien Smalt. motor vehicle* rro rsin g the M an­ Saturday* thereafter the local Naval Personnel Separation Cen­ Club and other interested in­ with improvement* for flood con-J m anager of the Valdrx Hotel, ami atee River bridge between B rad ­ U. SV- Employ men l office, 112 ter at Shoemaker, Calif. dividuals will meet tonight pt trol, navigaUon, w ater conserve A. H, Humlaton, insurance man. enton ami Pulmettu is being con­ North Para Avenue, will be The Armv' and N avy wiige.t a 7:30 o'clock a t the home uf tlon an d stabilization, and rclalrd Frank Idimson led group sing­ tinued todsy. Federal border p a ­ cjosed, and open only during the •tilrited iiattle on the shufflefirst five day* of tlir week, it Ralph Sm ith, 2031 P ark Avenue, purpose* of the upper S t. John* ing wilb H arry Kuiietl at Die trolm en are slopping the cars board court* yesterday during fo r th d purpose of deciding upon River and o th e r waterway* in piano. Visitors were Rica King and making th# inspection aa thoy was announced by Mr- Betty x..The e . first ... union , _ label , _ As* used , the Veterans* ItomeeivnDng Cotea site fo r the construction of Florida, a sixth hearing has been and T. Tncker of Jacksonville, rem ain silent as to the n atu re Mostly, who is In charge of the ■’)' * • " .►'■wtzen cigar m ak er* . bra„ otl wjth th e Vavv ,.m(.r r in r office. tennis courts by the City, accord­ announced and will be held here J . G, Foster nf lak elan d irf. of th eir quest. Stephen Hawkins, anout IB. I. i victorious by n scon- ..f Trt to 26 ing to M argaret W right, secre­ In Ju n e, according to inform ation Frank (Juillmnn. W. I). H taril and who is in 'charge, of the border and 71 to 46. in the tussle for ■ — * ta ry and trea su rer of the or­ received today. atrot office in Tam pa says no Ralph A. Smith, J r. first prize money, It. A. Cobb ganization. Vft An 881 percent Increase In a* Consulted with “ higher head­ The hearing will be held p ri­ and John Saul* clipped |*nt Jo 1 nbuilding perm its issued in S an­ q uarter*'' regarding n statem ent Miss W right said th a t the m arily to consider a rhannel smi and Clifford Reel. 7fl to 3H ford m iring Matep as compared robitm of deciding upon a loep- jo in te r the upper St. Jo h n s Hirer but has received orders tlT rem ain The contests were supervised w ith th e same period la st re a r, on waa referred to the d u b with th e Indian River a t o r neat silent. by Clim. A. C. Stridden and hi* wag today revealed by Crady by th e City Recreation Com­ Titusville, usually referred to as cnmmRte. and pitted n.-ninst vn Duncan, City building .Inspector. m ittee. She also revealed that the Sanfard-Tituzvilte canal. A F-NKOUTK TO U. 8 . Challenger for the heavy­ \V AhHINGTONg April 4. MP)— 1d lf clftims it'ji tho boat drink Armv team compo-ed of Gocrg. March perm its totalled $84,400 the C ity ham yuggested th a t the notice will be Issued in May giv­ Steele (C ant.), O t t o Hughe*, Ss compared with $$,800 Issued courts be placed on Thirteenth ing th e definite date and tim e of w eight turnip raising championSHANGHAI, April 4. DP) T he The g e n t l e m a n front Illinois in the Unitcl State* Carson Cook and T-purgel Sm’th doesn't know bow lw did it, .but shin of the louth ea st is C. W, Time »a» whan Sabath want commander of American forcei S tre e t,.n e a r the waterworks. Uw h fd rin g . . against ex Navy Ud* I'al John­ W right who' live* on th# Lake in China. I.ieuLGen. Albert Wede- lie's done It. Adolpn J. S ebeth, in for baseball Total building perm its fo r S an boxing, and Mory road, east of the railroad, mtyeZ, left * by plane totiay fo r dean of the House of R epre­ wrestling, lie's tapered off a bit son (C apt.), K. A. Cobb, John ford during the firs t three The turnip which Mr. W right Weshlnglon. Wedemyer will con­ sentatives, is 80 years old today in the later years, however, and Rauls and Clifford Reel. months o f the year have boon brought to *The Herald office fe r w ith . Preuldent Trum an, Gen­ and jhe'g pretty happy about the g ets hi* cxerrise now by taking - Johnson end Reel took on , §118,400 a* compared with $17,proved to weigh twelve pound* eral Marshall, the ip e d a l A m eri­ whole affair. i 180 a t this time la st year, an several long walk* each day, Steele and Hughe*, w inning 70. when weighed on the .icale* at can envoy to China, and with H ^ iith lit e big black cigar end usually aecompined by his wife. 25. On the next court Cobb and increase o f 47$ p e r f tn t the Aiken Produce m arket on W ar- D epartm ent leader*. The grinned ell around it as the told He also do*-# a daily dozen every Saul* were matching skill with Recent permits Issued include Murgnoiia Avenue. IL i* nearly general a!*o will undergo a ilnua reporters he had no formula fo r morning. He trie* to get eight Smith ami Cook and knocked a perm it to Robert William* to •» v f 't; * 12 inch#* in diam rtcr and about operation. Inatm urh a* the China attaining hl« four-score mark In hour* of sleep, although he doesn't them off, SO-19, Thus, it we* erect a $8,300 home on Plumose wiifc .riding *a« p a rt hfw W atd m itred one, winning third 36 an all-navy final. inch** In circumference and T heater force will be deactivated such fine fettle. As for food — always manage it. land P a rk , to H arold G ray to ,n’e Homecoming pro- place. The winners contributed $10 ha* a purple top globe. It wa* on May 1, it i* btlieved doubtful he say* he eats w hat he w ants s ta r t a $6,300 home in Plumosa gram , drew e large crowd of Sabath left Czechoslovakia 05 O ther cent pettier* in th e tour- planted the first of December, Drive, a perm it to th e C larch PecUtora U th e ca st end of ’ hen he raj) get IL He smokes year* ago to come to this country, o f ' th# prize pur-e to the Rod th a t General Wedemyer will re ­ 'nam ent. were: Roy Long, Barney aaid Mr. W rig h t of C hrist to erect a concrete o rt Mel ion _P ark yesterday a fte rlike the proverbial n ) ‘ chimmey, b ut lie arrived with $2.65 in in* Cron* apd all the men of the turn to China, Reck, H erbert Dougias, Rov Lee, *' 'lurch a t a cost of $ 6,000 only cigars and pipes, he doeen't pocket, ft w asn't long beforr he two teim s Joinei! the Shufflv11 Mixon, Roy Reldsr, Claude PO P E MAKES A PPEAL and Second BtreSt (now ew ay like cigarette*. Aa fo r drinking —- waa bringing his p aren ts and his hoard club. TO OPERATE PLANTS r* Henry W hite, Jr* r construction) and a eh well, the gentlem an says, he fiv* brothers end f ir e sisters to 10 oi VATICAN CITY, April tvacado Avenue and Eli. TRENTON, N. J.. A pril 4. UP) doesn't hesitate to take a drink America.. Before he w ent to Conon hM _______ HOUSING APPROVED enif Bob — Pope Plus has appealed to Urn fo r a $ 1,000 church for resulted la p erfect score* of four , he served ae a police m ag­ world'* "eon tele nr# and "Sense of Governor W aller Edge of New now and then — when you can « of God SalnU in each, b a t la th e final ndK.he g o t get decent atuff. • * * ic, a justice of the peace WASHINGTON. Apri 4, UPV— w j ^ i b i m ; ™ ' t l r a destituteI .h*f h? t xrl2 * In th e free-foi inch, colored. A t Second m g r^ tw o . Jo h n Leonerdy He tlaases as "decent stuff* a imadIi « fm m ■Isrvttlfln I ##ll® IIU) OpOfitO f t * Utility i Chicago Judge. Now h is Th* Senate Banking Commtttev Mtf « f CbftluoU people# from sU rvstion. planU If * threatened atrike tekee concoction which he dreamed ud xi *— „ •g -c chalked up th* longeet eoniecu- lik, upturned unaniinoualy I* tonj{ ■ E arnest Lee won eocond piece (piece a t midnight tonlghL Twehre h im ttlf. He celt* It the H abath tlv# career in Conerreu of any rang#T hhousing IfgisU tlon aim*] o«‘ ■■ , t n o t ™ w ith th e fin e score of nine. The op possum measure* about hundred employe* of the Public combination — end here'# w h at man in the House. H e has been 12.500.000 new provid at providing one-half Inch e t b irth . Service Electric end Gas Com­ go** Into Iti brandy, wine, orange there 40 year*, and now heed* home* in the next te n year*, M en, t h ir d p r iz e . ■ *:1 ' pany would be involved In th e provide* easier The measure •with seven rings each by, A m ie ' Je an Holder of LonfDrood placed 5 $ r ,'" & Gold cube* were used ea cur- threatened walk-out. In the girl#' race, Louitc raney in ancient C the Sabath combination mention * »*h*lh say* h i n e . --------------------------- — '.O f Osteen Wat os second eeeanu - - ........... ........ > / Galileo d M M U tn te d III 163* it Ih th* earn* breath with an te d h 1* 80 > nd N ancy I T bs Young Women's OzrUtieil th a t th* e a rth revolved eround atomic bomb, It h asn ’t seemed t* get in be SOT —e ,tu n . “ Ird pkf*-,-A storialion was form ed *in -------------MM. * th cut off th e C oog m etean 's .wind- lived th a t long .1 teVnTyphoon Creates Panayotis Porlitsas Designated New Hazards In Pacific Areas Action Conics A fter Full Agreement Between F l .‘11 -year Old Studio Technician Slain During Celebration Populist and Nationalists is Reached; Leftists Argue for New Flection. Facilities Damaged On Northern Luzon Student Trio From FBI, Police Take Up^Htmt For Killer In N orthern Ohio I Canal Hcarinir Set u,rm*r H ere During: June had', -star i>u*i." Navy Team Trims Armv S q u a d In ShulTleboard Tilt coal miners have been on strike Will Meet Tonight C ity Reveals 881 Percent H ih e In Building Perm its Giant Turnip Raised Here by C. W. W right B E Adolph J. Sabath, Dean Of House Of Representatives, Is 80 Today ^***’1 -y**v-*-:i Charles Beck, Jean B eider And Roy Long Capture Cracker Race Events E ./iS r td iS tJ S » * sr r r 3 !s» * 3 S E £ ft£ ' *■j - ==r-SE - .vvT A K H ':* . _ m & iS k 4 '•> M i v. it1. It tlorlgsirn �c * PAGE TWO a • THURSDAY, - Al’I t 4, jttifi THE1 RANFOFin HERALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald Importance b t l U k k i * l a I MM Bfclltb ra « > ll| m »»I * a t a iO | a a S O n a g e r at ■aafard. P le rM a 111 M a c a a lla A t t a a a The oldest u nltetsItU s In the An **Umaled b W , « W I # i*rt* of milk were produced Ih w e*uni hemisphere were founded in Maxlfo end Peru In ltdH. .1 e United S taten In H>*3- STAR BOARDEI President Trurtitut tlHuka Oral Senators should stay whdri- they are -instead o f seeking other tfuvernmenta! posts --jir r .ThIa tvaa his advice to Senator Ernest W. McFarland oi nTrirt« Arizonn, who had been suggested for federal Judgeship. *«»T.Art The position of the Senate has fluctuated up and down Shakespeare was the father of twin*. The little blue heron la two feet ■ o t u a a i- iik a il i.omiii* «n:*n ltk*iliBe%« MfiHAurr Vrnactlli’Tioxr m ti:e rrr>r»rK--rfc-Mi^ A hi • b llH a r r • • llm . n r* lb-oka. rr«ilali«i» i-nd w llr •olrrlalOBt'Ma tor (hr Margo .-aUlajr loo<l|. will be »k*ra» -1 r f f f l a i oStorltaloB rotra. Inland liM -n a rn I lt r a . lo r .. r e p r r a e a la T k r llr ta lK I * I l i t a a l l a M l I tfM » l o d ir r O o tn K tS fllr e a a r e o a l t l a l a o l la Ik a lo r e a«l r i l l * . In ih r r a a a lr r « U k f r t a r l n l h r a i l ^ a a i l r n la I H f » * “ • w l N ro la lk . When Gluudr A. Swanson of Virginia became secretary of the navy under President Roosevelt in 1933, he was the, first senator in a long time to accept the headship of any hut the state department. Hud Thomus J. W'ulsh of Mon­ tana lived, he would have been another; hut he,died in 1933 before fits could assume the poet uf attorney-geneTal, which he had promised to take, Federal judgeships, being for life, nuturnlly have •» greater appeal than those of lower grade, {Secretary of Labor Lewis SchweRenhnch left the Senate for a Judgeship, as did'Supreme Court Justice'Hugo-Black. Hut in general, service in tin* Senate is one of the most valued of all federal honors. tmtnltrF *•! I hi til* irk I* ••trill *lir »i*r f* r Hooks atid Stamps rr here so, many more stamp-collectors than The sab* of the first part of President mp u'.icctloju, suggested this question to writing in (He Publishei's. Weekly. H e simple: ntivhodv with 15 cents can start ip*.- While, books lire gi’iierillly..Ul!)U£hL.i.'J UIHLK VKHHA KJK TOKAY , e, and whosale publishing ' .KMAI.L «.M» S K I . K I K l t i method _ books less expensive. No SOULS AUK JEA LOU S , OF THEM THAT KUIU’ASS THEM great expenditure of money U needed to form an interesting IN A C C O M l'U M I.'lK M S. Ir t b o o k c o lle c tio n o n so m e tojdc. The history of t h e hnm* W E,_ AUK UEVOTKII Til A ; town, hooks printed thero, the town's lending industry o r CAliSK WE S U n q i.li IIL in ti ».J mine notable man who was born or lived there—material W H K N (IT UK Its SI.' it I'ASS US. WHEN " | ; H ,\ \r i 11..M . on a ', these m a y lie obtained cheaply, often by- g if t, a n d OUlt BEST. rilKUK IS. NO soon mounts up to something worth while. CAUSE F o il JEALOUSY: Hunt! Catalogues of bookseller* often contain Interesting tula slain hi* Ih >ui ta il' uimI ! items at lotV cost. A great collector mice said truly, "No David hi* ten thousand*. I tine has to spend much money to;get a really interesting Samuel 1$:7. ijm MAN'S ONE NOTE O F FREEDOM ■S_ ORIGINAL NO LINING book ertlection Th« fif Ht. have voted In hsvv daylight -itr in* time, legitlilL** <>l what tin rest of eountrv iloc*. That's wb* w« like nbfiiiL Si I’rieij'him? They m e individual!*! there. Deride* we like saving time ourself More firaln Acreage Department of Agriculture officials are abroad in the urging g r e a t e r planting of grain this spring, Thi unit It is setiluu, ptofilulile to go la s t y e a r, is nil increase of 9,090.0(10 acres ru n trary to then.. nntutnl in* slightly less livestock products. This is |Wtrt of the plan to l l i i s n f r * . I Saufuiil )• the nntui.il pinch ' send life-giving grains to Europe und Asia. f . Unrk-ynrd garrleiw will |ic urged on Americans again. fm ih in u n u i f o k I h I I u ii —■ a f a c t m ilio a d m a u n g rrn i n n * b e t-, Most of them will plant with pleasure, and others with a Ilie tel than miyoor else grim sense of titn> Hut there Is 110 fear that Americans Mr. Heel ought to lie com -j will not rise to Ilie present need us they always have done in c in M 'd I r - h t - speak, n g U P . A") , lo relieve suffering when they know about 11. It is gisul to ere thinking and working for peoples in wed ns for themselves. Feeding the hungry »' T h frc out of evej > trJt lanillle* jn the whole Huff d S tate- nro being adversely affected jiy the cut rent houring shining'* Ahmlt nine million families, .m olding to the Gallup Poll, .warn to build a new hotnc,,nre simply waiting for labor and material* hrfore doing i t And yet we worry about « new wave of llNelnpIojf- Jj ment. about another ilepre**Um. , John Temple Ciruve* g r o w s bo*l lively poetic In hi* eulogy .of fepilng a* he find* It la Alabama in till* year of our Lorn nut*. “ N evtt mi history”, lie writes *n hi* column, 1‘was I he in a Spring so good looking a- tins one of (Tottiinciillng on I,. K. Keel a JUin”. And then ’’referring hack to notes” , lie mills Reflectively, tie r in (art F riday’* llcm id: Ktcrv serious minded perron •*we find th j S piing of lUtfi war euutilly good looking, and *o was living lu re wants the town to I s the Spring of lHt.’i and 1715' priMpetoUs, and shares hi* UliVe*. Wc tlnrt *uy. but you mti.t i will.rigiuar* to see Sanlonl lose have been ijuite a boy in those “ "k major- industry. i We know nothing about ‘he |F lo tilla Puwer & Light tym pany otumfilst to- Incident .monliunedi but we lo urtesy to the I now Mr. Kiel is a t least partly veterans get .right about the clrcunulanrc* of A filling Inin luting th e big ALL loeosi back from I m«t.vn ■shop several years agi. ncifle, ac tu a l-1It i* *wld this shop m ight have suite oil, as j been hullt nt U reta (Tatnpul any wn* reward- | hh V. tint no one living h eir then veteran* in doubled th a t couslderable indif. iniiig up or- foicnre an the p a rt of Iwth the this n?w*- ptriplr and the then city governIt is also Aleut cmirrlhuted Irv-some extent ller salesman to the removal. It 1* also true mitt compel* tie - pn> rull approxim ates - a mil- SANFORD FORUM A. U. Peterson has resigned •>*. '•aecretary of the W ar Prtca ah? Hstionlng Hoard, a posftlo'n which he has held with distinction since the early days of the w ar. We ddnT khow the rvdson of Mr. f**t er»on'* resignation. It niav Ire tbs* be feel* be has served In this office for comparatively nothing /w h ile others were getting rfch-uS long as any reasonable InterpretsH«n of patriotic duty require*. Os R may he that lie thinks ra ­ tioning and ,prieo control has ouia*tVed Its us: fulness. Ih any o w n t the pMpl« of 7 County owe Mr. Paterson a debt of g ratitude for making ratlani thtf work as - wall ns it did • *M this county. It tould have been “ with a e«n»hlerable tonnage of tmigofng and Incoming Height, both carload and I.CL. Thi* «tu tfon may. or may nnt ln> rebuilt Itraxll is in f urfiv .South. Ameri­ n l t the -*ame location, but It I* a certainty it will not lie re­ can c o u n ty -which declared war moved from Sanford, for the On Germany lit World War I. euumle.tt of re»Min» To do *“ would only nc:e**itMte hauling goods track here after ts r a brttU bulk somewltsre else, before the tonnage could enter the branch line*. It would be awkward. Ime time and be completely Unsound in operation. Such plan* do not <titer the fpcrnlinmtl schema of big railroads, which are always OTHER FAVORITE TIES BY Our anemic* nrt- orgsnixing why khouliinT n r ! Let’* get l>u*y. HOTANY WEMBLEY REGAL , Voting i* not only a privilr« r lo lie exetciMil at will hut a duty wo should all pm funit. I am extremely lm*y in Washington untl wlll unly have n few day* to make an inten»lvo campaign. Therefore 1 must a*k you individually to net n* my campaign manuger. I’leasa speukgp> your friend* foi me and—get them to the poll* on May 7th to vote for * MANHATTAN ★ SUGAji-SPICE i t . Beml-Brumiiiell Scenic Hand-paints at $5.00 Joe Hendricks CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Representative in C oncrrss. f»th Congressional Dlntrlct REGISTER NOW—exerrlst your rlirto lo -tie . ,^ '^ ri»i''|S ^*lA JXl r .* F p ^ H l M l ’ LY C O M P lE x iO N S I ehriTj his and the general ndmiration for th a t city which is a superb plat progressive jic not the natural It definitely for a big rati Llil fUlIlAf, IKARUMI It is not In the tig h t physical position for one. It* location IIS mile* from Jaeksonville sml only «1 (rail miles! frt.n lakeland da nut make It a tun mnl hriaking point in main line traffic. And no branch lines meet there. doubt also that th!", pc<m|* there■ would ____ welcoma’ T auch ^ u terminal, aveti if It* eitabllshm edt were feasible. Every community In the lung run develop*, with experience, the particular activities and Ser­ vice^ which! fit ^a own neads; THE CHURCH OF GOD Holly Avenue and 3th Slrecl Cnrr, cvanKclinU, with Lillian Fcacoek ut the pluno * Touchtoh Drug Co, 1DDAY AND FRIDAY All food enrichet ishes the body iHClud a Special fbbd tor the Sir llonry Thompson ofl durable ___________ jO L IX * tailored l o ’viva m b s. C hoonc from d«r " Our customer* „ y ^ values. Chrek tho yourself. ^ l“ L’ ...T .. V-‘ We don’t suppose many people i th a t t ha new sprint eltttai ilnca the w ar- has beeomj instead of Iletter. TMoa rio te r w e, have U th abso* tleaprd out pf one sUe of which sr* nseildd, foreing go wither to a larger ilia yg.- r | .*#* and Feeding’*- �- M B n f lU R S D A y , a pk . i, 191C Social And rv Kniigit SOCIETY w mm ■ i T H E SAN’F O H D I I E R A 1.1), S A N F O R D , F I.0 U 1 1 ) Personal - , e r so n a Activities — TELE. NO. 148 Social Calendar Junior (iarden t It i t f 9. tv %4 ^ - ' w i r%c •!• •** •’*■* Evelyn Mathews. Phyllis Juily Jones. Hilly Gray. Pau told nml Kelly Smith spent tentny at Daytona Itraeh. Club Wins Highest Mnjor nml Mr*. Joseph K. te r of Germantown, Award At Popular Flower Exhibit l>*i«ith»g Mr. nnd^M rs. 'Guidon TH IR SD A Y I . - R egular meeting rsf (Jut SvntIH raiff)ey_ a t * thyl? ----, i ., s c * . "1 *> . f iole Chapter No. 'J -of- n ,e * Three hundred garden and -Nine, “ winner* were: MT*. C. Im etto Avenue, D. E. 8. at tho Masmiio Hull m flower . e n t r i e s comprised the W. Halit-r, first with a fruit MOO P, M. ■ ‘ popular Sanford Garden Clun and vegetable arran g em en t; Mr*. Friends of Grovei David will . T .E .1. CIm j of the First Hap.l Gower show which w as held J . D ingfelder, second with reg ret to learn th at he under­ '■- t Church, w ill meet in the yesterday from !2:.'!Q P. M, un­ fruit and vegetable arrangem ent; went an operation nt the O range A ir c h annex, Thursday ut 7:30 til 11:00 1*. M. In th i S trickland-, Mr*. J . P. Cullen, firs t w ith an General H ospital In Orlando yes­ ^ M. for a business ami social Morrison display rooms In the arrangem ent of fru it; Mr*. Ed terday. meeting. Mrji. M. Cumming will Arcade Building with sirs. iV. a . I Lane, second in fru it arran g e­ .fitt* . -asf . _ staging chnjf man and m ent; mixed flower vase winner* Mrs. William ti, llnllowel! of l i_K r»uP .hfl»lS#8.___________ — ... The Townsend Club will meet acting general chairman in the were: Mr*. J. D. W oodruff, first; H artford, Conn, and Mi** llulb A. hi the Court House nt ", :3U IV M, absence of Mrs. A. AV. Epps. Mrs. H. H .Coleman, second, Flske of Danielson. Conn, alt* '■ lit Mr. 1- I’, lluffaii, president, Many visitors from all p arts of third, and honorable; one kind in visiting In Sanford for a few ptesiding. The public Is Invited. Seminole C o u n t y , surrounding other receptacle winner* were: days at the home of Mrs. W. I. tilaijloli Grove 207 of the Wood- counties, all over the state, Can­ Mr* J. D. Woodruff, f ir s t; Mr*. llughey of East Fifth Stieet. > an Circle will have a cover «lfsh ada, Indiana, M assachusetts, Ohio, II. II. McCaslin, second; Mrs." Hr » J |p e r nt 7:80 l*. M. in t,tr tt'eat Virginia. Minnesota Mlcni- C. Dickerson, thirst; Mrs. II- II. gnn, Louisa na. New York, South Coleman, second. W.U.W. Ilnll. Carolina and Georgia paid trib u tr Other artistic arrangem ent win­ MONMAY £ fhe circles of the \V. M. U. of to the artistic latent* of the ners were: Mr* C. I - Park, first Garden Club women. with mixed flower* in other rc"e F in n linptist ' Church will J .. J. Ilocco of thi* city nn The Junior Garden • Exhibit*; cepjacles; * *tlrs. Ildyth Walsh, nnuncc* the engagement nml a p ­ m»‘et a t 0:30 p. rn., us follows: U rd u 1 with Mrs. M. J. I ’hlllipi, which included South Side, Prj- honorable mention with mlsed proaching m arriage of hi* niece, 201 F ust Eighteenth S treet with miAyr West Side Prim ary, G ram ­ flowers in baskets; Mrs, Jack Olive Milrje Ilocco, of Monoga­ Mr*. A. I.. Thomas as cului.*Ic**; m ar and Junior High Schools Russell, firs t; Mrs. W. A. F itts, hela, Pn. to Thomas AV. George, ■Circle No. 2 with Mrs. Hyrd were awarded the trl-color ribbon second; Mr*. Irving Feinberg, sun of Mr. ami Mr*. W u * a f Condi, Monroe -Itoail; Cirrte No. which was the highest award third with flower* in water. George of this clljr. The wedding Class 10 which was the Junior will „ with Mrs, C. C. MiKcurie. H I given try the Judges. This aw ard be an event of Msy L . 4„ IV-fat Eleventh iiU e tl. C urie No. included red, white and blue Garden Club exhibit u nder the j ‘1 • rrlllt. - llV I M I s n iis f r H H i M rtf' ribbon*.' Govcruuc Millard Cal.I tllrectinn o f M iC TV. A .M o m -b n m ir n i \n m h m . i •-1i» Avenue; C itric No.. JS with well visited the show as well ns wlilch was the outatiimling exhibit ' I t . iliiil M r* . I*it U t t il M u . J. I„ Lee, iKifi Park Ave.; 1,27(1. registered visitors. Mr*. of the show and was awarded the tilt* lu r t h o f u tin lig h t e r , k McCaslin. president of the h ig h e st' award, the tri-ribbon. ^ i * Ie No. (i with Mr*. Jodi r Cain- H. H. expressed H e tty J e a n , m t M ; i i . .11 m th e By MRS A. K. MORAN her appreciation This rxhibit consisted of posters, 'w att, 714 U nitel Avenue; night club, A imscclleaneous shower vvii Ihmi?hrit> nf W pilry «f to Mrs. Fill* for her splendid TW fel rw l ilfirtc - K'pM Ii**t fi** I ’ la m r c H n i c m l H o s p it a l. M r* . Mi. anil Mrs. H 3. Mill* of rijyju, Mr* ,11. E. Cordell, lifll work a m i. coom-ratlon with the cigar box gardens, table gardens, given nt the Community House I 'it I m i l N 11ii* ( y r n u 'i .l i tiit i Fi» r (In- n o t'- the M c i Idh L ' I r h u i t h -fii'H iija h o r t 1 o hiodi i niv Flthl l»1» | Sl*C o-f t F it t e r it f H a ftf « n il 1 ost Third S treet ut H:00 p, ni.J chairmen ami till r~who entered m iniatures, shadow IKites, anil a on Wednesday evening for Mr. nlm* h»’t i after* , ,„Kc ..f tliftt tl uuifht .1, tl, . litiwlttMs aiife‘ 1 iittf flower market with Royal Ambassad S lirrM . »m i choi.-h nnncW flower* and plants in the show. Mexican ^ vnuu* nnd Mrs. Vincent LeFil*. Mi - • luiiIr Klov. ei Mar if.it «t Spring. 1,. w .It...... t! ji hmi model*. b ! 3:30 p. ni. The liti-lc.-e, were; Mi*. M. E. fr* . ** i »«i |> it» , tin t li t.isf* -1*1 |ll|‘fcl.|«,| HH<r thr -a-M*»n NfVfIII! She also expressed her nnprerinA. K. Itossetter entered n beauMoj. . •f Ih l' r lli A|Mil ■1 The monthly program and bust- tion to the m erchants who su p ­ Dooley, Mrs. O. It. Malhieux. wft* at tcinliMf l'\ ii|»|«« •\ttitali **, MnyV h.ft^ Ihwii c.llpb.Vrtl jmtj, t (* tsvif i| im ii *»*t I ,ui »I Mi * M. ln*s« meeting uf the W.SC.S. of plied furniture and container* tifu| professional exhibit which Mr* W. I, Sleg and Ml*. A. E. ♦vl -I .* at tin. |**nrrii*llr Am H o c f»i L . f W illh in is itiiv r m i i*fitrti^ tili»f the F irst Methudixt Church will and to the citizens who co n tri­ inclu<h*l: palm*, ru*e*, snapitrng- Moran. in^ the m|,| inwhiiHHNl Minin» i) •• the pa **( fuur y«fii I t : Mr Move ■ If\ n t it im if f m i i i tin * htM ik • * is p lf it meet a t .'I:mi P. M, in. the church. buted generously to the building ous, E aster lillles, calla lillies, iris, The group was entertained will) iliiitrt* v%il|| ji V i *i .titiH u f I mmij * in,*® hy Ituy 1^ Hniilli. I ,«*k SAFitv'fs iiiH .Minnlny n**n> h,i* U’vn iT'iUMvIid with the A t- uttl Hoard meeting i* scheduled for fund nnd to W. A, Morrison of pansies, petunias, delphinium, ccn- music by the GeneVn* Xfnlmstni. ttihipip thi*i\Mi ku Tin* > T hh un« fulitiw r*| hy u Itihliriil iiilt nt 1li h«iiii«‘ uf |hr JillsI fifl”*i iauren, gladioluses, marigolds, luiilip t *imlit I tine in Snnfm»l fi 2 30 1*. M. Stricklaml-Morrison, Inc. for per­ The Grand Marrh wa* led by tlio mol ulil ntiiMiilitl. Stim i> *I;imi'll • Im it. M t» * M .u u i ih 'i IH m r f e t liT , mail) viuir.i. f u i i t f ^ t v i h i c h a i i * rn jiiy « * « l h v Circle* of the Presbyterian m itting the club to u*e bis di» statice, larkspur ami inativ other bride nnd groom. uii»I «»»m* t ill* |T FT f*‘ f tit* I’i ' i thi* i i M n l l a t iMii uf m*w nfficui * A Mil.ul vuiii'M? M'tViil - l*i in rangcnicnts 'V. II. Stew art iiin k e t h e ir Voinan* Auxiliary will meet us pin)' room* for the »how. T h r cTiUlilu will Many useful and beautiful g ifts nnct* »if ntliPfA. T«*iiy IV ivj iit» I f*»r thi* ojiiilntf yi'm, N**vc *»f Ittin ip ut liU2 We^t Spvpnlppiith tb r Ml 71. J t'. IhlVl-e entered an arrangem ent uf culla Hows: C itric No. I, Mi- C. It. Two hundred people w aned from I II. I he hiii iiirhcutru fictTfe iitilmt Mt>. J I ( ’link nijtl M Mi- Jean NaVci. tawson, chairm an, with Mrs. C. 11:00 A- M. until 12:30 P. M. lillies and Joe Liuehart contributed were received. M.va pi »•- iji'iit, Mi*-. III). t- (nt ■•I-....... S t m i u fter J u n e 1 an arrangem ent of high bred At a Inte hour, refreshm ents jilt rlMH,*' n11*1 I lit* d l ^ o . \\ itlimn a. T l n .w f mi,-i rd.lig u f t v ll. Dawson, "ild Park Avenue a t for the show to open. tiered wedding rake St! tit! ILthil \inw |*Iitfeifi^ U i tip \ ni* pi #*>-14Inn t; Mi*. Jill!' Chap. | delphnlum. of a thr ii" fflh* v%s. Mr*, i;. . I d ll.. Mif. ::;30 P. M.: ( 'i n k No. 2, Mrs. Accredited judges for the event tlu» 111e r i h i n r p i s t il tin* limn, l u a i t m i . IIIM Dirt Gardeners Circle won first (nnd punch vycre served to nuirly iw r? ( Inn If 4 l lmV t l *. AD j. J. IL An ll MU* E v e l y n ! I.. I. F rn z k r, chair marf. with were Mist Ethel Knyart, Mrs. ** Vnill |iii!ii«*t" Aft* r f ill I ! f« "« Cl *■I il Mt w W I 111! l I Iwllf!. Mf *. Mrs L. I. F razier,'C elery Avenue Fred D. Trlsm an and Mrs. Jnhn prize aiming the dinner ta b le 'a r-[o n e nundreir people! Th. wfrpi't « m M’ \v .1 fi*r K. M Sw h i II \ |1 \X.,* VltfPel I lu ll t f.i I ( 1 i 3 :30 IV M. ; C urio \ u 3, St n*. W. Patrick of W inter P ark; Mrs. rangements. The tnhle was cover-1 Rev, Milton Mclx-ml re e l i " d g | • .1 1 m ti M \t cd with an embioidered linen 112 m einhei. into tb M. Ih.-li-l th I \l l: J S K rider, i lm innan. will. Mr a. Hik •• mu I lie h i M..hi\ . t t Edwin L. Thomas. Mr*. William th. Ml I k i I \ k I I \ M > - ' !*! I • % M I* . M I. ..i t! Mi ii J N (bill.n 1201 Palmetto .\\P* G. Power. Mrs. T. E Hudgins and duinnsk d o th nml appointed with I Church Snnduy ;ift*•....... .. Htif I *• 'll V”ti iiiui.t f DH-rti.t " 1lit f .1- * l I. t h i f M i Mt .. / r ic at 3:30 1V M.; C lick N!ti. 4, Mr* W. I.. MacGowan of Ja ck ­ red rrv*t«l plate*, white and red ! Mrs Laura Kilbe- , Mi I'li.l-t f*tt . 1 n .t, *t 11 . May .It* Ml *t is* it| M‘* feitutfitU i»! ♦' If*" M lh H„ . i „ Mr < nt i nil in ,m . j;.. ■ Mi 3. y aiboiough. U t I r m - K mlt* —L'i r Yr’ tr T o n M 'jlf'M with Mrs. M 1 . Met o-yiiii, chair sonville. Mrs. Endor P u rle tt was irystnl glasses urn] a icntcrpiece .r M t i * X a ii j ■ )H1 H«u 11 ( ‘ d H p / P U> 11141k f l V of Christ** tear* In n red eo n -[M i,, Lillian Moran. W », Kilbe.-. 1hlhsiir i m l K lt c n M ia m i,'.'" \ Howl. .iid. VI) Pmn. with Mr* II. H McCnsiln, " * *' 1 VV 11I in HI r m l li«** |fSnri » * « • tt »«' ...... m.h of i t u f t i»; it**-! l . i ' * \\ i ' i 1; . ; I M l I M 0 Magnolia Avenue .it 3:30 chairman of the ribbons and tnlnrr flanked bv ‘Ingle re.1 U |r. and Mt* J. A logan. Mr. chili i t i» ,if lit -i">t .ti •u : th» l n i t i «1 * It(* h ti , II Mill " 111*If 111" K.l.l ■••« T.imi H " landlesticks holding white tapers. I j..sutlmi. Mr* C iunfor.l and ,h M t \i> ., , t link A M.; Circle No. 3. M n. l'. I,. jrn lg e * . • 1 l . . , i,i ii u h f i i ......... m i) ■bin .• | T he judge* awarded the fol- Aralea Circle won second prize Mr. and Mi* Lucky Maitini weie ul •' , \ I l|lt»l A fill:** _* INI «m H i i i j in ji I'**I f n L*l l G.md-o Mi * Redding, chairman, w th Mr* V. 4 h it h " t pi . ‘IT! *•»«« ft! 1' Mh* ( 'hfijmiui! •'!*** uu \ iiu . /.. t hose who attemlei] the 1’iimri‘r Sb < J t M t llt le ftU.I l.i II U . Greene. Je w e tt'. Lane nt 3:30 low iiji- ribbon* in Class One wllh a table covered with a •1 1 t ..1 M f V . -t'Mur ii' H | f» it • l«H*k th. u .ti with J.T w liit h P. M ; C irri. W Mr*. II M. rose*. Mrs. 11. II, Coleman. fir*t d o th , appointed with Dolly Ma.li- Meeting at la k e Mary on Thor i hi |>lll> Pel I H 111, .1 i '»'1 11m ,S« etuii* 4 . I l u i .'a' IlM lt Vllell t,i ,u tin* In** .if lifi »In AVnmuck, t i, i i ilia1' '■ lb Mr-. II. ami secoml nnd W. A. Adams, ton crystal and centered with an a|H„ evening ■ifllr, lief i h mii i Iw i H l r c ' 4'*l i • on, ie .if It U ll tl . o l d 1 tl ' 1H » f Ilf i -11111 ii i * S n rt t inflvrljjt« r fill hf il l In hi|*h M Worn act., ill.: Mngiiuliu Ave- third. Mr*. ' George McCall won arrangem ent of E aster lillie# am t; Mr. nnd Mr* Henry llam sm i t .e ir i*mt thi n«K h»* I 11tn ill ;i|ft Lrt. lie H u l l ii m il o 11!;i i 11 »«l first prize In the annual* and k* ;uw . calndium in a while m m lonna,(1f ............. .. will, itue at 3:4 l I’. M. will. Mi's. It. Hu1 do I «■* i% JI w i»ith I Ml II i «n ■ ci t t t »IIU.*. Mrs. A. F. Ramsay won first container. Magnolia Circle won , heir parent* Mr. and M - C. r . fiiit .i H. Wall limit life M hi* L'h i | ttilk iiJfcsH 1i‘ »l i prize among the perennials In third place with a table covered ||j , l r |s.m, Sunday 11 •( 1hr ♦ ...... fh iftill i 1 Tl, Juniii I HI til li f t . M t - . eiftlll* Mlll['f * i-.hui the bulbous blooms and bulbous with white linen dnipask anfrrl ••( i .h i, i* „*i»7.««H» ,. . h *iit It' t i t m =c *|, ik'htful i fft* imU .1 tit. Mr». J . M i n in p lH 'll lliri : . VVn * pottrd plants, Class Four, the win pointed with white and goldj 'Mr' IX It I f"f f, KfVHIltl, itf H h i p a t l udliii* | fir in*-* ners were: Mr*. I- E. Silencer, china nml crystal. The ren ter 0 St. Auii-i tinr. pi n nt of \ f * chs .If it'. J r hi i vLi \ ■ t* ■zll-. I .1 ♦» I first; Mr*. M argaret Humes, sec­ iir'rnn dement was of Magnolia*, O. II. Klyiit, w®ro visitors hi*ri* J u t i Li i k W lH r .1 l l k f * as r e p * . - 1.4 S h i i li* y V in t 1.11 Il'p M invpr the *e«*k-*ml ond; Mr*. L. E, Spencer, third yellow iris and delphinium. I L . . 1 L W ->i ,1 ',t lit , 1! . l u t i r l!>t | Ii.il tit Tilt MissionHi) Smiety of tin* Among tb r flowering shrub* < h i m i:\n.u i The Colonial tcn table which. The Hflpti'l M lsstonaly Smicly I f c m m t s * i ; i « v i , 1ST I*i . ‘t* l u s t C hrlilian Chut.li met Mun- vine* and trees, Class Five, the wa* not eijti rcd in com petition, held it.* legulur nuvting «i the p m * f o r i p . t if f n f H *? *r mi t In 1* ? L , U iMhaiit i . 1 r Oay evening at the homo of Mrs. winner* w eif: Mrs. George A. wa*' im l of the main attractions home of Mi H. ,x . p i Mary Stone*, last •* • |S,,i n in • h» i t . M u v . . 1fote-l 1 i M. G. Tracy with Mr*. (1. D. Moffett, f irs t; Mr* W. A. F itts of the show. The table was laid Thur*d»y i:. s i . \ ii k 1' lv 1* i ) iv h i r k I ' . ft i * w 1 ‘EH ie'f lu ll . . -i l-andrc**, presiding, Mr*. V. II. second; Mr*. George A. Maffdtt with a lace d oth and centered Mr*. Grace I.eRoy nml little t‘ 1 y »*_»••• Mo G ranlnnm mod the scuplure nnd third. Class *lx, pntle«l plant*, with a bcHUltful arrangem ent of t . 1 ■ li.I.'l tm 1Ic. nr. ti nt IK ' (' ("■' . J “ f 1* I I- Ji t•* 'P l . i Mrs- W, C. I'ison and lihs. Jjrm l- winners w ere: Mr# 11. W. IItick• (link rose* nnd delphinium in an graiiddaiigliler, Jud> Het'kinan >( ■ t m p :n i Cranlierry. New Jcr*ey, ate spend I 'II I 4 f»»i ll>< H l | t , h i ll*.b I I l i f t |-s o '.tr * in W i n t e r IV't.E. i hr ics* sang a duet. iH u .r r (•r, firs t; Mrs. M E- Patterson, antl(|ue shell container. The table \Vlitf ti«*«. 11 (■t ». ! U y Mrs. R. t '. hix. Mr*. G rantham second; Mrs. W. P. Field*, th ird ; wn# set with l2fl-yenr-obl pink mg some time at the Giiieva # ’ ♦ I -. M\ »u -i ,,yl. 11t*r * Aecljic nml .Mrs, tl. T. Pearson present-' and Mrs J. M. Stinceiphcr. hoii- lustre china, early American sand­ Hotel. Vllltk Itljf Ito n n i anil f i l e r |! Li nn i it z: — — W r llv 1’. t ) .T » n \ I" ! Mtsj Kaye Jlucbner uf Virgent* • '|-.|h I'uiiiliiH t il• ll thu missionary lesson. The oiable mention. bttrk ii fur .4*. | "'-J wich glass, colonial pink plates, nes Is vi«iting her fulks here. hill* Ih y Ic a iu l N iin r y W illia m -* tre a su re r's rtp o ri was made and Wall gartam. 'w all picture nnd a wine set of crystal and silver -- *_ —- — * ^ " The Bciilor 4*11 Club belli its the member*, voted to tend ♦7'r* dish gnrden, Claes Seven, w inners which could lie locked, and all tegular meeting at the Cgnimi.lllty A the sta te mission work. Ur. were; Je rk Russell, first among early American tea pot. The AV. P. Ycsley gave an in terest­ the wall gardens; Mrs. C. J,. appointments were owned by Mrs Hall nn TiKsilsy aflernoon. Those present were; .Mi*, lint ing talk on communism, its h is­ Redding, first among the dish IL M. i’npworth. prominent Simda Wilson, home demons! m linn tory, nnd the present form In 'g a rd e n s: also Mrs. Juliu* Diug- ford citizen. ngent from Hnnfunl; .Ml** Emma Russia. ; feldcr, first; Mr*. C- P. Hender­ Some of the larger o u tstan d in g t Stephenson of Talliihn* wi*f ,m I A fter the l.ufiites* session, n son, sefoml; Mr*. M. II. Gill, third exhibit winnei* we,e- outdoor In Jllir Id,,. Mi Miwftca lift I y , > arl»"f "UL'li rocinl hour m;n>ed and re- nnd Mr* 11. C. Iletzel. himnrnlde. Ing room by Ccnlral Circle, fir*! Kiiinif* nritl Mftry I.uuim' I a-KiIs , •freshm rnl* wer* served by the Miniature nrrnngrincni winner*. Garden Center, f ir s t; and hinl 'lih lritl sMnthifux ntul t.illiun hostess to the follow ing: Mr*. ITass Eight, with no entries over conservation* first. The Junior M iirn n F trx, Mr*, c le v o f JfxJu u li, Mrs. four inches high were: Mr* W. Garden Club exhibit* turn red, Mr. ('* I)- Ojjhy rn. i< wiiitel 7'isun, Mr*. Ijindress. Mr*. G ran­ A. F itts ,'f ir s t; Mrs. Harry H err­ white and blue ribbons. visitor here left Monday with Ins n i Bseynnd; c i i i i i i i , Mis* (trains* Nancy. i t i n u t Williams, >> tham , Mrs. J. E. Harplor, Mrs. uon, Committee chnirmeu included: son nnd daughter. Sir. and Mrs. ughea, Mrs, Pearson, Mrs. J. ll. 'hinl; Mrs. Fred Williams, hon­ transportaliiin Mr*. IL N. ‘Bayer; Ralph Ogburn for th eir home in rton, Mrs. Shiiley and Mis. orable. properties, Mrs. J. D W oodruff; I'll,' c m u n i i i g g l o t y 1,1 A rtistic arrangem ents. Glass publicity, Mrs 11. IL McCaslin: Winston Haleni, N. C, V. Ye* ley. . The reg u lar m eeting of the K n^tiT o u tfit . . V " " r commercial display, Mrs. I,. I. I’.T.A. was v*e|l attended on •i|t.,n iU 't! H u w y o u 'll F razier: judges and ribbon* Mrs. 7'uesdny afternoon at the srhonl. Kndor C u rk tl ami Junior Gardrn Guests a t the m relm g were; Mi**. one o f tlicsi* lit t '.f h u t ‘ Club, Mrs. W. A. Morrison. Ouidn Wilson nf Hanford; Min* ■ o f U nw orn. You, 111'""' Also Garden Center, Mr*. S. C. Emma Stephenson, of Talliiluisre, BY m o re lir e I n '" Dickerson; classification, Mrs. E. anil Miss Virginia P. Moore stole uwiiit itijr von* CECELIA T R lJ L lJ C K c s ^ li. Stowe; artistls arrangem ents. home Improvement specialist from Mr* C. 1- P ark ; picture arran g e­ I nlluhasser. . . Tha ul •liwicr Miwi Show lietween seasons The w o m e n golfei* m ents, Mr*. C. P. Henderson; The W nnisn's Society of Chris' Seminole Country Club Inrluda: | flowers were lovely and many, miniature*, Mr*. H. W. Wilke; inn - Service met nt the home of many paople came to ,ec I hr rn■K JVIEEN E IVEY. VERNE SMITH, potted plants. Mr*. Robert Wllli- Mrs. Nrlle Thomas. 1‘resrnt wreie; O R O T H Y If,W ELL, DORIS trles . . . MIL ami MRS. Hll-1. amft; specimen displays, Mrs.' 1,. ALIv* SIARY HENRY W ILLI- HOFftMAN have returned to ihclr E. Spencer; dish garden and wnll Mr*. F. D. Ilickok. Mr*. W. G. AftMS. D A I S Y SPEER, EUI.A home on Valencia Drive after lur­ garden, Mrs. Jack Russell nnd Kllhee, Mrs. Dura Underwood. SPENCER. MRS. CLYDE HURT, ing away for a number of yrara registration Mr*. C. I*. Redding. Mr*. G uyette. Mrs. Hazel Klynl. and others, ycsleidny a t the ball . . . H* has b e e n ' working in Mrs. F. E. Bolt. Mrs. R. W Mr*. Pearl Yarlmrough. Mis* Lapark serving orange Juice (Semin- Jacksonville. . . We welcome them Wilke, Mrs, C. L. Powell and fttre. Vern Dunklc, Mis# Mabel Chap man, Mrs. (.aura Kllhee, Mrs. <4e County product) to GOVER­ hack to Sanford , . . The PHIL Endnr C urlelt. iierno Munchmore, Mrs. Henry NOR MILLARD-CALDWELL and GRASliOFFH have moved into Tho program chairm an wn* other official gursj* w*rn DAPH­ ihclr new resldencee at 24M P al­ Mr* C. L, Powell; poster by K relztr, Mr*. A.- E. Moran and N E CONNELLY, H E T T Y JO metto Avenue, . . LOIS love* her Central Circle; supply, Mr*. C. L. (he hostess Mrs. Nellu Thomas, BROCK, NORMA JEAN 8AYER new home . . . A fter nil Ihcje Redding;__cleanup, Mrs. B. U. sml U lllan Moran. A m o n g those attending th nnd DOT . CRUMLEY . . . Tha year* MRS. RALPH WJGI1T still Crum ley; "correspondence, Mrs. music program prrscotrd at the loves the country as much as aver Fred IL W ilson; photography, Methodist Revival In Oviedo lbl ~|Join«n» Club meeting by MRS. . . . and who could blame her Mr*. Juliu* D ingfelder; finance, week w ere; ftlr*. \V. G. 'Anders, )RGE MCCALL Tuesday wa* with her Ideal home cm Golden lira . Voile Williams and music Mrs. A, E. Moran and the Mitsc* lot Verne Dunkel, Mabel Chapma t very Interesting and many com­ Lake . . . A eerie* e f parties will Mr*. George Touhy. and U lllan moran. plim entary remarks are losing begin Monday for DORIS HALL E ntertainm ent waa furnished nt Visitor* in t h | school Ihl beani. . . MRS, GEORGE HARD­ . . . MR. and JdUS. GEORGE 2:00 P. ftf. and again a t 8:00 EN sang " I Love Life" a f te r HARDEN will a u r t the ball roll, w h i c h consisted of readings, week w ere; Mis* Virginia P. MRS. MCCALL lmd r.dated tho ing with a cocktail party a t the music end. d ancing.. Piano music Moore, S tate home Improvement ty afshow it came to he com* Country Club . . . Delegatee nom­ wa* furnished throughout the specialist from Tallahassee; Miss wd , , , The citrus drew a full inated to attend the American afternoon by Mrs. J. L. IL'Ewan, Audrey Packham, professor of »»e , . , '4.0t)S rcople . . . and Legion National Convention were Mrs. Frances Unix. Mrs. Ed Lane, education from Rollinr College; h alf-of th a t number wera enthus- MRS. ROY P R E N T I 8 , MRS. Mr*. R. W. Wallace, ftfr*. George and Franklin B. P a r r y from htttle little bejrs and girls . . . REID MANN, MRS. WALTER McCall. Mr*. F. E. Rourfiill.t ami Gainesville. Oliver fttathleux, student nt iCK RATIGAN and two child- ALTERMATT,- and MRS. G IU Mrs. George Touhy. Galneevllle, Is home over the war* there, but you couldn't LEN MCCLURE. The program of entertainm ent week-end visiting h li parent*, Mr Ogden Nash says . . . A girl them fo r the huge ballon* etc carrying , . . The Vet- whose cheeks are covered with consisted of Mlko Wbolchel who end Mr*. O. It. Mathleirr. Ho .. »na Homecoming Celebration paint has an advantage with men played * clarin at ao*nt p»*i* brough* a fr^ n d ^ C harles Sanchez, 100 p ar cent tu cetstful with over one whoee a in 't" . . . "When Heater, vocal s o to r - E s te r Lou front r * y We»L with him. Honoring her birthday* ftli** one and his brother in the an all-Texas regim ent landed In Morrison, reading; Ann W hitaker, nty turning out for the day* North Africa, th* captain Is said dance; M ary Ann S trkklahd. Lillian Moran waa entertained at ; John Ftto, piano *o!o; th* Community H all on Friday _ rita . . . 11RANCH RICKEY, to have warned them, "Remember read in gbv Joan Bayer and Riffion evening w ith a party. GLARE O PIFPIT H . COV. CALD- we got to humor tM natlvee. If tango D ingfelder; a dance, The E aster a delightfif] evening W EIX, 8 16 HUDSON, aiul other they say Africa ia bigger than Parade, by Ann W hitaker, Jac■ ■ ringing the hoataaset and ‘raJebriUcft w ere on band to he'o Texas, scree w ith them." oe lin t McDonald, A nlU Alknn, Mr*. H enry KreU K re taltr tr and Mr*. A. The "Forever Amber" aet h olo County [Igvake tb* hand* loro them Beckett, Oretchen KlrE. Moran served home made ire It* ra tu m in g feta . . . MART barn closed to rislth re. The re e h h d f and Elolse Cooke, A fa.*bcream and birthday caka to the 10HT_ L E FFL E R and son. W l k •on is tha TEe*lth_ of _ PEGGY how wa* sponsored by the following! Mine* M ary Louise G ram m ar School Gar- and France* LeFil*. LeVerne M U FFL E R S, while W IL U - .pad from 08 to 90 pounds. A*- Wn Club, Dunkel, B etty Fay* Yorhorough. BOB C hattanooga attending aoclatad Press columnist Charlene Shephard, Hetty Bumsay* PECOY may not of machanlcal en- THOMAS ‘ mersill and Lalnn Braddy. * AIm Denton P rev att, Henry K retzer, E .' A, Moran, E arnest “ ‘ t i l-nrln McGill, dllver Mathleux and Charles Sanchez. Olive Rocco Is Engaged To Wed X GENEVA NEWS" “Switiff your parlnpr” Dance I Marriage O f William Daughters <if Wesley H. Moye Announced Class Met Monday Successful Miss Din^fcldcr Is . Hostess To Club ■i Virginia Chapman Honor Roll Student Mrs, M. (I. Tracy Host To Society f TERRACE TALK V ; > f e r « v r / S ? 6 -r,° 4 « 1 5 - 00 �TnvitspftY, THE HANFOnD HERALD. RADFORD FLORIDA PACK FOUR TtlK SALFORD JU tt* AI n. SANFORD P ! .u f lin \ Bo* 1.132, l>»» b*en ' h,>n.*> a , disrhatgeq from the Unite l Slat f,'avy,..abebrding «o hifgmwtic •eccivN l.today from th- Suv • c r /o n n c l Sepal atiun C e n t e Jacksonville. Griffith And Rickey Presented Silver Bowls By Gov. Caldwell Senators Blast Out 23 Safeties Including: Circuit clouts By Robertson, Spence More than Thousand F ans See Tilt lihiiutr one of tho major nt tract ion* on Iho Veteran'e Day Hnwecrottiiig piogrnm. the Brooktyn Dodger* «ma»hed out a total o f 21 hit* off three member* of tho mound »taff of the W»»hlngtnH neimtnr*. The Diulgor* combined thc»e 21 »nfetle» with three error* an d implied uciu** a lol»I of lf> run*. B ut believe it or not th u t a n »n’t enough. . , .• „ . While all thl* Dodger blastiux: waa going on tho Senator a r til­ lery- w a r tirin g n barrage /v . . g - S nK0l i f 1938 G-Man Is Lee’s Donna And Billy Boy Upset Favorites To Capture Daily Do j coastal wolera of * this country i tinea their an c en ry to a total of 415 Alantic cna»t ftah teleaced The elate dining roo«i in. In San Francisco Hay In IH7’J By JULIAN HTEN-STROMi *TT' rTrlM M t 1 ! and 1852.—BpoYt* •Afiefl. . • * WJiit. House ran *aat 100 guests. #• I l*OltA 4&qUflllU. Tltnr ■. D rin'a iV lip n v n f1 HjNr I4e«t. Mavlc ond rac*. and Billy Itoy, victor In If hd*. V-Ma'I, Art IhtrrrU and The fim t item on our “do'* Hat thl* afternoon i» to glv^ a >he thlnl, up»rt th« favorite* laat lit! :.*!'* it big hand to Georg* T ujhy and hl» gang for the aplcndld work night at the Sanford • OrUiulo Kuril m« v — a, id iq s ta ir la fla re ) — ■ did in making the Veteran*’ Homecoming Day celebration yea- K*no*l club to pay a handMune i'll1 !-tiailn* lllll . I.usan. Ili.mUt ay auch a •’wnopplng” auccaa*- W ithout a doubt, .he program daily double price of I12UJ10. The" III* lu-nr. Chunt;v in Ownerahip of the ' ( Knrrn hjir. K'Uiuhu Hu.. ciday wan the moat thoroughly utganlred all day celebration combine wa» 7-1. All Talk. ItoUalah anil OratM-laHc e ever had the opportunity to nee. • I s lb lla w — K a la n ln I. ie’a Donna rwfumlod 117. IfiJO llialalrla Mae*) Al Lee .11.1 a wonderful tob w ith the motor boat racing but and I.(Hilled in the Sutifcrd Atlantic National Bank Bldg. |T » 0 end Hilly Roy rttUTO'd Itriran l Mr. l a r r l ) I j n r . - t a r v r ■a a ah am t^lh c-in litcel. racing t r a f t didn’t aboa up. ..Thtg. had cl'J.ln, 14.40 and | U 0 |j»rj;e Sdcciiim of .MuRniinea. Comic ROokA, ClRhrH, Iluar Jlexsr rear.- Mufaawk H«nut. i»e<l to m hare nut a t the b u t m lnule a re g a tta »»> *Ute<|f to t'aaboo. Jtru g r Vick i>n.l Cignrcltcs. Candy Bara, olrs, , In the fifth race la d y Hard and Inr.l teld in Tam pa. Sinca inoat of the midget* are from Tam pa and l.urkjr Tim . Mary Ann l-ee flnD rod firat and ------ YOUR PATRON AG K APPRECIATED -----• M C I calk Mac* — *, i n Milo au> rounding area. It wa* impoytllde for Utom to be her*. Howllappy Matron. Tunic. Pilot • Lllr. ■t th e re’* no doubj th a t everyone enjoyed th a raega. which by, the second to pay « qulnlela of ffl.flO. I'ail’n ”W «JU * to Plemra” • ri’r tv>y. Miner Mu. .Helm. Tunlght’a Knlrlee __ rnnrr babe amt Mm IM . MR. AND .MRS. JOHN'S INNU$E rival Harr — ra fa c lli i I'.labl* llae* — t'alw rltn Hccrrt Ncftft a, K*nny. Neva Hull. (Uulak.a llarcl Johnny Leonardy mol hie m r*a racing iiioaiam wen pimuicn Hp.iivit l*anlh«r, l<o«ii*i iJIII. Hhurt li rami Tup. MmMy WlloV Am-«• and hundred* of upcctatoi* enjoywl the race* and the ring tourna- Hnurlcr, I0u*c> un*l IlIHlut kill, la* laarry Jak*. Itm-ky 1114a*. accaarf Mac* — Kuiurilii ■Iramt Pcalher. Ka*|cr Prince amt i r i m lla ll tm llr Ikm k id A. C. Miulden had a big crowd playing nhuffleboard all day . riy Tumm> Talc. lu a Jcmnilc, II..I 11*11 lluncha ‘ CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No M ath. Marc - 3C Mlln long on the court* »lluated near the /ir e a c tio n . M Morn. Nnw XI). T* »uc A«r. t.ucky i ilx ih ) Rllnitaatlual imtal slats used due to climatic conditions.’ All tyi>o T he hall game wa» certainly w hat wa m ig h t call an affair. p„l. Klaertc l'|i ami Sew* llcMlcr. Mliu(uriilc. Ilcrnn i|.).inl)i)n, Vic. T klrU lin e r — 3 / i a MJWl major s|>ort* wrrlturU writer* th that covered What a hall game! Several of the m ajor sport* at wtvered blinds repaired. Free estimates. lor) Bon*. K i* i lal T«*. «.I filial Hue. | > r r . d M ill lla lll H ank I d u - if t ii. i i . ... # • ** I It the wildest of any e»hibltlon till theyM over II. .I. . ru m Hill*. Ton n Hnllf. . ______ i * . vi1n ____ _ . them _J iccm V7 U T h e > UndC(dn't‘ havoVnymvc d*'lia g rw„ w *ith a t ail. «dl. You II.|»|»II Italic, IIhii*"t Jllll I'u*lfr. | Muck I'p l*al. H l.r.lrlfl unit llualcr should **e our aeoretmok. It’a w ithout . doubt Ihe my*t terriblo 091«* If* K lt.a a I..I llf ta .lll..'* t» .t.l_ looking thing you've ever seen in your life. i ’A r r . r . Hfll/nSCLAW, (Retiredi.'QWMr_____ ihe game wa* enjoyed by most iveryone. But Just the same, „ tint wh w hatV wlthoUJ a few A. few fun* wrr* growlingg bet a t * aa ball game „ ■Wf'tVfS- tfT~7nrejr Thlhir«*trvcty! n e ic n e r hoiTh and m ilter were leally on the hall. ... the back fur m rh ’ Hut again we want to pat George Touhy on tI.......... ...... ........... v _______ ____an o f the entire eelebtaa gplendk) performance a* general chairm tlorw Seminole County and eivlc club official* certainly owe him a DKLAND, Apr. 4. (H p e e ia !|big "thank you.” At the boat race* yesterday morning. Touhy tfa* Htetson's Coach Hrsdy Cawall right there. A t tk i G rniker race*, h* was In the m idst of the yesterday announced tho follow, works, lie checked op on the shufflelioanl play frequently through­ irur fixitball schedule Lie IPlil: Infleldom. Ilc rlie K n tc. and out the day and wa* rig h t in there yesterday n t tho hall parkOct. II — Alabama Teachvm’ Willie Mnngulutxo. and outfielder George narked himself up In the ntes* Imx with *mne of the world’s College (Troy, A la.) - n t De« Perry Arrowwood werr1 rc leased greatest baseball writer* (excluding t* . n aturally) »uth an Shirley la n d . Povlch. Arch McDonald and many eth er W ashington nud New York yesterday by the Sanford Celery Oct. 17 — Hollins Collrgr Pods of the Florida S tate League. •port. Journalists. George was right a t home borauio once upoh a *t Orlando. . These relearea are the first given time George was a snorts scribe In 'C h a rlo tte . C»l G riffith paid . Nov. 2 . — Miaalsslppi College this season by the local club. the press a short visit yesterday. Cal Is now vice-president of hi* — a t Clinton, Miss. John Krlder, an o fflc 'at ^f Ihe Nov. 8 — Erskine CkiLegi father’s Washington cltifr. club, revealed yesterday th a t th* Ash Wing, the colorful Orlsndo sports edlfor, was also in the a t DcLand. club had obtained a bus for the press box yesterday at tho Municipal P ark. Ash was right In there Nov. 10 — Rollins Cello? i — pitching hut he, along with the rest *>f us. had one devil of n tim e u se . of th* club this year. H t nt D eland. also announced th a t a new *e* trying to keen th in g , straight. At tim es we would poll Ihe *;°r*r* and the number of run. the mo»l w riters agreed upon would be of uniform , h a . arrived and the About 1,150 soeciea of flower* club I . rapidly g etting set for selected a* the score at th a t p articular time . . . . ,, , , the open*ng gam e in Deliand n bloom in Yellowatnn* National We got along with A»h okay.-untll he unintentionally-sw iped Park. week from next Tuesday night. our sun gln.»es* v •. . - - INSIDE SPORTS REPORT ■ arm ' Th«* Gower for May if Lily i lie Valley ami (' t- birthstoiu- i. he emerald. In the (ii>t l»ftu veal* of it* the little blue hcm nT C w tftnM Carolina Mayor Goes To Telephone Matchmaking life.,IFor From where 1 s it... A u J o e M arsh ANNOUNCING “LOBBY NEWS’’ Like everybody,the, folk* in our mm talk nboyt the beat way oj reverting pcotc. 3ome believe ona ‘iv tb .ir, Bill ahcn it .D enny and 55am laeh h u e a *clfR { ,il Bill U’tbd feut *o winked i.t rach ulhrr'ii came to blown, t* ijie other I. a I' hot agrrelng Sc-m i to me there’* the problem In a mlutilicll! No plan In the world can lend to peace—*UI foVta re­ .{wet each otlicr’i. view*; allow for diircroncci of tr.. to ; and learn tu live with oppoiilo opinion*. TTom whrre ] ait, ryal peace l»egln!i with pcnple — neighbor ilv. Inc tnl'rarit'i/ healde neighbor — rr|;nrdlca» uf who vole* ho»,4»r who drink* beer or rider, or who wear* city clo th e a 'o r overall*. Peace ktarta with Tolerance! n o u n .t d that n m an in H ag ri • town, Mu., Iiitil callr I mi Mctyji HPlt tm hil)i In liM-.ttinC a fj'in.M'. mftneruu* women have m itte n o called l« say they a rc '\iv#n#hlf.'_ Hut Mover Hull i» H irJ ho. in g ' hie of fie j ' AronCrr*Pd"VlTli i nmtrimoninl a trn ry . BURLINGTON. N. C.—The nwn in Murylariit who vranted Mayor (i. Marvift Hull of HurlFngton J|u help, hint fin j a wSTc van take hi* pick now from a iloitn or more t III 141 UF T ill. r u t \ t t am bitious women in thin icrtion. IN TJ lill: IM.IU At: It IN O IK 4 01 N- \ l ’ Anil Ihe sooner the b etter— T%. f l . 1111111%. IN I'MOIIATi:. »» up |f for the mayor want* to get out IN l i t : . d .« .- * v v t | | of th s mail-order business in a N Ts a \K K IIJ . r u Alai* ciu:i»iTi»irM a m - 1*1: 11. SO N * IIA V IN K HM M S M il 1•• ii new#paper • l» r.3l.\ M » * A iiA l.N M I a A I it *h « ... . . Mil " V••t. i i • , . . • li i.* t . i« » ' ' ' «u h ! »ttj*»n«f| t o |»? r» rm .o i) c la im * 11ul »t* m .ui*U w h ic h * ,r >«mi. n t I'Hbi-r ••! T o n lim y h u t* / * <ii* ii»»i h .. . - f a i r «r. w i. A K i.K H . i t s y r Governor '^M illard Gnlddcll !> irscn U 'il. in l»chnlf of Sfjntnolf County, k Silver loving bowl. Mr>* pally m*crih.-.l, to Clark Cirifflth of the Washington flrnatora and Clny Hopper, manager »f t-'e llr.Miklyn ag g ie g a to n here yes­ terday. Hickey was a few mo­ ment* late for Ihe epremony nnd shortly before Ihe game, thanked the rltixeiis of S u n f o r d and H**minofe County f«r their work in making Ihe Dodger school P urina n I .Iff aiwrew. ( rifllth oxpre.se l .us . . feci* t bn t<> the city and couiny fm I ic H ft prc’e n t o j. him and he .-•■Bred everyone that he and the entire group of player* on hW I I un Mpiirrciiitnl the opportunity cf aiding in lie ctlebratlbn hon crim ; Ihr lelunic.l «ei .ice men hint 'women. Hid Hudson, who st'ite.1 hi* r.llrhing can i hull* h u i'n l the first two Ii nor- an I gave up t'lie r hits the least of any of the five ' ’ '" I worked f.vr linlli rlu Wustiliigtii• ‘A" , three ru n . I .•••) ••••■ a* Yu Ihe •t o d g rr. u •* ’"JlSf. W" { In the third, fourth, fifth and lix th '- for eleven safeties and titfht runi*. Meanwhile Hmoklytt’a Hoy hail a tough time o( it particularly In the fourth he wnlkeil four .soiulo ts in a low* and Washington scored seven iun». There was not i n Inninic In the rn tirr Knnu* th»t , illy F I j i w Ic .s h Tilth liM E iir - W v n l' • ,.» r r » » 0 ” H ll.V F.ll HI RINGS. Aorll 4. — (Special) — When Jack DeV inonxi «.f the I'J^I b a nesvllja lentil of the Class D Florida S tale League wound up lh *ca.on a . an outfielder who went erro n ew In more th an H)!» game*, he not only set a league record th a t haa wltlistbod nil comer* among loop outfktlders, hut also the ntteirtpt of many flv-cha»er» In leagues throughout the nation. DeVincanxt'a 1.000 |.ercentage I. onn of two league teconl* he.d by fo tn ter G-Men and ss» *ha*ed. the other two being In the field of pitching. Klbcit Padgett of the 1017 Gainesville team *et a ' ea*'*e record for earned run. when he allowed 1,4-t run. per game over On the Judges' stand yesterday nt .the lioat race., Alex R. 27.1 inning*, lie set another record by winning 2fi guine*. a mark Johnson noticed the liny cannon the official, wore u>lng tq signal that itonil until I'.tiO wrnrn Of* craft d riv er.. It reminded him of a little yarn and ho related It to la n d ’* H arrell T om e, .erre d tha US. Johnson was a senior in college and they were, at till* p aflkulnr time giving the fro .h the "bu.lne** ’’ They were undergoing a tough exam week and all the student* remained In their q u arte r, to rtudy. ulrt w a. demanded by everyone. - Juhn.on however had other idea*. e nabbed a freshman and gave him u toy cannon whlrh he had built In a machine shop nt the school. He loaded the weapon and Jammed wet paper into It He then sent the freshm an to the top floor with instructions to fire it. The student aimed It at one of the room door. In the hallw ay and lit the fuse. Banff! The load hit Ihe door and went completely through it. Tho entire dorm Was thrown Into an uproar. Everyone rushing out uf their room or after the "bird" who upset the place. Wllh the cannon tucked In ht. shirt, ih* luftl who fired the .h o t joined the gang in searching III n .p ml u |, mi 9 F rid ay a n d S a tu rd a y tlrcvAM , U tr Of ttatid County, I»» : i ••• iV u n t y J u tlctnf • ‘<*unt> P iu r 'il* . n i . to * tin at nititi ' liiiutr *»>f ■»M J'ounlt | " rU , • d l i iitl t t •f Thl* Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Mi«r mgrcM* f»41c*r a*e*ln* barkaak* of Ikair inftttUa mar k* t..*d Xclnrra. H omH tolt1 * " iiffit t1 In J* ** ll««* F MrBlit v%11lilts O H 'itllit * l i » o « fill |»uMt* •»tl«»|| th e ».( r lf t h l 1 t> n ir tl»l* WDftrklr.MMa Ika* d l.«*T .,lha( ih* trai caura Tba U l w i l f t . ) Katura • rM al*a> a t tak. taalh a nm taH *jai)d*aft4aaftitof thrUand. Tkajr batpmaat baaelr n u a haul 1 H > u a Jar. Wbaaduvolarof kiliwr faxtUaiuiwiii pataaaeaa maUrr lo rrmala la jruwr Un*i,lt Your CarWill Make a Hit WifhYoii IF \(U HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND C(X tm r m n m f r s n I’Kone 197-W JUlorV Noon 120 Where Customers Send Their Friends' FOWk- Cipyrt^ktt i P / 6 , VtuL-J N o fr i V r t u t n lvto%Jari0+ Nc. 1 POTATOES WrSTFRN CARROTS___ _Z Jtc LARGE STALK CELERY St?lk Releases To Three Players Yesterday "I LOST 3 2 LBS.! W IA I IIZ I 14 , . i,T i *r*klft. »ith XV l>. X i(.‘ M il (_-.n l r H n lu n s * Hftft N o* ■k-huft w U '. Sr*r»: Y*u .»• i m . M a » r m ■“ >' *oi b* ifc* h . oUkii ur xkl. " W i*-l*n*s ran Vc* fi'W A#t Unit 3*0* f t t n il i at In Inuroadurthl hr r n r n i t m v B cluvlt a n d Kitovi t h I No i d h Im N«U»ii*M N« U u 4r»c« U l Y*m ml • j •a4t moh. Pq4«Iom. Bftr . »«*«ju»l (gt iK#tn rU«». N»nN* »L«» )«« ** • • jjt M m u AYDH meiW Onljr |1 #5 let K» Uajb’ tnpplr. Strickland - Morrison, Inc PHONE 201) H ead BUMS bark . ■••.W-tlriffMor* i IM P<twn« Ml II lo IS pound* • •w»4» In • »wW w« h 10m AYlli vitemln CAmdf LANEY’S DRUG STORE l iq u o r s A O A IN " (In.* tMIk. .Mkw |t«ra*Mtlwt The Easter Parade W E C A N ’T GUAR­ A N T E E that you will find nil of your fav­ orite liquors here, but wo cfo have some of then) . . and we’ll do our best to see that you are satisfied. SANFORD UPHOLSTFRY T he Hanford Herald goes into more than 3000 homes in San­ fo rd ond Seminole County. If vtyu have ooruelhtoc to sell or buy you will find tnat a classlx|W nd by then* column* will is ll the most p4opW about it for th e least money. Phone 148 or bring your ail to The Herald Office for nuick result*. PACKAGE STORE • AND BAR per line for one insertion per line for .1 insertions per line fm sis insertions par line for 2K insertion* Minimum cJra'Kr 30c , ConnI 5 word* lo a line Including phone and address n-llOUM f u r n l ..li c d bungalow Phone SHLW. tterle* A L B. POI’P. BAt-LARD'S feed. x rc x e rW oh' Phone 806-J. II. Q. T c u c h W 1201 Celery. H ot I si*, l-oli',A M c G ra th BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE . Pl.YMOUTH PARTS AND SFJtVICP. 109 Palm etto A*f. I’hoor lull TltACTORS Heriaired or ovc'.haulefti by e» )H-rt*. APARTMENT l •■( 2 bvdioonre, IIOLI.KR MOTOR MAl.hkS gas for cooking, |uivatc en ­ 208 W. First Ht. Phone .12. trance. Ml*. S hort, phone 1502. AUTOMOBILE nnd radiators re ' HKVHHI.Y - L W F R N K AI’I 'T " puired. W right and Cohen GarHOTK1. nge. 2l*t & French, Phone FIJRN’IHIIKII uphrtm ents. reason­ 100D-J. -ab le rates include all utilities and garage. Kant Graves . Orange City, off Highway or- Phone DcLand 883. * BORROW IIKHK Wl IKRF PRIVACY IH R E H PFtT P.il YOUR natural dearie for privarj in money m a tte r, t* strictly G(HL lor soda F ountain al Lanrespected here. Friends and ry'x D rug Store. P a rt lime or relatives ure not questioned full lima. about your credit. Your cmp-'d p a rt tim e tlerka, ploycr pr business u**o'-.atet II A A D ep t.^ Rore. will not (Hear df your pcrsonol HALESLApY .w an ted , preferably . affa irs. There i»- no, cause lot rm bariB M m ent.____1.__ -with sorqe knowledge of shortReasonable credit requirement*. bookkeeping. Cole r tr n c n l fo i itu il. JCNICS H \AI Ifit ’ vtfttlH identifying «i» LA DIF. 8 Gruei town vicinity 510-J. FOR SALfe^- LIQUOR Owned it ml ()|H'ntlt-d 10c OSc 07e 03c 2 W. F irst Ht. — I’hohe *8« FINE QUALITY 102 S a n fo rd A v e n u e CLASSIFIED RATES PICNICS FRYERS lb. 55 FOWL lb. 48 FRESH PORK HAMS WHOLE lb. 35 SHANK END lb. 34 BUTT HALF lb. 35 BEAUTIFY YOUK HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS Armours TREF.T 12 oz. Hills Bros. COFFEE 1 lb o lu ir*t Rtn-ct. f e MX Hh Puily equippe»l and know how to recap your tire*. .N atural rubber or gyuthttic, .we prelect aldewalla of your lire*. June* (lire. w p . Cor. Yet and Kim, Phone u&8. FLOYD A. PALMER Sunford upiioi RHONE HELP WANTED 312 HANFORD AYR THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY ir , chassis n u t of AMERICA TOR HAI.K8 * l»t-H t. . Home Office, Newark, New s u f'n . . &r«ey the Unlveralty of'J»ltt*burgh fool ... Greyhound •.**.(am IM111_ ><am kaBrt ft ayrie Unlveralty’* head football coach, Joe ityrd of that assignment. A former univtreity of Detroit John Hackett, haa loeir aalaeUd to taka qve^ tke haad ee lies Ho will bo axolilod by Jocl_tla»po. formor orofo lillonal clast work In the physical education department. BABY FOOD MISCELLANEOUS lr le .,. Liquor Store Florida sPA G H irrn DINNER 32c Summor*8 m oit popular triple feature! No YERa-W need to fan your brow when it's topped with (ble •a a a daily. J one of these air conditioning units. No co-makera on money Ipan*. Variable payment plan*. Phono Wa n t e d This Y, nurnmer you can be correctly, smartly at­ tired antf cooler than ever before. Pwayll; W. Urd If you Phone 7*8-W. AL bargain in a good recOnlltionad and eefln ihed sowing tacMrik tfor.- w * week only. don’t believe us, step in this noon, or after work, and just try ono on! * ll T i n /o r ronJltlcn. 300 W. 2nd St. 8AVB PllBCIOL’8 T lltK S Wheel* balanced, front end align­ ed assure* longer tire life, e Wler steering. . ■ FLUOR JU^DLNG . and finishing. Cleaning and wax­ ing. NewTlonr* surfaced to perf«-*lon. old floors made like new. S’ .C all. W lL L .W fam ished Whet.kat MY HOBBV ih fur modem, ouse In Sen -- , 11. M. GLKAKON CRACKERS BEETS 1 !G oz. jars 25c 2 1-lb. pkgs. 2.9c that ovary |rolicy Uatico to you m en . u vpur ui dividual rotiulr^nicntg H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 78 4 8 0 40 theVITAMINSlor all thelamUY 7 at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY Mallard’s Flour MtOlUM R aisins ; l.lu 33 Bleacb,flt. l«c _____ __lak#^ Mary, FU;_______ ABE YOU prehd of your car? We can mike It look Hke new. Our portable eprayer can go PINEAPPLE Prunes 2 lb. ctn. .32c te*werl«« rtjw —W.|r C a m a y I lb Inr TWcT bedroom home, anfumUhcd Chic’n & •Noodl’s 36c » talelRM h l t l t l i l U a and Niaa’iMmTda. • Yen caa never be fum row sre jicirihg enopgh ciueijol elwmlos unless you iBWItWot your diet wnh known q tu q U iirtn / W IU U > ^ W ILW B BOH S0A 1» SALAD DRESSING 16 - W ANTEb TO RENT - 'M m IV O llY Share Ihe Wheal' Red Windham. QIM. HI) AGARIDK ■ GKRNA GERANIUM VICTORY BOND PEAS Trellis Brand, No. 2 can l(!c PHONES • h o l l e r Mo t o r s h a l e s IT) 0 room house loealrd in o r 208 W. 1st 8t. rear Sanfonl. W rite Box 46, CURTAINS, washed starched end vnUrpriso, Fla. stretched. 518 MelhmviRe Axe. WILL pay highest prices for usyrd xtfiymo. 2 cans So .« u ji ,| Jgsinst viismln dcfeieocytftnn xhr wl»e Pirns- 144 CAPSULES Safety Matches ... 7c o -,T. • i • t • • . jWlis F A S T E R ! Caii — ------ 1 L L t 4 _ j �THURSDAY, APR. 4, 191C TIIE SANFORD fTFRAI-D, SANFORD. FLORIDA ta t y rt mo*t »]p a rs.ly populated sla te in India. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS awllhnwr, a t night. REAL ESTATE-RROKKH cake*, and icing*. IIEIII= IIIH I= lll= lll= m = lll= lll3 ll= lll= ll!= lll Phone'IBO 1 * 4 1 “ (H A M M O H " M Q D tl C .l* r C * s 4 l^ t |r s * Cam era .e lls co.,*n m a i i « o lx- mV11 a d a p t e d to ___ *o versa res wlrt ear* *om*ra __ PUSH aoaty-ordtr, sore C.O.D. fea t. t MM ED!A TE SHIPMENT K A K SALES COM PANY 534 Pittsburgh Ufa Bldg. Dap*. PltHburgh 22, P«. AkEFULLY MCA NED LOTHES LOOK BETTER u n jj WEAR LONGER RU ING TH E M T O U S FOR S A T IS F A C T IO N :: j it II .1 1 T < MODEL CLEANERS 1 1 v high -| m •! utilf t tlii-li *h:ire of hauling*. surplus vehicle*. ’| The road la quoted a* having "These statistics show th a t o f , IHIII-YIAI-OLA Mayer Trobman i* spent a fa r larg er proportion of 71 trucks sold by WAA, veter- iie object of a widespread police It* income during 1WJ-1944 for an* bought .'I.9IH, or M U percent 1 m nt following his disappearance Diesel motive power and n t h i r |o f ’ the total number." he said, from theetep* of hly homo In Philaequipment than nny other large ,"Thcy show th a t of the G50 lelphiu, Pa. Tlie boy** mother, Mra. class I road in the country. Oper- pasScnger cars, veteran* bought,C harles II. Trobman, said the felt atln g expense* during 19M for M4, o r W.l! I'crrcnt, und of n ' , Ure Mayer had been abducted rig h t of way and structure* o.tfautnl of |G0 mnlorrycl-ni, veter- fw enty on# detective* were dothe road amounted to more thahr «n* bought 94, or *t2.i percent. In ,aItw| lo W ||t(| iul|j, th u ■, 130.000,000, and approxim ately 11 In- s»l*» of leap*. veterans txiught Vl)UlH| $4.7r,OfiOO wax spent for addition#|j-.\ oUl of lb 7, or H»i> percent, and --------------- liw ifritaitoitan amt betterm ents, lo bring the in the sale of cargo truiler* v«*lDucks waddle hecauxe their legs nre placed so fa r back on their bodies. DON’ T CONTUSE WITH TOT CAMtWU X Attre-ilTTtr - H Look to MATHER’S for the New Arrivals First j We handle all 'types of property insurance “INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE” Clean, fresh Dixie Crystal* Sugar cream* *0 Mail/, u> *monthly, diwohra* to quick­ ly, good cook* prefer 11for dainty deasefti. Lawrence W ashington, I of G eorge' W ashington, v officer in tho U.H. Marine*, ONE FIRE May E at Up Your Life> Savings -ANDREW. CARRAWAY AGENCY C rV std ls - <a«i regional director p fj Wor, A u d ^ AdmtnisUatiuu lux announced I ttntMx tout—(bde«x only D ix ie u n i " 'I •* swim* Tea u g , la lro<|uce,| into Europe from the O rient fcy the Dutch in Atlanlic Bank Bid*. Phone 732 generally mower* of way. The burrowing owl land bird which nn ground. 119 W. F irst—I’hime lOAi The whooping crane 1 windpipe a* long a* f m bitrcycles and liJ t percent 01 the cargo trailer*. S ta ir , and local governm ents holding second priority bought the following .percentages; trueky, C.k percent; jeeps, 47.3 percent, passenger cars, .7 percent, and trailers, 1.0 percent. Dealers und others eligible t« hoy wh pi iorlly group* decline, Ixmghl Jibe following percentage*; truck*. *23,4 p e rriiit; passenger cars, 24.3 , in rre n t, inotorcyclcj, tit} (icrcent; ' l a r g o trailer*, 70 percent. Th»y I' i ll ineligible 111 btiy jeep*. Mr Kt'iinnn -agnin |ioiiilcd nut lb;»l W AA no longer cerlifiea vetem us for pm chase of passenger ra ts iician c th e re already arc more rlfcildr veteran* than th e re writ to* sin pin* vehicle* of this type. "We have dune thi* to save -tii- veteran* loss of lim e and money and to save them fro n fold? hope." He mid. "O ur s ta tis ­ tic* show that only Slid passenger chi* have been nvailhjr for sale ui thi* enlir • region since Nn, vend er— yet there are thousands I of veteran* already certified ns eligible to liny car* for business YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND MORRISON RADIO n eed REPAIR? ZZ Modern for Your Living Room Not only in it amart because of its suave, nophtatiented lines, tint it is covered with distinctly modern fabrics, In interestli)K colors .and textures. Built for comfort, ton, Two pieces ut this price. ------ ------------------- SO / , ic e r e f r ig e r a t o r s fresh ami sweet. White cnumel fin­ ish with plenty of H E R E ’S S O M E shelf FRIENDLY ADVICE O N CA R B U Y I N G 1use." Female turkey* keep nwnv from the nude* during the incubating period. . III Triple tarinqi ora poitible Through fha State Farm Bank rlan l Right now's the time lo pT>n your v j.m s i - l i n o H i : you buy S new n r or I n J r in your old uric, Simpt, .i*, th o r t s s t ib lr thuigv: space nnd Inrge ice compart­ m Chippendale — Lamp Table ment. in mahogany, with just the right amount authentic carving. Perfect for the trndiI I I tloiml living mom. m 2 2 of CHENILLE SPREADS $Q.95 up /. GUT CASH! by borrow■ log si low, iraunuhlr liter, from rout friendly, to o l boat ri. X PAY C A S H !-o fte n you tasy get t lietter dc*l. q. SAVE CASH ON INSURANCE— by letting telling Slat# State Farm* low-coit, bru*d<wtrsge policy. For reliable workmanship and prompt Hcrvlca on any make or model . . , BE Hl ' RE - , Call m m who know HOW) D O N 'T SIGN aay ctr-fi(Undag ran 1m l until you’re rare/ See me FIRST! C. M. BOYD, Agent 111 1/2 Magnolia — Phona l Bauer Radio Service HRS . Park A beautiful as­ sortment of deep pile chenille for single or double HASSOCKS Large Unssocks in colors of Blue, Red nnd Green.- Phone 29 CABINET SINKS 0 -0 0 -0 DADDY! The Old Car Looks $0 Pretty! . • -- It really is astonishing ^ow NEW we c.an make your old cat look. White eminiBle<J wood, alngte or double cabinet* ■Inka. Also white TporceUln 'cnblnetii wUh^itairtleu Bteel work top and sink buwL ’ . ^ -. s o is S S a ™ , WOOD gring it in and let u« show you what *— our experts on Repairs and Painting can do. A : ' • RANGES . gee why we say TOP FLIGHT QUALITY LOW LEVEL COST • r . i r r v . i*,' - - ■ DOES HOT ROT CLOTHES. D i l n t u . N ew S a fe ty t a g r a d h a t N o-C olgata's c r a m deodorant -I* iliff.r< from a»y il.o d o r.n t yoa’t a . r r t r u*eJ for*I Bacoasa It co atiltu Dane/**-, an m* tsJrr now taftty iogr*di«ol—V n o J*n mU 1 I tUfitt! V««» la #V* far any a o ra o la U A tlt „ Metal Floor Lamps Are Back- 1 We’ve Just received a shipment of beauties . . . with fluted stand­ ards nnd stretched ray­ on shades beautifully 1 J 1 1 m ado. -4 j |i L Modern wood ranges In gleam­ ing white porce•ted oven and hent control, F« t ■ Out; in Veto! “ITS EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY” �m K In Unity There In Strength— | THE WEATHER To Protect lb* Peace uf M„ Woildi To FronioU Ih* Ptogrr** u( Amrrics To. Produce Prosperity tor -Sanford. T i l r ami mild through Saturday with rilfh ljy Jwwer l»ni|*-r»tnr4* - tonight and dlgN lty l*i»cr afternoon temperature* Saturday. AN^INDKI* UNDENT-DAILY N&WSPADKUVOLUME XXXVII SANFOBOr FLORIDA.- FRIDAY. Al'KHr A-wodatctFPrefw Loaned Wire POLISH YOUTH ‘ADOPT* HOOVER Russia And Iran Is Bill C arries Several Amendments Likely To Displease Price > Control Stabilizer WASHINGTON. Apr. fi (A P)—The House BankinK Committee has voted to let the O.P.A, continue Its holtlthe-line campaign for another ■vmr.-nftrr June 3Q..Ihc-prk«— cmftfnTafrcncy narrowly mis­ sed being put out of business a 1” nine months; but by a vote Proclamation WHEREAS April 6 , 1946 hn* been derignalrd Army I lay l>y I'roclamnlinn of the Prrvirlont of th r United Slate*, and WHEREAS the cltixen* of thia rountry owe a full and tindyinic meaaure of gratitude to the men am | officer* of the American. A p ny _ Wb<!15__10 lur.. Raring,"" and re*o_urcefulneaa d e ­ feated dreUfvsIy a vkiou* end ruthleaa enemy on two front*. 1 CAl.I. UPON ALL CITi ZENS OF SANFCKI), FLOR­ IDA to join In the universal obrervanre of Armv Day on April 0. 1946 by appropriate celebration, by honoring alt Army personnel encountered, by display of the national colors, and by rendering full and wholehearted cooperation with the peraonnrl .of the standing Army In their efforts to m aintain American m ilitary M rrngth a t a high peak. Signed: H .'J a m e s Out Mayor City of Hanford, Florida. Taylor Defends Petrillo Power In Senate Debate New Certificate For Teachers Is Devised At-Meet Radio S tats Assert New M easure Wilt ‘—Help 'Stationx—Unh^ WASHINGTON. April 5. (A’l Idaho’* Senator Glen Taylor has come to the defchne of J. C. Petrillo in a debate over legiiInt ion aimetl a t " curbing Petrillo * powers over radio broaden* tingThe Idaho Democrat, known 4* Capitol Hill’a ’’singing cowboy,” describes himself a* “ the only actor In th i Senate.” And n* such, he nay* It U hfa duty to protect the- Interests of the perform ers. T a y W say* he has u lelegrum sig n al by a number of big slat* of radio, all‘-rontending th at the antl-Petrillo m easure would beneflt only radio aintioij owners, nt the expense of th eir worker*. . The blast ha* come up in con. nection with n _compromise bill passed by the" House and avowed* Ty aimed i t th r powerful k.-ail of the Amrrican F’rderation of Muilclans. Under term* of the bill. Petrillo would 1*0 prevented from using coercion to compel broidcaators to hire more workers th in they need. It would prohibit the payment of mote than one salary for a single performance and free the radio n'ntlon* from paying for any service* not sc ituully rendered. Taylor said he would not object to on* phase of the bill, design­ ed lo prevent Interference with (durational or cultural broad­ casts. H< haa asserted th a t 'n r proposed measure ■would affect all radio writer*, actor*, musician* and singers. Senator Edwin John son of Colorado — flour roan*g?»-for the .bill — takes an op­ posite viaw. Johnaon say,* 'he radio -stars are wrong if they think the measure* could mitigate against them. Turned tlow ttjt Republican attem pt to limit the* extension. The bill carries several amendments which are likely to displease Stnhlliiet Chester Bowles. One, by Repre­ sentative lr e d Crawford, Michi­ gan Republican, would krep the O. P. A. from Interfering with normal retail percentage m ark­ ups, fdt a period of six months. This means th a t certain retail|b ra will not have to absorb higne r costa of manufactured products, as had been the rase affecting automobile dealers. Chairman Ilrettt Spence of Kentucky oppos­ ed this on the grounds th a t it CkATEFUl 1POUSH YOUsMSS IRi surround rv -l’lTiidcnt I let lu-rt lloovrr. would boost price* for autos, re ­ n> tin ., i klsllcil [i <'>l -'i ce n ti: i Warsaw iicentty D i m tlic frigerators and olher thing. on! *.i , tarid.for on 1 t i me s r-n •• fi-uisl lor them is The committee also approved n t . . i n , ......... .. oi l ' i l l ' l l . ,n,d needs 1 i i'ics. 1 1inuan. tin ier om. • -at) gradual end of the subsidy pro­ gram , which coat* 4*.000,000,000 a year. The government would lie .required to finish up the subsidy ‘plan by the end of June, 1947. With these actions, the Bank­ ing Committee Just about winds up its work on the O. P. A. bill. It -is expected th a t the bill will be sent to the House, by nightfall, but debate there, la. not scheduled to begin until April 16. A fter NUERNBERG, April B. t f ’i— that, the Senate will have to act Nazi Field M arshal Wilhelm Keite] on the measure. * • today pictured himself as a pro­ tector of 50 British aviator* who later’ were shot. Keitel said that the airmen — who had escaped from a prison ramp —5 became victim* of Heinrich lUhtmler In spite of anything he could do to prevent it. Keitel told the Inlet national By MARGARET DINGFELDER W ar Crimes Tribunal trying Mm Announcement is being made on war crime* charge* that he today hy Glenn Lingte, J r , presi­ often did tio t eee eye lo eye with dent of the senior class of. Semin- Hitler. As a result, Keitel said, - ol* High School th a t the class the Fuehrer hail railed Incredible would sponsor and conduct tho accusations against him. coming local campaign for funds _ The form er field, marshal te atl" £ fo r thp American Cancer Society. fled th a t hr had been in favor of Mr. I.lngls stated : “ Cancer is returning the escaped filer* to th* number one enemy of the prison. He 's a id 'th a t hr had been Funeral service* for Mrs. Sara'. """ 1 American people today. Defeat of planning to erase thr entirr eni- M. William*. 70. who d i d «: ">t He com m endd Do work of Di . th is tnsm y will cam* about only rjflde from hi* reporU. llt-lnrlch her home. 601 West First Hlrm-t Itself generally on today’s young Himmler shownl up at hrndquar- a t 0:06 o’clock this morning, wit! following c«nimiDr<- brad- <-u fils of thl* research will reflect ters,. and blurted oul the whole I* held st 3:011 o’clock .......In Scbui.ili, bi t i ' mu-. \1 I i f I ■■■ afternoon al the Erickson Fimn mr i n , F Irlilu-t Hull*, boseha 1 it<£n generally on todays young story. Keitel sabl that Hitler then al Home. The Rev. W. P. HI Hole, i'll m e : John lo-nruirdy, emckyt Americans. For this reason, our and toiiinnmen*. Senior Class feel* that the hig h ­ ordered the filer* turned over to J r , assisted by The Rev. J V home rnce. est constructive contribution which Himmler. That was in 1911. and McKfnl f, will officiate. Bur ml L. F*. lloy^i, a rpcetnl guest aioi in Evergreen e m etery ;governor greeting committee; _________ C ______ . .’ ,.. .they can make to tire people of a few day* later, Keitel said, he will lie ... ” ' I Garden I’liih committee. Mr*. Williams w as born in K*-|Sanf<ud this community during 'h e ir !e«t learned that they had been shot. som m ittre. Jack Uatlgnit cambla County, Aug. 5JH, IH09, I” ’” ’ | Douce ” 4a scholastic year t* to aid in thl* and moved to _______ Sanford _nt an and George Totihv. general chair ^ d r i v e to eliminate this dread d is­ early age. She w as the oldest j mar. who he said, did a n ’ out ease which kills one nut of every mimbeF of the F irst lluiillH I j -itnndlng job. eight person*.” Church of Sanford and hud been 1 "Tht* event was . 3PPtutored _lht Mr. Lingle «l*o slated: “ The in ill health for - the p ast I" | S t Iiiirififr t oiintt ( handier members of the Senior D a ta are year*. fully aware of th e ir future res­ t’ornmeive, mid it t- then ho|o She is survived by two son* ponsibilities to thl* community J .' ilroilie William* of Sanford t to develop thi« affair into ntand th a t the experience gained by ALBANY. N. Y.. Apr. fi. i/U>— d George U axter Williams. uonilul .eltr"' Jcihoii." he dr them In conducting this campaign The S late Tax Department of aUn.S.N , a «hlp In the At ■Sored. “ If pin-Mbfi*. we will iiu'* will serve them well when their New "York has ruled that t-sreu- lan tlci.twaboard o grand daughters. Mb, , soffieent gnninds and biiiLdmi' scholastic claya are over end they tora of the estate of the late ^ to carry tht* on ir a more elub ider Williams and Mi*. A. V take th eir plaoes a* civic minded President .Roosevelt should fit* a hat*, both of Hanford, arn,l uirute way every year." ^ p clilten s of Seminole County." 1946 state persdnal income tax one great-grand-daughter, Ha Mr. Lingle was appointed ch air­ return. The Tax Department sold bara Ann Odham of Sanford. man of the cam paign; Mist Dilon there fa considerable doubt a t Baker, co-chairman; Miss Dorothy tb t whether the late President Crumley, tre a su re r; Mias Mar- was exempt from the 'tax on HONOLULU. A p r . fi, M h the basis of hla military Th* latent revised totals on dead The executors had asked fo r and missing in the Pacific tidiil a ruling as to whether Mr. Roomwove disaster now stands a t 99 veil was exempt from the tax The Lion’* Club program of ai l known dead and A0 missing in on t h e . grounds J h a t he was a to the'M ind or those of Impaired Hawaii, with seven more llstr t eyesight was told of today by Bs dead in other affected , *renv Joseph Meisch,- chairm an of th<- Damage now is estim ated by aid to the blind co m m ittee. who fnm pctcnt .observer* • to" total told of a cate of a, Negro school ffiO.OOO.OOO in the Hawaiian area ri afflicted w ith astigm atism . alone. itch case had been rrferred m him by Mrs. Janie Colie, director of the lodal S tate W elfare office. The /n a tte r wa# referred to the Roosevelt’s status, the executors committee ih order to |irovbld ’ the should go ahead and file a re ­ g irl wltb glasses. Al Lyon reported th a t the Insidious disease will bo of m ote turn, had 9 j - Lion-Rotary golf m atchre benefit to those who a r t young ended In a draw. W hat the Soviet Agency paid todey and Hava n o t y e t boon cU lm I t wee voted to contribute s for It la -not known exactly. -*d a victim of thl* rrtalady indl■mall sum to the Seminole S ports­ Rumor haa It th at the purchase K*Us th a t our senior class haa man ■ ..... Association' .... ......._ program or price was around f 120,000. W hat­ developed a very etrong »*n*e of cleaning the Wekiva River of ever they paid, they g ot their reiponilbiilty to th e ir owh fu tu re w ater hyacinths an d log* money’* worth — including a sec­ gentm U one and I believe thl* tion of the beach, a swimming awakening will am ely raOot the McCall the club jrool, bath houses, indoor and approval and recommendation of voted to have a Uuios night aunATLAljrA, Apr. 8. (Special!— outdoor tennis courts, beautiful every citiien of Ud# county and par and dance*/ i t " th e Semi nolo gardens, 13 bathrooms, 12 hand­ their response to thia appeal by Plans for the sale of over *40,- Country Club df a d a te to be de­ 004) worth of mioeallgfleooa Items some fireplaces, and five cellar*. thia close will generously reflect of government-owned , » u r p I ■ i tirmlned later, jlama* Robson, Jr., Five cellars should hold a lot thl* approval.’' * cove the flntnci _ _ . ol rep o rt and lid at the U. 8. Naval Hoaof vodka. Any advene* coqtribullone can with M rs. Bauer tcItmore Hot*), Palm Beach, Killenworth la the second Long ha mailed to D otathy Crumley, rra announced today by Island estate purchased by Russia. tr a u a r e f or A. B ..P eterson, who „ Kennon, regional director L ast fall the A m torg T rading | g fgenera| chairm an fo r Jem lnol* of War Assets Administration. TAKEN TO CLEANERS Corporation took a tw o-year Tb* surplus property Include* leaaa on the J . P. M organ estate [’ANAMA CITY, Apr. 6, (AVrst terrier named Mitchell « t Glen Cove. a .missing far three days, Although apokemen for th t *lr-condltloning units, fir* ho**, ■neon* finally thought of iookSoviet government s ty KlHenwood lockers and office furniture. worth will not be used as a home tha family - wash. Sure the dog had been sent fo r Russian delegate* to th e y.N . leundrr In the family conferety*, the delegate* may be bag. Whan discovered, *Wy there a t was cusM up In the Otherwise, the eetsta will bo Tells Tribunal Hitler Ordered Group Of British Airmen Shot Drive For U. S. Cancer Funds Funeral Services. To Be Held Sunday For Mrs. Williams Executors Of FDR Estate M ust File Income Tax Return a Program Of Aid To ^ Blind Told IJonH S Russia ' Buys Killenworth Estate Near United Nations H eadquarters War Assets Groqp Announces Sale To Held Next Week Iff ‘ ' sisr jssr& ’fts. 'isa n b u f thd whole thing aianH. seem s t ' all conbout being takes to the Utod s i a recreation and enter­ tainment canter for Russian *mplaytes and dlplomaU In thia H rountry. * : f* * '‘j m ~ % I< Daringr Sky Rescue Pact Okeyed Today Covers Three M ajor Points fn Iran ’s Dispute With Reds Union Affiliation Is - Discussed During Education Parley I TAMPA. April f,. (A’ 1 To1 I elim inate suit Dnmlnrd t e n r h t - , •a liPw type ol emergency certifi­ cate will be distributed soon hv I the Florida Department of Kd- 1 ucallun to county *upcrinlend< n'<. T h tf was reported to the Florida education Aesochtllnn meeting t-sdny in Tampa by Dr. W. T. EJuurda, the director of instruction. These will be known n« temp o nry certificate* and will lie good’ for one year. The temporary j certificate* are to replace 'lie I I p resen t emergency rrrlifieul,-- ' 4 i which l.HHt were issued dot ig I the war t hi the future, count)' ,npei o tctideilt* oiu.t irt|UrM ,« ie,uhot fm DinpOrurv fluty ta-foro tr.e .ta le will aulliiirini Die i.sttai of a teinpotHiv cei'tificntc |i FMvvaidi, rav - Al |IM-»eol !r. » rile l.lltl |»r l Mlnri 'Ml tea, llilig . t i f unt r - held n Flor uta | '-over id -ft ok, re ,|*. Die i 0 ier* convention have ul,n .|r, cussed in detail the low -ula’J problem for teacher*. AL-o II—t ill •Mil wns- tba pn-Mi'ditv ■f 1lahot union affltialum ns a o n « .sure for enhancing salurie. Results of elections fm vmx. i nt groups of the Florid* , Kdo, . . I A-.oclnlion today in Tampa s u e Florida Education AtTsiw-ration: ■ , Mis. Un«h lloldep^tlean of gnl> nt the Drl.end K ignTtchrml fn**l INCH »Y INCH. A rthur C->st*llo Kflnin Hnrwtilni: Marti- | lower (lilt Iwija. Daniel Itnenlairgh, , 'A i, m111i p rm lfrirte n T «<f t h r Mu h lo the base of .1 long flagpole after | ‘"till l *H I!ily bi h iu iU VI* v the latter hod been knocked uncoitI »li- Vi t , J (iin# ?t R lc k u i «|*„ rvriulivp . IAtH’i. t fi»y Foil i Hi*w rtii in11*iv a. :i i *■i, si iiMti when m e of two safety rope* I In n id lln y d if f Ju t Ik j*i»i» v i l l i 1, ’ broke while be was working atop u } mU*iidet)l of ill? lhiv.il i building In New York City. RivenCounty .*chogU; M n r i u H i i t gf burgh, dangling h elp lru ly above I'Aimma City, iUpiTintemlrni of the pavements, w u buffeb-d by fthe Hay County »rhooln< \V. \V. - high windi as thousands watched dnl,-™ ilm iull of MiNfoi, piinritml of froth tile street*. Violu'u f.irkjttui Ihtfli Kvhmil. aidI J ii.i -.*h Wulkci of | Mil I'O ill'lrt o f tilt* I Ih t k m h r* 4 nilaiulo, *viper i*»t I- .t l i i . f i I D llllt v if 1 (H’ i j i 1*1 I »TV|1(cm OlfillM), Jl , ■if Fluf 11IFt Hiiiithern * ■■Mi'irr chnir mini « Iin1 i n F«*'1n »»f Miami. 1 vii i* ihiitTmaiii ^ I ikn Lanin l*ci*n* tuiunta i»f lh» llm vfi iiiy nf Plorv iitn, HWitUry. The nerutHlarv piilitlpnl Krou|K.‘ A J, Utrtger uf St I 'r t t r i h u r v . [ m i d o n t ; Julian Matklmm of l.aki* Fity, vice prr*»rtoiit; H. lIcDihi amji uf Fort ^ My I'M, iccri* tfliy i fi n*tifcr. IHiecis*!* arc Vor* non fl*«£i*r uf Hot Dm 'ftWirTi* \Viiih|a iif Jacktmti ville, \V. If. , War Department Lifts Secrecy On New Rocket Weapon Said Capable Of Driving Hole Through Destroyer Marshall uf Tall alia m-«- , E W 'Inn In,s -or nf Miami, Jummtifi Km Mhr w i| ..t *. * nf I flVHH’fi, Hill! K >■ t il rounded \ im > < powerful rii-k et weapon I tie I my Tim. th e device, wlmO may eventually •«* I iu s ip 'o . g to u p : uf Tampa, rhalc- filtiMf nut t- ,irrj atomic powor, le of Minini, vice is raid to lx nidi to crash through George Cruteher just about any targ et it hits. An officer at Ihivrr Army Air ty of Florida, Field says tin- Tiny Tim bn* been known to drive a hole nil thb way through a light rrttixer, front line Side to the oilier. The Army spokesman Col. Ikon a III Diehl — adds that il goes through it .d tstro y er «s if the vessel were *n merit -piece uf paper. Several l iny Tims were used against Japanese shipping and reinforced pillboxes l>ofore the end of the war. It wak found that ftw targets could withstand the weapon, which can he launch* I from any present tiny American .fighter plane or medium bomber. More Tips Prove False On Location Of Escaped Killer MOSt UJV. S t' v » v t \|*4 r* ■»v g itv i r ii i i i r i i * 3 The ha vp a p e r IzvcMtin traim tl ii. In*,- kom* on what it chUihI Cliiiuip nfaftion- arica tmlity. It MuNtctl the Nn* I ton it 1 Government for mhuI njr truupH nicninit F u m m u n lit - leu Chinese foite* wrtilch it i t e n r i b ^ i as the jFvojrtr** libemlinir ,Trnite«. The »u’w ijuijM i .) ■ , u - i vi l tlui Cf*im*'e L’ffiun *•! »wnum,^ vIm^ hib rr*eml»Ini|f i • ulh •! tlit* a n t i I t u - x.i i i is H i 4n p in r i i,«111n I »«**I hy '» n it' -\ntft" \.i i i »t «»-in re a c t n n iit i \ C lii It 111 < 11.\ itKsn. Romania. Apr. fi, id*' If Sovlit troops are to !»• withdrawn from Rumania, the Russians don't ravin to know aliout 11. Then- haw been stories from , Rumanian inform ants to the effect that Soviet tumps vvlll begin a withdrawal from Ro­ mania within a few days. A R us­ sian spokesman say* il isn’t so. It is estimated that ihrro are about fiOO.OlH) Russian troops in Romuuiu ut the prvssnt lima. 400,000 See Grand National Race Won By Lovely Cottage AI NT REE, England. A p r . 5. id’i Tho famous Grand Nut onal ; Stovplcchasn was won today by 1 a 116 to one shot — Lovely Cot‘ tage. An am ateur rider — (’apt. | It. Petr* — put l-ovely C ottage through a stretch drive that c a r­ ried tho ninr-yrar old gelding past the favorite — PrincFi R e­ gent. The weakening Prince Re­ gent wound up third behind a 100 to t ehot — Jack Finlay. Imvely Cottage finished f o u r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 04, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6223e3fb2fc64a124293e354afb275d9.pdf 1d553334b00e17bfb53c519554eaa69c PDF Text Text 'V £ TUESDAY, APRIL T TIE SANFORD ITER AI.D , SANFORD, FLO R ID A P U N E R A I. S E R V IC E S rtth rra l service* for M r*. Per lilrw itig to ii W h i t u k e t , , (co lo n >1), ajtr 01 , who |m *>*••1 . K f f i y last Wednesday tifU-iitooii, ’ will lie held tomorrow afternoon nt 3 :0 0 o'clock at l be A lien , C hapel in Uoldidioro. ' RADIO |- need RERAIR? Citizen A grees To N egotiate Lots , For Hospital ( l u n ll n u r U I ' m n I 'a n e ( I * , ) I by Edw ard H ig g iru a m i 'I f . If Tolerant! of the Seminole ('m in ty Cham ber o f' C o m m e rce , TODAY IS CIRCUS DAY IN SANFORD Ja ck It.illguii <,f i I k - Junior Cham ber of Com inviTf, It. I.. Dean of The Hartford Ifcrald and W. V. Hit I bur. M r. H ig g in s pointed out to the Avenue anil immediately adjacent to land art aside hy the County for a ho*pital. f '> P A Ea rlie r in the 'm e e tin g the p o ll e r hail been b ro u g h t to the attention of the com m issioners m C IR C U S M AW LAST TIM E TONIGHT—8 F. M. Opposite Municipal Dali Park •1 For reliable worhman*hi|i and I * Jii 1 prom pt aetvU e on any m ake or model BE HERE division. Hauer Radio Service T *a c h *r * A ssociation of Luke F U l M a r y with the request that the J J * C n u M y ' srrrepT'property ail>*tnlr»jr4*^i» t'ryntal |j»ke for u *r uf children, urid pointed out that the children had no place to awint since the p ark at Evnnsdale had l«en put to private use as homeslles, The C om m ission agreed to accept n fo rm a l' I T A retoiution for thia, a ] m i a (request for approval in constructing l>ath house*. _____ liihLard C asselberry nml 'h i* son Leonard, who wax Discharged from the M avy in >l)eeeml>er, presented a xululivision plat for approval ^Involving 411 Iota, witli e.jual space* lietween each lot and flou tin g 250 fo o l wide spares S f .t lr c 1>. a e r e h y x t v r . i l lia i I I M - designed to he a nine holr g o lf K S K , ,TAllltAW ,tV filn l lire f in a l course on the east side o f the high w ay ut Casselberry. The p ro­ f . i t i i i . *»t j i w K p i i t . • iiA t ii.N r t . f . t .. * .i » .,l in * I » b « lia* n l ™ ject also involve* a bathing-beach TI ,Kr i . <pel II In n r,.- r u ia l .lls r h a r K r , and l>alh houses nl l.nkr Triplet, a m i Ih n I p ! i « w ill a 111*11 "• l h l W. W a r* . T o u n l J and it is expected that 20 hom es IlK n o r a O Ir It J uttgc nl S r in I in. 1« C o u n t ) , r 4*1f J » will soon lie built far veteran* •la. u n 111. K m J -m y o f A p r il . I » « , employed at the Ca**elberry Tex* fo r a p p r o ! *1 o f *«m * a n J fo r fin a l tile Mill*, fernerie* and aiulea d t a r b x r t f r a s A t lm ln ls t p a f f ix n f t M garden* at Cosaelberry. The Com- r i l u t i . o f J t Of I ' I ' l l I * V I .V t t K N T T .T , T U ! .1 x c r s » r . t , on till* l i l h n a y o f misnion %will report -on the plat M o rc lt. i n * . ... „ at the next m e e t in g ,___ — -------------It r r .t T N K ' - r -.M t liA U A T . Five • ■ itlic it p rivately owned in the aubdivi shin, two nf them by Jije C '* 'l' > and three by IV. E. Klrchhoff. J r The C om m ission agreed to tlm ••<l«Sias D * M O O D H O T I ( a i M . » tad •»*•*' *'♦*» at Ik , f W .it il i t l S i u t r r n i.ir t T iu .N < kanrerp N a l i a **»l| t*«ep Illtftrr# .* T ill: t’lll*T ?IT U U lIt T IIP *1 N IN T H T ill: H D iriA le HT.\ M-: n r l*Tlli*l?lT Fl<nitlMA .\m * h»H * xi:\iis\oi.K t o r : I' A III* i i l A %• L i t 1 Vi i ’ AN Nti S , I'Ju kii Iff Urnutf^ a A MlDlCltlAt fOVMUlA >**!i Iff |)t* ‘ tttmVr E t y i r l l (••a m i I la*. L U l l . JJ. t ’A N S D N Hhd l l i 4 i >A.t» j r r t . n U i c f l tit flic* >*»ur w r I it# n n 1 1 i*ro ra n e e (| h rvotta 1|y *•r IlJ tilf«* It**J I iO 1lira 11311 I'll I'n n i* I*lilt t tif in ► .‘i M r-ause en M o n d a y , I ha ML fill, of May, ’ It H , Mini 1«. tlit*reaff<*r f i l r y o u r t l r f f r i M i f a n i y t » ii h ;«i t , to lir e I t i ll o f U o m p L iIr ff f f frffnite j* III lit* in nrlili'li t F O § P IM P L Y K g ;.’t CO M PLEXIONS S' .-) H a t v r r H ea l • W At oir , O u »*ti y i ' ■ phone 525 | - ' r h r ^ v N r o i t n h i : r u i n u ir#r n . ti> t iF .-if f ii.llo i At! Ilf# tirt iA {il| * fr liM lird I l» l» h olies n rh nm*#f n lli. mrrfki- You u re rt*«|ii#.K|«•«! I <• r i n s e ' y n u r s t t ir e s a ll d a y c o o p e r a t io n wi t h llu * V r l r r a n ’s llo n ir r o n iin g to a ll s t o r r s im d b t!«liu*f-*es e x c e p t D r t ij f H t o r r * a n d T h is a p p lie s Hi It r s t n u r im t s . Let's nil rooperutr ami show our ex-servicemen that we are renlly glad lo have them home with us. Kelp make this a gala occasion. nefek te ftul i- fo r fo u r W IT N K t W m y h a n d » h d * .fr»r|al **ii| at H a n fo rd , 8*Tnln*«lf* I 'o u n t v , r i o r M i i , i til* Hi** 2nd ila y o f \ n r il. A I» . i» I* l l K l t N l H i N r t r r k u f #nl<! *Tn*til! « * o « r i t h i ;.\ i . i W e d n r s d u y , A p r i l .1 , In C e k b r n lio n . >Lnll ion that the land wax land Milted to priYjitw use. and not desirable for n state park. Edward Higgins replied that the intention nf the State I’nrk I iimmissinn wu* to neuuire liver fluiituge udjiirenl to thi, land wliteh already had a goo,| road hading to it. and that acquiring the 1,2(H) tiurt would lie hut the ftrxj step Inward creation of a park. The matter w »» taken under instituted advi*ement hy the Commissioner*. Itaymund hull of lake Mary Mr. Eigginx also presented the latter o f tr\king over fnrlltHr*, appeared in hehtilf nf the Parent ■it tl real nml perxonul, by the Tty and t ounly nt the Sanford [aval Air Slut ion. The mnllrr 'UK taken under advisement ending further action by tho fid requested the presence Me Ewan who ul lived in rninilte-. ueeompnii ed hy Odhain who piemen tod lt, Sin .aid -in' ond her htts* and, 1 K Me Ewan, owner of ie •it\ Iturhei Sli"|i "M Mag* ■din Avenue, hud pureliii*ed the Hid with the llitelllioii of buildig ohome, hut would agree to n equitable trnile with - tile .unity if .uitalde iots could he both |Mirts and Iniior snlea in the history of our company. PARTS WE C A N 'T who fixed me up perfect I Take Y O U R tirea Uiere for regular in­ spection. weekly reinllation, and frenps. And they sell new tirci of the brand famous for 51 years for their toughness and depend­ ability— STRICKLAND MORRISON f K j E L L Y J of Mi* Fred I! \Vd»oii, altunuiy, up fie.'iied Udine live f ommlsxlorr in huh.uif of tin Cameron Hevelnpmi ni t -.input,;. original owneis -if it,, 1, 11,1 vvtu.li war liik.-u .t ill by i lie Navy fill liuiiduig of runway* for an nuxiliaiy landing field al I d a , with tin* re. pie 1 I lull I l.e laud, in iiriitnla nee Willi law. revrrl to it* former owners instead.nf being Used by the Stale fo r park pur. poses. He pointed nut that in his opinion the land vv'a* not suit­ able for a state park in that it had no water frontage, also that ton intirli land In the county had nhrnil) lirrn taken o ff the tax init*. He suggested that the hind uni best adapted fur grazing. W A l.effler also gave hi* opin- YOU DRIVE ] PHONE 200 rei|iirxt for RiviitK us, (hiring March, the greatest dollar volume of Cor. 2nd’ & Sanford ipnxite llf Monlripal Hall Park it*. Huy <*tHul> !k«uu|i>; pimI, f* y \% ~ b o o M o r Stafford’s Service Station MITICK TO APl’ KAII l.lpiS JXMKK iit.A|ifi|Mi ■dii*. in iierinl exfilnil*. the t'lurkonian*. MaxmilKuy f ’hirke. Senor I’hlllipe. Violettn linn Jose tli« first time in Amerkn, til* Ibarra Euinilv vtrndntn o f Venrsuein in -pin* and whirl* high ■■imli* ur*| \mi On1 Dli wInli- * pende.l hy her hntr ml" vruiety in an array of niunml acts, hemic 1 if In.tin and lit, jungle eat*, mid including the Hail Chimp*, elephants, hor.es, pnnie., m iles, dug* nml lit)A im OF [>IHK<TOILS 1 and-with my branJ new n?rru Touchton Drug- Co unit — --- — (II.A IIH IV C . M! wtr*. Hotiifi N’.trwrtlk, f’tinnpflifiil. If Nv****« If rlther of loild |iftrlle!t CIRCUS D AY SCENES *tich «* tljesc will prevail when Jlhr Sparks i»* d •*»**! ttiU llim tu oil nnkimwii i*rr-, I. on, with oienugeiit" and (lorsi Hiftiwi * iuhoinn AH# iitifr iit ttw Hnftw; dpvlaea* i'I #tl iifirif aPHitf n*-'tr^ n I fnt liie first lime -ince |M*fore the war, the r «t,|s*r-, n<1it|lnl*t|rdlof«. nr n| T M i,k' 1,4 li*o»at|h, u n d e r ..i n c n lti* l -eii.un is offering »uch stars mid feature-' W.* .J i|errn *t*| |tpr»rffta iiril' {• *11 (wjudUi U-DRIVE-IT. INC, k T I R E S ( i UAR- A N T K K that ymt will Find nil uf your fav­ orite Hquors here, hut we tlii have some of them . . . uml we'll do our best to see that you arc satisfied. I - PACKAGE STORE A N I) BAR I I I W. First Rt. — I ’hon* and month by month our "service volumo" ia steadily in* creasing because more and more Ford owner* ore txpreaalng their appreciation of our effort* and our organization by bringing their Ford bnck homo for genuine Ford service. WE CLEAN YOUR Carefully, thoroughly, with our new modem ^uipment. We have installed all new dry cleaning equipment including a WASHER, EXTRACTOR AND DRYING TUMBLER made by the Western Laundry Machinery Company , , . With atl the new features that will assure you of getting the latest and best methods of dry cleaning service , . . at no A LL DAY WEDNESDAY SO OUR VETERANS . INC. AUTHORIZED DEALER CAN JOIN YOU TRACTOR CO IN HANFORD and OWN A FORD! - D l -u 1005 Sanford Avenue y K ts iib 'Ur rf u s i r w ^ i ' U: ■. .*** ■ - mm Phone'501 c 2 * ii] ' A �r IIn Unity There In Strength— ^a n -i n d e p e n d e n t VOLUME X X X V II EaUblbhed 190S SANFORD, Governor Caldwell Thousands Gather for Celebration Under Sunny Skies Along City's Lake Front TH E a it fm it To Protort th# Peace of the World t To Promote tho Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. d a il y F L O R ID A . W EATHER Partly cloudy with little change in tempera­ ture today, ttm fiht *rw) Thursday. * ‘ ' new spapeh W E D N E S D A Y , A P R . 3, l'JIG Associated Press l/oosed Wire No. M l F™o«ZkSlran Agrees To Shelve Row In Production In UNO Council Until May 6 Reconversion Direc­ tor Says Factory Production Exceeds 150 Billion a Year SIGHT RESTORED AT BABY’S BIRTH WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 (AIM President Truman and Re­ conversion Director, John Snjdr- disclosed today that the unemployment (ears of ih* v rnd have not materi.itized * n long shot. Both lor. Truman and hia 'recon­ version chief said Ihkt unemplu)mrnl now stands at about 3.000.010. Hut, Snyder point­ ed out, last autumn It » * » expected that there would bo g.OOfl.OOU 'unemployed by apring. Thousands of people tronged the Sanford. tluwRa town section this moniinft «s[ the Veteran's Homecoming /pdebration got'1 underway Under dear Hue skies with exciting motorboat races. They jammed the area in front of tho Court House whore Governor Millard Cald­ well welcomed the veterans and citizens. He was intro* duccd by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle who also introduced State Attorney General .1. .fcnn Watson and State Comp­ troller J. M. Lee. After Tidal Wave Hit San Francisco Area Russia Promises Un­ conditional W i t hdrawal of Troops Within l*/2 months NEW YORK, Apr. * (A P ) — Russia and Iran today gave their versions o f the Iranian situation to .the Uni­ ted Nations Security ( ’ouncil. ..I! Iran ritarir-tt—conditional of­ fer to let the Council shelve the matter temporarily. Than . the Council adjourned until tomorrow, wfk't a distinctly hopeful atmosphere apparent, although there were no im­ mediate optomistic predic­ tions forthcoming. ■ WASHINGTON, Apr t. .,11— 'The Office of War Mobillrnliioi and Krconvei »i»n it* ixth Thr condition on which Iran • quHiU'rl) irpoit Unlit> — Utid the i» willing to let the matter drop picture it paint* of America** for the lime being is that Russia civilian pioiluctlon i* the blightgive assurance* that Soviet est yet. Reconversion t)i ••«<■**troop* will be withdrawn from John Snyder -ays factory output Iran unconditionally by May t*. now exceed- a rate of sifto.rud,Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala U00.0P1I a year, and mti ,noy made the suggestion after both ment i* far U**s widespren i than 1 [ Russia and Iran had *tnrted their i-nrlu-i estimate* Inol prod i ted. eases in message 1,, ihe 1 ntnu'.l Fred R. Wilton welcomed the | Snyder erl» that not „|I of III New York. veteran* in behalf of the City of t he fi.Stm.iiun sci-icemen dis­ A niessagv from Sow.-i .Dob charged. sluie V.J I lav liava WASHED* I T on the lienrh Hill yard* and deposited m ross the ti a 1 al Hi ineettnidiy-lhe-Sca. about 30 : gale Andrei Gromyko -ni.l thv . Sanford In the absence of Mayor I found job*. he i* n-k ng I'lim- mil.' front Sari Ftnneisro. these fishing ,-rnft show thr pown of rh. inti! nave that -uu.k Ihe wr-i troop uithdiavvnl- from Im It tv James If. Cut. and W. G.'KIlbee, ' milllllir- otnl the g » » rr >nienl to ioB-T iftrr raii-ing -evere damage in propel I j and live- in II m n chairman of the County Hoard ii# h "i*»v e l -oh - ■■■, the I In I’u not rutidittminl \i , , tI 2J .i p................ heln find ein|iloyinrnl fe ad the rifi of CocmUsloners in behalf ut ll ( OlH'fwWhffTis i InttOHi'imd Sint"dj.li■' t o I m*L*t»hii! inn* ■hind s e i f tilled, white It |n.f their t in . utg 'li i iihh willing w il,,t* n mu no lire r> tho County. Senator Hoyle in­ 1hn ( HrtV let iirumvkn til'- il. Ini railed for effective troduced J. J. Hoorn, cammandrr frtf e«*A Vkrtti111 I ••■ut »if I litu aid to m hn.'L nnd eoilegeso of Campbell I-omng F oil 63, the Mil hin mie a rut irtir1 half n\iifilKs they eon .»•' "tnnnwlate veteran* American legion and Hrailey ( ykrt’s .tit! nut rr ilrinto pfrv irttn slnlpmfMis \\ Odham, commander elect of the STRICKEN BI.INO at Washington, !• r . m 1944. Mrs .Shirley Jane seeking !>• * -mpletr their educa­ tion RukRiAn offirmL" thiit thr veteran* of Foreign War*. Vetter. 24, was told by doctor* that -tie wui u victim of "shock tin llte industrial front, the itlinti miffhi hr halted hv utifitr*' Lillian Moran. Geneva school blindness" and rould only hope (nr curr. At once after the birth of new hri-pngr iep.nl on ree.mver| .MTii i n i t!nii»t Ann x and M l Club girl, w i* presented her daughter, Tamara, in Seattle, la-l July, Mrs. Vetter »a * uble Gromyko did nut aUrtui tht by Governor Caldwell with n blue In see the child In dim outline. Now. fully cured, the mother is slot, note. Ilml strike- and the | threat of inflation trace mud* j sntsion ribbon anil a $25 Victory ilgi.J shown as she plays happily with little Tamaru In their Seattle, the fits! tim e months of 1940 ' Ala’# Ntntemcnl to ttic ( ’ouncil for honors won at the National Wash,, home. (International Exclusive! anbertng and difficult, it goes S m iN 'IU H t . 1 aadI ihm K uppiam m t e i f e m i c r in 4-11 dress contest In Chicago. \rt Fi F iH iI Mrtt*h.nl IV111j**Int ------- -i ----------------— A------------------------------------------------------ i oil to -ay that “ while prmturtinn 11Ahum nffafrn hud eonUmied. Governor Caldwell told the k’ tndav fl-wlirnnij |r*|k,iry*i I hs* lieert good, it could have Peon Htid that fujA&ua tm>i inudi* de veteran* that while they were 1 «111v f*»r rill Mini he did ttm *'*• better I.,,—, m indu-trial out* fiUttula parallel with hrr tro^p • way la battle-the State of Flor­ i hi**f ftj* r.i'Miiiiti Miii?1$ Cdiii |put due to work stoppages nre withdmwnU. Itim inrr. lh»»* 'tat.* ida worked on two major objec­ |infind I sajd to hii-i delayed the flow of 11 r n v n ( ’ r f ♦ *> n i e l l i turn t uddt-iI, aHov* oIJ I ran .auir tive*: dedicating every effort to ki-itel ( idd ill*" in trr tm h m ril |consumer v-"d* to market, thus l, r ( n e tr a ils o K i i f t a frirniUy lk0rttpfkii - i n . help th« armed force*, and work­ Itiitiihul that niftht tsrtleiw i x - y i l fanning the 'Ires of inflation " j mrni o f thi* •ituntkm. e r hard at home. * There were der tin, noted, meanwhile,! tO ND O N, April T. \ nindpr b|* name' r» t*r<*4^Dt<1d «*r\ i T A t.I.AII ASSF.FL A pi 3 (A IM Hrcrftary of SiMtt* i!\ i » W 1! ! o L l f i I g v l 1(hah lUt* fiilerftl dt’ flril fnr th« * mvmljfr nf tlw» proi'<’ - ' Mnn* friun exMlntf inlrrmiDetyd 1 o Provide 'arl|ltie-_ for |ti'- ,,ktd ,\la wltat h* would «utiin,. Tf U O llU lg lU ll % l d i l , fin al vrhr rndiffir ittfif HO will I f«f|[m|f iwn fflc*r« sort eigiil err j law. -Uul- •he ! >ld 'hr- ,-nui I tin* . P* ente-nip olid g-ddaore b bi'j 0 ,^, then tb*.' \'a oTf T > Cl problem# of .health and educa­ I,e several billion dollar* less t-ted men i hinged with dereit j he on- grnlcfiil for ihr oppnr- ,it. am) vrufle "f industry and Council « helve l.he ra-«* tion, and cillxens dally took mote I thsn Hit 12*1,000,nigi.lHW that had lion camp brutalities has be.-n, runtiv to secoun* f--i nil rh- traile for Flotilla youth-, tiov- lemporattly if there wet. II-t interest in government." been mcM oned in .latuiaiy bud ■'dljioet-aed a- a witness lit 'Re 'Mm-, hr lid K n ' -ail In i- eliint Mltlaid I aldwell ha- nrnt.-l Binii iiiu r iinccs <i| iiw uni f,».ii,t! He added (hat there was *till get estimate*. Norn* of this -m - case nf one of the -... u t'sl rj.- |.loo—i ihe respon-ihdn V for all i iy ribmenilivi Iippirnti. r-tiip».-'Uii iririni wDhtlrawal t*j M ay t* • much to be desired in this direc­ lie log Inis t>ccri nllriliuletl to ,i officer - t'npt Earl Carroll of [of the officers under him insofar |cit. It. wn- noimuneed tmtav. ilii* C'punrlt Ih*Tt» Atijuui mc! »n tion, and pointed out that tbc , rapid cm -back in war expendt Sun Rruno, Calif , say- he has a- moral end legs! principle# ate Governor -ay- *he groitp will til 11 A. 51. Eaj*t*‘N» fiinr. t*» man coming back would assume turea. The rest is .-ceil n» n ie been relieved of hit legal duties, vni-ernnl ( I ) E s t a b l i s h apprenticeship ntnrrow. * their fair share of responsibility suit Of n high level of nntlnnu! ami ndds tlint he has been given he stniidnuls. (2i Estnldish local After the m iion* it wa­ Marking hi* lestirnonv in in building a state second to none WASHINGTON.” April 3. income, which lm- kept tax pay­ iirect onter* .not to discus* the . ‘ nml state joint »ppientiee«hlp rn mortal by »om^ iiiiK.#. • Ily J U LIA N 8TBN8TKOM lua voice lit a parade ground evnn La the Union. He pointed out the (A IM — I’ollre naadquartrrs anpren tilr iii 1«•n 111 *ht* (%111tir l|. ; ia11 ments nt n good level. ThousamU of Seminole ('minty's I ' o m in ilG ' ,»p (HI Siii't I mnniler. Keitel said Hiller wns 4v>blem* facing the itate while citizen* nml veterans crowded the in Washington ha* been noti­ The reconversion director's re- matter. If It*-* Mill 1 1 1 Report H « ltrt*r»l firiiDtll hit••i 111 ,i» Cupt, Cm roll -ay- he ha- iiernllhp t.-nl rommaiider m cluef of tho men were away; of tho short­ Lake Front Boulevard in fied that Joseph Mcdlry — l»ort calls upon r.oiigirs- to enact tin- -tatiP* of nN«t v%its If inir-I that nuff** . i tho It* I h r I Mlltlll «‘ li 1 brnn-n nrmv II* -aid that a|»|n f i l l i<1 ages of men and materials to vicinity of the Municipal Tier this one of Iwo eacaped killer- — iegislntmn to implement the lin- summoned as a witness in the tale. 4f» * !*■- i iin«kf f a ii I *tr j» « • i M fl ! remedy overcrowding of schools, morning and watched some af ha* been captured In Ihr rt, tx* Pill |4» mfrtrm (•rotniksi tionnl bousing program by plac­ It ml of Stuff Sgt James Jones llitie? 1- neil order- 1- ill rhrse M-tkr 1. ■t relit m t f ■Ill) f Muskogee ttklii, who was to #nm- of Ho- wehrmin hi m l 'here t»h*yr$ northeast section of Ihr rapt colleges and stale Institutions, i I Florida's outstanding motor boat ing |n ice celling- on rxi-ltng • i |*t*f rftt Irrn ?•”V 1 * f *r’ tlr vvIe I. uiri ** tat. The killers fled from a • i-lmat. so to produce adequate housing. " w e l l i r a n d giiiotm g -ul*-idtee ' iiv* apt rated hvfore 'he seven -va- * ■■ ‘'enutislng of p 'Iff «*>fk . • |1” ' » ' '' racing skippers pilot their *wift nan toui I uiiirtia) todny he ’ 1 u-.rrted he w ». not able death row cell In the Ihulnct it ' wilk to the m nk cl, nt budding mu "Our job Is to see that Florida craft over the blue waters of ft* t lit 1* f *bi| of Columbia Jail early today. 7' Appoini t.risls . makes provision now for these laike Monroe. One of the srru-rd -— Sgt to « r l like th - rhi.-f I r|„. G#r I “ I ,.thei nthfl group* iflrtUp objectives," he said. He mention As for focal, the report nidi Judson Smith man o e o e * s l s t a f f toM iti*r' -nilantadvi.e ilid rouu of Cumberland • The event, wheh opened the WASHINGTON, Anr. 3. (A’i I -ate* tliat the I ’ nited fUatc* w.l! Ky.._ ................ ed new reforms such as simple gala Veterans' Homecoming Cele­ slrea.lv lia- been seoteoc- « noted to keep alt powci t him III i'll appt i-lit aevhtp ■talld.lld A police dragnet hi* ocen thrown .need to continue high production jerf to three year* nt hard Inrbnr -elf. Tying the State Government, rals Members of tin* ciimu'il include a «city -l(u aof# IWashingtuo V n a ttliiif Itrit 1fo /ner-a . t In u n t one as *a n in r ,. year tto i - I .on .. ...1 . . 1 .___at___ around lir the Ing school fund* to $18,000,000 bration, got under way promptly aSoniinJ least more accusation* .......................„ oft mistreating Tho German .......... commander. ___ said Carl II. Smith of the Florida at 9:4G o'clock, under the super­ following the daring asenne early offset a worldwide shortage United States Army pH-nner* at as compared with $12,000,000 the surprised «liu i H itler, Indu-tnul t timnnssion. lie wa.UALEIGH, Apr II (A P I— The h# wn #-nr Ix-forc or about 60 percent. vision o f Al Lee, chairman of today or two comrenined kiilcr- which ha* grown more critical the* detention camp at LltchflelJ, onlerr.l him to take over th e' named chninnan nf the group Ilian who wrote Ihr novel, “ Tlve the special Chamber of Com­ from the death tow of the Dis­ in riven! week*. Snyder expect* “ These schools, however, will ,.f the , lift) mend Ito 1 u. a trial, nrmvlugh comma mi m I93M ( ‘1an*man" from which the great that the shortage of low anti England, During Smith's , w ho w a -i silent ptriuie not be made good schools by the merce motor boat racing com­ trict of Columbia jail. 1 tie itirih of a I'arroll had maintained tiint high- Kt'ilel lerue I ever iielt.uring to I 1I11-11 ltd • mi 11 mittee. A general alarm habretf medlum-priceil garments tm ■011.1, nil I Nation wa- made, died r a lly t o ­ mere addition of more money," er officers at the l.itrhfield ihr \'« ■i party nltlamfh he -aid '••IM"..... ' Frnncis Sache of Orlando cap­ broadcast for th* pair — 4 1 more acute than nt any time in-1 nt 1 1 1 he added, “ but by Improved in Itev .1 day i>e eart-d" ‘ amp hail given orders to be he tin.I attended party ' dlies in ‘ itutiert _ the wm wif •f hi .. ■truction personnel wnd Improved tured first place In the first two year-old Joseph Medley and 21 •luring I Ini d . i * I*'' Tho author wn- Thouia. Dison. Miihi ntrt rit nitrf uf Hu* hard on the prisoner* year-old Earl McFarland I’ollcr 1 u > dvr revised price runtrols. 1 1c of four main events. In the in­ . lord o r • methods of instruction. To this turn -luff, wr w He wa- VJ years old slii-n I'W -lied are stopping all car* leaving the bis predicted that it will laSince that time, charges of crimetrlql. itial race, Sache covered the five end, a system of supervision ha I tat j at in- home In Raieigh been act up in the counties to laps of the five mile course in city and scanning the occupant- 1n—re thou a yent i.,fnrc supply conspiring to inflict ''cruel, uis . llrtlV,. It*. 1st I al ia h ii- - • I o v --ii Organ in- iairi-1 n- a They say they are attempting I# gin* In iivi'itnkr demand 9:29. find out how schoola can be im­ k%,1* 4llrtMJfi ‘ usual sn.i unauthorized punishLal'ol ltn p ll-t rnlnistri I or i.-n y e a r to block every exit from W»-h j proved. Education experts will F'ollowing him across the finish i in Ihr •Mide» i t i v » - o i . ( he was a very popula r c l e r g y m a n ment” mi Litchfield prisoners 1Jliyt't'CH \* ill dlI'C l UAILM A > \v AGES study the methods used In rle line fnr second place honors w»s Ington. and James A-tieli, a contractor In New York City, Then he McFarland and Msdlsy fte#i the have been filrd against the man | mentary and high schools, so that George H. F'ay of Miami, Charles and mayor •*( I'ji -iuia i tty, was w rote * his first novel, "The CHICAGO. Apr 3 IrV)-- The ......... ........... the camp — _ named t»> a*'-1>r* -cni nidustry. In lanipaid's Spot-.” V- the next session o f the Legis­ T. Jones, also of Miami, captured Jail shortly after 6;00 A. M to­ tnairninn of the Ifr nniroiperating , who commanded Nevt raitic ....... . " day, letting thsmidves down lature new and bettar methods of third place and Roy Dowmnn of and five of Jack Hatignn, president of the tbe metal Unde- and shipyard* "The Ohe Wnman" and "The Railway Labor unions, » t r t ■^“ 1. James h Ilian from the roof of th* three-story Orlando finished in fourth posi­ education may be taken up." division. Daniel Milbin of Jack­ all with a rope of twisted sheets. Jewell, ha* announced that a Di i his subordinate officers. Killau, Junior Chamber of Commerce, an- sonville, ll,*- Labor member of (Han-man"—all very successful. Th* water control situation, he tion. In all, he wrote 22 novels, deal­ tint hourly incrensc has been who cornea from Highland Dark, nouneed this morning that tho the Industrial * ominissmn. was Two cruising policemen in n said, la one of the biggest Sache, who also led the field squad car saw th* sheets at ,S:2R awarded to more than a million III., and some of the other* were Jnyree, will hold thru weekly ing with post-Civii War prob­ inure the state wlU hare to face, in the second event In 9:27, jsraa ng tomorrow night at tho appointed to represent l-abnr, lems of the South, line and social workers. The award wa* made witnesses nt Smith's (rial. A t thut meet in. and cited the need of controlling followed again by Fay. However, A. M. and Informed jail authori­ hy a board uf arbitration to time Kllian also we* charg'd •Semtnnlo mlo .. Country rtilb chib The P. li. ttilll nf the Tnmpa Ship­ problem*. ties. fresh water supplies by referring In this' event Uowmsn ovrrtook moetlnK will gel under way at building Corporation will reprewith conduct prejudicial to dis­ wnich the union* submitted their Washington detective* and jail­ to wells turned salty In ' Pinellas Jones of Miami on the third tap demand* for .u 30 rent hourly cipline for refusing to answer a 7:00 o'clock, during which n buf­ simt industry. OIL W ELL PERMITS County during a drought, which and held this margin to finish ers then pieced together this increase. The Ijilmr i epri’-enlntlva for question put by tho prosecution. fet supper will Im- -rivet mem­ he termed a dangerous condition. third, with Jones coming in amaxihg story. ber* and guest*. ,A program of the aviation divitnm i* H. N. Medley is said to have called TALLAHASSEE. Apr. A (A l'I He urged tbe cftlien* of Seminole fenrth. entertainment has l*een nrrnngcil. Klephrns nf Miami, a member Guard II. C. Davis to his ceil Q in t y to acquaint tbe repreAlvin Odlfsm, chairman of the of the aviation macliinist- union. -—The Florida Hoard of Conser­ Actually, II. M> Jones of Imka and askad the guard for n b A -a U vcs with their wishes In Hamilton finished third In both memU'rship committee, revealed John ll«Hlhurion, also uf Miami, vation granted two permits • to­ cigaret, Davis said that when ho ; these matters of fresh water con­ the first and that any member# bringing a new an Eastern An line# official, will day fo r'lh e drilling of oi| well* second event*. approached the bars, Medley in Florida. One permit gne* trolmsmlicr, both will be admitted However, Jones was disqualified pulled a gun and aild: prior to th* Introduction of In both event* because he was without charge. Julian Stcn- represent industry. O. H. Pbil- the Guif Oil Company to drill "Open this door or I’ll blow Governor Caldwell by Senator piloting a craft with a square ■trnin. a member of the Hoard of lips, a Tyj'ngrnphUnl Union secre-Mn tin) Cape Sable area of Dado Boyje, (he Stmlnole High School chime hull Instead of the regu­ your head off." that----tin* will lary. wilt represent Ubnr rn the „ ..................------an ,unsurvey.ri section The hnmo nf Mrs. Gcraldlnc*tald Mrs. Patrick. Some clothing Directnr^slcclarrd Davi* complied and ju-l at Bend played the National Anthem, lation round chime hull required Patrick, 905 Catalina Drive, «u ; ; belonging to Mjt and Mr*. It. K. bo the fimt nkt ln rt 1iiriiilim : divutnn, nml A l I ", ul that moment another guard. Os­ and then, th* Ree. J. E. McKinley for the two. race* In the Class C «.ri;nnUc<l ||||«K*k. *» T*illuhi»*iie$* printing m - j HoineMr^i Jno olher permit wli IDS' with Mrs. Paf- since tbep Jiycwn car Sanderlin, approached anil thoroughly ransacked of clothing. Murphy who g «y * the Invocation. rick, was found outsidr the house. last |)eeember. jecuuve. will represent industry. I E " * ,h# ®un Oil tompany to classification. he also wa* overpowered. ' Senator Boyle paid high tribute ------ --------------lit. E. Fair of West Palm Beach ,,r,|l a new well in l-cvy enunty. Medley then went to McFar­ mffted at nearly $1,200 In value, They also were sway at the time J. B. Swift of Mcunt Lora, to Governor Caldwell, told of o f the robbery. Two weeks ago Monday evening by two uniden­ wli hr larlxir's delegate Id tho land’s rail and released hin.. hi* promise during candidacy In look -an early lead In th* third service Iradc* division will) J1’® k ow Thl* wa* about 4tlS A. >1. The tified men' who parked In the a neighbor told Mr*. Patrick o0044 to return to Sanford for a y*re, piloting a swift cfaft in pair o f killers then coolly spent shadow of 1>altn trees near hzr bout a gray Plymouth sedan l>eing Adams, Miami hotel owner, repre­ HjkR, and pointed out hie fine th* unrestricted classification. He 46 minutes preparing to flee. house, and drove away hurriedly arkad for some lime in front of senting industry. record In- the State Legislature lead Ibe field bv approximately a They stripped tha two guards of a# she approached in har car nt er home, she said. A t 7:60 o'­ and during hie eight year* In qugrter mile during the first four thalr guita and uniforms and about 8:30 o’clock ' after being clock the same evening, Mrs. F. Pvt. Ralph A- .Smith Jr., who Mr. and Mr*. John 8. lnnu*« CMtgfoae. "He la well qualified laps. While making his turn in foread Davis and Bandarlln Into away from th* house for only L. Dampler, 714 Magnolia Avenue, has been stationed with the Anny today announced the purchase of to talk to rou as returned veter­ Uk* middle o f tb* final lap. Swift's th* death cells they had just one half hour. from the front room of her home at Fort Jackson since lost fall the Lobby News located itf the ans! he enlisted as a private In motor failed and the enure field vacated. One of tha men was behind the saw a negro enter the dining picked just tha right Hay to get Sanford Atlantic National Bank ' World War 1, and roe* by hie passed him. A t 6:00 o'clock, one of the wheal of the car, Jthe motor nf room and take a pocket book discharged from the service—Vet­ Building, formerly operated by , Running in second place up ability until bo we* offered a prisoner* even called the guard whlrh was running and tbe other, W. II. Hugh** and more recently Polka eran* Homecoming Day. This commission In the Plaid Artillery. until this tlma was Georg* Fay. captain to say that nil wa* well as he jumped into the car, ap­ containing $20 In rash. WASHINGTON, D. Co Apr. 3, by H. A. Wist. morning at GrOO o'clock Mr. and the race *fr. Wilson expreeeed the ro­ Fay captured peared to have hla arms full nf ware notified and a bit later Mrs. Hmlth 'ware routed out of (AT— Which would you rather „ „ . . .In . __th* . In tha death row cal) block, Mr. Innusa was formerly con­ Um# of 10:20. II* wa# followed j moment< Igter Medley o f Mayor Gut and not bosomething, Mrs. Patrick told Pol- Patrolmen Bcdenbauch and En- bad by a telephone ring. It waa have — nylons ut a higher price, nected with the Florida State able to be prabent, conveyed by Sacha who HnDhjd exactly. ind >(e Far land slid down the ic* Chief Roy G. Williams. She gelen arrested Johpnle B. Austin, Ralph, calling his parents, from or no nylons at a lower price? Road Department. He and Mrs. boat wishes to th* vOtersm fotw seconds later. Th* Jtmaa sheet rope, itola, a ear bearing Is employed at tho local Mather 17 years old negro who had lately Jacksonville to tail them he was That’# ju»t about the way In­ Innuse are making their home declared that Uio City of diana'* Representative G e r a l d at present in-tha Wrlaka Apart­ ,fr? m Hnmllton cam# MaryUrvd llcerue plate* and w#le Furniture Store aa a floorwalker. b*«n released from Marianna Re­ on his way hour* today. ford shared with Seminole In third and Dowman finished en (hklr way. Du* to tha darkneas, she said she formatory, who wa* latar Iden­ Ralph has received his army Landis puts the autstion. He's ments. They expect to make San­ Mad lay — than a fugitive from wa* unahl* to identify th* man. County a Just pride fag th* men two aaeond lalar with a Uma o f tified by Mr*. Dampler aa tha discharge, due to the fact that trying to. talk the UFA into hik­ ford their .permanent home, said * h « hat) distinguished themselves l 0;*7, . ^ the Michigan Slat* Panltairtiary Tha thieves entered the house man who stole her pockatbook. hs haa a principal appointment ing tlie price of nylona ao that Mr. Innuse. ot» laud and sea. a pride augment­ through the diqlng room window Captain Roy TIIlls and Patrolman at Annapolis In June. He passed manufacturer* can afford to ed by the feet that In hie opinion, all event. Swift entered m th* Mrs. Nancy Boyer altar a poker by cutting the screen, police re­ Tindale assisted In the arrest. his mental testa and will taka manufacture more of them. H O l'H IN G OK EYED tarn* boat and thla tlma hi* gam* In her-elaborate .Washingno other county In the country 'Robbery of two cases o f whis­ hi* physical examination In An­ ported. The clothing stolen, valued The maker* of nylons, say* WASHINGTON. Apr. 3. (A*)— hhd a batter record bv their local motor did not fail. H# creased ton apartment on Mtreh 6. 1046. at $626, included numerous d r u ­ key from tha American Railway napolis. Ha formerly attended Landis, now are oparatlng at a The Senate Banking Committee line In 9 M . Finishing McFarland — a Marine veteran se# and a black Russian fur cost Expree* Office Monday was re- Seminole High School, McCaJlia loss. Even if they savsd nylon haa unanimously approved Presi­ SS*etlve r f t * bo*n! iy' '*rho rtiada- th* o t th* Guadalcanal campaign — valued at $300. The jawelry and ported.by C. C. Collins manager, School at Chattanooga, Tenn by using cotton tops, they dent Truman’s emergency hous­ * la TO'Sli Sack* « a * -bmtvlcted of th* sUying i i #Ilt*F stolen was valued at who sail that th* thiaf entered •nil had; year at Stetson rpukin’t afford it because cotton ing legitiat'on. The Itglalatiaf) in­ than $600. Th#‘ *tt ; _ rr cstttn r » • « « > <m tl»» .#••). J University In Deland. He entered Pit. cost 26 cant* a dozen more rtuaei cludes »ouu,wu.iwu $600,000,000 for bunding, partially, coVmreg cby the building. . , ' ; t h # a r m y service l u t fell. D product, material* subsidies- v- * *fc I k s -■». , . •. . ■ ■ . - •. .. . • . -d fia • . H lfo iitO i * - . -vV . ; ■tp-f.4 ,' •# r: " i 1 * r-1 • ‘ ' *-.V ; ‘ Vo.-; -. (f. ’ I Keitel Assumes Caldwell Names Prosecutor Is Rt*sp risibility 13 Man Board On Made Witness In For Nazi ( rimes Labor Training Army Camp Trial Sache Of Orlando Two Desperadoes Wins First Place Flee Death Row In In 2 Boat Races Apprentieeship ( ’ouneil designed to Im- ( ’apt. Carroll Is Re­ lieved of Duties; Told to Keep Quiet Killers Thousands Watch Ra­ Condemned Obtain Gun, Hold up ces on Lake; Opens Guards and Encape Vets Celebration Thomag Dixon Dies At 82 In Kulei^h At Country Club I Home Of Mrs. Geraldine Patrick Is Ransacked By Unidentified Thieves E “ Lobby News” I N Operated By InnuHCH Pvt, Smith Released To E)nter Annapolis Nylons at Higher Cost; No Nylona at Lower 'a s itts x & s k iz s z ■B I .1 __ — ____ ; n, ... ,..ro P t �PAGE TWO WFONTHDa T, AW?. 1, 19 JC TTIE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald Welcome Hjmje . ■I It E V UV A L SERVICES turi Ru* .an* BACK I ftT O m Each. Night a t at the piano *i* 'putt'll M p|i»l}t*lllt *^nt>ir -**llcrti»tiful ’ leaned HBmn l in g e r UR1NG T H E M TO US F O R S A T IS F A C T IO N M'KDNESDAY. Al’HIL 3. 1948 ___ ... |HMuliitv trrn'Mii** uiilo m . fi"*n among all Knslut VJ:5 For Furniture Rebuilt qnd Recovered Your Oirnilute will look like i;ew, will wear better than evtr when our Expert* rebuild arul recover It. Only the finest construction material* u>ed. I'hnno It 12-for n free wtimjtk and choice of milty'rinig. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY U) RUSSELL KAY |*l Utilities t V thPI e i *1 n.ed far one. m e Peace i-d ne up '>• . , 'r pxchumit* tif ’VducAtionjil ni^l <illlura! ideas'* iiieiutling student srholursltiji-i between Russia altd the United States was suggested I, u s|S)kesmatt if thr National Education Astotcintion.. Ru; ia lias not yet joined 11he United Nations LdticaUonaF i, Scientific and Pultund ^/OrgnnizntiftrtT and did not attend. Its meetings hist fall •in London. IPIntcrrmUonul student exchange ___ has been tried as a "t1peace-aim even before World War J. i The Itbode.s Schrf.ar. -.......... |!! brought promising young men from all over the world to Oxford University in England. Gentian and American !,. universities reciprocated with students and faculty oven M j after Hitler came into power. Many Japanese war leaders and others held degrees front American and Uritish institu tions. .» lp Although international exchange seholnrships in the *o l,),Ht did not bring peace between the homelands involved, it they did http to promote understanding and the idea i­ f still a sound one. If applied to Russian tind American ''' youths it ought to promote friendship, understanding and ,e good will between the two nation*, llere’s a jolt for sum' if Could the National Educatlonul Assm'intion tackle it? i in a* I 'I K t .-d \\ I town oi lam pii. w .In eissful '•■e no pnlitlrnl experiettii or hack '•'e gr**uii*l hui witn many y e a t »«a f j t,\|reri-nee n t rnn-pni t.ition .tn*l I rmiiiliuntrntmn* work, t* eoiintMig a teL ia i l l Average Ciiixeii fm Ins r:*l Itppuvl anti fur lilt- |it)«t M) .|a,'s t lie lias lieen to thr to*t|, rontat l ­ a- j 111U as tiiatu fnks us he possibly on-1 can tind report* this week th.ii 'Its la*; v i - it*. | every ramnnmt-y ru- jof-on y sixe from Penancrdu In K’ t. mg Myers on tin t\ «.»t t nftst ami » ti| out jeciver the rent al nectloti and I-gat ;,n i ; Cog*t lu-fore the election, 111- iw , mp i 'node it a i. ml to vi'sii every irt- Im w-popei off* « ..ni.oile mol rtfpoits a runfal re* plum from U*f i nuut piijdisher who tell him he v fis the first ramlhlate m hi. group III, I to »i»it then* in |i lotiked fm a lime iliSl Jerry 1 i .(a rl r.wiis goi to get hy with out opposition hut two mrii ipialf,ir ifihd with Serrrrnry of State Hob I,;G ra y ju»t It.foie rhe dratlin <»:i no i.Mnrrh 22. 'Tlio-e opposing Cnrt"r rtnjrti Group 2 for the office o f ratln -jro a d commUxioiier hic Carl M. •k. iT avlor of Jack* mville and Joe nl, |Williams of Tampa. Taylor !* iur Chairman o f (he Duval County K. Democratic Executive Committer-, ni. W iliam *, like llrosn, is a newi i . corner to politir* l**u ha, an u .More lhafk pr r i o n* -h cellrnt record us a- ahl lm»mr-.. >n- executive and i* planning an in- crowded St. I‘3ter*burg‘i water •. tetixive rnmnaign m the few front Monday evening to witnoas ... week, left before the election. u spectacular - firework* display SANFORD UPHOLSTERY 102 Sunfttrtl A ven u e Ownctl anti Operated by HOME TOWN E x-servicem en NEWS ,, ' Ths Increasing d*mand for va­ cant lota on which to build homes and otbar types of building*, i f t* and whan tbiilUlipg malarial* are .available ia steadily exhausting tha supply o f such lota atW Utvlet City and County control. A* *ueh lots, which can he pkked bp U r a sung, diminish In number the valu* o f other lota In private hand* prill increase and tha pressrare on the City and County to nt stem, to be-on youth, year* ago the ante eloc- ihow iD Hawaii a m i 'W i f f -« £ ■ ■ Am nll governor, who ruction wbok%ht at Pearl R * I SA, Hi* ypungast In the lor. Born In' Toledo. 'Ohio, he hn» teen .with Bertram Bailey,“ Mackanbnrk,. and ihaqy clrCOte*. ti»o has been featured With ShrhM Cltctt*e4. -In Ranfnni 'jcsUKdag lift fir. ■• • ka admitted his gMeateat ftin wa« two otbar towns put in aims far the youngest other public purpose* win b « « i ‘•Wilde*! IteD1 Win such matter* shouldrdJi* wottdpf* it CeTUna, 1 »t at all timrs and ahouid Texas, Alabatp, or whpt; sacrificed even for some latest Ming an eruption r eommertlsl1enterprise, ilanta, Oee Aye" In th* . /. ■• ■ ' . . “ f young iraai tied'Into ! inhiiidualx coni ___ __ be affected by adi i» i would petition-t * * * the 4 . f III iiiul Mi i \\ , h i i*lien by I.**1tit I at •* •*11*I I* I K*n nn * Peak* Painting Is (iiven To Princeton Krti Tin* tin* cli^i'tl piogihUK\ wiitgmg Tt;»»r a: •*Srnti»»irnHil i m v*‘ . eiVjlv ■ g|irni-i( the thi* Mi ll known frtii \ ?»Ip Mu*i will 1*4* l»> l.urtUM llomrr Pm «ln *llu will R«* lUnrrtl by I*hU> \iiii Jncksott. • i * l »• i s , Si--> Hrthrn mill Mnilfiittl Finjurttr; multii*i . Sui>>a A!b«*it, fmry K‘»i| mot hi i, JuAr llim an l; prim**, Mmjurir Tf|w ir; count. Ilnrufhv Munmiii; dgkff*. Maty KilltIt Ki >**•. llnrlmiii Meyri ami Hetty M«*>«•». Kupst* at tin* hall ill l»t* H«‘U> Atm Mniirun J/.ni h<*ma»tu»> JuA> Kinnt. Kathln*i» Jaik«un (,, n % M vyri. Fat^V \i*wr«»m»*i Kuniip Rnutlill Aiul Maltha (Ith iu ii . ' * Thr arrnmpanlfct " ill U* (iilntore ruitum i * will hr *lt* nl|?iit*i| by Mi * 1 I I h*i*i Mi I H ( ogbiirn N••» in# -i'-tMUt N fith o r R oat C a r, T h a t ’ s Fru/.on l)iiu u * r Jsdw R o iitg R ro u g h t • • * ' w t |h‘ itin i! «'l , \f- « »i » -r> . tH»i•! •tTVt' t* 1‘iritldrnl *Siot« - «»■ Con^rsM md i university N or P la n e . To Doors of Syracuse Housewives I- ■' • 1*21 if a ha* I* r .»t f ' f n« \\ii«lumtttiii at I't ipi'i'ion, * iijiint'il ILitd u , .•-» t| »l» f matur HUNTING » hapL • iii \»h miiuii. \IIm*i :. tR%«|mii t• m*n* kT*v tr y Our •Mll| Ad, Easter Paraders » ,»Im|)|| I ('V, **»»•• *1' MMIH» i lot k i t-pi itlllrtl (|u 1' ■ <IM UI 01)11 gm r t licit n-porl of wo-k tu iiiiiii lulie.l hv l to to fill Milir'i All-Wool and then plans foe April ami Mity. Mi Hoy T ilte thanked tieniemb-r* who had a,,luted in (he Circle 1 Meets With Mrs. C. H. Cotflmrn M o re liU S IN E S S Ihr iiirnmblr Katbtyn .MilUout nf lio St i loud \ n(i .in.I flit* .............i wrlcomr \%u* givnii |»y Mm Sybil llmitli. pton lm t of Siiufot d 1*in t No, rf».|. II«*»pimKp to tin* wrlrumr u io i R llit»dlt*v. irivcn by M i* i*rr*n|ent «d tb«* ttilundo unit. Introiluiliion of dibtfliT irffurm ww- imulr hv Mrs P irn lu and mti iMliirtinn i»f «Hl»tiii|rui«br«l kTiM’^tw wn« inwlr l*> Mr* t I. Irwin of tht* SahfuMl uni* Mi* Roy (Jiavr lt*tar>. lallril thi ,’|,r aj poiiitinri ii*fcolu!inti ••unillllti I'hklhs Watson,' M aijour IT|‘*»* «|«*nia Mis. I**»l iiiul fidith Royal# lit* nianugi i pifwitlrnt of tl»** d‘ \% C\ L Eluirn *»nl inaMir. R**jMn adilrr«». .M«». bill let are M aijuiie Trpau* ami inMu # chairman «»! \\til * • vid'it iMtiiii \ a* ti^l rs. W. F. Brunson Hostess To Circle meeting with a piayei t*> M<* W. I* Chapman Mr* Carl t in* penmg gave llie ItiM -iioli .in i it was annnutn .'•! that Curie N* .1 wmihl hale charge of the |ro glam Monday afternoon at thr church when the W S C S. wilt meet. Snapdragon* and annual* weie attractively at ranged in the llrunsun home. The hn*t **e* a*aivleil by Mr» M K forhatid of ^onte/u nu>. t.a -erir*l itelleluu* refre*hment* !•» lltu frdtewlilg. Mr*. W*. I*. Chairman. Mm. I.. M S'va Iin.' M i*. ( ‘ K Klii*. Mr». M. I.. Wright Mr*. T W W.lllnma, Mr* ! h *l.|o>*t. Mt* J K. McClellaml. Mi Aria Wai~. Mi*. Jranie Putnam. Mr-. I! W. Sturdivant. Mrs. J. C. Vaughan, Mr., W. M. Mi Kim, Mr*. J M. Anderson, MrJ- T. E. Wilson. Mrs. C a r l Churpcniug. M l*. J. It. Powell, o f Amarillo. Texas, M t . ff* Uiggi’t . Nfr. iin’tl Mr^. \] i . t-Aclyii |!e,| Cio*. Dine ami appcatnl *l,*i*i- win tind no! i out I llillled t*. .1.. -o u- (lie uu.de t.a--*i.it 1 ^ " *»’IM*llC*I R. T. W a r r e n 1012 Magnolia Ths ntUslon »tu.Ty wa* taoght Avenue with Mis. A. D. Shoe­ by Sir*. G K. llarkcy and il »u* maker a* co-hostex.* Mt*. J. M. decalcd that the circle would have lcCaikilt led tin devotional. A an cXlcnxtvc ntembonhlp drive. hurt' bu*tnc*» session wa* held Ten new member* have aln-aly after which the ho*te»/e» served joined. •* tefrshnient*. A fter the meeting th- Indie* Those |H«sent weie Mr*.' W. adjourned to Mr* Coghurn'« gar­ R. Kdcnfiehl. Mrs. t K. Honan. den and *et veil delight ful ieMt<. W. J. David. Mr*.. A. D. fich in rilt* which carrieil out the Shoemaker. Mt* I I. tlughev. Kanin thrmr Miss Ella Holton, Mrs. J. E Mc­ I K m M c i I t N P k r l * Kinley. Mr* P. It Mitchell, Mr*. J. M. McCaskill Mi* J M llayr*. Mrs. E. V Iti.h. Mt* H W of it. It wa* terrif 'Watching the Turner. Mr*. I K Howland. Jr. not Id * champion log rollei. Jack Stuulier, of MKnominec. M’ l*. Aral Anil Mr*. It. T. Marten. in case you don’t know how one liecomes thr champ, Jack hud to roll logs for 2'v hours, taking 10,000 steps.. If you don't think that he deserve* a priie, just try it some time. Th* little i(oe* were cuddly ami A P Ndwafeatuie* Dear Jddy, • l| lernu a shame that any!>ody .Well one- in a w hile‘ we tie would ever kill 'em when they lucky in the city — like when grow up — but I gues* the hunt­ just don't caie about the the Sportsmen's show conies to ers poor little deer, town, for instance. I think the cutest idea in the » Aa soon as it hit New Yotk show was the twro little darter Eskimo kid*. And. of course, ail the boys were delirious seeing the Indian*. i Thr LULL' ILUID.W ARE C Q liTA N .Y in as dependabha.s the American farmer and caters to their evury net’ll. We'll bo happy to serve you. ..... E A S T D A ,X I „ * •Teen Age Gary C/Ooper % Loretta Younir A In n e r r o ^ n ' ii nn /“‘Along Came' J^ones THURSDAY A'ND FjBiDAY UntH HtriUfinl Rrtm. Venetian Hind*. lin g other game -tables- line and they, have a fine paripr. • * ■ * Mfjbbume city commissioner* are Jnufh in favor of spending 1876,099 for an expandigl Mirer yxlcm 'and Construction of a »ewige-treatment pUnt, The only ifttlnbling block is Ihe method of Ihe 6276.000 bond debt jhich the program woukl Involve. txsuj wa» tabled at vend ' I *u«h time { i . >|m returned no iluM « j ! l i the Army i ■. l t d . « itli * i. 1 the llik-pci* ..Ini \veiiiii- Snlur- • Jim rt-gulnr nlimthlv ml-i-i mg of I'lir lc nilllllmi 1 of ihr in - t Melhodl*! Chunb * » • held ns Circle 2 of the Kit.-l Methodivl rently « l the home of Mi- C. Church met ut the home nf Mr*. II. ('oghurn. > . M ILLARD CONNOU and lo:ner» ■crabbing -cl 1. Ah won’l Irounds un paw*, pltchin .• K W IliKgeM, . i ...I., »•(«- EtlS'ir t *- Doirnr laimuiit.. plnunl tar:* bn* In The Moniinif** aml ’MIr Sulla la Tilt* Stiflavl” «»o ih«* •* I tllitti A "RtH'klltg I M.| 5 h^apttubf a :i > tgTs. a la Al Jolipn, • have to go around that wa aren’t nil t-wlu and foghorns ■Wnllt are Un-m* arc pou r and the walla ia*' ogam .n»«l ynut Mrs. R. T. Warren Hostess To Circle Fighting L o cu sts At Their Hatchery i r* I |* ■+. • A m King und I'nktnn, troth politi­ co hy ivis# and vvierietiied cantJOHNANNESliuRG, ,VP) - To im.gnrfs arc rountlng mt luppot't will h f' hefestarv for them to Im- help stamp out a new cycle of lo• RIC1IIM9ND TIMES-DISPATCD • from County officials and legisla­ press their names and Dieir rtual- cust invasion*, th- Union governror year*. yr«, drcailr*, we've rnsiex posirs-Dixiq tradition. tive friend.,. King, ns n former ificntlons on a lot of folk* in it ■ment hn* sent two i*>giert officers •teen battling to brine tome Tin Pan Alley jnust. ,mij' I rumlidate. for Die office and a mighty short Dine. len-y him (t o th- remote region\.of lik e measure of rationality into thr- u bock seat ia cWe , jljCAjiciStiU" Senator, feci* confident tic never bothered to tall much « - 1Hukwa. In .Tanganyika, and grantfi led rhitken -wntcrmolon mam Allen’s Alley. l l T P i A B & : o f vout lit* fitness for. ih..till get stinng political suppoit. job hut |««t $40,0fHt to the • International my -magnolia moonlight -mock­ IlghtepniAit b j j V retitW "n cl while Poston, with a strong fol­ has ap|>euled for vote* o n -th ijR e d laicust- Control fViuncil.-- *■ ingbird -moon -June -croon school arter Ybo*e ?Unmg* L jQw'pyl gyound that if he wa,rt'l ______ low.ng among County Commis­ ‘ ' If the attempt to destroy tne of thinking uf Southern prublrm*. are someDyUg .we liynli't sioner* and a wide acquaintance he might have t„ work for. a liv­ . young locust awarma now hatch­ ami now we've run 'up against nerlenced tin (o’ now (Jlagli ing ami he ha among lerinlatora and'Slate and * offered hi* w ife . Ing out xutceed*. It may savr mil­ the tuugheit proposition vet. We la a laughable rus»,l urdly, County official*, rontinda that hr vnd rhlldren „as "good rtuutoft*" lions of ttjukrd mile* of Africa refer, of course, |o that bombas he thnsdtena to keep us all andJ one cam- from yean* o f dlsaatrou* locust will hold hit own n* far a* Court for electing him ... — tic, bumbling, brou-ha-ha of the plalpinjt for the r>(t of Douse support goes, anywher# in e slogan "l^ t's git. invasions. The red locust In the air wavea, Senator llcaurrgaid lives that hi* 'outlandish belta' the Slate. IL K. Mnote. who has u life". . past ha* laid waste agriculture Cbighom, "from the Deep South, »pent many y « i r i as n Stale that U," whom a writer In Life Auditor', wotklng with the Audit­ ban just referred to a* “ thr ing I>epartment and with the mn*t quoted man In the notion." Comptroller, enjoy* n wid? acT h i* antkiing character on’ Die ipinintance In the atm, circle* J-'iinday evening fred Allen pro. wJdtb King ami l*6*ton rtolm gram must have riven million* irons have been kept their rtrength and it will he-.fuin the North and Vv«*t the notion busy asserting to our terestlnr to tee whleh one really that Southern Senator* spend lend* that.we aren't I* the ''fa ir haired boy" In im a ; their time in making frightful and detenerate*. a In nun*, and bellowing “ That1* a md, or banjo-picklug Joke, iont"; and in •»ch prof*..' bt*hf E. W. Riggers. Jr. Honored On Return . u»f -I^Ry.»*i* . *3r7~r.. ru , • phalli will be Uaiicvd l » huivh wilt Kdlth Itoyal . i, follow*;! tut Cumpnrsita wilt be danced J. Phillip*, j try Marjorie Tcpilc. *ttreetwith I |„ „ Ivrsiaa Markrt ^Ichnieoru-hodroJiKfupiiy |«y E*lith ItQyalJ. is the irhaltd of Moritciuma,* («a. and rt. j. II. Williams. CLAOHORN, THE DIXIE FOGHORN dance at the Cotton Cldb. The only dance Ah <J« h the VJrglnla rret . . . The bniy trairt Ah ride mufoxhl al—— t initiating the Featival of StntO* celebration. ' • * hear much nlidut It. he u» »lf t.Mjio i­ ? o f thr Vrt* i '-it-hi at inn. •' I.illmn (\»»iftt*RI h»i%i by K b ir Met *•> . >\ ptaynl hy llrlrn he-* liciti* t tnipci; 'I 1 lUiultl. a gut*1. Ihmtm \ntl Shi Cirtle No. 2 with ill- . Hyrd Interpretation o f the Oriental (Inode. Monroe Itoad; Cluh- No. -p(>llr |>„rm xhe aioup will eonwith M l*. (-'• ('• M. Krone. I ll „ f Siroy llethca. Joan OeimiWent Eleventh Street; t'iirle No. ,UB> Mniearet Kiri|uetle. Mary ••• \ mil •.1 iM-upl. w .11 I with \V. D. (Inidiltei^ II!1 May- y uith Frye, Kathleen Jaek.on and The American Legion Auxiliai V •|,titld •' new Vmeri' .i " nolln Avenue; C iivle No, '< with |;u lll(r llliialdl. Cymbal Dance of the Seventh DUlricl held a conj|, Mr*. J. I- Lee. 11Os Paik A ir .; w,|| ,|,HU. by falith Itoyal. Mei ail .oinpaied (lie r»Circle No. d wilh Mi*. Jod.r Cam ||ut,Kaiian Ithaprody fchoieo- •tituliiHial confeiem-e at the !'■ mn' „ cr, uf liidieti Shuman, a pupil S O llnilding ini Mar.* Ill Willi M,1 1 , I" 1 an/ Shnhcit.. lju*. (eai'liei*, cron 714 Uuiel Av.nue; nigh crnph). ,iy MarjoHr feiulcl will Mi - Hoy Pretltis. di-trict |>re*l- |t, r !-. without •pieslb'll, unc f.l,cle,_e r?' M. • ‘ !! ! ,' • . I.e danred (o the brilliant com- dent, preeidintt The meetiug he- f ,|lr Inuigi 'I full e. animating La.t Thml Street at »:• I p. m ||i#|| ,lf U„x, whe n tkyai Amba-Midors, chui.h mme* ' ye* s|lirU |he ,haractei bal- gnu ut P;00 A. M. with iCKielia- ^|u. , r u i n • atllut. »he aat.t. with.ut the iiitpoat.nn nf .1:.I0 p. m. . • || ri. The let. The |ira*ant girl* will lie won lieinK held, and at Poll) A. M. 1. Ii'ot.lly thtnkaldi Ju*t Judy KillIte Iran llaldwiu, Hetty >|t. Pi.-nti* opened the confer how mi all in unc tn the wive* Itai - em e Ann Morgan, lhcity . Meyet, . ei the.n t . nf the gieat Mr* Norman White, district ham Meyer. Jerry Meyer and I’atsy Nrwctmicr. Soleut .will be •algcanl-at-arm*, and Jlr». J-“ d I m n.trir r-ti rrv e r hr ftittv ap S 1 u-ld pre-ente«l tlo- advance privtnti1 Mkrjorie Trp*ic. I he pledge »• ^|lr Cifclr No 1 o ,n W S < A Ilallr»> I hi er 1i**rmcnt will Iw men' '( eoloi* HettX , t of thr \lriluH|i»t * huu-h *m*l pie/enleil hi Kdilh Itoyal * ■he flag w «- led l-i ' ! '• at the ITuiur of M i*. " t Hum Invitation to the Dance will * « ' ' u t '•> *oli, 2171 I'almelto A n nm-. Mon­ alien hy Ann la.m»c Klelehei "*<■ J" lh "■ day afternoon with MiI K. Cinderella (rhoieogiaphy hi ' ! '• Uaigarrt Wilson n» lo-hn/lro. Mi- I d Mjyiil in an ««l»pl»on uf ',u,h* I '»H »*»•' **'• tlia lllllM li Phone 1112 tt‘- ! Mi t. I plaYCi| jataitl, luticst, Seventh liisiriei ... to., Auxiliary Meets j it w ill !»* t» ".MuiHtiHiiito I ’onnng “t p. mtr act cnmnly. wit- pie-fi I whuh iiicIuiIm I the foHottmg » Fricmljk o f Sul. J. (*. Wriyht will irsrrt to Irani thht, ha i* 'M O N D A Y ScholarHhip.4 iLctl Robin’*. M o. James K. Kiilnry tell yrsteolay for ^ a it i'ranctw". Calif. In join her husband. C l’l ) Janir* E. Kinnov. who ha* ju»t letumeii from do- Hawaiian I’ land, where he ha» been niationcxl for the ' past IS nioiilha. Ml>. Kianry is the former llctschel llamiiy. . LOTHES 119 W. F ir»t— Phonr |0H9 ,»t iiiivrtl of llir Iih' hI •Indi'Nl* V Vlt»>t« Aiuinv*‘‘,aM >\« ll{« ";o Tt»f tYrinotiir* atnl in»ii*«iutt.| followitig piogi.tio ITrv I MR* lligti School Trio, Surah t .»«h A nnet It* IVrr% unit Jimr «.» AREFULLY lo ok .mottling Tlii* t*dcr> K dl Thv 1VW«% U« tin bigli M'lnml ‘ nrw »|m i m iilfi t hi i!itt*ttlnii ^Si i «* K«lna t bitli'juloc lUvriitlv thr Sfinii.itlt* llitrli ■ ifoitU )Mfj>cntnl «t ping unit lOtliinilo m ij Orlaiiitti it*, luit | Immmm . Consider the. humble dough . . . u ; • t " ! ° V it h e o ffe e fo r Lrtnkfjist. I* , ’ n‘ jla r t' *It 'has played in the h istory o f Mow great America—und* still ’pluyd. ‘ f. C_ Consider the doughnut fried-'' icnkc is the right name for it. 'iif course—j[ilajii, , unsudmed, , , hut'noiirlshing.two'Df it with coffpd any time on the'Wind; "he 1,10 kuck-driver, the-tourist, tt|c outdoor worker—bpw thdv make for the pair of sinkers with lava to rr~tote then* !•*. spirits and endurance!' N'o war could be won by Americans mi. without doughnut*. i Then think of those awful pictures in the New .York Times and weep. Powdered sugar is had enough, fro-tings nan „rtr*AVnDie, lint this doughnut is split, soaked in mm. put into .I gelatine mixture, not Urn of it. hut u mwa thin ludf. ui> WWr gelatin |ait over it and chilled— (who wants -m irv ugh. doughnut, anyhow?) and then— w*. can hardlv beat in i.-|| Jr,t- this tile whole is garnished with almonds and served on • g piogrant ilailr I ’ltuntry !?he Sv inmoll* lliglt S* lua.l \. itoiiiim uinlet thr *hi|> .Mr. and Mrs! Carr, rvangelialp, with Lillian Peacock W KAIt Vm vr«trniavf Holly Avenue and 5th Street and TH KASU lO I: » f i it »»» iflteied utiilci t he «ln j M»t% • J4i)ilt«*«J *11.An Jin«ir*ut.*r of 4w ft^‘ 1.* *jf.gtt ^*1 L Icen^Announti-d • Number .one pmject in S- minolo County, at thr prearnt time, practically ’ cveryon* with whom 'w e havo ‘.talked agrres, ia the con*tnictloa'd«f a new hoapitul. Of course it It lm|>o**lhle to build a hoanltal now beeaua* f t la tmporaibl* to 'get the material* to build’ ll with, hut it b .n o t too •oon to lie working on wuy* «n I mean* o f raising the money to pay for It. Ami this thnuld la. dan* al uncc so that eonitroctlou can start Just as soon a* ponalb'e. I f wa fan raise f ball. >26,000 for * Sdloul ^'lek'iain Editon C .'ffll* Truluck A M «rlR ln l l'r® M ** M « I* la r u l a « • I v r l f r t t l l l l r t l I n iWr n » r f«*r f f • I v M I r a f l o a wf a l l m « « « l U | » n l rl M ^ .• rr dH rt l la ll «r- M l n lk erH U f fta A IIM »*i fbla »»"»»^» n ai l lh * la ea l n n ta *M bllalirU har#lM. A ll rlfth l* la »r| M iM lra ll«n •**• H a l A l a B K l r h a a h # v r l a a r * alaw r t * *nr4. F 'Orlando Students Open House Tonight Present Program At Country Club Luncheon Meeting Held at Womans.Club HELPIN':;, cry 1/ Hip IIt.*raUJ join* with the City and County and with I the various civic orgniibutioRa in extending « cnrillill welMaitrr' come home to the hundreda of veterans who have left this community in the last few years to fight for their country and loved oiies^ajfiynrtt.. the mosf.t.rcuchcrotni V'n my fiity nation ever- *.-.T..... had* and who In the Last /ew months havefor ior.r.sso'1^ iikan ►.i:4 it«r * • .the most P« rL^ui^-rciUrnuiMo .................I ■ ......... -vetnrh (-.onI M I S o i u x I I m Iw m . H l l w i r r . ..r- \\e*nfrr glad to see that mo-dof idtem? ynurur ... nfen r I are coming hack. Wherever• rthey they.huve been, to. huve lieen, to China, to.ltu I A * / ... * ■ -«- • a . ■ • . a • • .idtitto E?iin»pe,'ta*tfit'Islands, uic> they aave h. _ to Afrtra. ''iu t, lu^riuiMb wtjy iir iPacific uuiibjyuiiius. Tufrit.il with them fotld tfiomorie* of home, and they hrtve returned with a higher sense of appreciation oil the real valuer and the 'opportunities which their home town and their country hold for them. All •Mlaarr M llff*. m rdm mt Thu celebration which is being staged for them today l l o ' i i k * . r r s n i m l i m a m im I i m i i f t * u l • N l r H i t l N M f t 1 « f o r Ihr* • t is lint an indication of whnt we hope will lie a permanent •ulmtmm M ill Iir r k s r t e d l » l hrtinrde-ntr the part of the folks who stayed*home, jui. « x •| rr ic« il i«r « i l » r r l i * l N | rales. UKUftiuu.tif williiiKm<AS,.or rather determination, to frive (hi­ In lallS X lH l| 0 | irl llr I.rr.rn till l . « a , fur.. r r p r r . l h U I hi- l l r r a l i l ve fern ns every poosit/.e break in the future, to assure them i n t h e M l l u m l 11.14 . I N i l i r r l l . l n n of a fair chalice.of earning a decent living in the town'of D f l l n t n r . M h l n l n l n . i l In l h . l a m ­ their -choice. ent rlllra In Ib a ra n n ltr M llh ftin rln a l h rn .l.iu a rin . In • h i r a n u We need these yomig njon in Sanford. We need their in.l rm »u»h. i nergv and entliusiusm t6 gIVe us new businesses and put new life in the old ones, w® need their aggressiveness and T l i # l l r r a M la a w n s k e r « f T h f p a g e t h r f .b THE SANFORD HERAI.H, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, APR:T, HUG ■ «( k jnl c--u1-7 n ts J . .kadA V*f» ■CV|‘*--.i_ H 1:*^. '■ - M Inlnity so the girls decided to return to dresses. By the bye. what are the kids doing about their hair out there? All Ihe hairdresser* in the Eait are trying la get the girls to cut their h*lr. They are having coif­ fure shows showing hairdos of the twenties. But th* kida aren't cutting thalr hair. Not only be­ cause th* boy* don’t like short hair but because long bob# look prettier and are easier to fix. One o f the Jemmlest hairdos that the kids are wearing now is a long-long page boy with bangs. It la very easy to keep because It needs no wave ex­ cept on the end*. So, if you want to b* radar this season, keep your hair tong in back, short In front and brushed and shining Ilk* a new penny. BTiye, Goon, (how! W e really got a bump out of watching the dog* retrieve, but I luppoie thmt It i *n old •tory. to you iinc« your father took you hunting. If yod like to fish youd really have enjoyed lookttg at the displays o f fli**, rod»_ *nd reel*. J lu n ite Crusty of 8idn*y, 0.. • champion bait caster,. showed tha kids how to cast until she had a weak prm. * i Bom* Wda b«d fdn! wjl?| bows and arrow*. Wisconsin » top archer, Carl Joseph, with hia Partner, Enid Decker, of Milwaoke*. showed u* how I t . done. OoUtd! It really takes a lot of skill ti> hit the ra)l**ye. but they VOCABULARY caa certainly d* It- • Radar. Then there W g th# log ^mer*. and U you've never seen em FOR HDIIa RES On The Beam MIT** Railin'. uU«» k"••««' d,R, |• *• V41•• > • title whirli oi Igiimli-i Daughter Of -Artist anil wa* grown h To Re Married Soon [ ast1846. N E W YO RK. April .1. Id’1 It's no newt that love and spring­ time gn together like peaches and cream and fair ami warmer. Hui It is new* thnt the daughter of a famous artUt and (HiAlrator " f New Yoik is going »« •>* "tar­ ried soon to II young man from Minnesota. The girl is Mi** Joan (■- Haragwatiath, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John U- Ilaragwanath. Mr*. Haragwanath I* betUr known by her maiden name, Neysa McMein. You've probably seen M D i Mc­ Mein'* cover designs for inagotine* for many years. It may he you remeinlwr a series of war posters which Neysa McMein did for this countrv during the first World Mar- Kite ha* been one of the top-notch magaxine arti»t» for m»ny years. , Hut the family talent isn’t liinRed to'the distaff side. MDtrr Haragwanath. too, ha* hi* atcomplishmrnts. He collaborated on a comesly called "A ll That GlllUre." which was produced in New York a few year* ago. and is the author of a b«>ok "Pay Streak about hi* mining experiences from 'Alaska to Chile. By profession he ia a mining mglnaer. A SMAll fU*OIE via lan .-il. re­ cently among Ihr Y.oiki on IliV. -ii A toll III llie M.u li.ill i\ lu-n .i I'l.o o M hen wa*inng give sud* ilouiilv arrived (rtuli Kw afalrin and I»* -1 duty, washing lea»t soiled thing* Cross worker Itcva llurwiUXU-piied from the craft. She was the lir»t first. u,e same Mid* fur dirt) while woman ever to set font on items. Hikini mid hail Imncd up to work Th* 1946 (Mipcrtin »*on made an out a recrrallnn program fur :ctvall tllile record of l*W million •Icrincn preparing Ihr atoll for the atom bomb te-t. J/ofcrttnlUihciI ) pounds. C o a l* • Qol>b<* l r u . l l ••M .hls jack at lot tkn Ik# sum m er a ip l r ig id and ta ll. R a * l* r ih r o u g h S o lid s , b ill l« -in i- lo**< tor **| w irdrob* 1 S -ip p y w it h s la c k s — a dsrlm e w illi l i . r l l — .1 flswntl Ik* W1S9 I p r . l d a* and k it t e n * '* * lr ip m car in not I w o o le n * . |t*s*sl c s s ry ^ is lo * fI lh a IS*- Tlic'n*)cit, most Individ usI compact f imaginable, the new ZUgftld ZODIAC CIRL. A compact that looks to the future. Zodiac. And just for fas look (aside for a peek into your future! 93.95 bitter, t o w e a r in I h r I'.t r a d e t llil Of hravenlylucite in birthstone color* matched to the twelvr sign* of the g paper company in Wisconsin. ---------- ■- — ■■ - ; Keep yodr coffee pot absolute­ ly clean or coffee la apt to taste Fashion Takos ion. F s ik io s td c l is lt . l * v f l ' r wosl jsnsy »*»» iwiiH . , . 1 0 com ly warm Vow'll lot* II f*r essry d sylim c or cam el s s s a is f mood— ik p il • *— d rs s s It *1 Ik * w * i it l t d ysu 'l* M l Is 9 * p l* t* »— im ir lly . Y a w ckeit# ot I s lt pcslst ik a d c i iw jvnier «> n litsi » I* 17 l*t flrb *1 *N *|ct. MATHER OF SANFORD 20.1-09 E I’ hone 127 �T U K S A N f t l K U J I K K A L I ). S .\ S H M U ) K L u lt lD A ■WftOWStn>AV. APR, a. 19(8 THE SANFORD -HERALD. fiANPORf) -FI.ORfOA PAGE FOUR Hits As Orlando Wins 5 J / E T -R E T U R N S y Fans 11 Tigers In Local Tilt '* * However, till* in strirtly u |ire-scn»on prediction. We Imne our »tntei,>ent <>n the fart that thenc two particular rlulu have player* who have Iteen in training for.nearly tjvo month*. 1 he* Senator* hav-e » urtain of Itoya who were in training with the Washington club their imient niganintlon. The Ivlander* (who wr understand arv to b* rail. I the Dodger* thl* year) are to be staffed by the Htooklyn chain. . ' Them's been little new* o f Ahe .Gainesville O-Men. In (net, the Oi.ieo,vlile Jinn mill It* spuria.ed, W’ hilov MeMullon,.who formi-fly playe.1 first h»*o foi the O-.Men, haven't mmc th rqtlgh_wllh a g ,„,| «ti.rr-o n -the <inlne*vlllf iilno |hu» fur. fiince the O-Men nro raid to lie operating indertenilenlly, you ran't cla»* them in -ho higher brocket*. At PuUtkui. Myril llearr U *ai.| to have some TO players lined up for Spring training. Ilong utaried hi* workout.* recently, nnd with that much tiilent. plu« hi* personal major league connection* throughout the southern * 1010* and U can he valil thut J’nliitln in our opinion, isn’t the loep’, only hlackhar** There * a poaihility- that St. A tig.'Stine, managed thi* season l>v Hill Steiuecka. will le able to enptine their third pennant. The Saints are the only K-t rlnb to have two pennant* in the record kook*. Stelneckr !a*t Frida v announced Id* first cut In player*. The skipper ha* Iwautlful .......... throughout the southern »tnte» and it ca lie said that Hill i, more than capahle of gathering together a formidable organ- I ti j V f'oach Goosg Kettles' Seminnlc High School Celery Fed* dropped Uuir fir * l lilt in.u pair of game* this season when the Orlando High School Tigare, managed by Carlisle Hughe*, outhil the local* and emerged with a 6 to 'T Win Under their bell*. Hob Still, ace T iger moundsmart, was pruitkally untouchable daring the treven-inning.tilt, g iv­ ing up only two hit* arid striking out fiv.*. The Tiger* »corcd their five runs o ff of nine hit* gotten from the offering* of T. Brook­ lyn, Sanford iiurler, but encount­ ered difficulty at time* in aolvrng with II ' " ‘ t ' " ‘i,, Itelnml/ Md rutper Hill Kuch* I* geliLng along-in hi* Spring Ururklyn’* deliveries drill ' hut from rill r«P*'»f*. K"l"K *° >," ve » V , l,ml "i° ° n"* Tigcntien strolling bark to the •e i!i.b o j»lik .io iudiM nitfll rnknhuryUit. ie Tiger* were at hat the - - -a thtst ----o f .31 t im e .________ Neither leant was aide to reaalt the opporing pitcher fo r more than Idngle* and only tw o rneo each were walked by S till nnd l.rooklyn. Powell Sh’ ffe r proved lo lAi the big gun in the Tiger attack With thiee lilt* for four time* at l>l Orlando Sunfoid . Still uml and I olluin hue played lorn# Iwfnt the cellar luUI h horn Dirt, dmi't b<-lt Sat nluy, thut the to.Sanford good he ehall Claude WhddiHi. the lMi»lne**s nipnuuer. t«»h| UK Ul«t Wl»fk I thil lo- w.i-' gom e I" put* the lu*»l po.-ilde <lidIs lit- n-idd ail' ihe j f al l uinddoo i • nlire.l ‘.11*1 a* we. did that* tin* • lid* *aidd havi* j j I ' lone lu'ltef talent Whidilon left Sue ud thr uiht*r*day. n»d Jill. OdtlllUl l b'-uus written, t o i.n 't luo <f« ImmiIssmI vrl M»t^rvrr. • v.I do 1.10, III,I 1,0 Ii;.. -lulled four new »t|t f irlth f - I lif i t infirhlri • ! .■ml a lift hand- 1 nit.her fill* l ‘t 1 |t»f I.•* If ^tl»ff Mfltt Ik . 1'tn.tr-I j nt 1*1 * * I ilflOlj lllnlir, JvIM Uvtifuk aiul tha* |»«*W h'ft 1 »• • *.». >1 ili'rrUimi «.f th »'• u hiiclilv M»t«*«l *iiulh|iiiw. From lh»* it it*iv t rn it it i«» hr irn«*l rnmit«h to vivr Sun|l"Vf lit !*•*• .in «*•»» f irltlrr )in« *’ • I ' i m i I .*»)•! ttM’i r ‘- n iiH lh t'r h n » |iu« K ;iu « DeLand Holds World’s Record For Twin Kills ’ u,*u" /r- CSC^dfu/ « ecu/A^c p U o i -a * m •DSlM Bka Vc s I O^'DeeY Sign Service' ill* , 1M - B 4; . m+> l D E P E N D A B L E no 2 Peas 1 3 Vise * Kellogg* Variety I’kg. ^ MATIONAl-^ \ T ft a v iS v T r w C e r e a ls pi<9 Mallard a 5 A N D P R O M P T i D r y c le a n in g a B#* 21c I . S e r v ic e ,1 ^ g S p K S Z l • . F lo u r L A N E Y ’S D R Y ibs C L E A N IN G t*>'. J 29c C o. Rhone lO.r “ Sometime ago I 'car into another ear damaging rite-rear o f m y -rarr The* cost“ o f iypairing my cur » s < Jrl'.uu. lielore the guiage Could do the work. I damaged n lender, the cost o f repair* flO.OO.,Neit I tan into the rear o f w iotncr ilumnging mv bumper . 4.ibb worth. A person in a red racknrd hacked into my car denting and scraping the paint " f f u fender, cast <'f stroightening urn! lepillnting Jlfi.OO. I had these repair* made at one time, an.l it only co*t me fltt.tp. the Ineurance company paying the d if­ ference. Ibid I bra'll carrying j $50.0(1 deductive collision, '* ' would have cost me IrtO.Otr, the i insurance company paying only 11 4 t 7 .1X1.. .. I ^critaiMky ■ ier ».i»mau4 Mirnnrr. Ta*ry Crnt-krr* vlAtLd *»» O ran ges 8 it s 45c /yi Kill. Fresh t.lrua do <1A f6 o Mugnollu A vr. V2-ib 2 . (M ‘ SSSuf. to hclu loosen and «P<J ! grnn laden |.hfegrn, and aid nntuw to too die nnd heal raw, tender, to named bronchial mucous i cn ibranes. Tell your druggUt o aril you n bottle of creomulslott with tha un- . dmtniidlng you must like the way u ^quickly allay a the couRh or you ore to have your monry back, k MARY I’ lCTCIlKS a specially 2 R O B E R T Crackot's pi<g L. (O X , IMlOtUlill \I’ ll KM C R E O M U L S IO N KSSKX SI ! DIO for CoutM.Chest Colds. Bronchitis -riUfr> OpT Ajw l(k OKc 117, Ole per line for one |n*erti«n per line for 1 Insertion* p,r line to. *t» in*erlmn* prr line lor 20 insert ion* Minimum charge the Ill,:') 3 Count *> word* • « * tine including phone and «ihlrr»* ibs ■* • •' • ' •. 30G Kanl Klrat SI FRANK’S TAVERN HI-HAT CLUB •n d llnttrrlr* A Pattory Charging. II. B. POPF- COMPANY. IN C . -« * * -_ HAI.I.AKU'S feed, grocerle*. etc, Phone Rdfi-J. IP Q. Ttuchton. 1201 Ce l e r y . _________ ___ P o t a t o e s 1 0 it* 4 3 L i flwct‘1 I'lituiort ib 10c In M u ’i lines— Super S p u d s , 1 0 ibs 8 5 c Takua Urcen Tap WE AUK. fully equipped an,I know how to recap your tires Natural ruhla'r or synthetic we protect sidewalls of your tire*- Jone* Tire Shop, Lor l i t ami Elm, Phone fiOx. •• - ■ C a r r o t s 2 bchs 1 3 c / r j^ e u p e o o K u e s d e is < > d < e o a s * A l'iH I. fCP'tf-* ■'Q I*)* OP "•Or| ol io** lpe» (ft thr# u tild ' t . N o -V e r t . N V D ip l « llttr* Mu tU* KHfW’Mf ,|r | r>le ! niul % r.| l Is I ». •»»»•! I ♦ 4 s.l • iyi*m k i i ••( f \ »:It T m f M « l » . K* ‘ t*»m «*•n Kr.nrfi nnd 1 M* Att *l*n T|iit«* IMti His* l*. * 1.. . -*H« |i||*n| |l,M»nn»» ’ * ’ indurilt iftll t*i*t* * . 1.. . 4 m *' 1 i. i »* .1* aa rllard * • *• >• • '• ' rlul IU *.f ».*..** 1• « •* i it. r »»•11»•*ii • »•••«»» •••»* •'tr <vs»t l.» l.ll • \t - »»*»•*. •“ »r\ Ttll*M«lll(l .-**••» * • alle*k iMdttrrfi Itllil **M»I *•»' ’ \ . nut *♦ tilii (i( •_ri*»*«• ' |>i tl I-* '*( .lltUrd •" * « « »*«*• tr* tl |tMlti»Uld|| •' AdoiHcft ree vVe&Rce^f> ul neuvJo 6*:u-u ... ,#-*•**• •» % •' \ *• , •• itt n Iit* t'l* Caught . . Mullet ib ^ — Trout , f Fillets 37c Roast - "j 29c u, Toaty Claw Variety Cratr ib Meat l.rtnh tgiln Bbort Cut I**rub ■ .. 15c Patties and Kd Vermillion, another out- tb * Tt apfwared In the,e filiu n i'. If you have aomethlnj to buy or nett us* Herald class fied ada f f r quick results. Croakers ib ’ 23c Fla. Caught ttpanlnh , lb ' t Mackerel (b 39fe \ ^ K E Y mUft/W* Pi S •. boding water; fiv* mlnut**’ steep- thoroughly and let dry b*fc In# Unantwo hot teapota. Ing. -------------------------1------------------------------------------------------. ■ l ’ ' . FOR KEN'I C o w a tt -' t * Drawn Fryers ib • ’ 59c Dnsatetf * Drawn Blewin*'-* Mens ib 49c » at Mather’ s. w * « W ir lV ’' I T T ft’ « » » 1- - ♦. 1 \l \ 1 y n tt 1*• • »# * ! -sf ’ . m l Ill' B >1 it a % t II \ sow* and plg»\ W28 Or• W f f QRADE A BEEF Uiuek B-::« ± the n.cJ335 v * :82c Dry Malt 'Fat Back* II tiling in. •. ir. ..t 9 } .] *~ *■*'" U t Liquid ol Tuldtis o J IIV M ♦ C on cn 'lr' |*i|»€«, llm ltlin g IIJo.iI|i>, pcntly-ntiMirl t'onrrflr, 1 : •* M •• • V .11 1 1 : lit)* I I I t l» » ' 1. • • r.lllllY lis t* ltd . , •It. ’ • * •» _ V iiu » • '• • 0U(kOis»*l>l - ,1. I rj..»*f | II I 1 M l II 1 .11 I H . I . %| 1 1 M t l l l l %. in t:t i :* t \ \ i 1 1 «tu r . i : i i i S xi •• • VII, ' l . l l >tt\s tl \ \ 1 • i:\ t 1 v r 1 ' • • < ‘ )VANTED • Bicycle metscnfcer 86 cent* hour 40 Uuur week Western Union____ _ lltllK.h • P I.) MCI I H pAIM'S ,\Nil SF.Ut It V. 1119 Palmetto \vc ('h,,!', IUI t IIOIMMIW IIKHF Wi l l tit PJIIV ,\(‘ Y IS ItKSPKt 'I • H YOl It natural dc*iie (■•! p •» )' in money mailt r« l* *' " tly respected here. Ft tend, and rrliiti,#- are not ,|IIC,' Mined at, lit your credit. ) «ur em­ ployer or husinest a»M* »t* f will not hear of your p-i*«nnl affair*. There is no cuu*e tor embarrassment. Seasonable credit reuulrnnenti. No c.t-inakcr* en money loan* Vnriuble payment plans. FAM ILY LOAN CO Florida Hank Bldg. Ph»n* « HAVE PUJU'IOl'S Wheel* balanced, front ed assure* longer tire steering. ,U Y l ( ) f x K » MOTOHS TIIIES end all life, c 1 HALKS 2Q8 w. 1st St. CURTAINS, washed stanhcl ami stretched. 51H Mcllonvtllc Ave. FLOOR SANDING and finbhlng. Cleaning ami wag­ ing; Now Door* surfacetl to per­ fection. Old floor* mail* like new. Call * II. H. GLRAKON , Lake Mary, H*;_________ |»e*H 7 u».*»•# |lieiM|% 3-At* it* |r»*l»utl L i m b 40. \ tlotr* oily J **<• *♦ 111 t . 1.1 •1 • ' • *•■ .«• 1 .1 . i l l . . | M | | • •• U if • 1 •*• “ I r|s . * 1 •*| lilt ♦hv v • ». I . MftVPF MP n t. IT T c r TOO YOUNf. t O e A T >1 - Ou T ME CAN START tNJOV INCT|(M PERFECT AROMA NOW - - C A N T HE P SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP rial* Cuts Stewing 6 TO « room n*ar Sgrtfo BgiitrpH**,' FU. IU. pay hl#h**t p n a * for usetl ‘ SEA FOOD PLATTER ?| o V . !« ;. W $1.00 Not III S in g le or Pill k lift yitnr aii |•} si x Ir, jilt It x 17it *•x < bi te M arried O bedroom tpnisc. unfurnished, house. » tin ft thonl French A m .l n f nlnrtlll |t "tit E xp erien ce U nnecessary • I'nid w h ile IrarnlnR • Fretiuenl lucrea-c* • O v e rtim e pay • Raid vncatliuis • Taxi-cab s e r \ i , e fm late hourp . APPLY CIIIKK OPKMMOI. H • 5 week (Iav * SalurdayH'H - 12 TEL. & TEL. CO. S o u th e rn 0 B read , atwa’ rt k/ER B P M D O' SMOOTlM* 19 TOO •V\UCH FER U5, LAWDOG WE'RE , THROUGH! n---------------------/ WHAT IN THUNDER ATION HAPPENED. TITUS ? g r r l •sutkes: FEED STORE ■> f ib s v o o i h i s 8 ; > H ilr voti.VAU > o « » m *vo VOU Diu IT. cr-t X Y C TI YUII OUI-5HOT NICK HMCH MID III ^M 7) ^ 2iul St. ;iI Siinfiii'd . ' , ** Avc. Plum e 3.38 , rWWVWV»VS'VArtA<VXAAA»VyWWWWVWvArVW*AA^rrWWVVAAAA m u . I LL bL I X / in ; jO'/H! *\\NFK ■ i • OHHH WHOLE G A N G 1 : r . I DON'T KNOW. CROCKETJUST PUT A LEAD CORRAL AROUND NICK LVNCH W i AND HIS SW£r>t HVENAS AND TUEN CROCKET FAINTER i g u e s s , r -------------------- W HAT-WHERE AM l?. RIGHT HERE IN ELMIDWWi WHERE m i JUST DCWIHD A GANG OF OUILAWS - n &E9T 6H00TIN' I'VE v EVER SEEM' fcVCRVBODY { DIM "5 GOC THINK CROCK ) b05'3 o o r JOft FOR Lll ET 0 0 HOOTING ^ / IF HE WANT. .-------------^ ir NOW TO t ! HOW WESLE* . ’ HALE IS AW a ; IMG OUT AT <) > - k - the s p e < bni BALE8LADY wanto.1 pr^«r*W y ARE YOU proud of your ear? with some knowleug* of « 5 « V We can make It look Ilk* new. hand an.l booklt*eplng. Cole Our portable sprayer can go man’*, Phone 147. a n y w h e r * for refrigerator*, furniture, etc., Reflrwdting. Call Kpd Wind bam. BI34. ' W ANTED J9RENT i Av*. Concrete Pipe Co Peninsul LAXATIVE \ 1 I ‘.id I'rnperly Markt'rs | Work* f* ||jl «rwl saoik* Usl^ » H it , «<•»»»• T** m*a»s«r^.*# COtil1*01# IMuK* Need* T iiu T r T p T 'v it O f H TTitlc-raivtipT Umni and coui|huvr it moVei il raim lo.biealhe. • ■ A kes H» * .35 I’LL" buy your car. r*garfll«i» ef age or coadltlc^. Bt>y * R**L ) and 2 rtrromlum gUts topped table*, * 8fl0 W i n d St. , ■ OR BUYt two or tbre* bedroom house, unfurnUhe<l. Phon* 41 ' «»15c See limmie M H ii I MISCELLANEOUS ________________ Oa. Brooked J!nl( or VVbol*___ _ da. S h o rt I P >1.1.lilt M01OII S i l l 20* tr. First SI. Phon ROLL ‘ ROOFING, roof e*m*nt and roof coatlng-prleed right. Btanleydtog.r^ Uardwqra Co. ro2SITU2 L ri ) ft . Bacon Complete Meal - Itiimlnll F.lectrli' O R A N G E S >'0 0 bushel delivered. flIR L lor soda Fountain at LanR. W. Lord Phone 7M-W, •»** Drug Stor*. Part time m B E AL bargain In a good reconfull l l t r « ____ ___^ s dltioned and re/lnUhed tewing and .part ton* cl«rk», STEADY machine for this week only. U ti A Dept. Store. Williams FI» it Shop.__________ N. -Y. DremwI-Umclr II WTren making tea the b**t Idea To remove green* from ga* Is to-taka;) tsaaj-ooa of Ua to stove burner*, boil them a few (arh cup of water. He sure to use minute* in aoapy water. Rina* Ittlil Piellliet YQ U H A O would be read ti>o if 75 c Va. Iteri Bin Fresh Groumt lavmh Cut* t.amh at>d .will tangle with the Tad Smoker* In an, *YhiMtlon Pit the west eoaat city. This will the first engagement for aggregation thl* Spring. POUH vacuum eletrm’r*. l?\) FUNK' APT IIOTKI. FL'KNISIIF.I) apart nieiil*. reasonaide rates include ull utilities anj garage. East t'.rave* Ave.. FH YE US -lmahly dr*»a*«l, avail­ Orange City, " f f ghway 17, able daOy. Tendr-Kry Poultry, -- rC— - o - U n l _________. 2205 Sanford Avenue, Ph ur 024. •• •____* . _ -- - H E L P W A N T E D Oyster's p» 59 c C lo u Cut Lamb iUouldcr R lsi*> leather wallet Pt .-in IU" NKW rndintor rorrn nnd rmliiitnr rr|mtiin%r* Sn* Jiiiititif * owan Kurekn Sheet M.-tnl Wiit k■ IIEYKIO ) ib * 35c Fresh Maryland Std. U " TELEPHONE OPERATORS KPSINESS SERVICE Starting Rule NKW gutter* anil rhrwr, «|«rirt ,. j days . $25.00 8-ltOO-M f t( t n i * It e d liititgalow phone Jhift-W. 23c hi*. .Speckle T ♦ filrt.j. APAHTMKNT I or 2 gas for conking, t trailer Mis Short. I1 Orlando, Wlilllng Kisn ^ M d o t t 'a l s o declarer) that atveral more new men nrc slated U* arrive and *ome cutoff* are ex­ llHO, 34. .if Club pitching liarUra: flam** pected to occur tomarrow. Whldwon and loat, lta*fn*f,\tMB# jwon don also,m ealed that the Tampa Stimkm s hav* agretd lo send vhortotop 'Joe Benito- to Saofenl but the ex -At my major Is h r* ilant about leaving hi* home city. Tamp*. A* to whethenk Ilrnito will Join .the Calory Fed*, no .i ii. ( h a l t tv* « it u i ii '«!•* ntf* t it . *11 It* .11. tl 1. Ml Ml ., l i n l l )•*• t i ' n l \ l * l 1* \ M III! V 1 tr t\ i l f ... • Y U • IN VI ki i 1. ' •• 1 1 lit - l CONCRETE PRODUCTS 1 M4 ** • I t'rtl ♦» I# | •« f e e l f.s f ,* ' IU i » . • i r i d r T# *■».. > •tb* 1II tn >»i*f «•!$*)• !»• 1 t *-.«!*«*♦* t l h 4 .»*• - . | tr* t| H s «r«l «•* !••* •••••1 ,* ;.« i n «*III M « " 1 ♦ .1 h r I • •|Hll* *♦ » - T » i .»»•* •f (|)*** . . f f *I . 1 v •!%• -M lu * i .4 •■It t u l.lf * •n |*4 »•r e \ • . ' » *•$•$*• • . V. w- t . 1 » . . .• '• "I •I* • 41 V Y rtir t.AtHF.S ttMlcii t«iw it \ir|.m y IUown. 2911 N. Orange Av*., New Players Join Celery Feds Clnut|c Whidilon, general man-* ngcr o f th.' Sanford Celery F'ods. t ut Iho Florida State I oagur, th>* , M o r n i n g a n n o u n c e d that f o u r n c v . , ylayer* would arrive here todny { to j o i n the local entry. .Among thn four are two in- | fiehlera,, Dan Kkhle ami l^ rry • It Priirw <s« 5>d»s h»i|'m» l» 1*1 I I I K f t III' 1 • • » •.41* I I I I t * - . 1 I s *|ll* it h * '* ' ..t | iV « » • •1*4. . h itl IrH M tt 14 h . * ♦ « ♦ % f|t.f if t i ll 1 <41 • Knnws HEADACHE I-., d ll l l l n , Vt t |i I t* ' *•1 N.» n l ••»•!* 1 D ftilrr Strickland'^ Morrison, Inc ji ifili. » U « rt>»» *• o-*r a *u IdtaCOlIosai 0***»»V Th* | i » w i !(-• t l ur.l I IIp u v « \%a tif UPIIOLSTKIl>:D fabric*, topes- N I C E L Y furnished apartment AUTOMOBILE and radlnb 4 )0 Myrtle A ve. * tries, Irocatelles, dama«k», palled. Wright und t?obnt imitation leather and dupery uge, 2lat A FrenchI OH* W fabric*. Arrangement for cart­ Apartment for rent. I00U-J. _________ First Street. T age if Work dtfircJ. It- n. (Shank Half Picnic Style, |br 29c) Trim m ed Ix-nn W hole Pork of^’iUe- GRootaid popoeas , .. III.ACK limit water tank- ktr.uic C ,fcWrr Yam s ' ‘*1 l.rf Ito m Uv* tramp lib* r^emy * d4 n#r*c• Ilia nml fuActwuml iwttadM <3ULmm IU iu la* • bmnlc. It UsiAsW iUa-rl«U NV» **. *14 dtiniMs.* lUit h«:*» *mU4 inim r± ibt* f>4 U.t Unr* U lutwd prni s d*>* !*!#♦• **»\iur Umt'.n u— Id-.a-A. http r«l)*k* p*ta tfM l« puialy Jf ' A IkwikHul ptrlodM uum . Tff I*' Lost and lound R u ta b a g a s FOR SALE Wc nlno Lave n tremendoua atock of other Army surplux imintM : und can SAVF YOU UP TO 12.00 A GALLONI I *•« !• .»»* Yi.ttr W H A T CAUSES IT ? C^rst-A. many **fi»tt ur, bu trv>«(>( r^- PLwrt:* ltr|| - IS E P I L E P S Y IN H E R I T E D ? • from fu n ch 'on tl period ic ptin m P o la t o e s $2*65 gallon • m n t/ g e t w a n te d r e lie f 10c Yellow- M r live to Wilbur Good's *utpri»lng I.ecrbutg outfit. Heat hitt'.ng Delurnd team was the IP t) squad (hpl wuund up with n .2X2, while the best fieldinn I earn was the’ 11130 combine that fiuUh*<l with a J»C8. Club katlirgr h u lin thru in ’, year* nr*: Base ,hlto. Adair, HW7, IW j double*. Smith. llfl'J. 44i triples, tl*ary. I W , ,ta| homera, Hughes and Shimar -1?I7 and .Hie* 103.H, eight; runs scored. Adair, (M 7, IM ; bases on balkdra^n. Newellr ** H ow w o m e n a n d g ir ls l-'trr.i y.'rirp Kl.in.M r t o r lt li l l r ! s*v‘ -# 1 llerrhev s It ' h* Minjsli’t fill man in I hr iitfirhl. W p .ivr I'utu lift lit t< > Lrtirtc that thj| fmiA will ,p r «*!•«. nftrr i Ihim* halU at <*h«»rl, nnd limt'ii ' I N S I I) E ghrP* !*♦* l i r l . l I I I ! I l l II l« *11 ' Mil t tilnr K»i spy L e ttu c e TOP OR A DE l in elit v Ml ItrrcliSul hTiff»«Ui RiuiWnite Qraf<efruit 5 ^ 23c Lemons *•% *~**? ■ -Hit .i;|l> : It*. 11 h i ‘ *,r v ” f V " H it, .it ' •**• oVIld'K I % ibs 4 1 c S%vrrt it ihl Kia * BENJAMEN MOORE’S AND DIXIE P A IN T & VARNISH COMPANY’S i • C o ffe e LEADING PROSPECT »t renitthenot! hv tin* <itrtiitiv of I«m» »% f a i»*»«h| hull phivrr. Wi* *»»lrnit v ohm* llr** miIh i Km\ in 1*1101tin. Ilrnito i<a S EM I.GLOSS Phone 17*. Lr 10c Baby Foodsf Sir 3C Chpl. “ JIC inf.el,'•’von v*hah* AftMY SURPLUS ( jt s u n f 111111111% ( |. •id Tde oovdtx ae<»'« Uo Red Hat Infield In 1011 Produced All­ time Hiph Of 150 teil-in Hague i«cot|l In ,107U» when he shoved b'H run* acros* after n snasori in which he protlurn.1 'A ’>.total base, anil hit -3M for u eluli tecorii in those di.1>a»lin«nt*. , Catcher-manager Pal Patterson i set a fielding tecord for league ’ catchtrs with a 3X1 mark in Hat), whils Hat tell Toene* J»mr*l GainMville’* Elbert ,1’aUgcti by wiunlniC naructi in 1040# Pnd* i. Velvo | 6i6U< itA fis id -Gte Wojc c t f i a e t o t e cei-io -otAor-c* 1018 ^tiASod W hy not find out about kt* per cent collision or i m.toim bile imnirnnro o ffrrn C. M. Hoyd nnd Co., till T e rn T e e s p F g 2 ^ c l|er»ti**>’'» Cocoa eans i< j; Ligfe OOi.lo rlaue^ fo «. J u io W \ »l • \ i . rl (lit* f.•%!••%%Ilttf rwiMtf• Ih Oo* ^ tin nn i backed, my •dilA titli ■fUa C r b C A f iO f f'd^-ftrAM'fUa x ’ lit ( % ii* \ i » m i m % ( t > U :« l\ HIM MMIHI * i ft |IT * All* rilM M * i'K ; HI* • • Ml: « i r i •»* } MY EXPERIENCE With Automobile Insurance ■III II Ottr Favorite Hmntr b a a ee rbM rtis ICAOJti , *<*3l 1*1 H I M n r « i« r .i» (0 . 1). LANDLESS) Phone 1021 HBW W W * gaewar A d o iic d o p ey' r » * UTT>1 The University of Idriho Vandal*. A monta Northern Division I’orific Loan qo(| ,|rj...l a German Conference Imvlretball champion* ^Ijen f,.||nuril 13 month* for the first time ir i t yettr*.! pita]* in France. K'!k1“ have been culled the. Irunmta.Iulh ciWiU uXJJut-Ujncd o i t e T n W e ■ihVTSi^m ln.1 H.e bu:^ «c. ve of u r. not entirely because thPlr~f1VP-fin.t W W TITVCT7 d. *' sjeVcpAJ M r)A lV >U U M UC'AtsOC- M i^pUklrig .up-playera .routing sometfihe in February. , ' _ c i.. : r .|,u/.. Hie Ciomloller* urp alnunl-ra. the rume l«.al n„ San­ fold ih e / .t k r t e d ............ me Imvlng u fight to get player.. W » gar-dll., .of Whether they'., good or not However, we do M i eve Sanford may linv. .... edge on l^ s b u r g „ thru we h»V# obUlwrd tome help from St P m l rurl Tamnk. Hut. Lec»hurg did havei >lr*t on .M in i Tampa player* before the Fed manageAruft got ,|o.vn to t.u.ine*. wish Joe Smeola cT the Smdker*. W p ,!, „•( ifitnitl to prurniM* ynu itwd .c anf*inl a ill Imvi* rt unrM it frw «li»y*« wifi*, wii* improvinR hi ati • Saii f' M| t, i his Hull than roiivincril that huhi' tih I ii fhangm a pteul deal hot »e we n fonnhlRhlt* iitia* rniihl 1)^ uhtniiiiMl would hlive til to' mud The eluh. n* It « « ' last Friday, would amt put in Snof' r I uni f,j ii ' ( i A I* N «w *featu r*» • . ! i & MOSCOW, blab.., Apr. .1. t AS— I . J.*j Defeiit Is Initial Loss Handed I*ed Nine This Season SHOW CAHI) AND POSTERS Idaho' Athlete •Is 51?.'" u" " ' Ircjiman On_And OH The C<»jirts I -He's Hob , „RyatV *0') < *rr , Jhere’s No. Place­ Like HOME 1 For FORD SERVICE S K IN S VWHOAJLOHO,SCOUT! THERE’S A WINDOW O VER TH ER E, TONTO. MAYBE WE CAN SEEeWHAT'S G O IN G THIS IS THE NIGHT OF ELMTOWN'S SPELLING BEE, AS EVERYONE KNOWS HOWEVER.ASPROFESSOR HALE IS j A LITTLE LATE, I'LL TRY TO FIND HIMyr----- r a s p ' ; *L|jM PRISCILLA'S JELLIN' ALL TUOS FOLKS I'M*COMIN'IN THERE OHH - WHY DID l EVER LIE M S E IF INTO A A\ESS LIKE THIST y | | TJX ' fNTtfAfat’ | tb i, ^jtrliVvTv ( i-----■ »* ■- «^ I IN fhE NEXT F Steaks tRtottr-|M . 3rd & S a illo td —2 H PermantnL �WEDNESDAY, Aim. 3, 191G T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A omaile Trnihunity Privilege ; Governor Caldwell For 1500 Visitors On UNO S taff Extends Welcome To V e t e r a n s The itn ff cannot be held for in­ »o men ami women who will work regularly on the United Nation* fraction* o f the law when they're Prana I'*** On* official duties, but they can be ataff will enjoy a act of special Koti A l .1 when tthey're t in o 'r a tile# h a ir of the first of its kind In the held Just on ttheir privilege* known .aa "dlploroatic own; Slate o f Florida for it* veteran*, Immunity.” For instance, a gentleman from lie told—the veterans that 111 ill make-them, In, Their Jobs wi----- ----------- - — Belgium, might have a collision hoped after their rest and varaeffect, internallonl cU lfm *—not with another .auto when *ht was tbyn they would take' an' active Yltlzejie o f {help home countries, rushing .to the, airport to get n place 'among lire citizen*, " « i not citizens o f the United Slates, hag diplomatic mall off. He could- can't "aland ’ still, we must lie .where they'll be living—but work­ not be sued for damage to the pfogrcasivc." men' beholden to 61 nations, with other rar. Followng the speaking, every­ *' no special ax to grind for any But if he hid a collision when one trooped over to the softball single nation. he was'Just rushing down to the field for the big barbecue to Aa such they'll escape some of which Governor Caldwell- wa* es­ u»h your uniform* to Colonial the laws which govern United seashore for a weekend, he'd be ■Just aa liable to suit as any Amer­ corted by three State Highway etnera before putting them State* citizens. Patrolmen. 1'loae after him folican citlira. - * ’ay. You'll get perfection cleanThese intenatlonal clliteni, how. lowcij J. H. Dowling, former chief They'll escape, for Instance, all r. They make alterations also.” the red-tape when they arrive in over, are open to ordinary civil engineer of the State Itoad De­ the country. Their luggage can adit* even as you ami I Suppose partment-and Hep. M,T. (T-Bone) come through without inspection, the wife of one of them wants Smith. Feeding a , multitude of more and they'll pay no duty on any­ a divorce and file* her suit in thing they bring In. Their brief an American court. The gentle­ than 6,000 persons Is no small task, according to liu* Schmah cases—ay paper* they have with man will have to anprar. Or auppose one of them "fo r­ and hi* crew of loyal assistants them—will not be subject to exgets*' to pay his tailor bill. The who rut in a lot of time and amlnation. downright hatd labor In prepar­ The United Nation*, aa an. or* tailor can file suit. These are about the same priv­ ing and barbecuing more than g initiation, will pay na property ileges that all nation* have al­ 2.600 pounds of pork and beef ways granted to the diplomatic which w a * served this afternoon corpa—and about the same privi­ ut the lake front softball patk lege* that the staff* of the em­ wilh Hoy Semite, Future Farmer* bassies and legation* in Washing­ and 4-11 girt* assisting. DKMV aware of the significance ton have always enjoyed. Among those preparing the of the moment. Dr. Quo Tai-ehi of The main difference is that a barbecue were Frol Dolly, Dick China 1* shown as hr prepared to diplomatic representative mnv not Vernay, E. V. Turner, Harold start the continuous session of the be tried on any charge without Kustnvr, Phil Bach, Etley Bwag- United Naticmz Security Council the consent of hi* government. gerty, G. S. Tliomasvllle,, Ed at UNO headquarter* In the Bronx; . To keep the record xlear. on Smith, E. H. Koyal, Drown Miller, just .whq.gels, these special-wivicalled the meeting o( ihe delegates Ttgei the United Nations will pre­ to order. (international} sent a list of their names and Identities to the secretary of atate. The secretary will thin cer­ should behave in the face o f dun tify that the people on ths list ger.” •hall enjoy diplomatic immunity. The 1.500 or so will be the te­ gular staff that keep* business running at the United Nations ( A DD OF TH ANK S headquarter*— the delegates namr.l We the faqiily of the lute la agencies that will work nil the llev. J. II. Andersutr take lliii time, research men, translators, method to* thank eur innny kind secretaries and so on. amt loyal friends and neighbors But from time to limp that fig ­ for klndne** rendered during the ure will probably double, when illness ami death of our- husband the Assembly hold* it* annual ami father who departed this life meetings. Then the delegalldns March 17, IU46. We especially will arrive from the fit) other na­ thank '* * ' ' * those who donated cars, tions, with their secretaries, trans­ sent' flowers, cards, letters, tele­ ccuted by Mr. Stine. COVER YOUR FLOORS IN BEAUTY ! ! lators and advisers. They also, for Wc alio City employee* dug Ihe grams of condolence. their short slay in the United ecue pits several days thunk llev. S. S. .Hlplln for the FIVE COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM .States will be granted the special Mosley A Hon f-_»r' II night and this m on- eulogy; M. privileges. trundling wheel barrnw theb obliging service • SAND Mrs J. |j. Anderson lot coals from the oak • BURGUNDY t and children s to the hatbecur pits, • GREEN was froicn solid when t yestrrday afternoon • TAUPE Intldo. and the large NMw YORK. UVi — A nec inks had to be attacked chemical glove, that is merely mors nod chisels before M»Tn>; to x p i * smeared over the hands and forobe sawed into smaller I n AHA st AH COW A EASY TERMS ii ||ii*r (iU« «* Iff i *1 srms, I* described in the Review place on the wire net* «n*i |r*« Inf uti ki|ii of Scientific Inslruments. Y*»n flits Itrri'lijf fin The glove Is s special protec­ it Fill! f nf tl IVllfOi' him .i«.Mi.ni >*n», tindt-f *h tive cream, with some unusual (fetal L'uWftn, pi a hi iff properties. A thin film affords protection fop several hours aiTli'ilH i-riiifl ijf.lht* Nit Phontr 127 t*lr*+ull n-f fr'lorM«, jferntr gainst strong c h e m i c a l s th*t 111 «'tlfl Jlirtrf). * might be poisonous on the akin, V**U ttfc hfrtbji firij ti I It also prevent* staining of the l)tpf>*rji|i('e in I akbt. » “ IlK Rft ih* *5lh tld) *»f BROAD FELT Paint Gloves On Now With New Chemical LEGAL NOTICE MATHER OF SANFORD II I'lf U lt f»T«L rtl \hf hp ml W illi i' Ihe* t 'l 11uIr ii* iJw I f f hi it *m (r (hit lAiMtirmi » p ro r«r4 t* pu< Ordri M thiil puDllphtfi itllt-o UllH l ltrt||f*F ttffk le t, ft*#* This week-end our stores otter you a complete variety ot the beet "produce- that niopcy can buy -7- Florida Farm's Freon Plcked vegetable* and fruits. This special sala. makes li pos­ sible tor you to serve lop qual- Florida Fresh Lima Quantity Eights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday April 6 Sweet Juicy Florida Florida Tender Hiring l Florida Ureen CABBAGE Grapefruit 5^> 23c Florida Hnowhlle Firm Crisp Florida Lettuce hd 10c Rutabagas it 4c | CRISP/ Sweet Mild Fla. Squash ib f F R E S H / WELL BLEACHED/ WKTtlL yellow Fla. 19c Florida Itcd Bliss Potatoes 3 »b. 20c Mains Cobbler Potatoes 10 ibs 43 La (Sweet Potatoes Spuds 10 ibs 65c Texas Ureen Top Carrots 2 bchi 13c Trimmed I-ionn Whole Pork (Shank Half Picnic Style, lb. 29c) S H O U L D E 1 S »S P R IN G LAM BS Fla. Caught Mullet v»» c» in 11»• x San KOltl* III,HAM |M ltil lu lle d I I I K j i i . IfiiriJ, Fh»f hh*. Wit fit1** in> III muId 1‘fturl tl somersaults in expect fashion. Mm ‘Ti. 1916 U . P , I I r r n iit f t i The Seminole High School Cclcryv t C l i t t i ll l ‘t » i n l f»*r ettes followed, and behind them H fiu h ifd e K ir if if t a c a me “ Leons rdy'a Cavalcade" rufiarrut 11tr Trout Fresh Maryland Btd. for giving un, during March, the grcaUwt dollar volume of l»oth porta and Inbor aalca in the history of our company. PARTS are Swiss Students Duel In Secret To Clear Honor YOU DRIVE ITl PHONE 200 ami mouth by month our "service volume” Is steadily In­ creasing because more and more Ford: owners are expressing their appreciation of our efforts and our organisation by bringing their Ford back home for genuine Ford service.. STRICKLAND Oysters p» 59 c Ctoss Cut Lamb Roast u it'K ii unc-Hc-it* * l>r(r HTATK lIK KMdlll>A TO. t,KT I.Ai'KU KKEWSJIl >• otsce of rr.M.nrs ts I loo Mlchlaan Av,nu«. I’sesUeos r o ll AUK IIKItKMY r.-<|Ul rile vour Wfltln. apn-sranee >. nsflv or by ailnrnrvl. on i fore Ms> I, A. I*. 1*11, to lb of Complaint (or divorce (II Ibis on-1 agiilnst WITNlQW. my ksml and •• srsl si rumford, Kt«.r|da, 11*1 d*y Of. April. A. t» t»«* A I* Vewsfealurea n.iinit.Nt BERN, Switzerland — The As Clerk of ssld ClrrUlt ancient sport of dueling still flourishes In Switzerland among university student* although it la - forbidden^ b " law. The matches, whether for fenc­ ing prartice nr to sett!* a grudge, taka place secretly, generally m a remote country Inn. Seconds for th* contestants, an umpire and a doctor* alwaya are present Should.the duelers, members of It student club* which iponahr the sport, be caught, they face Im­ prisonment, os a fine and confis­ cation of weapons. "Dueling Is not as dangerous a* one might think.” an alumnus of. a dueling fraternity said. " A I wounded fencer seldom has to be taken to' the hospital.” iS To Prevent wounds, duelers pro­ tect tnalr ayes, throet. arms and cheats. Babers and rapiers ore disinfected .regularly. Giving the reason for continu­ ation of the old sport a veteran* dueler said, H!t I* not Important! to win such a nuilAr* Moat-im­ U-DRIVE-IT. INC. portant ta to behave as a man lourih Loin Breast Cuts latmb Fre sh G rou nd Lam b Pound Meat 75c Croakers ib 23c Fla. Caught Spanish ib Mackerel ib 35c *UMlrt*LIUtf0 A IL PORK SAUSAGE Ib 39 IDffG LURK SAUSAGE Ib ‘ 45c KURGAN'S PORK SAUSAGE Ib 37c TENDER SKINLESS WIENERS Ib 35c SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT H lb 25c SLICED BOLOGNA iA-lb 15c COOKED SALAMI i/3-lb 19c ASSORTED COLD MEATS lb )2c DrcS'5'1 A Drawn Fryers ib GRADE A BEEF 5* Dre=red * Drawn Mtcwtng Hens Tender Beef Chuck .lb ■ 4* Raking Tips Short Ga. Smoked Moll or Whole Shoulders u> 33c (ja. Smoked—ln the Piece Bacon Dry Salt ret Bacon ib 32c Backs Boiling ib 15c Nerthen Crsomy Cottage Cheese ja Fresh Uround . Piste Cuts Stewing Hamburger ib 25c Fresh Cut Tongues ib 35c Tongues ib ,45c Brtskct Slow fieticted tMU Beef ib 33c Brains RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR f I- Real' Estate 8ale*— Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds; - ib Vg. Red Fin Patties Y . D r i v e d — Grade H Tasty Claw Varisty Crab ib Short Cut Lamb H 'Phohe M 0 ib Whiting Flah' till mi Idr r v u il b t lb FI*. .Speckla (tfT if Room 4. Florida 8 taU Bank Buld Str* 8C ChpL t lC BalUrd'e . Wondar. Flour 5 ib. 29c Bias $ m Tees pig 29< ib 15c �m (n U n ity T h e re In S tren gth — T o Pratert the Pr*rr ol Hi, WotWi To Promote the Progress nf America; To Prodece Prosperity fur Sanford. * I pi ^ , Wie I tu r a ld AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X V II Established 1908 S A N F O IU ). TCT F L O R ID A . T l l l ’U SU AY, APR. ~ uu a 1 4, I94G mm 'i *—.»».■ A'vsocinled I T vhn lean ed W ir t ’ i i.u a ■lw m p ' i Railroads To Ask For Hike In Rates - T l l E W E A T H fc ltt Warm and sunny thi* aft e moo u and Friday. Fair and mild tonight. V i» N O . 1J2 U N Votes To Accept Promise To Army Aida TidulW ave KvaeueesJn Hawaian Islands Detroit Trolley and Bus Operators Vote To. Continue Strike For Raise In Wages French Failure To Attack Nazis Pleased Germans CHICAGO. Apr. 4, (A P )— Spokesmen for the untion's Local Officials Attending State Education Meet class one railroads have in­ Keitel Says Only 20 dicated that they will ask Divisions Guarded for permission to Boost -freight. rotes to cover arbiWestern Frontie ----- tratlon— awarda - of hftfber' wage scales .for 'raihxigdenL^MUERNBERG. ,April 4. W . t ^ Meanwhile, union officials The former Na*i field marshal, Wilhelm KHtet, today testified •lave said the wage hikes ore before, the International War not big enough. ^Dne 'union Crimea Tribunal that Germany spokesmnn .says additional hrnJ not H*» « ■* ahermigldy pre­ Wage demands wilt be made pared for conquest as many person* might have thought. Keitel, as soon as posalMe. taking the aland for a second day, Governor Caldwell I h Slated To Speak Tomorrow Morning From Now T)h It’s U. N.f Not U. N. O. . NEW YORK. Apr. 4. (A h Fniin now on, pun* on the abbreviated name: of tfir 'new > io i Id _ peace—urganua tom, _iha11n ted Nations, are out. The director of the United Nations department o f public infm-imi lion, Benjamin Cohen of Chjle, says the offirinl abbreviation for the organisation's name is U.N. not U.N'.O. or UNO. Ueforv the Security Council met m. New Ynrk last week, many of the officials o f the organi­ zation were Using the U.N.t) abbreviation, llowaver, form i instruction* have been issued to all branches that the ahhr* viat.on U.N. is to be used. » It Is pointed out that no where in the charter is the term "United Nations Organi­ zation" used, although thi. Resolution To Delay Action Introduced By Brynes and OK’d By Nine Members J’ ARIS, April t/fJPH- TOH- * ■ ala ha* notlftHt- rtta-Frm rtr Foreign O f f i c e that the European Peace Conference, scheduled to open In ParU on May I, should be post­ poned. The Soviet position la that the meeting should b# delayrd until the Big ‘I hree reach a g r e e m e n t on the ■resiles. The Russian pro­ posal for a postponement la contrary to the Amariran and British point of view, which is to prosevd with the conference as planned. Courtly Sunt. T, W. Lawton, MU* Ruth Hand, county super­ visor of education, and practically all principals and teacher* uf Seminole County and Sanford, let! The wage Increases already asserted that Nazi commander* today for Tnntnn to attend th* (ranted to member* of lb noh­ were pleasantly .surprised When first convention in four years -f operating and three operating there waa no French attack the Hurliln Education Association brotherhood* — restrictive to against western Germany during 9ml allied organisations, giving Jan. 1 — art expected to amount the Polish blitzkrieg. He tald only NEW YORK. Apr. 4 (A P ) school children a two day holiday to About $400 a year for each 20 divisions, Including reserves, — The United Nations Secur­ tin addition to the one they enm worker. Representative* o f the were guarding the Reich at that “ farrier* nay that wilt mean an ity Council Iiuh decided to time, and they were stretched oul EVACU ATED FROM T H K IIl HOMES when the gigantic ttdr I wav* hit the windward aide of Onlm,1 11?* * 1 S" * 1 ‘r‘lnv .f*'r lht ''* t « * . i \ re reference* to v'Uie organ addition of $584,000,000 to their from Holland to Switzerland. on which Honolulu i* located, refugee’ fit m nnall group, nwniluig u?-igntnent to temporiuy billets . ""'ecom ng ele .ration.I t zailon.” nfttapt Huiitiiu'g promise that payroll* each year.* Keitel has testified that both established by the 11. 8 . Army. The tulul wave, created by nil earthquake in the Dutch Harbor, Alas- f 1 •"*}. ** * all Soviet troops will lie out The non-operating brotherhood* ka, area caused unestimated damage amt some 3U 0 are either dead *n missing on IIH h. on Hawaii. *te»eiuilon* annul tier. « m j nf Inin by May 0 A resoluwhich had _been aiklng an Allied and Axis secret* leaked ......._ . . . _____ g l'for o r an Signal Cor,.’ Rndioptmtn (International Soundphoto) ’ **}""'* ** additional 30 cent* snt# an hour - — out through what he has termed _________________________________________________ _________ . _ ' . __________ __ _ sortition, meanwhile, got It* ,«t P iK eon h ole Alth got 10 cent*. Although Ithe they nay the close connection* of the Bel- 1 ventlon Under way yesterday with fo r th e lim e b e in g waa ingian and Italian royal families. mines, i res ■ /* , thi* is not enough, Ti, the president linnet nt Mono Castle wiit-ie The Wehrmacht leader O f C n r ifr c tp r by S e c re ta ry of of the Santa Fo Kail lailros road — Fred Mntr 8 i»nat of H m i > K K V of F n r l srrtcd that the Munich u l V l a l l ^ M c r s ta te Hyrnes, and ondoraed Gurley —- *ay* the award w»* Vtiutoi 11 ftMPit ttilil grhmti "ffir L<11U aomewhat higher than hi* com­ 193K had pleased the military >■ n I s * ’■> nine t>f the rvmnciP* eleven mi*. lltclu Jinjr Si at*1 Supt i -**,n gn generals, becausr they had not pany had anticipated. I I IT1 , t"fl f i I I f t i n n "'"iida rs Rut* m again m i Fngli »ll. thnt thr*y an on 11 _ Meanwhile the union chairman believed Germany strong enough 1 I 111 1 lU llta ilU II and the Ausiralten dolefur.- tin* 1 ul mul “ for the IS non-operating brother- to pierce the frontier fortifiesof Pint ittii lh piotiiii ——-------gate, it1. It o t Keitel , hood* — Bert Jewell — ha* an tions of Czechoslovakia. worth *»f rifui at ton for Vi*t,- for the llytne- resolution. nounced that there will tie no has asserted that the field com­ tioilai ..f iflllil 'l « l i mon H »lg*nn dec Inrod that Russia's delay in putting the new wage manders had hoped for a similar |*i «zj i ill 11*11 Hr HiiggratiNl itltv 11f > action iii walking out of the a n (J H a rb o r *cale* into effect. Spokrimen for setUement of other problem* in y e 8 g e | 8 ini: the I t Kxemi'iiun , . , , mincil one week ago had iietn the operating union*, Including ; Amun tinen! tu rtMjuire *.if *»«r»«fui to th. work, efficiency A * for war with Poland, Keitel firemen and engineer*, and con* nm.trmtr prieeii hum^n to |*ny _________ atiil nuthotlty nf the Council. Ho, duetori and switchmen, hare not says the generals did not bfljeve ATHENS. Apr. t. (Ti Th.* •minin' (tfift uf I hr* M*hiw| Im liur m tl I.YWOOD. April i id -1 -»»d the Daman case should not announced whether or not they Nail Germany had the means to V pi iT4tilrnt ■if t i n t t f ^ Hujirriivu , ttrn A party relalirwting th. couclu ' vo*(igBtion * ,mUt fu ' r *made. /ul1 lh' will go along with the non- wage such n battle, especially hii.t "been Ha. .Still#* Counrits I'annyutisi Poulit 1 Hi* pointnl oqt that Inst >*»r sum of production on a gangster m ^ * . • * I O’4 *1 ” ' I'llll'l lit I il ^ operating men in aekjhg extra not while fighting wa* in progress - i . ^ iv-ik itfliiii .r ir a I , i . l l i . i s o w — t L . . I 11.» sc*Ktir. lU ir m t s , t l « . l Ik................ .. i _____ _ ___ ___ _ I a 1 d »ciibed the cave a* a clmlienge M A N ILA . Apr. 4, </P>— T y ­ S r p f « U U 1 J i . n f P r i i l l D f l ' ***• wa* designated today * 1 * the 1 the school people had been given movie wa» climaxed today b> tea. wage hike with the western powsr*. In to th* council and arideti phoon over northern Luzon with J IC K n lll i e ’ l V ICtlllO I ttl w Gleek prune minister II* by the LegulBlurc. about e-ery- real-life slaying winds of hprrlrene strength in ■ IW > ’ I I k iw in ia t lfi " designated aftrr full agree thing they amknl for. Imiuding a Police {outld 31 year-idd our l,Pl,‘,',uu- ‘ ho Council dt<l not the strait* between Luton anil L y v l l I IV J vv i t l l l u l I D ! titeilt had l>eeii rrnrhed between jffiJdidJMW increase or 50 pe( ..n t .n a n l Gray dying iieiivath n film ; " “ i ? . , 11 ,, _ __ * DETROIT, Apr. 4, (A*)— Strik­ Formosa era aaid to be rivaling Voting for the Byrne* resolu­ ---------1Populist and N'aiional bloc lend-'iti the state aid n|i|.n>pr tat ion. j set l.arkrlrtqk Gray wa* beaten ing- bua and tmllav car operator* nww liaiirrd* in Pacific arms to­ In Detroit held a union’ rheeting lay heartily nr '* » The Populist Party and Sn nllm* mg *1.000 for n teachit unit badly and torcuiiibed In a lu.s tion w*rr ( ‘hum tlic NfthrrUm ls, 1. iwnitritiim Mrxtit P^lntul Hniiiin. day. A Naval weather observrt today, but there atlll la no pro­ ntlii eneorert a studer t Gonatisl bloc wen* the leaittng end nltiviltg the number atpupHs! pita I I)e|ertiv> Syl Stanley Hftiu plntl'L .1 say.* the storm has been moving I nstml spect. o f an, earl/ »cttlem*nt of Stetson Universitk clement* in the Muz 31 ele.ti.m « unit (.1 ihn*nn *nt,| the studio ei.strtcur Ill •Ml k'jj) fif uiiil tin l I lit ft M ilt toward the northwest, but that Stall* their walkout. The head of the It w» a Miitiminml that * Viiuefit HhrrAti nut Itof T h*etun*ilintI lit **n nun* hi ml viltub *tirlmlcil thi** Mikrc« Miii It may vwer north, toward For local union, Jack storey, aaid caliintt Mill he swum m *»t 7 Uti unrl war rurrr»|*ontleiit, nixl hr. Thi* ni«! ntii» rrtrn .uf Hie pic* t«*ntiy. Ih-ily Mini ll«*l« moan. TEHRAN. Ajril A, i/l’i—Iranthe 3,000 member* present had uVIock lytiight. i ’util Scar® of* Olx'tha (ulleco, tun* “ Angel on My Shoudor" CLEVELAND, Apr. 4. <A>>Itikci. afiil v* till Mif** Alum (il it Igtck of communication facilities inn Propaganda Minister i’rittco voted unanimously to continue F.BJ. agent* and' poller of north­ Mckhw hllc, i u i hi o r Premier Ohio, will atldretia theKcnurnl .'o. iii'il ttiiMii iil*o i ■jas i ,t tif pSmif'Mtj. p u i " t ' i , i* l e u isa m e m 1* ( m s•*-«*** ........... in ••■ n •* party at the u i g general e * hit* held up full detail* of dam­ satlsfncthe strike, until their demand* ern Ohio look up the search student, n*. piaim aeeonuiautst at I tjearge upanilieou tumminre.l rneet.ng loniglit of the convention [service )nt at the conclusion of h'lruuz has ygurossed with Itussian prumi promise to * — • ■ wcip that he would take part * * ■ L’ulUium. -• — .................... are met. No one ipoke in favor today for escaped killer Earl age on northern Luzon, bur theiv' musical announcer. purl in lhe|„t thel.a iHivis Imvis Island The •I prmlurtlnii Surh partie, usually ion "m w tn s llusstan The girls have beep 35 -foot w*vo* in of returning to work. The union McFarland who fled hi* death ' withdraw Red Arm> troop* from inlt>iiliirrd by Dr. II. Waydc new regime as minister without University of Plorlda Glee t'h b 'a re traditional Persian Gulf emmlry early la aaking an Increaae of Itjtfc cell in the District of Columbia ManlTa Bay. These rnusi-J one Rucker, who with Fd Knnilnl) hml portfolio, lie made that stele uj„ ,|„Bi Governor fahluelf ,.-! The limit at the t . at which tiie " 'e Persian lutebor schooner to sink. How­ that • r cent* an hour, and the city ■Jail at dawn Wednesday, mcnl after talking for shout m> at th.. POOlPollce w,,» murdered in Mu) The .Ihr l*i in. charge of the pivlgruin. ever, no lives have boon tort hour with Hie HrlUaii Ainlissnadm ha* offered 16 cent*. h "I'Oiun tiiimirrow tn orn -|"*» i'aiil Mum. who plays lha role lh!- withdrawal n not. in Itself, The s e a r c h for McFarland ml the Navy says It* install.i i'lcxidcnt .1 W. Halt ami Serf to Greece. Sir t liffuril Norton Hug. nl*o Supt. Englt-li English H Hugh IL | »f n gang*tet in Die just cottt- rfmtiitjrent on nny ther urgaliaIF T M J S . nor1,,h' r'J ,( ! hl" . r h5i?l * I lion* in the ' Philippine* me i jtaty Ralph A. Smith were named I’apiltidf e.m -md Die new gov tut a in with the HARTFORD, Conn., Apr. 4 (A1) discharged sailor told authorities I vn - r,_ , .i. a* delegate- iimi Hacubl Kastne* eminent wi.iti.l nm cun*tdr> .< i legg assistant tliiiktor of the |pleted p i.'u e lllh ri- uttriiding lkm« N«*\ id Union — Acting Bute Latior Commis­ he had picked up a hitch hiker |* -pi,,. ,ypho5 n ' has for...) and Hr Riii ken a- nllemntr- t.» plebiscite mi the return uf K i n g hedirul lluf.Zu of 1mestigatlofi the part. _t*. Iud»d leading lud> 1 » thi 1 rii 5 i.n, n«t ansioner William G. Ennis has pre­ closely resembling, the description United Stale, Army lug ml will talk at the gen.-tu! s.'ssiuu A line I he S'atlmiHl ifl'A ant- < i.nw'iditin-1ci and s u p p o r t in g nouimsi what the natuie of these George II until it had made a dicted that barring unforeseen of the escaped convict reef- at the entrance' of- Snn i.-t to t*> ii I June M , I I I Atlulilic thorough riainlnallon of Ini* Friday evening at s (U> o'clock. players Lull kiettget anil Joan -<> ■allrd negolnUntt* might he. difficulties, the long and bitter Twenty-year old DeWitt Whit- nando Harbor. The chief of staff City •Mnnv tinted rducatois ate on the Rlnir Studio *>nn<-e* -nut all the such n move would sffect Greek general program. . sirik* at the Stamford, Conn, taker, or Bedford, O., told police at the S*n Fernando base. I.n star* had dtqiarted at M> 00 p. m. lie ).a« emphasized that they are A final n|i|ieal fur donotmn* '« I national intetc*t» wliat he rails “ a normal discus­ plant of Yale and Towne will he picked up a hitch-hiker In Col. Wilford Boehl, say* a steam­ tin Red ('fo-* drive Was given It. Earl Kipp, former principal I'aeiflc Standard Time. Inst night, sion uf problems carried on by Meanwhile thy country's fout end Amlght. NegtAlUign* ara Jamestown, N. Y., yesterday er has rammed sn unidenlifte i by H. il. Crumley, chairman.'. hour* lie fare GrnV's body wa* dis­ of the Hanford Junior High left-wing parties nskrd Greek any two frlsnilly countries." continuing in New Yoig City, Whittaker aaid the man wore no liberty ship while riding out the Tiie Stetson glri trio presented Regent Archbishop Dnmasklnoj Behind and Grammar Schmda and co vered. The minister also has asserted ind Ennis siys that substantial hat or coat. Gray'* 1h«1v- s > , found benealli very pleasing. well modulated to prepare the way for a new now Grange County Supervisor storm in ths harbor. that the subject uf the self%, accord na* dovu rrfehed. Whittaker said he left the Elsewhere, the commander nf renditions of light popular cliv- election. The leftists claim thut of Education, is first vice chair­ a tl.font seascape backdrop. De.| autonomous governhitch-hiker out of his car at Army base " M " on I.lngaycn sic* *urh a* “ Make lleHeve" ntnl tccliVp JohtiMiu said in* could not ttroclnimed man of the Elementary Principal* Sunday's hnllnting which g i v e #,ti„, tu-cau-e i mint m Azerbaijan i- not an issue WASHINGTON, Apr. 4, (JD— 8:30 o’cloctf last night in subur­ Gulf says some roofs*have lx-c. “ Day Dreaming” Mi** Genlty a victory to the 'dominantly g"'up which will in, i t Friday htt„nave (alien seaffnldings' B) ■hi* time. He* add. that tho A spokesman for th* nation's ban Mayfield Heights, on the torn o ff of warehouses. The 'offi -ntig two solos. “ Sympathy*' and royalist !'opuii.*l I’artv — was afternoon at 2 :lKi o'.|.«k at the would lias, broken Die , plunge , only help tliat cvuld he I'^'acled strike-bound soft coal operators southeastern edge of Cleveland. The Very Thmighl Of You dal. Col. William Foote. «av Gray was th* fnth not valid because only slightly j First Methodist. Church Auditor*"r " rl" from Dm Ruitntt* on timt score, _ nsy they tried to press today Whittaker said that later, shipning is riding out the storm ami Miss Baker sang “ Sumni r children iiiiiitil in* iiiurui hel(» Prince for a vote on their resolution when he saw a newspaner photo­ In th« harbor, and no personnel rime” and ''Smiling Through'' more than one-half of the elec luni Mr* Velma Mil. hell, prtnPolice ' ilisclo-isl they were Smith Side torate voted i’liat proportion., rll'a| " f the A n fn n ! F m i* -a>» the A ts-rlinljsii metcalling for immediate considera­ graph of .. McFarland he was* hav® been lost in the high wind At thfr request of l*r. Rucker for questioning a' . (>>•', eirctrinan argue the left factions, shows [ Grammar School, t* n lu.-iiiiier ef t* t i* purely nr i’ ti i ’ ;il protilem. tion o f wages and hours. To amazed by the resemblance to 1 — — ■ ----u piano miIo, Misti G ran III am. » Dial they vt»■r** siirrrssful D>i Ret iiemsnt Cuiiitn if the date, United Mine Workers Pres­ the men he had picked up on their campaign t imyrnlt tilti Asst* islinn. »tu.iem of semmoie nigh ident John L» Lewis he* refused the highway. rt , . School, played Hoagy Corn elections. T I L I i s D ' S t (I \ H G E I) to take' up these Iszuee until . other demands of his A. P. of h S f l n f n r H T p n n f n • Three new Kiwanian* were iv AUTOS SKAHt'HF.I) SK I c Calvti D Tlllis, 2‘J I • .it miners are mst. The 400,000 soft r“ * , n !° ' .U ? * TO t l.lkSB ON S A T I It H A Y S In -addition to the five publn dueled into menibershiy by i dWest Seven teen I h Street, hacoal miners have been on strike W i l l M e e t T o n i g h t BRADENTON. April 4. (A1) — htirlntfa recently innouncetl b> wafJ l*nnc: .lack Huaiell, rn * lor four day*. This coming Saturday end been honorably discharged from of the United 8 U U 1 Enginee r of i tpmolpfclil of the central H on la The halting uml searching the United State* Navy at the Members o f the Sanford Tennis flee In Jariuonvltle in connection Experiment Stalinn; lien Smalt. motor vehicle* rrorsing the Man­ Saturday* thereafter the local Naval Personnel Separation Cen­ Club and other interested in­ with improvement* for flood con-J manager of the Valdrx Hotel, ami atee River bridge between Brad­ U. SV- Employ men l office, 1 1 2 ter at Shoemaker, Calif. dividuals will meet tonight pt trol, navigaUon, water conserve A. H, Humlaton, insurance man. enton ami Pulmettu is being con­ North Para Avenue, will be The Armv' and Navy wiige.t a 7:30 o'clock at the home uf tlon and stabilization, and rclalrd Frank Idimson led group sing­ tinued todsy. Federal border pa­ cjosed, and open only during the •tilrited iiattle on the shufflefirst five day* of tlir week, it Ralph Smith, 2031 Park Avenue, purpose* of the upper St. John* ing wilb Harry Kuiietl at Die trolmen are slopping the cars first union label As* used board court* yesterday during for thd purpose of deciding upon River and other waterway* in piano. Visitors were Rica King and making th# inspection aa thoy was announced by Mr- Betty x..The e. ... , _ , _ , the Veterans* ItomeeivnDng Cotea site for the construction o f Florida, a sixth hearing has been and T. Tncker of Jacksonville, remain silent as to the nature Mostly, who is In charge o f the ■’)' * • " .►'■wtzen cigar maker*. bra„ otl wjth the Vavv ,.m(.rrinr office. tennis courts by the City, accord­ announced and will be held here J. G, Foster nf lakeland irf. of their quest. Stephen Hawkins, anout IB. I. i victorious by n scon- ..f Trt to 26 ing to Margaret Wright, secre­ In June, according to information Frank (Juillmnn. W. I). Htaril and who is in 'charge, of the border and 71 to 46. in the tussle for ■ — * tary and treasurer o f the or­ received today. atrot office in Tampa says no Ralph A. Smith, Jr. first prize money, It. A. Cobb ganization. Vft An 881 percent Increase In a* Consulted with “ higher head­ The hearing will be held pri­ and John Saul* clipped |*nt Jo1 nbuilding permits issued in San­ quarter*'' regarding n statement Miss Wright said that the marily to consider a rhannel smi and Clifford Reel. 7fl to 3H ford miring Matep as compared robitm o f deciding upon a loep- jointer the upper St. Johns Hirer but has received orders tlT remain The contests were supervised with the same period last rear, on waa referred to the dub with the Indian River at or neat silent. by Clim. A. C. Stridden and hi* wag today revealed by Crady by the City Recreation Com­Titusville, usually referred to as cnmmRte. and pitted n.-ninst vn Duncan, City building .Inspector. mittee. She also revealed that the Sanfard-Tituzvilte canal. F-NKOUTK TO U. 8 . A Challenger for the heavy­ \VAhHINGTONg April 4. MP)— 1 d lf clftims it'ji tho boat drink Armv team compo-ed o f Gocrg. March permits totalled $84,400 the City ham yuggested that the notice will be Issued in May giv­ Steele (Cant.), O t t o Hughe*, Ss compared with $$,800 Issued courts be placed on Thirteenth ing the definite date and time of weight turnip raising championSHANGHAI , April 4. DP) The The g e n t l e m a n front Illinois in the Unitcl State* Carson Cook and T-purgel Sm’th doesn't know bow lw did it, .but shin o f the louth east is C. W, Time » a » whan Sabath want commander of American forcei Street,.near the waterworks. Uw hfdring. . against ex Navy Ud* I'al John­ Wright who' live* on th# Lake in China. I.ieuLGen. Albert Wede- lie's done It. Adolpn J. Sebeth, in for baseball Total building permits fo r San boxing, and Mory road, east of the railroad, mtyeZ, left * by plane totiay for dean of the House of Repre­ wrestling, lie's tapered off a bit son (Capt.), K. A. Cobb, John ford during the first three The turnip which Mr. Wright Weshlnglon. Wedemyer will con­ sentatives, is 80 years old today in the later years, however, and Rauls and Clifford Reel. months o f the year have boon took on brought to * The Herald office fer with . Preuldent Truman, Gen­ and jhe'g pretty happy about the gets hi* cxerrise now by taking - Johnson end Reel , §118,400 a* compared with $17,Steele and Hughe*, winning 70. proved to weigh twelve pound* eral Marshall, the ipedal Ameri­ whole affair. i 180 at this time last year, an several long walk* each day, 25. On the next court Cobb and when weighed on the .icale* at can envoy to China, and with H^iith lit e big black cigar end usually aecompined by his wife. increase o f 47$ perftn t the Aiken Produce market on War- Department leader*. The grinned ell around it as the told He also do*-# a daily dozen every Saul* were matching skill with Recent permits Issued include Murgnoiia Avenue. IL i* nearly general a!*o will undergo a ilnua reporters he had no formula for morning. He trie* to get eight Smith ami Cook and knocked a permit to Robert William* to • » v f't ; * 12 inch#* in diamrtcr and about operation. Inatmurh a* the China attaining hl« four-score mark In hour* of sleep, although he doesn't them off, SO-19, Thus, it we* erect a $8,300 home on Plumose wiifc .riding *a« part hfwWatd mitred one, winning third 36 an all-navy final. inch** In circumference and Theater force will be deactivated such fine fettle. As for food — always manage it. land Park, to Harold Gray to ,n’e Homecoming pro- place. The winners contributed $10 ha* a purple top globe. It wa* start a $6,300 home in Plumosa gram, drew e large crowd of he say* he eats what he wants Sabath left Czechoslovakia 05 Other centpettier* in the tour- planted the first of December, on May 1, it i* btlieved doubtful ’ hen he raj) get IL He smokes Drive, a permit to the Clarch PecUtora U the cast end of year* ago to come to this country, o f' th# prize pur-e to the Rod that General Wedemyer will re­ 'nament. were: Roy Long, Barney aaid Mr. W right o f Christ to erect a concrete ort Mel ion _Park yesterday afterlike the proverbial n ) ‘ chimmey, but lie arrived with $2.65 in in* Cron* apd all the men of the turn to China, Reck, Herbert Dougias, Rov Lee, *' 'lurch at a cost of $6,000 only cigars and pipes, he doeen't pocket, ft wasn't long beforr he two teims Joinei! the Shufflv11 Mixon, Roy Reldsr, Claude POPE MAKES A P P E A L and Second BtreSt (now eway like cigarette*. Aa for drinking —- waa bringing his parents and his hoard club. TO OPERATE PLANTS r* Henry White, Jr* r construction) and a eh well, the gentleman says, he fiv* brothers end fir e sisters to 10 oi V A TIC A N CITY, April tvacado Avenue and Eli. TRENTON, N. J.. April 4. UP) doesn't hesitate to take a drink America.. Before he went to Conon hM ________ HOUSING APPROVED enif Bob — Pope Plus has appealed to Urn fo r a $ 1,000 church for resulted la perfect score* of four , he served ae a police mag­ world'* "eon tele nr# and "Sense of Governor Waller Edge of New now and then — when you can « of God SalnU in each, bat la the final ndK.he got get decent atuff. • * * ic, a justice o f the peace WASHINGTON. Apri 4, UPV— w j ^ i b i m ; ™ ' t lr a destituteI .h* f h?txrl2 * In the free-foi inch, colored. A t Second m gr^tw o. John Leonerdy He tlaases as "decent stuff* a imad Ii « fm m ■Isrvttlfln I ##ll® IIU) OpOfitO ft* Utility i Chicago Judge. Now his Th* Senate Banking Commtttev Mtf « f CbftluoU people# from sUrvstion. planU If * threatened atrike tekee concoction which he dreamed ud xi *— „ •g -c chalked up th* longeet eoniecu- lik, upturned unaniinoualy I* tonj{ ■ Earnest Lee won eocond piece (piece at midnight tonlghL Twehre himttlf. He celt* It the Habath tlv# career in Conerreu of any rang#T h housing IfgisU tlon aim*] o «‘ ■■ , t n o t ™ with the fine score of nine. The oppossum measure* about hundred employe* of the Public combination — end here'# what man inthe House. He has been 12.500.000 new provid at providing one-half Inch et birth. Service Electric end Gas Com­ go** Into Iti brandy, wine, orange there 40 year*, and now heed* home* in the next ten year*, Men, third prize. ■ *:1' pany would be involved In the The measure provide* easier •with seven rings each by, A m ie ' Jean Holder o f LonfDrood placed 5 $ r , '" & Gold cube* were used ea cur- threatened walk-out. In the girl#' race, Louitc raney in ancient C the Sabath combination mention * »*h *lh say* h i n e . ------------------------ — '.O f Osteen Wat os second eeeanu - - ......... ...... > / Galileo dM M U tnted III 163* it Ih th* earn* breath with an ted h1* 80 > nd Nancy I Tbs Young Women's OzrUtieil that th* earth revolved eround atomic bomb, It hasn’t seemed t * get in be SOT Ird pkf*-,-Astorialion was formed *in ------------— -MM. * the,tun. “ cut o ff the Coogmetean's .wind- lived that long.1 IVIlirder teVnTyphoon Creates Panayotis Porlitsas Designated New Hazards In Pacific Areas Action Conics After Full Agreement Between Facilities Damaged On Northern Luzon Llim d xes ,lon to the ca*e F l .‘11 -year Old Studio Technician Slain During Celebration Populist and Nationalists is Reached; Leftists Argue for New Flection. Student Trio From Ed- FBI, Police Take Up^Htmt For Killer In Northern Ohio I Canal Hcarinir Set u,rm*r Here During: June had', -star i>u*i." Navy Team Trims Armv S q u a d In ShulTleboard Tilt C ity Reveals 881 Percent H ih e In Building Permits Giant Turnip Raised Here by C. W. Wright B E Adolph J. Sabath, Dean Of House Of Representatives, Is 80 Today ^***’1-y**v-*-:i Charles Beck, Jean B eider And Roy Long Capture Cracker Race Events E ./ iS r td iS tJ S »*s rrr3 !s »* 3 S E £ ft£ ' *■Ej - ==r-S - .vvT A K H ':* . _ m & iS k 4 '• > M i v. tlorlgsirn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/095042dafc1e0d258221c529f9bb6c2f.pdf 9b4ac254a55ffb094efc6f8840575323 PDF Text Text MONDAY, APRIL TUn SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA FREE THROW CHAMP CAMP PICKKTT. Vo., Mnr 2‘t. (/!*> — Cuipuml Jack Kiiiclwlw, funner HitiKfte suite eager, won Camp Pickett’* foul-*h»mtll<g conteat, tossing the (Mill through the hoop 22 time* In 2.'i attempt*. R A Y M O N D M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales--Rentals—Mortgage Loans -* * + * , Dependable Insurance and Ronds Phone 9G0 8PAKKS CIRCUS HERE TOMORROW 1910 AUTO PAINTING CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No trivial slats used din* to climatic conditions. All type ldinds repaired- Free estimates, H OLTSCLAW V E N E T IA N B U N D CO. CAPT. C. HOLT13CLAW, (Retired), Owner I00.1 K- Fourth St. Phone 197-W Room -I, Florida Stale ftank Binding “ Howwornen_awcf girls. m want#relief f f lz r f s m from fu n e tto m f p eriod ic p »ln SPE CIA L — F R ID A Y O N L Y ---- 1, SEA- FOOD PLATTER s ? —»•-——and *- HI HAT CLUB ■ Uni., It HwiM .Uwkt.1. w n liw . ( ompletc I Meal — '“ iLfid Phone 10B4-J ItOY JOHNSON. RED HAHN RESTAURANT *3 miles south of Sanford on Route 17 BRING THE P A M II.Y ! ROY W ANTS TO HEE YOU DO YOU GROW VEGETABLES? D IN E and D A N C E at the H I-H AT CLUB OPEN EVERY NIGHT Orchestra Every Saturday Night Steaks— Chicken — Barbecue Hanford • DvLand H iih w iy - f-iw tm nut of your vegetable f S crop thla year give Vigoro * $ Commercial Grower a trial. $ $ The experience of many grow- t $ tr» prove* It's more profit- S S able to uw. .1 i For early maturity, top ( 3 ipiality and high yield* . . . $ % crop tjuallUe* that npell t t extra profit try Vigoro Coni- t t merclal Grower. t W ASH ING TO N vs. BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL BALL PARK — .1:00 P. M. WE You are requested to dose your rtlorfH all day Wednesday, April 3, In ((•operation with the Veteran’s Homecoming Celebration. This applies la all stores nod liusine>>ses except Drug Stores and Restaurants. W IL L PITCH FOR W ASH INGTO N Let’s nil nsipcrote and show our ex-servicemen that we ure really glad to hove them home with us. Help make thLs a gala occasion. HOARD OF DIRECTORS TRAINF.D A N IM A L ACTS of abundant variety abound Jn the rcii*. Ilack in all il* pre-war glory and billed to exhibit here fT ii.d o y ) npiioilfi' the Municipal hail Park* railin' i. Iliiinl'iiii Idiotro in the *torl arena with n great im iid g iin iji ot jlm g )>' twusti* augmented tiy itir I.ninl :i M.’Mr Halt I hitilp*, elephant*, fine liiirno*, performing puttie*, mulct, dog* and mountain goal*, plus dozen* of intotnational cireu* rhumpion*. inHading tlm Flying K*zpied*», the Ibarra Family of whirlwind ncrolint*, the rinrkonian*. Si a* mill inn*,i. Aerial (locket*, llodtfini Brothers, E’hilllpr, lion J' *e Fernandex Hay Goody. Kay t’ lurke. Violetta, Hfimr ; and tliat 'ensutionai new importation from Venezuela. Anna Mendoza, doing incredible spin* anilit whirl* suspended only by hei hair. ' I’crforniiinri’* »1art ill 2:30 and M I*. M.. with dooi. to the menalteric and home fair opening one hour earlier. RKT* .’ IN I'H LACROSSE TICKETS ON SALE AT Roumillat *& Anderson Smoke House Colonial Cleaners Touch!on Drug Co. fauutuifr rv }% n McReynhlds Drug Co. Jb) / \ Y . McCrorys J \ \ \ Sanford Paint & ‘Glass Co. jp \N v / y S j Hill1 Hardware Company t L Ar ’ Homer’s Soda Shop Robson Sporting Goods, ft . Sanford Furniture Company Lany Drug Store A Frierson’s Electric A PRODUCT OF SW IFT FOR RESERVED SEATS— Clarence Redding — McCrorys Ed Swaim.— Colonial Cleaners YORK, April t. W )— lege* have return-d U> Ilia year. They are UreXrlaynla nf Ualltmnre, S t w iliunp’ihiie. Ryrai" r . J.-.biA 11upkin I, and THE KILGORE SEED CO. B ASEBALL COMMITTEE Veterans Homecoming Celebration 300 W, Flrat 8L " Wr Deliver Phone 21B BEDROOM BEAUTY And Many Other Gala Attractions Are In Store For You IF YOU A T T E N D TH E BIG A L L D A Y SEM INOLE COUNTY MODERN W A T E R F A LL SUITE A skillfully designed group that will flatter your, room and mnke 11 a haven of teat and loveliness. Large, double bed, chest-robe with deep drawers and large hanging space, drop well vanity with beautiful plate glass mirror and van­ ity bench with back rest. Four pieces. Wednesday, April 3, 1946 A T SAN FO R D E ASY TERMS f BOX SPRING BY B E A U T YREST * '•r j ‘j ' >, - ’ Cordially Invited ‘ T f ,* A Itcaut yreat box spring that will give many years of comfortable sleeping. BOAT RACES •■IS A. M. ., i 7og.* J ig Jiacj* Will 3* Ulld W H IT E K NIG H T D ctla n ed by Sim m ons, combined w ith the box s p r in g It w ill g iv e you the e x tra *re n t you need Lake Monfoe , FLOWER SHOW DUpTfcy -^ l • site r . m , Washington will Pl*y Brooklyn and Sid ltud*on la Scheduled to Pitch for th* Senator* at the Municipal ■ •*V " ‘ vhm CRACKER HORSE RACE • I t * F. M .: - STREET DANCE ' . „ „ t « t r. m . Megnolu Avenue between' Flrat sad Second Street. Lota of Good Music , '4 ' SCRIPT DANCE • ^ 9.00 F. M. . ^ A t th* Armory, Table* and Refrireh- Wilt be Held ab the Seminole Country Ronm*._;_ GOVERNOR’S SPEKCII IMS F. M. BASE BALL GAME GOLF TOURNEY IitO F. M. 11:30 A. M. to ISiDO F. M. The Sanford Garden Club will- Praam it* Annua) Show in th* Striekland- Morrison OF EVENTS ‘ FREE BAHBECUE d m p. h : •7Id b> Bald Behind the Court R oom x on the Diamond Ball Flald Governor Millard Caldwell will Speak from the Court House Step# !! - ■ 1y ToATTEND! BAND CONCERT Tiff IV m. SHUFFLEBOJ W ill he Giveir at th* Band Shell on the • Lake Front G C ELEBR ATIO N SPONSORED B Y 1 i*roxix A L l D AY Avenue �g|gg|jgi£gj In Unity There In Strength— THE WEATHER T o Protoct the P t ir r of Mir World) T o P n o i t l the. I’ r a i i m of America; To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. Je r a ld Partly cloudy, lit I In changr in temperature thi, afternoon. tonight and Wednesday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANFOIU), FLORIDA TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 19IG Associated P res* (.wised W ir* > Coast O f Northern Initial Effects Of Coal Walkout Are Being: Felt Today In Steel Industry Barbecue Officials HONOR EISENHOWER A N D NIM ITZ i Plan .Serving: Some — ------------- —---------------- ------------ ------ "t * 5,000 Persons A t Diamondball Park ^ 0 DETROIT. Apr. 2 (A P I— Edward J. Jefferies has turn­ down a compromise offer to end the shut-down of De-! troit’a transit system. The mayor concluded a'tfrtsr cori ference with a high unions official with no progress be­ ing announced. Further negotattona are scheduled, f . If today's blue sky ami sun­ shine are any indication, the weather. which bus dampened so n.any l ‘ - Itarbicue miting* in PnnfiM i {>f late, will be kiird on •i of tomorrow, Sanf»i«iifiiii<in a..* <i .iwomlng Day,, sponsored by the Seminote Countyr'Chamber A. B. Peterson Resigns Price _1 . “BUTCH ” BECOMES IJNKRA BOSS , D «f vwf-- • —control ros i KETCH IKAN, A l a s k a ’, April 2. (A*)— Coast guard*-mm are trying to chart the course of a tidal wave which t* said to be sweeping to­ ward aouthraatern Alask*. The coast guard hope* to warn realdeitlil In the path, of the wave. *7 Commerce. Served A b Secretary from the gramuumi-at the soft- OF Seminole Board hall field on the lake front, clear For Over 4 Years to the signboard in right field The compromise offer was mad* by the buiineaa agent for the A F of L teamitera union. Jaruea Hoffs. He proposed that the city give a ralio of 16 rent* an hour to auditing bua and aUeet ear operator*. He proposed that the question of continuing wartime overtime privilege* bo submitted to arbitration. Jeffriee declared: “ the answer la abso­ lutely no." Extent of Damages Continues to Rise ” Throughout Eastern Pacific i’erritory outride the baseline, hove been , ■■■■- ■ neatly dug and •are covered with X. II. Peterson today appealed frothed chirken wiFe In preparjl-lbefiii* the Hoard o f ( 'imnSj-t'otitiun fm ihc big bsrbtvun to be inn,, inner, tu nunuunre hi* m tgaerved nt t:U0 o’clock’ In alt c lt i- [ M*l inn at inert tsty of the Semi* , mated crowd of mure than 5,000'nclr County War Trice nmi Kapeople, lotrgn pile* of oak wood jtkimng lioprd and of the Price ar« there fur fuel for the nine [Control Hoard of which II. C. hour cooking. Ilhiiiose |s chniiiuan. The rvsigEvorylhlng is lining put tn ’ nation will take effect not'later readiness for the major events.than April 15, lie said, which will he Initiated with Motor lie assumed this office when boat race* on the lake fro.it nt it fir»t nested yn Jim 1. 0 :A ? , , j 1942. Prior to thi* on Dec •». One of the highlight* of thejhe l.*d been appointed « , co- ] cclehrAtion will b# Governor nriJmntor of the Seminole County' Caldwell'* speech to twiselelivrreil Defense Council at the m ju .il of nn the step* of the Court Ilmtso.J. f. Inglry. clialrmnu at that at p <ft* This will t»«* tIt® tirnr Wfifii mtionhig riunt\ the fir^t ibl'tit1-- d©Itvert'd by ( «tver- jab nnltimlly fHl into hi* hniuj*. nor ( ‘hIiIh HI in Sanford anti n% h,‘. put it Semin.de bounty .ince he lucerne, Ml |.et#r, on , #)l| th,t the Drthc state', . hli f t>,-rutile. ftiire Council i« now on an InThe eli—utir nVtra.tion on the acliv. *tatu*. and that he wished all-day p,og,amw.I » « the script trt . very hr#rlfell heartfelt dance to be held at theArmory. » 0 .a.,h you" for the eo-oprration l ie aftau Will get underway « l , (>0„ ,nilM,0n nn,| w(lM he 1,1 termed the marvelous pan lot ir -------------- co-operation of the people tf ■n r in n c u T c n p iis iii A tidal wave 100 feet high struck the port city of Iquique on the north const of Chile. No casualties have been reported. The tremend­ ous wave hit the Chilean coast this morning less than 12‘1-hours after u series of j seismic waves, boilinjr up from 2,500 fathoms in the . \ PITTSBURGH, April 2. (A5) — ‘ The AK of I, United Mine Work­ ers sttiled down to s period of waiting today. They apparently |.'astern Pacific, engulfed United are ready to stay away from iiLnies territory. their Jobs until their leader* and Che first inf or mat tin from the noft coal operator* can agree* •HIlb A m erica report d the giant on term* for "a new working con-j -well, pr-suinahly r.iuse.1 by an Uact — to replace that which arthqiiaKe, tashe.i it.e north expired Sunday midnight. - hiiran port Although several The chief stumbling block it at* w ere tossed up like cockle the Lewis demand for a health h Its on the t'avnnctia t*eninsuia and welfare fund to be paid for i the I.H'nl population w a , scar(M,n tonnage royalties by the d lllosl out of it wit... 'operator* and administered by the A Navy repqrt that u new tldxi union.' The union bos* refuses to •air wns mti) ten minutes away diteuaa other Issues until thia one and the sounding of siren* last i* settled. midnight sent resident* of Kodiak, The first effects i f the walk­ Ata-ka, scurrying into snow-clad T l. 0 | l l U w. (J, Kllhee. chairman of the out are. being felt In the steel hilts for safety It bad tiesm prs*. n, . I ¥ ) „ o i r l o n f Hoard of County Commissioner*. industry. The U. 8 . Steel Cor­ AFTER RECElVINIt the honorary degree o f Doctor of Law* in \T iraitgeif that a Navy report and MercUe* hrld at the University oTRichmond, General Dwight D. IN H 111© (1 1 r C S l U C I l t n ... d*d that he felt the Comporation nays’ that it has hanked EUinhowrr (le ft), Army Chinf t*f Staff, find Admiral riicuti-r W. | / \ « Iren, would signal the danger * ■ liml no wiiy nf purir©#!2.800 beehive coke ovens in tha f a new ’wave approached. H#slIll L flC ill J i O l H r V lnh' th«!ir f‘ill appreciation for the aye* o f Fayette County, Penn. Nlmlt* (righ t), Chief of Naval Operation*, ore shown with Dr. F. ! We president nf th© university, an they left the rhumd | v is©rvic©« givt-n by Mr PfliTinn dents had hes-n warned that a The corporation adds that todsy at Richmoml, Va. Eiaenhower and Nirnit* paid tribute to education i „ ~ , .land declared that hi* was one of DRAM ATICALLY RAISING HIS HANDS In »upplic»tlon, foim.i ■l . f Urivlice of the wave w *» potit banking 20 of the New Yutk Mnynr K iw llo l.aliintnlin ©nurlu 4 « i hli iptfch of bc* •-1!•U’ the principal factor in winning the war and a*the hojCr ..f winning j ' Speer wn, elected i , ) * mogl efficient price control .‘" “T ' ..12 blast. furnaces In the Pitts­ as im P i rector ( i t n e i a l nf thi* l i?$!*»t| Stnli*]* llellcf mt«] Hethe peace. ( IntirnutioimlI Iptesident .d the ltolaiy t lub eljboard. In the »U t* teplatu I" llywovvr. thu N a v y corrected t& ,» b u r g h district. Other steel firms iron* th<? Lord*# te|etrt a fe w nsoinents Inter U.hI ^ h meetinir » ( tn© ItoAril nf dirocti i 4 . hDbiliUitiun AdnuiiULrultnn viiiji t|io lti th e area 'say they here enough tor* heid l..t-n igh t * f tne home',. *" Pr|,fBU' Mr,' , “ '1 Prityrr “ (live iiji this da) .uii *!aily hr^ad ,§ lie told rx*prrRDntmt*vi*R (he people straggled back to their Mi*, of iH hatioiiB nl Atlantic i *lv. N. J that h«* i* c* i ( . oa kaml to make Wtmcdiet# to Iv absolute homes. of II IL I'ol.man on Mellonville j hi* axriitunt bo** In for#|fruunil u Pi Mnufu linanif, chairiuiiii of the tort/ci curtailment unnecessary. l Avenue Halter llnvne* was re-, Mary . - , McCauley, In Washington, the Navy Detlnternaliotml SnumlphotnJ pa it melt t began to i revive me*'.•Iecte.1 si-.Tvtary. Clarence Re.1 , ‘nCf *V * ' « r ,l'« work “ l ♦,1" ence, LONDON. April 2 . UP}— The 'ding, tre,.-urer, and I •••.lie Shep Ar""* r>'' wl»ultt ,« k'' >'v«r «> »'«• iongea telling of tidal wave darn* lions, "a* I know *)ie i* fully House of Commons has voted io psrd neigeanl-at-arm*. .age tn irtstall*ttons In the Pacific. capable for this, petition," he repeat the 1927 trades dispute, act During tlw luncheon new ! initial information revealed that prohibiting general strikes. rector* elected were Itev, Mark 1 the damage was not of major proThe repeal measure was approv­ S m l n W l R v N a 7 1 C Carpenter and~ Andrew'"Carrawny “ I wr,nt partlsularly to pay trlb i.r r io ' . Ther' U no won! of any ed after a 15-hour debate during U V .U 1 U C U U J l T a t . 1 0 while ,| tie vote resulted among ute lo lfle original War Price jii-j of life niivnng Naval pir* ■which the labor majority voted Itationinii g Hoard ami to ________ ■ Eai' ” ............... . ‘ ‘ — J : Earle Turner. Dr. W, Baker Bfu' wtrinel e'ther in th Hawaiian alown a aeries of conierva'tlvoher* nf the Price and Jack Ratigan _for.................. the third btVsent members triand* or In Alaska InstaHaOponaored effort* to amend the R ight-W ing Faction Duce Upbraided For Uon, nt Btnktni Atoll, where the „B!l; i,;lr>V;;L County CommiHsion Seeks to Ut;cover IAlts atom bill. The weary member* of Par­ bomb test will tw* held apHolds Strong Lead Mercy To Jews. In of Kaile Turnrr. liament voted 249 to 90 for the " I this service the members j f i jaielitlv craped damage Adjacent to lloHpital Site Which Were Unchanged measure lust as dawn who will take office 'he board have given a tremcn lilt.(I llausn. \piit 'J. idh— In Greek Election France By Italians >n MiJiiK,Speer, was breaking over Westminister. Sold at Tax Sale on Marelt 2()th is County prosecutor .it bius amount of time and personal it. fo g e - hy the Imiidreda are ’ ..rncy file -on of a puuiv.r San- yffprl and the cajialdlity end th. pouting into ramp* today in *.he ATHENS. April 2. bll Tlie rttv of the seismic wave disaster Mr*» J U i*T* u ii* tiNtiiv 'ord 'fiimiiy, Mr. Speer wai born fainie.s of thrsr men can best I , , . , , 4 , , , , A n m illlW 'liU right-wing PopulUt I arty hna r * 2 ! : KX BEnG‘ u A ' ,r "v. 1,1,1 In the co-operative I j *I »v l l l l l J V IIIH M I1 1 1 .L S i"4ihiitii»hd©f| In < t.t«i til y I •dll ill In h ill hit (hr Hawaiian Island*. ngrred to form a new Creek Former German Foieign Minni.-i )rPrr rducaie.l in the local school* he Tsfleclnl mm iiri II H, r iijiu nnd itlliv i t'um * ] he camp* haw been set up on Government. The I‘qpu1i*l^ hold Joachim Von lllhlwnlrop mlmilUd ,iK| „btaine<l bis law degree from attitude of the City of .Hanford ™ In tern* l Iona I Wot Washington find U r University. Seminole County. Thi* on tire in R!iiunDr< nt liu» jm^tinif of th© tie i-lsnds' of Dahu nnd Hawaii a strong lead in return* from Jf, 1 Utdir»l u'hrn "ho nKrrnl to n©,- on orders of Major Gen. George Sunday’s palliamentary elections, Crime* Tribunal today that hej||B )ms |trcn practicing law here “ hole I* In thy rttirnAtlon one or th* outstanding examples of real gntifii© tVith tlit* Comity fur ©x M o o ii, tho Army** Mid-Pacific end thi* muming Regent Arch­ once upbraided Benito Mussolini j since 19.12. because of Italian mercy to Jews j ea reltr |nK prt.,j. patriotism and makes 'one proud rhaiurc uf |»r«||B<*rly for which T heater t'ommauder. bishop Damasklno* railed four «d»© hit*! hill nt th© County fore* ,,oulhf rn. , Fr“ " i‘l dent, presided over the L a rd !<*’• J" » lfh • community." State Highway Patrolman L. C. party leader* to a conference. Tha K a r li^ n iM Teacher scholarship examina­ ©hiRur© k«lt* on Uui/ Ji», con tn tratified meetin*. , “ I leave th* office with a great Bender today called public atten­ meeting waa followed by th.- an­ tions will he hchl. F ’ tldny Ap-il fthtiftK *»f f»v© corner .. *r? office always --------- !----------------sense of appreciation to the citition to the fact that too many nouncement that the Populist- had In n L t 12 ut Tttllnhasscf. Guin-«wlle nnd of First .Strcfl fimr .Sim Ciirhn automobile, accident* are due to accepted the Regent's reque.t to measure In F,‘ I .n. * n,1” m,,,r . . . g , _ . . ten. of Seminole County for the .Sipifnri!. it was iiniioumi'd today I Mltlinlirif 4 1 m l’ it*r h | | in Europe. I f P r n u u l l r i v n lu 'whole hearted manner In which failure of motorlste to see that take over the rein* of govern*' measure, When he wa. Confronted with C rO H H D r i v e I s by Siqit. T W. LiUtuii they have co-opetatrd with me in light# are working properly on mint in Greece. Then- include a 5 too -cholnr car*. , Extended By Crumley >|>erforming Ihr duties of s very shl|> The election returns brought sulijecT' 1 v o r nK iw ^ H .m * f<•, .11 her the I'm ioM lty "f Motorists driving at night the resignation of Libeml Premier K f i ' i h J i S t i , ; " : : i,: 6*i‘ ion- * nd1I u,k: thi- Hoftdi, freshman cto,, or tin* i “ '■ must have two bright light*, two Thcmiitokle* Souhoullk yesis-r.lay, aubalantially correct. The ..... a .,'. «II. II. C.umley, Crumley, chahrm..^ o f'' . ... ' W T J ' V - S - . Stair i tiling* fur ui,mull fresh Gcotgo Temple, fire contmlmun dim*, one m l tell light and with Damaskinos asked him to re- record* depicted Von Hlhbontiop t"*' current Bed Cross fund men class. At ths peak nf ratloniifg the of 1fc, UHNR. who has been homo license plate properly lighted, he main in office for a couple of as a special antl-eemillc rnvoy •npfwal in Seminole County, this Then- is also a $2lN) srholatrsh'ii visiting hi* parents. Mi and Mrs. aald. to foreign govertiment*. I morning extenileri the drive for flee had 12 employed end many days. for thr University nf Florida volunteers who put in tang hours M. XV. Temple on a 30-day leave, V A- police traffic safety check However, K*hhentmp asset le d .0" e^'iltional wrek in an effort of work. -The tabulation Of vote* w*» freshman class, and a f 2U0 sena­ William Ulark Woodruff, 5(5 ; left home F'rlday morning at 7:25 will be alerted May 15 on a hailed , Inst night after the Popu­ that he had conferred with Mus­ to reach the quoin of JP.MOO. torial scholarship fur (lie same For the past 30 years, Mr. Crumley revealed that the local year old resident of Sanford, died o'clock with the announced In­ nation-wide bail* by the Inter­ list! Party’s Royalist division had solini regarding the Jews in das*. A $400 sophomore cln;>* national Aeaociation of Chlefa of contplained about the count. The southern France only ut the drive Is now In the neighborhood Peteraon has been a member of scholarship la offered for either this morning nt 9:30 o'clock at tention o f "hitch hiking" bock Police, and |n Florid* Col. H. last totals announced by the In­ heheat of Hitler. Von Ribbentrop » f *800 to * 1.000 short o f it* th# bar of the State of New college. There Is a * I 0U Lewis his home, 500 Myrtle ' Avenue, to lit. ship IdlM 4*9), docked .at following an illness o f more than a California port. His father aald Kirkman, director of the Florida terior Mlniitery gave the party talked with Mussolini only four goal and he extruded an appeal York. He served In World War I yesterday that he had* receive.! Highway Patrol, wilj act a* co­ more vote* than ell the other or­ month* before - the Due* finally to the eitirens who have not yet as assistant chief of staff, ( i -2 scholarship for the senior das*, four year*. also for either men or women. announcing th a t been reached by tha Red Cros* ordinator for thli movement. Mr. Woodruff was formerly a a t'elrgram was overthrown. Ynung men or women now at­ ganisations that ran randidatee lo make their contributions to of the 27th Division, and re M arling In Gainesville o f t ‘April, g g railroad machinist, lint was re­ George had reochod Id* deitinvtendingcollege ran lake th* fr 22, meetings will bo held on tim b e r- _The Royalist *e* the Red Cross on or before reived the Purple Heart among lit cd several years ago because Iton on th# Paclfte t'osst at 6 00 Saturday, the final doy of the other decorations. He has also examination* at either Tallahassee of tit health, lie was born Ift Han­ o'clock baturduy rvaning, 34 hours succeeding days tit ^Orlando, mant o f the Populists asserted or al Gainesville. Those taking that the government'! . figure* IIKA BINGS TO RFJ)PKN ........... extended campaign. ' served ** a lieutenant-colonel on Tempa and Weal Falm Beech. ford on April 12, 1 HHJ nnd Itad nnd 35 tpinutey later, war* bln*'«T, The Rovafliata, who yf§jf:~ "i ^ i— Mr. Temple assured us that al­ the staff of Governor Holland. examinations far freshmen rleoee* lived here ell of his life. Sgt. C. A. Brook* o f the Acciwant King George, can take the#* nt the .Sanford I _ . II. back on WASHINGTON, Apr. 2. GP>though this information was be­ Thera are almut 1,900 varietlea Two eons, Robert and Thomas, The deceased man is survived ing given.on April 1. It » » # true. Junior High School at 9:00 o'clock the Greek .Throne, said they The House Military Committee of milkweed in the world. have served in World War II. hr his mother Mrs. S. Emma Friday morning. April, 12. Mis* Flnwnn Temple, sister to •n article fot n police publication would announce thalr own talbu- has voted tn reopen hrarlig* on For negro** there I* one schol­ Woodruff, with whom ho made GiHirge Temple, and employee of legislation deaigned to He*lend 1 entitled, “ Danger, o f Death on lation. arship for college fieshmen at his home; one brother. Seth L. the l*. S. Employment office, also the draft law. Two ute ft day* Our Highway*?* t . » the Florida A. and M College Woodruff of Sanford; three un­ attestel to the accuracy of tha atartlng tomorrow The marbled godwit, 21 Inrhes of hearings “ Today, we or* suffering the at Tallahaaaee. One sonhnmore cles. F’rnnk ' f.. Woodruff, Sr., . .tvtement. loge o f more livei * In auto ony. le on* o f the largest shore — were, set aside for opposition scholarship I* open to boy* or J. II. lleck nnd H. R. Heck, all of t G. urge connected with a service witnesses. collision* than over in tho hiatory girl*. Applicants for the fresh­ Sanford: one aunt, Mis* Edith plane at Orlando, and another o f Florida because not'enough man scholarship can lake <*XAni- Woodruff of Louisville, Ky. at Lake Charles, lot. - prevention measure* W in applied Funeral services will be con­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 2, UP}— f in e a statement then and there. initlon* at Crooras Academy in to counteract thi* catastrophe,” ng on Senator Murray snapped back April 12, and thoa* taking sopho­ ducted at the residence at 3:39 Mrs. L. E. Wright To ho wrote. the Rev. a national compulsory health in­ that he didn't Intend to be more examination! either nt Tat*• p. m„ Thursday with 4 Ho wont on to state that tho [ ..,38 surance plan wa* the setting to­ bluffed by what he called grand­ lahasie* nr Grooms Academy, Mr . i W. p. Hrnoks, Jr., pastor of the -flu te Highway Patrol Accident Be on W K IX Tonite . ; $ Boat Races: 6:45 A. M.— Pour race* will be held on Lake Lawton said. First Baptist Church officiating. day for a first class row, Tha stand pleys. Prevention Bureau obtains fi Monroe* ---------- verbal .fireworks were between Shouted Murray: “ You ha,n so Flow* Show—12:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.— Th* Senfod Gar­ Mrs. l » E. Wright, forme* danc­ Republican Senator Robert Taft much gall that you would not the Bt ate’ law whl den Club will present It* annual show In th# 8 trickland-Muring teacher of Sanford, now of of Ohio and Democratic Senator let me, th* chairman of this driver o f any vehl rison display rooms. . Columbia, 8 . C., .will present her James Murray of Montana. Th* committee, conclude my state. . an accident reaul Governor Caldwell's Sppcech: Governor Millard Caldwell will |pupil* in a program of tinging upshot was that Senator Taft menu" to or death of .speak from th* Court House atena at 12A5 P. M. and dancing which will be heard stalked 'angrily from the com­ WHERAS, the war which wa* forced upon us hy Japanese total property d It wa* at that point M< Barbecue at 1.-00 P. M. will be held on th* softball field rFree v 7 --------------river Station WKIX, Columbia mittee room after Murray h»d threatened to have Taft P' and German aggression* came to a victorious conclusion on |50 Or more to f< behind the Court House. Broadcasting System tht* evening Auf. 14, 1945, with the final surrender of the Japanese; threatened to have him put out. of the room. Then he end wport to the 8 i _ Golf Tourney at 1:00 P. M. w ill be held at th* Seminole Counat 745 to 8:00 o'clock, according Senator Murray opened tha tor Ta ft engaged In a e e i . AND WHEREAS, It haa now been seven and ■ half month* o f Public safety at _____ try Club. to word received by her daughter, hearing before the Labor Com­ sharp remarks, with T a ft de­ sine* .that memorable data and moat o f tha man who fought within 24 hour* afU r tho Cracker H one Races— will be held at 2:30 P. M. eppcelt* thJ Mr*. Harry . Robeon, of Sanford. mittee by commending the W ith- manding to be ellowaiKto tasks and won U ut war hart returned to their homee In Seminole dent. Mr*. W right haa been conduct­ Iftgton Post for an editorial on a statement. R t The law enforcement officer Base *11*11 Game—38)0 P. M. at Municipal Bell Park with ing dancing classes on a govern­ ‘ national compulsory A H D ^ H E R E A S ,' tha people o f Sanford and Seminole Democratic Senator Carl ike* a report also within 24 Washington Sens tors vs, Brookyn Dodger*. ment project during the war apd Murray apld den o f Arittna suggested County ih to ■how thalr appreciation for tha aaerificaa which Band Concert at 78M P. M. wfll be glven at the Band Shall In tha near future will open her ad called attention^Jo T a ft be allowed to maki ’ th*** men h ire made for tbalr home* and laved ones; on the Lake Front. own studio in the Bates Mansion NOW THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED t'ROCLAIMED by m# at inStreet Danes—a t 88)0 P. M. on Magnolia Avenue between First In Columbia. She .wRI present her were socialistic. Mayor of the City of Sanford. Florida, that Apr. 3, 1040, shall and Second'Btraet Orchestra mpale. ' pupils In program* ovtr W K IX Then It started. Senator Taft o f the committee room, Ha turn­ bo obaarrad in tnla community at VETF.RANS* HOMECOM­ lftformaScript Dance—0.-00 P. M. A t the Armory, Tables and refresh­ interrupted to say: “ I I I tell yon ed and shouted hack to Murray: ING DAY, and all merchanta are hereby called upon to-close-: each Saturday i morning at 0:W, ment* available. o'clock. ; ■ thia measure is the moat eoclalla- “ Senator, I'm through fttHt 'gao thalr atoraa And all cltitana t » participate In the celebratldw, • ml) day at Second Street and Palmetto Avenue, and with jr w i committees." Signed II. JAMES GUT The for«mo4t aait’ bf a shin la MAYOR; City of Sanford, F la * called tha Jib. .......... . * .................... ............ .. ist Parly Ribbentrop Says Agrees To Form Mussolini Once New Government Citizen Agrees To Negotiate To Return Lots For Hospital Improper Lights Causing Accidents Declares Bender Scholarship Exams W ill Be H eld H ere Tem p'll Hikes T o ( alit’ornia Iia.se In W illiam W oodru ff M ere .‘il Hours Died At Ilis Home Early This M orning Health Insurance Hearing Causes . First Class Row In Washington ‘Veteran’s Homecoming Celebration Proclamation _ -* J■ �i :i. . P A «E TWO Ml. A .' ' t t t ^ M ,1 1 •*: M l ' i l l I ITJESDAV, APR! L 2, ;iB4c TTtR SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ir " v rrt The Sanford Herald The Proof of the Pudding HANDS ACROSS THE SEA :i; WELCOME HOME! >■1 •«nd*r at We have htnrtl a k'txxl deal during the |>u«t few yearn HaVi^iiawaaa ‘dmut ilii! relative merits of capitalism ahd communlam an . - . ! "no (xtlitlcian after another .haa sought to make his way Tbi*?***ik* r^iTiifira yito office, or to keep himself there, by offering the social rl5HSNir^ir,«L,r i'SJr,Art aiciu ity of a planned economy while promising to avoid ,* ■ • -— -— the bureaucracy and the tyranny of a dictatorship. Many *Kdua» ” # liberal minded people in this country' hove been almost l1™ 1' 1l‘‘d t<> believe that communism la something designed for — — [the benefit of the common- man. ItltT IO * HATCt ||.„ .......f Is in the eating.-If. omiIII# I m A d iiife r # l ^ W lll^ IIlP lir o d l inifnq werir>tt ia-neflt to mankind, It should give us ..iytmJL> F L O Y B . A . L ^ J ^ I E ^ S p e d a l 'v V g c h t tin Hotary f lul. with some statistics on what t ic Russian people get from communism ns compared with what Ameri­ cans derive front their own system of free enterprise.. Acm dllig to -Mr- Mugimu, thure are no advantage* in the Russian system over -the American'system. ■■land Srn>MI>o Hrpr»*rnl«For example, he reveals that New York City alone has ia»«. Iw.. Jf.rf.rBt* Til. llrcsM more telephones than all the people In Russia put together. I N , I k . n a l l - a n l l l . M .1 n d i . r l l . l n d 0 f f l r r « a r a m i l n l d a n l In tfc . la m - There are 30 times as many radios in the United States M l g ll.n l « ' Ik . r n a a lr r n llb Furthermore, the peo­ f r l a r l r a l k r n d i i a n r i . r . In < . ! • ■<*>• and pi! limes as many automobiles. •a d S r*, la ik ple in the United States own their own automobiles; in Russia every automobile is owned by the government for I V M r r a ld I. ■ m rn .H »r •>( T V We not only have more A a n n .ln i.a l I* r r a , la k lr k l« . . . I n * use by government bureaucrats. H u l l r n l l l l a d la I k . na» In * r r - lift insurance than Russia; we have more life Insurance f a k l l i n l l n n a l nO a r n < ,ila|nil<-n*a r r r ililr . l ■>. II nr *>••! a l V r n i i f than all the other countries in the world put together. PR U D E N T IA L IN SU R A N C E CO. HOME OFFICE — NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. TO D AY A N D W ED N E SD AY ! tln lllr d in I S I* r » e * r »»• * I k . In .n l ««■ • »• k n k lU k .d k r r r ln . A l l . r l a k l n In r «-i< n k 1 l.»ll»n nara r ia l d ln | p n lrk .« k* r . l n n r . nlnn •.< Mrrrd. TLKN H AY, M ’ llIL 1 1948 M ore important than all this, we in this country ■ ‘till enjoy a relative high degree of freedom as compared with' . Russia and other communistic countries, despite all efforts of bureaucrats in the last few years to the contrary. We Istill have newspapers which can print editorials ilk* this; They held so election in t i i w « I whereas we would be shot at sunrise fdr the same thing the other day, Otlly IS wet. in Riivsia. -• , killed. A won't Sunday, We still-allow working me'n to organize themselves iinto trade unions, something which is-rigidly banned in Rtissin. * Although the communists tell us that their system Is so much better IhaW'ourt, the Russian governmtnt is now trying to Isirrow seven billion dollars front ours so thirteen million dollar* were re. vejtl.fl. A lot of people probably gut fooled on April ForiU Pay yesterilk\ liutSiulty |Thc Hupei Camp­ bell C#ve nut the bi**t April Pool's joke of hiij new* rorre*| indent ill Plorulu lino wj have seen, (unless llu»»ell Kay down in TAInpa produces a liettet oncl. Wrote Scotty jn the Uaineavlllt Daily 'Take for instance that April __ Foot'ii. liny when a very good friend of none *»id hs'd arrange a Mind date for me with a lotr-of-the-mill girl am| it turned out to lie Hedy l .ama rr,'’. le that ieall) true Hedy? Novels Filming Dickens' “Great Expectations" is to be fllmetl. Except for “ David f*op|ierfieltl', no other Dickens novel has been thrown mi the screen. The" length und.the number of charficters may be the reason; a hnovle of onlinary length finds it almost impossible; to do them justice. The some objectiou applies to other Victorian novelists, I’alntkn on such ns Thackeray. When "Vanity Fair’ was screened, tho I recently announcid c*ustmy was so crowded with character* and incidents t h a t it was hard to follow. "Great Expectations" should (.‘scope llthci ug project. MiiblUhnwui this p eril; it Is compare lively short, nndjhe plot is simple of n $so,coo gum producing rmvnl mu! straightforward# It should help to keep Dickens in the "J°irv* T>1*"t to tfe know m tho After having l>ee" kia.rd four time* at Lakeland bv n pretty million |>I c l u r e ‘fencer, Pally Thnnia*. (ioveruoi 1 'h n .u n c ry Spark* (barhellurl heuded bark for hl» " la w l home in Alabama." and' we wouldn’ t l>* a bit *urpriied to learn that he received a regular Prank Sinmrn recaption from the bobby »n* briguile. If Uri* wra* the cane, (he Crhn.oli tide will lie demdn*trnteil with liftatlck. The ijuadrupal oecldatory outbreak ’ occurred d u r i n g Ihe lakeland convention of gnvrrtioni a* a crowd of 1,000 rhCftri. winWILLIAMDEMUREST • DAN DUHYEA < U|i(il got n terrific jolt ta Jnckaonvillr recently iu»t when he wa« nil *.t fop a big bundle of rnmnne. *i,itj«lirs xuch a* nb.kyii rorn. In tire rcfirtni; when young men's fancy t* ■uj'p"-e*! to turn to vision* of love. Hire nrc the void KinII* lire; A ppilrallnn* for man isgc lienee* In March, aiOj petition* for ilivnre ■ in March >12; final illvutrr decrees enteind, 2W. Weep Cupid, weep! Correct method* nf picking u "St butter wilbmit tourhlm* it. cm m i n , 1^ n f lli,, n n iru td irom irw tin n > I ’fll k lk a (illl ll P fo c ra B ln g ryintt mmr than .one glu** will out pulling their fingjrs «roun th« drinking ntge nnd wilhnCtmi- w rryin t one gin** atoj the oth. 5-GAlLON ARMY •trated In technicolor mo vie* to 300 *pf k 11 e r a , vrailrs**.i, di*b wnher*. hu« toy* nml chef* and their employee* ln»l week nt the Hitt Theater In Orala tit the only |with the stupendous climax of the eruption of Ml. Vesuvius edkcatlotigl food himlliiig echool •very ehown in that city. Ap­ ,aiul the complete destruction of Pompeii. The movie direcproved method* of washing and tors could really make something of that. , atcrililing illihc* ami other *anlttilp a itoldrm on hi* H*nd« l*Mon feature* of fiaal handling > Melville, author of 1 If your posture I* hnd try this almday. wh.ii hi* movie hmi»e wtre thaws, got filled with *mnke. The •>•• -*• irk" nnd « do ton other ' simple exercise at home-. Stand ■tron*, ynoatfy children, riled but More doleful opped writing before he {with your shoulder.* ami ftet In orderly fashion (thanks to nonvltle. Anm ears old and ttaaaed the i , . ,< ,r •choot fire drill practice) anil thorUcd coniti »r hi* Hfo a* a customs ! * * • * ' Uwi lo f * 1 in New York City. l'<djr wnltf a* far into the wall aa were out of the theater In nothing million, two ) t fire truck* krrlved. two thottaand -------:--------- -j * ■‘ potslbte, Ybu will notice tht* wilt Hill,'* said thl dbgustist, month of Marcl . ... _ long distance road* in tnfte yoUr ch**l anil pull *yoar firemen! "that FEC locotnptlrd 1041 seemed great new* until th* ___ .___# In th *‘ yard* belched March return* from Miami and tlow-n. that «mok», that the ventltatlng Hlaml Peach totalling more than a Ml mill llonch hulldlng permit* dining the month of Match totalled thr laigu.t In (he history of the Island city, Some folks may wonder why Miami Peach I* aide to do so ■ much building at n ’ time wtirn other title* have difficult’, in finding enough Inmls-r In put tip * a chicken coop. However. If you ( are willing to pay 200 or 3<>(» percent more than the celling I prices, you enp get utmost any­ thing you want. Miami Peach i* being built with lllatk Market ; materials. _ Point lug out l ha I If Henry tVatlac* Is rumiluutrd by the Pehsuerati in HHP. and I* rlectnl the White Rouse will have it* flrtt llcpuhllcan occupant since ltlU , the TAmpa Tribune sayei "If Mr. 'Wallace and B * -group gain control o f the pat tv nml if, *!♦♦***1* sjtsjw^ lUjU»t ****** *l*K* *♦****1 A Man’s Fancy Seriously Turns to TfieiUghts of Trips to the Beach, other Delightful Honda Spots and How the party heads w ill' not have t o go lo the trouble of banishing the objector* They’H get.out of thsdr own volition, without urg* lug* Many o f these were Democtat. when Wallace w »* a Ite- whene our expert mechanks Lend1a helping, hand. With io much hunger through­ out the world and with millions of American people told to cut wpm on lheir bread to help feed thk rest Of the world.’ It comtw a « something nf a shark lo read U til1 " A l a i n U to Damn 8ur p{#« 1‘otatoes Into River.*? Jt ee«niH - that Alaska had ari unuattelly goW , potato , cre^t la»*. Stvariv Cleaned Brakes Checked— Pretty Paint Job—Chassis Wheelb Balanced — Ti«J Saving Front End t&xzsz: •Rtm.bmlft ns*4 ra* t* MrryUg M easy |*k. �i__ L. ---- r— TUESDAY, 1- ■; A P R IL 2, 191C And T H E S A N F O U D U E R A U ) , S A M O R D , l l.O R lD A Personal Activities i*— Floor Shows To He Presented Wednesday PARE lllRL'fc Eegionaires, Guests ('Iassicnl Pallet Will Honored With Dance He (.’ ivni on I'liday T E R RATI*: T A L K • DA The Junior Garden eluh Will L I.fit* t'llllipticll l.llrOsIng I ml Nn. r in-* cVuti«*i i*Im i niff i 'K t 'i : i . i a i h m . i c k . X «lf. No. KB present .two floor shows at the •Vl of the Ameriran If«fl Company will l»c pn^vnti'ii Sanford Garden club Flower in an j'lj rliiw-ira! pr>iirram .it ROBERT ALTAIAN who wu* in*dingT" she remarked!!! '* Aim Ifury hnnr»rt!«l the Show- to he given on Wednesday. Sanford over the weekend U t-.uw thi* ScmHifilt- )(ti?h St1f<o »l A Hilt* Tht* Seminole Country Club i« Miss Lundquist The show will open *t 3 o'clock working with W RiiF. tin- broad getting to lie n favorite hnitgoiil eimtinl tint *1 1f t»»u 11 jfui- l * w ho Ion uik fit ■ 'M***K\ 1atlrinji*il thi3 Seventh District nrd he repented a( rt o'clock in Announces Plans 5 a«W ii ‘ tlu li, Tho KMiipany w m .yjjm g studio in Gainesville, Ha tor the Rollins students nml Ih.-, AlrtrHcrfTT— TFginn meeting last the evening. ni Kiiinicd Vu pjpJ Yiilh t* I*. t l e 17rdoingm u 1nun.1 t1g w .it . young and old Orlando ci.iw,U’ wr|q,t,|(tt h| Sanf„ n, wilh Entertainment will consist (if , tii'# Or limr! ronujr da nro Snturd.lv evening Lh*t*n i*f J D iamiot, ^ i$mpioariii TUESDAY reiWtrrr* r*TtrrT*tf*'!fTmI f W ---. M iw g hsesu o f ■Wi iffy - r f lif 1*1 fine* mo -iil-Ii.l In tla- Seminol 1 at th li.S.ll Building Jlrlllk'l iiD’1 Mr-' ~\Vf!|jam Floy*l of <l» V--,-.-and plans highlighted by n Duhiurr-Shms- by y \ \ j; UII,t 1.1 iUltINK Luj First >11'thinii.it Church tvtil soletitnii llivu^iu»m m at-.M kU ‘gd..!jrUjbin *lg)ri ° .WnnhlniOpn^ ~ . * rsiiinh. SniwWr,’ **rwvrrtu'^ - * it|tyji4a)r sjtemoon « m ‘T *C ? Music. throughout Uug. u(ten loon fnrtr day* trip wUriiht Vcloclt 41 the Hirst Mel hot) 1st am) evening wilt h e. played by Walter L Morgan-is now malt — .Alt*. J.-C.-’ tinvis, 511 Magnolia Church with the 'llcv J. K. McBORN'S J3 font boat "Sett' 'Sea R Rlfti'1 llit")i that 1 lint you von have to get nut nt tiL.ii:, Allen. All,.,. rFrost - „ , i run, s, ,1 * etvrs. e iv i, as tu'IIH1 Lu*iiuu-- manager utunagrr. iihy *»lr L,, Ste. iSlim <j .1 Hi A.V M 11 # l-ll* w. _ * *** 1 IWD' > tii.-i 1 -it . in 111 ....pary __ ___• tug his home ut the Valdes Hotel Mrs. J. L. Ale Ewan. Mr*. Francos . Avenue. ’ They traveled up ithe The young i. ball-I made. KinLy officiating. Willard Connelly Hoi*. Mr*. Ed Lane. Airs. It W. after selling hi* home to Mr. anil Thu bu»ine*x. woman’s 4ircto Jiiimr River lit Jneksonvilte and* “ tVhu!’ . The D ie" l>y Ogden -it* debut tu l 'm-iib -,,, Mar. 23 and Mis* Lumtquisl is the daughter AB* K. J. lioutii. Air*. C K Wallace,* Airs, Gemge McCall, by lilt- irtluml water wnv to New \u*h . . . Sure, deck your I ’ mn ttu the * Presbyterian Auxiliary » f Air*. Ruth Lumh|uist of this Mr*. Louis Garner. ha- forthcoming engagement* in limiter. Ali*. Edna t hitlendi Mr*. F, E.'Roumillat and Mrs, Sieyitta . .I n Lake Genres' rh-' limbs in )unt*; Your* nre tintwill meet ut (he homo of Mr-. Vmlord and St Peim-Imtg. Lieut. (ig ) 1 I, Air. nml Mrs. F. K. Ouyett will George Touhy who is in chut go going Was a_hit tiiugii a*_iJilj . liui.’y._uii- .-.urrULig J el S. Field, .22h WV.t, Nine- citv and wi?| wed liit it .. .. .-. 1Aonmi luuky l.uik.1 ,111,1 Mr - M rr Trinf.'r sr p,riTir rir •t:c Rupert N'elsun Drown of Chico, Icnvc-Smulay-fur rhuir hum* hut !Te guest 1 a* ti ' ,|ooi I'liftch cr.-. url*i |isl a *tm m . ANN E del inc a* you1 udimice . , .Hale I __ .u »n th. Street-aL. a — s Hthfe No' wedding invitations are Kb i-li Nrh,.—.) ,,r il.imlni; f-ir nine The program will be as ful caught the Only ftfh which wn* you iivn yuur will stop enroute in Albany and lUrself retreating?) V»it served. throughout thi* cve year*, received lotilet fiiiidamenRehearsal for “ The <'ruciftxiqp ’ being issuerI but relatives and Kingston, N. A*. tiing from a crystal bowl mi tiic low*: clarinet solo. Alike Whet, quite an event . ... They went |u ilciinelt Cert . . . "Ouch," tried v j| be held ut the Holy Cron chel: fasitiun show to popular Ins. and shopped around . . Edgar Betgcu. "I'v e -got a spllit serving table, Inid with a late tals and early technical trainln» I iicojial Church nt 7:30 1*. SI, friend* of the couple are cor­ 'front Prof. Elisen ttfid inter went dially invited to attend. music by Junior Garden Club nf Mr. and Mrs. Russell ratterDocked nt the Navy Work* til ter in toy finger." "Oh. oh.’ cloth. Attractive arrangement- of to New A'ork City where she 7 nree rrh/arsal* will ho held U> palm* and snapdi.igon* disorated Grammar Schoolsong. David son of Orlando were dinner St Augustine and enjoyed a commented C h a r l i e AlcCotth) f re the presentation. Sirs. A. At. -t'.idliil daiicmfc with eminent j the patty room*. guests on Sunday of Mr. and Hester; reading, Esther Lou Alor- delicious shrimp dinner. .Other A* ".Anyone I know?' * 'Philips, director, urge* nil aing. Childhood Education teacher-;, namely .Mikhail Moidkio, rison; d a n c e , Ann Whitaker; Mrs. H. Jlawson. , , Aiiumg the . out of town guest * wi-< the time Wits spent aboard Around the town Mmutav ur» in churclv choir* to attend. rending, Alary Ann Strickland; the *hi|i relating m -lacks and MRS. J. Al. STINEt l l 'i l Eli and i I'resetit m-re; Meade WiD. n of foremost par flier of Favlova, and end any.other singer who desires! Group Has Meeting the famous t'ansiuo family. e\. rertiliin*. John Kite; dance. Sam­ Friend* of Miss Lettie Cald­ cooking good fmiii . AIR. and daughter, GRACE MARIE . . j Mulberry, department commander; p-ments of Spanish dat .ing. She t>> attend veill be welrtimcil, ba. Jean Sayrr oini Simon Iringwell will tic glad to learn that NANCY T A T DAI unit A lA Y M E i'D " a lte r Altermntt of Or - i, secretary -if tIt ■ Fiutiiiii Chap­ AIRS. It.MIORN will leave Tlmt Thu • Association for Childhood A WEDNESDAY AIR.' and MRS. i iando. auxiliary department mem let Number Ijm . Dancing Ma*education met Tuesday at t l* she has recuperated from a re* fehler; ilamo, Easter I 'n i n d e , dai fur a month'* cruise in tin HODGKIN * II. of It. F. Auxiliary will meet Southaide School with the chair­ rent illness. Grotchen Kirvhhoff, Ann Whit­ gulf aboard the "Sea Itird" , JACK HALL. FRANCES Ml imr.lup chairman; Air aid Mr, 'ti- of America, n director til nt tho I.O.O.F. Hall at !t:0u I*. M man, Miss Mary Robinson, pre­ aker, J n et) tie l i n e AlncDomtld. DtilU'IHA KIRKt.AN'D 1m .1 Cl,I NG and MARGARET RIM •; Frmi • Bailey id Miami. t» i- !" * HT"'•1*1 Sch -d of lb,living it. THURSDAY Ihirotlun Sachett piivmu- daughter, lt*.\N STEW Air. and Air*. W. G. Fleming A'nita Aiken, T( »N ut t lunluttf'. N. C. lirt.%liint* It ; -t. iment !i.u ->i •■fti.e . Mi siding. Alii* Robinson opened the !.-vl ami iai'lct it-c hut al rh.Regular ineetimr o f the .Sem­ meeting by giving an inforniKl have (ctiirned front Miami where and Elnise Cook, MR. and MRS. M !E P ‘ RU* ' r‘ " li* of N- -.niu - . • A R T *. . She we min’d eight lugi tlier Ebaetl Sctua-I ..f ti.o., jug ju Or inole Chapter No. 3 of the talk stressing the im|*ortnnru of they spent several days ns the J pounds nt birth . the motheri IJEI.L . F. D. SCOTT andt»•«*!» district aiiMlmij \bc |o im , , f>. E, H. nt the Mn«miic llali at beginning each day In the right lli-st* • nf Mis* l.cedy- llognu, jMrs. Ted Williams P A LAI E R . . AIRS, dent: Mr. nml Alt-. Not m;in.W|ii!i! ‘ and daughter are doing nleely at FLOYD a nnXiv t . id I btl fc:00 P. M. liT iU ttY - i-V iN t,.. .^ MRS. -J d A R -^ - -Kbsimiuwu-dm ■ - - » * o ii™ t y t way with a, smile. Minute* Hja UaiHvit i.*t Hi» The *We*lside'-PiTrAr*nwrti«tt the Jail meeting were rend-by 11-A « til.I'M,AN All! mitlldepaOmen* u -i| '.| -u u ‘ ppFIjimaC Honors SKogSlcrJf f l a S ! 5 * * S m s 5 ! tiV ^ tAliTiifi 1 -itiil which was scheduled for Apr, I the.secretary. Airs. Chlorls Davis. . ___^ . *. t-tcit Bchultx nml her ! AIRS t IIA R It i: UAIT.Elfs* N ' - ‘ - Mr am! Mi, t Mm . f hiiTTrr'fri"'il|t|tinifftnaBTy "»•* -,*1 - 1 HI It h Tf j, | , WlU , h«* been postponed until Apr. 11 Tire treasurer's report was given cltihlrrn, Mr*. William RAY. a St. t-hu , -"hi..... . he - .......... noil itiflo- j]t‘tuiiCiL Kh* iia- ii-DiiiTp 1fail* . din ( iiiitni 1 ii^ li.dii'i . . . R A L P H *t» • utr‘ ' Mr*, Tu*i Williams i-ntertalncd because nf a school holiday. Karl Sclmltx and AIL<* 1 ntriclu j)u.r -,„a!l daughter. Selma Jane, ■' itipfllrv Will |U1 ,'vm an iltidi'WrTSi 4 ’ U A1tC>tttoMV$rwn i ’ Mil! and ill slid Ml by Airs. Troy Ray. im 1^ :t 1 * T.E.L. Clas* of the First. UapHchullf, spent, life weekend in on her fourth birthday, Saturday, clu-dcni prog rant A pi II 5 ut the [SON brother of WII Ids \N ' • *"'*1 ” f Sanford In- r -'y Alisa Robinson was selected ns • iriwiCn^ ihrr»ui:fm;tt thf Nurlli put) 7 » n t Church will meet in the Itradcntori visiting with Mrs. with a party given at the Willi­ aemiitole High nudituuum iH-pjlt OKI!SON Seminole High football( ■'^ommaiplcr, Approvuiutcly lit) with I 1 SVal=i f*a*n * iture IT annex Thursday at 7:3vl the delegate to attend the Florida Sclmltx'. *lsler, Mrs. W. R. May. am* home 211 Maple Avenue. The qlrig pi M: 15 P. M the tiff, i Tltf- M ar ,kill.il a five foot ...tile ) altetl.hxl Itff’lt'C HDD in.; fit ( If !,ini| E, P. M. for a Lu*inr*s ami social State Teneher's meeting which hi iiitiiffii Ijlk r ri^fniK Miisii wn* li.i -.r. r. •. *il: AtliS 1luuiki* home was attractively decorated should lie plenty good will he held In Tampa Apr. I, ■' H‘f » *n-' tiMi'In** at * Hh-n Molting. Sir*. M. Gumming will A. H. llunkins who has bein FI! AN K KVANS nf I .ik» l*)v> iti * ,Ui*n Kt \Ua I'umo, i i ith carnation* and leister nov- P il TEPfslt -d Nitrifoiil i, >,u,5, and It. Alls- V.illnh Welsh was spending ImM»t Mr - |tu) a |r hj-ttl tu i on 1 'IfV Iff l|U11 1|Ili**d *. Ihc W1later with his ell v artangfmants. Miii> Wit" III Sufi fi»t«| M#Hnl i Hlitlpv whu §jLt, r*l *» IrlMii • Mam inf ;i.e solid#! 1 horeoc 1 aphe appointed as alternate, A nomt*chiMil in l’i il.ith ljrhi,* MONDAY —I— „'l Airs. H Al. Glrasun. The , hildrei enjoyed uu Emtcr ; El I/ARETH |i VStiN an.I 111 \ N I- IJAXK HI I A M KS, (1 K O K i « I *tit»! i\ iltit.ii! t '***.»■>"Hy %%h** j«!.t vi-»l -Sh# t* |»«*| -rn ttT Il I*T 'hi* Hoi* comnilUci rfohsisling _ of dnughlei The circle* „ f the W M V of ntt and Air* J. J. Hobby has return- egg hunt and prises wen- award­ At I * NER « f Sodiis Point. N 1 ’ VI I- ANH„ It i’TH i 11 M M IM . > (« l hi' |'l*i't rithi I!m .i i ,*i ,kii*| y ifiiii Air*. Rosene Carnes, Mr*. Nancy oi.i *hii|it('i 1 ah afill mm iiiilibt the Firyt l!tipti*t church will ed to liii- home In New York. ed to Hobby Williams. George 1had fun Saturday nfieriioou- at W. A l S1 JN - , Si'**n i^iiitiix in rin- Faiii Juurs ilnnce 'lui* Ijm! Ift- tiffirt- of Stnto trtm%uiri Meet at ;!:30 p. m., n* follows: Brock, Airs. Davis and . Alis* VYdnoii, Warren Ranch m Oi iando and coming outof the -how j by T. Meade Rtoothnof and Pat Smith, Ales. Ernestine Westphnl was appoint­ I’lnf, KliM’ fi hitsflirn'totl hit* Circle I with Mrs, M. J. Phillips, ed by the chairman to select Friends of .Mrs. (luidn Wilson Rola-rt William* and Mm . Boll !«!■ —-------tiding *uitH‘ "fiisk y " Inn*i and "Rlmpioily In Blue” were R o ll1 m*Ihmi| in Orlitiiihi fur *J.‘»year.* I'fJJ Fast Eighteenth Street with will regret to learn that »h e s Rcrilrk assisted the hostess trt 'Cooking up a gnod -uppei officers for the new school yeur. COHNEI I . ANNA and < " K x tT lltiV D S tlllT * ■it|i| liifhls ih.rciitv* in iilty* Mrs. A. I.. Tlwrnn* a • rn-haste*#; |Om -d till- (Irland-I hoy.k id ALTM AN. l.EN AlIKI.I K II . The program chairman, Mrs. underwent an operation yesterday conducting the games. -tr.il i«lt*ratim If, imlutl nt Circle No, 3 with Mr*. Byrd Fred Russell, presented the fo l­ in the Fetiiuld-laitiglilon Mrmor-j Of W..M.I . M .eis tiir fTtiilif \«>i nrj| Ku4m«i| *if Among were the guests were EII/.AIIETII what kind ut ,ul-JAN. Alii.I.E ami IRVING FEIN (Aa'iinde, Mourn* • Road; Circlo No. ial Hospital. lowing program: Training Child­ Irma Jean Curly, Rutliie Carlton, idb her father. F \ DYSON, DERG. HELEN I. I N G 1. I and Ihillrltilf In \Vu A .rr h « it % ftft•| ™ with Mrs. C. C. MrK.ntie, II I ren, Miss Robinson; Children's I Julie Vermiy. Saury Robb, Ellen had for hi- hot m s on tin- liioili I HELEN' G A I.IO W A Y . Ml! n it t *f. h-i I »i« . \1 1 III rk« ' i rilli-.j n 114y .mo West Eleventh Street; t'ircle No. Air. nml Mrs. J..L. George of >iu- re|duil -lie dal no 'mvi*' Al I. -- I r OMI t o v . Ml* ,l W M It. ,»f I hr F it i Hs»i« is 1 |M-i f*ii Health, Mrs. Russell and How ,\i iu!ir tOf* 4tr. i with W. I». Gardiner, IIS* Mag- To Make A .Garden by Alls* Alder son, AS'cut Vn., who have Carter, Sheryl ili>dgc*, Shrula |. , , , , ,, .... ... MRS, Al. LEE. MR. and MRS t huts h Mjj* hi*I*| iirfhliV at Clf *'♦». Iltuhly IT *. ♦ Best, llatn-uu Smith, B i g g i n !t|„ i-irtK |}I'" " U * t Id. a . M.l hi w iE I.I A M R A IL . MR nn.l Mils Robinson. In making n garden hern visiting Mr. and Mrs. G eorge,, . — Georg* Stmithoff, Neil , | .*hut.h lli’jitirh nit w*iik liittif h'illlllk- 40 lilt! IBs 1 d *( tine h im .-'" oiqinii.i ne :JlilM JIM A!AA ROltSIlX. RlliESl IN. Jt.K ill i i ’ In sad h’ut loving remembrance first plant four rows of p's which Toul.y fur th* past two week* ) Stout huff, liiilibie William*. Jim- j 11.11‘ f « rf It m* thr |ia-t •1 Ilift V fill..,' I I l v \h : .out Mits I I' VI; 1 t (< s'hn t•f my brother. Itubcri I. liillum, represent prudence, patience, tier- retuiiiu.l to their home today. i mie Wdl i.i m", Ihittii- Wllliagw* " IV» if Kt 111,1 It "I. I. mil -1* .1 I.T, U Hu IIA 2 /e, win. gave hi* life for severance and purity. Nest plant I tiilli Han * Vli'tthiM I’htHim*, ' ---,| r --fill »h* \V f.|h I In (III \ 111! Mr nml Mi*. Jamis N. Jack Ids ,'ountry <»ie yeur ago today. three rows of squush which I'ul Smith. |ii'v«*rly ,1 m Ann f 4on * hr * %1 i|ua t t « i H. ' M o hav« . Mrs. Cyril Itutncr April 2. 11*15 squash gossip, squash criticism " oil fntmrrl> of Sunforil Sli .iij.li. M»tv tiiiltffM dibl Jo.'in |jf| |*S, H . H (rumlcA \ i • Mt tlKTp lit III. . If! I At' III If t * and squash indifference. Thrn puu hu^c'il a homo nn.l irtovr ill ... .. ■lrto« pi s Prof p».^ l . h * Hostess to Circle tiirhah* Mr* H I i arriidT. of to t i- , h, 1toffi Just one year ago you left us plant five row* of lettuce which joining Lnkc Stfllu at ( ‘r fic ffit ' 1 A l«* Mr* Hartihi (im v Mr* Hos|css (o ('irclc h m km- -I. •11, |! It H«*t k f ii a \ hi On a far and distant shotr. r represent let u» lie faithful to Fity frjpTHtu will In* inlrrrNlitl In 'T J Williams, Str* ( \ C jhI tv I M t ill. * ill i iii - ’’ '. »• ♦ 1. v. ! I the 111 " T M. • There yon died for out great'duly. let U* in' unselfish arid 1**HI M j Itiri, Mis t iiiviiifi Smith, \tr\ •minim «foi pi‘»f*- * j 'nil .. 1 -t I h n. h . Kill! - I l*" 1 \|s»ik U\ II *ti <0 .1. count! > loyal, let us be true to our own vi.* ii„real * |i# I g *■ II... sUrcri Smith A ••!* It«_*.» f11*Jv«.. •1.0 . of 1* .1* Kir Ultd -f thr K i l l M**t' «l!*t titSiliT of MrMi.'* nf lolly.. t lt*u ,,,11.. VI11 ltd! Iti’* I . • ‘ tir 111 pi “ ITI am ) Mi- H* Ms. That evil leign no mate I obligations, let us obey role* and ... . . Mr* Icon \\ illi:nn«*. Mr* M It. r 1111*1 ,|f 1hr lit.lit. *r* A?f ^ MstilL •.1 ' i . Ii.,11.1 'Of (> i y n a.44H a. fUii* •k***ii sprniimr' . *, , „ , . VH liitr n till Mt I. t\ 1ll ki I regulations and let us love one uoiof 1 1 ) u Irip VTo, |irnl * (Ml 11f oy#fi -i 1. i i h.^!*-"K Ml (’ * rum I*-y MoioIhy ni tlm rtoi ?, Mr it i t \ |ie.-i I. \\ ' "iV' l y * You lived the Uohten iiulu another. No garden is complete 'omr time with her paients, l»r. i» *' i^r \1 c** ,» t i l l ii i ’ i > I' tn'tril iln! -I ■ ! oiuh’lihri u. t’hiilMHUU, im » Kali) Mil did Flvii ii i of I and Mrs. J. N. Rot.... . Mr. ami 11• '» » ' 1 Mr* Pick A-*. |i i’'dh* f 11*o.qi -i , nrrrrlai > j M io And nobly itmul the test. without turnips so turn Up for fjiiuli* ttho Lan =•nU, ill Hit iiii't’iitifif. Mi•*. K. i W.l Jinkms iH'rtsuifi; Mm. V i. |Ann In, knim •f , P " i-i. nt, Mbs God called you to fou r home the meeting, turn up • with a Ml*. Claude Itobsou, Dr. and;0" * “ " ,l * • ' 80,1 nt’' d n me sjzio ml ' Ji * t f e pfr*it|f*nf, Vldi • Ho hallvt•a V t.iiiu V\ I* ,, *rfIIVi" Ihf th V*i|t**dill tin i ! Hasty. IUUMDIi *l UlK . Ml above , smile, turn up with new idea*, Mr*. Kuhsun and Mis* Ilob* on 1 . , niTirlai \ Mi H ( I M»» *!*■ hallvt Itihh1 ■stinlv , \||. Jcsr' Mi’dtbvf#, ,if Ho lit tl WAim pri‘^**ntn| th Iliuuk And gave you heavenly rest. turn up with the determination ipcn 1 the week-end in Hastings A l l i m n i l P C -0 ■ >1—\ i: Hn .1 1 1 1* n Maw,; liPH iiii t M •' N. 111*4’ j Jtiu id's. imMirit) . s • r..i!.,u Altto make everything count for a- Ihc guests o f Mr ami Mrs. | '’ ME. Mi * i ' •»'" Hit f >ci\iF.S.C.W. May 10, 11 i u 1 ■-noni ih h*<iosmth .Vii - -i h tilt"i til ill r , Al TMy ! K,1, ■ Jn my heart memory lingers, i somethin" goad and worth while. li L. Anderson. Mrs, Anderson,' Itrf 11-tiriif'dl’t tt »Ti* Sin * muki'i. ( TittHtiuii *-04tiii Mu> l hi?ii l•i Y" Hi Snnt h, Iru .t i .Klu|. Mi­ i ^ V ........ Icbrntcil it birthday while ,hcrj H y trhit ! ivr Sweetly tender, fond and true, > t i h i h < Allas Ruth Hand, county super V|i a Hut hi- -'ll t li fI'M C i ^Iii i I _il Mi .tr, \K m \] 41 Ill’ll TA M .A II \tfSKt: A im 2. iSpo till I'll4f it11 -I A II \t*.I* > dj J1 Mil ■-11ni. Mi Thcre’i not a day, rlSai Bolrhy visor, and Mrs. Emma Owen Me­ family v ia visiting her It *1lia 1 111HIM- vsi"| tIII'1 \\ Mi t tl •' I ut |(nii.ilii IsoMl Hut* I s i. . . <i I, • vt |A t f r* -* - nt pi1111 - C-ttfit D<*it« l li5 t S! » niH«i». That I lio not think of you, ddler were guests ut the melt­ • # i n M t t ■ ■ * V I «* MvitlLrii V < ,* l\ • ?.. \*■ '* Mi li » 1 i *#. lo ft M t rn Ml1HIE V II [jilt Mi f o 1 1ite r l ®ir-ivIor **f ! h4> ’IS1 ing. Delicious refreshment* were South Florida Will lk 11**1 l!*t* ill !*In If If !■ ( i i i i 1■>i■ ", Cia■.»•••» •ral d Ihi it .1 It * i t*V4 . 4 \\* i'« I,m v | m■\ *'iii i.11; Mt will tw thi primitmi ukt i fur 'f* ' nf liter uliti F r j c m t r T 1 ^ v r for- served |u approximately 20 mem J i • "I Uii , ill ia hi* h i m i , 1(1 1: ti.,, i ! i-l iHi ha 51=1 ilt t hIIi' if,* iii I hnnLi Slur. 1fl ' i, Mr - 1 1 M o‘. 1| *11 It'J- ,1 l}< ,,i \r. * > till ! 1 Have Episcopal Meet fAlnmiud* !*ers and guests._______________ _ ii 1 I ' l l ! 1|,.A\ 14ill 1 . i \f. I i t Hill,.-.. H * hi,,. M, t ti M • • II %>1li'Hi* fin Widid’K, t*» I*** hilt* WHcn Tit ti rifts they sen me 1 'ii him IIm- k At • N H t M V\ Or. : it nolia Avenue; Circle No. 5 with smile. Krglrlight of Hie annual ro't- May in m l 11 l • -,ii*ml l‘V M* o -Mi rn* It* . o i M Aftri tht hiitidr*. no « (ioi! M kh K ithorln** Want'll.. tTrait Little do they k(nw- the heart- Mrs. J. L. Lee, ll.tH Park Ave.; ventiun of the Episcopal ( ’hutch is \\ Mi Hid. puiud'i Al.* 1. I r 1fun TIMME' Mi • Mi flolu thf Alumnur* ( "lli'K't' . k'hlfui I rl i • - hliirii4 avi*11 -td Circle No. 0 with Alt*. Joiler Caro in tlie Diocese of South Florida, ttinn aches Fir'll hr. II.ill-, Mvm Mm. .1 M 5^1in. * tph*i M J Al f i ..yturi u. It rommlUet*. han nmmunrnl Mi** ! i.t to thr fTiJIott Iin* lordilH 11 li.t■■>*. Ml That one sill lie hide all (helaron, 714 laiurel Avenue;‘ night meeting in St. Petersburg M a y ... , ti \\ H.illcv. Mtf i \ CnHimm, M« Null, \l!t, ! Mi " .l-.-ii, I'k Mr Mi I to kr I of ih«* in- j'rc*rnt Mi I'riYiry Knapp. M» 1 . circle, Airs' II. E. Cordell, *>01 7-'J, will b. the presence of while. K I i irdfihuYA Mr*. W f, Mm, Lula Mill AD Hoy a! nml M. . MrII npfiik to thr flint V K. Hhorniakft. Mi . .1. D t’ul Mi M. I East Third Street nt H’-Oii P-m-i Most Reverend Henry St. George M to speak t Mi K A. Lotlilrdhi't^, IV.irrn, All- T ep-it it ■ also cllcle [ R " ! al L, l Royal Amlutssailors, church amir*, Tucker, D. D., Presiding Bishop Kcneral mretinir of F*StAV nlum I ihnn, Mr*, n K t;.»ff, Mt-*. I* Kill Louise Galium Rums Mitt tint Moffttt. Mm* K. C. chnFrmeii. 'M n llr e - de t-nllit .-f thi i urttpriy. fine hiuce thr innu^urntion «»f IL—Lan-lni:, Jr., Mu. It u r k *■ Mi at 3:30 p. nt. Adv. of the Protestant E p i s c o p a l Dr. Do;ik H. ( ’nmpU’)l an |ii%■**i» Steole, Min?* Huth llsilt*. Mi** \\ lihalidu r t I I Winn. Mm. Church in the United State* of vIc'Yll of thf collpjff. Kottill. I Dull Mm ( l ,1- ii,.I I'ulnfiu - tvi*» • IHtl l • . j j f.. -d •»llic H(*«•*♦' Whitttr M»« H, n •» America. Bishop Tucker probably if ftiilf!l‘| .I M I J III F.II| s*|s* f tl ll'il A. . • •. b .-I# Thf "Pfiikor. onf of tlm most • lenuhnu, amt M»tulrr Wil Mi will make two addresses to lb dtomiiifnl Wumcu id AmiM ini t** -up mu Hx ii ill - v .•* \ M S'>l|l 1» \ Ml convention. At IV \\ k» \ |..ml flltci P Ahit Mi* I lay. i now « **•» - thr Delegate# to the con w-Otl-m <i thr IU-t mining iiik) Itt-fiii f l -i a (ri |l |t. « I iintll-y \f I ltdh. from I lie Church of the* Holy j irnl \dmidi*l i iiHtiii »*f Do • f Mtilh i m M. .. | if M» TO a & P Crops nf Ibis n ly an End VV t ltd > h » « u \i, • |mr idirnt uf I.oImm m W.i-hiiif I 1(1/• • MEEI INI. Rail, Dr It. W. Ituprechl nn.lj,1. «f|. Thf * Jiff Ili 1 ITtt|)llI14d nf he*i ■»fu| M• s link H i tui M t ,1 i ■ Fir i II II. Coleman, with l| n ml n I I h ip frtt jmihh-m* •*f nintr^pi », ' i. I I li ll.'lil -|IIJ. telly Chase. J. 1„ English und T W.|, iti into lh*» tuimmjmly of n Tiic i (prc-.-uiit In'1nil'll till’ uiei'DIIg Man.lay at 3 .U Jones, ulternstes. t. rvitr women an«l nthri* who*** ai the church annex, RnThu Rev. Mark T. Carpenter, liven huff horn iHurupttNl hy tin- devil and I III’ deep blue s e a " u u ' piyen nf w-nk dune pastor of the church also will war. Sh« i* on Inn*? of ah#i*nr*» urlgiimled in DOT when a S c n ll id i ian Ins nilil li'tinrts. were attend, and a great many visitors from Fimhit* UnivrruUy, uhrrv regilil’ lil uri. trapped lad WCeil , illi tile t in lar y frren nro ex peeled to go to the Sun-, »lip is Draft of VStmirn nml pro i be (Kean and S w i d i Ii artiUhe) . I ..f the ■II >In shine City for this first convention f* **or of pnyrlmloKy. At Alumnar j 1,rr* sines wartime travel restrictions t "Hi-it© h**r mhlreii. mTinhih**) to 1h tfivcn dunnif thr III oVIotk were lifted. Deh'gale# and clergymen from "icning seaslmr Saturday rti.irn it g. Mnv May II. ll. will follow thr ""*• nd»- n-tf. mure rH than forty parish**parishes and siurts in In South KluriiU Flrir'ila will crmvd K- neral theme uf thr I tt ti Huy g ihering thr fullin' nf hiifhrt St. I'eter’s Church, where the Rev. Evan A. Edwards, leclur. - Iiivuttflll Other prominent speakers ntuCluttlng M. Gray, general chair­ man, and Alts. Thumai G. Frier, wd| narticipare lit a discussion president of the Woman’s Auxi­ on Higher Education in Florida liary of SL Felcr's parish, are ni the session will be Dr. Colin making plans to handle an influx English, state superintendent of Richard H of several huhdreds. Convention public inst nothin; headquarters will lie set up ill n Mrnpton. vice-chairman nf thr downtown hotel only a few steps i itixens’ Committee un Education; and Dr. Dunk H. Campbell, presifrom the church. The annual convention of tho ■hnt of FJurida Stale College for Woman'* Auxiliary will lie held Women. The entire program, nut "ct simultaneously with the diocesan complete*, will definitely begin convention. With the triennial General Con­ -,n the evening of Mnv lit with vention of the Church in Philadel­ a gain concert of the FSCAA glee club and orchestra phia'Tondng next September, ll band, F ia expected the convention will undar the direct Ion nf the famous Instruct this diocese's delegates composer IVrcy Grainger, who on tmnortant Issues to come be­ will bo a guest of the college fore tne nation al body, Including for National Music Week ending the canon on marriage, proposals that nighL Following the concert, an Informal coffee Is planned. for revision of the Book of .Com­ On . Haturday, In addition to thp mon' Prayers, nml’ for organic ! urnming session, there will lie it ~ - = ~~— u n io n with the Presbyterian luncheon in th* East Dining Hall Church in the north. of-the college, a business meeting SW^M T R U N K S B Y of the Alumnae Association, In Mr. and Mrs. Norton formal class reunions, a formal banquet in 0t« college dining ball Of Geneva Entertain and a reception after the banquet. The main speaker for the bonquet Mr. and Mrs. Don Norton' of haa not yet been announced, and Genova and Vtrgennea, Y t„ hon- plana for radio coverage are in­ sughter, Mr*, ftoberi complete. FfiOW has more than 7.GU0 Luehner, Sunday with a fish fry on the Bt. Johns River. Mrs alumnae in all iiarts uf the world, Buehner it a student at Boston and each of tnem is being in­ CotDge and is visiting hsre with vited hy mail to attend tho past her parent* during the spring war gathering. Houslm# on the Terry Cloth JeckeU, $1.85 and 12.00 holiday*. campus will be arranged. Those enjoying th# occasion Colton Robe*, $6.95 Dickens and WUIIam were: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Guyett. SyT* i Thackeray who beJohn Blavtn, Mrs. Craig Brooks. (.fa t h e r Sandal*, $1.00 fo the Dims London clubs, Mr. and Mr* Levy, Mrs. j . W. giant* uf the Victorian Dtek Norton and Hose its, w»re personal rivals In one angry break didn't speak for fiv t years. Hoclety Edilori C.'ccll* Trulurk Social Calendar Person a I s „ .. . a Old, Old sio-y JANTZEN and B .V .D . Georg* Vjashlngton postponed his famous farawsil address for four roar*. It was originally prsfaradWor delivery a l the end of hiarflret term, before he agreed toNpecept a �- : •jft't * ■?t-ti*UhW F a UE fo u r TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1916 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA •w Presentation To Be Made During . ‘ DodgertSenator Tilt Tomorrow, •* i* V Griffith. HimfitilP SU&gegied- Hudson Start Game on Mo uncttorAmerican Lcagruers; Ticket Sales Reported Excellent Harold I’arrnlt, nf.lht. IlnroklnC ii miiinci'J I hit afternoon that in addition III Dllie Unwell, Jack Graham. Dixie Walker and Stun Itnjek, (he following Dodr.rr* will nl<n appear in the Diotiklyn lineup for tnmarrow allrrnoon* g a m e : t’ i • r h r r H-Jean liny. Curt -l>**i», Art Herring and Tom Kr.il*; noliirldrr John Itirro; Tttf iehirr* H d d i e S l i n k ) , Cookie I.avugrttn, Clark Griffith, owner nf tltJ Washington Seimlnr*. nml Branch lilt-key, president of the' llhooklyn Htidgcrx. will bo presented ster­ ling hilt-er bowlr tomorrow by Gr.vrirlnf Mlltflrd Caldwell In lf'^ ‘ half nt.'Semlttnio County, Il w i* tthnnaared today by the Veteran’* lloinrcomfng Celebration commit* The i Ciddwel un> of Rags to Riches, Now Me Cross Finish Line Nose to Nose IAINQWOOD..April 2. (Special) — The second dead h?at in n* many nlgjita -marked the second event at HanfimMlelaada -Keniwt club -last night when Hags to .tithe* and Now Jle___romped aero** Ihe wire hd»e and nois for place money. They paid < I!,W ami f 17.10 and $7 and re­ spectively. Tenlgnt’a F.nlrira ilacc ■ t alar.1*1 •lltii M.oin, F Ia?||1.‘JT Hpi'ttil* K iv Iln.'R. . tin I II) Ilullif (tratul lll.itt'll) Hn'tii N»WK ni>«ll*il I’snllm Srr..i*d t ill* JULIAN fiTENSTROMasss£35H3Ma^a ■Dig Day Tomorrow Let's bo nt It. lulls! Tomorrow'll the big liny. Toimir* row in Veteran's Homecoming Day for tlie rutumed Horvlu* men nml women from Semitioiu County. The program .of gulp festivities has been nrowuod by the Scmiitt'.o County Chaniber of Commerce through n committee headed by General Chairman George .Touhy, —■ r ' "Thirt are eleven main points on Ihe'hometoming * program, five of which are sports eyen.tn. The initial event is motor bout racing. At Lee Hits completed all arrangements and, incidentally, has certainly Hprformed a fine jo ji in lining up this portion of the' program, The Hcccmcl event will be the golf tournament which la to be held at the Seminole Country Club under the dlrfctlon of Ed I-evyAVhitnor. Thict event will get underwav at 1:00 ocloek tomorrow afternoon. # * , . AlJJ;S#JjmotruwifUrnoon. the public u invited / to witness a cracker hor** rnce which -|g->siii|cd‘tTi >he ‘field opposite the Armory. Johnny Leunnrdy is said to have lined up mime of the best riders In the county to participate and ulsn In a ring tourney. One o f ti\c main attractions will be the cxijihiUun lia r , r. I ll U l l r l H lM la lr ln tlnr-rl tort.) VV»)r, II W *■ Hawily. Illu. Klrtv Hot.|.. Tin rail fat j,irv. >| b, XI «n I,In Oalilnsr n «l B ill Itnl: •ItlX iH a rr— KirtarMri ll| a la l* la lls r r l I -iiiii.l Mni. -1*1 lu^i.lhra Mi, Mr t-'lau-t Hulllri l-alaird Ursuiy, l.s*i ll.iiiml mill ilrrry Kay. kn .IK linrr - I'Hlarll)! SIB i i Hit11 i-aiillrl.) I.urky itlrl. ij)|.*i B.,ll Kens." Jovial Hr. I,itch i Htt|i mu' M.Uiiwk Bra vs. Clsklh llw r — Kalarltn l (|hIhIs Iii llarr I Bam), I'.iiltln Ban Jprrsv Virki lluUliii Hi nil I. Never Tear. Itvwgrd Mr. Jrrci i:> sml Buck) Tim .Mark llarr - X/) Mlln lltalalrla llarr I Wllimi. Mrrfv tVIdnk, I IV, \Vllll.- utnlr 1'ilirl. Ilr-nl tJiUt. Ji•, A-1: ..■ 11n*1 HkmraMiB i 'i .iiub Tralk llrrr — 3. ID Mllrl WcdncKtliiy morning nboard tt Hpanlilng new bont -Dur­ ing (he first day, Nhames reported (hey caugh( over l&OooundH of f(Hh and repcn(ed the same performance (he following day. "We rntighl mostly King Mackerel and HonKa. The lloniln Ih n gtxnl gnme fish. We also ctiught gome gnaniHM^ntackerei" While Hpeuking of fishing, Mnrthu am] Ully Vlhlt'n and Deriuuy ami Itnlph Dean had n fair evening liutt Hnturdny. They caught 40 troul nf Qtjroimdo^Deajh. Today h Hporta Oddity ituff <m the )«*« datlgit— " iW p— twlth C *r»l«#^ T»*«4in §. O tM STATIC and W H EEL IIA LAN C IN G D Y N A M IC C. C. W elsh WELSH IHRE 5HUP Ban font diamond When askc<l if hs would be on hand for the game, G riff atittred th e comtnitUe that he mo»t «ertainly would. He I* keening close tnj un each man In ■ Usuhington uniform. h*«n though Manager Oiile 1)1urge i* working very closely with the muad In rounding them Into shape for their trek nurthward, hs ,ho* a hard time telling Ms bo** suinethlng new al nut the .Senators, for (iriff's long year* uf observing the talent in ths ball orchard* and hi* dally nrcsenc/ at workoul* and game* keep* him well abreast nt his club1* development. When IlAiiii-h Rlckcy cante hero last w «k for the liubeoue that wan given him and hu ball dgli*, he assured the conmtlUcemrn il attend the game Wedeald that inrsdny. IHe . , ____ ___ he thought ____ 'that it we* a fine thing for the •county to turn nut for n colehrnItjnn for the nturned war veter­ ans and If he could add anything tin the tribute ha would consider 'It n privilege,----- --------i l.po I hi roc her announced ye*' 'tenlav that oulfleliler-Dixie'Walk|or, f.rst Iasi man, Jnek Graham, second barrman Stan llojek’ and ratehtr Dixie llowelt will le lyn lineup. Advance gale of ticket* Indi­ cate* not only vast interest ,tn Ihl* Washing! en'Brooklyn gam* but that many |Hiv* no yen for lining up In a ticket queue. With this presentation ceremony sche­ duled Jiiit before th* start o f the gam* added stimulus to 'th e at­ tendance i* expected. The Sensational New MONITOR T Date Alcxandi-r piloted.the IWhi entry to a nmmhing ,»ucc.***. bywinning :m out ui Ji»j tut* ior a oouinlng .731 live rage tnat will be ham to beat. Naturally, It was enough to win the pennant hands down. The reds lonowcd in IPtd *itn Ut wins in Bill starts (or a Football coach Frank Leahy ol Notre Dame, just back .*.01 mark. Previously, from the Navy, known there Ih ilo wny t<i pleiin- h gridiron jicrformer like netting a big Htcak beiore him. Leahy- has filth among a ntanding offer to overy Irish player of u Htcak dinner for any min who getn a HChoIaRtic average of eighty or over for a aemtaler. Mi-.ksr Bill. TsilllliiD I Hrl. Jan Itnwiiv. Hvl'ri Buinr. Hpvclal T il. lu rry Dili Air ll»cbl* and Trynainli »R*ln." S t Augustine Only Aggregation to Cop Double ^Pennants healthy * (j/fkJaJ _ league reCorde reveal that the lalaiiiiccs iinlihcd in the fjf» l lllvi*iah dour out of j Ix time*, winning *131 game* and losing Ilrtt. They copped the loop emun In HMD with a ,filt) aver­ age after winning'HO out of I.TJ fumes; they were tecond In HlIUl with a -healthy JHl, and secotui in 1JJO with n .ML Fhey finishci led fourlti in til.Jf with n .61H, fifth In Hell with u .4<<J, ami geverilh In 10117 with a Wh-Uier the i.rooklyn Dodgers, new spunsor* " i tuu Daytona ncach cmi>, win provide a* muen pun:h a* uid the at. Luuts Card­ inals from iV-iii thru HMI can­ not bo known until the season a end. Sanford’s Ccbryfcds, returning to competition utter rcIjniiutAhmg its Irancmte il, mid-lUti, boast* tnu league'* ovcuiit, best wort nml lost aVeinge, a ->31. A charter member, has Huytonu Ilruch, Hanlord * *ecoml pi le.* stanning can re credited hugely lo the two, piiueiiUi tearna lulded lit I tln r# I Kir* 1 liwli Ksricy'* lisli) Vlrlnrr Hall, I'm I taring.-''New*. 1 11*1 tv . )r<')i|.. TktrU User - 1 l.-l* Ulln I Nrr.st.1 Hall 11*11) IIhhOI*) T »*« Dirt. Hlnolilfi llmiilr Hue. tVte's Hi.lie. I*«»I.IU- I'll)*, li.ild Tilrk, Bull'* I',on Hllk nml ll"f v»l tllll. I-..,rII. Ha** — Kalarllji llluiatrl* llnrrl ■,Tlinr i-Utlll. IlmlMc K-U*. true IIIH'i . ItiliB’r Msmecr.-i llubu iwn. Itnf Hlsnip. list .1" Bl"! llalrw.'f.U. Motor Boat Races To Open Gala Homecoming Celebration Tomorrow. Prove Cpstly T INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Nputfi anil SpInnhcH , Sanford finished si* learn* in Hidl, ... One legged M onte Stratton ntill bus Home fire in big fast hall'nml has made an nuapiciouij .return to professional distinction ' b« navirts wor 'wo baaeball . . , The Cleveland Indians have smoked rthb' \wacc pennant* .In *a, ssesons. They '(Inpipe and have been welded Into a scrappy heads-bp ball until fourth m tuuu nut won tne club that will give every team in the Americnn League a piny-atI* that then decided the fight, ho wtyH Alva Bradley . . . Hugh Ldby, who wore a league clowns* In lu ll they land­ oh top with l)J vDloriea In 12t) Giant uniform In 1044, has been sold :to (no''S«n FrancliHio ed games. Seals . . . Although national association rules permit Clai»s in* Saints were third in HMD, D cltibH until.June 1G to reduce their atiunds, we were giad winning iu ana losing on,- fifth to sec the Florida State League stiftk by thu old 'cir«jlt iIn iwu whsn they «*un mi and Loping perfect-}'«*} they rule * . . L. oh. IIo . McMItchel, • ■ ■ . with - * an almost m .*#* * *11,# iu:.*«th . * .in tD «3n i;w >hen nxth -n indoor season behind him, Ih looking ahead to an outdoor(•{*(.’) track camiHdgn . . . Tho The 10th annual Miutors Maaters fiolf Golf Tourna-1 ^ourna- 'game*^" " >*y ey n W ut "f 1,W mont Is slated to get underway in Augusta Thursday . . . t^esbuig i* u perhaps pcrlmp* tho the most lAesbutg A former International skating champion, Yvonn6 Llgne.of'foneutentiy i>«»t ot the loop* ....... . .. for -having finished in tna Belgium, has been sentenced to death murdering her entries, fjr*t divislun four out ot -five husband . . . ' * 'year*. A lter finishng fuurth In s a ill U *n itr t t l'li lf M a a 'Hair, J Aunty ‘ Rowland uml J. U. ny ill MAW STBWTKCM Vs l* run*, their--fsnrili)* u»-l McNeil. Chtif-leal-Jinhhr-will l»o fi inula I'lus many ethtr visitors II i). Freeman with K. P. I.jwo will wend their way int» Sanford nctinir a# judge,-, aland gu-iyd. 1 h ; schedule for the Wednes­ tomorrow to witness and partici­ pate In the numerous erenta day races, Lee uiver as fnlbw*: schoduletl on the Vctlrsn Home- A meeting will lie hud dl 1) a. in. at the American Legion Hut t* cominK Celebration program. j Tht first of four major sports firm III iart.:e all owner* ami drivers event* will be the boat ract* to of entile* or - i.io m u coum?. bo held on Lake Monroe. The starting clock, flag. signals nod Hiring piogrsm has b.en tome Ito check entry h|»n!v*. All race* pictrly orzanitril under the dine* will consist of one heat over five tlon of Chairman AS Lae. Since miles. Llt*t nice will to class Midget this 1* the first event on the entire day's curd,. hi) portf-m and "A ". Ih** will begin at Bt-tA of the program should attract a. m.. timiteir to a.rvicc outboard boot* and motor* not exceeding thousands. manufacturer* advertised h t»r * c Over a «.'ns:n snlrics tinvo received from vnrlnui vnrlica* port.one portion* of power of ,12 IIP or not over 11 the state, lncludn-r‘'TiimBk t#r Haven and Ortando. It U re^ - Second - race—^iCI’— atatting a*. norted that , thu boats entered 10:30 U. m. limited run strictly i» from Lhe Tampa area rtcently stock strvice itiotois and about captureit7',four major prites at a boat* t:s feet or over in ae:ord« aacc lo A. I*. U- A. rule*. Third regatta in Miami. '' * They arc coming for the midget mees — Class "C * beginning at ‘'A ”" races. Other cnand Class ''A en­ 11:10 « . m., is limited to »ci-vice tries are still being taken, hy motor* not exceeding manufac­ rtnl it. ar'.l nppliuition^ may irr turer* (iilvertUM! horsepowir of HP or nut over 30 eu. In dl*rmiuestcif through IL D. Freeman placement. .Kuuiih race—frefc-foror from Lee. Those officiating during ' the sli Flatting at 11:60 a.m., is ynrace* are F. E. Iloumlllat, clock- timited. Any type outboard hydro­ man: Arthur Moor/, gunman; II. plane or outboard runabout wl'h M Pearce am) John ' flrumley. any *i*e motor. Prixe* t.ie according lo the podHags; Harry I^c, A lt'. Johnson, Joe MeUch and Tom Rutncr, tim­ tion finishing. The first prlie for er# and RUl Toll recorder. Pole- each rate for first place is- S'J'L boat will be operated by Phil second (ill and third f0. Walters Needs To Pitch Reds To * 20 Victories To Crash “208” Club Hv CHIP HOY At, * “ That wa* ttuitc an auspicious T A M P A, April 2. —(VPi— debut. Tb-y scored idunit « dnten Ptobabiy mi out cv«r worked any run* off me, ufter I walked an haidcr to become n pitch.r thnn [n.hrr dozen and li t tour or fitr Bucky Walters of thy Cincinnuti finen. Red*—an he’s still doing it at 33. Thumbnail I'review after |& sciuun- in the majors. t'l N U N N A TI HKDS If every ballplayer had the Inflrld-*-Fair spirit and ambition nf the six Outfield—Hina foot .pno right hander, the sport Patching—Coo I would bs overflowing with *nI'ltrhlng— Excellent thuxlasm. lUtling—Poor Lucky I* nil over the' field. Finish—7th or Hth When herisn't throwing, he’j hold "Hut. I aiu determined I *■)« ing down hi* old thirti base spot, going to be n major tpagmr. I or reaching far and wide for spent every minute I could nat on grounder* «t *hort, second or Iho mound, studied errry hitt*-r first. ' anil pit:her I could see, nml trl.'il Usually bareheaded, sometime* not |n fnegnt u thing." he chese* flihi In the outfield. "W ell, kid, you sure made "1 think there is only one way good," smiled * Wilson, non n to get in shape for a *cn*nn," coach of thr HeUs, who happened •miles Walters, '*and that I* to *o hear Ducky's last remark. “And Wbek. You can have all the calls- 1 „o7ice you still love to win ito n k t you want. Let n ftiy btnq those close onp* You know you down to atop n few grounders, nied only 20 more to get in the then make him reach for some, goo victories club!'' in , fOiri thry won the crown In IDM, with the oh| Phillie* organitation then. I f -yon r»uhl dn anything nt rnded *hml in IWiO, sixth tn ll>K all In baachall, they wouldn't tut » nod were fourth In 1041. In five you go. • ; • • Ringside seats for the heavyweight title l*6ut'betwotm ^ re32M” uUfiirhe*.M°ininBrlt*ni1 " I knew 4 couldn't make the as an infielder, »n t started champion Joe Louis and challenger Billy Conn will :oat Ualmumiie'i G-Man have won grade throwjng them. Onp day Jimmy JHU0 each Promoter Mike Jacob* announced the iitlre <6° 207 gem** in jy * * gdior). my manager then, *aid yesterday for the bout to,be-hold at the Yankee Stadium I*'e“ r*; {Ldmffmt°in ’{uui T^? T m going to let you pitch against th> UeiU In a couple of daya. Bo get ready * * --------*x—‘ th . Bring the Aspirin! s TodayV Sports Uugh' The chnlrninn of the Now York State Boxing Com­ mission. Eddie Eagon, was a top-flight amateur fighter many yean ago. i1’’4 ♦ One Ume he waa sparring With Jack Demprey and he got frlaky, taiialnr a solid punch on Jack's jaw. That did IL Tht fldaV ihWR h#‘knew, Dempsey'wag holding hlm( up under the nr/n^pn^ muttering, Talta * * * '.." " «< * * r00 iyd rates. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S 1-ong Hop '- yH'a la long hop .from Brooklyn to Mexico City, n stocky, skillful Mickey Owah hM,' iridde the Jump. T| Btooklyn backstop antioUnced today he has signed a flV year contract us playe^maiuger wlth tb^ Mexican Basebi Dugt-bht The newts irdd 'gtNn"Obt by'Dodger prcHldent xican^oatlH for a Ixmus of 312,500. Mickey or mar lift* doar IF YOU : us fO R — ^ a i n t i : jg . ii : Th* first, skull of the so-cslltd Neanderthal, man was discovered In ISftO lq Germany, M ' . IW * Hy RONALD McINTYHR » ■Hve fit. Paul error*, th re e ** thou by MrJ Pigg, rookie third batemnn, cu*i the Saint* a chance to win a ball game from Mn|itrjsl here yesterday. •' > Krruri figutvd In the ^coring of two Sloyul run* «nd the InWr* national l-caguo champions filliihtil.vo theJt-og end-of A-»'k.lq t ncote- In u Xante that -provld/d exactly >tt paying cuitomti* with eome o f the most hrllHantl.-pItchtng you'd over "can) lo »e*.V ■, both Hick Lstiafcan, and Ra Wetland tunicd in neat paportn* ance* f o r 'lh j Saint* LuT neither matched the effort* of Barney DcKcrge. n roturncn til who went reven Inning* for Montreal nml gave up only one. hit, a jingle .in th; second hv Homer Matney. I.unnhan pitched the first five inning* and allowed only four hit* — two of "them in the third when the Hbynl* counted their first run and- Virtu In the fifltk when they scored 'their otlPT marker o ff It.m. He fonrtctl four and didn't permit it baje on bo!l». In the -thirtl, Itackiey beat >out a lap in front of th; plate but •was fo.-ccl nt rrcor-.l,* Paul Sch>tndienst to Ceotge Spear* with Pnmuxotti safe »t fivat. _ When Whitman griu^dfil to Sehoendlen-t fot an ea»y nut on the next play. Schoenoleasl tnrow Iho Itall away trying b) gei |t«ni»Colll *1 tecond and he. scored on T*turM| singl 1 to center. , In thn fifth, Pigg commuted the seeoh I of Til* three err.n* vchj.n ho threw the h»H a «a y after fielding Kamatotli’ * ground­ er. Itum^iotti stole second and count'd on Shuba's *ing|e. > Welland took up the pitching burden at- the start of the sixth nml 'ullowed one run and four hit*. He walked iwo ami fanned one. Montreal'* run o ff Welland hi the ninth was the only legitlmit* on? o f the three. Rafley tripled to light with one out and.ecored on Itamniolti'a long fly to Mai­ ne) Twn of Si. Paul’* three hits were bunched off^ tinlrj, who re­ lieved DePorgc, in the ninth in­ ning and were good for th* only Sailit run. Weiland opentd tbo Inning with a single do cent) rand Spurs followed with a single-to the same «pot. sending Wellaml to third. Il» scared a* K d^i Ilasinski forced S|>ear* at second and then Pete Chapman and Schoendienst were easy outs. The bright spot of the Saints' pcrftumance yesterday was of courje, ll»e pitching of loinahan uml Welland, both of whom ap­ pear about riady for the open­ ing. of the season. Cut not far lichiml wa* the exhibition Spear* gave at stort-stop. The relumed (il. wj\p Ih0 innperty o f the Shreveport C’A o f (he Tiaaa League heforp tie war aiul who ha* lieen slated for a Class " leagUO this seitnon, bad tun* chance* at short and handled I him flawlessly. He hs* been little short of sptetatular in thne Tif the last four game*. With no exhibition games sched­ uler. until -Thursday when the Saint* trav.'l to DeLand to mart Imiinnnjioli* again, Manager R|y IIlades t* devoting today and inmet row to stiff morning w o^* out*. Tomorrow'* drill will to opt short h'cause of the Wuliingten and Brooklyn game scheduled h««- ' . Garments af brushed rayon will remain soft and Huffy,* long tint If unblrached muslin ls all you) If wdihed carefully by hand, not e u get for lining d r a w , be sun! (row tiB into a txashar. (o ,pmhrfnk or yuu ll run the; risk o f ugly pucktrs h»t«r on. { »• ik m V w « f H : "A MU hex*-. , - The rubber-legged Lagan muttered back: “A half hook, eh? Well, never mind-giving me the other half." Only 41 Fans Watdi Lanahan, Welland Turn In Neat Per­ formances On Hill Yu, «ay,iuHH>* oacdii your radio t» not too Radio Repair, Service. �Tf f.Kt-5*i.<-Y i r ' -" TWESOAYv- APRIL 2. HUB 1 U E S a n f o r d i i k k a i .d . s a n k o r h ■ ■m 'rw- " ...... — »j! -S«a *1. li! 1* 4>l ti , »ni* 4|« lilt Citi'liK i II1111\ u VM-in-x • Phone 137-W v iin itM H i.v fnf l'| i f , STRAW BERky FLOYD A. PALMER Profit?- With Special Agent V I.G O R O Sanford f $ 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 PH O NE Florida THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of UL m o IU . \ Dry Ck'aning Dept Like HOME For-fORD SERVICE t ' l i f It «*f till- I Ih-n I '"of'•" C A P T . C. H 0 L H 3 C I.A W . | R e tire d ), O w n er TWJ5*^ Fourth Stt. IliiJ Ijr, • l.IN lnN IIIHJI K, l»« fruit ml. U It STS.’1 ' my |iami «nil uffirt-u * .il F.*nf*nl, fwtrtlnnl* su»i. oi ri*<iia«. tl»i - i•«tf% U> i M kf- I. A I » . I*IU H OLTSCLAW V E N E TIA N B LIN D CO. r t '^ Experience i« ' proving __lh«t ll pa>» the Rtowrr well to feed strawberries with Vigor«» Commercial Grower. ,lnfrifft.fd )l(ld . early maturllj, full flavor, and rxrrllent shippine quality are n few of (He advantage* man) grower* qre attributing to Vigors CornmrrrUI (irnwer. Thrsc arc advnfdngr* that »|irl| extra profit; Investigate: ---- •Dv« u Outm (tyftt*Jte^3t r«<|Uiml In iip. |4|( In a eerinlti lumlito; *ri tin —«t Miif) Bxl D*w't m ff«t Ih* p U » 4ii**$nftnt *»f it id lndl«r«tloa. u u h i , heiiibaln, m * LIQUOR > 4 4 4 4; 4| 4! 47 5| 4| 4| OK AM , KINDS — -^rTnj - hmirns^-thn r^tr~~’VA!T* .ill- tnklMfT ”\A|i*lr ™tin» It . Ml) i -ii vvithnut iii»iM,*imi U h l iiirr ytui i*n tin- \ii:b nu ■* it*it fret from yooi cm ;t lijtil; . « m f , a trifiblf* cln li! Smiw nim hi ytnii t'pt t lulltii; omo** •"w lit1Jii rt-«11\it111 rii* h *11*h *! •il Whit I \m% nfft! t hi n iitumc !•» |»a\ »l^rl«M I *tl.»M ' ittl ftlMLMIllt VfM’tl-l .* i •' i'ii if* 11« y*»tMCifI - Till* 7* >.ith 1; tojllfIon or ujim1! iii^iM.Miyi' into metllcttl oxjmit.'c |mymi'0t. If the! ilriitT o f the other ear ■fhirikjpi ; nu were to Maim* foi the o*-* ; •uleni. he u ill Mar! mii; aifailtrA ! you for it'pnlr* 10 hip rar, for ih*ftort muse tnut ho piini t*vpritiH** Uriel io»4 of oai "f1 111040 ItlJiU l'il III klllt f L:I til l » nr. What vuii ne«M tlipi*, oitil i»Unty 4»f ti* ** r -ut;y nn:t UifrprHx itauifipf* In' i •im W f. T h «lr* ni ■i-1» 11' 01)101 not • ti lobe . k‘hu I 312--SANFORD AVE A policy Isatied for tho AUTO PAINTING S E R V IC e necessarily cover your^ neeils. When yoy urc ro[K 8 € Y 0 N D T H E resented by us, we see1 * * that every iwlicy ‘ia*iiwP C O N TRACT. to vou meets vour in­ dividual reiiuiremcntB. A PRODUCT OF SW IFT THE KILGORE SEED CO. PHONES rs AND 48 The Sanford1Flerutd toea Into more tliin BOOO home# In Senford and SeidldAW Cmmiy. If on htv* enminhliHt fo Mil or uy you will find thal e clMtdfkil Ad In theee columns will tell the most people about it for the least money. Phone 14H or brine your »d to Tho Herald •file* fpr quick m ulls. E C LA S S IF IE D RATES I^ost and Found— Ihe OHr U7( fl.’ir |trr linr lor one insrrlinn per llnr for A insertions I) LACK leather wallet 1Ullttill per linr fm sis insertions C (travels. Phiuic ton i Ue . |)er llnr for ZS insertions ward. Minimum charcr 30r | LADIES (iiucti watch Iqiuu Coont 1 nurtls to*a line town vicinity itewurd. Phnne inr|ndin)( phone and address I 'l l O N K 20(1 All the VITAMINS lor all the fa at lust a FEW PENNIES a DAY An Automobile Insur­ ance Policy Will Protect You Against These Dangers liuntc Office, Newark, New Jersey man n ext door dnea not Strickland ^ Morrison, Inc ptltti, bio41, »oflt rtlftKh, *h#4 * i,ir c (iftlfti, turr.it f Mnatioo. ft atui ui. #r I'iiiu, li»»t» a\tt vtn*r sitaptvmt ul fictru |i>per-*^ iut to year new •« I i t 1 tit* flUDti fUMUntil* A11***?l» •I filial A-ri tHf Mid# of itt tani« fail; *rttn« ctnNjKlfitf (ifMerited l»ir main D-*v* tdtt. AifMln with VIUwlw 11 I rain £ 4# *4J faal iell#l ef *»ar drwfiut «*U *? «*trwllj reflect pear mvtitj tff A.<i-iti* t«»dt? it all iwd dtc* ttarr« tirFAtheft. In Sanford AI iVurlilon *tru .: \ M E IU C A H.JAM ES GUT AGENCY HVl --------- — ■ » ” |p »‘iMJllty, ¥ 14»1ill il x *4 a I*LirVJBi «.*1 I Ml r Mt '1* hin*if W■« i* I A 11* » ** L E G A L NOTICE m -CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, wurp-proof. No 'metAl 'sUts used due to climatic conditions. All tyi>e blinds repaired. F ree estim ates. I 'M i K f l o r id a PureteSti I Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins A. Bi, C, 0. E, C and Df„ plus LIV tR , IRON, Calcium P a n to th c n a it and Niacinam ide, • You can nctrr l>c *urt' i n 4ir fjcniriq cn.w^t* r U v m t i l v iu i i i i i i . uiift'.. ) m . t u p f i r m i t t l y» ur J tc l Hill i k m m n <|U.ntiur. Ill .• i i .i i i i * No. j iu ji .I iRain.t .ii.min Jiiiciriuj! Sijci’ .Iic hiic 1*Uo4* uiini lubil If) yiiur iimily imbv. FfOt* -* 1 9 4 6 FUND; CAMPAIGN FINE QUALITY WHISKEY WINE RUM 61(1.1. BUSINESS SERVICE NK W ifuttvrs and down spout , Italn wafer tanks. See .timime FIRST tjC A l.lT V CHICKS Cowan Sheet Metal Works. llh. Ini. Reds. Wh. A it. Itmks, B. POPE COMPANY, INC. Wyandotte*, II. Orpingtons, 100— NEW radiator cores and radiator LAKD'fi feed, irroceric*, etc. 113.00, prepaid life delivery uunrrepairing. Sen Jimmie Cowan >im Hufi-J. It. ij, Touchton, anted. with Ka. Ohler 3 la rtfv Sheet M»U| Works. metal feeders and 2 watirs UODfiK - I'l.YM Ol TH fro* of ehhrve. I'nulti. e'ntm P A R IS ANO SKKVICK WE ARE fully equipped nfld 713 So. Howanl Avc. Tampa, 109 1‘ altnrtto ArePhone m il know how to recap your llm . Natural rubber^ or synthetk. we protect sidewalls of your K A liy rarriajre esreUeni r 'ulltion l i t ACTORS tires. Johee T ir e , Shop, Cor. 40tf Palmetto, Photn 27. J. Renal i cd or overhsiuled I tat and Elm, Phone 008. FOUR vacuum cleaners. Eureka pelts. CPH0TyTKRKH~fahrkV, Upes’anr| Premier. Ilundull I lee Irk IHILI.HR MOTOR SAI Iries, Lroeatelles, damasks. Phi ...___ -* j^_ 204 W. First NL Mnfftmeni1fer « r t - ONE cvmmettlal lot with double mid • R H. truck. 117' * lOt. btk desired. R. 8. AUTOMODILK and- ivlialnr. m Phone 72. 1% N. Grant* Av*., paired. Wrlnhl and Cohen Cm brc. 21st A French, Phoni FOR R E M — 8 T R A V Cl.KANINti ■ tan better, chaialt i N I C E 1. Y fumithi-d » panment. 410 Myrtle Ave. lif»‘ k JLLW rM O TO R HA LE8 It. appeared In these columns. I f you hat* something to Imy or sell ufte I lets)H class Led ads for quick remit j. IRANdES $2.00 bushel dclUctVd. R. W- Lord Phone 784-W, k£ ----A L —bargain _ — ...in_ • __ ___ recon­ ditioned and rafinishtd sewing machine for this week only. Williams Flalt Shop. DLL ROOFING, rw and roof coatlng~pr fornl'oiler Beal mt '■Catoar'a. — " Utmural Insurance dattcry Chai Apartment for First street. rent. 'ill' W. and part.tnne clerks, W HITE C K ' PACKAGE STORE W A N llilD tX L boy your ear, ag* or eondlilct M ay Eat — \N li; llh V I l> A'< i i i r L ife ’s ,11 Kl.. i ..1 ..... C \ K I{ A w >RFU - I N M li x m i: c l i *.llh \U' \ N U .l.M ’t - li\ It i i iiMih i m i | 410 SA N FO R D A V E N U E TWAhJtc^ FO G W E l M A G A Z IN E S U B * — I S C fc lP H O N S --7 1 MG (CETT.'r- LO O F-S 1 V*JEGG W G O fd G A l'~ 7 k^M NV N O T / *1\,| B G iN G A M S ’’M W T i o ir / o t i s m ir v tiiL L bicTi o&r*FAia w i s ^ W AV.'t— - r A f f l i-bD AD -V EIJAK H I Bv P A U L R O I i i N S O N 1 NOU S E E . D A O / S K E N M y iS N t * A S L----- ( THAT WAS LAZY AS y o u THOUGHT — -----1 HE WAS .*|------- ; WAD* J HUH ? v 'yDU N E V E R W E N T N E A C ,1 HV O FF IC E ." y o u ■I ( H Enavai —r L O A i-E f? !Jt \y l| o O A G A lH . N O kSiCDDING ^NETLL SOON /ro\ FIND, our.^ \£ CURTAINS, washed starched and stretched. f>IS Melfenvllle A>**. FLOOR HANDlNti ofa) finishing. Cleaning and wax­ ing, . New floofs surfaced to per­ fection. Old floora made like new. Call ' . ___ furnitwa, etet. Refin Red Windham, ttS4. n o w Dy . P A U L . R O B I N S O N ______(V o U C A H ^ ELEAL E S T A T E I S S O O M iM G / S N O W 'O B E A G O O D T IM E TO J- . . ., W E L L VYOfl/iV A G O u r TH A T WHEN TH E T IM E C O N < E S .*'F H iS I VSIELL UNLOAD (-----------1T H IS f t — r - * ----- IN B A D S ^ S g f - . - i T VVITHVOUB f AGAIN.J W A N T E D TO RE) m m , ■_ , n > t CWNA* M ire.w y. A v :h '~ burnished ca-M-it/i It .Wm L have. youT.Qes G, d a Sanfanl HerqU, . -■ 1 ” S ;n in i»s S ETTA KETT Duda A So Oviado, Fla, F IR E W. ....... M ISCELLANEOUS IK tit ROW IIKRK WIIKHE A PA R TM E N T —1 or 2 bedi-mms, PRIV A C Y IS KHBPBCTEIt {ras for conklnif. private en­ trant*. Mra. Short, phone 1402, YOUR natural ileslrc for prtvnry ill money matters I* strictly respected here: Er lends and HHt K K L Y - LAVKRNH A IT . relative* are nut questioned •norm, ttbcul your crcifiL Your em­ FURNISHED apartments, reason­ ployer or huskies* ustn: later able rates Inflodc ail utilities Will not hear of your personal aftd garage. East Craves Ave., affairs. There Is no cause lot Orange L'lty, t.rf diiehway 17, . embarrassment. pr Phone DcLand HH3. Reasonable credit requirements No co-makers cn money loans H ELP W ANTED Variable payment plans. FA M IL Y LOAN CO. WANTED Florida Rank Bids, Phone 33 Iif vela messenger S i cents hour SAVE PRECIOUS TIRES 40 hmir week Wheels balanced, front end alignWestern I'nlun eil assures longer tire, life, * tier IRL lot soda Fountain at Lah- steering. ROLLER MOTORS SALKS ay’s Drug Store. Part tima or _____ J 0 8 W. 1st SL full tlrao. . STEADY I —- ■ ^ 1 O N E ii N * �'V £ TUESDAY, APRIL TTIE SANFORD ITERAI.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA P U N E R A I. SERVICES rtthrral service* for Mr*. Per lilrwitigtoii W h i t u k e t , , (colon >1), ajtr 01, who |m*>*••1 .Kffiy last Wednesday tifU-iitooii, ’ will lie held tomorrow afternoon nt 3:00 o'clock at l be Alien , Chapel in Uoldidioro. ' RA D IO | - need RERAIR? For reliable worhman*hi|i and I by Edward Higgiru a m i'If. If Tolerant! of the Seminole ('minty Citizen Agrees <,f i Junior Chamber To Negotiate Lots ofIt.illguii CominviTf, It. I.. Dean of The Ifcrald and W. V. Hit , For Hospital Hartford I bur. Cham ber ( l unllnurU I 'm n I'a n e ( I * , ) o f ' C o m m e rce , Ik - TODAY IS CIRCUS D A Y IN SANFORD Ja ck Mr. Higgins pointed out to the Avenue anil immediately adjacent to land art aside hy the County for a ho*pital. Earlier in the 'meeting the p o ller hail been brought to the attention of the commissioners f '> P A m C IR C U S M AW LAST T IM E TONIGHT— 8 F. M. Opposite Municipal Dali Park •1 I * Jii 1 prompt aetvUe on any make or model BE HERE division. Hauer Radio Service ••<l«Sias D*MOO DHOTI ( ai M . » tad • »* • * ' * '♦ * » at Ik, fW .itil i t l S i T*ach*r* Association of Luke FUl Mary with the request that the JJ* CnuMy' srrrepT'property ail>*tnlr»jr4*^i» t'ryntal |j»ke for u*r uf children, urid pointed out that the children had no place to awint since the park at Evnnsdale had l«en put to private use as homeslles, The Commission agreed to accept n formal' IT A retoiution for thia, a] mi a (request for approval in constructing l>ath house*. _____ liihLard Casselberry nml 'hi* son Leonard, who wax Discharged from the Mavy in >l)eeeml>er, presented a xululivision plat for approval ^Involving 411 Iota, witli e.jual space* lietween each lot and flouting 250 fool wide spares S f.tlrc 1>. aerehy x tv r.i llia i IIM - designed to he a nine holr golf K S K, , T A lllt A W , t V f i l n l lire fin al course on the east side of the highway ut Casselberry. The pro­ f . it iii. *»t j i w K p i i t. •iiA tii.N r t . f . K . < t..*.i».,l i n * I »b « lia* n l™ ject also involve* a bathing-beach TI,ri pel II Inn r,.- ruial .llsrharKr, and l>alh houses nl l.nkr Triplet, am i Ihn I p ! i « w ill a 111*11 "• lh l and it is expected that 20 homes IlKnoraOIr It W. W ar*. TounlJ J uttgc nl Sr in I in. 1« C o u n t), r 4*1f J» will soon lie built far veteran* •la. un 111. KmJ -my o f A pril. I » « , employed at the Ca**elberry Tex* for a p p ro ! *1 o f * «m * anJ for final tile Mill*, fernerie* and aiulea dtarbxrtfr as A tlm ln lstpa ffix nf tM garden* at Cosaelberry. The Com- rilu ti. o f Jt Of I 'I 'l l I * VI.VttKNTT.T, TU! .1 x crs»r.t, on till* l i l h nay o f misnion %will report -on the plat M orclt. i n * . ... „ at the next m e e tin g ,___ — --------Itrr.tT N K ' - r-.M tliA U A T . Five •■ itlicit privately owned in the aubdivi shin, two nf them by Jije C'*'l' > and three by IV. E. Klrchhoff. Jr The Commission agreed to tlm ut r r n i.ir tT iu .N < kanrerp N a l i a **»l| t*«ep Illtftrr# .* Till: t’ lll*T?IT UUlItT IIP *1 NINTH H D iriAle l*Tlli*l?lT T ill: HT.\ M-: n r Fl<nitlMA .\m * h»H * xi:\iis\oi.K t or: I' i i l A %• L it1 A III* Vi i ’ANNtiS, I'Jukii Iff Urnutf^a A MlDlCltlAt fOVMUlA >**!i Iff |)t* ‘ tttmVr Etyirll (••ami I la*. LUll. JJ. t’ANSDN Hhd lli4i >A.t» jrr t.nUicfl tit flic* >*»ur w r I it# n n 1 1 i*ro ra n e e ( | h rvotta 1|y *• r IlJ tilf«* It** J I iO 1lira 11311 I'll I'n n i* I* lilt ttif in ►.‘i M r-ause e n M o n d a y , Iha ML fill, of May, ’ ItH, Mini 1«. tlit*reaff<*r f i l r y o u r t lr f f r iM if a n i yt»ii h;«i t , to lir e I t ill o f U o m p L iIrff f f frffnite j* III lit* t FO§ PIMPLY K g ; . ’t COMPLEXIONS S' .-) Hatvrr H ea l • W Atoir ,Ou»*tiy i ' ■ phone 525 | - ' r h r ^ v N r o i t n h i : r u i n u ir#r n . ti> tiF .-iffii.llo i At! Ilf# t ir t iA { il|* f r ( wj u d Ui 1and-with my branJ new n?rru y \%~booMor in nrlili'li Il»l» holies >Lnll te ftuliliM lird n rh n efek fo r fo u r nm*#f nlli. mrrfkiW IT N K tW m y h a n d »hd *.fr» r|a l * * ii| at H a n fo rd , 8*Tnln*«lf* I'o u n t v , r io r M ii, i til* Hi** 2nd ila y o f \ n r i l . A You ure rt*«|ii#.K|«•«! I<• rinse' ynur sttires all day Wednrsduy, April .1, In cooperation with llu* Vrlrran’s llonirroniing Cekbrnlion. This applies to all storrs imd bt!«liu*f-*es except Drtijf Htorr* and Itrstnurimts. Let's nil rooperutr ami show our ex-servicemen that we are renlly glad lo have them home with us. Kelp make this a gala occasion. lit)Aim OF [>IHK<TOILS rtrrk t h i ;.\ i . i i» I* u f #nl<! llK lt N lH iN * T n *til! « *o«ri CIRCUS DAY SCENES *tich «* tljesc will prevail when Jlhr Sparks I. on, with oienugeiit" and (lorsi ipnxite llf Monlripal Hall Park I fnt liie first lime -ince |M*fore the war, the -eii.un is offering »uch stars mid feature-' ■dii*. in iierinl exfilnil*. the t'lurkonian*. Maxmilit*. Huy <*tHul> Kuy f ’hirke. Senor I’hlllipe. Violettn linn Jose tli« first time in Amerkn, til* Ibarra Euinilv !k«uu|i>; pimI, f* vtrndntn of Venrsuein in -pin* and whirl* high ■■imli* ur*| \mi On1 Dli wInli- * pende.l hy her hntr ml" vruiety in an array of niunml acts, hemic 1 if In.tin and lit, jungle eat*, mid including the Hail Chimp*, elephants, hor.es, pnnie., miles, dug* nml dpvlaea* i'I #tl iifirif aPHitf n*-'tr^ n r «t,|s*r-, n<1it|lnl*t|rdlof«. nr n| T Mi,k' 1,4 li*o»at|h, under ..i ncnlti*l W.* .J i|errn * t *| |tpr»rffta iiril' {• *11 who fixed me up perfect I Take YOUR tirea Uiere for regular in­ spection. weekly reinllation, and frenps. And they sell new tirci of the brand famous for 51 years for their toughness and depend­ ability— STRICKLAND MORRISON f K j E L L Y J ion that the land wax land Milted to priYjitw use. and not desirable for n state park. Edward Higgins replied that the intention nf the State I’nrk I iimmissinn wu* to neuuire liver fluiituge udjiirenl to thi, land wliteh already had a goo,| road hading to it. and that acquiring the 1,2(H) tiurt would lie hut the ftrxj step Inward creation of a park. The matter w »» taken under instituted advi*ement hy the Commissioner*. Itaymund hull of lake Mary Mr. Eigginx also presented the latter of tr\king over fnrlltHr*, appeared in hehtilf nf the Parent ■it tl real nml perxonul, by the Tty and t ounly nt the Sanford [aval Air Slut ion. The mnllrr 'UK taken under advisement ending further action by tho PARTS YOU DRIVE ] PHONE 200 fid requested the presence Me Ewan who ul lived in rninilte-. ueeompnii ed hy Odhain who piementod lt, Sin .aid -in' ond her htts* and, 1 K Me Ewan, owner of ie •it\ Iturhei Sli"|i "M Mag* ■din Avenue, hud pureliii*ed the Hid with the llitelllioii of buildig ohome, hut would agree to n equitable trnile with - tile .unity if .uitalde iots could he Fred I! \Vd»oii, altunuiy, up fie.'iied Udine live f ommlsxlorr in huh.uif of tin Cameron Hevelnpmi ni t -.input,;. original owneis -if it,, 1, 11,1 vvtu.li war liik.-u .till by i lie Navy fill liuiiduig of runway* for an nuxiliaiy landing field al I d a , with tin* re. pie 1 I lull I l.e laud, in iiriitnla nee Willi law. revrrl to it* former owners instead.nf being Used by the Stale for park pur. poses. He pointed nut that in his opinion the land vv'a* not suit­ able for a state park in that it had no water frontage, also that ton intirli land In the county had nhrnil) lirrn taken off the tax init*. He suggested that the hind uni best adapted fur grazing. W A l.effler also gave hi* opin- Cor. 2nd’ & Sanford Hotiifi N’.trwrtlk, f ’tin n p flifiil. If Nv****« •*»**! If rlther o f loild |iftrlle!t i»* d tt iU llim tu oil nnkim wii i*rr-, Hiftiwi * i uhoinn AH# i i t i f r i i t ttw Hnftw; of Mi* both |Mirts and Iniior snlea in the history of our company. Stafford’s Service Station MITICK TO APl’ KAII Hi l.lpiS JXMKK iit.A|ifi|Mi unit —---— (II.AIIHIVC. M! wtr*. rei|iirxt for RiviitK us, (hiring March, the greatest dollar volume of Touchton Drug- Co I» . U-DRIVE-IT. INC, WE CAN'T ( i UARANTKK that ymt will Find nil uf your fav­ orite Hquors here, hut we tlii have some of them . . . uml we'll do our best to see that you arc satisfied. k T I R E S I - PACKAGE STORE AN I) BAR I I I W. First Rt. — I’hon* and month by month our "service volumo" ia steadily in* creasing because more and more Ford owner* ore txpreaalng their appreciation of our effort* and our organization by bringing their Ford bnck homo for genuine Ford service. W E C LE A N YO UR Carefully, thoroughly, with our new modem ^uipment. We have installed all new dry cleaning equipment including a WASHER, EXTRACTOR AND DRYING TUMBLER made by the Western Laundry Machinery Company , , . With atl the new features that will assure you of getting the latest and best methods of dry cleaning service , . . at no A LL DAY WEDNESDAY SO OUR VETERANS . INC. AUTHORIZED DEALER CAN JOIN YOU TRACTOR CO IN HANFORD and OWN A FORD! - D l -u 1005 Sanford Avenue y K ts iib 'U r rf u s i r w ^ i ' U: ■. .*** ■ - Phone'501 mm c 2 * ii] ' A �r IIn Unity There In Strength— ^a n -i n d e p e n d e n t VOLUME XXXVII EaUblbhed 190S d a il y SANFORD, FLORIDA. Governor Caldwell Partly cloudy with little change in tempera­ ture today, ttmfiht *rw) Thursday. * ‘ ' new spapeh W EDNESDAY, APR. 3, l'JIG Associated Press l/oosed Wire No. Ml F™o«ZkSlran Agrees To Shelve Row In Production In UNO Council Until May 6 Reconversion Direc­ tor Says Factory Production Exceeds 150 Billion a Year Thousands Gather for Celebration Under Sunny Skies Along City's Lake Front T H E W E A TH E R a itfm it To Protort th# Peace of the World t To Promote tho Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. SIGHT RESTORED AT B A B Y ’S BIRTH WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 (AIM President Truman and Re­ conversion Director, John Snjdr- disclosed today that the unemployment (ears of ih* v rnd have not materi.itized * n long shot. Both lor. Truman and hia 'recon­ version chief said Ihkt unemplu)mrnl now stands at about 3.000.010. Hut, Snyder point­ ed out, last autumn It » * » expected that there would bo g.OOfl.OOU 'unemployed by apring. Thousands of people tronged the Sanford. tluwRa town section this moniinft «s[ the Veteran's Homecoming /pdebration got'1 underway Under dear Hue skies with exciting motorboat races. They jammed the area in front of tho Court House whore Governor Millard Cald­ well welcomed the veterans and citizens. He was intro* duccd by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle who also introduced State Attorney General .1. .fcnn Watson and State Comp­ troller J. M. Lee. After Tidal Wave Hit San Francisco Area Russia Promises Un­ conditional W i t hdrawal of Troops Within l*/2 months NEW YORK, Apr. * (AP) — Russia and Iran today gave their versions of the Iranian situation to .the Uni­ ted Nations Security ( ’ouncil. ..I! Iran ritarir-tt—conditional of­ fer to let the Council shelve the matter temporarily. Than . the Council adjourned until tomorrow, wfk't a distinctly hopeful atmosphere apparent, although there were no im­ mediate optomistic predic­ tions forthcoming. ■ WASHINGTON, Apr t. .,11— 'The Office of War Mobillrnliioi and Krconvei »i»n it* ixth Thr condition on which Iran • quHiU'rl) irpoit Unlit> — Utid the i» willing to let the matter drop picture it paint* of America** for the lime being is that Russia civilian pioiluctlon i* the blightgive assurance* that Soviet est yet. Reconversion t)i ••«<■**troop* will be withdrawn from John Snyder -ays factory output Iran unconditionally by May t*. now exceed- a rate of sifto.rud,Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala U00.0P1I a year, and mti ,noy made the suggestion after both ment i* far U**s widespren i than 1 [ Russia and Iran had *tnrted their i-nrlu-i estimate* Inol prod i ted. eases in message 1,, ihe 1 ntnu'.l Fred R. Wilton welcomed the | Snyder erl» that not „|I of III New York. veteran* in behalf of the City of I t he fi.Stm.iiun sci-icemen dis­ A niessagv from Sow.-i .Dob charged. sluie V.J I lav liava WASHED* I T on the lienrh Hill yard* and deposited m ross the ti a 1 al Hi ineettnidiy-lhe-Sca. about 30 : gale Andrei Gromyko -ni.l thv . Sanford In the absence of Mayor I found job*. he i* n-k ng I'lim- mil.' front Sari Ftnneisro. these fishing ,-rnft show thr pown of rh. inti! nave that -uu.k Ihe wr-i troop uithdiavvnl- from Im It tv James If. Cut. and W. G.'KIlbee, ' milllllir- otnl the g » » rr >nienl to ioB-T iftrr raii-ing -evere damage in propel I j and live- in II m n chairman of the County Hoard ii# h "i*»v e l -oh- ■■■, the I In I’u not rutidittminl \i , , tI J 2 i. p ................ heln find ein|iloyinrnl fe ad the rifi of CocmUsloners in behalf ut ll ( OlH'fwWhffTis i InttOHi'imd Sint"dj.li■' t o I m*L*t»hii! inn* ■hind s e if tilled, white It |n.f their tin . utg 'li i iihh willing w il,,t* n mu no lire r> tho County. Senator Hoyle in­ 1hn ( HrtV let iirumvkn til'il. Ini railed for effective troduced J. J. Hoorn, cammandrr frtf e«*A Vkrtti111 I ••■ut »if I litu aid to m hn.'L nnd eoilegeso of Campbell I-omng F oil 63, the Mil hin mie a rut irtir1 half n\iifilKs they eon .»•' "tnnnwlate veteran* American legion and Hrailey ( ykrt’s .tit! nut rr ilrinto pfrv irttn slnlpmfMis \\ Odham, commander elect of the STRICKEN BI.INO at Washington, !• r . m 1944. Mrs .Shirley Jane seeking !>• * -mpletr their educa­ tion RukRiAn o ffirm L " thiit thr veteran* of Foreign War*. Vetter. 24, was told by doctor* that -tie wui u victim of "shock tin llte industrial front, the itlinti miffhi hr halted hv utifitr*' Lillian Moran. Geneva school blindness" and rould only hope (nr curr. At once after the birth of new hri-pngr iep.nl on ree.mver| .MTii i n i t!nii»t Ann x and M l Club girl, w i* presented her daughter, Tamara, in Seattle, la-l July, Mrs. Vetter »a * uble Gromyko did nut aUrtui tht by Governor Caldwell with n blue In see the child In dim outline. Now. fully cured, the mother is slot, note. Ilml strike- and the | threat of inflation trace mud* j sntsion ribbon anil a $25 Victory ilgi.J shown as she plays happily with little Tamaru In their Seattle, the fits! tim e months of 1940 ' Ala’# Ntntemcnl to ttic ( ’ouncil for honors won at the National Wash,, home. (International Exclusive! anbertng and difficult, it goes S m iN 'IU H t . 1 aadI ihm K uppiam m t e i f e m i c r in 4-11 dress contest In Chicago. \rtFi FiHiI Mrtt*h.nl IV111j**Int ------- -i ----------------— A------------------------------------------------------ i oil to -ay that “ while prmturtinn 11Ahum nffafrn hud eonUmied. Governor Caldwell told the tndav fl-wlirnnij |r*|k,iry*i I hs* lieert good, it could have Peon ( ’apt. Carroll Is Re­ k’ Apprentieeship ( ’oun- Htid that fujA&ua tm>i inudi* de veteran* that while they were 1 «111v f*»r rill Mini he did ttm *'*• better I.,,—, m indu-trial out* fiUttula parallel with hrr tro^p • way la battle-the State of Flor­ ftj* r.i'Miiiiti Miii?1$ Cdiii |put due to work stoppages nre eil designed to Im- withdmwnU. Itim inrr. lh»»* 'tat.* lieved of Duties; i hi**f ida worked on two major objec­ |infind I sajd to hii-i delayed the flow of 11 r n v n ( ’ r f ♦ *> n i e l l i turn t uddt-iI, aHov* oIJ I ran .auir tive*: dedicating every effort to Told to Keep Quiet ki-itel ( idd ill*" intrrtmhmril |consumer v-"d* to market, thus l, r ( n e tra ils o K i i f t a frirniUy lk0rttpfkii - i n . help th« armed force*, and work­ Itiitiihul that niftht tsrtleiw i x- y i l fanning the 'Ires of inflation " j mrni o f thi* •ituntkm. e r hard at home. * There were der tin, noted, meanwhile,! tONDON, April T. \ nindpr b|* name' r» t*r<*4^Dt<1d «*r\ i T A t.I.AII ASSF.FL A pi 3 (A IM Hrcrftary of SiMtt* i!\ i » W 1! ! o L l f i I g v l 1(hah lUt* fiilerftl dt’ flril fnr th« * mvmljfr nf tlw» proi'<’ - ' Mnn* friun exMlntf inlrrmiDetyd 1 o Provide 'arl|ltie-_ for |ti'- ,,ktd ,\la wltat h* would «utiin,. Tf U O llU lg lU ll % l d i l , fin al vrhr rndiffir ittfif HO will I f«f|[m|f iwn fflc*r« sort eigiil err j law. -Uul- •he ! >ld 'hr- ,-nui I tin* . P* ente-nip olid g-ddaore b bi'j 0,^, then tb*.' \'a oTf T > Cl problem# of .health and educa­ I,e several billion dollar* less t-ted men i hinged with dereit j he on- grnlcfiil for ihr oppnr- ,it. am) vrufle "f industry and Council « helve l.he ra-«* tion, and cillxens dally took mote I thsn Hit 12*1,000,nigi.lHW that had lion camp brutalities has be.-n, runtiv to secoun* f--i nil rh- traile for Flotilla youth-, tiov- le m p o ra tt ly i f there w e t. II-t interest in government." Killers been mcM oned in .latuiaiy bud ■'dljioet-aed a- a witness lit 'Re 'Mm-, hr lid K n ' -ail In i- eliint Mltlaid I aldwell ha- nrnt.-l Binii iiiu r iinccs <i| iiw uni f,».ii,t! He added (hat there was *till Thousands Watch Ra­ Condemned get estimate*. Norn* of this -m iririni wD h tlr aw al t*j May t* nf one of the -... u t'sl rj.- |.loo—i ihe respon-ihdn V for all i iy ribmenilivi Iippirnti. r-tiip».-'Uii • much to be desired in this direc­ Obtain Gun, Hold up log Inis t>ccri nllriliuletl to ,i case lie ces on Lake; Opens ilii* C'punrlt Ih*Tt» Atijuui mc! »n officer - t'npt Earl Carroll of [of the officers under him insofar |cit. It. wn- noimuneed tmtav. tion, and pointed out that tbc rapid cm -back in war expendt Sun Rruno, Calif , say- he has a- moral end legs! principle# ate Governor -ay- *he groitp will til 11 A. 51. Eaj*t*‘N» fiinr. t*» Guards and Encape, turea. Vets Celebration man coming back would assume The rest is .-ceil n» n ie been relieved of hit legal duties, vni-ernnl ( I ) E s t a b l i s h apprenticeship ntnrrow. * their fair share of responsibility suit Of n high level of nntlnnu! ami ndds tlint he has been given he stniidnuls. (2i Estnldish local After the m iion* it wa­ Marking hi* lestirnonv in in building a state second to none WASHINGTON.” April 3. income, which lm- kept tax pay­ iirect onter* .not to discus* the . ‘ nml state joint »ppientiee«hlp rn mortal by »om^ iiiiK.#. • Ily J U LIA N 8TBN8TKOM lua voice lit a parade ground evnn La the Union. He pointed out the (A IM — I’ollre naadquartrrs anpren tilriii1«•n 111 *ht* (% ments nt n good level. ThousamU of Seminole ('minty's I ' o m in ilG ' ,»p (HI Siii't 111tirl|. ; ia11 I mnniler. Keitel said Hiller wns 4v>blem* facing the itate while citizen* nml veterans crowded the in Washington ha* been noti­ The reconversion director's re- matter. If It*-* Mill 1 1 1 Report H « ltrt*r»l firiiDtll hit••i 111 , i » Cupt, Cm roll -ay- he ha- iiernllhp t.-nl rommaiider m cluef of tho men were away; of tho short­ Lake Front Boulevard in fied that Joseph Mcdlry — l»ort calls upon r.oiigirs- to enact tin- -tatiP* of nN«t v%its If inir-I that nuff** . i tho It* I h r I Mlltlll «‘ li 1 brnn-n nrmv II* -aid that a|»|n f i l l i<1 ages of men and materials to vicinity of the Municipal Tier this one of Iwo eacaped killer- — iegislntmn to implement the lin- summoned as a witness in the tale. 4f» * !*■- i iin«kf f a ii I *tr j» « • i M fl ! remedy overcrowding of schools, morning and watched some af ha* been captured In Ihr tionnl bousing program by plac­ It ml of Stuff Sgt James Jones llitie? 1 - neil order- 1 - ill rhrse M-tkr 1. ■t relit m t f ■Ill) rt, tx* Pill |4» mfrtrm (•rotniksi northeast section of Ihr r a p t colleges and stale Institutions, i I Florida's outstanding motor boat ing |n ice celling- on rxi-ltng f Muskogee ttklii, who was to #nm- of Ho- wehrmin hi m l 'here t»h*yr$ • i |*t*f rftt Irrn ?•”V 1 * f *r’ tlr vvIe I. uiri ** tat. The killers fled from a • i-lmat. so to produce adequate housing. " w e l l i r a n d giiiotmg -ul*-idtee ' iiv* apt rated hvfore 'he seven -va- * ■■ ‘'enutislng of p 'Iff «*>fk . • |1” ' » ' '' racing skippers pilot their *wift nan toui I uiiirtia) todny he ’ 1 u-.rrted he w ». not able death row cell In the Ihulnct it ' wilk to the m nk cl, nt budding mu "Our job Is to see that Florida craft over the blue waters of ft* t lit 1* f *bi| of Columbia Jail early today. 7' Appoini t.risls . makes provision now for these laike Monroe. One of the srru-rd -— Sgt to « r l like th - rhi.-f I r|„. G#r I “ I ,.thei nthfl group* iflrtUp objectives," he said. He mention As for focal, the report nidi Judson Smith man o e o e * s l s t a f f toM iti*r' -nilantadvi.e ilid rouu of Cumberland Thomag Dixon Dies • The event, wheh opened the WASHINGTON, Anr. 3. (A’i I -ate* tliat the I ’ nited fUatc* w.l! Ky.._ ................ ed new reforms such as simple gala Veterans' Homecoming Cele­ slrea.lv lia- been seoteoc- « noted to keep alt powci t him III i'll appt i-lit aevhtp ■talld.lld A police dragnet hi* ocen thrown .need to continue high production jerf to three year* nt hard Inrbnr -elf. Tying the State Government, rals At 82 In Kulei^h Members of tin* ciimu'il include a «-l(u V n a ttliiif Itrit 1fo /ner-a . t In u n t one as *a n in r ,. year tto i - I .on .. ...1 . . 1 .____at____ around lir the city aof# IWashingtuo Ing school fund* to $18,000,000 bration, got under way promptly aSoniinJ least more accusation* .......................„ oft mistreating Tho German .......... commander. ___ said Carl II. Smith of the Florida at 9:4G o'clock, under the super­ following the daring asenne early offset a worldwide shortage United States Army pH-nner* at as compared with $12,000,000 the surprised «liu i H itler, Indu-tnul t timnnssion. lie wa.UALEIGH, Apr II (A P I— The h# wn #-nr Ix-forc or about 60 percent. vision o f Al Lee, chairman of today or two comrenined kiilcr- which ha* grown more critical the* detention camp at LltchflelJ, onlerr.l him to take over th e' named chninnan nf the group Ilian who wrote Ihr novel, “ Tlve the special Chamber of Com­ from the death tow of the Dis­ in riven! week*. Snyder expect* “ These schools, however, will ,.f the , lift) mend Ito 1 u. a trial, nrmvlugh comma mi m I93M ( ‘1an*man" from which the great that the shortage of low anti England, During Smith's , w ho w a -i silent ptriuie not be made good schools by the merce motor boat racing com­ trict of Columbia jail. 1 tie itirih of a I'arroll had maintained tiint high- Kt'ilel lerue I ever iielt.uring to I 1I11-11 ltd • mi 11 mittee. A general alarm habretf medlum-priceil garments tm ■011.1, nil I Nation wa- made, died r a lly t o ­ mere addition of more money," er officers at the l.itrhfield ihr \'« ■i party nltlamfh he -aid '••IM"..... ' Frnncis Sache of Orlando cap­ broadcast for th* pair — 4 1 more acute than nt any time in-1 nt 1 1 1 he added, “ but by Improved in Itev .1 day i>e eart-d" ‘ amp hail given orders to be he tin.I attended party ' dlies in ‘ itutiert _ the wm wif •f hi .. ■truction personnel wnd Improved tured first place In the first two year-old Joseph Medley and 21 •luring I Ini d . i * I*'' Tho author wn- Thouia. Dison. Miihi ntrt rit nitrf uf Hu* hard on the prisoner* year-old Earl McFarland I’ollcr 1 u > dvr revised price runtrols. 1 1c of four main events. In the in­ . lord o r • methods of instruction. To this turn -luff, wr w He wa- VJ years old slii-n I'W -lied are stopping all car* leaving the bis predicted that it will laSince that time, charges of crimetrlql. itial race, Sache covered the five end, a system of supervision ha I tat j at in- home In Raieigh been act up in the counties to laps of the five mile course in city and scanning the occupant- 1n—re thou a yent i.,fnrc supply conspiring to inflict ''cruel, uis . llrtlV,. It*. 1st I aliahii- - • I o v --ii Organ in- iairi-1 n- a They say they are attempting I# gin* In iivi'itnkr demand 9:29. find out how schoola can be im­ k%,1* 4llrtMJfi ‘ usual sn.i unauthorized punishLal'ol ltnpll-t rnlnistri I or i.-n yearto block every exit from W»-h j proved. Education experts will F'ollowing him across the finish i in Ihr •Mide» itiv»-oi. ( he was a very popular clergym an ment” mi Litchfield prisoners 1Jliyt't'CH \* ill dlI'C l UAILM A > \v AGES study the methods used In rle line fnr second place honors w»s Ington. and James A-tieli, a contractor In New York City, Then he McFarland and Msdlsy fte#i the have been filrd against the man | A t Country Club mentary and high schools, so that George H. F'ay of Miami, Charles and mayor •*( I'ji -iuia i tty, was w rote * his first novel, "The CHICAGO. Apr 3 IrV)-- The ......... ........... the camp — _ named t»> a*'-1>r* -cni nidustry. In lanipaid's Spot-.” V- the next session o f the Legis­ T. Jones, also of Miami, captured Jail shortly after 6;00 A. M to­ tnairninn of the Ifr nniroiperating , who commanded Nevt raitic ....... . " day, letting thsmidves down lature new and bettar methods of third place and Roy Dowmnn of and five of Jack Hatignn, president of the tbe metal Unde- and shipyard* "The Ohe Wnman" and "The Railway Labor unions, » t r t ■^“ 1. James h Ilian from the roof of th* three-story Orlando finished in fourth posi­ education may be taken up." division. Daniel Milbin of Jack­ all with a rope of twisted sheets. Jewell, ha* announced that a Di i his subordinate officers. Killau, Junior Chamber of Commerce, an- sonville, ll,*- Labor member of (Han-man"—all very successful. Th* water control situation, he tion. In all, he wrote 22 novels, deal­ tint hourly incrensc has been who cornea from Highland Dark, nouneed this morning that tho the Industrial * ominissmn. was Two cruising policemen in n said, la one of the biggest Sache, who also led the field squad car saw th* sheets at ,S:2R awarded to more than a million III., and some of the other* were Jnyree, will hold thru weekly ing with post-Civii War prob­ inure the state wlU hare to face, in the second event In 9:27, jsraa ng tomorrow night at tho appointed to represent l-abnr, lems of the South, line and social workers. The award wa* made witnesses nt Smith's (rial. A t thut meet in. and cited the need of controlling followed again by Fay. However, A. M. and Informed jail authori­ hy a board uf arbitration to time Kllian also we* charg'd •Semtnnlo mlo .. Country rtilb chib The P. li. ttilll nf the Tnmpa Ship­ problem*. ties. fresh water supplies by referring In this' event Uowmsn ovrrtook moetlnK will gel under way at building Corporation will reprewith conduct prejudicial to dis­ wnich the union* submitted their Washington detective* and jail­ to wells turned salty In ' Pinellas Jones of Miami on the third tap demand* for .u 30 rent hourly cipline for refusing to answer a 7:00 o'clock, during which n buf­ simt industry. OIL W ELL PERMITS County during a drought, which and held this margin to finish ers then pieced together this increase. The Ijilmr i epri’-enlntlva for question put by tho prosecution. fet supper will Im- -rivet mem­ he termed a dangerous condition. third, with Jones coming in amaxihg story. ber* and guest*. ,A program of the aviation divitnm i* H. N. Medley is said to have called TALLAHASSEE. Apr. A (A l'I He urged tbe cftlien* of Seminole fenrth. entertainment has l*een nrrnngcil. Klephrns nf Miami, a member Guard II. C. Davis to his ceil Q in t y to acquaint tbe repreAlvin Odlfsm, chairman of the of the aviation macliinist- union. -—The Florida Hoard of Conser­ Actually, II. M> Jones of Imka and askad the guard for n b A -a U vcs with their wishes In Hamilton finished third In both memU'rship committee, revealed John ll«Hlhurion, also uf Miami, vation granted two permits • to­ cigaret, Davis said that when ho ; these matters of fresh water con­ the first and that any member# bringing a new an Eastern An line# official, will day fo r'lh e drilling of oi| well* second event*. approached the bars, Medley in Florida. One permit gne* trolmsmlicr, both will be admitted However, Jones was disqualified pulled a gun and aild: prior to th* Introduction of In both event* because he was without charge. Julian Stcn- represent industry. O. H. Pbil- the Guif Oil Company to drill "Open this door or I’ll blow Governor Caldwell by Senator piloting a craft with a square ■trnin. a member of the Hoard of lip s, a Tyj'ngrnphUnl Union secre-Mn tin) Cape Sable area of Dado Boyje, (he Stmlnole High School chime hull Instead of the regu­ your head off." that----tin* will lary. wilt represent Ubnr rn the „ ..................------an ,unsurvey.ri section The hnmo nf Mrs. Gcraldlnc*tald Mrs. Patrick. Some clothing Directnr^slcclarrd Davi* complied and ju-l at Bend played the National Anthem, lation round chime hull required Patrick, 905 Catalina Drive, «u ; ; belonging to Mjt and Mr*. It. K. bo the fimt nkt ln r t 1iir iiilim : d ivu tn n , nml A l I " , ul that moment another guard. Os­ and then, th* Ree. J. E. McKinley for the two. race* In the Class C «.ri;nnUc<l ||||«K*k. *» T*illuhi»*iie$* printing m - j HoineMr^i Jno olher permit wli IDS' with Mrs. Paf- since tbep Jiycwn car Sanderlin, approached anil thoroughly ransacked of clothing. Murphy who g «y * the Invocation. rick, was found outsidr the house. last |)eeember. jecuuve. will represent industry. I E " * ,h# ®un Oil tompany to classification. he also wa* overpowered. ' Senator Boyle paid high tribute ------ --------------lit. E. Fair of West Palm Beach ,,r,|l a new well in l-cvy enunty. Medley then went to McFar­ mffted at nearly $1,200 In value, They also were sway at the time J. B. Swift of Mcunt Lora, to Governor Caldwell, told of o f the robbery. Two weeks ago Monday evening by two uniden­ wli hr larlxir's delegate Id tho land’s rail and released hin.. hi* promise during candidacy In look -an early lead In th* third service Iradc* division will) J1’® “Lobby News” Ik N ow Thl* wa* about 4tlS A. >1. The tified men' who parked In the a neighbor told Mr*. Patrick o- Pvt, Smith Released 0044 to return to Sanford for a y*re, piloting a swift cfaft in pair o f killers then coolly spent shadow of 1>altn trees near hzr bout a gray Plymouth sedan l>eing Adams, Miami hotel owner, repre­ HjkR, and pointed out hie fine th* unrestricted classification. He 46 minutes preparing to flee. house, and drove away hurriedly arkad for some lime in front of To E)nter Annapolis senting industry. Operated By InnuHCH record In- the State Legislature lead Ibe field bv approximately a They stripped tha two guards of a# she approached in har car nt er home, she said. A t 7:60 o'­ and during hie eight year* In qugrter mile during the first four thalr guita and uniforms and about 8:30 o’clock ' after being clock the same evening, Mrs. F. Pvt. Ralph A- .Smith Jr., who Mr. and Mr*. John 8. lnnu*« CMtgfoae. "He la well qualified laps. While making his turn in foread Davis and Bandarlln Into away from th* house for only L. Dampler, 714 Magnolia Avenue, has been stationed with the Anny today announced the purchase of to talk to rou as returned veter­ Uk* middle of tb* final lap. Swift's th* death cells they had just one half hour. from the front room of her home at Fort Jackson since lost fall Nylons at Higher Cost; the Lobby News located itf the ans! he enlisted as a private In motor failed and the enure field vacated. One of tha men was behind the saw a negro enter the dining picked just tha right Hay to get Sanford Atlantic National Bank ' World War 1, and roe* by hie passed him. A t 6:00 o'clock, one of the wheal of the car, Jthe motor nf room and take a pocket book discharged from the service—Vet­ No Nylona at Lower Building, formerly operated by , Running in second place up ability until bo we* offered a prisoner* even called the guard whlrh was running and tbe other, W. II. Hugh** and more recently Polka eran* Homecoming Day. This commission In the Plaid Artillery. until this tlma was Georg* Fay. captain to say that nil wa* well as he jumped into the car, ap­ containing $20 In rash. WASHINGTON, D. Co Apr. 3, by H. A. Wist. morning at GrOO o'clock Mr. and ware notified and a bit later Fay captured the race In th* *fr. Wilson expreeeed the ro­ peared to have hla arms full nf Mrs. Hmlth 'ware routed out of (AT— Which would you rather „ „ . . . . __ . In tha death row cal) block, Mr. Innusa was formerly con­ moment< Igter Medley something, Mrs. Patrick told Pol- Patrolmen Bcdenbauch and En- bad by a telephone ring. It waa have — nylons ut a higher price, o f Mayor Gut and not bo- Um# of 10:20. II* wa# followed j nected with the Florida State able to be prabent, conveyed by Sacha who HnDhjd exactly. ind >(e Far land slid down the ic* Chief Roy G. Williams. She gelen arrested Johpnle B. Austin, Ralph, calling his parents, from or no nylons at a lower price? Road Department. He and Mrs. boat wishes to th* vOtersm fotw seconds later. Th* Jtmaa sheet rope, itola, a ear bearing Is employed at tho local Mather 17 years old negro who had lately Jacksonville to tail them he was That’# ju»t about the way In­ Innuse are making their home declared that Uio City of diana'* Representative G e r a l d at present in-tha Wrlaka Apart­ ,fr? m Hnmllton cam# MaryUrvd llcerue plate* and w#le Furniture Store aa a floorwalker. b*«n released from Marianna Re­ on his way hour* today. ford shared with Seminole In third and Dowman finished en (hklr way. Du* to tha darkneas, she said she formatory, who wa* latar Iden­ Ralph has received his army Landis puts the autstion. He's ments. They expect to make San­ Mad lay — than a fugitive from wa* unahl* to identify th* man. County a Just pride fag th* men two aaeond lalar with a Uma o f tified by Mr*. Dampler aa tha discharge, due to the fact that trying to. talk the UFA into hik­ ford their .permanent home, said * h « hat) distinguished themselves l 0;*7, . ^ the Michigan Slat* Panltairtiary Tha thieves entered the house man who stole her pockatbook. hs haa a principal appointment ing tlie price of nylona ao that Mr. Innuse. ot» laud and sea. a pride augment­ through the diqlng room window Captain Roy TIIlls and Patrolman at Annapolis In June. He passed manufacturer* can afford to ed by the feet that In hie opinion, all event. Swift entered m th* Mrs. Nancy Boyer altar a poker by cutting the screen, police re­ Tindale assisted In the arrest. his mental testa and will taka manufacture more of them. HOl'HING OK EYED tarn* boat and thla tlma hi* gam* In her-elaborate .Washingno other county In the country 'Robbery of two cases o f whis­ hi* physical examination In An­ ported. The clothing stolen, valued The maker* of nylons, say* WASHINGTON. Apr. 3. (A*)— hhd a batter record bv their local motor did not fail. H# creased ton apartment on Mtreh 6. 1046. at $626, included numerous d r u ­ key from tha American Railway napolis. Ha formerly attended Landis, now are oparatlng at a The Senate Banking Committee line In 9 M . Finishing McFarland — a Marine veteran se# and a black Russian fur cost Expree* Office Monday was re- Seminole High School, McCaJlia loss. Even if they savsd nylon haa unanimously approved Presi­ SS*etlve r f t * bo*n! iy' '*rho rtiada- th* o t th* Guadalcanal campaign — valued at $300. The jawelry and ported.by C. C. Collins manager, School at Chattanooga, Tenn by using cotton tops, they dent Truman’s emergency hous­ * la TO'Sli Sack* « a * -bmtvlcted of th* sUying i i #Ilt*F stolen was valued at who sail that th* thiaf entered •nil had; year at Stetson rpukin’t afford it because cotton ing legitiat'on. The Itglalatiaf) in­ than $600. Th#‘ *tt ; _ rr c s tttn r » • « « > <m tl»» .#••). J University In Deland. He entered Pit. cost 26 cant* a dozen more rtuaei cludes »ouu,wu.iwu $600,000,000 for bunding, partially, coVmreg cby the building. . , ' ; t h # a r m y service l u t fell. D product, material* subsidies- v- * *fc I k s -■». , . •. . ■ ■ . - •. .. . • . -d fia • . H lfo iitO i * - . -vV . ; ■tp-f.4 ,' •# r: " i 1 K eitel Assumes Caldwell Names Prosecutor Is Rt*sp risibility 13 Man Board On Made Witness In For Nazi ( rimes Labor Training Army Camp Trial Sache Of Orlando Two Desperadoes Wins First Place Flee Death Row In In 2 Boat Races I Home Of Mrs. Geraldine Patrick Is Ransacked By Unidentified Thieves E 'as ittsx&skizsz * r-1• ‘ ' *-.V ; ‘ Vo.-; -- . (f. ’ ■B I .1 __ — ____ ; n, ... ,..ro P t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41a2c3c687e4269c2e6439f7f8d43fe4.pdf 543d2fd37ac3f95192abe69858bd7c3f PDF Text Text y " T4* �TH E W EATHER to, little change In tem perature ■ tr o u g h Tuesday. la Unity There In FUrength— P T e Prefect the Peace of the World, T e Promote the Progress of America; T e Prod ace Prosperity for Hanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAU.V ftEW SV/U'Ett VOLUME x x x v n S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A Nazi, R u s I 1s r.i■ at %n ■ ^w HI H■ Pacts Revealed) Marines Under Gen. m Wedemeyer will Re­ turn To Control Of United States Navy SHANGHAI, April 1. (AP) — Lieutenant General Al­ b e r t .Wedemeyer- announced today that the United S t it t r Artny in Chinn will be de­ activated May 1. The Amcricommander in China Haiti thin action U in accordance with instruction* sent from the joint chiefs of staff in Washington. Wedemeyer **ld the dt-activatfon would reduce American for­ ce* in' China to 3,000 or 4,000— mainly administrative force*. The American commander gave no eatimata of th* current d ie of Army force* in China. A* Jw lr peak strength, these force* slumbered 88,000 men. Wedemeyer himself It scheduled to leave Chlaa for the United Htate* on Thursday. There h*» been no disclotor* as to whether be will return. However. Wadsmeylr announced that the 80,000 Marine* In nofth China will revert from hi* con­ trol to the Navy. The Russian* repeatedly have pointed out the preeenee of ftm arican troop* In "China in con­ nection with recent discussions concerning the withdrawal of Soviet force* from Manchuria. Winter Park Judge F in d s Cates Not Guilty Of Charges Plans Complete For Veteran*! tha Orlando-Can'ord h i g h w a y Monday" night In r h l i h his ear struck two elderiy psdtttrians, resulting In the death of Mr*. Olive Whit* of Hrunawick, Ge. and canting grave Injuria* to Mrs. Jam es L. llow lsnd at Briskk A fter heaping the tastlmony os presented by 1the „ City of Winter Pork concerning the acci­ dent. a motion was made by E. F. lloushoMer of Sanford, at­ torney fo r Mr. Cat**, to find th* defendant not guilty and Judge Haines so ruled without requiring testimony on th# p a rt of th* defendant. Mr. ffousholdcr today told of th* testimony of a witness tp the accident who** name was not wevealM. This wltneo* teslifl th a t he was standing a t IflBom Komer and n t tM e a r driv by. Mr. Cate* slow down aa approached the red signal of t traffic light, bat before It rear ed the <Internee Uwj/ the Its turned green and Mr. Cal grUrted up and procaaded northThe wltnaae added th a t ha lacked north aa the car- passed and saw th* two women come [atrom th# left aid* of the high’Way. 190 feet beyond tbd Inter- a lih •• A Orange Plant W alkout of" United Mine Workers May D isrupt Nation’s Reconversion Plans ra v i n o n i n ; i | P H E III The automotive capital of Detroit in confronted today with a new strike .which,may force' the temporary closing of many of its giant indus­ trial plants. Some 6200 AF of. h bus drivers and trolley car oper­ ators have walked o f f their jobs bn the city-owned tran■it lilies in a wage dispute. The transit workers are de­ manding an hourly wage in­ crease of 18 cents an hour, while the top city offer to fate is 16 cents. C iy authorities sadJthu wall.ouUb>gsn’ in orderly (A n o n , wwh a 4%' iV ■ V w , nllno.t U SCENE U enacted nt the (1, N. Security unto. College New York, a- Hussein Ala. ic«-» <»-car fringe, the Polish delcgnte, » conAla, after answering question* that hao heen presented to him by t.nnge, was icpr**cMntiv«. Ilrrc they are shown were rxt’hunged. ( lnterimt—nol I Benz Named Head Of Seventh District At Legion Parley Here Mrs. W alter A lterm att Is Elected Head of District American Legion Auxiliary; Field Named Candidate For New Rost IHermed By Wilson iead Kmpha- .M r o r - many of lh<-m industrial Barker* — are without any public iransporlation nt nil. Detroit op­ erates a vast network of buses and trolley line* serving it* wide­ spread area. Most big industrial plants are served 'by these lines. Meanwhile, 300.000 resident* of Akron, Ohio nlso ark without public transportation service. CIO ••us and trolley operators have been out since midnight in tk* Ohio city — alio as a resu lt of wage dispute. A nationwide work atoppag* has begun In the nation's soft coal fields f o r -400,000 A F of JL United M ln eW n rlM m C h elr * 1 - TV— McKinley, u isto r of the First .Mrthodlst Church, and president of the Sanford Ministerial Associ­ ation. The U80 building will be open all day and will oe celebration headquarters. In this connection tha official closing date under USO sponsorship, which had b**n act for March 31, has been fit­ tingly extended to April 3 In be­ half of th* veterans program according to Jo* K. Hall, director, Th* free barbecue will be given behind the Court House in th* Municipal Softball field shortly after 1:00 o'clock, following tha speaking. , It was rumored today (A pr! 1) th a t Man o' War, Twenty Grand, Sea Biscuit, Oaliant Fox. and ether top notch horse* would be entered by John Leonardy in hla Cracker Horse race opposite the Armory a t 3:30 P. M. but this being April Fool'* day tbs rumor was not confirmed. There will be a high school band concert at 7:00 P. M. at the Municipal Bend Shell, a street dance a t 8:00 o'clock a t Magnolia Avenue and First Street and a Script dance at th* Sanford Ar­ mory a t BKW P. M. A flower show a t Slrlckland-Morrison*.. a gulf teorneg a t 100 P. M. a t th* country club and shu/flsboert competition between Army end Navy veterans will complete th* •ley** events. No announcement haa been mad* as to who will oppose Bid Hud­ son of the Washington .Senators on- th e mound during, th* t i l t Wedneoday afternoon a t 3:00 o'clock th e'b aseb all committee, revealed th at Leo Duroeher Mnounced this morning that ouiilelder O lds Walker, f lm baeeman Jack Or*ham, second hessman Stan Kojtk and catcher Dixie Howell, would he in the Brooklyn lineup. . (P |t5 H i^ ^W "T h o important part played by Florida in feeding 'ths 1" nation is emphssitrd by a glance at two report* Just received in this office" said Wlllism L. Wil* ‘01 son, director of Florida State J"1 Form ers’ Market, today. *'R. E. ,n Johnson. manager of our Plant City market notes that for the j? 1 last weekly report period, that -nle* center handled 8,478 pack- ho ages, with a gross revenue of ? '.,,1WI’.|I) to the grower*. The t eo: Pnhokee market handled 33 cais 101 >f beans March 27, and total of 17 ears imhnlipg other lines of ha produce. If it hadn't been for a ph 1 heavy rain in the afternoon wa '•oulil racily have hail another 15 1,1 0 car* of bean*" *ai>l J, A. Dulaney, manager of tho I’ahokce market. .. It'* hnnl for the average cltiien m T d ll to visualise such quantities ‘of deflected. , H i cited where young needed dlfcl] to make *o° challenge -am citisens. ThL point of the B ad OFFICERS DIR », A p r. »• y r i— i wo of tha P in t Cavalry h a te bean burned to « fire Which destroyed rte rt a t Osaka, 17 mile* Tokyo. , Three other* irad in tk* blase. The the man have not been o'cli lory all i ant. Lillian Middleton Died Sunday P. M to the individual man the right of trial by Jury with the princi­ ple, "To none wilt we aell, to none will we deny, or delay, right or Justice," down to our own Declaration of Independence and Constitution .where self, reliance, individual" dignity and the right to worship reached their highest development. Pointing out tom* of the ad(CunliniiMl from Pag* Two) Glenridge, 111. Coal Miners Are. Walking Out Against Themselves Two Sanford Navy waJk-OuL of, A sso ciated P r e s s lo o s e d Wire AS IRAN AND POLAND CLASHED AT U. N. O. CONFERENCE Meeting Held By County Federation Of Social Workers tflOfrfTfri f l t t f U t r Hoi Is* n t i a ^w V * Immediately stopped the car n d v twndered <01 possible help until proper aid wag tyceived. The W inter p a rk A jfk e ra testi­ fied. Uiat the car tfrivw by ME Cates waa In good a u d itio n and that the brake* bi^ light* W*Tt working properly., l ' rn d u s tidf’•■rft i a l J* I NUERNBERG, April 1. iA*)~ , Fortner German Foreign Minia­ te, Joachim Von ttlbhcntriqi d rafted the Panic of Soviet Prim.. Minister Juosf. Stalin liilo U itirauny he to re - today before 'he. Nuernberg War Crime* T ribunu. Will Be First In Von Rmbentrop asserted b.’fore the'high Allied court that Htuliu Seminole ' County had tg re ra in Moscow in August, 1930,'th a t he never would accuse The speech to' be deliverer! Wed­ Germany of aggression because of nesday at 18:48 P. M.' by Govern­ the Htlch'a action* In Poland. or Millard Caldwell from . the Said Rlbbintroos "(The agree­ Court Route step* after bein'; in­ ment was that) If aggression troduced by Htate Senator Lioyd were spoken of both parties would F. Hoyle, will be the first talk be guilty.” be ha* mad* In Sanford since he Rlbhentrop testified that the rn* fur governor. German-Ruetian sorord w asriaehSenator Hoyle will also intro­ ed Aug. 81. 1939 — leas thun duce other state dignitaries «*• pected to be present whom he was unable to name definitely as coming for the Veteran* Home­ coming Celebration but who may Include Attorney General Tpm testimony. Rudenko declared tin defense wa* attempting to divert Watson. . f The program will follow the boat race* on Lake Monroe VMch will sta rt at 9:45 A. M, Du*-to high wind*, Sunday, boatmen «Mre unable to hold practice t m , Indite lakh as on the previous Sunday, and wave* were pounding « w the bulkhead. At the speaking ceremonies, Fr*d R. Wilson, city attorney, will welcome the ■veterans and 1vfstter* in behalf of the City of San­ ford and W. G. Kllbef, as chair­ man of the Board of County Commiss boners will speak in benatf of Seminole Couuty. Park Avenue will o* roped off foe the occasion, and tha Semin­ al* High School Band under the direction of MU* Olli* Rees* W hittle will open the program with the National Anthem and dnax of reckless Defendant SayB Ger­ man Action in Po­ land Would Not Be Called Aggression MONDAY. APRIL Men Get Discharges as Mr*. E. B. Fik* of C*ntral(i. Ira. .Flki held out for tha right . Announcement of th* honorable i *ai»ct th* blddlT. dlicharge from the Naval Re­ serve service of two Sanford men -’i H U t o *[tant*. W— had -Th* s ronly s idle waa,mad* today by th* command dad It would 1* of the U. 8. Naval Paraonnal hey bought the Separation Center s t Jacksonville. I d they got to- The men are Gu* Knight 8TMIC locr-In-door can- of Route I, Box 299. and William Lhe _ money, and Smith, Jr., S 1/e of 919 Cypres* M lowest o f ell Avenue, tod. Mra. Fiko bidder she want- , Private funeral service* ‘will tie. held a t 8:00 P. M. Tuesday a t Erlckjon Funeral .Hume for Mr*. Lillian Pearl Middleton who died a t the home of her daugh­ ter, Mrs, V. L. Opperman, at Lake Mary a t 2:30 P. M. Sunday. Mr*. Mlddtetom 60 year* old, was bora Dec. 6, 1879 In Pales­ tine, 111. She lived in Clermont for two year* and had been with her daughter for tha past four months during which Ume she w a silL — „ Survivors besides Mr*. Opperman Include two other daughters, Mrs. 0 . D, . Dearlove of Glen Ellyn, III. and Mrs. Joe Duffney of'M iam i; three tons, J, E. Mid. dletoq of Clermont, L. G, Middle, ton of Peoria, HI., and 0. Y. Middleton of Ln* Angelas, Calif.; four sister*. Mrs. T. A. Upham of Rockford, 111., Mrs. David Schlooser of Venice. Calif., Mrs. Howard Deliar* of Monelnce, HI., and Mra. H. I. Shepherd of Pontiac, III.; on# brother, Victor E rfft of Richmond, Va. and n)ne grandchildren, ( Th* remaina will be sent to Pontiac, III. for burial. * HOOVER IN STOCKHOLM HEIJHNK1, Anr. I, (/U— HerIwrl ■Hoover flaw today from Helsinki to Stockholm. He is expected to find out at Stock­ holm whether Sweden can give any help in the program to re­ lieve the severe food shortage In war-torn countries. Hoover !* scheduled to see King Gustav tomorrow and lster In tha day will fly to Oslo, Norway. COMMISSION TO 51RET The produce" movement from O M Pompano continued heavy through Inst week. Market Manager J. 1..1 , Wari i*n xlotrn in hi* week owl <;ec|r summary of rmnlition*. \Vll*on'nf ||„. declared. lU'an* have >old around in |,|lk.ri 8235: peppeis, t'2.25; lima*. 84.60. Kl(Vl,nll Cue umber, h*vr averaged 80.75 „( and tomatoes f4,M>. jTho cal "The week just clo*ed has been j Irani*:: pretty' good for shipments ' from j eign M all over Die Slate, and lastminute reports Indicate most of the market* in producing are** will have substantial offerings during the w'eek ahead," he added. "G. S, Phillip*, manager of our Florida City market report* to­ matoes selling at the week-end for 83 to 810; squash, 81.60 to 8X50, and brans a t 83, with the quality of offerings fair. “ More than 1,000 persons visit­ ed the Marianna Marks*, March 26. when a fat calf sale was con­ ducted by the Future Farmer* of America leaders of J a c k s o n County. The Marianna Market Is handling n considerable volume of eggs. Msnogsr W. M. Scruggs r -porting that th* prices on local Edward John Welch Died Saturday A. M. (.108,000 Allotted To Repair Road Between Sanford And Winter 1 vived by the widow, Mrs. Beulah Watch of Columbus, Ga.; thro* daughters. Mra. Jam** Bynum of PLEADS FOE DRAFT WASHINGTON, Apr. 1, Coitgross today heard Sociallat Decree will b , conferred,■ All leader Norman Thorns, plead for m aster end Fellowcroft Mason* an end to th* draft ac t on May ere invited to attend. .1; *, , Fdward John Welch died at th* home of hla daughter, Mre. James Bynum in Osceola Satur­ day at 4:00 A. M. following a short lilneii. home with hi* daughter for tk* past six months. Born Jan. 83, 1880 in Pinebloom, Ge, Mr. Welch formerly lived et Alford. Fla. He la sur­ reconstruction work au u j th a t;i$l 65,000 flp r& s a . m aU m ^of roads luiT.blU. Also, two sons, John W ekh Columbus. Ga. and Delmar W« of th* U. S- Marinas on Qua on* slitar, Mrs. KaU# Bane of South Carolina? on* broth Walter Welch of Plaint, Fla.; i three grandchildren, �— -TF i*s= .if li - - --- —* P A G E TW O ^gg— — w !SJ!- — Ka<>M UM 4 W lh M ««u* ■• »««•»• i ^ w e — «— ■ '■ '■ ■ ■ m i ........... Four Months of Food The Sanford HeraJd l MONDAY, A PR IL TTIB S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■**— ■ ■ • M Maguire Speaks Ieminent of law, not of men, U jOll L l b c m l l S I l t A t frustrated vaten erected by pink n n Liberalism pill political advocate*, who ear. by talking in term, Rotary Meeting ofnar thevote*'common man,1 ‘common _ i, 101(5 •*** (p v rto n * 'niR STATt: OK FIAUttDA IN t r . r ....r u l ]>e w eek * ANHD D- m i l SKHt.Sttl.i: COUNT V, VVITNKISJt to y hklid a n d " f f h • .1 tu n IN CHA.Nt’KUr ***l nl Satifitril. Sernlnole ( V u i l h i,t I'n m p ta ln l In M id r*a>* on H o n u u A N o trit. f b tim if f F lo rid a . Ih le t h . :» llt d*> * a( dap, the i t h t ie r » l M a r. IV I* . an<L d W l U U K H a tc h A It. m * . Mi l » I b e t r n d e i tile Vour il, f»n «* . IT ; VS. f. HKIlMnWi on hi.ve to the H ill <>l C u m a nr I 'K A ltl (SttA N U K It. I t .f e m l a n l . ru u r W r ilL n a|tp*»fafl*‘e ■Ur a> ■>> tii>iu»rl iu tb*. K x-Pnm ident Hoover, in ch a rg e of feeding th e h u n g ry 'ovcrnetta, «aid nhortly before leaving for E urope th a t the. p la in t a , r a o u l r x l t>> la w . f i n k ot *rt,d *4’ire oil F o n t T O : P R A M . M tA N U K IU IHKAI.I j ««* S o ttlh tlro ti.l A v en u e. T h e SA N K O ItO IIU H A L D Iji lie te really critical period of need would last only four m onth*— ],>• A h se le * . r a l l f f t n l i t h> d e a lg n e le d Sit th e n e w » |ia p flr o' to* «N-I onto# 1211 day*. Thi« iq th e tim e, rig h t now, when som e pcojAe V olf ■!« h fte lijf ifo lllteil th a t good,’ ‘general welfare,’ ‘sociat In w-hleh llil* ri"tlf-a a h a ll he f r«mfltti*#i) I ra n i fm m t O n#) p e h lte h* ,1 n itre each* w e e k f o r l « i r r u l t to r ’ d lv o r re he* h-»*t, f t lx l "7 i i l f . r i Wa4#r lb* An a te sta rv in g , actually in d an g er of d ea th , when o th e rs a re security’ and ‘full employment.’ ” r y u a a f u ti k a w aakft. In th e » h « » e et vaplage* which have Merited to *> W M M k t aw. Sud, thing*. Mr. Maguire ™ n, ^ W ‘.hn ‘ nfttit.l undern o u rish ed to a dangerous degree, nnd nobody has the United S l i t t e r through1 • the ■solY and l. ukan tlnued, can be achieved only er«l a» Hl nfnrit, Sem inole Cnonty, Inu are ordered to Ole your enough to be really safe. . . ' exercise of fr free rnterpri**; Mr. fc*ilat • (tterkonallf »r or toll, continued Kjariitti. tlilH the :5th <1,t> of March. ten nohearance • M O M IH: AW *Uu_ illU - LA. Khmtda_l^L Maguire ..id T h at"'th i' d ty l U i # C l U,b Hy July, spring vegetables will be adding nourishm en t ____ w ttneae.t, --------------IliVarM l liM if r u-ew tl d4wndn ‘ New Y<>rk,aWe. : n I U lN lK tN — f t i. ■ r a Ht-_r T_*ta>*s htgur^ouiee r ^ W o iila- S n : B y .fall, in ll, w ith g r a in . •JJP m inerals a n d v itam ins to sca n ty diets. _By LibwalUftf "«MP - ,JtUtar I d a y * u l vnf* -**l . flerb-” . ■• • thaw atf .aL.Hi a l t e r T tle »nHr r te r* n » . w m 'iS T 'm K L ' lie in.i.te.1, but X HKA t .l jtiu i otiuir iwvtvfesU. in, th e re w ill be i£m oat enough U> ddk •then tb*r~Am#rica haai have. In Ibe Hill »f Complaint «only If the people support the * F o r nhotti c r "year or ’tw o food from th is side wlU lxT railed 'timL. time* a* many radio# on a .per tetjulred lit taa fundatmental truths tiught 2,000 llllltHH OK ruat.H'ATIOJI MO > M lk ----T h e S A N F O R D H K tlA L D l» Hera* ~ Z Z o i . I for, h q t t h e . need is expected to dim inish steadily a s hom e (capita bails Si Ruriia, and. 82" r ra ago th a t. we .hould aeck l l r r t M a a lb * _ Mall Kar llliarre hy -.wtM-'eaated »• the »*»",‘“t*-r * ( ta a r tr r Nta. O IO T a* , many automobiles*. Me til M a o lb a ___ • — — J;JJC fieliliC g an ien s, orchards and j w s t d refi .tak e o v er .thelr^tjjjj**. Jn n blrti tht* ixitlre *halt te* p.ihAtonMAVr* ’ wg wouldfijui,thatvwe mutf O ff Vm > 7,,.,. ’ ■■■>" 1 ----- ., ■■ ' -raonen-.Uiat <R> percent wf *alk tftd knock If W e would have doora IN T H K U r ttC W lT .C O V f tr P f T II B llkhctl ‘n tteee " K eh to*, t o u r . . norm ’ -itJolu-" norm al al loads. loads . , . ' '• »„ V world’, nf# In.urance, ' gift** opened unto u*, that we mutt N IN T H J t ’l t l t T A t . C U U 'L 'IT ' U P ew iaari u*uve^ ears# *i T h e re should be no a rg u m e n t alrout in stitu tin g ra- .eeurlty to widow., the aged, and strive If w e expect our talent, w T c u rfer i"to M ir m r i tlonlng a g a in — It would ta k e th re e or four m onths,4o gel im-phan*, 1* written in the Unit*) to be rewarded. .. T h iv MAW S&S"Itee.a. win ba tUmrm*<* !•* \ jt going. T here should be no gripe about bread percent* i fil*tr«. and that our reboots have VDItors at tmlay’a luncheon -He Rang? td iNflfTZZ •I n u a la r • S ltrlM la . rale*. i ag es or a n y th in g rise. Kootl should be se n t as fa st a s 1,7 ° ? ..?’<^ r . . w C’i t L , i l.n i m m itttHMLtvw included W. tl. Tcwkelsirg of WITH Ait? AND FVOAT ON T..I tieprr.raia* f train* mid ships can la! found to l a k e it. It is rig h t fo r ! w *r"d*comblnedh*r l'cho<,1* in t*,B Tunkhannock, P#.. H. 'W. (laynor iB lM ad Sew epaaer liv e * , t a r . . n i S r u n l a T b » lle r a ld of Sioluc City, luwu, Cleveland SORTACl Of 1Vt£. WATT-K- TMLi U N IillA to try to 'a llo c a te th e food s u p p lie s'e q u ita b ly . S|ieaking ot trade union., Mr, Sleeper l a Ik e M ( l « s s l M»W “ • n d » » rO « rh « AVOtOlNCi TMEiR EMtHlti Me.,, J. It a w malalalaed la lb» lara- „Hul u ( th ........ . . . .rt. ______ a t .effo should n o t be allowed to hold up sending Maguire .aid that mch organics- L’Engle ofof Rockland, ■*e» *t*?T»lV» Jacksonville, ap'd lion, are not permitted. in Hu.xla ■Better som e w heat, quick, today, *ei*"b«iMi<iMrt*ra " I " ’ airaau! fowl fur a single day. Frank Shame, of Sanford. W E CAN’T GUAR­ the were in *nr more than they *w Verb. I th a n the exactly right am o u n t later. InequiUles can be ' Germany A N T E E th a t y su will or Italy, although there ’ ad ju sted a f te r th e first need is m et. I lire plenty of forced luhor camp*. find nil of y o u r .fa v ­ Tb* Herald It a » '» w > “ I The We a rc said to be s h o rt «J8.000.000 tin o u r 1’’In itus.ia." he added, ’’the work. P l - R bushels — LEGAL NOTICE Aaeaelalni r o w n b lib U r»»laYOU DRIVE 1TI o rite liquors here, but M irlt ealtlled w «b» «•» Inr rr* .fjtreign com m itm ents o f w heat. W hy not ta k e h a lf of it er inu.t work when he i. told. pabltealfaa ,.l all b »m* dUp«l«br* we • do have som e of whrre he f. told, and a . ha is No sales to Minors lied la II *r ■»■ a ib an iiw lro ‘m our norm al dom estic carry -o v e r, rig h t now, und m ake ■ tied N A T A T Id ill. ; ' told." If anyone buck, this rule, T tt. ED PHONE 200 th em . . . and we’ll do la tbl* -aad «■»• up th e carry-over by e a tin g one slice of bread iim tead of A iiilM il*-, NUili! I'MDiliFlil, l No sales to intoxi­ he .imply disappear.. larai a n t s twbiluhril berets, A llvdllM lt. 4 itUIIW o u r b est to see th a t .h la !■ r*PMbllt»|l»a <’• *■>»* tw o from nmv till fall? I t ’s tim e to feed th e h u n g ry . it. :r> pit*. g|jj|jBj| L Despite.'obvious gam . mode by cated persons. berrla are «lw e*,Sf. 'll you arc satisfied. ** 4*ri# * iiprtpj * itjjutrfd am' ------------ J dea. euUiprJMt fu- JM yearw in m m1ft*i».t ib is.* arm tm____J r : '- : %li« t u y ot h r ) >»k». ■ Opera. Of-The Past •••-•• --- ■ t i f i ^ M kN iilit fftitl III compel! h t MONDAY, APRIL I, toeo Iwia U d a v l | v (H p f i lv 'i m CbB/1 ul m r r e u liv e m p r k . t a , free men, free fctm nuif i*«uul|, *«i r*aMtntrti. ^4r t P are n ts and g randparent* will hnve pleasan t rm /.lec tj) Hrn*<«t iitn ih PA CK A G E STO RE MIR TODAY UWUi h»i *r i inn f&t tlili «*r*'r • tloiis stirre d b y > th e re p o rte d ^ Ic n th of th e last o f thoI'A C K A G E S r O t l D Hu* M eiN M lltO Ill.lL V U * I •* (isAND B A R AT I.ONU LAST E-V’K ItY F lo n slo ra S ex D tte. h ir s t produced In* 1890,. th is light to find out if a *ite i. available. * *iii w#» fLrWfc(aii|ttr id HUM ST. ARCAPt Birtk 'fH Q X eJM lW M .ru llli* UTiivi *Mf»l» in, H ' MORTAL it AH lU ACCOUNT opera owed much of its im m ense success to th e tu n efu l j C * a e y u -n n iv E -iT , in c . 112 W. Flrat Ht. — I’hone *80 tnginrer. roayij »ii ttv<i fo i f o u r *’f iD p r u t» i6 4*-r?iii»r ’fO nih OilNac'ILNCL a n d t o “Tell Me. P re tty Maiden, Ahe T h ere Any More A t Hom e | have been inJones, WlTXKiiM, I nrrmfoftj k a bad wreck as that lliS COD PC ft TUB USE OF, ,ikc Y ou?’’ ntidrcsswi to th e six languishing beauties, 'legend goe. but nothing Ilka .the';» "*'* ' “V'1 *• HIS TALENTS AND OPH)KIUNITIES. IT IS WRONG TO .'t t n ill l!>20. w hen “ n o r o d a r a " w ns rev iv ed , its lio p u ln rity !<me cnu*ed recently on the Florida, ,,,* .... held, . ... I.m.lw ra „...■_ i l t 1^lie t n,,ri.t Itiim boat Railroad w a.i , si :a.., »■ I*. HKItNI ttN WA S T E T I M E AND SU1I-1 Still ml m_otU. th ers ____ m ay . tstill fournivoh„ w hor claim ^ a (^, Mi.t ; afl ttn({ry which 1>Ma ponn,r F IN E Q U A L IT Y t tt rk STANCE: Homier Die account of to have liccn in the original ‘S ex tette. , , bull of llrshmnn strain. Furious .th y itew fM ii.hip.—Luke UJ; Luke ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Lcslia S tu art the com poser, was an E ng lish m an whose a t 'the sight of the train the bull ', 'lUl hI I I ID. ITI KA T KT . u eI H i l lFi tIt..IVI I,t l l lSAO I T Ti lU. 18:2. I K l.ll V F U iT S K M S . K O IT II. real nam e was T. A. B a tre tt. ‘•FJorodora” vvas h is g re a t • iufteil into high gear and cra.h- FF tF .L I I ItU tll. I I I U M I M J I I VVI. full into the loth car of a T7 est h it. though in 1011 h is “Slim P rin cess1. based on th e ed MltTHUASi REA L E ST A IE -U R O K E R cur train of cmrty refrigerator . A i w o r n lifll o f t i i i f ljtlllg f Iiiiv* and » S e n a t o r UarMey, tnajorily sto ry b y th e Indiana im inorist George Ade, nchleveti m uch cam, derailing, the train. Tile■ >»ff fireii I If<| in iftt* 4'irrol_% J!*iiir! lender fh the hetyiOh . « .ahottur success. ■cure were badly piled tip a n d l l J in anil fu r Hwiomiile I 'm m l i Fi<*r A tla n tic H ank llld g . f > •4 h iM C • » h f i n«M » . ■ SvjMb Rent No sates on days ‘A lS S S i^ a tV ^ S ^ - MORRISON ^ Sui# BILL’S S LIQUOR WINES who oppose, parity anwndinenl m m wage that would ten wngva am O F ALL KINDS . flow to iiifil tw o fkfli! tw o . lar^v, Iv tn .a ry i - on lino ^ S u p rc iilil ttffif’Little People Court’, ttfu*al to dKi'lc •»« t ,itr• n u t. e n l i - c m ie d vhitp Congi : JMWlT jmulnhiinliig'a pence lipte .VcfSj-i4 ticttoral rtodJitay (fils th» Senate Military Affair* UMtniMite me Army need* bn. OO.t men a month nml con g>'t about 10,UfR) through volunteer*. tEIUt«r the Army will have to retain many of the men who liuvn already *ctm l - for u long time, or it will hava In abandon It* bate, overtsa* and ita dutiea in tha occupied countries. ritaiit I. Iieing accused of beaguln.t Russia on the Iranian Don becnU-M» of 'UrilUh In tetest In Iranian oil. Them may ba some truth to Dint, but tn n o is no iiucstiun a t all the ItUssUn interest in Iran i. duo to Iranian oil. And wo can’t **e where U is any woive for uriU m to covvi Iranian oil than for Russia to. Furthermore, - Britain h a . made itu> i attempt to take the forte; Russia- has. . I t ' principle of this thing': the resort to lo n e by any nation in the aettlemcnt of dispute* that we are trying to outlaw. £ i Th« ieloetlon-of'H enator Mend I* tint u llemociatic inndulnlt for governor nf New York may ‘ptuvide the country with nn intciciting jire view nf the. UM8 (Dtlai election. Governor the Republican gubern n d id a tf and If he ahauld Mead, hi# chaneea for the Republican presidential nomina­ tion will be imnieaaurnbly In Un Die other hand, If Maori ahoud win, he woubl be in * piwllton- ta ytsMLr— I Uicld IretwertilBiil ..B iP tt I i n f Insnsw iii ititf f hi* lihlYlfti *,a,..rf*- ti** I?III.<*'gF<| 4|frtI*Tw1 JMJP „* ti. t>- * _ *’ tu r'b e r "td«'«t, "m t tht"! i iu llr r #»• fiul»lUili«*«l In l!»« _finn Iu tit | Most o f the"‘JifficuH (en a r is in g a t se rio u s in te rn a tio n * . *> ' —t- *J -. » * ___ *v ■»v. l iliiiis itiu til rnw -w nw s seem to com e fro m .m a s c u lin e p rim a d u n n aa, u 41 band* m prwenling school, Fl?if nLt, tills l h e presen t eliocaal m e e tin g of th e s ta te s m e n a sse n t- jfrojd all over D.e vt.te. Ten band. A, U l »i i . S S ^ i -any i LrreJItr cfor w •».J«-- v4 . h ~ “ a t to do wrong, discussions have l*eoi described by to (10 rig.it. .i l . *-* ...v revtlvnl of State* reld- u r r k w ill b o n m a a a ttl lwiml c u n - , H »r»f«.rU, Mi? ttlnoi** c e r t a n d d r i ll m a n e u v e r e x h i b i t i o n j ," lf * , r , r h i,.r to u r t n c m . , T h u r s d a y e v t n j r ig a t t h e h l ^ h ■**T*iTN K itS * t»> h a n d ’ ,t.t,ti m. f ( ho,ii vtadium. Taking part wtilj f} r|« | s e a l a t HfEMurd. to i am I i_ . . . . . ____ , . t . _t.* <**4 itilir i#f Bemtnolw iintl *4131 1r of am i'lt-l- ment. Judge Wnlb r <>| the U. S. o f« * .h ‘’Th*UISunienii' t a K i D mluctant to do wrong and afraid be.ng reiUc|uiii W||C" ho is Phone 732 ssrulsl^ sl i s m .t -isuk t b lu n t A m erican obte rv e rs ns ’’conftiHed, apd groggy." It is hojted t h a t th is sta g e will soon pass, y ield in g to m en tal fusion r a th e r th a n confusion. , '■There is plenty o f intelligence assem bled, possibly enough to prthlw uk a new w o rttf if well d istrib u te d . "And indeed a new world is needed, f( w e a r^ to ntjitch th e g S T achfevrm ent* already cre a te d by m odern science, an d go on from there to the problem s a w aitin g solution. B ut th e biggest nnd most im |>ortant of nil th ese problem s is willingness to cooiierntc for th e general w elfare. if m ankind fails nqjv 111 his g re a t o p p o rtu n itie s nnd requirem ents, it may not be-.from lack o f ab ility to re ­ m ake th e world, so much as from th e selfish n ess of sm all people in Im portant plnces, STATE NEWS B R I E F S rr*u ■A. ‘- *i Hollywood by th t mu hud 4 record nj^h for city building per® ^ d u r in g M u reh w hisn m o rs J o *f M arch, Lakeland h»> had Ra thggrat building month since U»27. During March tB'Jl.l'.'l worth of eoli(truction ptrmlla were - lasuok: With permita Issued In January and February, tha total woa t V SDI.1H6 for 1048 so far. ^ ROUS C A K E S ^ ROBBS HOME BAKERY IN THE COWAN BUILDING CHKAL) fin fit Mil We H^«»irrr H u llH tn r fu r l ‘l-i lul I f *. * O T I t: Ito NuUc« Is. lt« ft b y iti ymi i b a t t a tn n* i» fo rd a *i n n i ir Na| ig n*i * ■ u lt f o r ili%*»rr* tf ah ii f f n A « « ln tl ■ >o*i in thf> iiloivn a i r l n l CfHirt l#y Rl%N> MAI NAIM'KR. a n d t h a t y o u jp ro nr<1»r««i to fll« pies 312 SANFORD AVE. C le r k of I lie V In: till C o u rt { ngers uw w ¥y u ¥ ¥ tn r¥ tn fvin n nn n n n n TnT~r*" - - - - - * - - - - — ■**.»**.* IIHIINlWiN thftn f 1.000,000 in I^n itfu WrrdjlUnK IlijIliHf**, Hunrurtl* KlorM-'. Is*uttl On one day. March ‘J #., u*d*r Dtn fkt.ituu, naatt^jMrbr, pr.m it, totalled *2«O,Ot>0 in value. Thg town hki pfteii «?njoyifiK pouf- 1iittm® purauaric iu iha* Nritip t !««• war pro?F?ritv and has bekn tht» KJCIIttov* N«»«rtt Himutr (ChRpi«r winlft lruining tiuurtrr«t of Iha Lawn of f ■liihiAi «lih tlir r. . Aivfi ‘ " / TL ” Clerk of (he C l r m l l « o«rl «f Him. Unltiiiniiu Oriab* of the Inter Iitult* •», f'to rlil i it ti M il'll.leirtitl luttionnl l.rnguc under managetlarrti I5IC. mehi of “Tommy” Thama. nnd who promise-ttt return again next DIIIIFJI UF FI III.U ATIOX year. '^ f ■all Far lllta tw i i " ! " " Xa. aloe IN TUB C tlift:|T 1‘lHDlT OF TIIK The chamber of commerce of n in t h jrD trfA l. F iitra n r o f jg* Ocala 1» 1 «pon*oring aomething TltH HTATK-tiF FMlRlDA tH new in the way of kafegtmrtling AND FOR SKJJI Nl IMi t'glNTY r.N CTIANi'HII V nubile health. Thl. la a food I 'U ltititr R D N a M A R N A l'i’K It. jtamllet* 'course fn food aanitatlon. Attemlng the fir.t meeting MAUI K I, N A P F K It. D . fe m la iii. held at the Hits Theater were TO K A i i r t i . N A P l’K lt *11 tV e tl > ut N lf rr l .100 fi-i.1 handlers including wait* Clll-llttlf’. ijt-n f M| H. retsr*. bus boy*, cook* and mnnTmi tire I»u r g**<> n M iflrrl tlia l BY IWJLLARI) CONNULLYtUf III The office of “Tall TwRler" uf twlsting." » 1-ion’e d a b it on* which de­ The War Department ha* ask­ mand* the utmoat of certain neceamiy (jualitiei. Tb |Wgin ed the state lo expedite its po*t war planning (or the t h t ' freaetlvathn ‘ with hr inuit have the probing of the National Guard, according eye nf ap Fill agent to detect to Adjutant VfvUn Colllna. A member* without Lloni pini go be may fine them 10 cent*. tentative allotment of one unit Often member* proteal agalnvt with a strength of flv t officer* fine* Juat to create a seine. T|ie and ISO men ha* boon dlacuiired all twister has to know whether for S t Auguatlne. Such a unit (buy are serious or not. lie must would require an armory and have n lot nf tact, and above all, facilities- Gen. Colllna hae mada eountv and city a keen eense of humor. Hanfnrd a request of ha* u finv tail twister, in the be wtlltng, topm ast tba -atato p m o n of Dick Elvberry, contruc- contribution In construction of nh Dun man. lie rcpenlly visited tho ad squat* -armory. City official* Pnylonn Reach - Lthna - Glut) Just •ay they, have nq fund* for auch to learn some new angle* In 'Tail • pro.■Ject hut hope to eo-operate with 8 t Johni County offflclaU -t_______________ sf T ‘.. *tal« band rum polltitlcin and drill : taking place dur ing the w«ok end. tlir i - tit |]i» j C&C Liquor Store fj Speaking Of Saving Money iou can »ave muney on yotrr fire and wimDterm Invuranre by Uiying a 6 year policy, ■ lug J /4 .a f Dm ‘b id. 3rd. Uh -ami Btn year* premium*. You get B year* ijf ituuranc# for 4 timea the annual rate. The objection to buying a 5 year policy ho* .lieen tha necc*ally of paying th* premium for 6 year* In advance, or financing the premium nnd paying carrying charge*. W*‘ hay# ' elimlnafad thl* ob­ jection and o ff* you the #*yIng* cn * A yeer policy with th* premium pryable in 6 annual In­ stallments. V Oor cash diridtnd taving is In addition to the saving you get by buying a 5 year polfey. C. M. lloyJ A Co., fb‘I 1/2 Magnolia Ava., Rhone 178-J. 1 ® * y««*^kJ rT>8*ik» tFii* 1 - m s; i ^ G e l llj> in Ha B o t« > v —A*v. STARTS TUESDA Y FOR 2 DAYS! Consult a Doctor In Time Rg W. V. Bitting Touchlon Drug Co. Many Irritating and eoetly Rllmept* rpuld be. prcveirtM, mJnlmived and cured Ir the pa­ tient would consult hie doctor at regular Interval*. . You should kpow where your own particular w taknos lie*. !l tnajri be the kHney*, the 1 a GOOD NIGHT on my# M bd *nowoh to ih o o l i | oilt with lh» tough•M kifiuy in tha MATTRESS ycu may *unxr‘ fiwn tome vhrnuie disorder iirth aa rheu cqeUim i ' . • ' :>* i j I .R estful sleep— the kind you f t t on a Scaly m at I ret*—keep*you fit to face each new dar'* task*. Saaly’a buoyant, resilient construction p w balanced comfort—flexes gently a* you •Hr in jo u r xleep—(Ac//w you to turn over t without tiring effort). Come id and make j o u r (flection of mattres* and box spring now. Harking ■ Bat AictUUt . s s Y .J i r t — ^ — - •>p. B p* M: - > 1 'I B o I m f vx:.1 If I ie«i3Wt>i*wi=s-i*:Sr �r i M O N D A Y , A P R IL 1, 19IC L■—■** Social And THE SANFORD IIKRA1.D, SANMJIW. FLORIDA " 1L I Personal Activities Clark of Richland*, Va. The guest* left Saturday fur Miami and Key West. PACE 1IIRRB Buffet Supper Well Attended At Club T KR R A CE T A L K BY Knrign un*| Mr*. II. S. Parish Tala. No. ItS | were the recent truest* of Mr. ------------------- I and Mr*. lid loine at I heir home j oh IPark Avenue. Flnsign Pariah ■, * \i* a nephew of Mr*. Pane'* nmt Sunday iiiglil buffet »up|Wr» a t the 8i*mirm|e Country t loti mm? 111i’i » ill** is| mi tik** v u rps *n ill ct ■mif h tun ik. 1 would I a lit* a few p rm ing popular with the Rollins |hi*tnry of human ailment*, and month* out *.» write it and d on atet njmlent* nnd ■ « • * i tunny of them deft scientific .-*• , "' 7 ' " v: if* "* *!*, «nd Ufl».,do r . l y r n * . ^ . ^pfatoitimn t l .r.in iiM g 'id -igM he proceed* to chaplty. <FcTT a* Scitm Hit* t .nuny cl I lien*. I to ti blind Wiiiitin of Sc. i MI■. t i'i If r ri 1 ag e n t, a te ir.\e -1igul mg . | {| , | i Vetting .i|i:a ie* ni,att (v 75 jXVa-lt*-nitty no’ - r y ln e iy def) iV l ' ul< h tin -have—been incotpor.il j tlHeiuled • the .upper whit It tint U-Uliplejl Loaning Unit J\o. fr'l 1 Among tiiu uut-of.tuwn simp, ! t » >'/ , MONDAY » r * — ’plaii.it him, hot llie euti- I* *oim‘. . ,Mo them-elvc* to ittot.l lu.\l-- . si-•t■■i of lu ite v . Imoi. nim ni-nl m H tarjrt'f *,r -S e * Mf- A.. tirf Vilil.u . f per* in Sanford Saturday were: toil A Aiutiliaty riMiVlIoar.) oi the I'rejtHyUtrian of lh .'A m ,r i« n Lake tflfy visited friend* nnd Jtviirit <■' a .miuicie. In liti I• .MIIv ' ItriX.Al.tt, COLEMAN will play j and • he* . . rliei'- .nhiii, n>u tn lli, hunured. .the department pr*»‘**'"•' n t V Mi*. II. 1 1 n I v s of Ml. Horn, V. ,'ntiam Auxiliary Will meet at ISH Iiil.r.V V PiT K Il had a had the title role in "Tit ■ latkt- Utorge ) piekle-. «liti -. n li.h and' cofft ■ George A. Taylor of (.Vnevn, G. t o church at 3:J0 l*. M. The dent, Mr». J. B. Kirkpatrick.' wlih relative* over the weekend. fail d im n i, flight of ‘tail*. The A|dcy It 0 T V V I.AMHHRi 10111* 1* '... ani t . f i i o * i j v .tr-, S. Yale* of Iutko Monroe, W. 0 . p i l l a r inunthly meeting nf the a luncheon Saturday at 1:00 p. m., ...... .... 1. .. 7 .: ... . i n ..1 fall lefr het . Mtml i.a-1 veai ifid hubliw. I 111 t ll .Lt IMtt5-.A7Tlt, 'l.fe....'■ leave 'iauj?rrfvalliiii'tt*iiHt 'rite *.. _ , Mr. nnd Mr*. C. I- Smith and Bridge* of hake Maiy.'-AVilligni t p u of the ehuf*h will be held at' the Hotel Mayfair. Bou«iurU ' ’ -B.lllimeiV ‘ ..........unit .. 0 a'.*iii,|i.’i leavi" it liS". VETTKR' tpate litirli .-4 ■ •**, Aon..day* for wh’ viv f,tide *tm, K. Ia-e, are visiting. * e/ Spring flywem were arranged ! 4k Slum of lamgwood and I . F ’ . l id 7.00 V . M. A fried rhicken ifmirhii 1 \ t n t 'i t i**lenttiFd n "1,1 neir baby wijl la- christened in ' placed on the .mantel*. Mr.' and • -p e r' will he served nnd an on the U-*hapid tables and a t<2Smitii's mother, Mr*. ?d» Keogh, lln u l l of l.nkc Moium'. that *ln tecmnci! Iin airtit-w ithin tin jtalvinal home . . . S lIld l.F Y \|r* . IM Whit net and Mr. nnd i' '.urtstlng program hna^^hecn the center truest table the unit for »onie time. » nintter of day* after the child'* IFM PI.K Iihi had to withdraw ill*. , \ | llrynnl were in charge men-* aaar■o w W -aW in small Mi** Mnrearct Jtyer*, student t i •an^ed. birth. The daughter i* eight- rum "Htm iymopn" for u f*w of the affair. TU BS!) AY * flags. . Iland-painted place card* Mrs. W. II. Hutchison, Mrs. at Stetson University, spvnl the (0001111*01(1 TAMARA. She n n tl‘day* . . . wf.'dnm tiaith trouHe huMnej* meeting nnd luncheon of red, whlje and blue shields Ted Windhomh and T. J. Bidder- weekend with her parents, M r., h it mother vitli (fy J%rt>* for a . . tiOVKIINtllt I.KSTFR HUNT * • i Woman* Clun originally ached* marked the seating arrangement hack of Dt-Land were 'shoppers and Mrs. F red' Myers, and had 1 ii- it with t el.iti t e 1, Altd it v»a* *»f Wyoming hit named Apt. • runner-up. Tin leveiith gra*l2 ■ I fur Wednesday wilt be held of the Sanford auxiliary mem­ in .Sunfoul Saturday. n* her g u r -ti Mi.** Iicnc lli-nti i t t-imtiis tion w ith' the |ti ip.i-ed u- WAI.IA IIF.KRY day in c.de j,,mteh held T huixlnv wu* a n , inchamp of AVhite Spring*. H a., . j __ 12:30 I’. M. ul the club house. bers and guests. Ilia: it a n . learned the n ta tr the prem ier "f 'R ail ba<-i le testing am foo with AI.AN Mm. K irkpatrick *«ve the main !• afll meeting will l*c hehl at l.ieut. Itoy Heed. U.S.N. ha* Miss Eleanor P latt -of Sarasota tni-'h?r wii? able to -ee again, ehtoe," filmed hi lltn; sti.lt IIFTZKI. n* tiie w o iiii. Among child returned to duty aboard the navy and Mis* Madeline Harrow of I :00 A. M. Mr*. George McCall address which concerned , I livsi*io.i ■ hiir| otitl .her *bUndnt'-i \ta u n d thp Iieivtv lived tow ntihe r tp reiru t 11-1‘ioding t* v ,t be program sponsor and the welfare. She preeented Mm. Bca ship, Princeton, which it docked AVavcfnssj <!a. S'U CltU try the Coiffure Crcatt-rt i ttil l>D' hologii ul h*t, Friday after noon UtlVj*Tlulr«* »lr I.hYi M’'* .tOHjv v .tr s s e * include: Mr*. A. J. A lt' rm nlt, departm ent member. _at the Norfolk navy l>a*e. ( ■ . til pi New Yi’ik ns \ ^ . ■„ A mi** 1^ n »*«» **| ,1= mil**. MANM. II. N. SAYEli 1*1111- #H I ’1!III Ihti >»*u know' 1*iuutf. chairman. Mr*. .1. K. ship ahalrman ami Mm. Norman j Laker, Mr*. I„ A. I’almer, Mm. White, seventh district sergeant-' Itmober our l.p.nilc IS lit____ , ! M *« t lo ti' in ' U i HRASHOF F. EMMA TEM PLE., that t i ( '\ II* >RAt 1 V Hit Bolt and Leo llutner. Jr. *«, eu slai Aih t> I,-, . i Ihi'io n m th ree women Ot t.arv . MRS lililK ’F. ANUEUSON aid HRFtl II I tlv Old- * in ut goP K. fell*lierry uud Mra. Jam es nt-srm s, who gave b rief talk*. of Brui-ir the U niversity of Florida, Florida! Mm. K. J . llouth. president of ..... Imtay u t". a. I it I Imltihig -a. WALTER HAVNE*. f f e r r o r in the 11. S.. ai p ,. . Houghton, The Daughter* of Wesley t.f | the Sanford auxiliary, presented (laineiville, spent the weekend ^ .iv ^ iiH .t^ . ^ • , MR‘S. e r ilK U R B im lN C ; W. K. W A T sO N .'lt ,* n fr.,i tl..t u u v . tt ALTER Chapter Y of P.E.O, held it* } with their parent*. t | .\ckW HENRY WATSON. H •t *tHit *• t arat tire *■evu ». iiM ii.tn* , , tjjlal-ill rv 11F:i.L r.l.lt »nnd 11H1 .MRS, .ilIntT*, IEVA . \ 1 ‘ 11 f**i It „ ___ _____ ---ttS E S T iS , ■t*lMFill AS*l> t- ibv, l! e First Methodist t'hurch will the htutor guest* with gifts. semi-monthly meeting last Thttr* I I, Mm, Kouth introduced other f ;r-v i s t r n I’ l . T / . ' we.o crossing tin t, HOI SMOLDER, I H J K E ,«0R- gn.om tn ......... riuw . . , N»w I av i it* regular monthly meoUng d a y ,a t the home of Mr*. J. C. ’ Air. William Vihlen • Inlrranlt ■. ill S|j, Footral llailr.ia.l I.a , ,* 1CIU.S 'MRS. -WVdUKTl-NL, AI 11.i. t I.a - t -btl oi llg d tii„ S a J t aj..l Unit- among atis, , ,, and Mm. . ,e*tsI ■am ong snuni whom »■« Mrs. at H:tKt P. M. ttl the home of Hutchison in Indian Mound Vit, . . . . , , h pen n LI.. L ..H - . - n ii.'c -frt.Ulf r:.- .tir Sftt'tVj o . . . . > 1,1*1 . . . .....I ., n.'.. i11 ' wlll -hrsi iihimi ntnia’ 7 ------ L,lilv tiVpIll. nie i.ItAi vVMl)>IP RAIjI ,-,• The simM-1 for Maun, - - it* ..iii Ul* depart* " ' ' M,V.. U rttiU e^M t. 5l«giml 1hitv. T h e-liv in g tiloin* of t l i e t i r s h i l l l rt Ix O O Ill merit adjutant adlutai of the American spent lFig weekend at ‘uroiutdo •m venue. * Itutchison home "were n ttn u tiv ely j ,, i.«« J“ ' 1 l " “ „ biVfk" I ,n,*t ,uM it ttt 8>nf?n l h "l,V ° f >'**,' * * !33* ‘ ‘ m* Bench. Th I d tle giiTitlmling iamb, Ibt *>‘‘or The business woman's circle Legion. Mr*. Fm nk Bauer fnrti* decor 3 ted with .Spring flower*. *“ ID S liM tU l l O n t U S I t"“ V a lieig h t tram wa* puffing r ft. ro.ton wn* a close one ............. the ti'A i.iiott .tvitore you at.' -lit . p tf* h iltitvmti iliett* MRSk M AZFII.F’T t-ii"Slh grade chntti|i waished piano music during iJ the I'reshyte Mt. and Mrs. Don Norton of At the business *ei »iplt .Airs. t , l.t.N LOSS!NO w tii .LAN >f mi * i' *■> •'« hIM i A l l meet nl the home of Mrs meeting and luncheon. Amon^ those present w ere: Mm. Geneva have as their guest their II. II. M rtV Iln , nrcsideiit, pee I U- -sat.lo.,1 dun ..r H iK^A?. • n n JHNKINSON >.. .1 I O i. 1.1 Id J te l S. Fiqld, d-’h West Nine t .m i.-. ___ llu-v. .Jail_ H .-o \ ||( s . K irkputrick, .Mrs. A ltcm tatt, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Kay Biermcr, nf sided nnd. the newly elected offi- ," u t. 'O'l noil 8Uuup U-cnth S treet at 8:00 P. M. peri assumed their iwi.tls PLius i 'h ;l ' >■ to u. clln -e , met- -Kilo ’i’t . H Ai'iKI I M_r i.t ti ti‘« »ai «n Rehearsal fur “The Crucifixion'' While. Mrs. Routh. Mis* Edna Vermont. t IffHjlc I * twill -t i h e l l ittstTisioif 7or the P.R.tt. "1 - *;‘>-'l*t Bel i lu*t Lii'itj i In- xltii’r ml will lie.iichl at the Roly Cross ChUttiulurv Mrs— i:.—K,— llu n u t, Friend* of Mr*. A. I.. Barineau stale roo vent ion which will be jd e ,. itcri the w inntt wn!i i t ' i 1 *Shv 4*1. . • T L. Irwin, Mm. Joel Field, liniseopal Church at 7 :.u» P. M. Mm. will regret to learn that she l* hood- an.l -lam p- a.>... \ Ji ill* 11 . •: Li iiiiiti j ‘i iircc rrhearsaL w ill lie held he Mr*. Roy Prentls, Mm. II. A. confined to the Orange General held ill Sanford al the .Mayfair ‘,B ' Hotel for three days Imrinning ,'u , **•*"■' -Mi - A t. . to I hi‘ i fu r ii foie the presentation. Mrs. A. M. Swanson a n d Mm. M argaret Hospital for treatm ent. April 2ft. Samt Cloud's Chapter on m. i s seventh grade rooni vas Philips, director, urges all sing, Erickson. I. will lie ro-hostrss with Sun 'm in i of the M-veutb i:i.olt'> \ \ i i i i ' ih i T S Jit ili.n! .Also Miss M argaret (Joil, Mr*. n s in church choir* to attend Air. and Mrs. H. II. Coleman ford'* Chapter Y ut that time. ^ ^ o .i nod any oilier sin te r who desires C. M. H ow i'rt, Sir*. Reid Stann. Mr*. Eivd Ijim on, Mra. W. K, and Mr. and Mm. U. L. Cornell I FMwnrd IHggins. S tire tu ry “f I , 7 ,* ‘T , " , " V.uug RtiGERS. who „ .. canto attend will be welcomed. returned to their home* Fridny Ifolteyhead, Mr*. Frank Bauer. Cdtambcr of rornm etce. will g iv e, | ,1,!I1|' i! ,; ,^ . J J ,Vm,! ‘ " .h i'li'lB . f.« the I h m - t a t i c .... WEDNESDAY jw " ‘''T ' .t, ' i'll* f«*. V. S. S tmlur fminl j B. of R. F. A uxiliary will meet Mr*. II. L. Miller. Mm. M. K. after spending two days in Clew- Ihc addr«*xii o f ' uolcomt’ In I'nnvt'iiliun •lelegati's l< luifatFw nnd ami vitilnrn. virttoi*. i, 4| .r t 11f .iit.i li.ti.l to T l the 1.0.0.F. Hall at 3:00 P. SI. Baker, Sirs. Sydney R ichard, Jr., iston on business. ai’lii'i i T li f u Mitirr will Committees are walking enthus. I T IIU U SH W Mr*. Sydney iUChnrd, Sr., Mi** Ii a \ Iji . fntI . i I I * •'■ 1 .1 I .Vll.il i'l'lil » * i Mm. T O. Brown. Ir. returned r SUMYl* V4*1 - til* **' I 111' IuSp t"AVl»M. Regular meeting of the Sem­ Arankn Tnknch. Mrs. T. L. Sulli- Friday from AA’Inlet Haven where instically to nuike this, the first * * i lli** n« .1 1 fiU utr post u n r (onvention. a M irren, inole Chapter No. 2 of the van and Mm. H arry l.owi*. f hllllKH III*1, \ HIIlit? ktM'i-. -> she visited her daughter and At the i Inm or' last T h u rsd ay '* 1 **• V‘» eiixhtll iya*Ic i (M.ii. . . l i s 'a its lilt! A -^^m tr.! !•»**. litdl** O. K. S, at the Masonic Hall at son-in-law,* Dr. tlnd Aim. R. K. follow Alls II Id ...» * i?rr'i* md< i . i II U I IM'.! i fit: P. M. Harman IIs- :** All i„o f was turned over to Fred It, AA'ibi” **" \ * Jli *t i. .1.. i The W ests'de P.T.A. meeting and M .• I I H son who guvn a talk on the J ’ , "f I • MllilCt IIt 1%' ,11 VI ! i »t I • f which was uchirdultvl for .Apr. 4 Mr- and Mr*. M. I \ fahdenberg United State- and AVorld Pence U*mpm',if i I * ,11 h .1 t S.t.il l.us been p m tp o o e d until A in. I f win. hate been making their homo dam a-k covered ten table s y *tl | l nl. .ill diMl’t ■■ 1 ’d BlH.l KS, .ti .1 ai .mitt* e t c a u s e iif a school holiday. Two floor shows will be pre­ In till, city will move their resi­ The Wits rei)tried with an evuunote i tb , i Ilow .tip .) ••.to- AI Kirfi-ti'di =i*i it I.' H n ..iddh*l va«h J. Vfts . sented Wednesday afternoon ul dence to Plant City Sunday. C.’Td I tt 11 nriangeiiient of snapilragoris, ■fent Mi*, HIf lit il'f t llSMf I '»M slil .41 (ttl I the annual Carden Club Flower out Vt t - l lualM i I. \t l«£' M**' (Jueen Ann lace and dnlsie. t S*-11 I Mti'lf!) Ilflt* nv| ten d«» till' Show which open* to the public Bill Stemper of Aliami spent This being the tenth birthday bun >.1 In IHiit- pit l n r siitil tlii'ii A|tiit at 12:30 P. M. in the Slrickland- the weekend wit If his wife it l the of Chaplet V, a beautiful cake | ll I vyr *i Jll i |}m‘ *a nu­ Morrison display rooms. The home of her parents, Air. and lighted with ten white taper*, shows rtre scheduled to be given Mrs. George FI. Well*. wa* cut and .ervc.J by All, Me ut 2:00 P, M. and 8:00 P. M. with . „ . Caalirt and Mr*. Fred Wilson continuous piano music being Mr. and Mr*. E Ap o » ' » « furni*hrd throughout the a fte r­ Miami spent the wrokend visiting Mi am! Mr*. M, T Hi*%sics noon, it was announced today by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stineclnher ami Mi nml Mi «* A. .1 Willi.uii* Mr*. H. II. McCaslin, president and Mr. and Mm. Herman Mor­ (rlltri ■,4lIU*i) \N v I’u i ifij? of the club. ris. wiih ii ilm nrr p arly rrlftirntm tf The complete p ro g ram . of en­ 1!*•■*• fu rth lm r ulon*'-ittli tertainm ent will be announced to ­ J. Al. Stinecipher attended tho |I giit-vi. morrow Mr*. McCaslin said. The Florida S tale Lumber 'an d Mill l,ake Mary yottng people, under iiHDiti. in In mi'xf public i* cordially invited to a t­ AA'ork Convention last week in lire dirveti.... of Mi- (limi t M. •! tt.. • ir ,| 4l ll . \\ tlli.nti ! UIRTII ANNOI NCEMENT wntit it* i Imtend this show which promise* Orlando. Ileadnuarters for the Fennell, hate organized o young ll: \|uyfii*r .11»•I Lieut, and Mrs. Thomas Kirk- to lie one of the outstaialing a t­ Jieoplo's rtiitrttiu n unit whicii II' Hut tali f * (linni'i ai»*l mewling was a l the Hun Juan hind announce the liirth of a traction* of the Veteran’s Itnnicmeets every F*Hday evening at the dain mg Hotel. daughter, Joan S ttw art. born to- comlng Celebration. Tin- C l/.s /f» C n u n Imkr Mart *en«oi. am! wlneli Tit,,.,, .■uinyiug tn,. , yPf„., I.jy at the (Jrangr L’euernl Hoselected Oli HJnbloiii as prr»ldent u \ | . . [ |i II,,*,,.Airs, lam Slmci ly of Indian |d ta | in Orlando. Alts. Kirkland Ain H A p „,„e > ..t *>• ' at'olis, Ind. i* visiting Mr and at the meeting F’riday t veiling. nos the former, ltorothy Mitchell. D !m > a iitolcctnr m-titH t .- zip .tod the .til-aic-uittl ci|i|ic( “Th, i„nilo, All and Mi*, tiuo.lium. Mrs. Robert Dennis at their home They named the c l u b •ktughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. Ynulh’s RMmatinn Center of \ |r *. Lucille Eaton, Ernest Turn . an South Sanford Avenue. Air*. Mitchell of J i l l Magnolia Ave. " . . . ( vnnt, .Mr William t Havin', »( 1 Simerly plans to make her home Lake Alaiy.” kri-jn rtci)ll)in y ..ile-andaimiid. I’lrplj cd coilIjiJIlltlcnls "AA'e imp#," said Sjoblotii, "to Dawson, tin . Mr, and Mr*. A. J. * Air. and Mr*. C. E. Brown of in Sanford. g et the club off to n good start William* and Mi. and Mrs. M. T - ! CARD OF THANKS Sanford announce the engagement .mil window--, loo, and room)- jiunci (.lunge purie, u l f Air*. C. R. W alker i* now re­ and that all young folk* from Haynes. We wish to take this mean* •m l approaching m arriage of exprc*4ing our sincere appre­ their daughter, Juancll -Marion siding with her fam ily a t 311 the xevi nth grade up will attend. ll linin'd, fn-lllonril will) ihe -kill lSi.il IniLe. "*w.ilih the ciation to our ninny friend* for Hinson, to Charles F'rrtnklin Wil­ Alagnolln Avenue, " 'a r r a n t Offi­ It i* also hoped th at we will have their net* of kindness and the liamson. son of Mr. nnd Mm, cer Walker ha* reported aboard a cluh house or ,he«tbtHarter* m i e&plifut fl'iral offering* at the FI. C. Williamson also of Hanford. the 1)24.S. Puget Sound, Him ihe neat future ami we ought t<* .1 in n u n . it lie ut cr-cnr ir- In l-i* L. . i 1have a me in tier* hip of at leu .1 death nf our loved one, AU The wedding will be nntemnixed F"ranci*eo, Calif. l-igney. al the Houthsidc Baptist Church, , .o .) ..lilt I fine W i l l i t Ah .. Friends’ of Gene FIDberry wdl lith e, officer, of the club el.*' m "u o " ' . ' . ‘.‘ o, l ' , « it * Air. and Mrs, Roy Johnson I April 21 a t 4:00 P. M. No in■grel t< Mrs. Jerry Ktnlaw to Ic.rn that he is con t.d w .r*i feltio Jane tilca*..,, v, fhum tlay .y .r„ „ g booming Jo | vitation* are being issued but regrej i .... .. ,,f , Sa.if.-d ’ .'Iin A’eraa AS'omlcoek I friends of the couple arc cordially finedrto hi* home HJOfl Palm etto '.c e p.M klonl: Virginia Reave* wit It a broken I 'arm and chicken a* sw ic ta ry ^ Mary Hjoblom i.» , UVII| An Slalom » h „ will d. , FI. Rigney 1 invited to attend. i i 'bmicliing downpour? pox. He i* the son uf Air. and tita su re r: Itaiph Keogh us c h a p .l,,u rl , m|u>.. ft,.. 1otin:It <ii the- w ru tla r mini! Mr*. Hick FIDberry. T ^ V \ i!U-r,,P,"r‘' r imh.i I by Hi. rcic iitiim depan-. Ht'tni yo, ■ Intiiulry to u t and Lillian Humphrey as program i tent of the a ir *littion and given i M where our itir-rondltioiiptg Mr*. Alton D uxbury ha* re­ chairman. for boy* who have seivctl in toakc it altvays id e a l.w a *hturned to her home, at 811 MagNert Friday evening at the mifonl for some time.'* da> i. at her"! >10118 Avenue with her infnnt son Community Building there will The table* were tlti-r.ialed t Ita afte r being confined to the D n, ,,club, ,carnival , - sponsored . . . , by- f-pting flower* and noi*ie w»F'crttuld-Laugh ton Alemorinl Ho*. th.. 4-H girl*. Sunday night there furnished by n n '.o .b . ,i„ t ,,md, wdl bo an old fashioned hay-ride. „,M| Mr*. II. \ Whet !... attend.-1 Future events include a treasure the affair which w a. enjoyed by Ijr. and Mr*. L. A. Philips and hurtt, a vaudeville skit night atld , indleligbt Alo.t of H„ ymmg daughter*, Marcia Elaine and 5 1 program*. indie* present were Sanford girlIa>ilie Jean, of W inter Garden M iu Fennell explained her urge spent the weekend with Mr. and to organize (his unit by saying Mrs, Ola t ttrhruu prioclpal of Airs/ A. AL Philips at their home that during her youth *hu often ihe lotke Alar* School, i* attowon Oak Avenue. had nothing to do in her spare 1tit the use of Ihe M-lnuil Uhtary time and fell the need of 4 youth's *#®m for the gtoup to meet i n William Richardson of A tlanta, otganiiation in the community. ,lny evening at from 7 in m Itisit) Gtj. arrived by plane F'riday to ' o’clock. frtts r* be the guest of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Henley a t th e ir hom e. 308 West Fifteenth S tre et fo r several r i i i = l l l s i i l = l H = l l l = i H = : i i i = : i i i = : i i i = : H i = < ! i i = i i i = i M = i i i = m = l i i = : l l l = i l l = i i i = i i i = = day*. ioclety Editor: Cecell* T rulutk Social Calendar Auxiliary State Ih-efeident Honored r e r s o n a Is :i.li\ TRI'M X’K. W r s p a K - ' w •' *«• Mrs. .1. C. Hutchison HostCSN t(» I*. K. (). S w e e t heart in i^ Ioroeco! E ntertainm ent To Be Presented At Show Haynes and Williams (iive Dinner Party Laundry Department Lake Mary Youths Have Recreation Unit A n A I I A r o u n d Z i j t p c r WuJlct In- /■ s5 ... U Alins Juancll Hinson !s Engaged to Wed Enlisted Men Are Honored With Da nee OTIIICK I' lNIC WAI.I.ICfS S.l.llll in $10.00 DRESS Ul» YdUR HOME J FOR SUMMER! A1AKE YOUR OWN CLOSED WEDNESDAY FOR VETERANS CELEBRATION R. L. Perkins CURTAINS CORRECT MEN’S WEAR - I u, ; ^-1-. Dr. and Mr*. FI, IL Brownlee ■pent Thursday in Orlando where he wa* given a medical check-up. Dr. Brownlee recently underwent a m ajor operation and I* rep o rt­ ed to bo steadily improving. Indeed! ^ CHECKUP'FIXUP V O yR CAR Y Ifo Robert C. Whitmire, son of Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Whitmire, hr visiting hi* parent* for h i m time. He ha* recently returned from en 18 months tour, of duty in Okinawa, And Our Modern Shop^ Can Do the Complete Job! ( Chaplainn, Hal IlunU r arrived uring tBe weekend to spend »eviy* with hi* wife who D residingg with her’ her* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. re. J, J. A, Strange 8 tr _ at their 1810 Myrtle Avenue. Major Stewart ha* returned to "7vy transport 48 day i leave afal perfctU, Mr. rest Gatcheh Va. Body and Fender Work — Skilled Painting T ils * “ Wheels Balanced — Front End Aligned Gatchrl. U.H.A. duty aboard a after spending with kli wife and Mrs, Fo . 'i Brakes Adjusted — Motors Tuned All Makes of Cars and Trucks Mr, and Mr*. P. ,H. Lunsford wen* visitors In Sanford 8*tury enroute to their home #t n to n . ‘i hava heart S S S r Jf B B i S Top Flight Quality M tM M W M f n ' ‘ * ; -~**n _ _ t- *.: a.-r^=i m2 * �p . I MONDAY. APRIL PAGE FOUR « >' -■ l MONDAY, APRIL TI?E SANFORD HERALD. SALFORD FI-QHIDA 'W M 'I H W , 1. T H K S A N I - n R I ) I I F K A I .I ) . S A N I O R D F l.U R ID A 1916 1 Ilcuutiful New Costume FLOYD A. PALMER JEWELRY Special Agent • S a n fo rd Lengthy Hitting ; Drill Features ‘.Saturday Session _ Young Catcher Show* -G re a t Potentiality lly JU I.IA N STKNKTHO.M Herald Sporta Rlltor Although they appeared far from being able to clinch, u pennant' even in an American U k Ioii junior luriehall league, the Hnnfonl Celery Fe<l* of T he Florida S ta te Lc'Iftue showed much improvement during their workout S aturday at the Munjclpnl 1‘ark in preparation for tne loop'*, open ng tilt in Deljind Vfculnst the Red Hat* two week* f i mn tom orrow night. . PHONE Florid^ today with the club and also th a t Pel* McKapey. an outfielder, will -Ita training' tomorrow afternoon M anager I-eYy W hitner lpokod aw fully v«od iit the 'plates d u llo g th e Work6ut and the lanky Yortner major leaguer continued - to sm ash the lock to various Comer* of the park. One hum<jrou» In­ c lie n t occurred during the session when a pitch caught the Fejl skipper ITT tli« stomach. "T h a t didn't h urt a t all," he rem arked. However, he dropped hia bat and it caught him right on the toe. -Thu..--aggregation through a ’ BtrcnuoJ* workout i h ltlm g n Katurday during which the eqund pHi.tn ipa«*a -)« -a - battiwic ■*e»»imi | Jym t th a t iasteil thruugh the entire y0Uth a , morning. Fourteen Celery Fed* caj t0 „(|n look p art in the affair. They The (.> im luded M unagrr Kd L e v y - (,y thp w Wfdlner who m uy'play first base m .y ea r o or the outfield, first husrmnn exceptiohi and outfielder Jerry Silvrrman, p |nte.- lit .infielder II II Jnrvi*. catcher Jon - veterai Seminole Drops Qualifying Races * By 14-6 Score piBegin Toniglit bocals WU1 Tangle Cute Coed. Cooney Girl. Best Lady Favored to Win Tuesday LONCWOOU. April I. (Special! The Seminole High Bchool Celery Fed baseball nine opened — H it firi«t of the qualifying It* 11)46 diamond eeason last race* fin the Eleventh Anninl Friday afternoon In W inter G ar­ Central Floilda Greyhound Derby the Sanfonlden and the bfg Fed bat* punched Will be tun at out a total of ten safeties which Orlando Kennel club tonight with they combined with th ree lied some of the top dog* competing. Devil error* for a 14 to 6 victory. * The lecond qualifying ran* will Both Big "Goot" Singletary wax on be held Thursday night. the hill for thu Celery Fed* and race* .wiU he dvar a Ji/Blh* of a kept an evep ha)f doten Winter mile cour*e. Thi Derby anil ConOartlon blow* .wall sc* tiered solution Derby will he run April throughout the affair. H r lamed U and April LT rexpcctiv.ly. Loth a 7/IBth* of a only three fr«> paste* while ’event* will• *I •ending 11 KerT Devil* down via m ilt dU lanci the strikeout rout*. . _ , J— EnUsW in* The Keda* threatenerl irr th« race are, • 114. openigtt e ta n u b u t failed to push line, U«*t acrosa a single marker. H ow ever,'C ounty Girl, they got to Solomon, the Winter and Alincy 1 Garden hurler, fo r two hit* In finishing t|r* the soconrl Inning, which com the Derby an billed with a pair of W inter Gar- last In the between dy and Cooney • T n n lg h la Knlriea 1’lr.i I t ... — • » u.i.r.ll i Phiirt Hnorrer, Hetx.trr lull. UnivlillA I ••in v|u. ,Nrt r.o|1, V4iitk i * I >*.Ili» $ unit _______ w®nt wild in th e ir » nrr»i»a n*r+ — Seralnol half of the fourth. Poor defensive I ^ " o ,, play on the p a rt of the B el | tn> i ; . i„ . i UtviU And erratic hurling cnablfii Tqwi, »*-* i> >i the lotnls to push ovsr seven. Dali* I' m* run#. The* KetU only iwcordcd t n'-ii three hit* during the inning buttm *r.— Itlii 7. - l b worked Solomon for five free 11*1.me. i r « 1 Ml. J l n a li illrl. nl 4»n«i U rrtiu t passes. • 1 'i m r i a llnr** — ft M iiirll; i Seminole went scoreless in U I n I r I ^ r ll lt r f l their half of the fifth but adde I H a II iiii O rl. n lt<*ft T r l r k , Ik iw * another In the sixth and tallied IUK lt»«D I •trtlM I *ss|l|*«|. II It *• Ilf*t lln r k I ’I* l*al Ithlrrt) Ah*l once again in the seventh. I I m i ’. iN in im . The Jted .Devils were unable M ilk llarr — 3/IM Mlln to do really anything with Single % MlHlaUIn llArr) llO ity Tn ir«-fi. Y itn k *e Man* ll»'» tary until tho seventh. They . NI a %Ir. M,ir> AHU combined four hits, two walk* MnHaMrk H# <*u( I r M t ls<»v«r m ii«1 ami en error fo r five run*. Phaat EA. . a U l k l l « r r — P u ln rtf 9 $ T. Brooklyn captured the hil­ I Uni Mir In lla rrl ling honot* for in# contest with lltwky llltlK'- »tr#| lull. !>#•«> three hlngle* In five attem pt* filil. lii'iikhH Main. !-»-!> I’ftnl. e ia # Ac*. I'H K liH r # llu r And a t the plate. S ingletary singled TN*»« l»#*nlrf twice in four time* a t the ptaiter. ararnlk llarr — PaHnrlO I (Jrnml K«nih*-r. Hervrf, Ilonibr Score by Inning*! Th n llr a r , K o tiu k o H ur. l-n|nlX Sanford 041 101 1 - 1 4 la«*r. A ll T a l k . lU -IU Ia h and W inter Garden M l 000 6 • 4 t'aohtiM, SHOES REPAIRED N e w » h i» e i arc h a rd to tMjy— L * t > U i m a k « y o u r old one* Ipok anci f e « l llko n e w . W t »|»ecu»llie in (ju a lf t y u n d lo w prices. CITY SHOE SHOP ilO Hanford Avenue —C. L, Echols nagement, same vm iloyr** Tuxedo Feeds will make your Chlckit Grow BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! * There, are 17 varl*iles of eon* and <iov#»,. In the 11 State*. ' Get your Bupply of strong, healthy Baby ChklliUlrom to produce a lot of to remain in tb# K la k tk H a r r — 1‘ h I h i I I m I M aintain M a rr l I l'|tik •Nil* it ft H litv ti* . lail* IllIL luff, ftlllfrr id e e a n d I t m n lr s* P rn lr. M a lk l l a r r A/i- M lln 1llrrlift ft’. llm ln a lln n » Mo. I l l r Y o llullliia. To n la , P ilo t M i r . P oultry G i r l. Ilaal MftUy. «;i|lr 1*«H <\ ..m l H i ll t f l T r a l k llam r — W l i M lln fis,:*’* 1! ^ fifa n c, Dvorak, Sckant#! and Payne worked on tb# hill during th# session #ml all reported th#lr wings to be |n good shape. The four should bc reedy fo r the The ibis always travel* in Urge opening till*. The club is fra n ti­ flocks, each one sometime* con­ cally ecercning fo r a pxlr of taining as mgny aa 16,000 birds. left-handers The British gallon 1* almo-t 20 imicent larger th#n the (J. SI g al­ lon. j t 2nd ttt. at' Ennford Ave, Phone 358 ficldtrs.— Demlnie tHdlr-andro. a proven perform er in the outer Will the Chicago Cuba repeat gartiglL la (1 pec led to tie relcajcJ their 1046 pennnnt triumph to to|> I com The service in nild-Anril. t i e National' League again this All in all the Cub* look like the club to 'b e a t fo r’ the PJ40 pennarft. '. Charley Grimm. the l>c»t banjo­ playing m anagw in ha*el>all, it calm, cool and collected on the subject of hlk team ’# chance*, lie think* they're p retty good even if he won't Ic stampeded into n DKI.AND. Apr. I, (Special) — downright .comndlUl. The Indianapoli* Indian* of the "W e’ll have p retty much the American Association downetl .•nine club a* U*i year," *ay* their loop rivals. the St. Paul Jolly Charley. "C ur pitching-staff s h o u J b c ftronger, ojprrially with Saints, for the second lime |n two game* y a s tc rjiy afternoon Hid retu rn j i Hi llithorn. ' . “ Ilithorn w n one of the b eil in here in Conrad Tark by u score the leagu. before he went Into the Navy, lie couldn’t get back into shape »ooit enough when lie irjuined us Ut< laat season 'hut he u on top now a fte r , pitching ail winter in Putrto Rico, I’m look­ ing fur a hit of he|p ffom a couple of young left hander* ju*t out of the snvice, John Schulti when Indianapoli* shoved arfros* and Ttii»* Meei*." three runs. The Cub*’ mound corp* stack* H arry T aylor and Dwaln Sloat up w lth-anv oihor In the circuit, accounted for the huding chore* Headed by Hank liorowy, whose yor ty,e ejt> p a ul aggregation. The puichust from the Yankee* last t „ 0 mound*mcn .lim ited the Inmlil-scakun meant the difference (Ham to only five blows while between the championship and a p au | |)f r rlnger and Buddy Cacti lower spot in the first divisio.i, m| mi held the Saints to five the hurler* inrlud* »uch reliabns safeties. Sloat replace*! Taylor on as Claude P aiteau, Hank Wy»# t h,. hilt in the sixth while Der and Itay Prim. BUI Flemming ringer wprked the initial six should prove a winner. Lcftle frame* for the * Iitdians- Johnny Vem Olsen, lack from service, Dantonid and F r e d Tschutlln wn* sick during spring training handle.1 the catching assignment* but ix (Xtectcd to be on ilcck in while A rt Brady worked .behind time. the plate fo r the Indian*. Solid ratching ahould develop . . ------------------from n group including holdover* I „ J y f l n l d g T t l l t 1-12111(1 Mickey Living.-'.on. Paul Gillespie * s H Q j l l O l u S l u p l a l Indians Whitewash Saints In 4-0 Tilt S i k h a . " •S S T ’w S L S For K e n lu c k y £ i Cleveland. Ace Talks o ra d a to , vp.tfc , J6, | « ' f Of Winning 25 Or; Pay $20 HomeGame F ir Fjees In Advance 30 Tilts This Year —• ■ “• B y .C IIIL ROYAL * AP Newsf.’ntures Sport* ‘Editor CLKAKWATKIt. Fla. — TlmnV* to Manager l.uu BuUdrcau of the Cleveland lhdi»n». your agent had quite an experience the other day. I sat on the bench with Eojihy Feller ‘luring on exhibition lit ha* a Ini »l r'g h t now he "having cfc.ugh the informlition League hitter*. © THE PRUDENTIAL^ INSURANCE COMPANY On AL Hitters Of Loop Umpires ..?• | . -------------- . 932-J • TELEPHONE OPERATORS • S tarlin p Hate 5 days • • $25.00 Compag$y*=~-\ Ilracelets S in g le ) . - • P in s & K ar rin g s ~ • Rings . ' _ .# Cigarette Lighter* r« of AMBMCA PRINCESS MEND-IT SHOP Home Office, Newark, New Jersey 117 W. 1st SI. Phone 1076 • . • Overtime pav ' • PnTd V o c a tio n s • Taxi-cab s e , r r t c e fo. — m t y iiw rtr~~ — APPLY .CHIEFTlPKRATOK X - 5 w eekday Saturday’s 8 •• 12 • TUI*. & TEL. CO. “ uEPteNDAttLE ANI> PROMPT Drydouning Strickland - Morrison Inc LANKY’S DRY CLEANING Co I’hntie IG.'r | /All GA IN ESV ILLE,• A pr. 1, cial)— Official* and d ire c to r* of t)io newly revived Florida Slat# League held 4heir U .t loop con-* fab before the opening of the IP 4rt .chedule yesterday knd voted to pay $20 home game ai*e**ment* a month in advance regardless 'of whether the >ugrc .or were not played. Among various m altcra which were brought up for npptoiHl Included a c l a u s e regartR>g supplemental •* salar.1 IlmltaUona to unlimited player*. The loop offle’al* and director* voted unanimously th a t no op­ tioning club pay more than $60 on it puiyvrV m#n* ngcr in txcluiin! from IhU rulltifl. In addition, they also decided ler is afield of any hitter* this year," smiles Bobby In his luwnn way. "There will be plenty of is the normal requirem ent in them. But, I think the pitch: Vs Class I) circuit*. Hule* of the national nssociation allow all coming back will linve _ clubs to delay the squad rrducover th i bsttcr*. th a t tlon until June 15. "A** — *w k .M (n do I* president b r llie ClfSUll. Al feel of the bgll again. The h l t t e r r must catrh U|> oil (Heir uuulig, aat ,, Comb* of Gainesville, announced th j officially that Disk H cU uuhlih the proper coordination at ’’ j of Sanford had been a p flK tc d plate.” heller studies every hitler as if .upervUor of uw pitti- And iKat he weir going to pitch against him ‘for the world's championship. D erby "You know I can 't, find .out t t° r the enough obou h itllr s ,” ad m it* , The Bob. "Take Ted Willinm*. for in j sta rt ng stance. I've had a lot of good luck ciicuit ' against him but t h i - g u y is u n - j Sunday canny; he can hit alm ost any kind 8:00 o’< of n tall.” light* d M a rr ie d E x p e r ie n c e U n n e c e s s a r y • P a id jv b lle le a r n in g • ' F r e q u e n t in c r e a s e s . ff "Walch Bands or Arvo 16 - -IS SHOW 1 Nrert ,* m \ i [_^ ...,_ . r<-r_. ■ • ■ L A X A TIV E P n retest I Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins A, Bi, C, D, E, G and Bc. plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium Pantpthenaii and Niacinamide. • Y o u c j n never bc sure you sre g r l r in g r-ntru -I. r t t c m i s l v i u m i n s unlerv ) o i . vuppliM irni j . uii diet w i t h know n q o s n l i n r v nl vr.-jnuns. So, nujrii back from .t*i« Arm y, he has « Kentucky U .rby. strong batsman ' ..A 1. „r* ‘f . r of ¥ r ' ’ t*pth tslll stick. A* (idm m Kllxabcth G ra h am s six nominnpoint* out; "If I need an t«,'n» tton* have been established among cu tfirld ir. I’ll put C avarrella in lb s early favorite* in this year's tig h t field and A u itk u s on firm*." Run for the Hoses and the $100.The balance of the infield In- 000 Mded money, elude* Thin Johnson at second;! Headed by Knockdqwn, th.Tfcuiatmatl Prwvta* G raham favorites drtLlude’ '8 ta r ' CIIK ’AGG CUIIH P ilot, Lord Boswell ami Colony llrllln g —Good Boy, .Two others, W ar Pippin and Pitching—Good P erfect Bahrain, complete the six Catcbing—Good Colta nominated bv llain e Chanc ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’ Savings We handle all types of property ln*ur»#« ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY “INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE' Phone 180 116 N. Park Ave. t r —/)> o - y iic i I* A lltn tg . Ot*r>#g«. CkMIWm— t* , \ i i f s l t . ( h ltn d * UKAl’TIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN . BLINDS The Sanford Herald goes Into more than .1000 homes in S an­ ford »nd Seininule County. If you have something to sell or buy yon will find th at a classi­ fied ud in these column* will tcl| the most people about it for th e , least, money. Phone .148 or bring your ad to The Herald office fur nulck results. - C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S 10c per line for one insertion OHc per line for 3 Insertions 07c per line foi six Insertion* 05c per line for 26 insertions Minimum charge 10e Count 3 words to a line Including phone and address F e ll N Dpitpcta. Bill O vtno i fold i n $t coni titling h n \ r by' paying for ihl* ml D f |'p B atteries t ‘ Battery II. B. POPE COM PA ATTRACTIVE IIOUBL jiiIvi-e vmi in -n l\f 1u| |{ HEATING PHI UK.EM M ill vvliile. v e mn gel llieMr vvell-ntnde NIHD.E IIEA'I HS ill |iie--vlrike priees. W'e offer lime ;'tiymcnls :md Irre slornge mil it BUSINESS SERVICE NKW radiator cores und Hidiutiir lot, good neigh­ modem, lut repairing. See Jim m ie Cowan borhood. ideal home for sm all Sheet Metal Works. family. 8:1600.00 nr will Im sold furnished complete foi $1500.00. ICHLY DKSIRABLK Tourist am i T ta ilcr lavcatiou. One of the few- available hveation* m eet­ ing tho S tale Health BomkI SEWING machine* repaired. \t 'I liam* Klxlt Shop, 205 IV. I»t restriction*. Kightv acre* sur­ rounding d e a r wntet lake, TltACTORS south of Sanford, on Orlando Repairr>| or ovr.hauln! Iiy Highway. A good buy .It the pert#. price. F rril W. Bender Room J HOLI.HII MOTOR SALES S tale Bank Bldg. Phone 10.70. 20M W. First 81. Phone TJpTfoLSTKREl) fabrics, tapestrie*, Lrncatcllcs, dam asks, im itation leather ami dl ipery fabric*. Arrangeincnt fur c a rt­ FOUR vacuum rli-aners. Kcreka AUTOMOBILE* ami radlnG.i* >v and Prem ier. Rnmlail Electric paired. W right and Cohen Gai age* if work desired. R. 8. age. 21st A French, Phan Brown, J 'J ll N. Orange Ave., Orlundo. H a. , ONE commercial lot with double sri'.A I M r IK ANING end R. R. truck. 117' x 104. Mptor* run better, chassis ru*l Phone 72. less ‘f they arc elenn. Promptly and thoiougbly ilnne. IIOLt.CK MOTOR SALKS BOHROW HERE WHERE i-08 W. 1st S t PRIVACY IS IIKSI'KCTKI) FRYERS fra id y dressed, avail­ YOUR natutul desire fur ptivary able dajUf. fendr-P ry Poqltry, in mohey matter* i* strictlv BEVKRI.Y • LAV FUNK AIT. res|i«ctei| her*. Friend* atrl 22U5 SanroTH Avonoe, • ntt-m: . iurrci. FURNISHED apartment*, irason. , relatives are not questione I about your rtediL Your em ­ aide rates include all utilitic* YOUIC'AD would be read loo if • r d r : ' S'.'. E ast Graves Ave., ployer or ' business asvoriat-it ‘appeared in these toluol., wili not beer of jrnur persons I , Orange City, off tlHghway 17, If you have something lo buy iiffalrs. There is no causo lor or Phone DcLand 883. we r*u unw •••rm in u em barrassm ent. ads fu r quick.. result*. Reasonable credit requirem ents. No eo-makers en money loan*. ORANGES fiOO bin hr! delivered. Variable paym ent plans. R. W. I-ortf Phofa 7!«*W. MISCELLANEOUS Your CarWill Make a Hit WithYo CONCRETE PRODUCTS T ilts c o u n try is sh o rt o f ind u s tr if l fa ts, m itth ty sh o tt. T h e su p p ly is so low tlin t llie g o vernm ent m u st decide how m uch fnt c a n l>c released to m nkc soap; how m u c h for o th e r p eacetim e gocxls. T lic shortngu w ould b c eveiv w orse W ithout th e w onderful h e lp A m erican housew ives nrc g iv in g b y tu r n ­ in g in used Tuts. 06 V, UNCLC SAM. Phone 33 EAL’.baigaln In a good-iecon- GIRL lot eode Fountain at Lan- Florida Bank Bldg. ditioned and refinisNed sewint eyY D ru g .S to re . P a rt tim e or BAVR PKBCIOL’B TIRBH machine far this week only. Wheels belenced, front end align­ William# FI kit Shop._________ IF SAVlNO USED fiAT6 HELPS MAKE MORE MATS OLE ROOFING, roof cement STEADY and part time clerk*, flOLLKK MOTORS SALKS and roof coating—priced right. B06 W. 1st BL KUnley-Rogera Hardware Co. WHITE woman to care for child CURTAINS, w u h ed etarched and FVRNITURE- For 0 year* old. P refer elderly •tretched. CIS MallouvUle Avs. tut* nredg se e ' woman ‘ w ith soma tracUna) a t Mather’*. FLOOR SANDING nuielng experience. Good S al­ C to M T M U H / j r ed as lores longer tire life, a Bier and month by month our "service volume" Is htcudily In­ Due to OPA regulations wo arc reverting to odr original ftrice of creasing because more and more Ford owners are expressing per hour, effective March 1st. the1r%appreciation of our efforts and our organization by . bringing their Ford back home for gB^Uine Ford service.. BROOI) sow* tn d pffea-ige Ave. 25*8 Or- ary, Reply box R c/o Herald. 5- CRATE NOTE: Starting April 6 we will cioso at ;1 2 nqon un Ifctmdays. maker* wanted. A- KPEC1AL tkla week—La Florida egg* 38e a dot metto Grocery, Phone I MCL UOI MO 1 10 DHOTRE «$ Ira LOTS MOKE MTSCW 9 T§ MELT VCTMU, NOW. WANTED TO KENT WANTED Stanlcjr-Roger* Hard* T a n k s , ( u n r r H t- I <iu t P ro p e rly M a rk e ts Peninsular Concrete Pipe Cok Phone 1211 Sanford, Floritln ffre flile CLUBS 7 I DIDN'T BRING YOUR CLUBS. I L S F T '2 M BACK AT THE CLUBHOUSE TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY SOUTHERN BREAD/ SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 North Park U. M. GLEASON • U k o Mary, r ia . J ____ . ARE YOU proud of your tu r? Wa can maka it look like new. Our portable epreyer can g*> t BOOTHS and S chromium a n y w h e r e for refrlgeratnrs, trimmed C‘a*e topped tables FARM with livable houM* wJ*h furniture, etc^ Reflnhhing. (Jail 600 Pecan Aee. op:bm to buy within 6 month#.' Red Windham, 9134. A. N. Vlning, 1011 J r a r K ^ A v* ■ f a - o f lad&ii 8 {molding b a ll • n ..k . f9R Act '>nr. m iitli P E P P E iT planta. ” phtuto WON6 OH P W V TO AAE OUSTA5 BOOKA3 Y00 KAYE A GANFUL. and finishing. Cleaning aml.witXIng. New floors surfaced to per­ fection. Old flour# made Ilk# in * . Call C o n c re te P ip e , 11m l<l t•• u llhn'k-i S c p lie K eep sa v in g t o tid e us o v er th is em ergency. I t w ill help v o u get m o re sn a p s dm l o th e r p ro d u c ts y o u wqgtt eo i*.uch. HELP WANTED As of Murch 1st our prico on labor wan advertised at $2.00 per hour. t h a t v*:i* lic f n ir w 'lr. s t r i k e s .uni Im lllrn e rk N . DU 1 Ui' NT.W gutter* and down spout.i. ltain w ater tank*. S>e Jlninue Cowan Hhi-ct Metal Work* FOR SALE— WE ARE fully equipped end know how lo recap your tires. Nat ural rubber or synthetic, we protect sidewalls of your tire*. Jones Tire Shop, Cor. 1st and Elm, llione 608. for kB'Irk un, during March, the greatest dollar volume of 4 4 both partH and labor aalca in the history of our company. SURE WOl LD Dl FOR SALE— Phone 865-J 1201 Celery. from K ansas City, I* availble f i r , while ex-*ervlcetnen third b*e, whiL ____________ Cy Block and Al filosiop have shown utllty capabilities. Ilerrv I P eanuts) l.nwrev end Andy Pa/ko are fixtures in left ami center- fields, respectively, with BUI Nicholson, despite ■ a . p altry .243 average last year, * p -( i nt ent l y slated for right. M arvin(Cully) Itickrrt and ( hgrlev. .Gil-1 Iwwt, Imth former" svrvlrgmeo. I mav he relalned n* spare o u t-! 1-1-1 CAPSULES ■siin tl viftimn .its- u io .ULrt*. sgsintt viliinm ilrfif d c tuleni't c n tv l' bSl.il* u s t J>. mini h ib it in )« u i t,nul> in.I n ‘•'L T & T 'Z ... . r ul»r UlUWVlUa..*<- A.UIJ- <*> n r * S6A a-ttsai S 2 r t S “J tr J % : the VITAMINS lor all the family / JiMDfY, HOW THE SAtVAoe cm nus ^ . ufvnoeoMi J A iHillty issued fur the man next door docn not nuccssarily cover your needs. When you are rep., resented bv us, we »ev| that bvery policy Uiucd to vou meets vouf ttv- StftVIC? , beyond TUB CONTRACT , I CARRY L ANTI- ^^VDRRV H. JAMES GUT AGENCY �MONDAY, APRIL TU n SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA FREE THROW CHAMP CAMP PICKKTT. Vo., Mnr 2‘t. (/!*> — Cuipuml Jack Kiiiclwlw, RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR f u n n e r HitiKfte s u i t e e a g e r, w on HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BU N D CO. CAPT. C. HOLT13CLAW, (Retired), Owner I00.1 K- Fourth St. - Phone 197-W Room -I, Florida Stale ftank Binding SPECIAL — FRIDAY ONLY ----- 1910 AUTO PAINTING CUSTOM MADE wooden blinds, warp-proof. No trivial slats used din* to climatic conditions. All type ldinds repaired- Free estimates, Camp Pickett’* foul-*h»mtll<g conteat, t o s s i n g the (Mill through the hoop 22 time* In 2.'i attempt*. Real Estate Sales--R entals—Mortgage Loans -* * + * , Dependable Insurance and Ronds Phone 9G0 8PAKKS CIRCUS HERE TOMORROW 1, “ Howwornen_awcf girls. m from want#relief SEA- FOOD PLATTER fflzrfsm s? f u n e t t o m f p e r io d ic p » ln —»•-——and *- HI HAT CLUB ■ Uni., It HwiM .Uwkt. 1. w n liw . ( ompletc I Meal — '“iLfid Phone 10B4-J ItOY JOHNSON. RED HAHN RESTAURANT *3 miles south of Sanford on Route 17 BRING THE PAMII.Y! ROY WANTS TO HEE YOU DINE and DANCE at the HI-HAT CLUB DO YOU GROW VEGETABLES? OPEN EVERY NIGHT Orchestra Every Saturday Night S teaks—Chicken — Barbecue Hanford • DvLand H iih w iy - f-iwtm nut of your vegetable S crop thla year give Vigoro $ Commercial Grower a trial. $ The experience of many grow$ tr» prove* It's more profit- f * $ t S S able to .1 i uw. For early maturity, top ( 3 ipiality and high yield* . . . $ % crop tjuallUe* WASHINGTON vs. BROOKLYN that npell t t extra profit try Vigoro Coni- t t merclal Grower. t MUNICIPAL BALL PARK — .1:00 P. M. WE You are requested to dose your rtlorfH all day Wednesday, April 3, In ((•operation with the Veteran’s Homecoming Celebration. This applies la all stores nod liusine>>ses except Drug Stores and Restaurants. WILL PITCH FOR WASHINGTON Let’s nil nsipcrote and show our ex-servicemen that we ure really glad to hove them home with us. Help make thLs a gala occasion. HOARD OF DIRECTORS TRAINF.D ANIMAL ACTS of abundant variety abound Jn rcii*. Ilack in all il* pre-war glory and billed to exhibit here f T ii.d o y ) npiioilfi' the Municipal hail Park* ra ilin ' i. Iliiinl'iiii Idiotro in the *torl arena with n great i m i i d g iiniji ot jlm g )>' twusti* augmented tiy itir I.ninl :i M.’Mr Halt I hitilp*, elephant*, fine liiirno*, perform ing puttie*, mulct, dog* and mountain goal*, plus dozen* of intotnational cireu* rhumpion*. inHading tlm Flying K*zpied*», the Ibarra Family of whirlwind ncrolint*, the rinrkonian*. Si a* mill inn*,i. Aerial (locket*, llodtfini B rothers, E’hilllpr, lion J' *e Fernandex Hay Goody. Kay t ’lurke. Violetta, Hfimr ; and tliat 'ensutionai new im portation from Venezuela. Anna Mendoza, doing incredible spin* anilit whirl* suspended only by hei hair. ' I’crforniiinri’* »1art ill 2:30 and M I*. M.. with dooi. to the menalteric and home fair opening one hour earlier. / yS j Ar L ft . fauutuifr McReynhlds Drug Co. McCrorys Sanford Paint & ‘Glass Co. Hill1 Hardware Company ’ Homer’s Soda Shop Robson Sporting Goods, Sanford Furniture Company Lany Drug Store Frierson’s Electric A PRODUCT OF SWIFT FOR RESERVED SEATS— Clarence Redding — McCrorys Ed Swaim.— Colonial Cleaners YORK, April t. W )— lege* have re tu rn -d U> Ilia year. They are UreXrnf jp \N v t rv}%n Jb) / \ Y . J\ \ \ A RKT* .’IN I'H LACROSSE laynla TICKETS ON SALE AT Roumillat *& Anderson Smoke House Colonial Cleaners Touch!on Drug Co. the U a lltm n re, THE KILGORE SEED CO. BASEBALL COMMITTEE Veterans Homecoming Celebration S t w iliunp’ihiie. Ryrai" r . J.-.biA 11up kin I, and 300 W, Flrat 8L " Wr Deliver Phone 21B BEDROOM BEAUTY And Many Other Gala Attractions Are In Store For You IF YOU ATTEND THE BIG AL L DAY SEMINOLE COUNTY MODERN WATERFALL SUITE A skillfully designed group that will flatter your, room and mnke 11 a haven of teat and loveliness. Large, double bed, chest-robe with deep drawers and large hanging space, drop well vanity with beautiful plate glass mirror and van­ ity bench with back rest. Four pieces. Wednesday, April 3, 1946 AT SANFORD EASY TERMS f BOX SPRING BY BEAUT YREST * '•r j ‘j ' >, - ’ ‘T f Cordially Invited ,* A Itcaut yreat box spring that will give many years of comfortable sleeping. BOAT RACES WHITE KNIGHT D c tla n e d by S im m o n s, com bined w ith th e box s p r in g It w ill g iv e y o u th e e x tr a * r e n t y ou need ., i •■IS A. M. 7og.* J ig Jiacj* Will 3* Ulld Lake Monfoe , FLOWER SHOW 11:30 A. M. to ISiDO F. M. The Sanford Garden Club will- Praam it* Annua) Show in th* StrieklandMorrison DUpTfcy R o n m * ._ ; _ GOVERNOR’S SPEKCII -^ l OF EVENTS ‘ FREE BAHBECUE d m p. h: BASE BALL GAME •7 Id b> Bald Behind the Court R oom x on the Diamond Ball Flald ■ IM S F. M. Governor Millard Caldwell will Speak from the Court House Step# ■y !! - 1 ToATTEND! GOLF TOURNEY IitO F. M. Wilt be Held ab the Seminole Country •*V " ‘ vhm CRACKER HORSE RACE • I t * F . M .: - • s ite r . m , Washington will Pl*y Brooklyn and Sid ltud*on la Scheduled to Pitch for th* Senator* a t the Municipal STREET DANCE , '4 ' SCRIPT DANCE 9.00 F . M. . ^ At th* Armory, BAND CONCERT Tiff IV m. G C ELEBRATION SPONSORED BY i*roxix • ^ Table* and Refrireh- SHUFFLEBOJ Will he Giveir at th* Band Shell on the • Lake Front 1 ' . „ „ t « t r. m. Megnolu Avenue between' F lrat sad Second Street. Lota of Good Music A L l DAY Avenue �g |g g |jg i£ g j In Unity There In Strength— THE WEATHER Partly cloudy, lit I In changr in temperature thi, afternoon. tonight and Wednesday. To Protoct the P t i r r of Mir World) To P n o i t l the. I’r a i i m of America; To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. J e r a l d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANFOIU), FLORIDA TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 19IG A ssociated P res* (.w ised Wir* > Coast Of Northern Initial Effects Of Coal Walkout Are Being: Felt Today In Steel Industry Barbecue Officials HONOR EISENHOWER AND NIMITZ i Plan .Serving: Some — ------------ —--------------- ----------- ------ "t * 5,000 Persons A t Diamondball P ark ^ If today's blue sky ami sun­ shine are any indication, the weather. which bus dampened so n.any l ‘- Itarbicue miting* in PnnfiM i {>f late, will be kiird on •i of tomorrow, San. f»i«iifiiii<in «f v w f - a..* <i .iwomlng Day,, sponsored by th e Seminote Countyr'Chamber 0 DETROIT. Apr. 2 (API— Edward J. Jefferies has turn­ down a compromise offer to end the shut-down of De-! troit’a transit system. The mayor concluded a'tfrtsr cori ference with a high unions official with no progress be­ ing announced. Further negotattona are scheduled, f The compromise offer was A. B. Peterson Resigns Price • _1 — c o n tro l D . “BUTCH” BECOMES IJNKRA BOSS , ro s i KETCHIKAN, A l a s k a ’, April 2. (A*)— Coast guard*-m m are trying to chart the course of a tidal wave which t* said to be sweeping to­ ward aouthraatern Alask*. The coast guard hope* to warn realdeitlil In the path, of the wave. *7 Commerce. Served Ab Secretary from the gramuumi-at the soft- OF Seminole Board hall field on the lake front, clear For Over 4 Years to the signboard in right field outride the baseline, hove been , ■■■■- ■ neatly dug and •are covered with X. II. Peterson today appealed frothed chirken wiFe In preparjl-lbefiii* the Hoard of ('im nSj-t'otitiun fm ihc big bsrbtvun to be in n ,, inner, tu nunuunre hi* m tg aerved nt t:U0 o’clock’ In alt c lti- [ M*l inn at inert tsty of the Semi* , mated crowd of mure than 5,000'n clr County War Trice nmi Kapeople, lotrgn pile* of oak wood jtkimng lioprd and of the Price ar« there fur fuel for the nine [Control Hoard of which II. C. hour cooking. Ilhiiiose |s chniiiuan. The rvsigEvorylhlng is lining put t n ’nation will take effect n o t'later readiness for the major events.than April 15, lie said, which will he Initiated with Motor lie assumed this office when boat race* on the lake fro.it nt it fir »t nested yn Jim 1. 0 :A? , , j 1942. Prior to thi* on Dec •». One of the highlight* of thejhe l.*d been appointed «, co- ] cclehrAtion will b# Governor nriJmntor of the Seminole County' Caldwell'* speech to twiselelivrreil Defense Council at the m ju .il of nn the step* of the Court Ilm tso.J. f. Inglry. clialrmnu at that at p <ft* This will t»«* tIt® tirnr Wfifii mtionhig riunt\ the fir^t ibl'tit1-- d©Itvert'd by ( «tver- jab nnltimlly fHl into hi* hniuj*. nor (‘hIiIh HI in Sanford anti n% h,‘. put it Semin.de bounty .ince he lucerne, Ml |.et#r, on , #)l| th ,t the Drthc sta te ', . hli f t> ,-rutile. ftiire Council i« now on an InThe eli—utir nVtra.tion on the acliv. *tatu*. and that he wished all-day p,og,am w.I »«the script trt . very heartfelt hr#rlfell dance to be held at theArmory. »0 .a.,h you" for the eo-oprration l ie aftau Will get underway «l , (>0„,nilM,0n nn,| w(lM he mad* by the buiineaa agent for the AF of L teamitera union. Jaruea Hoffs. He proposed that the city give a ralio of 16 rent* an hour to auditing bua and aUeet ear operator*. He proposed that the question of continuing wartime overtime privilege* bo submitted to arbitration. Jeffriee declared: “the answer la abso­ lutely no." E xtent of Damages Continues to Rise ” Throughout Eastern Pacific i’erritory ■n r i n n c u T c n p i i s i i i A tidal wave 100 feet high struck the port city of Iquique on the north const of Chile. No casualties have been reported. The trem end­ ous w ave hit the Chilean coast th is morning less than 12‘1-hours a fte r u series of j seismic waves, boilinjr up from 2,500 fathom s in the . \ PITTSBURGH, April 2. (A5) — ‘The AK of I, United Mine Work­ ers sttiled down to s period of waiting today. They apparently | .'astern Pacific, engulfed United are ready to stay away from iiLnies territory. their Jobs until their leader* and Che f i r s t inf or m a t t i n fro m the noft coal operator* can agree* •HIlb A m e r ic a re p o rt d t h e g i a n t on term* for "a new working con-j -well, p r - s u i n a h l y r.iuse.1 by an Uact — to replace that which a r th q iia K e , tashe.i it.e north expired Sunday midnight. - h i ir a n p o r t A lth o u g h several The chief stumbling block it at* w e r e tosse d up like cockle the Lewis demand for a health h Its o n t h e t'a v n n c tia t*eninsuia and welfare fund to be paid for i the I.H'nl p opulation w a , scar(M,n tonnage royalties by the d lllo sl out of it wit... 'operator* and administered by the A N a v y r e p q r t th a t u new tldxi union.' The union bos* refuses to 1,1 termed the marvelous pan lot ir • a i r w ns mti) ten minutes away diteuaa other Issues until thia one ---------------- co-operation of the people tf and the sounding of siren* last i* settled. midnight sent resident* of Kodiak, The first effects i f the walk­ Ata-ka, scurrying into snow-clad T l. 0 | l l U w. (J, Kllhee. chairman of the out are. being felt In the steel hilts for s a f e t y It bad tiesm prs*. AFTER RECElVINIt the honorary degree of Doctor of Law* in \T n, . I ¥ ) „ o i r l o n f Hoard of County Commissioner*. industry. The U. 8 . Steel Cor­ MercUe* iraitgeif t h a t a Navy report and at the University oTRichmond, General Dwight D. IN H 111© (1 1 r C S l U C I l t n ....d*d that he felt the Comporation nays’that it has hanked EUinhowrrhrld(left), Iren , would signal the danger Army Chinf t*f Staff, find Admiral riicuti-r W. | /\« * ■ liml no wiiy nf purir©#!2.800 beehive coke ovens in tha f a new ’wave approached. H#slOperation*, ore shown with Dr. F. ! I l l L f l C i l l J i O l H r V lnh' th«!ir f‘ill appreciation for the aye* of Fayette County, Penn. Nlmlt* (right), Chief of Naval nf th© university, an they left the rhumd | v is©rvic©« givt-n by Mr PfliTinn dents had hes-n warned that a The corporation adds th at todsy Wate Richmoml, Va.president DRAMATICALLY RAISING HIS HANDS In »upplic»tlon, foim.i ■l . f Urivlice of the wave w*» potEiaenhower and Nirnit* paid tribute to education i „ ~ , .land declared that hi* was one of it banking 20 of the New Yutk Mnynr K iw llo l.aliintnlin ©nurlu4«i hli ip tfch of bc* •-1!•U’ the principal factor in winning the war and a*the hojCr ..f winning j ' Speer wn, elected i,)* mogl efficient price control .‘"“T ' ..12 blast. furnaces In the P itts­ as im P i r e c t o r ( i t n e i a l nf thi* l i?$!*»t| Stnli*] * lle l lc f mt«] Hethe peace. ( IntirnutioimlI Iptesident .d the ltolaiy t lub eljboard. In the »Ut* teplatu I" llywovvr. thu N a v y corrected t& ,» b u r g h district. Other steel firms iron* th<? Lord*# t e |e t r t a few nsoinents Inter U.hI ^ h meetinir »( tn© ItoAril nf dirocti i 4 . hDbiliUitiun AdnuiiULrultnn viiiji t|io lti th e area 'say they here enough tor* heid l..t-n ig h t *f tne hom e',. *" Pr|,fBU' Mr,' , “ '1 Prityrr “(live iiji this da) . uii *!aily hr^ad ,§ lie told rx*prrRDntmt*vi*R (he p e o p le s t r a g g l e d back to their Mi*, of iH hatioiiB nl Atlantic i *lv. N. J that h«* i* c*i ( . oa kaml to make Wtmcdiet# to Iv absolute homes. of II IL I'ol.m an on Mellonville j curtailment unnecessary. l Avenue Halter llnvne* was re -, Mary . - , McCauley, hi* axriitunt bo** In for#|fruunil u Pi Mnufu linanif, chairiuiiii of the tort/ci In Washington, the Navy Detlnternaliotm l SnumlphotnJ pa it melt t began to i revive me*'.•Iecte.1 si-.Tvtary. Clarence Re.1 , ‘nCf *V *'«r ,l'« work “l ♦,1" ence, LONDON. April 2. UP}— The 'ding, tre,.-urer, and I •••.lie Shep Ar""*r>'' wl»ultt ,«k'' >'v«r «>»'«• iongea telling of tidal wave darn* lions, "a* I know *)ie i* fully House of Commons has voted io psrd neigeanl-at-arm*. .age tn irtstall*t tons In the Pacific. capable for th is, petition," he repeat the 1927 trades dispute, act During tlw luncheon new ! initial information revealed that prohibiting general strikes. rector* elected were Itev, Mark 1 the damage was not of major proThe repeal measure was approv­ S m l n W l R v N a 7 1 C Carpenter and~ Andrew'"Carrawny “ I wr,nt partlsularly to pay trlb i . r r i o' . Ther' U no won! of any ed after a 15-hour debate during U V .U 1 U C U U J l T a t . 1 0 while ,| tie vote resulted among ute lo lfle original War Price jii-j of life niivnng Naval pir* ■which the labor majority voted Itationinii g Hoard ami to _______ ■ E ai' ” ................. . ‘ ‘ —J : Earle Turner. Dr. W, Baker Bfu' wtrinel e'ther in th Hawaiian alown a aeries of conierva'tlvoher* nf the Price and Jack Ratigan _for..................... the third btVsent members triand* or In Alaska InstaHaOponaored effort* to amend the R ight-W ing Faction Duce Upbraided For nt Btnktni Atoll, where the „B!l; i,;lr>V;;L County CommiHsion Seeks to Ut;cover IAlts aUon, bill. The weary member* of P ar­ to m b o m b test will tw* held apHolds Strong Lead Mercy To Jews. In of Kaile Turnrr. liament voted 249 to 90 for the "I this service the members jf i jaielitlv crap ed damage Adjacent to lloHpital Site Which Were Unchanged measure lust as dawn who will take office 'he board have given a tremcn lilt. (I llausn. \p iit 'J. idh— In Greek Election France By Italians >n MiJiiK,Speer, was breaking over Westminister. Sold at Tax Sale on Marelt 2()th is County prosecutor .it bius amount of time and personal it. fo g e - hy the Imiidreda are ’..rncy file -on of a puuiv.r San- yffprl and the cajialdlity end th. pouting into ramp* today in *.he ATHENS. April 2. bll Tlie rttv of the seismic wave disaster Mr*» J U i*T* u ii* tiNtiiv 'ord 'fiimiiy, Mr. Speer wai born fainie.s of thrsr men can best I , , . , , 4 , , , , A n m i l l l W 'l i U right-wing PopulUt I arty hna r * 2 ! : KX B E n G ‘u A ',r "v. 1,1,1 In the co-operative I j *I »v l l l l l J V IIIH M I1 1 1 .L S i"4ihiitii»hd©f| In < t.t«i til y I •dll ill In hill hit (hr Hawaiian Island*. ngrred to form a new Creek Former German Foieign Minni.-i )rPrr rducaie.l in the local school* he Tsfleclnl mm iir i II H , r iijiu n n d itlliv i t'um * ] he camp* haw been set up on Government. The I‘qpu1i*l^ hold Joachim Von lllhlwnlrop mlmilUd ,iK| „btaine<l bis law degree from attitude of the City of .Hanford In tern* l Iona I Wot Washington find U r University. Seminole County. Thi* on tire in R!iiunDr< nt liu» j m ^ t i n i f of th© tie i-lsnds' of Dahu nnd Hawaii a strong lead in return* from J f , 1™ Utdir»l u 'h r n "ho n K r r n l to n©,- on orders of Major Gen. George Sunday’s palliamentary elections, Crime* Tribunal today that h e j ||B )ms |trcn practicing law here “ hole I* In thy rttirnAtlon one or th* outstanding examples of real gntifii© tVith tlit* Comity fur ©x M ooii, th o Army** Mid-Pacific end thi* muming Regent Arch­ once upbraided Benito Mussolini j since 19.12. because of Italian mercy to Jews j ea reltr |nK prt.,j. patriotism and makes 'one proud r h a iu r c uf |»r«||B<*rly for which T h e a t e r t'ommauder. bishop Damasklno* railed four «d»© hit*! hill nt th© C o u n ty fore* ,,oulhf rn. , Fr“ " i‘l dent, presided over the L a rd !<*’• J" » lfh • community." State Highway Patrolman L. C. party leader* to a conference. Tha K a r li^ n iM Teacher scholarship examina­ ©hiRur© k«lt* on U u i / Ji», con tn tratified meetin*. , “I leave th* office with a great Bender today called public atten­ meeting waa followed by th.- an­ tions will he hchl. F ’tldny Ap-il fthtiftK *»f f»v© c orner *r? office always --------- !-----------------sense of appreciation to the citition to the fact that too many nouncement that the Populist- had In n L t . . 12 ut Tttllnhasscf. Guin-«wlle nnd of F ir st .Strcfl f i m r .Sim C iirh n automobile, accident* are due to accepted the Regent's reque.t to measure In F,‘ I .n . *n,1” m,,,r . . . g , _ . . ten . of Seminole County for the .Sipifnri!. it was iiniioumi'd today I Mltlinlirif 4 1 m l’it*r h || in Europe. I f P r n u u l l r i v n lu 'whole hearted manner In which failure of motorlste to see that take over the rein* of govern*' measure, When he wa. Confronted with C rO H H D r i v e I s they have co-opetatrd with me in by Siqit. T W. LiUtuii light# are working properly on m int in Greece. Then- include a 5 too -cholnr car*. , Extended By Crumley >|>erforming Ihr duties of s very shl|> The election returns brought sulijecT' 1 v o r nK iw ^H .m * f<•, .11 her the I'mioMlty "f Motorists driving a t night the resignation of Libeml Premier K f i ' i h J i S t i , ; " : : i,: 6*i‘ion- *n d 1I u,k: thi- Hoftdi, freshman cto,, or tin* i “ '■ must have two bright light*, two Thcmiitokle* Souhoullk yesis-r.lay, a u b a l a n t i a l l y c o r r e c t. The ....... a . , ' . «II.. ... II. CCrumley, .u m ley , c h a h r m . . ^ o f'' ' V - S - . Stair i tiling* fur ui,mull fresh Gcotgo Temple, fire contmlmun dim*, one m l tell light and with Damaskinos asked him to re- record* depicted Von Hlhbontiop t"*' current Bed Cross fund men class. At ths peak nf ratloniifg the of 1fc, UHNR. who has been homo license plate properly lighted, he main in office for a couple of as a special antl-eemillc rnvoy • npfwal in Seminole County, this is also a $2lN) srholatrsh'ii visiting hi* parents. Mi and Mrs. aald. to foreign govertiment*. I morning extenileri the drive for flee had 12 employed end many forThendays. thr University nf Florida volunteers who put in tang hours M. XV. Temple on a 30-day leave, V A- police traffic safety check -The tabulation Of vote* w*» However, K*hhentmp asset l e d . 0" e^'iltional wrek in an effort of work. freshman class, and a f 2U0 sena­ William Ulark W oodruff, 5(5 ; left home F'rlday morning a t 7:25 will be alerted May 15 on a hailed , Inst night after the Popu­ that he had conferred with Mus­ to reach the quoin of JP.MOO. torial scholarship fur (lie same For the past 30 y e a rs, Mr. o'clock with the announced In­ Crumley revealed that the local nation-wide bail* by the Inter­ list! Party’s Royalist division had solini regarding the Jews in das*. A $400 sophomore cln;>* year old resident of Sanford, died national Aeaociation of Chlefa of contplained about the count. The southern France only ut the drive Is now In the neighborhood Peteraon has been a member of scholarship la offered for either this morning nt 9:30 o'clock at tention of "hitch hiking" bock Police, and |n Florid* Col. H. last totals announced by the In­ heheat of Hitler. Von Ribbentrop »f *800 to * 1.000 short of it* th# bar of the State of New college. There Is a *I0U Lewis his home, 500 M yrtle ' Avenue, to lit. ship IdlM 4*9), docked .at Kirkman, director of the Florida terior Mlniitery gave the party talked with Mussolini only four goal and he extruded an appeal York. He served In World War I scholarship for the senior das*, following an illness of more than a California port. His father aald yesterday that he had* receive.! four year*. Highway Patrol, wilj act a* co­ more vote* than ell the other or­ month* before - the Due* finally to the eitirens who have not yet as assistant chief of staff, (i-2 also for either men or women. a t'elrgram announcing t h a t been reached by tha Red Cros* ordinator for thli movement. ganisations that ran randidatee was overthrown. Mr. Woodruff was formerly a Ynung men or women now a t­ lo make their contributions to of the 27th Division, and re M arling In Gainesville o f t ‘April, g g railroad machinist, lint was re­ George had reochod Id* deitinvtendingcollege ran lake th* fr 22, meetings will bo held on tim b e r - _The Royalist *e* the Red Cross on or before reived the Purple H eart among lit cd several years ago because Iton on th# Paclfte t'osst a t 6 00 of the Populists asserted Saturday, the final doy of the other decorations. He has also examination* at either Tallahassee of tit health, lie was born Ift Han­ o'clock baturduy rvaning, 34 hours succeeding days tit ^Orlando, mant or al Gainesville. Those taking that the government'! . figure* IIKA BINGS TO RFJ)PKN ............ extended campaign. ' served ** a lieutenant-colonel on Tempa and Weal Falm Beech. ford on April 12, 1HHJ nnd Itad nnd 35 tpinutey later, bln*'«T, The Rovafliata, who yf§jf:~ "i ^ i— Mr. Temple assured us th a t al­ the staff of Governor Holland. examinations far freshmen rleoee* lived here ell of his life. Sgt. C. A. Brook* of the Acci- war* want King IGeorge, can take the#* nt the .Sanford _ . II. back on WASHINGTON, Apr. 2. GP>though this information was be­ Thera are almut 1,900 varietlea Two eons, Robert and Thomas, The deceased man is survived ing given.on April 1. It »»# true. Junior High School at 9:00 o'clock the Greek .Throne, said they The House Military Committee of milkweed in the world. have served in World War II. hr his mother Mrs. S. Emma Friday morning. April, 12. Mis* Flnwnn Temple, sister to •n article fot n police publication would announce thalr own talbu- has voted tn reopen hrarlig* on For negro** there I* one schol­ Woodruff, with whom ho made GiHirge Temple, and employee of legislation deaigned to He*lend 1 entitled, “ Danger, of Death on lation. arship for college fieshmen at his home; one brother. Seth L. the l*. S. Employment office, also the draft law. Two ute ft day* Our Highway*?* t . » the Florida A. and M College Woodruff of Sanford; three un­ attestel to the accuracy of tha atartlng tomorrow The marbled godwit, 21 Inrhes of hearings “Today, we or* suffering the at Tallahaaaee. One sonhnmore cles. F’rnnk ' f.. W oodruff, Sr., . .tvtement. loge o f more livei *In auto ony. le on* of the largest shore — were, set aside for opposition scholarship I* open to boy* or J. II. lleck nnd H. R. Heck, all of t G. urge connected with a service witnesses. collision* than over in tho hiatory girl*. Applicants for the fresh­ Sanford: one aunt, Mis* Edith plane at Orlando, and another of Florida because n o t'en o u g h man scholarship can lake <*XAni- Woodruff of Louisville, Ky. at Lake Charles, lot. - prevention measure* W in applied Funeral services will be con­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 2, UP}—f in e a statement then and there. initlon* at Crooras Academy in to counteract thi* catastrophe,” ng on Senator Murray snapped back April 12, and thoa* taking sopho­ ducted at the residence at 3:39 Mrs. L. E. Wright To ho wrote. the Rev. a national compulsory health in­ th at he didn't Intend to be more examination! either nt Tat*• p. m„ Thursday with 4 Ho wont on to state th a t tho [ ..,38 surance plan wa* the setting to­ bluffed by what he called grand­ lahasie* nr Grooms Academy, Mr . i W. p. Hrnoks, Jr., pastor of the -flu te Highway Patrol Accident Be on WKIX Tonite . ; $ Boat Races: 6:45 A. M.—Pour race* will be held on Lake Lawton said. First Baptist Church officiating. day for a first class row, Tha stand pleys. Prevention Bureau obtains fi Monroe* -----------verbal .fireworks were between Shouted Murray: “You ha,n so Flow* Show—12:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.—Th* Senfod Gar­ Mrs. l» E. Wright, forme* danc­ Republican Senator Robert Taft much gall that you would not the Bt ate’ law whl den Club will present It* annual show In th# 8 trickland-Muring teacher of Sanford, now of of Ohio and Democratic Senator let me, th* chairman of this driver of any vehl rison display rooms. . Columbia, 8 . C., .will present her James Murray of Montana. Th* committee, conclude my state. . an accident reaul Governor Caldwell's Sppcech: Governor Millard Caldwell will | pupil* in a program of tinging upshot was that Senator Taft menu" to or death of .speak from th* Court House atena at 12A5 P. M. and dancing which will be heard stalked 'angrily from the com­ WHERAS, the war which wa* forced upon us hy Japanese total property d I t wa* a t th at point M < a t 1.-00 P. M. will be held on th* softball field rFree v 7 Barbecue ---------------river Station WKIX, Columbia mittee room after Murray h»d threatened to have Taft P' and German aggression* came to a victorious conclusion on |5 0 Or more to f< behind the Court House. Broadcasting System tht* evening Auf. 14, 1945, with the final surrender of the Japanese; threatened to have him p u t out. of the room. Then he end w port to the 8 i _ Golf Tourney a t 1:00 P. M. will be held a t th* Seminole Counat 745 to 8:00 o'clock, according Senator Murray opened tha tor T aft engaged In a e e i . AND WHEREAS, It haa now been seven and ■ half month* of Public safety a t ____ try Club. to word received by her daughter, hearing before the Labor Com­ sharp remarks, with T aft de­ sine* .th at memorable data and moat of tha man who fought within 24 hour* afU r tho Cracker H one Races—will be held a t 2:30 P. M. eppcelt* th J Mr*. Harry . Robeon, of Sanford. mittee by commending the W ith- manding to be ellowaiKto tasks and won U u t war h a rt returned to their homee In Seminole dent. Mr*. W right haa been conduct­ __ - * Iftgton Post for an editorial on a statement. Rt The law enforcement officer Base *11*11 Game—38)0 P. M. a t Municipal Bell Park with ing dancing classes on a govern­ ‘ national compulsory A H D ^ H E R E A S ,' tha people of Sanford and Seminole Democratic Senator Carl ike* a report also within 24 Washington Sens tors vs, Brookyn Dodger*. ment project during the war apd Murray apld den of A rittn a suggested County ih to ■how thalr appreciation for tha aaerificaa which Band Concert a t 78M P. M. wfll be glven a t the Band Shall In tha near future will open her ad called attention^Jo T a ft be allowed to maki ’ th*** men h ir e made for tbalr home* and laved ones; on the Lake Front. own studio in the Bates Mansion NOW THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED t'ROCLAIMED by m# at inStreet Danes—a t 88)0 P. M. on Magnolia Avenue between First In Columbia. She .wRI present h e r were socialistic. Mayor of the City of Sanford. Florida, that Apr. 3, 1040, shall and Second'B traet Orchestra mpale. ' pupils In program* ovtr WKIX Then It started. Senator Taft of the committee room, Ha turn­ bo obaarrad in tnla community at VETF.RANS* HOMECOM­ lftformaScript Dance—0.-00 P. M. A t the Armory, Tables and refresh­ interrupted to say: “III tell yon ed and shouted hack to Murray: ING DAY, and all merchanta are hereby called upon to-close-: each Saturday i morning at 0:W, ment* available. o'clock. ; ■ thia measure is the moat eoclalla- “Senator, I'm through fttHt 'gao thalr atoraa And all cltitana t» participate In the celebratldw, • ml) day at Second Street and Palmetto Avenue, and with jrw i committees." Signed II. JAMES GUT The for«mo4t aait’bf a shin la MAYOR; City of Sanford, F la * called tha Jib. ............. * .............. ....... ................ ist Parly Ribbentrop Says Agrees To Form Mussolini Once New Government Citizen Agrees To Negotiate To Return Lots For Hospital Improper Lights Causing Accidents Declares Bender Scholarship Exams Will Be Held Here W TJ' Temp'll Hikes To ( alit’ornia Iia.se In William Woodruff Mere .‘il Hours Died At Ilis Home Early This Morning Health Insurance Hearing Causes . First Class Row In Washington ‘Veteran’s Homecoming Celebration Proclamation J■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b64d47dba44b95bbee0a872e36def8e7.pdf 0f89edbb11ef347f02879eb09b6c8bc6 PDF Text Text T n i m S D A V ; M A R C IT 2S, 19IG T i r e S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O IU ). F L O R ID A ‘ TD’AVET.KHS (JET 007.ART LITTLE ROCK. Mur. 28. lA ')Tti* Little Rock Travelers nf thr SoUlhrm A-iucmlinn thu nrt|lilxitinn of i>ilch<r < linrtey L’n ju r i from thi* Hoitou llf» v n . t ’o /a r t \va* with 'KniiPa* t ’ily -of *he American Auxurlnllnn uml T oronto of thfc Ititi'Mintimml loop SEVKNTERN INJURED .MANCHESTER. King land. Mar. ‘_x. i/Vi Seventeen person* were injured ye.lerdny when they .fell thrnuKh the akylight of a roof where tliev hail leathered In watch u »occer game. None of those injured i< in M'rigua eumlitinn. Oil of wlrtUrgreeh I* not mil) found in the shrub callril winter green but it rontninetl in straw lwrric*. Idnrkborrie*. rttspberti* rtirrauln, plum*, apple.;, prat br­ and some other common fruit. TRUMAN lN ‘ T ltA IN lN G ( WASHINGTON, M ar 28. (A j— I'm iili-nt Trum an rttT ln l •pnhjf itnioiue for the Ju.ruerhoe* pile).. '.ng ara*vn. Ill* ttninlt.# roriilala of tnkintr early tnurnlng walk* nrouml the ulteet* of WashitiK* N itroglycerine «n« Invented In ton. Ycaterdny the iireaident «lml184C, bv Arcanlo Sohrcm. f>'<| b Ioiik l*cnn*y(vunli* Avenue mul adjoining street* for J fr minu tr l, nrompanied by two Secret Service men. Where Customers Send Their Friends' •♦HOME C O N T R O L L E D Cockroaches, urlginally con­ fined to the tropic*, ip read with GOLDEN MAPLEL 306 W. 2nd. ST, GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTERJ .. iP h o n e 10G4-J F rid ay arid S a tu rd a y llt|M f* • tf**lll Lm•w/yfUfei'r_ i \ : ( t i l l p 4M*r will • ! » r«ll*v*‘leliflv* mE HP SANFORD TUESDAY, APRIL 2 O ppw iir Muniepal Hull Park r u n n iiv ii . v - ,i,.v> a tu n i*. it. DHiwfi Open %1 I I.Hl A ’*!»** iTkt OLD FAVORITE RETURNS ICEBERG LETTUCE NEW POTATOES TELEPHONE .«\«,r-AUM$r»' s3 i Squash .......... lb. * ...... 19c III.1 P . KIAKIRT Lemons .....dozen .......... 24c Fresh Fla. Spina’ch ..- lb. 9c YOU DRIVE ITI AN ACCOUNT WITH UK LOVELY MAPLE STRICKLAND MORRISON C 1Supumt. ( U iu n m t n i in iu u t C liiu u v n tn l Tin' vvnrni hcmity nf tin* Invidv golden mU|tlt* xtiiti' wiH tultl charm and <r>mf' C tn yniir hum**. lSm sturdily gomdrurtod and yet h» Ijtdititiftilly designed, thi* mel­ low maple wiH lm of limp and faithful service. We ul«o have maple stem lamp",, end table* and cocktail tables in maple to match thin suite. Fxcrrise Your Right To Vote—Register Nuw! Mather of Sanford TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Hate 5 days . ‘ $25.00 Fresh Pork Shoulders lb. 32c Pork Boston Butts .... lb. 34c Pork Liver lb. 23c SHOULDERS GIGANTIC ARRAY OF WILD-ANIMAL ACTS INCLUDING D A M O O DHOTRE M v i JUNGLE JEOPARD/ »m,J .. tidlti,., •I ik« Loot, R.iuii L..1*i ila b.fitW- Single or Married Agea 16 • 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Ovcrlimc pay • niA im n tK iM i Potatoes ....... 4 lbs ... T ill NIt** — Ml *T VIIII — VKCT* Collards .... ige bunch GEORGIA SHIPPED, Dressed & Drawn Fowl 48c PHONE 200 LIVING ROOM SUITE G rapefruit..... 5 for (LACK uU SPOTTID LI0PARDS lrM ASIA mi At RICA, HACK JAGUARS Own ICUADCR, PUMAS l>«w PANAMA. ItKitdiUf Clftif S***i«it futtHiUeri The LONDON MUSIC HALL CHIMfS Shank End Butt End .... Center Slices BOILING BACON Lamb Legs im h i : Pork Pan Sausage Lamb Chops IM III! 1*1111K *»UINi:ll Sausage ................. Bulk Cottage Cheese tattovHiy rtmirkiklf Iik« Lwnttn L«is|i, P aid v a c a tio n s t*» (Mid ft flMvimf ei fhtf ttt imi aii«f • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fa late hnurs APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Phone 127 Saturdays 8 - 12 TEL. & TEL. CO. i t h i RutWIit, tpfUi III him a.tut* ★ tapirt asms mi IshIn hnwadk ★ tA*1*(h twit) BRUIT a IN CLOUDS ★ C*m ha| CwfTMl tl Cipnfc| ClIRRS ★ U a l Stb <1 VMI VaWtj mi VuulAI, ★ lillM fRiur) ( ip iM ili il fttilitiiaw ★ Um m lj Cwtua NUKtRUl SftCliOl it rn^Mktn IllSCtil! mi lull Fill ★ IIS IIM *( KfVlj au fttiO M I n V Ballard's Flour PEAS PEA! No. 2 ran 15c No. 2 can 'Shore th e W heat' 5-lbs. 32c 10-lbs 68c 25-lbs $1.39 PEARS Fey Evap. lb. pkg. Tenderleaf TEA 'A lb pkg. ,T irk rla on *alr Clrvua Day al Roumillat A ’ Andrriwn D rue 8lyre and ' al Clrra* (irotind*. (Do not P honr). * - FOR THE % COFFEE f Fr s i t°i m f IVORY 1946 FUND C A MP A I G N Stockley’s Bart. Star C. Beef Pears 2'/2can 32c Hash 16oz. 2! J P e a t H - U ^ F IN IS H IN G - • v .■t"* the unavoidable, tejl-tale ng are gone forever fr6m mentsl The omazing hew _ • ,.... r tie County , process of M Steam*AIre" finishing ra­ stages ond reconditions most garments* t0 their just-like-new, fresh-from-theilore look . . . renew* your whole famit/i wardroke . . . y*t we offer It at no Increase In prices. Call us tomorrow . . . for the finest cleaning, plus "SteamAire" finishing. •• ^ . ..j i ■ > > 17c *.AI U - 71% W dtrUmmd ~ PORK M O R 12 V •8 COCKTAIL 46 JUICE fM|ll-V B. B. Crumley • General Insurance Atlantic National Bank Building Rubbing Alcohol 15c Pickles 12-oz par 25c 33 Bleach q t btL 10c Black Pigs ..........15c Cream Cheese Cigarettes ctn. $1.64 RlrtHy*. r t ;R m , | Macaroni Salad O. fc Com No. 2 can 15c SO A P �sw r !___.:_V"T In Unity There Is Strength — 7' T o P rotect lh* Peece of Hie Wortdi T o Praasota the Progress of A m erica; -To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII V !L w ■■■ 1 Established 1908 SAN FORD . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . .M ARCH lieralA 29. 1910 j Riot Occurs In « E r.rjm tA ^ n THE WEATHER Partly cloudy with little change In etm perslure this sflernixin. tonight and Saturday. Few shower* this afternoon. Associated Press leased Wife r One Killed And Ten Injured In Fighting Between J e w s ^ And German Police I T * History In The Making At U.N. Council Meeting STUTTGART, G e rm a n y , Mar. 29, <AP) — A fierce two-hour riot in a displaced portions camp has caused the death of one person and . wounded ten others, includInrar ffvo other displaced sons, four German policemen r,.and an American soldier. V Military government of- NL'KHNKRG. Mar. 5l». fAVFormer German Foreign Ministei Joachim Von yihhontrop told the Nuetn*-‘‘c war rrtnie* trihunal lo d n \’ >" warned Adolf Hitler ,■fo * i — war that the llr itlah I'/mTTl s .. l r io" Ihe’Tnst man foi' ilstli cmilire. , Von' Rlblienirbp | denied vehemently h# ever had described the British people os "degenerote." — The Nasi diplomnt denied M l false nllegutions that he told i -flcials announced th a t th e u v a y c ! Hitler from Loudon that England 1 flftht broke out when Germnn was degenerate and would nut •' police — accompanied by United Jjighr:---- Stntea aiiliU ry police— started n Von Rihbeirtrop Jhen went on . search for counterfeit ration l wjth a long reeltutinn * of his stam ps. American arm ored cars asserted effort* , to effect on were summoned and thotr ap­ understanding Ia! tween 1'ilt.iin | pearance put a n . end to the riot. and Germany prior to thn out M ilitary governm ent officials break of the war. TJie former said they began the search about German fnieign minister ih agg*'d <1:30 A.M. German Ume, with In the names of Stanley I nldwin about 135 German police, accomi ami 'W inston Churchill in the § pan led by 85 German investigator* I course of hi* testimony. « ^ a n d a group of American m ilitary However, the tribunal varied iollce. The diaptSCMi person* were ( Ilibbonirop repeatedly to burton nformed by lo u d sp e a k e r that a ! ills speech mid stick to the perblack market tgiri Mas in pro­ , tinent facts. gress- They wfY* Instructed to Von Itibhcntrop was described perm it police .10 e^ te r homes by un earlier witness ,.s not a which m ake-a* the camp on the Today the N ali outaklrta o f S tu ttg art. The Ger. A VETERAN OF TH REE YEARS in the Pacific, ex-arm y Captain 11 (ileal N un man police were met by a shower John S. Cnolewinski, 28, is shown in New York City n . he started .jtplomat himself declare I I al\m> * made everv effort of bricks and bottlet. They said hi* new job of street cieam-i Because the Sanitation Department National Socialist thay opened fire after being fired 'IldriT have a uniform to fit him Choewtnski wore part* of his nrm> to |... ,i *t upon by ft sniper. uniform. He took the sweeper's job when ho found, despite an i No III and I was proud to la- one engineering degree, th a t he couldn't get the type of work he wanted i.f a -mull group of idealist* .In. wanted r-> bung pio-llgc I International Ion k i.i tu t many RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR GROMYKO ASKS IRAN-RED DISPUTE BE DROPPED , Wekiva Project Asked By Lansing'Walkout Of Soft Continuation Of seventh District Asked By Landing Coal Miners Now OPA Is Advocated Conference Appears Certain Jifmeetingwof tt^jon^Viub %f Battle P orter U n iia g in behalf of the: Seminole County Sportsm an A s-' s.' Sportsman Says By Paul Porter D«*pnHincut ""r SMnd"5 ' A' M' * i 'oinnwnilef L. Men«h WiUnri min | flutter f £5*1 VS- Mnt-t. i»»Aii irtiKtan ten of f ir«*r of 1 ‘ , the V et- 1tins AdmlllliDasion, will . ........ morning at 10:«n M o f l t l l H j speak Sunday ,-k ni the Junior High School Lewis Administration, , | M A ttp m n H n ir **S ° raxW u *Cmmp pu i imi »g T n 1 u Ii O N ext fC W 1.18 Check To Handle Charges • Rihbcntrop V i o l e n t ­ ly Denies He Ever Described B r i t i s h Degenerate People On appeal for fund* with which to remove w ater hyacint*. fa lle n ! tree* and other obstructions that I im pair navigation of the Wekiva I N t 'M R E R Hitler Warned s o iv p « j f t h . p i ^ ^ w etend tm pire f U tllH J f f - toei.tion of which he i. pre.idem j Prevent Agreement j Can Be Dangerous He pointed out that for this Ala Say a Movements Of Red Troops In Iran Does Not Re­ move Current Issue NEW YORK. M»r. 29 ( ,\P ) —'T he Iranian A m h iv aidor has lold (he Uniletl Nations Security Council that be has been aulhurilcd to take whatever .action he e«msider* necessary to ' protect the security of-hi*-vuntH eyr ~ The ambassador) Hu«*du Ala, made hi* statem ent lhl» a f ­ ternoon a» the Security Council opened another public session with Ruw*ia again not represented. The Iranian Ambassador for the first lime disclosed that he haa been given prac­ tically a blank cheek, in the handling of his country*" charges against Soviet Rus­ sia—charge* growing out of continued Russian occupation of part* of IranAla made his asserllon In answer to a quwatlon from I he Polish representative on the Council, Oscar I an-e. s question submitted at » pre­ vious mewling. He also an­ swered another Polish ques­ tion—whether Russian troop* are withdrawing from Iran as announced In Moscow Ala said that he b*s no intormation, official or otherwise, that any Soviet tr»w*n» have crossed the border la riin Iran “ I hare heard'', he add rd. "of certain troon. move­ ment inside Iran, but that does not rem ote the issue. N E W Y O R K . M u r 2 9 .— (A IM — M e m b e rs o f l In- U n it­ ed N atio n ." S o n ir itv < o tiiifil niliied n h it re t m e e tin g l fl llio ir HiftHtda tm ln y It im I lint thi> ptiriatsi1lin'J't*sttjnti, a c h i'd nlcd Im' 2 2U t ’.M . THE UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL VOTES ? TO 1 AGAINST THE PROPOSAL (K a n lo rii T in ti 'l, tvna tu p u t ____ AND ____ n__ ____ _____ unfr.inung the United Nation* Security Council, the Lhu fin ia liittif u n u l u s In a VII r ll-AVN AITKD lM U ___ S S E__ D PROBLEM ' Iranian situation. reneltcd » clim ax.a( the end rtf a I oil.- nil Io , - im. *t llunler College in the llrultk. ! I im. l>s* . ■•,,u I « \t,luAr|Uf. **11C? s . . work the S tate Game and Fish WASHINGTON. Mar. 29,. (>Vi WASHINGTON. Commission had pirom iitd.............. SOW, —A walkout srf -4U0/HM1 soft coni th i fiportam in* AM odatton IlDtJ, miitets n t midnight Sunday now — OPA AdmlnlxtYrftnr ter today- asked Congt the Cnam her of Commerce TWO appeals certain. The natiouni and i th a t a number of individual Coal Association mid today th at tend the life of the anil donations had been made. Kir.jr there is no prospect of un ngtee- Price A dm iniatration until :llll . o'clock 1947. P orter declared that OPA jlucu at utmoimoun nfifri'iitenl rtf *11 Lion Clyde Ramsey proposed t h a t i * " '’ , , time to prevent the must continue operating for the gate* and visitors. rminril inemlmrii hut llim in to the Lion* take action on ihc | H eglstrallon for members of present to avert the d isa strr of Mipport the requeit fnr infnntmm atter pending a report by the Uni,„', Mj,lp Worker(l |>re.l(|rnt inflation. P orter told the House the A uxlllaiy program will lake l Inti on I tan ^rtii-fn iv "f ■'!*** club treaaurer. John L. Lewi* several day* ago Ranking Committee th a t the nest place at the same titnr at 'h e Ily in fi lA nrthi tu lm%r JDtkrii tho Lion lujnsing revealed thnl the miners would stay 12 month* or so a r r the most USD Huildmg, »in-re S cv nth lrAik*r«thifi in the 1***1#* itffull Irving F e tn b e rr chemist home 'sta rlin g Sunday midnight. dangtruu* ami thnl if prices ore District President. Mt* Roy I’reti Hiivipt Amhti- Aftth'i V ii d r f 1 Southern Chemicals, Inc., was **- jf a ncw ngrerm rnt is not reach-loot watched, they might ju m p 'll-, will 0|leli itnferenic tiinmvk** i*niin*r **»• I h* vlii'. ha^ perim entlng w ith a non poisonous 1 hy thnt tim r. th.- executive 130. to or Ml per cent h irkpnt ■■■k, ai which ID's J •|eat ,l«vi.htl ah rlltrf h. a ...i •! spray that m ight kill the hya of the National Coni Porter sard that a g rn eiai price depot Intent prext.li-nl, „ ill tirli.tr j lrn«i tht» AfU*rti«Min « *»f cinlh*. He told ot work ialready, A, ioctllifon Johll p. Hattie, say* rise would he more likely to if .th e main nddrr»* M u S ib il, th r I ’tnttul N 11 uity done and of large 15 inch rotted | j(( no hone of agree tarn than In stim ulate production, I Itoulh. p n »lilent nf Sanford * •> J t littncil. He hn» «l<pri*tw‘d Io v , rcinoved ft„m the m rnt ^ inK reaciie.l hy then. but that OPA is prepared to id ! No. 53. will give the atliite-. of whether he will Muike known hi* itre am , which should, he said, I Hattie uccusc-i I^iwla of making ju st ceilings where it is proved, welcome In which Mr*. < !l. ile**jfiion lit ndviiiki' in orrespon* cleared In Weitivn Siinngs. Ho no effort to reach an agreem ent they are n production bottleneck, j Bradley, president pf l}ir <)r’ ' y ,. , .... . * Rains' nnd ideal celery grow dent-is _ expressed the hop* that O ran g n iun(j | a j j th a t on the contrary, Tho OPA ran also help, added j Inndo Unit, will * respond. M*1* ., inj- ui'jttlu'l have »liul yields up The ltu»alun rrpm rntiiU v*! on V County would rm-owrato la hie U w li lryin|r to prevent a.t Porter, by m aintaining stable W alter A ltrrm n tt, membsTship . to 7«h» tu f t c r n l r s an acre In the Seeurily Count’ll n)*ti explain* work In portion* where the river; „ re«m tnl by that time. Battle m aterials price* which will pro- chairm an, will speak, tit* SAiifonl sandlot siftlmi. rd yt»*twday‘* rnKuoderitDindimCe la In th a t county. ' | declared that Lcwla ii only going vlda industry with n basis fu r' Mr*. I.urenc Irwin will inttoQiiidi' • in * 1 1 |M»rt*Ml Io ht» f i- New *rm*n u*derslo*M| him Ut *•»> AI Lyons of the golf to u rn o -; ih rt}U(th the motion* of collective conffdenco nboul future costs. duce the guests Mrs. Stir idem r reilmit a in I ••r m»" laf if1*' run - he interole .dto m Itnd y'***irtilny ment committee feported th a t bargaining. lie *aid the mine ihr*‘»'*i tint Ih’hvh' i m Imih afuu iioun'i t»e**ti<i« hi t« .td. tu* OPA. said Porter, will set f a i r 1Wilson, district Chaplain, wdl j lllllftf Kiwanl* had bw n beaten and t h a t , workers chief had turned down standard* for all and then will give the invocation. Mrs Hetty viu H'liPt M'- «!ri»Vr* aiutlttd mol town N« a f Iu!*h t ,-itn! a fp r e a e n t thjpr* w#fe about even 1>ff(,r ,))r mlnr np«rator* which AjmpWn will lean fur nearly lift h"ur Cm 'h i ltf»l with Rotary, aW'VlfllJreused con- /nllnwc,| 1(le WBgr pattern already back their rnforram ent with it11 McClure C itlirrii in th«* dyv%nD*wn -1tjiiem'P demntid in Ifu Iu the yinjntrit r u r e t -ii 1*' Che MuiCi Mrs. Miirifar-'t - jVoutd win.- pet j,, lhc gUp)> oil „ ld . uto. tha vigor anil skill It ran muster. fldence th a t th*M t i«*ti blinked th ru *•>«'-» Hi “ ' h 11' * I k I n jfet *i/rt aiit h While Porter i|roke, n move kk.ii 11 • >*** °f Lceihuri? will leatl tho W p;ik * ' k«» afttd tt*d*\ tfmt *■ i t ’ '»v A’ brief report i*hi»tf*nt tnflay c* '^ ^ e n u thnl * , nl" r 1motive Industries. I I .tu Mil l A half • growing In Cungres. to hark the .lliglng of the National Anthrm to itp 'ii% i* T% J diit thfi , Baseball league the cluck nt 1 iMt S tm t uLdI ii •» \h i ^ Y. * 0 Hattie added that Lewi* ho* OPA and give It authority •« Tin prenmhlr will he led by fur ejnftllor i I m * s . iu. he intcruled Io *t»eitd ji**l»rd*y Oiler Lan- refused til discuss wages ami Lions was given 1'uik Avenue ha I In-* it tv » hjui|» , and Rtf iiiit'u . a, vkhirh vbrre i|tiot«*ri, terilay** uriMiuti. Mrs. Kathryn Mlllsom of of > rost- hour* until his damnmls have been continue for another yeat. .ling. George i’»l with haietU lit mdit’tttu lh** I fin I" i ■■«'.»! at to 1-100 on. 1 4\ spet in I t-nimni**t**fi tinlaj* Democratic n e p re .c n t.liv e Alm ei1 Mr"' .» "? * 9 proof was a lime met for a miners’ welfare fund. Forsnd of Rhode Island ha, f u r . n - . , wl11 J " ' 1 ' h"w £ ?'' ’ T» **d«v v%vfr h*ti'tl »l f i 2ft tn | |{"mu( i! » plea t*» lh * I'uiled Na In nildltiun n hi and new liaffie yj foi H ill mii Tl ur*d«yf while tiorm OtKitnualt 'o tu nr«f to it This, said Battle, would be In the . . . lighting system is being atlarlu-d form of n royalty on every ton were quoted lhut there t* true fiectlom of tho -At Meade WtDon, American Legion t u t he clock support, which m large t.'dden congre*»mrn in iupp<irt of hotU n ,. J(>e| Kielil. will address lhu of coal mined. i.commander of the * D epartm ent , Bhl to I f the latest nml lu'«t of by 1‘Ydrfftl S tate Market New* world press. price control agency. It Is called fojorf nt II to $2.00. .Small Golden The commission ts a private tho committee for the protection Adjournment of both meeting* of Florida, will he tho mein n , type, heving whal is know variolic- of four* to ten* brought liody which operates under a of the consumer. conaumer. R eprw enU livo wjj| wiii fnk(e p ' i|#c,. c«* at- LOO nt Sumlgy morning during „„ t |l0 Anti-Phantom lonse. epresentative, - — pm *9 0'* to «2.I5 and' small I'n.cal, grunt, by Time, Inc., to the Uni* V▼(Ri fJl- rXpj «l »p Ch Ur lnt ttUi nU nI I >new A t nl BrTllp a n t i c c i t y . Them was a Joseph Baldwin, New York R»- l ^ ph* tlm* * i J l w u f dl'miir ‘K ^ n " ' 1l ,*lr£ t , eo" W * The work l« being dune ny EC. ♦fTHl, C u'tlnoa have hern heavy .re alty of Chicago, ,v U | n th i internal publican, will hr co-chairman pnd vjl| gcrvr() gt tho U flo n H u t/ {?, *{' f'*' ' 1" ,for' 1 Junior H nrprr ana a . . i ,lain*. Tha clock mid it I* rstimaU-d ihat Florida in a special report,- the com* - ■- ■ ■ struggle in the CIO United Auto Representative ( h a .c Going Mood- At H 0(J n'c|(M.j, Saturday evening l 1” 11 gcl>° 01' via* originally ddmmted hy A A.it *n* mm If. I by lt . . „ ................. Moat aloree in Sanford,* excepU Worker* -Conventian. The retlr- .house. Moses and creeled b> the Indv hnulings of celery will amount mission asks for no internal ona. Connecticut Democrat, will , hcre wjM llt, B reception with restau ran ts and drug stores, a r o .in g president, It. J. Thomas, bo secretary. (undent Merchant* AssocWbAt. A to more than 700 cars this week, covenant within the framework of music and entertainm ent at tha :le d to b« closed *11 d a y | charged th a t gangster* and hoodAbout 225 acre* choir* the United Nations to remove acres of City prnpotal aome Umembfo to ■___i # sr . i ______ __. u . . . ..... .— ... .L S I) Building. * , political am! other bnrrtrm *o • Wednesday for the V eteran'*, lum* were trying to put p re u u ie temove the clock wu» ahandone-I amllnt celciy remain to In) that information ran flow (reel, i Tho Htv. W. r . Brook*. Jr.. M T S . rgatoa to the TJAW A single hawk may devour bunTbo Rtv, W. P. Brooks Homecoming Celebration. It w u on certain dalrgalea 1 V due to public sentiment expressed hurva-ted in this section i i io i etween countries. The commissiot t will give the invocation at the _____ __ revealed at e meeting of tho) convention in A tlentic City, dreifs of mice dally. the 111V th r e week*. The per- asks the United Nation* Economt Legion conference a t Junior High Kunrrnl servieea for Mrs, Doiiie tin t it remain. board e f dlrectere .of th* 8 an -j entnge of Pascal after April 15 and Social Security tHiuncil to r* 1School. Fred It. Wilson, in U h* f j ( , y j 0ne*. who on Thursday nf fold Merchant* Awocletlon yeawill po-sihlv tw only 20 prlcenl mdvo artirlal barriers th a t re of the City, will give an address temoon illni at, her home nt the * terday. It we» unenimoualy de* It. F. Maguire, prominent Or_U_ • * _ - - ------ M a atllw.Uilrta held nt I mdu attorney, will deliver a of * tho local movement. March strict the flow ol Hews, afternoon talk on "l.ibernllnni ami Its Fight shipment* for the state have Iwrn nveiuging around 000 car* a S u tler offi- A gnintt Communism" t'DUUFXTIDN at tho woe'-. For tin fu st three weeks . cinting. Interm ent will he in Lake notary luncheon Monday. It was erroneously tepnrted In Oen. M ,*h| iitu-.i u , I'm , Three! will respond. Post D epartment view Cemetery. Mr*. June* was yesterday's edition of The Herald D rug store* and resU urante ere th a t the City has issinnl a perm it B. II. Crumley county ch airm an * F itts, D o r o t h y Ann Whilncr, Commander J. B. "Kirkpatrick of „ metnla-r of the Church of gakad to remain open In order to to the Free Methodist Church “ Cobb, Toi Livingston, Kuati* Post 41 will introduce the Christ nf Sanford. Shu had been help arcoromodate th# thouadnda of the Red Croaa m em benhip Frances uesta. The roll call will be given for a building to \pr constructed In III "health for some time. m expected to attend the many gala drive, today stated th a t he wiahed Daphne Connelly. hy 7th D istrict Adjutnift Julian She is survived by the alater.ln a t an estim ated cost of (3,000, “ eranta which have been planned Io acknowledge with g ratefu l *pSpecial Gift* Committee, Mrs. Btenstrom. The permit wo* issued for an law, Mr*. Josephine Jones of San­ elation the halp of tha follow- John M e i a r h , chairman, Mr*. In honor of 8anford and Bemlnole Announcement* wi|! be marie ford; a niece, Mrs. George Phillips estim ated (6,000 construction. people who «o generoualy H arry E. Took*. Mr*. W. A. nty vetermna. by J, J. Roeen, commander -if of Hamlet, N(C.( and three n e ­ gave or their tim e an d effo rt: Adams, Mre. C. L Powell, Mrs, ‘ doI* wit) atae be eioaed and , Outboard motor boat enthus­ Residential Section, The Ban- Wallace Bail, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Campbell-Lotslng Poet 53, San­ phews, ,J. Vida) Jones and W.L. the closing of meat atorea The Sanford Garden Club'** ■remise it tin* no competitors, ford. Jones of Sanford and ILF. Jones Flower Show, with Sirs. W. A. ihe added. The number of blos­ iast* who last Sunday attracted __*t everyone will be fre e to ford Woman'* Club, Mrs, Roy Til- Mrs. Robert Axt. s large of New MexicoIU, chairm an, Mrs. W. A- Leavitt, E ast 8lde: Mr*. Joe Corley, taVn p a rt In th e eelebration. . - crowd of. spectators F itts a* chairman In the ubaonro soms allowed In each entry is . quite under classes and sec- ' on lhe lake front during praetje# It w as "Uo decided to recom ­ Mr*. C. J. Fisher. Mr*. A. M. chairman, Mr*. W. L. Roche, Mrs. of Mr*. A. W. Epps will I* njwn specified *1 j runs, will again have a practice mend a t the n ex t general m eet­ Phillips, Mrs. J, t l Courier, Sr„ Clark Laonardy. ‘ |k '\Vedneaday W< T n ^ O n n n n n ^ M n n H a v ' 1^ * ™ CLAIMS^ MRS. M lL L tR i^ j l0 ^ pUb from tiiotm. 'Sunday morning at about 0:30 Non-profit Organization*: Mem­ I o U p e n O n M o n d a y .. .B. etty .. „ ... fortn„ rM l.l -h1x*a i0 o until m o n P.m .. m ing of the association the addi­ Mrs. H. *». Rucker. Mr*. Rosa Clas* 1— Itoaea MrsMiller, form er r a i tion o f tw - new classification* for Adams. Mr*. H erbert Moreland, ber* of Pilot Club. Oty? o r three blossoms allowed o'clock In preparation for tha dent of Sanford and a resident o f | ,ho races on April 3, according to Mrs. W. 8. Bgumley, Mr*. J . N. J , E. Cordala of M arietta, Ga., Miami for the p ast five y ea r* .' Lusinaaa District: Ed. Mona t Fleet Street and San- to a vnsc. Police Capt. Hoy O. Ttllis who Gillon, Mre. Jam** Koughton. forton, W. A. Morrison, Ben will open Monday a ntw dry died yesterday In th a t city a t f;,rd Avenua, Mr*. H. H. Ic- Section I—light pink was recently re-elected as head Mrs. H arry Young, Robert Cobb. H G -ettone are fo r laandry and Mr*. E. Compton. cleaning establishm ent, the Model the hoMe of her parent*, Mr. and Gf*l,n- prcaident of the t'ar*fcn " 2—d ark pink of the Outboard Association. and fo r boaulleiana Brown, Mr*. Tresa Hamll, Mr*. " .3—red American Legion David Sm ith, Cleaners, which will occupy the Mr* I It Kisav according to In- Club, has extended an invila'ion _——— Maoda S aU h tr, Mr*. J . N. west half of tho form er sita ot formation S i e W M - , ‘o all reaidenU of the county and M 4—white A. a Skinner. J . J . Roceo. NO MEETING Cullen, Mr*. E. G. K I n l a w , the Table Supply Grocery ator* Mm. Miller, well known in " 6—yellow * Naval A ir Station'' Ensign H. n“ rb* lll0.’^n , P tnU)r cxhlbiu Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mrs. John Joe] Field, adjutant uf th* local on W ait F irst 8 treat. " li—any - other color city, i* surived by two sons, H arry , n d visit the show. Hintons. )N 18 ^IBCHAAOKD Eick. Mr*. John Roger*, Mr*. J. D.Colored American Legion post, announc­ Assisting him wilt be two eons ■n,< Ttmlilv I E ntries roust bo brought to the Class 2— Annuals Division: Rev. W. If. Lee, Mr*. Brailey Odham. Mr*. _________|,h o w by 0:30 A. M. on April 3 iust out o f the service, Donald, a ami Bu<wrA rrta tis—Ifl stalks, A sters—0 ed this afternoon that there will ____ S/t Gordon V. Frederick U J. E. Courier, J r 4 Mrs. Marvin Z&itdvfv* and exhibitor* will us* thbir own stalks, Calendulas—fl stalk*. Car, be no Legion inrcting Monday form er coxswain In the Nsval Air F arm er's M arkat: Mr*. M artha Leddon, Mre. a C. Blanc, J r . service, and Jamqy, a former Pvt. Jesse G. Caruthcrs, Bear- container*, Mt*. F ills emphasised, nations —10 stalks. Centaur**— night. All members of the San­ All rules arc to be strictly en ­ 10 stalks, C lsrk la—d stalks, lNan- ford post, however, arc urged to technical sergeant In the Army dall Avenue, was recently "UisT heatre Collection*: M argafat Atxarello. Ited Bute* Navy, according to W est Bide: C. F. Branan. A ir Foree. A lso 'assistin g will be charged from the 1650th SOU forced and when there Is only thi* — 10 stalks, E v erlstln gs— 6 attend th# Seventh Ih strict con­ rm ation received today from Dingfelder. chairman, Carolina Laka Monroe: Mre. P hil Bach, it. E. Taylor, -a brother-in-law P atient's Section, regional hos­ one exhibit in a c la n it will be stalk*. Lupin*— 3 stalks, Mieno- ference slated Sunday morning K aval P#«o*»*t Separation Lee, K itty Odham. Joyce Gooda t tha Junior High School. Judged according to m erit, not speed, Gloria Damping, Nancy (Veailaee* o a r*«» Tkr**) pital of P o rt Knox, Ky. who aerved with the Baa Bees. tCeatiweed n h a s Three) r, Jacksonville. 'I’o Speak Here Rains, Ideal W eather Swell Celery • Yields Up To 1,000 Crates Per Acre Approximately 225 Acres Of Choice Sandot Celery ReinainH T<i Be Harvested In This Section Within Next Three Weeks Citizens Blink As Town Clock Again Indicates T i me in. ......... 7 Stores In Sanford Plan To Close For TV™ LnHt Rites Held For Dollic Jones ^ y\n,lr^mm^nr°cuity-wid#;; Cruntley Acknowledges Assistance Of ij; 7 '^ v '^ht p-rttcipata in the eelabra- C0Unty CitlZettS Itt R ed CfOSS DrlVC , Memor^r'oat No lS ^l^lil^mem'wT.I t ' Annual Garden Club Flower Show Set To Open Wednesday Morning K Dry Cleaning Shop ■ T E ^ a i C ’tK ftS jJ3K V SSi’ & .'X ■ : ' - "W k la --- ■M « ■— 1 - »Ven“f\8y'ye.*r.,lwiiiZ{ ■ ' . i ■•SSP* �• • ■ 11J - Cfumloy AeJuiowlPdges Assietance 01 County Citifens In Red Cfos* Drive full College Course for y o u i m i l n H Irmm rag* chairman, Mr*. Ralph Go. Genova: Mr*. J - W . Yarborough.' Forest City- Mr. M. L. Cowin A . C. Railroad: A. L. Col­ lin*. C . 'C. CoUin*. W. A. Leavitt. Stephen M T.. M. Paulk. M. Mln»rlk. E. D. Fielding. . J v h tp ro g : C. E- F hf g g l k«H m £ . it a iff lowcll, B etty rC*- Paola: Mrs. M. O. Ilodfra. Loclc Arbor: Mrh. G lm n Llnj TourU t Cabky: Mr*. A. Pltf-M Height*: Mrs'A . 8lm nm ey«\ .• Oviedo i C. R. Cldnti. sfiaJrman, Mr*. Jam :* M Jlton, M fs.-C . T. Nitdack, Mr*. H. R. Hunt, Mra. SSS WHS, calf, Mr*. Milton Gore. Mr*, i . V . Myfon Co*. Mrs. U. T. M rlju ain , Mr*. C. It. Clonta, Mrs. C. R. Cionu, J r ? Mi»» K athryn L*w'Up. ; ~ wfui lnp.u^ ryvyitu U -l aJ ^Drsa..UII.- DB.. Gray. G r .y FM ral’ H a lf h u t Mr*. MOTORCYCLE RACES SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY Annual Garden Club Flower Show Kains, Ideal Wfeather Swell Celery Set To Open Wednesday Morning Yields*. T o 1,000 Crates Per Act __________ i__ . . . . . RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR •. . . Real Estate Sales- -Rentals—Mortgage Louna Detween Sanford^ & Orlando SUNDAY — M Atfcn 81 — 2 P.M Admission $1.00 (including tax) * Dependable Insurance und Honda rs *% *f — * -■ •" , 'Phene 960 Itoon 4, Florida State Hank HuIl . uk ST Ifi* v •\ ' IM IM IU c M s jr y on enlist in lite l T.-S . A rm y .liefo rr (V ln lter 6, 19Wr. for .1 year*, upon y o u r diarliarpe yon will lie en titled to 18 innotiiairf i sdlepn.-tm de n r juiaities* selnad rd u c a iio n . T u itio n ii|» to f .VM j»er o rd in ary arliool y ear will lm jiaid. Anil you will r r e e itr |f*.T m onthly living f j• l o a n e r —$*)0 if yim are m arrie il. (Jet th e f a c ta a t y o u r nearest I j . S. A rm y H ecniiling ^ L '*»u,n Rutland iiuilding, Orlando,. Fla. T1IE HANFORD HKKALD. SANFORD FLORIDA FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1916 FRIDAY. MARCH 29. I9IG TI1K HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA PACE TWO TO RET0NGA SAYS NURSE Feared She Would Become i *An Invalid. Statement Uy' Rer. Robemon HUrled -On Famouii Medicine. Feela Fine Again. . . ---- ——1 HOME TOWN NEWS ' tuld cut off my breath lued Mr*. Curlin. "Slugg strong ilnation forced.me to ta laxative*, I felt full of toxic poisons, ami aches and pains In ror muscle* gave me little peace. I had no appetite and I slept so ■ poorly that mornings I could scarcely drag nrysclf Into my clothes. "1 read the statem ent by Rev Roberson praising Retonga and tried It. The relief it brought me is no lest than a blessing. I cat — ----- H itt. rVnnt^la Daaics—in Vtnlks, Geranium* —<J stalk*.. • G crberas—10 stalks. Salvias — ti stalk*. ,Stoke«ia — it stalks. Vetbenla#— I stalks and Vio!er»«2fl"-r.!ulk*. . • Any other varieties not- more ! C la s s 4 — T h r e e Hlo**«a»» A lln a e * UuUhiui Ulouma and Uulbou! potte-l phinls. • w .: * 1l.illie* m i.. — T—holster * ■ X—Gladioli . 3—f e lla Lillies 4 —Hemerocallls A—Dahlias (?—Amaryllis 7— Irl* 8— t thcr varieties • S—Plowrring Shrub- "I felt so badly that I wa* be­ ginning to fear | might become Zn invalid, but thank* to Retonga V now feel better than In year***, declare* Mr*. Mary E. Curlin, wcll'kbown resident cf 503 E ast Selma Street, Tampa, Fla. Mr*. Curlin wa* reared near Hickman. Xy-. and la a practical nurse of long experience. . ■Jfl—eufArreri atseh terrible Hi* , (I n M ln a rd I 'r n a i I 'a f # O a 'I Vine* and Tree* Gyp.ionbiln—3 stalk*. Larkspur— Specimens of fine, ami unusual A , Ulks, Mignonette—I*, m ilks shrubs, sines and tree , especially Pansie*— 10 stalks. Petunia*—• *ol!r!leil. pUlks.. l oppits .-a .sulks. Schi A-law fi— IV tlH I'ltn l* — — aanthus—it rtalks, Snapdragon* .1 stalks anil Stock*—3 sta lk s CURLIN plenty, the palm in - m y -mu-cle* and sluggish elimination a ir re­ lieved and 1 aleep b etter .than in years. I feel gHiid. I ,w nh I could tell everyone who suffers a* 1 did -abodt Retonga." Thousands praise Retonga. I!rtrek, due to insufficient flow of yiC tric juice* In the stomach, loss of appetite. Vitamin H-l deficiency ami ronitlpation. Retonga mav lie obtained at Tourhlon Drug ( <>.— YOU DRIVE ITI PHONE 200 W hat N ifty Cloth GROW VEGETABLES? X itr i \ * iA w » f If you want to get the J must out of your vegetable S rrnp Ihi* year give Viguru t t.nlyinercini Grower a trial. $ The X p erien re of ninny grow $ er» ptnve* It's more profit­ S able to u»e. S For imrly m aturity, top 7 quality ami high yields . . f crop t,unutiei m at spell J extin pr<^lt try Vlguro Cam$ incii'ial nrnivcr. S asX qaa r .u W -s l ItfM !*■■» H u rl IsY o WHITE LA H CO m il) MA/OOTWSRK .800 TltK .HTATi: life p |i.i:il> had 5,100 acre* of w hirl Clas* 7 Wall pictures, null ifanlrn* nn*l are estim ated to remain. The isi(n«Tty«'* -•\Tt> KI.AINi: J f - t r i l X R I Went .Coast had 1,100 or dish gardens. ' , Sirs. l.-uiit.-i . ,||li»«M >Htl-fcL pkr*** l, t'las* S—M iniature ArrameiOfiKa | Sarasota w ith 100 acre* rrninlnrku.^lfw • 'nr. "N ’orfh* Fferida-atY eafic was ' f'anc nver four-inches high.' Y«U d tr hr t »I*\ nidlflr*| • t lu-s 9—A rtislir A rrangem tala [n tu n ate.l at 500 acre* mo*l >f 4|Uir««l |«* i|»p* t ft* t PiMl t Section 1— Mixed flower* in Vnse | which crop i* vet oncoming, •If lS»MtOi)Ul lilt.I ilk Ml It ” X—Mixed flowers In baa* i Citrus shipper i are against a T l ’UNKlL okiiiutl >mu f... 4 |rerious problem that m ay result In »‘»A »ru lin g In |fi« (the shipping season winding up t»f Hemllifilf r«iU(lt; " 3 —M'xeil flower* In other ntuth earlier than had been ex- iVinuM* !*• II/* HiipraruiifP' 'Ml. Ill€. il 4|rf*i ’ ■ recepiicles• pect:d, possible bv M ay 1, the M |.| tr»U*r H ill llrtW vif ft* *' 4—One kind In vnse I.Pt Ihtp Mitlii hr |»u|(1l«f •Hpprr* leport. -This Is due to “ A—One kind in basket . the fart- th a t cauner* *tc • now th»«. taiut*M> Unit* u n til t *W. lulir HtllltH Ulhr 144 *’ «—One k nd i» other re- paying juice- which net more T IIE HANEiMU* HI.MtAt.lV i ceptaele* than nnrkr.i fruit would n! et-illng • <il*« r *if Krtirinil, rlirn* * 4i»utllV Mil l -I tie* ’’ 7 —F iu ll Arrangement* for all grade* nail alee*. There '.lit! vViTXI^ t •i»\ i .**s.: i».*• ” 8—V * g e luble uitangc4 rial i»f nfflrc* .i» f _ ments $•*!<■*»lliin ?il» «! > *»r “ 9—Frftit and vegetable i i r i l t t li l n i S ' arrangem ents t.'irik f.r lllr rilttlil r C lrss 10—Junior Garden Club HviutfMHr rouiil) un4 Exhibits «»- . ^ lf*rl«Iit. *, ret Ion I —S o u t h t i d e Primary School * ~ . . V il T i l P* *• r —W est side T H n u ry hraicy rltru* ^lootn am ( trcsp .rJ* ■: t! 11F It Kit X School i ppear very "nod for a henv y pi •ngutfttf tto u<iini. \tiapt4»ni« * yield next X’enrl uh'lri ifi. l0‘!HI«»«i Sunfonl '.arnllPt cabbage is rsliHit>litivAI « »• i » Liirl llfuf # f tt| imrleil to tu- of extra fine i|uaU‘y > itl n-tiit** i*tit *iit.* til mill shippers in edict good supplies l Hit H**tm*Mf through A pr’L Other Florida sec­ It 'It ;t |.l. i tions are frnishbiami total Florida supplies ahouhf dtop shat ply. A! th- Sanfonl State harmer* Market the price ua* nooti-d tiwtav ut 12.00 II 50 I ouml PO ItCELU N ' W illTE ENAMEL A modern, luslrni's, nulck dry Enamel finish. V rrj durable. Inn* • w earing Won’t turn yellow. A liolhrr Carm ntr Product •The ('untpiete Faint And (ilasn Store SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO * FLETCHER T T ROI IJR. DICK KLSHEnftY 117 Su. PARK PHO.VE .10.1 STRICKLAND MORRISON I wouldn't take time out for anything except a trip to the HILL HARDWARE CO." -- ? = s g K a R tin n e d 1X25 ears were , shipped. A m o** planteil In tilery Pent rap Florida has hern e sti­ mated at 0,400 -acre*. amt-, that KMminlnjt for harvest in Sanford Jlllw ood area* is abnnt sasitor-j3vid!? m Kclutiim of flowers, fruits «r vegetable* nclr Color harmony Aitdngr-nieul _ Table flaws " *" Mf MI'S BEATS CAGERS LYNCH I l f IlG, Vo.. M.xr. 2P. Id*) The Vuginiii Ejnscopal School bail to cancel it- final tliiec liattetbnll games of the »cn*on. The reason: an outbreak of mumps nineng the players heaviest nn teenrd " llli an c«tl mated X.ll'MI acres p'anleil in tlu Sanfoid ectiun. .Carl it «hl|itn nt sii.iidd slot i altoul April 2-* lib* O'llutuew iif which there is n limit Scholamhip Examinations Will be held at the San/nrd Junioi High School fur W HITE ap plicnnts ami at (Tuoms Academy lui NEGROES at nine o'clock orr Friday morning, April 12, ilMrt. For inform ation call on Miss Ruth Hand. Supervisor at «hi Fnnfutd Junior High School ur the t ouiitv supetiptriuleot ni the Court llmtse. --- ~T. \V. lain Ion. Hupt. >- /•] ■ 1 k / ►[_] : ^ ri' -* ?■ TOUCH TON'S \ t»«ucui if jm n Icrircns Lotion Just Arrived! (ilid e rn . S o l i d U r r ralur of )ii tl'illafn h) brir fan uun nnmr nrrd*. rri*amw, .» *volr vflffliiw M odcK prices. You'll he pica-anlli surprised In disfiner how inexpensive beauty care is when you hit) rnur faxorllr a , - IMpcr , C u b h, Allgatur War Tankn. Huxz Bomb,*. Jap 7cro»>, Spitfirea and hundred** of . other mu- ptratiiins Herr. A w h thot fit* Into o b o / i Wa. Clothai that m okt tv .ry lo tft haorl ting out ”O .K .r ‘ * • A PRODUCT Q F HWiFT Wf ire the very iotc.it mocliingry gud ctjiupiufiit to f.*$IR your clothes n* thoifgb t^ey yrops ovjr own. )\c ti^dge WMlfMtion With our work. . . R, T. COWAN COMPANY ITHE KILGORE r SEED CO. 3Cft W. F irst St. Wa D rtlrrr Chon* 218 1 ' , a '' ,V -* -- J 4 . Ynu can count on quick, dependable aprvico Hfhwj yqu.hriag yqur Ujq to ttf ; . and aa a part of that » e n ^ «)\f|yy c ^ t 8n FIIrr.jRr.ADK8 O.c P H IL U P S M A G N ESIA 29 Carters PHIh yjr.-i*.., . 19c 3yp PepHin 47c* §itf'tlcpaticn 49c C&titoHa 31c - —. —- , f t s. ■ • • I alive—you’JI feel tttU more alive la ihU ’ <** IRoro iport ahlrtf It’i action-cut to go through »U mpiiunt of your Summer time fun . . . abort* rad to'give you the tmftoit fireedom. pq tfpd df In ivhcn new pl.othea ^ro hard to get it -mcann a lot to av« cacaful cleaning.and proasIng. We believe you wftl find it to be rati W to bdna your clothee to un ^ r i.5 lT .Z JV - • You are requealed to ck^c yoar storea oil day Wednesday, April 8, In roowfttiaii With * * Veterw»’« Homecoming CelebrMlw. Thin applita to all atorea and bunlnaaoes except Drag Stores and itoiaarantti. i* She Always Says ? ,.t .. r :•— Castoria ........ ; Fleets Soda Teel ........... *T Barbasol ... •• f Fccnamint FaHteeth !... CJ- v i a * Liniment ... **e • . • Aqua Velva •’ »"?. Tompnx ..... Creams.. 39c — — -,.• Id* haw a f TDUCHTONTt. If» U \'» Oil Cf ti' n-T .' In .. _ , Absorbine Jr. ! r s h l n r . ; . 00 S S tia fv . s o b r im f u l o f g o o d - with m . Help nuke t! grokne-s that Ifa the r * r aak her If *h«M Ilka ,k.T "■*r!* •* Pablum Retonga 7nnlte .. I.n rK f Assortment KASTRR HIJNNIKS $I-W lo $6.95 �THV SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ie Sanford Herald ■ • M U b M la I M •0*d M I I , , i N , t Saturday mm4 a< B aaferS. riesM a t t l M**».ll* iT H M H O I.I.A V D U O K A S Stellar e o p ih iv S H ts n * IIKJS H ausn ■■ A ll e b l t e a r r • e l l r v e . r e K U ESa*X«. a e * M ile * * M l f f U l t e t * " f a r th * p a re * * * i f i t l i S ra a S * . w ill h r c h * r « r 4 <1 t t t l l a r a e v e r t l a l a g r a l r a . •* «' al la f A New Highway through Sanford. Geneva would* have a new highway from the south to New. Smyrna as well os being located oh No'. 44. And Oviedo would bo but about four miles away. Inasmuch as the State Railroad Commission voted lost year to permit the F.E.C. to abandon this part of it« track­ r F B I DAT. MA UCH 2>. IM « no longer considered of any necessity, and latest infBIBLE VKMBB VpK-JODAY - age. formatldHI.H tO MHTcnjctTHat freight shipments over this g o d "d o e s n o t R e q u i r e line will cease about the first of next year, it would be well u a t o b e p e r f e c t b e f o r e to g e t this new project started as noon as possible. WB APPROACH HIM, UE JU ST 4.IANT8 US TO BE SINCERE! The Lord is full of compassion gracious.—Pisa lln 103:8. The way people *r* bidding for County owned property In Sanferrd, you’d think these lot* were worth a great deal more than fltay were five y ears ago when the County couldn’t give them away, ‘ And may be they are. But they are ths same lots, 4nd no easier to build on now w hen no building material* are Available, than they were then when there was no money to truy building rusty rials with. War Loss* In Dollars A recent report of the Bank for International Settle­ ments, Basle, Switzerland, could well be publicized In head­ lines in this country, used as sermon subjects and Rs lesson texts in nch This is n summery of the cost of World War II, past ^ndVuture. Weighing many factors, the value of the dollar Hhdft'hc like, the report states that up to the summer of 194R, the war cost was $1,362,000,000,000 or one trillion, three hundred and fifty-two billion dollars. This is about four times the cost of World War I. The report stressos the premature death and impaired health to millions, deterioration of culture, and lowered birth rate ns factors beyond the ability of figures to indicate. Material loss, aside .from destruction of buildings, equipment, works of art and fertility of .the soil, Includes the general dis­ organization of the delicate mechanism of modern society the world over. * . * Dollurs are a poor measuring stick.for describing so colossal' a tragedy .as the war just ended, but there are people who understand the dollar sten better than any other symbol, and they should consider tnls report. ‘ 1W ar I found- to their sorrow in j Florida. T h t w riter waa one of them. SANFORD FORUM The auggention advanced at Monday’s meeting of the Sanford, F la. . Rotary Club by Jack Gore of Oviedo that the State Road March 26, 1046 Department bufld^n Highway ,on the right-of-way of the Editor, Sanford H erald: Florida East Coast Railroad from New Smyrna tb.Holopaw S o m e t h i n * th at thould ba is a good one. The project was originated by the Methodist brought to the attention of th e peop^i of Sanford is the value of Men’s Club of Oviedo and should nave the endorsement rof maving firs t risks railroad make all the civic organizations in Seminole County.- ■ • ' Sanforda It* central fre ig h t te r­ A quick glance at a railroad map of Florida shows that minal fo r all of South Florid*. the railroad line from New S m y r n a ' puns through Holonaw I think th a t the City Governm ent f 8anford Is again about to lie to Okeechobee City and arountj Jjle.woat side of Lklte'Okee­ ocau g h t asleep i f the switch, o r chobee to Mobre mvoh.' There w already a atate highway from Okeechobee City to HcAopaw where U connects Atftlv StatirHlginvay-192 niimi))R.ilPTo?a;tha'aUki-By buildtflg-ghlkhwny'aTTing Th>-TfllIFomrTrKTri-of-way from Holopaw to Power 4k Light Company to.build Volusia County, losing a half­ New Smyrna, State Highway No. 44 from Titusville to In million dollar yearly nay-roll to Sanfgrd would be crqased at Geneva. th* m erchants of Sanford. Also Since State Highway No. 29 in fed by alt the highways as when the ^Ity.-oL-Sanford pre­ the Atlantic r>~—» to the lower East Coant and Ia often traveled by motorbita ventedpudding a half-million dollar o f. thut xvetioff goittg’ to Tnilahaance an well as by toariats from locom btlta repair shop witji its bound for th e . middle wosW--the proposed highway, would million dollar payroll on the west nerve an a connecting link between No. 29 And No. 44 which aide of Saaford. T his shop Is would give these travelers iLpiew shortcut to th eir-destina­ now located In T am pa.'- - — Now, as when th* o th er en ter­ tions. People on tKe lower west coast would also'find It'a prise* were run out of town, shorter route when going to Jacksonville. _ . , . rwmor has it th a t tho City Government of Sanford will not Issue a building perm it for re­ building th# A.C.L. F reight W are­ house on W est First S treet which recently burned. If this Is true now' I* th* time for the citlxens and m erchants of Sanford to a w aka to possibilities th a t occur should this warehouse be moved t o ' Orlando. Orlando la begging fo r thi-i warehouse . and Its consequenlly. large payroll to engine crews, train crews, yard crews and clerks. If 8anford w ants to sta y dead, why not ju st close Up the h ig h w a y and let th* rest of the world drive around-u* to O r­ lando. T hat would be w hat wr would be doing to continue to Ie* o u r- short-alghtedness discourage every enterprise with a' big pavroll which tr y , to do busincsr in Sanford. I Im agine th at the objection to building the warehouse o n 1 Ms ptesent aite ia due to the neces-l vary blocking of the crossing a t) W hat aounda like 'll “ wildcat Weat FI rat S treet. I f thia ia the venture" ia th e p rn n lt recently objection, I would suggest th a t riv en by the S tate Conservation the City Government aak the loral L ja rd to the S tandard Oil and merchanta to firu re th e ir yearly Gas Company of Tulea, Oklahoma profits, excluding all income f......................... r o m 'to ‘drill an oil will In Wildcat dale County to a depth A C L employees, and then you H eld, * * Meanwhile Arnold will find each banker, salesm an, of 7,000 feet, m erchant end elerh -very ■w ilH ng-onl.E T plim tlbins’Thtr 'a U TaMlItg to stand the necessary evil o f a from tru site s of the Internal short w ait Vftlle hjs custom ers jroprovem eoL - X iA n d A h * - - 6 u |t T 8 S K £ ^ W i* 2 • . D f IT WM before war, Blrikes and bottlenecks. p U l We advise yoq lo oolve YOU^l. HEATING PROBLEM NOW/while we can get these well-made NORGE HEATERS al pre-atrika prices. We offer wTAtnA. free slonig* linULriil. - BAUER RADIO SERVICE • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL' Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, 'Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and Properly Madieni. . ...... Peninsular Concrete . ^ H l,,iLd^ ti i e t .A rn yf •"glneers-concern ts rumored to be 8 ta te Road (o get Ilka Chase, author l * w lu, hM *Ppr?VCl1. pU ,,i We Cry" and no* on r a bridge across the Perdido ture |r . n «; BCacH. »rj about 13 mile* northw est cut it* m w waterproof in R O LLS CAKES faint hope th a t it may be ruled g a in s t. A ttorney General Tom Clark says the supreme court refusal to rule on the m a tte r U n viclorV for ths S tate. Incident­ ally it i» a win also for Slater A ttorney Tom WaUon. | ROBBS HOME BAKER IN THE COWAN BUILDING ^ e a u ly Re/Y THEATRES nd HI. at Sanford Avc. " • i-h5FBs f 'f FEATURE Saturday Only I SLEEP ON A Sealy matching tax like fine upholstered furniture —will add to the comfort and life of your Sealy mattress. 4prinys—made M ATTRESS W a k e u p fe e lin g f r e a h a n d a le rt . . . I. k i n d t h a t r e s to r e * e n e r g y , b u i l d s h e a l t h # i««*" r suggest an -amendment to toe: wage bill which low them to raise prices same extent that they rale* wage*. Out this, PeppeV says, would b# sry. Why It would raise a much aa SO pervant. Mt doesn’t seem to be ’ o f Increasing th# field pay w ithout someons to put up tba money, he fovernm eht ought to EASTER F irst l.ieut. John W. Hull, Ha* returned from duty with the Army In the Pacific Theater of Operation* and is' enroute In F ort McPherson, Ga., to receive hit discharge, lie I* exneetrd n arrive In Sanford in a few days. l Potted Plants To He Filtered Tuesday BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith announce the birth of a ton. Thorites EMwnrd. March 22 nl the E'rrnald-Lnughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Sm ith U the for­ mer Mary Jane Farios of Han Jose, Calif. Lieut.- Comdr. and Mr*. Claude N.' Anderson nf Dallas, (ia.. but form erly nf 8anford, aiinnunce the birth of a daughter, Kathryn, on Mar. 10 a t the C raw ford-Lm g Hospital. a n d k ee p s y o u y o u n g . T h e k in d { \ ■ Fidelia Club Honors r? Mrs. Cecil Jones Mrs. Cecil Jones, the former CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Mairli 2s*; Mrs. II Helen Hickson, was honored by (>Pt— A 27-ycur-old mother has „f the th j Fidelia Club with a miscel­ into custody . oil j t j a t s b Veterans . . . Wednesday will( CRUMLEY. LLOYD HOYLE:. ED- been taken laneous shower Wednesday a fte r­ be your day to shtne! Many g.dn «. AKt) HIGGINS. MBS. II. If. charges of assault and battery. , noon at the hdm* of Mrs. S. J. attractions ate in store honoring M r C A S L I N . Al. I.FK. GUY Or maybe it's assault anti “b u t-1'*N,U * " Mavis on M yrtle Avenue. The your return to this county. Kr.e WOOD. ROY H O L L E R . GUS t e r y " — since Jhe whole affa ir C *M livirifr room, of the Davis home hnibecu.* .will be- served- a t ' 1:1*0 SCIIMAH. II. II. COFLMAN. ED started ’ itr a b u tte r Mtfe; - '• a n d do were opened ensuite and decorated I*. M. behind the Court House on WHITNKR. * E ETCHER BOLLS. Mr*. Dorothy Deshter, the win- contact I l>eaulifully with arrangem ents of, the diamond ball fie ld s , . llo tt HOB HARRIS. ROY WILLIAMS, m ii»ri»|£pring flowers. » • racey .will liejflit atf 0 4o A. >1. w j . t o l l a l e x J o h n s o n , of; a N ary vstcrun. « m taken t ■» ni'1 »( Contests parrying out tho an*' wtthxjour big races tiding held in lA tflC RATIGAN. .A . C. MAD­ jCamhridge jail . Irecnuev she .in . The tv V*fHg.t _ c<iy-shoflphig them e wretd enjoyed Lake Monroe , . The beautiful DEN. A. C. STIN E, members of said lo have puneheir a p n lic e -^ u c -d a r ----‘" * Vincent Peel of Melbourne has and prizes were awarded to .Miss flower show sponsored by the man in t i e nose. The policeiiiau which w mov.-d his residence to Sanford Hetty Thurmond, Mrs. W. C- Sanford Garden Club will ho open the Sanford Meirhnnta Associa­ was trying to disperso n line of Wednesdi tion. m e m b e r s • <tf ths Junior iand is residing a t 823 Park Avc. Sntcher. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond an I to the public at 11:00 A. M. in women ganged up in front of ,t Morrison — '— Sirs. Jack Hickson, A fter thw the—-Strickland-Morrison display Chamber 'of Cominfrcet Sanford Creamery, waiting to buy butter. Jtr-ad c 1 M r.'and Mrsr A rth u r Beckwith, games Mrs. Jones was entertained -rooms . . COVFRNOR MII.I.ARl) Garden Club, and a l l . committee memlieps and many Seminole Jr. have mores! thsir residence by the ensemble singing “ Know from -loti West Nineteenth Stteet* veur trroceiies” , TT's'ong w ritten CALDWELL will speak at 12145 County e itise m r-a rf—to tte conP. M. from the Court House, step* giatuated oil getting this teleto 318 Palm etto Avenue. .* by Mrs. " , C .‘Satcher. -----------The many lovely gtfta were pro - i . U golf tournam ent will he biation organiied. at the Si mmole f o u n d y A w aiters’ manual suggests Friends of Miss AlojB- Rngteml sentnl. Jo the honoree in a irovwl held wilf be ‘ glad to learn that she grocery basket. Each g ift was Cloli at 1:00 P. M. . . . Cracker that any one of the following h o ist'ra c e s will lie held ppposite •fivr come lank* are appropriate has recuperated • from a recent w rsppcd ns a fam iliar grocery illness. item. K efieshturnls of s a n d ­ the armory nt 2:30 P. M. . . . when a customer c o m p l a i n * Washington will play Brooklyn nt "There's a fly in my soup" (this ----------withes, small decorated cakes, •Friends of Mrs. K. F. Hous- nuts and fruit punch were sirre d a humdinger bs*eha|l game nt could happen to you Wednesday) 3:00 P. M. at the Municipal Hall 1. JJsh! Everybody will want ons! holder -will reg ret to learn th at buffet style from the dining table she is ill^ a n d confined to ' the which was overlaid with a lace Park. S it) HUDSON will pip h 2. What do you expect for a dint -, for the Senators*. . . A bund con­ cloth and centered with n large, elephants? 3. A’tail’ll you ate the low arrangem ent of pink aud cert will be presented for the coffee* 5, T hat's all right. Ilotv lovers of music s', the Hand -Shell ■much can a fly drink? 5. Force white mixed flowev*. . Miss M artha Adams of O r­ Those invited to enjoy the on the latke- Front . . . S tre jt of habit, sir. Our chef used lo be lando will be tho week-end guest afternoon with Mrs. Jones were: dance from 8:00 until 12:00 mid­ a tailor. <that was stolen from of Miss Doris Hall a t her home Mrs. Hob Jones, Mrs. (J. A. Jones, night with continuous music lieing Bennett C erf* "Laughing Stock") on Valencia Drive. Mrs. J V k Hickson, Mrs. F. B. furnished by two orchestras be­ y?M t _ atari**,\.w ill be Goatiug Htowe. -M p t -IC. N. Howard, Mrs. tween First and Second S lr.efs,' uroUipl oil V eteran's day which M u. C. t . Harper, Mi- Ruby D. C. Howard. -Mrs. 'Rally* I* Magnolia Avenue*.*. S crip t.Matter go something like this . . . A Cooper and Mr*, llrumley spent Price, Mrs. A. f>. Abrams, Mrs. at (1:00 P. M. at the Aintory fu im tail was d ia fttd . Home on yesterday in Daytona a* the Boyd Coleman, Mrs. Fret! Myers, with t a l l i e s and refreshment*, his first fuilough he was asked guest* nf Mrs. R. U. Hutchison. Mrs. J. J. Gut, Miss Hetty Tiny- uvnilahlr. . . ShufUrbnuid will Ir­ what he thought of arm y life. mood. Mrs. Raymond Rader. Mrs. an all day recreation nt the cor­ Mrs. \Y, W. Oxford has re- 8. J. Havis anil- Mrs. W. C. Hatch- ner of Second Street “ ftttil p« |. mettn Avenue. tinned to her home In Bishop- er. ville. 8. t;., after visiting her Also Mrs J. I*. Thurmond, Mrs. The Sciniitolc County O a t n l f r aunt, Mrs. William N utting, and Jim Gut, Mrs. R. S. Moule, Mrs. of Co in me ice is tl\e *pon»oi f,.r her cousin, Mrs. A rthur Hransu. K. C. Williams, Mrs. II. H- Heck­ the Veteran's lloitiimining t'ele —— „ . cnbacli. Miss Robert Fvans. Mrs. bration . . Wednesday i» the d.iy Mrs. William , Gilmour' plans to J. It. Ihtvls, Mrs. E. McKee, . . . April 3 . . . bring th j family leave next week to make her home Mr*. W. F. Haines, Mrs. C. J. aitd stay all day long. Srhoute in Payton* Beach. She hae If e n Coleman and Mrs. F ilm Tnmpkin. will be closed thnl day and moSt of the m erchant; will close their shops . , . Seminole County has i 25.000 people . . . w n n d e r hov.' Mis* M argaret Spencer plan* ! "lilt!) will atL nd this rclcliintiott? to leave in the near future t-i • .1 Approximately 4.000 are expect.-.! mukc her home in St. Petersburg. il j 10 atlend the barbei)Ue and h.Olbl 8hr will be employed by the VatI to attend at some time during -tiv ernn* Administration. e » G K t l l U J B T tH ’lfV. It ti. Claude A. Whlddon, Brailey Odhain and Julian Strnslrom spent Maxic E'liirh un* uuardr-l the yesteidav In Tum|ia on bmines* I " i*e for finding the Intgrst I \ | tl In connection with the Sanford niiniliei nf Etiister egg* iv 1*1 Basehall Association. Coke and Ice cream »ere u , o i.lP i; Ton M-rvsal by the hostess n«*i*ted — — .. _ * ‘ Friend* of S-J- Davis. J r AOM by hvr sister. Mm iloniur Sut'll* D J O't miiini I r may write him at the follow­ ton, in th r living loom which (-.'liililren. Mary Jane n Ing address: V-4-U-DIV. U.8.S. wa* decorated with pink radiant l<*fl ln»l wet-k fui E'< K earsarge. C/O E’lcel Post Office. r«i*c*. gypsophila. and yellow long Island, \ V. i N Y . N.Y. snn|Mlragon*. husliami Dr. D J. ilT u Those aiteifiling th r paEty ‘O’Connor ha* been vi F'riends of Pvt. Ralph Austin were: Angie S tew art, Betty and jp aiu its, Mr. and M . * 4M8«n, who lift a hern unite ill, Smith may w rite him at the fol-' H arriet M atthews, Shaton Chapel. Evan* of Lake Mary la ie |‘nrtn! in iiopro\r«l lowing nddress: Company A, 4th D i a n n r Sutton. Maxie E'inch, nor le-enlly rrceivnl Mi and Mi* ti \V Spindlrr Tng. Regt.. ASFPRD Fort Jack ­ Johnnie White and Billy John- ih a ig r front the Arm , i cl innrd aftci a visit with son. 8.C. son. Also Mr*. Clifford Johnson, iraiimed the prartlre ■> . ft l ’fid. a: E'nrt l.audi rdalr. Mrs. Jock Morrison, Mrir. Billy at f'u irsl l|il|. Mr and Mrs. E." fob- gave n Mr*. J. A. Cunningham ha* Cha|H-l. Mr*. St. Clair White, Swing through spring in airy |ile;(nrm playthoet, William A Brown h patty for Mi and Mr# llrrt Al returned from St. Petersburg Mr*. Homer Sutton, Mr*. B. E'. ed to hi. hiune m .MiUi f i" ‘t iif Binghamton, \ y ti and watch the miles go by. And m* how bccorawhere she visited het son in-law Burke, Mr*. W. 8. W hitten, Mrs. visit u jt|, his ilaughl ■ wa - in ceb-brat mil „f Mr Alfuid'* ami daughter, Ml. aud Mrs. Phil Chester Daniels. Mt*. C. 8. MaJ-; By..Mr. and Ml*. Janie* bit tInlay ingly dainty your feet appear, tool L Trued. , Mrs G lare Tiiruei will Iraxr Saturday fat bri laimr in Allauto, AlAHTi fsrfsre ts d sstd sl: wklte; rsd U stker. Lieut. Thoms* Kirkland has • Go . oftei visiting with Mr and returned lo Daytona after visit­ 'Ire ltd) liionit Ball CIN Tiai M ssssils-stBslise krsw* Isslksr,' ing Mr*. Kirkland and Mr. and William G Ktan* spent the Mr*. J. C. Mitchell at their home LIFT: flay aaltbsads: red leeterr. week in .Miami. > l i at I Magnolia Avenue. . ’ 'l l mill Mi*. W. E" Steven* inf Am.sbury, Mass, and St. PetWord ha* been received by ii-rabunr, recently- visited with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker 'nm l 'I n . L .■Q. Pickering. that their son, Pic. Jimmy Shoe­ maker. will arrive In New York C fty'hext week nbokrd the P ittv lon after serving ovsrscu* for IS liionlhs. \ Fa hions . e n j o y s o u n d , r e f r e a h i n g s l e e p . . - th e ' s le e p y o u g e t o n a b u o y s n t ^ r j j j f u j ^ ^ S E A L Y .m a ttr e s s . Y o u M j^ c t y e a r s o f S t a ) t e n d e g r e e s c o o le r — s e to is il d e g r e e s s m a r t e r r e a l c b m f o r t s e r v ic e frfm t" t h i s m a t t r e s s t h a t h a s b e e n t h ^ l i o l c e o f o v e r th r e e Watch Banda Cigarette Lighten m th e n e w ^ to 6 SPRINt g e n e r a t i o n s o f uaC rs. M a llo r y PANA-PAJA PRINCESS MEND-IT SHOP 117 W. let St. Phone 1076 U oaary me«»ura, he In- . and • * MONDAY Activities PAGE FIVE s p r in g /SUNDAY DOUBLE JEWELRY * BABY CHICK TIME IS HERE! FEED STORE “ Beautiful New Costume • • ,C.H. of the First-M ethodist University in D cljind. She was will meet as fullow-s employed .a t th e -S a n fo rd Naval Air Station .for three yeara and 1 mure i+cently at Chase and Com­ pany. ' • . Lieut. Brown was educated at the schools in Chico, Calif. He (Completed hit Naval pilot's train ­ ing amt served in .the Pacific Theater of Operations for one year ufier which bo,w as assigned duties at the Sanford Naval Air Station from July to December, 1046. He is now at the Photo­ graph Reconnaissance School in Pensacola. Among * his ribbon* men of the church will be held are the Distinguished Flying At- 2:00 I '.. )l. ^A -friad-ahiekew C ross'-and tha—Air M edal' with supper will be served nml nn Interesting program has been arranged. . > TUESDAY I Business m celing^anil luncheon 'o f Woman* Club originally sched­ uled fur Wednesday will !■# held ut 12:30 P. M. nt the club house. Board meeting will lx- held nt 11:00 A. M. Mrr. Gcmge McCall will Lc prugiani sponsor wti-l the have It* irguiar monthly meeting hostess** ’ Include: Mrs. A. J. at H:U<> I'. M. at the ‘ home of Young, chairm an, Mrs. J. EL Mrs. J. C. Davis, 511 Magnolia Baker,” "Mrs. L. A. I’nlmcr. Mrs. The business woman’s circle H .• E. Eillsberry and Mrs. Jumes of the Prexbvterian Auxiliary )M oughton. T he DaughtsnO of IVeiley of will meet at the home of Mr*. S. E’ield, 228 West Nine­ the F irst Metfiien-t (Tiurch will Joel teenth Street 8:00 P. M. 18268642 FLORIDA STATC 1 Spokane is an Indian name for the sun. • . * • Compacts • Bracelets • Pina & Ear rings • Ring* American U g io n Auxil- ?f 'her -iaughter. E ^ th Maric. ^ U h ev fc ra luncheon a t LIeiOg (jg) Robert Nelson Brown, P-»n-'Ubn of: Alt*. K athryn Brdwn oi . M il. J; B. K lrkpltH vlTchico, Calif, and Mr. Ralph Brown I*, departm ent presid en t,' 0f Indianapolis. Ind.'T he w elding nber* are w tu fite d l o . wt|| eVfn, of lhe n, , r (Jut your pupply of atrong healthy Baby Chicks from T h t best lime to do a psdicure fa Just a fte r the bath. I t will be Michigan, Virginia and Wisconsin easier t o ‘ push th* cuticle back. Thsn dry gently w ith th s towel. th* next few weeks. Nobody Mem* to like th* OPA now, though It Is probably a necessary evil I n a planned economy such 4* wa have been operating under jine* early In. tba war. And It nrobsbly should be continued for Snatner year. You can’t teach a man to walk on crutches and S K - l W r Ulem out from under Him all of a sudden without teElouijy Interfering with his mean* of locmnoilon. If tlis OPA Personal Hapi# Birthday Hanford, Florida. BY ii r i ' f r r '. ",- - i g 1T|-iWILLARD r n v v i .1 i y u ~ r - ----- - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA dRCULATINfi HEATERS IN SPRING S T A T E NEWS B R I E F S ,r' nhould deliberately encourage inflation. If the nation T« deHtined for nuch an experience it will come aoon. enough. Wheth Society E diton Cecelia Truluck CONCRETE PRODUCTS Holding Prices aftermath. • , . ., ; The somtiblc thing for,aR our economic groupn, includ­ ing labor and capital, ia to go alow, and hold back an much aa iioasible any move tendihg to ralne the cost of living iq general by encouraging higher pricea. v The moat important thing- of all ia to got to work and make thing* Production i* tne only answer to inflation. TO BUY FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1040 And s u r e ; w o u l d b e f o o l is h salary down town a t th e freight • well 'Is drilled to 1 10,003 f<et warehouse. ' ’• depth or oil is struck within a , To lose the Freight W arehouse year. , -T would be the first of a num ber!. ' ' ________ of losses. The Yard engines., „ . . „ . • „ ry y w /p il cterki would h are to Seminole County Ju d fff K. W. JolUw- the -warehouse to -Orlamlo.1W are of Sanfurd recalled the Then the shop* would have to fo l-1other day th a t during the time |ow the yard engine* to keep th e m ! Prior to World W ar I when h* up. Then the main line freighi <»*» superintendent of schools of crew, would have to have th eir W aprenton Countyf Ga., ther« was Urgiina! where the* freig h t **L ' ‘young Ri*n Who {Slight English off. L ater the passenger c r e w s , and H istory for two years In th* would have to cut out a t O rlando, schools of : 4*rrenton who was So you see w hat I am trying to **ry well liked by pupils and point out Is th at to lose th * ld ti* e n s alike. The young man freight business is only the b eg in -' returned to his study of law at "Ing. i the University of Florida, and Th* ‘ merchants of S a n f o r d J«»» la te r elected as governor of should a<k their Commissioners IIM sta te . And so it was that w hat there is to this rum or and Spcsaard Holland, now candidate Concrete get the fact* of the case before {or senator, received a telegram Trustee* of the In te rn a l' Impruvim ent Fund a t T allahassee! ate taking their time liefore th»yi q u arte r* , at the station implement a IU4i law g ra n tin g ’ [nO Q ) to provide housing units 40 acre homrstead* to veterans. It ia probably inevitable that aome degree of financial ’or 'veterans. The reason: scrub tend does not make good farm ing, a.* a lot cf lit Inflation nhould develop now, in the form of higher Wage# A Florida m attress making homeMtoding veterans of World it and pricea, but it ia ntrange that any pentoh o r group T One of the difficulties in A gitlng along with the Bustlan* b illustrated by the action of Ytnibassador Gromyko In walking • u t of ths Security Council maetlng In New York when the >up voted against him on the lalan qoestlon. If you don't •7 ball their way, they don’t y. Incidentally they walked FRIDAY, .MARCH, 29, 1916 Smart now cuata that wiK put your "email fry" at tho head of the Boater Parade! The popular Boy Coat s ty H j exactly Uke Mothers,.in colors of Beige, .• .*% * • , KJ Maize and Blue , . . Coming Ai “BELLS OF ST. MARY’S’ ** 1138 P.M. Balorday Sunday ‘ ' . *" Also bolted styles in Fuschla. Melon and Beige. J ts a s J t -DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM! NO ONE'S TOO YOUNG FOR PENNEY FASHIONS ltOY’8 TODDLER SETS Sturdy, dnchlr h r la itrd herringlH'iiv* In brown, blue. ’ 6.90 QUALITY MATCHING CA PS*...... -M e TODDLER’S BLOl'SEH C{l*p, ruffled cottons w ith p:-tky puffed sleeves. I to 8. - ^ 6 T»d(llrr’» E aster FROCKS Cottons and invons with full skirt*, puffed rlccvcs. 1 to 9. Cute SUSPKNDER SKIRTS Gaily pleated solid*, chgrha r r plaid*. Some emtxoiderad. Sixe* 1 - 3 . ~ ; •! OTHERS $l,954up Toddler*' Sun Suite Toddlers' Smartalla. Infants’ Dreaaea .... 10 SAN WEAR 1 * , . rt- 1 r} 7 -- . i} ^ .. ; ‘ —-- *..* , • - - 4 , 4' ' ■ -V• K' �T H E B A M F O R D H E R A L D . H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Hy JU L IA N S T E N S T R O M p ‘ f'handlor Take* Art Inn a lion where the sportsm anship and the national pasllm* Itself I*-being forgotten in ;f a v o r of money and boslnews. We aryt the first t*i jd m lt that it take* capable buxines* men lo m ake and build a ball club as qjtcb a a . l t does a playing manager Bsicbal!'* commUiioncr, H a p py ! Chandler. bn* cleared Hon Chap­ man, shipper' «f the Philadelphia Chillies, of cherge* Ihnt th e ' FWl* hod " tampered r with Edilio HiHtnshi. Brooklyn Dodger In.leldcr and violin player. This action sn-4a< ves (illation which ws* demanded by Brunch Hirkey. Hickey charged; particularly In 16*Year Old Catcher Arrived Iyast Night *YW The roster of the Sanford Celeryf Fed* tif the __Florida _______ S tate , n»mttte~*ih#«n§a'*“ftorA“f f r * w * tfr layers yesterday afternoon when r Claude ‘ ‘ “I “ ’ S League I’hiln' ( •' / ' , During a 30 minute session held in Miami, the first inventilation or thin type that ■ Chandler has been eillrd on lo make dnrfe Islrin over the __ ____ _ ll’a rear, ( ’handler announced' that the charge* made- are entirely unthe Philadelphia concrrnrd. Tho charge* l>rought almul by Rlcke", were the result of u conversation between Chu|imnn anduBariniki last winter. lia«in- to ,th e Saints. - Srminnlr High llaseball Cortrh (loose K ettles of the Seminole High School baseball trnm take* his Celery Fed* today lo W inter-G arden for tho season's opener* against the Rod Devils. The local aggregation raptured the District No. & base­ ball title last season and K ettles recently said th a t his d u b should lie a* stro n g this season. Assies* Open Hrsctice Smokers' ___ _ Illg field gnil Ip. spotted, a number of players (h st the Tampa ag gregation .will farm tn the Celery Feds. The .three players received from Tampa were J e rry Silvefman. a fit. Petersburg youth who plays the outfield and first base, llllt Jaryis, an lnfielder, and' Joe rt, a promising ld-yaar old la catch* auuetiott icxualion o off , .th thee recent Feller School held in Tampa JarvU and Silverm an v a la te r , wired ..him I hist he ws» tbieoigh ifpettitig tpslay's workouts. F eelers out still available. Chapman added tffday ftflrrnoon in (ireparatioii yesterday also Intimated that the Florida Stplp that he did not oven .answ er for the in to hcUBue jlrive -io r ^th «' i» ...... a. *i£ib'.ViU-7ijwiv9 -tw tr adihOonfl ’fT"appear'* to us tb.it when f>Mt|y l wo score players were lnfielder* within the next day o r , so. men In baseball 'sn o u t c'Co prvwnt for the inltLil, drilly, Manager Ed Levy W hittier con­ talk * to their npponeOta with­ Husg teport* that most of the out t h e baseball ’ braaa" filing players present at yrilerdnyla ducted the workout yesterday e h r r g r r agsinsi ihU and that, rejsioii wetp"rookies and recently I'with a b o u t. a il.osen players un t h e gam r la gelling In ,a puai* discharge,!- servicemen. ’ * hand. M anagrr I.cvy-w kltncr had h is . pitchers working on their defensive play and th eir activities (•round the initial sack. The re­ mainder of the session consisted of wind sprints. p«P -reel Ire, Infield and a tmttini The hilling practice, man C AR A C A S, ^Venexueta -Vernon (iHsltyi (iome.?,’ tliB fornur A’u'tkee pit;ber. has ju 't penne.l a Ifctt^r I j III* oiie-Ume manager, J<w AfcCcrlhy. laUng back everyd 'alxiut his "Ymi s ' , " a f " * I efi)-. “ I ant aim anager 5i<*‘ i( i.o I, and I kimw th rt n 'V b a • •*u did that f-ithi.iich: i ‘ i I wa# g U y lre wit s, must - ** - iry B i u ; . * . * * ■* !t . "«e baa Jh iklhl e r mnv may tiA be A She iril lineh bacWafon oi *. * decker An E aantlnalion on the Cpnstitutiop j f ihe United State*.jrilL he held a r Ou? ofTfeu itf th e *Ti|*-rlnteruUiit In, th e .Court (louse, .Sanford, Florida at two o’clock o n 'S a tu rd a y * firm con, A pril JwtUlSe. itUtainsUon^rsO ^ - Q » e ^ t o |w |a |e ndertW ?*• Wnrhf Hiriett m sy -nffl^hnve t o lin g - the IfFi n g a i n . n h c 1-iTrjIimliT 'Hub' Munqvtr I he. Brown*. crief,'N elso n F oiled Jack! K rahter ' •Anw(cwii"TJ»'irtr«*pWn»nt win ariil Denny Galc'-cf-i-e -khg jostinjt T h in r named* LOhlUWGOD, 'M arch » , - !a»l year, U s e Hawaii’s Brownies I f MonrvLf can .avoid the injury JJnx.. the big right-hander mny (Special| — Fjylng Jainmle, win­ ner of the speond race, and Imiying newcomer* nod returning njhrh 2d wins,",Sewell feels. Teg Shirley and Ieftie* A1 lln! I.u ite r flrpw n,.vletor In (he third, 'ajrvlcam rn, paid off |4 7 Jiq In the dally Nobody connected with tire club llngsw orth ami A] Milriar top ihe double )art night at the Sanford- —least of nil Sewell—is popping >«:ond line rhuckers, with n ta rly Orjamjo J(cvvnel ,clqh. ' off about the tapin'* chances, but 20. :more pitchers vying for , the Flying Jcm rale refunded 19,40, there I.; an undertone ' of ipdilt fogc o th .r probable place** on Uiu ♦2.80 and g-'i and B usier Brown optimism about lh> Brosna* camp. s ta ff-, S iecipt a lie n ;ion ,1.4 , being "T hcri'a a lot of talk about the given a group of young snj'.h, returned |0.40, f.l.'dd and 92.40. Yankees and the Red f}ox .m aking naw* bended l y (la-v ZDliiek. a runaway of thi* year’s race, Frank Blscaii, Ch*: Jol.mon and T onight's Fntrlea Vel,-.an Utevo aav* Sewell wrvly. ''b u t they've Howard Mills. f l u f ls r t — Va m riin Sundra and >!acric; N'u.vlln aro Red blaster. F.iiev ttprait. Ilappl* got tn beat us on the field firs t.'' probable iighthandcl rollof rs. (h - loirnvr ca-ch .r Is i .‘ginning Haitli.'UraAit Hlundle, Faul lis<is«r, ttlotted J*snlb- r Sll-ier l-nrtf nilH Timm Until* Preview It coulil In* nan tiir- ita rue’s T u rn e r , Leet staffs. With (hr promised tig h t Infield *tnd tb.* r tiu r a in r i’llchior,—i'.’ood losig-lmll hirSswe—well, thi* Itruwij ; K treiienl should b i very tough to shave out of the first division, Tfcifit S ta r r — 8 /I S M llri I or.-nm l H a l l llaM* I t a a h l e t T. W. I.A w T O fT ***?, -^-'T ” .. — .- ^ - tin p a rin te p d e n t,; Outfield reserve* include Lou Finney. Al 7-italltt. Milt itvrnes. Gene Moore anti young A l Wlrfte. II. H.V Heat,. Mrcrtl News. (Vee'a Mnu*". I M - , I'.iru Milk, ilamty «u . t.lttte ,Ki|vmuk, fount Mnrrsbr and j*ulilts i**rs ' ■* ' t'ssrlk Hare — Fatal Itlalalrla tlare) Iln1>« llan.ltetty tirVlilil. Itor Jo. i*«B troll. Tru** II **<>-i*l. Allll IHM M**«<-i| Firm Barr r./JL Ml tMalulela HaeeJ Mi. icii»t*.ii''r»*tiii»*i ‘ lai. of punch." .-lildnich end gether with oul/iml, will .Sewell aids. "W rit CIIATTANOOGA, Tei-n.. (Ah— d e n M rOulihn, lo- C atcher Kob Coiniskev of the Chet l.aalis In the C hattanooga lookout a finds satis­ give us real power." faction in the -fact that his two U*r<lnei, I* Hide.- tlypag noil and ih Mae- — a/IS MMei Id,*. N-ver C a r , l.ueky r e> Viet I on* «*a*lioiuarn lo JU r H,-,*ol and The tnfl'hl lifts\* Id* rvtn heller — ^wilh elthrr Chuck Stevens or Dick Sicbcrl at first, John Ik r utdinn at swoml. hespi' tucltal Bob Dilllnger nt third nml Vcrn .Stephen* a. snort. DiUlng r. rensation of the P.tI .ait, M n * r n rifle service' circul^, apparently Tn*, llennle's will make Mkrk Christman, a w nrllln * P y n s lole. Elk Makes Goat Out Of North's Gamemon igoals 1* inclined Jn bdlevo mojlt , Wildlife Chief C. A Joy of Forrf Ih . 11 pounds melted awgy est ervjce Hegdiiuarter* reports: lentifirathm u g t»pm worry. . . . . one ear a t Yellowstone National Park, on Ihe M ontanaTWyomlng border In 1U3h . T hat sam e-year he and other elk were moved Hid "transplanted** north­ westward to the .Deer Lodge N a­ tional Forest In-southw est Montans. Recently forest rangers In Idaho reporta'd finding Elmer near the Coeur D'Alene River. At least the number of the fag they found In an elk'* aar there cor* W e , and ho him h g M ^ a v jd ln * responds to tha one on Elmer's Automotive Bowed feels th p l both Judnirh childr n are girls. anil l.aaba msv l>e among tho "Tb.-y w on't be Loll players," M e n * t * J | ‘ lesel,- Itiiund, home run leadirs in Ihe Icugur, he say*, "but It's certain th<*y Mali, Palhleil H- ut> al U olw I* showing reneweil sp irit w on'Ljriow up to be umpires!" and mny shake the slumps th a t have dogged , hi* colorful but In • SHAKY RKTl'HSS Kupper 'niremt. lA rky tiirl. U s consistent career. Wiwtern I'rlnrt Victory Till* eotifetsiuii ibnr* not mean 'b id Ilk* Ilmleo, Calif., player J* looking for u coaching job. It ju s t means l.efly.know s the headachy*, Wilma. Meakai Npecl,** of a mnnagstv* -, ; Airowood continued to look good aisverr, .Tho former slim southpaw has lime th ird -ia:k er, ride the bench. b i t ill pouiwls since- h r came (a Christman, J o h n Lucadello er Cumin* in February to rp an atg j.o r g c Archie will give strong P ia l Ihe Crrveceria Carnes* team Jl| Winte Itoh amt Ijirry infield support, *.ho Veiuiuelun professional chaip, Blevrns. n real comer, rates a t tl.ori«hlp». Thi* reduction to fit least even with Klcliert who mny veil '.’00 pound*, L ady claim.*, AP Nowsfeatures regret reporting late. MISSOULA, M int., Mar. 2«, (Ah Is due t« a conscientious dirt. bpl. No. l catch.r probably will ho ■mi «observer watching him p«(ri —Forest service officials here are Frank Manruso, but Sewell likes pirjng on the first base rfischltjg DUiried over the case of Elmar R a ti Martin, reconverted outfield ne while his t arn mtssts bupt the wondering elk. er who stin g s the boll. Toni T urn. Gome/ took ov:r tho local club, made up entirely of Venezuelarpi, and shook It out of a losing , t r lak io i^jp fo u rigames in a raw ____ _Jld on second p lsc :. Twn pf .theie victories a the nxpciue of the lesgue lead­ ing Vargas team which has four Negro National Leogue playera on the poster,-incltidlng Roy Welnuker, a good southpaw. Gomel inaugurated week-day iracticee, which is>not>tha.custom L NOTICE Buster IfrdWn Wtlf ^ A t Greyhound Otal Was Interrupted hv session Was longer oprning workout (lie dny U-fote. The Frd skipper reporte,! that he still couldn't- tell much about the club, ____ lie did remark that By A L L A N S T K W A IlT A l" Newslpaluftss ■ . efttesis .sntf* m fcsyfc'; workouts ye*- tnlufonvr Chandler fltirt ItaliThskT Browns Are'Fortified For 1346 American League Fight T ■ vt % #lyingr:deimie i — fy £ u m i Ue -O rM fey^dhain, a’ m em ber oTT lb flwIgcT lnfielder away f r o m lh e l Chapman could .Hickey wish to club's board of directors, met In Brooklyn organisation to perform1■ ~ — Tstnpa with J . Sp cola and J a / for the National dtdphia duh, Qualifying Races For Derby Will - ■ _ • —General __N 0 R F C 1 .K — Va^— id >— Tlmma* Gernbl ( Slinky) Knln ha* lie-n named uuinager. of the I’inlnnml league Norfolk Turs. Koin mandgeii Norfolk.' u farm U a m 'd f tin New Yorlt Y.iokc•*, to,third place the L'ie<im<int race In IPt.'l. S em in o le C m m ly M o to rs JA R I T / A T CAM I’ L E E C A M !' L E E . Vn., (d * i-O t!o Jarelr, n member of the quartet (hut shat tried (he fdO-meter rtla swimming record in the 1C.18 Olympics at Derlin. I* ststlonrd st Camp Lee. He's nttachml to the phyvlral education staff. 109 PALMETTO AVENUE DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER E ,*ra greasy skilled nr roast trs can lie cleaned by filling with roapy water ami IrtLng boil n minute.,. T h u rs d a y and the -four dog*? to finish flrat (n each event wilt be matched fo r the D erby,w hich will be ran T hursday A pril 11. The, four dn*a ,fln ia h ln rila » t In S c b aviation rierbyVw run m e ra*i night of the present meet, April ’ The qualifying race* wilt be run over a 3/Hth* of a ,mjle cAn»o while the deftiy racey will be 7/lflths of a mile. | : •Kaninc In the second race and .'.‘It seems impossible th a t an elk Count his efforts to teaching,the players fundamentals like bunting. Venezuelan bn*th||| always haa could travel thot, far," said Joy. [Cftift Cuban noinlimr .out th a t E lm er would nml Puerto 'ftlean pleyrt*. end tho have had to travel several hun­ dred miles and cross tw o moun­ punt 'It nut exactly popular, tain mnifvi ranges in In order tg to iu» go ,»iwui .from l.ut the V enuualans apt anx­ i«in ious to learn, * n d . f i f t y ’s .Itarh - the Deer Lodge Forest to the ing ha* Improved their playing, -Coeur D'Alene.River. - e* — ' "J" ~ — ~ as well as their English. Lefty Foxhounds probably have tha need* an Interpreter to give insiructi ms. T hr players, however, greatest running endurance of gll. get an Idea uuicldy, end they nc- dog bntods.—flports Afleld* ca*lunulljWitB|Tle Gome* b y ■InterWhen frightened the mother fuptlng thtelr . stream Of BMnl*h to say "snappv w o r k o u t , eh. ■woodcock often flies off- with a chick between her legs. l.efly 7" The form er Yankee s ta r la the first cx-major |rag u er to come to Vensxuela tu teach baseball, and ho probably can »Uy h err as long as ho wishes. { flows* Is H gh on his whole team, hut hi* favorite U a four , foot.slx s u b s t i t u t e outfieldcg named “Tlrahuenulto*’’ Machado, who l.efly claims haa a i good a throwing arm > a Uee DIMagglo. one of the entries Jn the feature ninth capable of winning' th a t event. If flu te C oed,. Hhagarldo or l^irry Ja k e draw favorable box position! one or Ihe qther villi perhaps win, w ith Bhagaride having a. little the best eha ico. Tonight’s en triss: The United S tates once h»d a camel corps fo r patrolling desert, region* In th e southwest. TRUCK , Navajo Indiana " i m I »at,rhali*vlng n o t kill a ftM M M M M W M M JiewlnO greyhound 'Florida's le a d Oalput Inadequate to Meet State-wide Demands of Florida's Huge Livestock Industry FW kia'c ilvootock industry la Ih riv lat.ln spite oi Ore fact lU» much o l th e (wed Voe th a store's anim al and fowl popnkUwv -ermt b » Im portad. f j L ^ t . .j ^ i cue T h e S it u a t i o n O ffe r s R e a l O p p o r tu n itie s s a s h 's • r : Nleh d s o rsa of co n trti • f .c s n s m Iu w frA t. Aveltebi*. e le n e V it _ . -___‘__________ - �t FRIDAY, MARCH 29. t9lfi TIIK 8 A N FD IIP IIKK.VLD. 8 A N FO R I) F M ifllD A Nil! US IIAftflY HOKTROII. within p|(tht ralpitflnr months from ihu liei# uf | fir tvr ft |Jutility til'll n iv o u c K * I III » niitlo? t*:uh claim nr tie* M Y tirtr t o u *i »k %h m m! rhAll bf In w riiln r mo! shall TO m Hi Hurry IWtfirftfti. wlmif ■*4lf thr plaio *if r.nii1nnv it net RliN vt rtiidfnctf Ip I'.rti off in* u<|t!rt #* of i It r* tlohnam, it#fi«vtlr HUic#, r.tl ahall bo nwnrn In h> Tin* iv t » i »: c i n f t i t i o i a r . v i v n i ■‘ulnmni. aiit'itt or atliirii*,v.- ,«ml i’hirau**,, IN itflla. y t'itH iA i. r i a i r r r in a m i port n i :*h n <ii .»: m l \ r t . i 1"i »ii .art h^rrl»jr r e q u l r n l i u fH r f*r piich • I'lnitvi oi ill m rid not •*» NT NTH OK I'l.n n in t i >t«ir written a|i|teAraitr», In |*#r»nn ii|r*| vIt tft11 In* Vuiit i i i »:n i : t i . a n «i i . i *v r it w i t h y ,o r It altm it*), *»n *n M o r f j tM A* A*lm tii*inttri% <*f thr m t h - I-. fuiMTitoM. I jllh *U> n. AfUll. |7H. to III*' (if I'njiipli :Instil, 11'ill of fui »ilfV«rt*o fUnl' A* F**ni|tU of tii. U m hrrvir\ ^irnlftif )^u ' M ill and TrMiOn*-«i» of W'tTNKKS ml t»an«! cm! 'o ffic ii' \v t iik o im ik i : j.w u. ' **-al a! t*Jtnfnnl, Klnriiln. t hin 1 1Mtf ilsrf AlRrrH - HU* - -- x' “—*= -............. rTr«i »*. >• irmlMHt.v LEGAL NOTICE Battery Charging NEW MANNING BATTERIES Battery Road Service---- •I n k of Iftt* atniYA Tve Got Y ou Covered Spoken In n threatening voir# ■nil ruining from behind a gun run tie startlingly ilisugrecuble. Yet how words can up you*, you " I ’ve Like HOME . For FORD SERVICE rta*»,‘ring these name l*e when after « hohlinsurance agent trll* (tot you covered.” Coverage agninst burglary, rob­ bery. th eft and larreny lo**c*‘ is ,W r l < l « r r t i lii>uiryr> ■£ u *V . n atft? ^ C O M P L E T E -R A D H tT O R f f T l F .O C R ^ F g l T j y j ^ . ' We '*\^Tir all ‘ f^rttri ' dT hurglarV j r|Jliummnfe paying. -taah_ilin<Jfmt>i MARFAK LUBRICATION WE CAN REF1NI3H YOUR REFRIGERATOR*. FURNITURE, ETC. AT YOUR HOME. RED’S TEXACO STATION l'H O N E 20(1 n o r polk, I II-I f lit: KTATK III" PMilMPA. OFtKKTIXOH: TO I KK IIIIV PoLK, - r^ 'lffiri* avid rtdilrffck l"v tttikPuwiv: lick kowa tbara I, a«a. (Inara or UMJtr. I aaml loaaraluablak inlrrol VMarTfmn Yott *Hil Itlllu .M & B taa undrr lha o n . Wa*a«k«e d £iu#a> .1120 S a n f o rd A v e . P h o . 9134 Strickland - Morrison, Inc " i- , P o u t wall I Aik ro a r Jru rw l't far Doaa'a a it, a iiim ulani d la m le . uaiU i K m l i l ! r mill kin, t a r m r 44 ro a r,. D u . ‘a tlr# ■par rrUaf and will kalp tk a I I aallaa of i*»* hit*bi hnllflrt! 1X1Mil Allot! Mill'll 11 1'*t*. that fair divtvnreF hi a l»**f D Gh*d didltikt ym» tn lh«* (tri'inf «*iniri, for H^ifiinoh i>Hini>, Klorhlf In Chane^iy fon your Hfr r»y KVA h«*r«h) w t lift'ii hKI! mtuirwi .ipiH .ndiiC p ' * IN THE SOUTHEAST More people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be... * B INH.9C 1 t*i til# tt iih Ih r Hierh of • aId «m oiirt in (!»«■ County Court If ucan lit hnfiffird, Flotilla, ♦in m lirfiur Motiilih |1»«* Ith da> o< May, A. IV. l i l t or ♦- drf.mlt will to? eiifrrml ujiatnai you amI fc:rhl caun will firur^d Ka Ihirti . i.ti.i ■in in ii. em *n ih r Naii fum COLD PREPARATIONS Liquid — Tabled — Salve — Note Dfope Hat* entlftbed mtUiom lot year*. Vhtrmiu ft*•>« ur 1unde, 1 H‘tl'*uit I SUHfiE Unit no. O'.KMl with If It hors? power Wugner Motor Nu- i\ T i n : n i l ltT u p t i i k n i l s t V man tty. Call flcneral MillJ i n i . i t m :m i m i i i : « o i \t v , • m i i i i i i i . is P iiiH u r i:. K112 Orlnndo. Reward. tx III! USTATIJ tip ' : M r n c o U ' i t i : i.A v m .iS V . I A’i ' I . *11 TO tl-t. IIIKIIITOIPS AMI I’MII. W A N ThP ****•• II H I M . ( I .m i s Oil l»i:«»M I* IIMIMIT s s il l Ks. tI T H i T PLt. buy your far. reganllesiT r f V*fit Aft*! iif t«m nr** Ii»r**bv age or condition. R o y ' Reel, n«1l#l«d it n'll M'lpiirni! i»i f<te-*M*fii 300 W. 2nd St. ahr lafk*1 tierInHlitIn Atslili Iif Plllirr ajf JMHJ, llui V HaVf TWO fresh milk gnats, 1 hurk, WANTED: &0 m rn at thp Men1* S filu n Hip +• irtl** uf W TIIRO. * Blhle Claes, F irst M nhw flst 1 kill—$7‘r<-<X*. M. II. Amlerioh, iM lftf! k A N 'fll.K Y, dcr*--«»*d, Chufrh, Snmlay tnorhlne ’ at tf PiUi! UnBlil) , tn 4lie» I* " Hit I y Uov 1I«, (inhleti l.nkd. Tti’gf* i.f Ri fnhwd.i 1*1.Vigil i, Flnv d.t. 10:00 A.>L ^ ’ ill till* nff t»*i lit ( In* a'Stuff lil.ll-. iif FUR C tlA T—muskrat. O ikxI con­ a-itlrt «*»»nniy tit HHHbird, dition. Also baby buggy and hathfoettc. Call D. C. iligga. ♦ T3-W. NEW g u tters and down spout:*. Rum w ater tanks. See Jimmie ATTRACTIVE HOUSE 5 rooms, W E L L . S P O R T -modem, large lot, good neigh­ Cowan Sheet Metal Works. NOW THAT YOU’RE borhood. Ideal home for small BACK,HOME FOR GOOD family. I LI00.DO or will be sold NEW radiator cores and radiator WHATTHA OONNA D O / repairing. See Jimmie Co*an furnished complete for f JRDO.OO. - - M A R R Y MA X I N E ^ Sheet M et«|'W orks. HIGHLY DCSIRARLE Tourist anti T railer Location. Une of the few available locations m eet­ ing the S tate Health Board restriction*. Eighty acres *uri rounding clear w ater lake, south of Sanfonl, on Orlando Highway. A good huy at the price. Fred W. Bender Loom 2 S tale Bank Bldg. Phone 1030. C L A S S IF IE D H A TE S 10c per line for one inaenlon Ofle per llnr for 3 insertion* 07e per line toi sla insertions 0Se! per line for 26 Insertions Minimum charge 30c Count 5 words to .a line Inrluding' phone and address B atteries A flattery Charging, H. B. PO PE COM PANr, INC. BAl.I.ARfl’fl feed, groceries, Phone H05-J. II. O. Touc 1201 Celery. 4 . |1 BIISINES$ SEflViqS as nitre fully aU4ijr equipped t*|u*jijpctvi and tillfl know how to recap your lire*. N atural rubber or synthetlf, we protect ildewall* of your tire*. Ja n ci Tire Shop, Cor. l i t and Elm, Phone 6(M. UPHOLSTERED fabrics, tapes“ tries, brocatelle*, ' d am itk i, Im tuticm leather and d n p k ry fabric*. Arrangement for ettrtage if wohk desired. K. 3. Brown, 2011 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, r V Beware Coughs fro m c o m m o n colo’t i That Hang On | Crromulilon reHerea promptly be­ cause It *or* right to Uie sent of tho trouble to help looaen and expel term laden phlegm, and aid naluro to soothe and heal raw, tender. In­ flamed bronchial m u c o u a m e m ­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulalon with the un­ dem anding you m ust like the way it quickly allays th e cough or you are to have your money bock. , • A L € * M i> U f € € R A lU ilir C m / U i U 'O i l s n i u is Atlanta, Ckailailt. Ckatlaimta W n /ill. OtlaxiJ CAEOMULSION for Coughi, Chest Colds. Bronchitis K ID -T H E F IR S T THING I ’M GONNA DO IS FILL UP ON RCAU SOU TH ERN BR G A D / f TOMORROW IS LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION and PERSONAL PROPERTY R E T U R N MYI-M Mf * u 7 ^ 7 ) LOTS OF I T / TAX LAWS IMtOVIDK HKVKIIE I'KN M-TIKS F"H KAll.l HK TO FILL HKTUKNS ON TANOI1ILK AND INTANfilULF. I’LHSONAl, I'llOl’KHTY. HOMKSTLAI) l , \ K M n iON C \ N M I T Hi-: CUANTI.P UNI.KSS APPLIOAnON IS Fll.KD WITIIIN TUI: IM fL S n tll i LI) TIME. FRYERS f m h ly drrsied, avail able daily, fendr-Fry Poultry, ^ 2 0 5 Sanfon^ ^venue, Phone I lliin k s h n v c liv en m nlletl In a ll ivhn filet) it|i|ilic (illn n n r mailt* r r lu r n * la s t y e a r . I f y o u fitllt*tl In rete lv t* y m trs, o r fire filin g f o r th e lir n l tim e, piense r a i l fo r th e m a t th e A«e(rj<Hor'« O ffic e . If y o u n eed h e lp W ith y o u r r e t u r n s I silmll he g la d to nH--ist you. A FEW gqod reconditioned *cwIng machine*. William* Fixlt FOUR vacuum cleaner*. Eureka Shop. * and i-Ptrmicr Randall Electric WILL pay c»»h for modern, uq' furnUhrd house in Sanftf.tf. What have you? ho* G. E, F ORANGES J2.00 buphel delivered. ONE commercial lot with double e/o Sanford Herald. R. W. Lord Phone 7fW-W. end R. R. track. 117' X 104. Phone 72. YOU AUK NO I.ONCKU ItL(HMHKI) TO IIOMKSTKAI) KXLMl'TION \ T TIIK (,'T^ KNTITLl’D TO WIDOWS K\L.Ml'TION <l|{ M'PI.K ATION Ft 1It THKSi: S1HM I.I) RL ONE new cavalry .saddle. Elm- H. P. Harrison. FURNITU RE. * ture need, 8 P ^ I A L »da Florida ■ m elts I —■ r» P E P P E R planta. M f"OR RENT pricod right. NICELY furnished room*. Gentlerdware Co. men prefe/red. H07 Magnolia y*ur furnlW plfer Beal HELP WANTED P^one __ M IS C E L L A N E O U S 1020 I do*on um em B re a d , GIRL loi loda Fountain a t l^ n ey’e Drug Store. P art tim e nr full tin**. STEADY and p art tnne clerk*, H ft A Dept. SUre. BORROW H ERE WIIKRF. PUJVACY 18 RBSI'ECTEI) YOUH natural deiiro for privacy In money m atter* i* .strictly reepccteii here. Friend* and relative* are not questioned abcut your credit. Your em ­ ployer or business assorinler ♦rill not hear of y o jr personal 'affair*. There Is no ta u to lor em barrnsrmcnl. • p Reasonable crodit requirement*. No co-nuker* cn money loin* Variable jutyment plan*. FAMILY LOAN TO. Florida Rank Bldg. Phone 33 SAVE PKKCIOUB a t e e l. old. P refer elderly woman • with aorna practical Wheel* balanced, front nulling, experience. Goad Sal- ed oiiurc* longer tire ufyr-ReWy bo* K e /» Herald. MOTORS CRATE makera wanted. A, ,Du«a ft Son* W ash H o u s e . f u w ^ js N*M•*** «a* SANFORD F. D0UDNEY TAX Ai v- rti* l o u ' H i e n NICK ,WE c m x 6TANP / AGIN THAT 6H 00T- rl IN'! W e e GREA'jER^V UGHTNIM1' y ^ r :r i ^ FILL Vl'IM.It ATION FOU MAI L. IM T It MH \HK IMS M ill.11 A l A I MP I I O N Fll.KD WHO TIIK t i l ) . w»(H » o u Ai k A SSK SSOK ',0fk * | t * P -J 1MEPF,A'M[;r TiiM'll. COHJi""1 W R E 'LOCO; GET BACK THERE AMP r ::-TT-l7yr T1RKS end all life, a j BALES vacation poMUoq*. pay03 to 57b,00 a weak for omer. Inlcrcstlng work W T MOLD VER R R E ,C R O C K E T/ ) SEE VMAT TUte TOWN-TAMER CAR D O , NICK, HE'LL.PRILL 06 PER j \ expiriencc. W rite fully I DlONTlJO u / e f s i w c n o i -------------------- - X any shool ING I *$wear 1 idence for personal In "iy£?UTk iisni ta P lD N ’T.1 I ’THIHK THAT 6am.E5 f UGM. NICK LVNCH ANP HI5 / HIM GANG•TONTO. BCB f P PUT CROCKET W O N 'T ( f CR00K5 HAVE m l A\ORE ) \ IN JAIL. TR O U B LE. r ~ r - ^ k ~ i r Bldg., A tlanta 3, Georgia. WANTED TO RENT uto bombe. ,*tw«» ©IS IHEKE GULD^ Perm anent realftlBta W tireeied In renting for eev tral g e ^ e WiU take good care o f ; roukt ,T * i . " ■c-ji. n C* >* nBigg* il.. remUea. C ill D,. * F re n ch Ave. ORSE wagon, one fu l Daroc Jersey »ow. A. K. ir, Tlori*L Plwne 91*- T O , - V ^ 'L L r id e ova? T b fiE A EIT i i l l l GO AldP OWN NAME! i p T hii SCHOOL- �II I— «l PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD. FLORIDA P a n s * / S ei !•:» JaftiUr AtTHE CHURCHES tu r d a y s . I’r r a r h l n g , T: 10 p . I ’r a / a r M a tt I n r W ad. c im m S c h ao l II :M A. II. — Mnrnlng Worship. I ll H a * . P a u l Y a lta . I ' l t t t r . B a n d a r f k b o o l. ! » : • • A. M o m i h r W o r s a in . 1 1 0 0 A T . 1 C t - I I I P. U . A. U — H o n d a / • :!*. t ii k < * Bund, Y o u n g ('e o p l# -* S o c i a l / S tro o t. M ln lita r . J . B e rn a r d B o o l. H u a iU r 8 < h ao l. i » o o . H o r n i n g W o rs h ip , 11:00. I llin iln c h c m . A la b a m a H n b jrc l: • T h e Y<>i|th o f T o d a y n itm rn - H*». Mack T. Cari Caoar aaeond I*. I I. a o t’T tiaitiK ir.aPTiaT I'll! Ill II A. A t C am p , I’a n to r. nuaday HWiool. t***1 L .CrUw r. Pa T. II ’ I P. M iddle to n . J lu p l. •KU olar 'WtrtaMp. Y .ia-p , M.-» an j K B al O llD K Il o r P I'B L IC A T tO N TO: A r A t—-Ibrnday tk-hool. O. D. IIIU M E 8 . n h o a r ic a lilrp c * I* I » : i e A. Al.— M i.rn ln s W o ia h lp . u iik n o n n ; You a r c h e re b y b o iifirel a m i rwviulred to u|> p«ar to a f a r . Tho population of Cansdn t* I a i n lllll o f (N im p la liil f l ln l ngiilhM I A p r il............... I9 |< , A| j ra u „ .................................. In d e h u l! lh ... « r e o f I ........... *la ,.r B |n »*. , W IT N E S S m y ' h a n d a n d t l t n t „ i uf office* a l Sanfortl. HAtifortl, H r -** « Fk.. . a t **1 1 uf t en iir. | P h*Let .Me b publlihad f«r Ooiiuiy, Klorlda. this .Tib Uaj* v( ne ptatulor> thne retjulrrd try lath March. ! " ,.™‘; hankoiid nmiAt.n u i*. nniiNDON >ou l»> IIRI.UA tllUMBM. for dl. ford .K ioiid.v * n*MT.it*p.r . . f .r n .( L*!r> utf Cuurl ll,t>00,000, about that of g reater voice. iH»mr pending In Ihe L*lrcuU r r a l «'lr>-utstlu„ in a . l d rouiil) .» n- d 1 i o i l M .i lClerk. C lrrk 'a H»al) Cniiri t»f Sanilnola t'ounlv, Klorl. iN ew York City. «A. on or before the lAlh day of »:«| A. M-. Murnlnt W ixalup,. llrehlnr •Woraiitp, Dlrerjor Mr*. Myra Ilosack flunesy tarrlcaj- lNK’S t a v e r n .•ural Ava. at Ninth at. m u n lo o . t i l t A. M. O tM rS u a d a y a -B a rv lc r .m iD A Y , MARCH* 29, I9IC ItiM -A. M. T:(H» p. m . *’Y»»eYH a rr tea, * . »u«l, T h ir d ■T u / a d a / a - 7<#l HI HAT CLUB . —’ft* j M p f t r C n ilti ferrite...Utf A*e -.4. a c n n i m a a and a i i i u u — 'M U stttw m r a n m i t a i l . Haa lard* Orlando lllgliva y/ord Utnava Aranoa. • to r . ( lla n o K. S m ith . P a a n t | Hu a d a y -.U M .la S ch o o l. J t : l M o rn in g W o ra h lp — I I .« a A. K r t n l a r B o r tlr # — 1:0* P . M T h u r r d a r — M ldaraak P r a y e r nr.v. a w m illed M in d a y . HehooL f i l l A PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON A NIGHT—3:30 A S P.hL OPEN_ EVERY NIGHT “ ery Saturday Night Morning Rerrlce. li at T h u ra d a r N ig h t J. M rK In lay , i- a tlo i. A. M.— B a n d a / Kcliool. J . C. ornlng m icken — Barbecue P ra Worahlp. v - n e ra L a u r e l A te . a n d l i t ! It “ W h e re J a a u e la H e a r K. I. W I II O I tT . P a a lo r u n d ay * S ch o o l. a . J |. W lllla, I . I«:«0 A. M. lo r Ri ng O a v o llo n a l H arried . I t A. U . • la l A m b a s s a d o r s t / o u n r p ro I, T :td p . M. r a n / r l l . i l r M a a tln r . t : t t P . M DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning’ • Service DlflE and DANCE at the HI-HAT CLUB LANEY’S DRY CLEA Sanford DeLand Highway— formerly .Short1* Camp 110 E. 2nd. Phone lli.i • JPra/ar meeting and'lllbla YUud/i T h u r a d a r l : t t P . M. a p in g HELP YOU TO MATHER •rahip fla rrlra M a jo r A. a v fe m rto n Ip chai S u n d a y K ehnol. » ; '» A. M. P r a / a r B a rrie # I a too A. M. V. P . U t : t « P . M. Hi r e a l M a a tln r . 7.v« P. M. R v a n g a llM le H a r rlr a . I-.M P . MK rld ay H e rrlc e l : t t l ‘ ^ ' a ) a SupJW nt (k fiitv tm tn l • Anyone • CAN AFFORD (iOOI) FURNITURE WHEN THEY PAY THE EASY MATHER WAY! C ita n Q jtu u vn trd GIGANTIC WILD-ANIMAL ACTS I MCl UDI Md tad Iraait Irlliti Mrk. - - D A M O O D H O T R E a fU * . dtl/f* JUNGtf JEOPAROy 4n*J Praia*- Hprvic#. fjifti* H a r r of ikt Itrctit. fttttit Uvtet dial Weadwi •LACK tad J/OTTIO LIO/AAOt boas AIIA tad ArtlCA HACK JACOAll Irta. ICUAOOI. MIMAS IratePANAMA. NAEAltMNM rill'll (.A M R a O Y h O H O r. 0 . J! a n d O r " L o te li p a « t« r a * S u n d a y B ehonl— 1 » >» M o rn in g W o r a h lp — • I :oe ■ A m r r m i iir it Reining .Worahlp— t:l# Friday Marne*— Til* I' lactadiblf Cltttt limit* ( m . a . mmm The LONDON MUSIC MAU CMIMSS Mud#* . — k.U, kU kaaita k,*,, la tallrl tai*dag at May tea mnlag rm « T H irn rr cur m u 1 'a r X . A v m u e a l I t h h i . W. |l. Ilro o k a . J r . I’a a io r H u n d ay S cho o l. a l l A. M W o ra h lp , 11 ;0C A. M. T r a i n i n g U n io n , d . l i P . M. - W a r *1,Ip. f >o | . M W e d n e a d a y H a r r ie t, 7 :|o |>, XI. N u r t e r y fo r H u n d ay X lo rn ln g . TRIUMPHANTLY PERPEtliATING THE GREAT SPARKS TRaA tiOR rithoU on Stirs Circiu Doy at Roumlllat A Andcraow Drag H|or and aall Clrcua Circa* Ground*. (|)o not not phono.) phono.) , vice. E a r p h o n e# f o r 'h a r d o( h e a r in g . Mellonvllle Avc. OoDoaite MuniciDa) Ball Park Hubert li. Vaylor, paalor tn«dt» rM*h<.o. lu-a- A. M Boland nilae. Htipi. Morning W .rrhlp A. M van ng Worahlp, l:v0 |*. M BeHal Hervlpe* r.lHlhlna Union. M 0 P. M. Wednaaday I’rayar Barvlea. I 'l l p in n t rn iii* n w IM l H an fo rd H uunai buhool I III III It A k rn u t ia .e « a . M. Mnrnlnf Perel.-a 11 •<** A M Young People, tiO' P. M. Hunday Night Htrvka. !.«• I*. M W adntM .r nlghl prayar (aarrlca p i i * 1* n t T r i m a a l>. i t n n W N I .l iK C o rn e r o f rin k which y1 fruort | Kenttorn The di f»ct thil finished to review formnls*. It mlgh I reileels J ta o K .m u v e LIVING ,L-4 ROOM SUITES cant al' THE COAST UNI luxuriously upholatefcd in tho finest fubrics with deep, comfortntile cushions. Every piece is spring-filled- with high, full hacks and wide, deep seuts for utmost comfort. Anri priced so low! theorlu] 94.5° up Suite shown 199.50 WING CHAIR ........ 52.50 roar* o: beating Channel backs or patio, upholstered in figured tapestry in a choice of colors, • OTHERS FROM 27.50 . RdpiWkedV /ren t TUB VALDOSTA (Co.) DAILY TIMES J L lik e t o A Wide Variety Of Lovely TableN * to n n r tried. toj chance. I From What can add more beauty to n room than u lovclv table? Wo have many to choose from, so why not drop in nnd Ifiok them over? MiOatla recently luued by the Fedteaerre Baals of Atlanta points to the trial change* in the South during the ear* and ealU attention to the possJ- •ppllcal s for retention of many of the gains and Um betterment of the economic Frnra There has been such a marked develop­ ment of the induat rial phase of the South’s economy that we-mar well look to the future lirtbe Bill confidence that the South almoat entirely on In the war period, as the bulletin toll* ue, there woe a notable increase In the mnhber employed in manufacturing ss compared to agricultural employment Not only is this true but many parts of the South that formerly knew Dttle or nothing of manufacturing activity become center* * a" * t M Ice Refrigerators For the first time (a lie Malory the Gcnth ilftR with ample cnplUJ to finance >th Industrial and ofricgSiurtl aaprnaian. All matal njfrjjttrutnrn platform ■.* Indicotioas are that awn/wiA ha a ROCKERS LAMP8 R A IL R O A returns FREE) Gold Discharge Em Mem • -No obligation. Just Brighten your home with • lovely Ismp firm M ather’s. Grundmother’n comfort­ able r o c k i n g c h a i r brought up-to-date! We have them in nevcral lovely designs. t.H w k f t.1 ......X B. Iat J3t.............................................. -■» 11=111111=11 —•r- . *na'ankrT . WBS . . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 29, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/89bb2a450d74fc514930b1197f4abaf5.pdf 671047dde6e57f1c41547ac1f973345e PDF Text Text «* Iltl*,,sjfffji J jq lllr m r»U lttM i|H D *tlt|jH lt|tttft *i£fflH4lrD{>t| PAGE EIGHT W ED N ESD A Y , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD/ FLORIDA Holland Urges U. S. To Support World Organization l«>rts in the nation in th a t it had more than UK) first c la n fields built by the government, and that this state with its w inter fruits and vegjtable* is the Il'sstlssrS trssi l*»a» Oast closest In this respect to the irreat as evidenced by troubles that rage center of consumption. in countries like Persia. India nml Reviewing his career in Telia* China. ]!e added that we will hare to dem ostrate to the world that httssee, he told «f aiding in in­ we ran serve our people more e f ­ stituting legislation relative In fectively and economically and to creating the citrus commission, (he standards' of frost warning service thtf school maintain health and prosperity. Heywarnigf: cod«_ahe ,f»ir trade act, removing against ovrr-cFiitraiiiation of gov -1 the poll tax 'an d opposing* a gtnria l silks tax. ernm ent and saiil now was the i He highly complimented the time to put .our hou*e In order {state Guard with It* 338,000 memand balance the federal budget. hcrsiiip ns being the biggest Mr. Holland stressed social re-1 <;itircn defence unit In proportion forms such ns incieased aid to ' to the sire and population of the the neeedy aged, the blind and) state. He urged n lietter setup to dependent children, better obi ngr combat social diseases. The five pensions, and strict control of In- ■percent levy on rncetrnck beta vestm ent firms. He urged better had been highly successful us a legal machinery foe settling larurr,* tjCan* -of raising old age bene­ disputes, fits fro m '(lit to $2ft a month, he Reverting lu local problems, he saitf. He pointed out th a t refund­ pointed out the need of w aterway ing rates of mad bond* were developments such as deepening down to one and -a fourth percent, of the fit. John* River and other that "ix counties reported l(Ki engineers. He stronglv urged the percent of taxes paid and 40 projects ns a proved by .Army counties had !h) percent paid. development of aviation, referred Teachers have received a 4(1 per- BUENOS A IKES, Mar. 27, lA’i —A final result i). the president' la| election In Argentina Is «xpccterl tonight or tomorrow, with the so-called “ strong m an," Col. Juan Prrnn ns the probable win­ ner. •> Per on is said to be lending his lcmocratic Union opponent—Dr, o#e TAiiiborlnl—by 10,000 votes in the federal capital. T hat woold give Heron 68 uddilionyd electoral votes and ca rry hnw well past the Hill th a t a rc needed to win the prcaidency in Argentina. j I.OHES AGAIN KANSAS, CITY. MO. Mar. 27 GIT—The old Pendergast Demo* cratic ’ political mnrhinr has Ipst a fourtlt try to rrgaln it, hold on the City Hall. In a q u id clertion following n bitter campaign - t h e Coalition P arty backing William Krmir has defeated Ro­ bert Ryland l>y all unofficial count nf 63,7r.G t,r f.l 800. The Coalition P arty has held the muni­ cipal building slurp 11*If*. ' MAGNETIC FIELD MOSCOW, Mar. 27. b V i- A Russian newspaper lias disclosed th a t a second magnetic field has been discovered in the arctic. The finder. Professor II. P. Or. lov, said th a t the field is Incutcd ! on the "northern *horr of the Aiiiiirif-au. r■oiiZumnt. The Soviet J scientist declared that the dis* *envery will be im portant in the t development of polar flying. I MATHER’S • TERMS Suddenly It Is Spring At One Republican C iubl Time Or Another | the form ation of The National has authorised a COP l-almr Committee. It haa called on party members to con­ sult tile committee on nil ques­ tions pertaining to labor. The club — claiming u membership of -IJIK) across the country .— ,says 1C.ft00,000 men carry union: cards in this nation. It points I uuW lhnt It takes ju st two o rj th r ™ million of them ta ffc rfc a t t n party at tho polls. The National Republican Club the rorncr. It will Ire along on has urged President Trum an and March 21. In fact, they'll tell you up at Congress to protect some 200,000 Polish volunteers who fought fo r Hayden Planetarium , spring busts all over a t the same time. It’s what they believed was freedom. out 1 The cl)ib says these men deserve ju st the clocks th at read d iffer­ security’ until their own country ently from pliica.to place, explains again heroines a fully independent Associate C u r a t o r Robert K.. Coles. nation. Spring comes "When the sun ’«• Ml the vernal equinox-*-stand in# over the equator on its way north. When this* happens, it’s March 20 in most of the United S tates— NEWARK, N. J.; HP)—City 0:33 p.m. In Sun Francisco, 10 33 Fireman George W. V etter, Jr.. [in Denver and 11:03 in Chicago— heard a voice on the telephone it’s March 21 nt 12:33 a.tn. In say chrerlly. "Hello, George Old the east. Pal, how are y a 7 " T h - season arrives first, by George's hands shook and Re local time, ju st east of the Inter­ was sperchles's. The voice was n atio n al date line, which play* th a t of Felix M artinez, a buddy around with the 180th meridian w honr V etter hlmkelf had ' listed In ’mld-Paciflc. It will he spring a t 0:33 p.m, March 20 on-JUirlway. In the southern hemisphere, it isn’t the spring th at comes with the vernal equinox—it’s the fall. T his will hnpnon In Hut nos Aires a t 1:33 a.m. March 21, An cqulntfti—from Latin for “ equal n ight"—is called so be­ cause nights anil days then arc theoretically of the same length, hut for technical reasons. Coles says, this is never quite so. In New York, for example, sun­ rise, when th r sun first cuts the horizon, on March 21 will be nt 6:01 n.hi. and sunset at 6:07 p.m. “ Of course," adds Coles, “ tb it Is for the true horizon—which fiobody ever sees In New York." Telephone. B r i n g s Voice From “Dead 1 • g -7 ‘ 3i* : i ■* J i - STREIT CHAIR, OTTOMAN lJesigncd to make your vverung* at home so pleasant and relaxing. Full innerspring construction, softly |iaildcii and upholstered in attractive Ujie-.tl> Big matching ottoman. ii B cg in ler N o w ! MATHER OF SANFORD P h o n e 127 fay pudgy rite poafv/sc IIARKIMAN APPROVED WASHINGTON, Mar. 27. y f t *rZ7'Zi/SP ICr*Kr' ri,p^ Uie Senate Foreign Kelallutts WSl CHUt Com m ittee, today approved the nomi uni inn of W. Averell H anjman ns American am bassador 'to ilriluin. The committee also apt proved the nomination of John G. W inant to be the American member on the Economic and Social Council of the United Na­ tions. Winant fo rn m ly was anti ta ssad o r to London. 27. I 9 t(j DEAD HOUSE KICKS hoof ctruck Wade T e x a s G re e n T o p NONE HIGHER-Bch Fla. Green Cabbage lb 5c Sweet Fla.- Celery 2 stk* 1 5 c Canadian Waxed • Rutabagas ib 4c Silver f S e le c te d P o ta to e s ! Hills Bros. Vac. Packed Potatoes 3*w20c La. KUo-Orted Sweet Potatoes Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Corn lb He Potatoes 10 ibs43 S w e e t J u ic y Chef Boy Ar Dee Spaghetti Full O’Julco Grapefruit ib 5c Juicy Then Said Governor Of North Carolina . . RALEIGH. N (*., —-Nor*b Car oil na‘* Number l tie enr was given u parking ticket the othei dav in Charlotte. Patrolman Harold M ingo, driv er for Gov, Cherry, pa-krd tile limousine in from of n hotel while "the boss’’ went inside Along came a cop with a parking tlc k it Chat added up to n on • dollar fine. Since then Mingrs ha. been | sent dollars and offers of dollars from several loyal p artisan s-- , from "a good Hickory Democrat," i from Mayor II. H. Ilaxler and ! from Police Chief W alter A nder-| son of Charlotte. SfAHCn Lemons ib 10c S ta n d a r d BLEACH Grand \ J £ ^-gallon 20 Mule Team Borax COOKIE' pkg 12c io oz niuea White You Wash Blu-W hite pkg 8c Cleans a Million Things O akite 10c pkg WIILN AVAll-AIILf. G n s o l t h e production I Unit-'d {Rates lit 1009 was ‘ COO hurra!*) in J040 it was (100,000 barrel*. G RA D E A LAM B Tender Juicy Club LAMB PATTIES P IG P O R K S A L E ! SUCAR IN THE CONVENIENT NEW R E C L O S U R E cartons Fat N. Y. Dressed Boasting Tender Juicy Chops »> 32c fj A J ry Shoulders Bulk Pur* P ork Pom Ready Stewing Lean Meaty Pork »> 28c Meaty Pig Pork - Sausage ib 35c Stiles . ib 21c Fi*th, Fol Vo. Caught Fta: Caught Span tab (ho unavoidably- tell-tale drydeaned gormenlsl procets of "6teanvAlre“ finishing re­ stores and reconditions mo:t garments* to their (ust-like-new, freth-from-the(tore look . . . renews your whole fam­ ily's wardrot o , . . y»l wi offer It qt no IncreaM In prices. Call ui tomorrow . . . far the finest cleaning, plus "Steam* Aire" finishing. ru . speckl* Whiting FUh rutou M a r Mackersl Atlantic National Bank Building: z .tM A m a o n i • Fin* Cooked with V*g*table*—Whit* Hot ling pt ib Ga. Soto. ib i«t Bacon Half or Who!* Oa. Bn 32c Shoulders ib B. B. Crumley N O S H IN G ----- ib Froth Maryland Bid. O y ste rs ,I General Insurance _ V >* ■ r.'iS .o iB D a * * H Y n ; . t '•* . 't ? 'i i \ j WE CLOSE SATURDAYS 7 D M / M . i i WHgjf AYJUUUL8 �o Itu r a ld In Unity Thgre I h StrcnRth — T o P ro tect the Pear* of Mir W otMi T o Prom ote the Progress of America; To *Produce P rosperity for Hanford. . Hershey Says AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MARCH 2S. 1940 Established 1908 A s 8 i a t a n t Secretary ■ Of Labor John t»ib*i son A rra n g e s, To • Meet With Owners ^ WASHINGTON, Mar. 28. (A P)—Selective Service Dir­ ector Lewis Henthey testi­ fied today thnt the draft law must be extended if the Army is to get the 600,000 men It ’ needs within -the next 12 month*.--.Ilia-diuy — was the first witness called os the Senate Military Af* fairs Committee h e ir a n twp ^ weeks of public hearings on the adm inistration's request fo r a year’* extension of the d raft. The hearing* were arranged a fte r the committee had become deadlocked on the request. Hemhey estim ated th a t the Army require, about 60,000 m e n ; each month. He expressed the belief however, th a t only onefifth of thia number Can be ob­ tained through enlistm ent* if the aft draft law is allowed to expire on W May 16. The A rm y’* personnel chief— M ajor W illar^. S. P a u l-te s tifie d th a t the Army will have to keep AS NURSES STAND HY, u rmetor adndnister* blood to Ken Kilroy some men in uniform indefinite­ U. nt the N orw eiglan-H ospital in Hr(s>klyn. N.Y. The boy wn* one ly unless the d ra ft la eontlnued. •f eight persons injured when a shill with which children were GPa are having their chance playing exploded. A man passing by was knocked unconscious l,y the to say w hat is wrong with the dost. Six hoys and o giri. whose clothing wa, ripped to shreds nod arm y caste system. One of the whose liodle. were torn by f> igmeuls. found the shell In » vnenlit f lr i t witnesses at today’s closed kit. <International) session of a special board was Joe McCarthy, a form er m aster £ sergeant who was editor of Yank * magazine. McCarthy told news­ men afterw ard th a t he testified th a t the big trouble is the dis­ tinction made between officers and enlisted men in their social j life. McCarthy says there is no* V levelled at OPA by this National Association pf Manufacturers and* various segment* of industry and r agriculture. They also may have answer* to the letters congressmen have been receiving from many busl* ntasmen in bitter protest against H |th s operation of pries controls. ™ The chairman of the banking committee, Brant Spenc* of Ken­ tucky, hp* announced th at It* members wll! meet behind dosed doors next week to decide Just what kind of, OPA extension „ recommend to the House. Presi­ dent Truman wants OPA axtend. ad without change, but the com­ mittee has received scores of proposal* to amend the act. 8THIKB ACTION RICHMOND. Va~ Mar. 38, (A>) *Governor Tuck baa declared a t of emergency In Virginia, say* a form al proclamation be Issued to seise the pro­ lee of the Virginia -Electric Power Company fo r operalater this weelt. Th# Gov­ ts acting to forestall any -niptlon of electrkW service the threat* nod atrik* af ,e ? rf £ T « t Monday.1* " * " L a wtU become ____ L aceoeding W Joel a Vn*ldJ P ared . « . . .----- Btempa tpOi A. Mp. m. /y* ocd*r, poatef oaring*, la and virtory j W W f t « » rent window* will ^Es open •s00 A. M- until 8:00 P . M. Building P e r m i t s Are Issued By City Robert Williams of Oviedo, recently obtained a City build­ ing permit to erect a home at Cordova and Twenty-Fourth St-. In Highland Park al estimated cost of 17,000. , Two church building permll* were Issued by the City: The Church of the Naxarene now located next to th* Fire Station, ill erect a church building at Second Street and Maple AvariUe at an estimated cost of JO.000, and the Fra* Methodist Church will build at Laurel and Fourth Stpeet a t an estimated cost of i f 000, of concrete block con­ struction. Mr. and Mr*.-Albert Smith will erect a 12,000 home on West First Street. William Randall, colored, obtained a perm it , to erect ft.000 home in Pin* Level. Th# Cenlral Quick Freez­ ing and Storage Company will spond 81,000 to repair It* plant on W|**t Thirteenth Street and Klril Street. JEWISH HAIFA. — . Palestine, Mar. 28, Ufy— A shipload of Jewish Immi­ grants who beaded for Palestine wtthoot Immigration permit* hare been escorted to the A tilth clear­ ance c*mp. The group Included 7M persons, 280 of whom are wo­ men. They were taken from the. ftUsa « w . * .« * «< u . ImpiCfrant# ’ **»• frosa German concentration esunpa. Leader«t of the Rii^ninn, Ilritiili ami United S t a i n ileleifutinti In the I"S o *e*^irtly U ouiu* M at Hunter Uollege. N.V. ure *ht<wn w a ln l at the delegate* table n* ihe iiionicnlou* flint Hciiiun ujwneds They are. left to n ig h t, Andrei (ilomyko, I‘uj,*inn AmlmMaifur and heud of the Soviet-delegation who walked oil »•* tile mpelinir ; Sir Ah*xan«lvi <'iiiluzTih. (iieat Britain and Kdwnrd R. Stettm ius, lend»i o f tUt* V S . delegation 1 1nti rtmli.mal \ In 11ith ifthiti g. tnranwhde, ih e , IVein*) Ivatim Mine? Depat tm en t ! e?tm ifiler! today* that l h i r e Vnouirh niftl in the xtnlr to * fnnt five or ?i \ w«*ek if tho ■onu> are »luacti by u ;‘j U. S. Expected •Educators St r e s s Newspapermen For Better To Reject Plan ’Need Given Brush OH Sehoois In S: nth To Choke Spain ulriko I i \ 1 1 1 1 1 l State *|H»krMnen* how> i H'i, ntidrd that itn eitendecl j n JtIkool w ihi Id m en n t !« uL»1tt < ahead for industry. Object To Triul T e s t i m o n y P ro p o sa l Is M ade By fy •| 11 1 I r ^ n l r ) n i t r ) [ in ii a n v a p u a i OKI.t : \ S S , Mu. J*. i/P* SuljUtl’l n l»<tui'4i|i»| *. HIP ilk** il — _ _ * m ill \\ hii t» Itdil fhnl ihu tit**l P r n n t i p r l u '1’i m 100 l t i i * i v u n v t«» ge t »tr«»ng i-% to e x er cise France For hconom*'!'' “ Hl'° * iir v /v n j Ite'heve (lint ic W ar Un rran co ..n. thr "pi^h' rh"v «urr«t w ay t*» »( af the Snulb'? p i'liciinif f minds of observers »t the UNO Security Council m e e t i n g is whether Ambassador Gromyko himself, will attend thi* alternoon** executive session When Gromyko left bis hotel to visit the llussian consulate, he said he did not know whether hr would attend the executive meeting of the Snrtirily Connell scktiluLd for l p. m.. Kaslsm .Stnndaid Time. About other m at­ ter* Gromyko commented on the weather and the fa tt that lie doe* not have insomnia line newsman asked the Soviet Ambassador if ho had had commuiiicstlon willi anyone ‘ during the night about the troublesome 11 annul question (jiom yko "Cpilrd "I sleep at night " To an ,.ther question hi- replied " I ts a beautiful day, i*n t it? 4iiv \s«iM iATr.i» r l i r s s i llussutn off trial* wuifei! a hk%mg tw«> front t iinijuii^n tinlay agam rt u tide "f an li-S o y lft tvqt intnii y Itefnte the w orld'f highest „ postw ar tnhutm ls the0 ; , ul1ty th 1 S'uernherg War l ‘rim e. Court. —Both in New lo r k an*l Nticm* i remitr is nusy ,ha p„ tp,u forM,, To Talk AboutTrou- 1the • Alleil <-ounri|. into *ecr*t ■* n ft, * n * huddle* oil w hut l ’’ 'I11. hies With Russians A pparent1 taking interadvantage national rtf the current NKUttKIIKKG. Mar. 2 H. td h — | storm swirling around Russia, W A S I I I N T . T n V Mnr i n . «/1 TKIIIIAN, Msrch 18. (/V« K* '•nxi Fon-ign Minister Von i ] lawyer* for the (.eiM sn war ~ Iran has halted the muveRibhrittrop'* p*i annul secretary |t|l*hji!iiit ic mf ivf imints in Wash •tunri ilefrndants at J oernberg today attem pted t„ te*tlfy l^ U O ttlo o prrdtctr,l t.Hiav the Uiuteii ( Guvernuia' tunlviviH e ui New, mrot of her troops into arras liy again srin l * tc piny tip 'fo re the Inlenintloimi W * r1 S lx te< proRaldv will raj*cl any i Otl*an»^ G e o r g e I ltig,-rr*. etjcu str-l by the Russia ns- ‘ iitm their story of a secret pre-war W A SH IN irrO N T M areh 2H i,Ti Crime* Tribunal that Ku*»ia *„d I F m ir h propn-nl. for an e. i.n.*mo p ie.i lenl of th Southern NewaAn officer of th r Iranian — Administration lender* aren’t Germany xgiet-d in » *ecret blockade of Spam to hnateii the paper treaty between Germany and A—*wiatto i. I ubli.h irriirral staff made that in aur* they h ate enough vote* to Riisvia This pact supposevlly the u**tiiHhr».ft all treaty in Itirtli t» partition Poland *n‘J " f ,h*1 I ' nnco ^regime. 1 ‘ nid that Ihe aa-uinn.-, nnunrrment lialar. ami *»ld defeat th at farm price amend (signed tie Foreign Msiit«trr Von A French note whicl, tin. I.een ’ * ■ i*rIt11< gla d * e-lioalion l** rvi-i v thr older has hsllrd plan* to ‘ .......‘ men! to the <16-rent mmlmwii and tbt* Itulln atato*. • Rlbl-enlrup ami Foreign Minister re-ocrup) garrison post* in Hot let t oun-el General lludert | received t 1. tile S t a t e lh-pnrt-" j one Is the q u irk ed abort-cut to wage bill. Thr amendment io in­ Molotov, was said to provide for including prnp.i-.nU fut J prosperity In the South. ko interposed quick ohjectiun* m e|'t niirlhrrn Iran clude labor "cost* in figuring in division between the two Sol i *ome *ort of economic quarantine The South’s eiluentiunal m i Hr added that th r Rrd p arity price*. Senator Claude and Ihe War Crime* Court t ) countries of Roland and the mimic dilemma i(Utnmarirod by n g u in d .Spain — particularly for Army has not >rt enmpletrd Pepper of Florida estiniutr* (hal ceased immediately to ilisctl in hull to American and llr itish Dr. Ilurm on Cahlwell of the Uni­ Rultic stales. Several time*, bequestion its u ith d raw sl from the t wo . il would boost farm price* by t theThedelicate Von Rllibentmp ircretm y , 1 aHiimient*. The fume note wu* versity of Goorgtn in reply to j points w hrfr it was nrarewt ’ fore, testim ony on this had be4rt 20 per cent and cause n general ] blocked 1>y General Ii. A. RudenM ntgaret lllanP. hud hardly time | ■Wt ?'»« Urilain *nil ltu ..ia ; n questionnaire sent out by tlie i lo T rh ran . th r Iranian rapiIncrease of 6 per cent In retnll to *uy the secret treaty wn* | D iplom at, in W ashington .aid Associated I'reps. I’nldwelt said ■ho lit,- Russian ptiivecuter. lul. However, only about 16 Hut tin- Germans attem ptril prices. He’* *)*» afraid it would signed b y Von Itlhbentrop and they iimlef.t.«.d France agreed iliat ' evidence 'throughout thy llin-iitn- are Is-i t in one of mean the reopening of ungv dis­ amitlier sortie today through 6 on H u * a in n Foreign Commlraur b* t"**■' ,l" ’ *" ming the world indicate* that education Ihosr lowns — th a t’s Kara), Ritd-enltop's pci , ” .i1 1 rotary putes throughout the country- A Molotov in 1 trill when the Soviet Sliani.l, -ttuolnm before the M-sults in large, am! inure vaned 16 ,nili-s mirth of Trhran Margaret ItUnk a n t 'tu- tu n e bill containing the same prnvi i-oun-rl «*■ on hi- feet General “ NO for ei um-mir g-> -I*. ecurtlj t outtrll imtnerii b iaamland there is old* a railway they aim She t-.llilv I a-t time ■ion* a* the Senate amendment Hiidenk.i declared Rtbbenlf-*p'* ateiy . umpnnled l*v grealer poi • station ilrtad in the other, to say that mo ti a tie.it> hail already ha* been approved in ’he ■•ecrctury an* riot competent to* h ram e « a . -aid to Have tin . I, a sing power localivl rasl of th r rapital. I been signed when the Russian House. i testify on the alleged tre a ty .' Fife*!, however’, th a t it might One proposed mean* of making I prosecqtm w as-on hi* feet w.th Elsewhere nn the price control | The Soviet prosecutor declared take -neb - H o n if Its new pTu- tlu* must of* available *ouiln'r*i It, Aaaoeialnl 1’ress i objection*, lie *uid the m utter front, the Administration is p re­ i also that a tte m p t, by attorney* | pO*al» were rejected. Both u n ­ i i-sourcej is a program of re­ Newsmen from throe nations i wav irrelcvnul, that the secretary paring for an all-out counter­ fur both -Von Itlhbentrop a n d .*•»'» United Stale* hove gional education, hy whicli the attack to push through its pro­ Rudolph Hess to get the secret opposed Council con*lderaUon of states would pool their collegiate have been given a polito brush- j wav not competent to testify off nl Tehran today — leaving about any treaty , .and thut the gram in the House Banking Com­ pact Into the triut are what Iib 'TIip Franro U»tie. facilities. the I’ervinn Gulf country's dis- attem pts to bring the reportm mittee. The National Association railed purely provocative. In nddilum to economic *anrpule with Russia a* much of I secret p a d into the trod w-‘i of M anufacturers ha* recommend­ Immsdiutely th ereafter Alfred tion*. tra n c e was .aid to have us ,-vei. ' ptlielv tn calls,- ttcoilde lh . ed th a t OI’A be allowed to ex­ Seidl, attorney f»r lie**, d e m a n d - 1 m adr « number of other |>rofor American, luwye, foi Rudolf lle*s . . uiitered pire a t the end of June, but Ec- e<| the tribunal should order concerning tin- l-rnneo ml llritish periodicals | thnt he » m unoMe under G o o d w i l l S u p p e r s French imnrnlr Stabilizer Cheater Bowles Soviet delegation to nubruil t h e ' regime. , wanted to ask Premier Ahmed 1 stand whether the lUr-.mus were and OPA t hief Paul Porter prob­ original copy of the secret treaty i Among them* »'»i a proposal WASHINGTON. March 28 id ’1 Qavatti utmiit Iranian reaction lo claiming \Jjere ,qa- mi »uc i ably will gel iq a word of re­ to the War t.um e* Court llo jth k l the Alliml Council of hnrelgn da*. Ihe fiiliF buttal before the hearing* clove alto Democrats in hidh the" legls Wedne-day'* developments at the treaty, hut i( that thnt Foreign ' M inister- discus. the Spanish demanded h v ffttjn.’M tomorrow. A friend of l*reside*it Minister Molotov l called t<> flltunt ion i fttbi-r' than fiMiiltirt latlve and axaeutyve loaoche. ■f I'N<t K* uri’> * ■■unril ,e.»p-n he w;i» rcpianti,' !Htt«i lo rfegotuti’oi? iltimigh r e g u l a r tbs XO-.ernment will get rogethi-r tn N Trupian, Iteprcventative Mike teitlfy. INfe w Ymk, but led !bi‘> they tiltin'' that llc h -tm I -eg- I * . I t illplomnljr HirtmicJp The (,‘uuncil tuiilglit til the first of five so gel vary far Monroney of Oklahoma, *«y* ii made up o.f the foreign mlnia- collrd ’‘goodwill" suppers. there la real danger that OPA An undersecretary of state in The PALESTIN E PROBK t«ra of France. Russia, Hritain, affairs have been arranged in a i the Iranian government simply will be, a* he put It, “amended JERUSALEM. Mar 28. (,AVChina an*l I hi* Uniletl S tatra. to death." told them that the Premier is effort lu smooth rough spots The joint Anglo-American Com­ inside the Democratic party set­ very busy, and probably will not mission of Inquiry on Pole* till* Civilian Production Chief John have time to see the press for Small will appear before a Sen­ up. t ha* flow,, to l.aqsanne. Hwitxerate com m ute^ to renew the AdRainfall has hern only slightly Party official* say they hope two or three days. laml, after completing it* on-thein ln lttratlo n ’ji plea for a fGOt),- under normal . a far for t h r to get members in the two As yet, there has been no spot’ studies in Palestine. In 000,000 jdibsidy fund. I t would year to dale, according to II. F. htnndifs of government bettor antmumement of wbut Soviet Ijiusaiuie the member* of the be used to encourage production Whittier, w eatherm an. A Jotal of NHVV YORK, March 28. UPh - oriuailited so there can be more Ambassador A n d r e i Gromyko commission will ••egtn delibera­ of scare* building material*. Ite. 4.43 Inches of ruin bus been The mercury is shooting upward unifieit nrtion on the battered talked about during an right- tions on their report, It will lie publican Senator llom rr C anehart recorded to dale a . compared to this morning In thrrm nm eters in Administration program in Con­ hour conference with Russian the 17th such report to have of Indiana say* he will fig h t the normal rainfall of 4.06 Inches the nation's largest city. It’s a gress. The Democratic leaders also officials a t the consulate in been made by an official body subsidy plan, on the ground* th a t during the period. Lust year good thing. «ay» the weatherman, m e looking to solidify their New York last night. The whole on Palestine during the last 25 it would set up a political pork there waa a v rry slight excess' because Imlay there’s really some­ ranks fur the ‘ coming congren- questiun of when and how the years. barrel, giving benefits to a few of .01 of an inch a t this time thing to shoot nt. ilunal elections this fall. UNO will handle Ihe Iranian concern* a t government expend*. of year. A peak of 76 has (teen predicted Some 10 or 12 senators ami Issue still I* uncertain. VETERAN III LING In 11144 Ihe rain defecit on today, but thnt still will be well about 46 House member* have The Administration is confident Associated Pres* w riter John DETROIT. Mar. 28. td l— The of victory on a t least one point, March- 28 wn* 2.3B inches and abort of the all-time record of teen invited lo attend tonight’s Hightower says il can be re ­ General Mhtors Corporal on was and th a t’s the senate confirm a­ in 1943, 3.41 Inches. During 81 degrees set, on March 28 Ins'. - supper at a Washington hotel- ported on exceileig authority that said today lo have ordered all I Navy 1S ecretary . Jam es Forrestnl, Gromyko was acting on advice of Its plants to reinstate World tion of Commodore Jam es Varda- Fehruury there was rainfall only year. man as a member of the Federal .06 of an inch below the normal It w*« 61 a t . 9 a. tn., to d a y ,; OPA Chief Petri J’nrter, Hecon- from Moscow when he walked War Two veterans on a straight J 1Cafter failing to union seniority basis, Plant offi­ Reserve Hoard. A vote of ap- precipitation of 2.31 inches. with humidity s i 42 |>*r rent, i version D irector John Snyder, 0U| ,,,, r>,e UNO* Warm days and cool night* Th* tem perature had lieen 62 Just Housing Exirediler Wilson W yatt w| n ,, . postponement of Iran ’s cials arc said to have been in­ oval Is expected late today. hut il fell to nod several o t h e r executivecase rtl0 agam st Russia. Now obirr- structed to ignore the so-called against far. only Republican Senators h*v« resulted In a nearly normal a fte r midnight, Charles To hey of New H am p­ tem perature average, the excess Just under 67 shortly before 6:06 branch nfflcisl* iilso are scheduled ver* are wondering if Moscow super seniority ruling* outlined will 'change it* orders, or If by ^elective Service headquarters. f o r :to attend ths affair. _ shire and F orrest Donnell of being .062 of a degree to date. a. m. The normal average Gromyko will continue to remain A corporation spokesman refused Miseouri have mad* known their February tem peratures averaged this date.- however, Is only 42. 3.1 degrees above th* normal of The all-tim e low for March 28 to confirm or deny the story. __ . . _T absent. opposition to Vardaman. 63.1 degree*. Minimum record- was set in 1923, when the U rn -. W h y Y O U S n O U l d N e V C T Ing* were on the 16th and 16th per* I ure fell to 12 degree* SCHOOL MF.KT with a low of 41, and the high­ The board of school trustee* est recording, made on the llth (n District number 1 Will meet TAXI ROW was 83. a t 8 o'clock Friday evening In INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Mar. the office of The Viret Federal 28, W —It’s a grand *lsm for th* TALLAHASSEE. Mar 28, </P> f ^ m t e n e V T lrld^ Club! Mrs. Saving* and L oin Association at ATLANTIC CITY, M a r. 28, Mar. 28, (/IV - 2U9 Magnolia Avenue for th* 771 J : licensed u i't “f taxicab* arc not ", Truman has Invited th . club to A CLEVELAND, OP)— Th# United Auto Worker* ite T 136 ip tclal commltl** of th® purpose of recommending princi­ visit her In the White House. convention In Atlantic City la In complete accord today. The The First Lady has been n ■Music Educators National Con- pals for schools In this district rolling up l u sleeve* for another ill? in tii rinse Ihe gvhernl e«lu cut letn level lit on luhlro*. ««r the r . | Democrats P l a n 5 Rainfall For Year Is Little Under Normal * Mercury Shoots Up All O v e r Country K !Trump P a rtn e r’s Ace Thomas Is Nominated UAW Vice President Essential Patriotic SonffH Are Listed Highway Accidents A r e On - Increase election bailie, this time for the two vice presidencies to be filled today. R. J. Thomas, who era* defeat­ ed lo r the presidency by W alter Ranthar yesterday, baa accepted nomination for on* of th* v|c* presidential post*. Whan-Thomas announced his decision,, *' great cheer went up from his supportetrs.en th* floor, lie, Is running Richard T. Leonard and who k r* . Detroit re of the union: A}< rW - " p m ?v iV.,. , ft* ■ .’ city commission says It has in­ structed the police department to arrest any driver found ch arr­ ing more than the city’s recently approved fare rates. The cab Companies want to raise, the rates about a nickel on short hauls. They also want te put t W r ' op»r*tlons^back Into tw ­ kllled In traffic accident# during tain tones. last February! Th* council said this is.an increasa of 45 per rent In the traffic death toll over the Th* bittefn* puffs up It* loose same month last yaar and only *7 j*qr cent bel*w traffic's dead- feather* whan danger threaten* In ardor to look more formidable. Rest February In 1ML CHICAGO, March 28. UP) — Now that wartime travel restric­ tions have been lifted, the grim reaper is beginning to Har vAt a record number of deaths along th* nation’s highways. Th# National Safety Council member of. the bridge club for fcrence a t Cleveland ha* listed for the coming school term. Anyone Interested in the school* dropped In a t a club meeting, termed “essentlaL" They are who wishes to nttrnd will be during a visit In ths home town, "Th# Star Spangled Banner’’, welcomed. ■ 1 ” ■ ■1■ 1 she extended her dnvitatlon to th* •■America,’’ "America Ul» Beauti­ ful” and "The Battle Hymn of STOCKS. SLUGGISH ten efetb members. NEW YORlt, Msr. 28. W>— Th* ladles are all a-gog. Oqp the Republic." The committee says these songs A few stock* managed to achieve member, Hr*. J-C- Noel say* they’re all planning to accept the serve th# purpose of Inspiring de­ some recovery In today’e m arket invitation—probably the second votion te country and also serve but leaders generally continued week of April. Say* Sirs. Noel, the Interest* of the United Na­ to beck w ater. Dealings turned tions. The committee frowns on sluggish after a fairly active "We are certainly thrilled." Through Georgia", opening. Decline* of fractions1to The moral Is—never trump your "March lag srtre r’i *ce—the might turn out terming the famous Civil War e nnlnt or so predominated near j be a President’* wife some day. chant a* “to **ctlon*L" i. Jft nci n- i ituii* nlivr. % I’fCMilrjit John L. L<% uri* i f Oil United Mine \Voiken» ulread f ! him .told the upertitiirn tin t no ?**ft cun l will bp inmetl next wesk unless n new ennti ct in t a g im l upon Uy midnight ,v in.lny.. Although the fcdernl concilia-J tion prrvlce Iiai kept < imimi** oioiirr Dougin* By id a\ui|nii|t»f j neither side ha* moved I • invite j him into the eotifi-rem* ♦, ll^rc! hii, Won ®eer»itlilr fvii thin |Mir|»rM*r for more than two wiT’k * , Gromyko Doesn’t Attend UNO Session T o d a y , Alternate MayBeSent For Him NEW YORK. Mar. 28,— (AP)—A spokesman for So­ viet Delegate Andrei Grom­ yko- said today, that an al­ ternate will attend this af­ ternoon's meeting of the U n i t e d Nations Security Council if Gromyko does not attend. The foremost ques­ tion a t the moment in the WASHINGTON. Mar. 28. t/Vt— i Kedeml lul-or officials seemed unwilling Uwlay tu ru le r th r tu ft cual ihflputr * \ir |it in u iadt | minute Mttampt tu keep If 20 year*. This week when ah# four patriotic *ong* th at Jt ha* S ■' i- ■1 raf r . OPA Price Control Is Reported To Be ^In Grave Danger “llig Three” At Security Council Delegates Table n i p "1 tho men are off duty the o ffk e ra l J get special privileges ind then the discontent begins. He recommends clubs for en­ listed men sim ilar to officers’ clubxh—with tlm ilar food end liquor. McCarthy emphasises th a t there should be no breakdown In t » discIpllafQ f th e Army. BuU A fine program U being lined he say s—the enlisted men should up for Veteran* Homecoming have the same right* as the of­ Celebration on April .1, it wn* ficers. announced today by George Tnuby. general chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee In charge of arrangem ents. Mr. Touhy today expressed his thank* for the whole hearted co­ operation th a t City and County official* nre giving In taking care of the myriad details of what promlte* to be one of the WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 K. UP>- moat enjoyable, Interesting and A congressional friend of l 1resi­ smooth working program s of dent Trum an’* economic program this nnture ever undertaken in »ay* the future of price control* Sanford. Is In terrific danger. The staccato roar of outboaid H e’s Itepresentative Mike Mon- motors In Ikisis lining up in renry. Oklahoma Democrat. Mnn- lutke Monroe fur n race nt 0:46 roney Is a member of the House o'clock, Wednesday morning un­ Banking Committee which has der direction o f Al l.ee, will conducted six week* of slam-hang initiate a "streamlined program " public hearings on legislation to th a t will end when S tu a rt Mar­ prolong the life of OPA for a tin ’s Orchestra plsy* ''Home year beyond June 30. Sweet Home" nt t:0 0 o'clock The Oklahoma congressman de- Thursday morning at the San­ clarea: “There la reel danger — ford Aripory. terrific danger — th a t the OPA Following the races, the San­ law will be amended to death." ford Garden Club at from 10:1KI However, the A dm inistration’s to 11:00 A. M.. will put on its economic high command isn’t annual Flower Show nt the giving up the fight to continue Strickland - Morrison display price controls. Economic Stabilizer rooms. This show will be o u t­ Chester Bowles and OPA bos* standing, said Mr. Touhy, and a Paul P orter are expected to lot of work Is Iw in g 'd o n e by te ittfy again before the eom- women of the club In preparing mitt** closes its public hearings It. tomorrow. At 12:46 Governor Millard Bowles and Porter will reply t(‘*slla**a Its r u t T e s l to the vigorous and sometime* b itter attack! th at h a rt been Motor Boat Races To Tying Prices To W a­ Begin On Lake Mon­ ges, lie Says Would roe At 9:45 A*M. Hike Prices 20% ™ NUMBER. 117. Associated Press (xwsctl Wire \\ AHIIINGTC.N. Mar. 21. ( \ ! ') — The government has stepped Into Ihe rual crisis. A ssistant Secretary of Ijsbor Juh.i ,.ibwm h a. arranged to me t i 'iS Ihe rual operator*. Ihr uducens negotiating lu tt-rjiltn will meet with (ilhson this artrrm iuii (at 4 l'.- M™, E astern . Time.) John C T f s i . is not rlp e c trd to . hr at this session, hut regu­ lar negotiation talks wilt betesumrd tomorrow. Touhy Announces P epper Opposes Program Planned Farm Price Parity difficulty during combat, but when j For Veterans Daviln Wage Measure Russians 2 i ■— -» fofkiais To Haver iU lake Meps In: Russia Is Expected r Coal Dispute Representative At Meeting 600,000 Men Will Be Needed By Army I N ext 12 Months If Releases Continue a w I, ■ 1 *Draft Act Must Be Extended “ Occasional thundershower- and ulijfMlj- fool r r in northern portion* and scattered tahim era and continued warm in ->«ulhrrn and cenlral district* with Friday p artly cloudy and mild. i VOLUME XXXVII te .XI f l THE WEATHER . i,.. ?; I M K ’' r -i Vi mm- �the The Sanford Herald V ' B ilr tlb tM tt lli n i In IBM iLvNFonn r a t U U g sjANFonb, f l q iu iia .__—_ *■- Holland For Senate STATE NEWS BRIEFS * * r»»« M la N ir at Russia Is Expected To Have Delegate At Meeting Former Governor SpMoard Holland, who addressed the people .of .Sanford Tuesday night in the interest of Ids WILLARD' rO N N O L L Y S T S a r candidacy for the United States Senate, is every inch t K a lr r s S •• n m H <■!*•« s ta rte r e. *h**m«nds are satisfied. X e ts S rr I T . I » l » . m Ik * l*aal O flle# Floridian of whom every native Floridian can he justly the u n iv ersity of j t _____ —•*—— I s a a fs rS . I ' U t i a . Ha4 r t I k r A r t proud. He was horn in Bartow in 1892, educated in Florida Ii I ' r a i t t M s f M a rr k K l « T . iH rtnbrrrr ‘ jytth [ I.akelund reports a building testify . Previously such tenuests have jiuhlic schools nnd at thy University of Florida, and in ok«l. including i Ixuim. but to w Diet ion of fit) hontCf H01.1. AAll U D1UX >919 ntnfried a native Floridian in Lakeland. He lias font iday-and -f t m w is tfttay«Fw fin£ contractor* a*«mrU ll« , ti(H IO O > O K A S nerfitmr^ m o tU u ^ im u iid Hyingd ig —bo -duett -tn b jju n L ^T n u t .luday. Ju iv high. children all of them horn in Florida and educated in Florida D t a la r t i H a a a c rr t m r r fjm n « !l# tc T r't'» k “ firppthxry .hcu*-. larfU es. *-* both tub*, noils, lock*, rt<r .retunicrtwfet or« h* , schools. *t __^ ! discuss the m ailer in private. It was like GuYeropr Holland to suggest that .-imong n'i enough I uxji Ip put up a fins hinges, ftthe*- and roofing. Low A fte r 76 minutes o f . deliberations, appearance, especially -when titty OPA price* hove hailed -shipment* the tribunal ruled th a t the secre­ one pf his primary alms in Washington will tie to do what ai’penr at the Florida S tate Cuf. of these material* Recording to tell her story. To her he can to balance Ih e federal hudget, for while he was in lege for Women on April 27. concern* supply big the m aterials. ftairrsyt eould assertion that- a treaty wan Tallahassee, in spite of the war and the many additional lit nee n ptea for borrowed ordlasigned, the witness added that A rthur D. McVoy, city planner aha bad seen the original copy. burdens caused by it, he not orny kept the State budget rbtdetl tuxedos has oectt made of Plan-Tech Associate* of New She said th at Von Klhbcntrop ID tU lS tir Metises, r a r balanced Iml when he wept .............. , out__ of office left the State , Alumtil please heed, ( li a s la , rrs a le lls s * nna n«1l< Yotlf City ha* started work on treasury In a I _ “ ___ _______ better financial condition than it had ever ,, > k lr n > l s H « s i> te r m e pnrpt a m aster plan for Ocala, t i ^ j j a f Lino*. Club— iuemher* in Fort flf.Ye* I.eSs. w»l ke A-r.. been hefore-Hritwhiiitory." - . »*'*- ( re a s le r s t m l l r l s i relee. W orth am preparing a big rveep. started wth i n u r v e y of the- city We know that Governor Holland will worlmyrnimthetF-; uVnt for S enator Claude Pepper, and surrouiunng*. and will work Ically and zealously in behalf of the veterans: His own mill .Saturday evening April ft. when In co-oper«tign with the city j lerleier *er**W itTZ . J t r e lire * . | «< . eeereeeete' I T . tury rum -r indicator that, lie volunteered in. 1917. xurvrd he come* to address them on the planning commUsion and council, m ik e artilopel (I r M e l M was a t one time a student trflleee ere i s s t s o l s e l 1* ‘ find in tin- Coast ArtlKery and then in the Air Cbrtw, saw subject: "T he New America in lie and later instructor uml assistant eel efllee le Ike re e e l The New W orld." S treets will be action in the Meuse-Argonne, Champagne, St. Millie! nnd M s d i u l k e e le e e tle le I h pf architecture a t the s e e IXtw Y e r k . *_____ I.unevillu offensiv'ba, «hot down two enemy planes and hud (docked off) a loud speaker system professor University of Florida. IIsafari, t l a r l l t 1(1 Hassell* *>»»M r ls M l ‘re*e nfclrfc A policy issued for the man next door docs not ‘necessarily* aivtui—your needs. When you are re p j f eelltlrU re Ike u*r tee flee *f ell »»*•• *41 lei le II er eel « leg I . ikU peeer Iseal eewe |>Hl.l»eked ■I*Ml* ,le repekl lee Ilee glepelrkee k n ele ere Sensible Indians In Ibis era nf emphasis on democracy and fife peoples, ,it is a little startling to find the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and Arizona Ntrenuouslv resisting the suggestion Diey. long-time wnrds of the United Status, he given full citizenship. Such a move would give them the vote, but il also won’,(| threaten then) with loss of their lands, now administered ns government grants, and subject these ilands to taxation and speculation, en,><lln' Since the days of the compiistadurcs, through various ,ud'nwe nyfflutrln, including lastly that of Uiicle limn, these rr‘wunt* nervations have beon recogntzetl as belonging to the Indiana, c tun and prirtection and treaties both have been maintained scrapi, we'll ulmisly by the nations involved. The present ctA- for grant- ( iug I n d ia n s citizenship iaiinUTpreled by many as the desire Phil Baruey, (Hjbiling out that the cost of Florida in ISID w-u» only 16,000.000 anil thal It ro*l JgJ.OOO.OOO last year to operate riglrml dt, Inmj-nl*, " It isn't the oi!_! coat, it's the apkerp .'1 . 'Streaking nf production, we see Whsre llie Office of. W a r MoldIIU tlu n and Reconversion says ^hare Is s need for 40 million suits ,nf men's ^lulhlng this year, but that only alxiut 20 million tejll be ma<le. The answer to |i;at, old-fashioned thinking might suggest, would be mure work' nnd leas play. t h e (iaincsvitlc Golf and Coun-_ try Club is pLm,iiig a new cluif hou**, uUo a J,’» by ifi foot swim tiling p:ol ntuaay. in e pool will hnve a fillrution system '»nj will be l(«-alc:| helween Ihe d u b house ami the Ncwbcriy Road, The project win protuoly have to w ait until veteran’s housing de- Touhy AnnDunces Program Planned For Veterans’ Day PH O N E S 70 ANO 4 0 I r i M l D A STATE 1 THEATRES Romantic on JAMtS CRAIG fPAMas GIFFORD Hpwt • H ■■siT u ONLY! C O M IN fi A P R I L 14-15-16 •H JB I.L S O F S T . M A H VS DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM M L * LOVABLE! LAUGHABLEl ARBWgQf DEIK5RTFUL! ar ^ 1 ' R“ t at the ,*«me time, the* | ‘ B ritish spokesman offered this * in possible ray of hope: he revealed ance will , h>t UrjUdti. which has a trec ock i | men(|o Us • financial interest in I'i'ir, th* Iran ian oil fields, had discussed J," w ith the Iranian government the r, n sivirtn possibility o f putting Us uni g m iK allocated dll res oil tees under <«iie -ort of international control. ThU e will be suggestion, he said, w as made unant be Uy R jr |t«,u<]ar Untlard. thd llritlind Navy [/h ntlnfaler to Tehran, during »t Sernpd ft ta lk with I’ttin ier Ahmet! Avenue. i^Hvinii at least a month- ago. v fh r V|l 11 ri n 11n it nf »*•■*«« I'agr llnr) < aidwi-|| *\vill *|a.-nk from the Court- House steps. The free barbecue under dirbetion of G.u* Hthmnh aider! by u large group of assistant*, F uture Farm ers and with 4-lt girls to aid in serving at least 6 ,00!) people, will ,la k r place on the Snkefronl softhall field at t jOU P. M. Huge pilr* of nek wood fill fuel are trow rtncied on tlfcr field, ami pit* will lie dug nff Ihe -idr Bnes for the raokln-r. This will lie a nine huur Job. Two ton* of beef and 404) loaves of blend witi make up the main j port of th* menu. Bring your jrre n ju ig a r f o r coffee, Mr. Behmah I advised. •• A ‘T ra c k e r" horse tace; with Juhn l.eonafdy in eharga, will take place opposite the Arm ory at 2.-.10 o'clock. By (hi* time tho golf tournam ent at th# C°u n ,r" - Club, sta rtin g at 1 ff.0 o'cltck, will be well un-!ir way, with Fd t.- \> -tVhitner In ehnrg*. At ;t:0Q P. M. Hanford.'* Sid II lid son I* srhtululcd to take to the mound for the W ashington , Senators to face the Brcoklyn ■ a re * b o w *o n o t h e H . JA M E S G U T AGENCY Jackson-j a t a secret mealing scheduled r,-»atd h e ' for t ;00 o’clock this afternoon, r with It* I K n steln .Tim e. It m ay be that, nge- lulevi G rom yko will be there — provlil,ta t«‘* at-T 'n g . " f r “Mr»r, the council does and with j not B° into the merit* of tho hostesses I ra se . publish a I " hile the delegate* figuratively lospltality tp g at their beards, the so-called ' diplom atic experts are debuting Ihe situation. Somp think this y got all showdown with Russia is a good lie- Miami th ,ng- Some are w ithlng that it H-d a* a could have been • avoided. A few was oh- a te wondering whether Russia's March 26 absence might virtually paralyse In und ns i the council, and w hat effect It m parentiy I would have on the naw world living the P « « orfanlxation. une. Such T h ere wa* an Inlaresting opln* nl plan •*' l°n un this from London this nir on a I m orning — from a spokesman ! for the British Foreign Office. Be aaid that the British gor.-rn-------------- m ent considered [hat the atilbori ii r> l ‘i >ty of the U nitnl Nations was ft, i Br "I in Jeopardy a* a result of Gromyu,c- b“,p I ko‘s walkout. Certainly, he said, he Rand* " * ‘D’swppnintinfc anil disturb- -0 IB I, r V S ih s it V lW TODAY Rumlnv midnight. We thought the labor front had been pretty quiet for the last few .doy* be -a ls o - BILL CODY And His Magnificient Horse MChl«»” -in — "FRONTIER DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY! OPEN S O PEN S 5 :3 0 P.M , hint) P.M F R ID A Y F R ID A Y :ni=ni=—in=M t=ni=iii=tit=iii— m— iii= in= n Your PrlvlleRe — RegUlcr — Vote — Your Duly LARGE STAFF OF grem est COMPLETELY It Is interesting to note tlisl the epst of building a swimming wad has gone up 3 6.000 since mat aultintcr. It would aewm that Aka .are getting nowhere fust. Wb venture the prediction that It '^ lll g « up oruither Jfi.OOD he- i ’ • I** It u r n the end of next summer, ncblontally the cost of tanitia, form Is. t, 1.. *ls. .eiow ISiaaiwiei VAUDEYILH -Tha OIO-Polltlenl Action Com­ mittee will not have easy, sail bur f t Florida w aters, ’ It will <* appxMed by the Florida Farm Bureau, which represents ' vlr-' itiatlv all the farmer* in the state. The CIO bus not Wbd ntkwr tfoublo In its attacks dpon bus!-' MM* men heeauae they are In a jwlrtful minority and do not WADE loot) Laugha A Minul* ] t'llARLES KHE1GER And Hlaflullywood Uom«dy Cantncnl MABEL JANIS PROMPT Steam Cleaning l i v e l y S o n g streo B Frcmt Ewd Aligning Wheei Balancing Brake Lining The Two j^0d ftaHera Motor fSnc re H o m i OIAOI A f f i x WHO Printing I It’* Hattfeil'teF TRUMPET SBNRATION -!9.‘50..Ott The Screen “Me«t S ATTEND 4 B I-E . * o Funny THCttHDAV. MAHCll W._ 'Popular an whou hf wan i/.«-ti,il. In Kplio of the w a r he was ]aIlk' to got through Ipgixlntion increasing tho -lid to vho agotl, blind- nnd dupondent children, to Incrhaio ione her*salaries by about -10 percent, to incrouxo appropriations for t ivo to.xt bookH for school childroit, to increase'funds for (Workmen’s Fompensntlon nnd Unemployment Insuntnco 'fill/] til greatly UTDti I Itf strengthen n h - n n i r t h n n the t l m tftx U v structure of Yiioltioik of i.C 4t>« lirt.i and to the ‘CState. A University' uf Cal Wo have previously expressed otirsrif as in favor of scientist pi edicts atomic trial plants with in .two Governor Holland's candidacy for the United Stales Senate. W hat are they going I t We believe he is tho kind of a man wo need in Washington Diem out o f t Green wood' to get some of the things done which have got to he done before this country returns to anything ressemtding John L, Lewis has Otdertsl n normal conditions. And we believe it is about time the ' ■ .. eoal strike to begin cn next country bcrnmejmininl again. . SERVICE o to vbu meets- vbur trr dividual HfWtrtrmentzrf Installed nnd seats placed to take care of th e thousand* expected to -he in Lake Worth on th a t day. The Lions will give u b u ffet din­ ner for Pepper, who as n tjieinbei of the ‘‘Committee on Foreign Itelnilutis" i* expected to tefer I t the fu tu re fcrefgn policy of the i ntint ry, i< MARCH 29,,.13IG .'.'T H U R S D A Y . 208 W . - i i t m * g a B B B I ia OLW M Oflll.E �• * . ■ Social Calendar mmi ' i i . .o i i = a a t ^ g m i? .V ^ \%V»« »»* * » • 4 >•». - T M L m H A -t— — . Seniinola Krbckuh Lodge No. 4J will meet in the Odd Fellows Hall at 8;00 y . 1 L FRIDAY ^ United D aughters - nf the Conu d eracy will meet ut the home of .Mr*. Claude lleim lon, COG Magnolia Avenue, at 3:30 I*. M. with Mrs. F.. Jl. Liint-y Vfx colu stess. -Pal unlay * CampbclLLiwsitig Unit No. 53 of the American Legion Auxili iry .will have u luncheon at « M ayfair Hotel ut 1:00 p. in., m uring Mr*. J. H. Kirkpatrick f F.ustis, departm ent president, All memlicin are requested to make reservation* not later r n n li' Thursday evening by call­ ing 5'J2-IL • MONDAY W.S.C.S. of the F irst Methorllst Church will meet a* follows; Circle L w ith Mra.-C. Ill Cogburn. 110 West Fiftevnth S treet: Circle No. 2 with Mr*. R. T. W arren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue; Circle -------------- -- ----- ME F IN E Personal Activities BY ke>'i LIQUOR an il OF Al.l. KINDS c&c Liquor Store 3 1 2 S A N F O IM ) A V E . 1 K( E L IA T I M 'l . l ’C K ;__ ____ William White left Wednesday for Cornelia, Gn. to work in the Georgia D cnartuirnt of Kntunmlogy under toe supervision of J. E Webb, Jr. Mr. Whit* worked with Major W«bb on Saipan and BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Oahu In the General MedicAl LaMr. and Mrs. Curtis* Lavender boratory. of 1107 Oak Avenue announce the Friend, of Mrs.**3jirry Hnrt*birth of a daughter Judy Louise, (lit the Frrnald-l-aughtnn Slemnrnd field will be glad to learn that she returned yesterday from the llnapitul March 20. Orange General Ho-pltal in O r­ Mr. and Mrs. Duval Gillynid lando with her yuunu daughter. announce the birth of * son, D j i ..| Constance Patricia. They will re­ Perry. Mr*. Gillyard i» the form­ side mi West First S treet wrlth Mr*. Ilartsfield's i.arents, Mr and er Leila Mae Bridge*. •Mis, Frank Melsch MOTOilCYCLE RACES SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY lle lw c f it S u n fu rd & O rla n d o S U N D A Y — M A R C H 3 1 — 2 I'.M . $1.00 SANFORD GARDEN CLUB TO PRESENT Womans Club Meet ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW WEDNESDAY Scheduled Tuesday T E R R A C E TALK Mr*. Effie Miclke of South Dakota who Iin- been makino her home with h e r jl s tc r , Mrs. Harry W att, for the T(asl sevrrnl month* has- returned font u reeenl visit to luike Placid. WINES FACE IU1IEB The Sanfowl Carden Club w ill'Mi I.. L. H pcn.ei, 11, h ,14ill I I lie Woioaii.- i lul> Ini*me*, Tela. No. 148 prevent it* annual Flower Shuvv ml Wall C anl.ii. Mi Ja i:«t iiiei-ting and lunehoou ongum lly I h »i tii-.lulcd to I*, held Wedne-dny on April 3 from II 00 u. m., to -ell nnd lirgi-lrutiott w 11:00 p. m.t in the Strickland* '*•1i illi'il | y H 'ltrk i huirmt ii No. 3 with Mr*. W. S. Reunion, ai tin i lul* hml*e ha* been 21 7 1 - -Palm etto A venue; Circle JJorrison show room* in th e ,. | ht) (nugraui* aU l •* *p-n...r.-l moved up li» Tile-day ln*'au*e of No: 4 with Mr*. Cyril Ilutnrr, Arcade llgihling. it wq« aniiounc--|() i | ' t'mTTlE l'u T F . •th e VMriinis Jlonieeifoilnk Cele1522 Dougla* Avenue; Circle No. ril today by Mrs. II II MeCaalln, 1 enim l ( iirle: Supply. Mr- ' I loation -chi*lnliil for all dnv (frrteldcnt* o f th e tjaidch .CjuL. Hi.'lding;, (3iVinu|i, -Mr-.; I I , II W tdnivday. The .Imard meeting, _ F r ir m ii_ u f .Mr* U- -L-^neddilig ihk-r4*::.Vbe outstanding p r u‘iftkyLiuaih-y; u c t; i(i u m h y ; ^Coitespoinlcijii . \. ’ M i< ' will |ie held nf 1 1 ;00 A M. TilvT he Board o / the T sesbyterian will~r»grel tu 'W arh th a t *1ie“ f< of the year for the d u b and ha* I’hntography -day* -anil.'llie luitclivtih. dral likt-vt. n**»*I1 1n*l •••I It. W l.n h : Woman* Auxiliary will mret at ill ami confined ta her home attracted the interest of many Jiis. J iiiiti* Dingfelder; Finance, mg will follow at 12:30 P. M. The piogruiti "Romance in the church a t 3:30 I*. M. The 540 Valencia Drive. Central Florida visitors in th o | Mrs. Yolie William* and Music, Music” will (*• under the spon­ regular monthly meeting of the past years.- Mi s. C eoigr Tmihy. * Mr. and Mra. M. R. William­ men of the church will be held Mr*. W. A. Fitts, staging chairRostrase* will he a* f.dh.w-: sorship of Mrs. Ceorge McCall. Ttye hostesse* will he Mis. A. .1. at 7:00 P. M. A fried chicken son have returned to th eir home man and nrtinir irm cm l chair - ; 1 Mr«. H. II* Met i iiung. chairm an, Mr- J . K. •upper will be* served and an in the Park Apartment* after | man in the nl»»rnrt» of Mrv A. A*. ^ rv ^ • kl*lu " '• ) spending some time In New York , | I- itC»; From II Pit a. in.* I MB ItnVi'i. Mrs I A. Palmer, Mrs interesting program ha* !>een Cjty. Epps, will have thc follow mg, cs i' i n . Mr*. Jnck ICumrll. Mi'. It. JL-ysiilalu-trv and Mr* Jnme* arranged. her committec chairmen T iatii1. V X ....r - I 1‘4 'n*r l-eiliherg and Ml*. Mivllle Moughton. T U m i A l _____ j Mu* M argaret llahurn o f At Meiiilx-i s wiL-ihe—\Viiiii;in, i lull portalluH. -M r*-—H- N. ,tk , . K,„ m | mi I., Mni liuslne** Hireling ond Tunchroll i lanta i- visiting h er gratid- I’fopei Ut-*. Alr.f.^d. I*. Woodruff; i'. h i . .Mi*. A. I- l.ynii. Mi-. C. I.. u tV all women ol the c,unity : nf Woman* Club originally uchrd-1parents, Mr. nnd Mry. A. E. l u Publicity, Mr*. II. II. ilrC n sl|n ; Irvin nnd Mr . K S|*-lire*.; In v.iW' aikl to atte.nd *tite -Kah*. Ul*d for Wednesday Will !«• held “Urn. at their home U28 West fv m fn iV y u f" D'liplny’ Mi*. L. I. i mm :l:iul p in., lo 5 :nij p. 01 fnrd t iardi ii. I 'Inti'* iilinunl flower K ru irr ; J u d g e nml Ribbons, at 12:30 P. M. ut the club house. Third Street. Mr*. C. P. Hcnder.iojw Mr* .1•iIm• *lm\i which will I*- on displayMrs. Kndor Curlett . ^ 1 Junior I •*• and Mr*.*lt. E- Tvaike- Fiom in the Strickland-Mor t ismi -how Iioard meeting will Ih- held at Carden Club, Mrs. IV. * Mi-rMr. nnd Mr*. Ralph W. Lowing 11:00 A. M. Mr*, George Mi-Cull .'i.OO |t. in., to 7:U0 p m Mr*. icom nil day \4'i*liierd:iy, Mrs. I Petersburg risoii. D. Ilighleynmii, pri-«- ehtiir- I W A. Fitts, Mi*. C. I t..k iiih ii will be program sponsor and the *|H'iit Sunday in St. Will .Price, Also C ni|lrn Center, Mis. S. C« uml Mr*. II N S n fe i. Front iilanf *T.nnoum ed t**lay hostesses include: Mr*. A. J. visiting her father, hi* the St ; Dickerson; Classification, Mrs. '•o.i p. m.. to It 00 p. in Mr* Young, chairm an, Mrs. J. K. who is convalescing Petersburg Hospital. j K. II." Stnw-e; A rtistic A rrange­ luliu* Dingfelder B aker; Mrs. L. A. Palm er, Mr*. 1 to- first daily -ehool in the ments, Mr*. C. L. P ark; Picture Flower Show is n part of. L’n ltrd Stale* wa* founded at the R. E. Ellsberry and Mrs. Jnme* Mr*. A. W. Epps ha* left for i A rrangem ents. Mr*. C. P. lie*- tileTheVetemnN llonueom ing ;tV le-j M oughttn. Cnivei*ily of Wisconsin in t*:<l, Philadelphia, Pa. to visit her The Daughter* of Wesley of son, HA V e Billy Epps, who is derson; Miniature*. Mrs, II. W. lo.ilto^ and will he open to the Robert t itilic with adml*s|ou free KVety-j -j-y,,. Florida everglade*, covert the F irst Methodist Church will unsigned duties with tbe Navy Wilke: Potted Plants, Mm. iV.illliams; Specimen one. I* cordially invited to a tte n d .[ n(.,irjv 5,000 square miles. have it* regular monthly, meeting at tbe lias* Hospital there. at 8:00 P . M. ht the home of Mrs. Ham HurtehweH-and daugh­ Mrs. J . C. Davit, 511 Magnolia ------- : »--'H ----- - *K * 'r * ^ * J ‘ te r, Judy*, have arrived by plane Avenue. • • . frhin ' Hollyw'cHHf, Calif, to spend some time with Mr*. H urtrharll's parents, Mr. and Mr*—L. S. liar- (IDA LITY A d m iss io n -x : ' T U E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ; F L O R ID A And Wty Edltort C K tlio Trnluck * ■ 28. 1 0 IC .T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H Social *. ( in c lu d in g lux) THURSDAY NIGHT- AND EVERY THURSDAY CHICKEN CHOP SUEY A R E A L C H I N E S E D IN N E R $ 4 .00 * —A COMPLETE MEAL! J. Bring Your Fnntlly Roy Wnnt.H To See You! ROY JOHNSONS RED BARN ON HIGHWAY 17 RESTAURANT 3 miles South of Sanford SKIRTS ’n BLOUSES for SPRING! Friends nf Mi* A. II. Mcliuney tegrel I n learn th at sbe uiideiuent n major operation to ­ day u t the Ornnge General Hos­ pital in Orlando. She i* the former Eleanor Morrison, .laugh ter nf Mi. and Mr*, fb n rlie Morrison of this city. Wi l l .Mr. and Mr*. (). J. Rope have tetutne»f In .Sunfortl after ajH-ritliit|f three wrekn in Arlront*. Mr* l.itrdle Johnion, who hn* heen confinril to the Orntiire ficnrrni U o.p.tal in Otlando for »nmr time, viailnl (he |'op«r\ eurmife to her home in llellc f«ladi^ Teen Talk AP N cw sfi-atui.* Dear Judy, Thing* arc really hucxin’ In in the hasrm rnt over at Sally'* house. Hememlier I told you she hsd n grrnt big cellar which was perf fot jam session* hut u hig film s..- wn* right smurk i in the middle nf it and *pui|t-d everything. Well the kid* look i enrr nf that with a bucket nf | paint. We grit a tiig p atty together Iand a hatch nf coke and the kid* sera pud the a.*h dust off the flueway* Inside the clean-nut door*: checked nil the grate* and plugged « || thy- leak* with fu r­ nace cement. Then they put a coat of sealer over the aslx-sln* Ixdler. Hut if you are planning to paint a g al­ vanised Iron furnace, anthracite engineer* advise washing the toiler with a solution of tine sul­ phate (from the drugstore I amf applying primer first. Einally we painted plslter-siie circle* like polka dots in different color*, with record title* on 'em. With- the paint that wa* left over the kids wrote their auto­ graphs and favorite quip*, free­ hand aty lf, all over the holler. Vou'd be surprised how slick the place looka now. The kid* are full nf trieka. Speaking of tricks, one of the Raltimora teen-agers wa* really spotted for a feat of ncroliatics. A* sbe boarded a streetcar, she look off her left shoe, removed a quarter from the bottom of her sock. Then she waited on one foot for her change, paid the 10rent fare, put the 15 rents chanre In her sock and put her shoe on. Ily that lime she had arrived a t her destination and gut o ff the car. Marion Miller, of .Syracuse. SVv York, la looking for Ideas for her huddUra. who want to s ta rt a club. BheLaays the crowd ranges In aga from 13 to 10 amf they plan to maka arrangem ent* for tba whole gang to go lo camp to­ gether In the summer, after the club la organised. You and tha other hide ought to hare some good new Ideas that I ran send Marlon. Howtabout sending 'em •lti.l you know that GEORGE <1t te*l n u l l . . v» hid r n h e . i 1 Ifet Hi TOC 111 wa* at one tim e spurt* Ut .1 |H # p e r e e l l t n t i . ' l r >Mi*.u «»••! pP lM . writer for the Chnrlnlte Obser­ C*»er»l«; dii**d Mich aw piti »apph *.»ti*r ver? Thai VOI.IF. WILLIAMS, fi.it I m-i i l e Jit. ha* received u persnnal com- 11k*it e a m ! Ihe woman of Imluv ik dillnticr, iiii-mlalion fur service* rendeicvl j Kr»Mnn* CENERAL KRUEGER a* a pi- tit l e attractive nml M ? That 1 E N A IIK I.I.r HAGAN isl that *he \ut* five >%»• i»tr*i, >ews ht-autifiil lilutlse* and write* n«*Mtdini' to lepnitf* f t mn it milstnrie* fur hnbhies? That little limiinir Ftirvev c»*iid*n t« «l »i\ Mu NANCY F IT IS is nil ui-i-oinplish- (inn P ut tin* Miuritfiiu*. Hie tn»>y I equestrian? That EDWARD u ji y fa i* . which irnvt1 the AtiiciMARSHALL cnllerts lecoid* n n .lih u i wtininn no lim e !••• lelhm ify. Issiks? That MRS. II. II COLE­ hnvi tmiisTit hei the value *»f .» MAN and MILS II. L. CORNELL daily heatily tout me. th«* iMi*fv Ime to paint with w ater color* pit\ nf Mderlitti* r*»*mellc» cutemid m is’ Thai Mlt FRANK ful n nml the inipm tut . r of ,i|t l uii EVANS has luki-n up g.df fur ph^LF them ' tlhi i n ! h * linhl.y ? Thai MA It > ELLEN p« ■der and »miKr 5|m n*»t heu y i no miIm I •• m.t KENNETH WAI KEIt lu v s . U* * ' h\ *.pllt* «»• in-'' * < • V« it* 1ht ) |iim lianhl m 141v♦*I\ v%)i•I•• huuu Of t l l r fane* in MnilUn.l nml « il| mnkf th.-ir * r '*’ 1,1 ,!,n Tin m oI-s t pt of oa litnael dl ivt ti th«- f a c t t h a t h"inc then*? Th.it C, K O R II K ami Iw iau -e aie tn ite.l S \ \ ART/. «•( Silxi't I iik»- 1-. finite. til'll h a v e f o u n d that ■*h I h |i i i ‘*I mil' thrmiKh M ciirn nml will vt«it . . e n h u t i i e • h* u l a - a t i t \ inoi*hi flMiiirhtrt III Mexico t ll),f W i t h , l i t 11. I•CtL'ht I ••lie*Tt» it (iHNK l i t K h l l ' S i n i i i i s i a I l i n e a n d • a< < Ill*’ .1 v e t sty* v*«i*tii* i« irnprin ih k •inrt* h i I i i «*a « ha Let itliie iyi it a n wom an ini* ilu* TILDKA PKRRN niitin* inach m o r e w e ll y i o o m e i l in t i n mnt< hri* in Orlnmlo rr«rn!ly? Ttuil » t e n ve a r w and *he m the Sanford l f S Knipluytnei t PM* • l a v *hi»t Uil) Office fill. appMixnnotelj 200 {' d.» nii»\ i« f i o i . l 1 , \ N A •hi Job- a month With li-tiiao* nml -j , )(Nj.;l( t„ lil.iv Ihc Othei applicant* ’ Ihni .111 IE CHASE fle» tn Atlanta to .it tend .■ chinch i-oufrieiie •’ Tl.it MR. " A l. RFH. KIl ha- ^ra*J bin Viilr for Ikiw lit* 1 Thai % Marines are ailed l e a l in-i n e c k , lieeause in the e a rly •la ys o f ' Ih -organisation a I. .Hie I p a l' of the If. 11o l i|. y I he real i n l i n e author of ' \ l i , i Woiuh'ilai -i wiilge Do«lg lak elan d . 11a.—Thli ot Pot Smltli. sent <p»t as pieto n al publicity for the * new piogram nt the C itrus Commis­ sion. created so much interest. It will be used in color by a national calendar company. Lewi- i irm ll. v-t.i lure* rt ' * n!e I Oil Touch ton Driur Co. *K* •><♦♦><♦*1**1**1*♦><• v v <•v *1' : ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v IN THE SUN! BATHING SUITS lltii'f Hurt* Itriglil an d Ht-miliitil liuiliing suit* in tun- ami two pitvt" stylus ilt-rs.-y, (iiiltiirilint* niul Unyon ropltti in pri-tt y f lot ;.l put ItT'ii mi iiiml.iiw folor t.uikh'tini'ulAlso floral ntoi f Y v s o l t il . m| . . i i ..iiil.iiiiil m i l s g.lld Q.iiO SHORTS t, llf , \ s s ’ m • t u TIM ||) |>| \ \ | , 1 1 t. s I1 I" \ i c i : -t| \ \t. . . . . . . . V.. . - I 1 K \ K J I E N/ AI , t .. l«i i*lt* 4 p io h fc m lb i 'r im e t I h * pn jf t** •! ■ihe tile, in I’ I 11 • -i % hi nia ktiiiT I II I tiie original one utantfr tlriftk. ami tn m < IIASE I.* t In i t n U*1 ' h r popfihllity nf St»ii th n tt Itinrir her nil..- e.. >• la.LL- II ' •It*>tr ilmlinu it fur Hi»*»** That | n |li»* l**»«*k ht* KVKl: A IM hit*h iw*h(Mi| ^tuilcnt in ^ immI fait la kille.l NKIIKN/.t I hu* liHiknl at th«* n«*w|y ilmirnte«! heard sti.rie Hint fan* i|i*llke library in the *ch<m! ami rrtmtrl having then I i t . i n t e n i'lii'* « u » rd “Oh, it 'a ro homuly!^ inrunitiL* killed off e,ven in the movies homey! The liol.hy-wlxer* are envious You should neo that your <lie? these dnv, " f HUFF fOUH. IR­ contninn as m*ny of (he follow VIN COltltS grand duughlri ill|T f oin| ii an posnihlr iitithgt She i* \ AS JOHNSONS . " e u t irraprfruit. Icmoru ami all film itea.ly \ N S SllCTHKIlN "Wt* ( In ih r ftuit a; Irtliifr, tomatoi’*. raw cn CESAR; lioMF.Ki* no- being * 2 Hi E. M S t. rul«, ifrrrtu*. tiepin*i ttiiirn rt f hr . DEI.OhES 1* ii rout..I Dpmir.MH, *pinnrh *lr!•*•! pnirn lilt). >.•mi mi Ih-t hrt plan t. i nprin»t«, h I h v k iu iih ii U , le • .lUfi- ll .......... . III (.n lull-. 1 1 •mat. f i-h yolk. \%ho!e « n a tive Ml x It 41. » * . • * . •*« I'iM.I, s h o r t nm l ro ttil'n rl u t . le N o i \ 1.1m- i w ill, 1 1'11*iw I... 1.11>i m il l w In ti- i .i d l s h o r t P o p u l n r pit'll I t'sl . s t y l o s .Ills1 w l u ll v .. 11 m i l l t o i . n i ’. i o n . •e g . t o III.- - Iim ili.-I s | | i i ' U IIA R L K S M i 'f 'M ’ M ; tijirt! * T h r Ri*nl M i l *••) *• [ .ii; to PURCELL’S = the Family—We Furnish I In- H o m e ” I'll.m e 171 *;• *1* v v *t* •! •!» *!• •!» *> *r* *; 111 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 ii ii ii WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY II II MODE! DRV CLEANERS I III W m l F ir s l S lri'tfl I 'llO N K IHH'j In n|H'iiing our now dry clenninir plant w e'w ant In isMire you from the beifiiining (hat we will olwnyn strive to jflve ybu the very finest worknmiiMhip and nervlce . . . in fact it In our pledge to you that iyc will give your clothes •* the same careful attention na though they were our own. You'll get plenty of Information about the care and feeding nf your pup out of the new book. -Doga?* by Gena Byrnes. It haa information of all aorta on 6.1 different breeds of dogs. : * 5- Z1 ’J 4 For prompt ond dejH*ndnhle service, for careful clean­ = ing nnd presaing, for courtesy nnd tt cheery sm?.e bring your clothes lo ur or come hy And we'll p re ss them while you w ait. i i i = i i i l = l l l = l l i : • " ■ - . ' * -;L * ' : • a l= lll= tll= lll= lll= lll= lll= l �V I*AC a FOUR THURSDAY, MARCH 2*. 1046 THE SANFORD JfERAl.D. SANPOnD.. FLORIDA INSIDE SPORTS REPORT ------ :------ •------ By JULIAN 8 TENHTR0 M g S « = m » ^ s* K<k»1liall and Florida The Leesburg Lions Club Iihvo originated an idea for a campaign designed to keep Florida uthlctes in the •'dale. Fred Turbyville has joined the cruKade to aid in the promotion of the Idrn..* —— ’ « Turbyville is rated among the leading sports .writer* 'in thtf United. Stale*.. He. recently, moretfrtor Lcesbiirgi fof bin health.ami-plans tu m a k e .the l.ake-Lmxntjucity hk'home. The other day Turbyville wrote to Pete Norton. s|Htrt.s editor of tin Tampa Tribune and reported what he had to say during a recent Lions Club meeting in Leesburg about keep Florida Ixiys in our^own slate. Here’s is what Tmiivvills says about the subject, as reported by Norton in Ills column “The Morning After.” " " ’ mVii!hen*tern Conference Schools sixjnd frtun $13,nun to $25,0(50 a year rerrulting [.layers. And most of thia is spent outside .the sta te .in which the school is looatod. “ If Florida could keep Us high school stars at home, then the state school could s|>end that, recruiting money at home—and not away. . In fact. Iiv developing friendly and close relations with all Florida high school couches, it woudn’t he necessary to have a lot of talent Scouts. The Lions cuubs can do a lot to promote good relations between local coaches and U. of F. coaches*.1 . “ Wally Mutts, Hobby Dodd. Carl Voylcu, Frank Thom­ as and Eddie Cameron have been regular visitors to Florida. Vacations,-thev said. Hut I suspect they were also looking for player*. .Maybe they come only once or twice a year— but their muny assistants come much ifteucr. “ Arnold Tucker and Bruce Smith would look .‘rood in Florida u n i^rm s this Fall—but they’re at West Point mvd AiVha"|M)lIs. We don’t rnfnd furnishing officer mflt&riKI to tin* Arniv and Navy—but we suspect Army and Navy were more interested in football material. "If tin’- Farida coaches could dc|M*nd on getting tny cream of the crop of Florida high school stars, then the stale school could suspend talent scouting in other states, T hen we could have Florida-manned team* at Florida. "Sell these out-ide conches oraifges, grapefruit, good fishing ami sunshine. But don’t sell them our football “Keep our buys ut burnt* TO Atlverliite Florida." Tin principal of tbi* tiling in good. No out* in Florida want* IntUiT Florida football teams any moro than this corner. However, we see only one possible flaw in tlit* whole Hcheme. Hoes the University of-Florida actually have $15.0011 lo ?25.000 a year to recruit players? Wt 're more interested in seeing lb univrsity, if it lias that k in d of d o u g h , osy its money to Letter Ihe school’s n!In-tie iimgrnm iv^icrcbv Florida athletes will want to none to the srhool instead of having to hr* ‘‘paid" to attend. Ih-Ut r the se’-onl’s irtldelie program, heller the school's educatioen' Oantbirds, end von have no better reation for .. ouiig e*Metes to attend Florida U. lie tin* Florida scene, we have one more •m’-jert li — i- The FivhtinR Gators are re|K»rtetl to have refu i, a game with Rollins College. What kind of a ileal is t.o.,? Why can’t Florida .play Rollins, either in Gainesville or Orlando? We’ve seen many good Rollins footlmll teams, and any day in the week Jack McDowell can pul an eleven on the field thnt will give any Gator machine a fight for its lift*. . 4 ('enlri.' Florida taxi avers help to |tuv for the Florida school’s athletic program.. Why can’t such a game Ik* a r­ ranged. Could it L*e that the University wants to plav some other club in Gainesville and draw 12,000 to 15,000 fans? If that's the reason, it’s silly. Even a contest in Or­ lando would draw about 10,000 or fay be even more. Why la n ’t our stato university football’team play another school in our section? Todays’ Sports Luugh The late Chinese bantamweight, Ah Wing, was a popular and colorful San Francisco fighter years ago. He wa* the object of many a joke hccausu he wore *t iiigtuil. Fans still temember the nigiit -tie fought Cocky O’Brien. During a hotween-mund rest, a prankster in the first row tied Wing's pigtail to the ring |s»st. Ah Wing leaped to Ins feet ul ilu bell and nearly yanked his head off. Today’s Sport Oddity A I use! all fan at Ilu* Pittsburgh Pirate training ramp In California wanted to know how thu team -*ict|Uirad it.< nickname. Some of the newer Pittsburgh players didn't know. So the veterans were called upon to supply the information, lit IHHH the National League and the old American Association had a wording agreement. No -dub tvas permitted to reserve more than Iff players at the cloae of the season. The Philadelphia Athletics of the American Association wanted to hold on to sixteen. So the A’s didn’t lint Ihe name of*second Iniseman Louis Bierlmuur. They figured no one would notice the omission and thev wvtthl Ip'iliaucr Ihe the next year as a new [buyer. .Manager sign Ipcrbauer Horace Phillips of Pittsburgh s|Mittei| tho deception. Dior.baiter was not on the official list. Thnt situation made the second basenum a free agent aide to mke a deal for. himself, Philips obtained Bierhuuer’s signature on u contract and he played many years for Pittsburgh. The anger of tho Philadelphian knew no bounds They called tho Incident nit adt of'piracy on the bpsehnll seas. The phrase struck and Pittsburgh has. lieen known'over since an the..Pirates Participate In Initial Session' tilt by « score »( 11 U> 0 ,U * t 'o n Apr. 7 the Saint* play the Monday 'aftentopn. • . If ' ) Indian* her* .‘ fir,"Iht.--. final- hCmc. Tilt Yesterday - Was Canceller! Levy-YVhitner S a y s He Is Pleased With Activities D a r i n g Opening Workout Aftsorialton P r o x y Rates- Iridianauolifr T he Hanford Celery Fed* under went thclf initial Spring drill Club Very Highly yesterday afternoon at th e Muni­ cipal Park in prepaintlon for the opening of the 1 CM8 florid* State League schedule. The locals ‘are .'Intcd to play their opening game in Del-and. Apr. Id ■ Twelve, memiier* of the s(|U*il reported for the initial workout which was directed bv Manager M raled th a t he will probal.ly handle the first base assignment during tn r Reason. •-» Four nitchee* pattiripan-d Jn the drill. They were .Carroll Rlnnc, Jim Schanlel. Jerry Dvorak "ml Jame* Payne. Illanc I* correnlly living in Sanford and formrrly hurled In the. Florida East The Indian* kr«- reported to be Inhibition of the Spring, season, one cf the nio«t powerful clubs-The loiidwmg atlernoon the two tn the Association thus far in!club* clash tn DeLaml. After Spring drill*. The duh ha* spent ithi* tilt, the Saints will prepare the majority of Ita time In w o rk -.,0 camp While vnroute REAL ESTATE AGENT WANTED ActfvVStJiVpr.woman. I^IUK shovp-umrftgjfrf-arra»-«od country ’ ton*c°P ^ our National Auvcrilsinu . I>rUucA-.U> you. Kxprricncc net csjcntUl; .*« train you for the worlf. A" profitable pormaiwnt connection with the World’* Largest Country Real E state Agency; In business -!« year*. Many ox our* agents ore earning over- lH.000 per year. Preference given,to applicant* located In town* or village*, or on muio highway* at edge of town or village. Our Field Representative will contact you during fir»t par*. 1. Please write—«ptting address and phone. STftOUT REALTY AGENCY ul le ag u e champions, the Mon!real I oval*. wa* cancelled by the two rlul>s. Th'e Saiht* underwent a routin'* ft,kcut at th e . Municipal P ai. *n,| prt.|>are,| for ,h elr , ng , g . and p r,.|„,l r ,| for tbeir tomorrow'game to bo played -here un:H the Indianapolis Indian*. a | w o'. the American Aaaociatinn. Tbi wilt be the second mg*Tencent with the Indian*, who walloped the Faint* in the first t-xhibiUar. ha* the possibilities of making a gdo<| hurler. The other two moundtmen wcfe Jim Fchantel and Jerry Dvorak. Iloth men have been working out with the St. Paul Saints and are in good shape already. The Feds should he well c«iulpcd I in the entrhing departm ent this season. Already under contract nre Don Zasprl and llyron Sharpe. Roth boy* were brought to San­ ford by the Saint*. • Znspe| .will probably handle most of Ihe r e ­ ceiving assignment* while S h arpe,t also n top notch bnck'lop. will I play in Ihe outfield while not | working l.t-hiii | the plate. Uoth | boy* a rr «ai,| to hr rnnslstant ; hitter* and both will be of great! value tn the organirntion in hand­ ling tho |r*» rxperienrrd hurler*. ’ Two outfielders worked nut. They weie Perry- Anowood, a highly ratril athlete from Mar­ shal), N. I’..* ami Pete McKaney-j Arrowood i* said to hnv* plenty o| ability al the plate and if his practice hitting yesterday I* any indiratiorr pf hi* nowrr. ihe Ke<Jt i ’ 112 N . W o o d la n d B l» d . O c l a n d , F la . U ‘K n o w Towchfbn Drug Co, r t A N S M ir r t o h o a t t h a n m . o o o (UM M uM ICATIONfc I l M n t t N S A M IlltS AT M O H C A H O M m O y tR S g A -J DIRECT FROM THE FARM and KKIT FRESH by our new AIR c o n d it io n f : k ! DELICIOUS APHJCS — BANANAS —A 1.80— m b cversa w o r k e r s m e e t K X IIO H W AV A R R IV IN G IS TH IS C O U N IR V , LOOK A FT E R T S IIR CHIlORTM.rflOVIOt CANTItH M R V K E . ARRANGE TtAHSCOSUUOS AND SHOOTS I S t B R ID E S' T R IA S TO IM tlft M lW A M E R IC A S H O MES exiots FRESH GRITS AND COUN MEAL STACY'S OPEN AIR CURB MARKET SIGNS SHOW CARD AND POSTERS * *■ •*» 1 .Magnolia and 3rd St 0 —Dec’s Sign Service (O. U. LAN DRESS) Here Since 1920 J’h<MMtJD2J .. ... REGISTER NOW—exorcise your right to vote. OFFICE OUTFITTERS 115 South-Park Ave. Phone 340 Sanford, Florida BEAUTIFY YOUR ftOlME with VENETIAN BLINDS your car complete HIRING CHECK-UP Venetian Winds made to fit any sico windows SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 North Park Your CarWill MakeaHit • • • • • • • IF YOU ~ S E E US FOR— AUTO PAINTING SIMONIZING BATTERY CHARGING MOTOR REPAIRS WBI.DING JSEAT COVERS USED.CARS A TRUCKS PLATS IN BEDROOM ARE NOT UNHEAtTHFUL Tho U.S. Public Health Sorvicc says there is no scienti­ fic basjs for the bcKef that plnijts are especially in-, jurioud tn tho human body during the night. Non-poihoiiwus plan to are benelicial rather than harmful In sleeping rooms, according to the director of sclentltlt WQrk In tho U.8. Department of Agriculture. I. "Pop­ ular Questions Answered—Geo. W. Stlmpson. AUTO PAINT * AND BODY WORKS -------- Phone 371 IG R E Y H O U N D You'll find exactly what you want In our store'. . . at the price you want to pay. Provo It to your saHsfac- 9UB f inn U M th t Hr t»K Itaces Start, .8:00 PJH. Sharp ^ Tonight’s AlbStar Feature Ninth tUew—a /! FLY IN’ JKNNY GRAND Tt)P < BEST. LADY CHANCES R GKItNA GERANIUM ** . Automotive WDBO RRjgM. et 111* »»4 vv« WLOT at i t U with DOliBI*E and 8 # k UI Agent PHONE SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB 032-J 4d wood affact |n -beaut p an .! ttylM, w ith' caatt ALSO RADIO 5 .X 'ENUB th» Rout. <7- (Sanford HWtw about U m o - South of Bdtbft ' DODGE �tf liK S A N W h u i H K K A I.D . S A V l'O R U LEGAL NOTICE FAST OR SLOW KI n H I O A l.\ lit li'T X T i; i.'t‘ t\ i a k i :}:*. ti* a u , citKi>ir»ms ami St INK HAVIN'' t'LAIM I»H>1 AM'S Ali.W-VST HAtATK: A'***i «iiil rath of J'tti tt,r tttilf fil’d atlll l«|Ullr«l t>! I tit> cI 11111* mi'l ili’lii*bd* SHOES Battety Charging new m a n n in g . HERE'S 5 0 M E FRIENDLY ADVICE O N CAR B U Y I N G b a t t e r ie s S u p erb Battery Road Service l iq u o r s COMPLETE RADIATOR & III.OCK FLUSH MARFAK LUBRICATION WE CAN REFINISH YOUR I^FRIOKRATORS. FURNITURE, ETC. AT YOUR HOME. RED’S fEXACO STATION HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO , (.’A P T , 1 1 0 1 /IlS t‘I.A W . ( K d i m t ) , O iv iu 'r I0Q5 K - ,F o u r th S t. I’h o n c 197-V i Triple tavingAanrpottible •• firotfqA lAe SWe-farm " Bank Pla.nl *210 Sanford Avenue — t.. Ecn«1» i U nder nf*» management, *anir em phurc* * "* IV W W W W V W W W W W V V I'IV W IV W I 1A . 1 / V W . W / m v w . AU the VITAMINS for all the fa a t Just a 1FEW PENNIES a DAY Ripht now's the time <•* pl#n TOUT w u n jt - - ItVfORC, Juu buy . 1 new* r#t lit fuJc iti )i'iif old one, Sitnpljr Jo thete } wmihlc thing#: >* * i Really Eresli! ils & Vegelublt 1. r.rr CASiu —bi burrow-'1 inp J t low. iwiomble l l l t i flora pout fricrtilly to o l Linker. 1120 Sanford Avc. I'ho. it 1.14 2. PAV C!AMl! — ofitn you nuf pci t Ksict dc;4 3. SAVC CASH ON 1NSUR. ' ANCE — by getting State Firm's low-cost, btoad-vov* cr« c policy* D O N ’T SlG N 'sny c#r fi. tuner*# cnntriif wifi I you’re t n u r U t me FIRST* PACKAGE STORE AND BAR 112 W. F irst 81. — Phone 8H0 The Tuilfurd H ernia goes into more T bln 3W0 homo# in .S an­ ford nmi Seminole County. If you have jutm eih tag to »oll gr buy you will fli)d tjyit e c le sstfietl in the## column* will tell the mu.il people about it for the lc«*t mousy. Phone 148 or bring your ad to The Herald office fo r qufck reaulU. hufil to I ‘> Eet o t nii*> lu»n feci notvioii/v ot t)ii«ilit> |i w £ CAN’T GUAR­ ANTEE th a t you will find nil of your fav­ orite liquor* here, but we do have some of them . . . and we’ll do our best to see .that you ‘are satisfied. REPAIRED 1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins A, B,f C, D* E, G and B*. plus LIV ER . IRO N, C alcium P a n lo t h e n a t! and Niacinam ide. • You can never be sure in * jrc getting enough eitrniial vtuminv y n lm )tu . supplem ent y»**•r diet with knotin ijuinunr* nf *• jiltin ' Si. gii.tftl Ig a t iu f v M rm in t l c l i i i i w y t St.ii# the m u CLASSIFIED RATES 10c par line for one Insertion 08c per line for 3 insertion* 07c per line roi nix Inxerllon * 1 OSc per line for 26 Insertion* Minimum charge 30c Count 5 word* To a line Including phone and addrrn* ONE 2-IIORSE wagon, one fu! grown Uuroc Jersey »ow, A.-K Ho**etfer. F lutist. Phone J12 UAl.I.Attn'K feerl, grocerle*. etc. Phone II. Q. Touchton. 1801 Celery. b()H SALE by Owner Nice Bung­ alow with living room, dining AHfc fully equipped and tootn. Litrhcn, bath, two bed know how lo recap your tin?#. room* and large *ereen back Ibtlutrd rubber or lynthctic, Porch. Light#, water be a ted «« protect liduw alli of your just off West Flr»t street A tire#, Junes Tiro Shop, Cor, real hargniu. for quick salt. l*t nnd Elm. Phone UOh. Phone 7T0-M O. E. ilartell. 144 CAPSULES 1 I ’h iu * mint lu b il in ju tir (train i n l n WANTED TO RENT ICE 5 OU 0 room house f i ­ nished or unfurnished badly * needed bv locally employed ■ veteran, wife, n»d two children Pernutnunt resident* interested) in tenting fo r several year*, j Will take ttooil care of rouw • ami .premise*. Call D. C. Rigg- 72 * A PARSNIPS S t 59 MOOMCI T’veG ot You Covered’ * n in n threatening volte ruining from behind a kuo be startlin g ly disagreeable. There’s No Place Like HOME For FORD SFRVICE FOR SA L E — Inllprie* /■ B attery Charging II. B. POPE COMPANY. INC. SQUASH HUGE Unit no. (iUOIl with 1.3 home power W agner Motor N it man 3y. Call Gen^rnl Mill* HI 12 Orlando. Upward. CARROTS 11 nz. hot til WANTED Strickland - Morrison, Inc M u t t * N C f AT A J rtw -v o ,r« each. 2t)H Sanford Av POBTADLE record playerx. flautr imitation leather ahd di ipery ^ ttarlio Service. fabrics. Arrangem ent for c a rt­ TWO fre*h milk goat*. I buck, NEW gutter* and down spoilt.!. age If woTk desired. R. S, I kid—476.00. M. .11. Anderson, Itnin water tank*. See Jimmie Brown, 2011 N. Orange Ave., Bo* IJH, Golden Imke. Cowan Sheet Metal Works. Orlnndo. F!a. FUR CtlA T-—muskrut Good con radiator core* anil radiator | ditton. A1 *o baby tioggy and NEW repairing. S e e Jimmie Cowan ) latthenette. Call It. C, Bigg*. STEAM CLEANING Sheet Metal Work*. Motor* run belter, cha*ai* rust I 173-W. leu* -f they are clean. Promptly UODtiE - PLYMOUTH ATTRACTIVE HOUSE 6 room*, PARTS A N il SERVICE and thoroughly done. modern, large lot, good neigh­ lOD Palmetto A te. Phone 1011 IIO U . fJ i ilO T O It SALES borhood. Iileal nemo for email • 208 W. I»t St. family. L'ISOiuhi or will be *old SEWING machine* rep*(m l. M il furni*He<j com plete for 1(600,00. llama F U it Shop, 2v5 \V. 1st. FRYERS ireahly <lr«*»ed. avail­ HIGHLY DESIRABLE TourUt Tit At TO RS able daily. Tcndr-Fry I*oullry, ■nil T railer Location. One of 8205 Sanford Avenue, Phene the few available location* m eet­ Bettalrod or uverhauleil by ex­ pert#. ing the Srate Health Board retUictlon#. ’ Eighty aerr* su r­ h o ller m otor salrs rounding clear water lake, 20* W. First 81. Phone 62: A FEW good reconditioned sew­ until It of Sawford, (Or Orlamlo ing machines* Williams Eixit Highway. A good buy a t the AUTOMOBILE ami railmtor* re.. .Shop. _ paired. W riglil anil Cohen G ar­ rlce. Fred W. Bender Room 2 i*hi<nu age, 81m rt k renin. tale Until. Bldg. Phone 1030 I OOll-J O R A N G E S b u s h e l delivered. BUSINESS SERVICE S SiE new cavalry aaihlle. Elm. II. P. Jlm rU on. NtU.K C’O U N IT •« L BROOD sow# and plge. a.ige Ave. MOTORS IS LAYING hen* 7 mrnth* obi. Also household furniture. 4460 Mcilottvtlle Itoail- nr phdne llik* gird ask (nr Mf. Yates licfnrc 5 tOO P. M. FtM!NITUR e T' Kur ture need* tree •I .Mather**. 2528 O r FOUR vacuum cleaners. Eureka and Premier Randall Eleetiic BORROW H ERE WHERE ...PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED { YOUR ngliiral dealro for privacy In money m atter* is strictly respected here. Friends ami relative* are not questioned about your credit. Your cm ployer or business essorlaler will put bear nf yuur p m o n n l affair*. There is no iBUse to r em barrassm ent. Rpaaunab!'1 cr« lli icnnrem erita No ^o.maker* on nmqey loan* plans. Variable imymanl plans. FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Bank Bldg, Phone 33 i . C-ROOM h'-use with bath being re-il-rnraled . Inside A nainterl ONE itim m i'tnal ini with double ,^ outside, do** In. Po»»caslon imysnd II. R. track, 117’ * 104. rurdlately. $4,260. Half caah. ■9 Phone 72. _____ ■_ •; Herald Box A. N. V. 7 ' ne bungalow with SAVE” PRECIOUS TIRFS \ SPECIA L (hip w eek-jl.grge OiMh aerroge op Cryalal Lake. Cvm- Wheel# balanced, front end align­ . Florida egga 33v a t|nx*n. Pal* jilete gas kitchen. Phone Coun- ed assure* longer tire life, r aicr , ■ m atto Gnteery, Imone 441. *,MHof.LYiH MOTORS SALKS ry HOUSE cloye In p ith 2 (i'rnl»h?d 208 W. I at St. r1r MC i ,n. | ^ q Matter of Common Sense In Tire Care t«< SOI*!!---« ! - . , ! (M l— will! C..!!#.* I»**e*a* 0«S* ★ ★ ★ MISCELLANEOUS IU2U ROLL ROOFING, ■anti roof coating Stanley .Roger# II It's “ is. -"o k rent tMt seat u r**■iMiewi* *t ttMlItf. SAVES CLOSET SI'ACE PREVENTS FOLDS or WRINKLES GARMENTS SLIDE IN OR OUT STATIC and DYNAMIC BALANCING B. L. Perkins C .^ C . W e ls h WELSH T2RE SHOP •M A r n ‘ — rU«* V a le a .r.U . - CO KKKCr M E N ’S W E A R V i ^ ’ flV ^lrtk . CURTAINS, washed starched and stretched, 618 MellbiiviUe A w . Oak Ave. ^Hmmlo Cowan,_____ Dojir Komi t. UNUSUAL low price— Poeitlvely the be#t buy in Florida. Seeing u belletiag and you will agrae m «(lth m4 when you #oe IL A g* bungalow where II 1* cool and PA comfortable. Kdwanl F. lairre. PART of my hrniM. 201 K. 10th. Phott* 77. - Immediate postewkrn. _ ^ ''t KPPEK* pianU. ’ PhonT(WS-W^ TWO clean bedroom*. l r OAK roil ton d*»k. Phone County g , : 8103 after 0;00 P. M.t H- W PIKCE.dlnlr# LECTKIC outboard motor and battery, cheap. 604 * . 8th Call from 4 to 8 P. M._____ Qu i e t ABE YOU proud of your' earJ neighborhood. 010 W. 1st 8 L CICELY furnished room#. Gentle­ men preferred. 807 Magnolia HELP WANTEDf a o e k itlT #po*5boat and W d ltr and finlihing. Cleaning and wax |ng. Now floors surfaced lo |tcrfectlon. Ohl floor# nmde like ncqu Coll R. M. GLEASON Lake M aty, FlaWe can make It look like ne*. Our portable sprayer can go a n v w h e r e tr*r >!-irigtt,al< furniture, etc.. Reflnlahlog. Call Red Windham, 01S4. f & I S T J H fc K E Sin vOiii ^ IIM V A l I D t t ^ d li^ Of Regulations On Collection ■ jr'_ , A lii Dilaiposal Of Trash And Rubbish RffrctlVe,March 11, -194(1. tht* City will eollt’cl trash ntirt ruhhish frym hlleji* only, uxcoptinR places where the property is not adjacent to nn Jlloy- Alter Jajtl date all property owner* and tenant* wit I he requiretl to place thelr trajh In one pile on the nlley for dlsixmai; Tlioso not havliiR hCfcM to ttuey should plnce trnrih In one pile on parkway and not sweep or pile !h‘direct 'ifuttcr for It «tops up catch IraaitiH nnd newerd, - ’ ft hurting c w . n * p lr ! id le a * rtd tic ftto d . . T H , N. SA V ER i CITY MANAGER Sanfonl Ave. Super Suds Ir^r. pk*?. Rinso ' small 10c LUX small 10c Lifebuoy & Lux Soap ;i SWAN SOAP Irff. bar Spry I lb. can 24c Spam or T rcet 12-oz. can A&I^ hlatclies Irg. box (So not tall the C / Hall for k|>ecial nervlcfet for your trash ied up only when lie truck* make tho echeduied round*. . .aap M in g mai II# Mothers Oats s Tho City in endeavoring lo render better aervire on collection nnd tlia|K>$«l of tra*h ami him placed two truck* on regular scheduled route* th’rougfioUt' the City, which-will bo adequate to keep tin* City clean if overyqno will cooperate in expediting collection by plncing tra*h in one wood heater i r l n e r , Do* u I I II # III\ \ A & P FOOD STORK 200 Magnolia Avenue Sanford# Fla OWNED « OPERATED nY TH E GREAT AAF TEA CO America'# Leading Food DrpatliiM ni Store— Where Sm art f * W omrp Shop and Bare! > �T n im S D A V ; M ARCIT 2S, 19IG T i r e S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O IU ). F L O R ID A ‘ TD’AVET.KHS (JET 007.ART LITTLE ROCK. Mur. 28. lA ')Tti* Little Rock Travelers nf thr S o U lh r m A -iucm lin n thu nrt|lilxitinn of i>ilch<r < linrtey L’n ju ri from thi* Hoitou llf»vn. t’o /a rt \va* with 'KniiPa* t’ily -of *he American Auxurlnllnn uml Toronto of thfc Ititi'Mintimml loop SEVKNTERN INJURED Oil of wlrtUrgreeh I* not mil) found in the shrub callril winter green but it rontninetl in straw lwrric*. Idnrkborrie*. rttspberti* rtirrauln, plum*, apple.;, prat br­ and some other common fruit. TRUMAN lN ‘ T ltA IN lN G ( WASHINGTON, Mar 28. (Aj— I'm iili-nt Trum an rttT ln l •pnhjf .MANCHESTER. King land. Mar. itnioiue for the Ju.ruerhoe* pile).. ‘_x. i/Vi Seventeen person* were '.ng ara*vn. Ill* ttninlt.# roriilala injured ye.lerdny when they .fell of tnkintr early tnurnlng walk* thrnuKh the akylight of a roof nrouml the ulteet* of WashitiK* where tliev hail leathered In watch Nitroglycerine «n« Invented In ton. Ycaterdny the iireaident «lmlu »occer game. None of those 184C, bv Arcanlo Sohrcm. f>'<| b Ioiik l*cnn*y(vunli* Avenue injured i< in M'rigua eumlitinn. mul adjoining street* for J fr minu tr l, nrompanied by two Secret Service men. Where Customers Send Their Friends' •♦HOME CONTROLLED Cockroaches, urlginally con­ fined to the tropic*, ip read with GOLDEN MAPLEL 306 W. 2nd. ST, GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTERJ F rid ay arid .. i P h o n e 10G4-J S a tu rd a y llt| M f* • t f * * l l l L m•w/yfUfei ' r_ i \ : (t il lp4M*r will •!» r«ll*v*‘leliflv* SANFORD TUESDAY, APRIL 2 m HPE O ppw iir Muniepal Hull Park ru n n i i v i i .v - ,i,.v> a tu n i*. it. DHiwfi Open %1 I I.Hl A ’*!»** iTkt OLD FAVORITE RETURNS ICEBERG LETTUCE NEW POTATOES TELEPHONE .«\«,r-AUM$r»' s3i Squash .......... lb. * ...... 19c III. 1 P . K IA K IR T Lemons .....dozen .......... 24c Fresh Fla. Spina’ch ..- lb. 9c YOU DRIVE ITI AN ACCOUNT WITH UK LIVING ROOM SUITE Fresh Pork Shoulders lb. 32c Pork Boston Butts .... lb. 34c Pork Liver lb. 23c C1Supumt. (Uiunmtni in iu u t C liiu u v n tn l T in ' vvnrni hcm ity nf tin * Invidv golden mU|tlt* xtiiti' wiH tultl c h a rm a n d <r>mf' C tn yniir hum**. lSm s tu rd ily g o m drurtod and y e t h» Ijtdititiftilly designed, thi* m el­ low m aple wiH lm of limp and fa ith fu l serv ice. W e ul«o h av e m aple ste m lamp",, en d ta b le * an d co ck tail ta b le s in m aple to m a tc h thin su ite . Fxcrrise Your Right To Vote—Register Nuw! Mather of Sanford P h on e 127 n iA im n t K iM i Potatoes ....... 4 lbs ... T i l l N It** — M l * T V IIII — V K C T* Collards .... ige bunch GEORGIA SHIPPED, Dressed & Drawn Fowl 48c PHONE 200 STRICKLAND MORRISON LOVELY MAPLE G ra p e fru it..... 5 for TELEPHONE OPERATORS S tarting H ate 5 days . ‘ $25.00 SHOULDERS GIGANTIC ARRAY OF WILD-ANIMAL ACTS INCLUDING D A M O O DHOTRE Lamb Legs M v i JUNGLE JEOPARD/ Single or Married Agea 16 • 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent increases • Ovcrlimc pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e f a late hnurs APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays 8 - 12 i t h i RutWIit, tpfUi I I I h i m a.tut* TEL. & TEL. CO. ★ tapirt asms mi Ish In hnwadk »m ,J .. ( L A C K u U S P O T T ID L I0 P A R D S lrM A S IA m i At RICA, H A C K JAG UARS Own IC U A D C R , P U M A S l>«w P A N A M A . ItK itd iU f C lftif S***i«it futtH iUeri The LONDON MUSIC HALL C H IM fS tattovHiy r t m i r k i k l f Iik« Lwnttn L « is |i, BOILING BACON Lamb Chops Bulk Cottage Cheese Pork P a n Sausage IM III! 1*1111K * » U IN i:ll Sausage ................. t*» ( M i d ft flM vim f ei fh tf t tt im i aii«f ★ tA*1*(h twit) BRUIT a IN CLOUDS ★ C*mha| CwfTMl tl Cipnfc| ClIRRS ★ U a l Stb <1 VMI VaWtj mi VuulAI, ★ lillMfRiur) (ipiMili il fttilitiiaw ★ ★ PEAS PEA! No. 2 ran 15c No. 2 can Umm lj Cwtua NUKtRUl SftCliOl i t rn^M ktn I l l S C t i l ! m i l u l l Fill IISIIM *( KfVlj aufttiO M I n V Ballard's Flour 'Shore th e W heat' 5-lbs. 32c 10-lbs 68c 25-lbs $1.39 PEARS Fey Evap. lb. pkg. Tenderleaf TEA 'A lb pkg. ,T irk rla on *alr Clrvua Day al Roumillat A ’ Andrriwn D rue 8 lyre and ' al Clrra* (irotind*. (Do not P honr). * - FOR THE % COFFEE f Fr s i t°i m f 1946 FUND C A M P A I G N Stockley’s Bart. Star C. Beef Pears 2'/2can32c Hash 16oz. 2! J P e a t H - U ^ F IN IS H IN G - • v .■ t" * the unavoidable, tejl-tale ng are gone forever fr6m mentsl The omazing hew _ • ,.... r tie County , process of MSteam*AIre" finishing ra­ stages ond reconditions most garments* t0 their just-like-new, fresh-from-theilore look . . . renew* your whole famit/i wardroke . . . y*t we offer It at no Increase In prices. Call us tomorrow . . . for the finest cleaning, plus "SteamAire" finishing. •• ^ . ..j i ■ > > *.AI U - 71% W dtrUmmd ~ 17c im h i : t id lt i,., •I ik« Loot, R.iuii L..1*i ila b.fitW- Shank End Butt End .... Center Slices PORK MOR 12 V •8 COCKTAIL 46 JUICE fM |ll-V B. B. Crumley • General Insurance Atlantic National Bank Building Rubbing Alcohol 15c Pickles 12-oz par 25c 33 Bleach q t btL 10c Black Pigs ......... 15c Cigarettes ctn. $1.64 R l r t H y * . r t ;R m , | O . f c Com No. 2 can 15c Macaroni Salad Cream Cheese IVORY SO A P �In Unity There Is Strength — T o P rotect lh* Peece of Hie Wortdi T o Praasota the Progress of A m erica; -To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. 7' AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII V !L w ■■■ 1 Established 1908 SANFORD. F LO R ID A . FR ID A Y . 29. 1910 j Riot Occurs In THE WEATHER Partly cloudy with little change In etm perslure this sflernixin. tonight and Saturday. Few shower* this afternoon. r One Killed And Ten Injured In Fighting Between J e ws ^ And German Police I T * STUTTGART, G e r m a n y , Mar. 29, <AP) — A fierce two-hour riot in a displaced portions camp has caused the death of one person and . wounded ten others, includInrar ffvo other displaced sons, four German policemen r,.an d an American soldier. V Military government of- N L 'K H N K R G . Mar. 5l». History In The Making At U.N. Council Meeting fA V - Former German Foreign Ministei Joachim Von yihhontrop told the Nuetn*-‘‘c war rrtnie* trihunal lo d n \’ >" warned Adolf Hitler ,■fo * i — war that the llr itlah I'/mTTl s .. l r io" Ihe’Tnst man foi' ilstli cmilire. , Von' Rlblienirbp | denied vehemently h# ever had described the British people os "degenerote." — The Nasi diplomnt denied M l false nllegutions that he told i -flcials announced th a t th e u v a y c ! Hitler from Loudon that England 1 flftht broke out when Germnn was degenerate and would nut •' police — accompanied by United Jjighr:---- Stntea aiiliU ry police— started n Von Rihbeirtrop Jhen went on . search for counterfeit ration l wjth a long reeltutinn * of his stam ps. American arm ored cars asserted effort* , to effect on were summoned and thotr ap­ understanding Ia! tween 1'ilt.iin | pearance put a n . end to the riot. and Germany prior to thn out M ilitary governm ent officials break of the war. TJie former said they began the search about German fnieign minister ih agg*'d <1:30 A.M. German Ume, with In the names of Stanley I nldwin about 135 German police, accomi ami 'W inston Churchill in the § pan led by 85 German investigator* I course of hi* testimony. « ^ a n d a group of American m ilitary However, the tribunal varied iollce. The diaptSCMi person* were ( Ilibbonirop repeatedly to burton nformed by lo u d sp e a k e r that a ! ills speech mid stick to the perblack market tgiri Mas in pro­ , tinent facts. gress- They wfY* Instructed to Von Itibhcntrop was described perm it police .10 e^ te r homes by un earlier witness ,.s not a which m ake-a* the camp on the Today the N ali outaklrta o f S tu ttg art. The Ger. A VETERAN OF TH REE YEARS in the Pacific, ex-arm y Captain 11 (ileal N un man police were met by a shower John S. Cnolewinski, 28, is shown in New York City n . he started .jtplomat himself declare I I al\m> * made everv effort of bricks and bottlet. They said hi* new job of street cieam-i Because the Sanitation Department National Socialist thay opened fire after being fired 'IldriT have a uniform to fit him Choewtnski wore part* of his nrm> to |... ,i *t upon by ft sniper. uniform. He took the sweeper's job when ho found, despite an i No III and I was proud to la- one engineering degree, th a t he couldn't get the type of work he wanted i.f a -mull group of idealist* .In. wanted r-> bung pio-llgc I International Ion k i.i tu t many Wekiva Project Asked By Lansing'Walkout Asked By Landing Of Soft Continuation Of seventh District Coal Miners Now OPA Is Advocated Conference Appears Certain By Paul Porter ""r SMnd"5' A' M' D«*pnHincut * i 'oinnwnilef M en«h P orter U n iia g in behalf of the: Seminole County Sportsm an A As. Sportsman s-'' Says Lewis Administration, , T n 1 u Ii O | M A ttp m n H n ir **S ° raxW u *Cmmp pu i imi »g toei.tion of which he i. pre.idem j Prevent Agreem ent j He pointed out that for this N ext fC W £5*1V S - Mnt-t. 1 ‘ M o fltllH Can Be Dangerous W iU n r i min | flu tte r L. f i»»Aii irtiK tan ten of f ir«*r of , the V et- 1tins AdmlllliDasion, will . ........ morning at 10:«n Sunday ,-k ni the Junior High School j speak Ala Say a Movements Of Red Troops In Iran Does Not Re­ move Current Issue NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR GROMYKO ASKS IRAN-RED DISPUTE BE DROPPED , J if meetingwof tt^jon^Viub %f Battle 1.18 Check To Handle Charges • Rihbcntrop V i o l e n t ­ ly Denies He Ever Described B r i t i s h Degenerate People On appeal for fund* with which to remove w ater hyacint*. fa lle n ! tree* and other obstructions that I im pair navigation of the Wekiva I N t 'M R E R Associated Press leased Wife Hitler Warned « E r.rjm tA ^ n s o iv p « j f t h . p i ^ ^ w etend tm p ire f .MARCH lie r a lA U tllH J f f - sw r !___.:_V"T YORK. M »r. 29 ( ,\P ) —'T he Iranian A m h iv aidor has lold (he Uniletl Nations Security Council that be has been aulhurilcd to take whatever .action he e«msider* necessary to ' protect the security of-hi*-vuntH eyr ~ The ambassador) Hu«*du Ala, made hi* statem ent lhl» a f ­ ternoon a» the Security Council opened another public session with Ruw*ia again not represented. The Iranian A m b a ssa d o r for the first lime disclosed that he haa been given prac­ tically a blank cheek, in the handling of his country*" charges against Soviet Rus­ sia—charge* growing out of continued Russian occupation of part* of IranAla made his asserllon In answer to a quwatlon from I he Polish representative on the Council, Oscar I an-e. s question submitted at » pre­ vious mewling. He also an­ swered another Polish ques­ tion—whether Russian troop* are withdrawing from Iran as announced In Moscow Ala said that he b*s no intormation, official or otherwise, that any Soviet tr»w*n» have crossed the border l ar i i nIran “ I hare heard'', he add rd. "of certain troon. move­ ment inside Iran, but that does not rem ote the issue. NEW YORK. M ur 29.— (A IM — M e m b e rs o f l In- U n it­ ed N atio n ." S o n i r i t v < o tiiifil niliied n h it re t m e e tin g l fl llio ir HiftHtda tm ln y It im I lint thi> ptiriatsi1 lin'J't*sttjnti, a c h i'd nlcd Im' 2 2 U t ’.M . THE UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL VOTES ? TO 1 AGAINST THE PROPOSAL (K a n lo rii T in ti 'l, tvna tu p u t ____ AND ____ n__ ____ _____ unfr.inung the United Nation* Security Council, the Lhu fin ia liittif u n u l u s In a VII r ll-AVN AITKD lM U ___ S S E__ D PROBLEM ' Iranian situation. reneltcd » clim ax.a( the end rtf a I oil.- nil Io , - im. *t llunler College in the llrultk. ! I im. l>s* . ■•,,u I « \t,luA r|U f. **11C? s . . work the S tate Game and Fish WASHINGTON. Mar. 29,. (>Vi WASHINGTON. Commission had pirom iitd.............. SOW, — A w a lk o u t srf -4U0/HM1 so ft coni th i fiportamin* AModatton IlDtJ, miitets n t midnight Sunday now — OPA AdmlnlxtYrftnr ter today- asked Congt the Cnamher of Commerce TWO appeals certain. The natiouni and i th a t a number of individual Coal Association mid today th at tend the life of the anil donations had been made. Kir.jr there is no prospect of un ngtee- Price A dm iniatration until :llll . o'clock 1947. P orter declared that OPA jlucu at u t m o im o u n n f i f r i 'i i t e n l rtf *11 Lion Clyde Ramsey proposed t h a t i * " ' ’ , , time to prevent the must continue operating for the gate* and visitors. rm in ril inemlmrii hut lli m in to the Lion* take action on ihc | Heglstrallon for members of present to avert the d isa strr of M i p p o r t the requeit fn r i n f n n t m m atter pending a report by the Uni,„', Mj,lp Worker(l |>re.l(|rnt inflation. P orter told the House the Auxlllaiy program will lake l Inti o n I ta n ^ r t i i - f n i v " f ■'!*** club treaaurer. John L. Lewi* several day* ago Ranking Committee th a t the nest place at the same titnr at 'h e I l y i n f i lA nrthi tu lm%r JDtkrii tho Lion lujnsing revealed thnl the miners would stay 12 month* or so a r r the most U S D H u ildm g, » in -r e S c v nth lrAik*r«thifi in the 1***1#* itffull Irving F e tn b e rr chemist home 'starling Sunday midnight. dangtruu* ami thnl if prices ore District President. Mt* Roy I’reti Hiivipt Amhti- Aftth'i V ii d r f 1 Southern Chemicals, Inc., was **- jf a ncw ngrermrnt is not reach-loot watched, they might j ump' l l - , will 0|leli itnferenic tiinmvk** i*niin*r **»• I h* vlii'. ha^ perimentlng with a non poisonous 1 hy thnt tim r. th.- executive 130. to or Ml per cent h irkpnt ■■■k, ai which ID's J •|eat ,l « v i . h t l a h r l l t r f h . a ...i •! spray that m ight kill the hya of the National Coni Porter sard that a g r n e ia i price depot Intent prext.li-nl, „ ill tirli.tr j lrn«i tht» AfU*rti«Min « *»f cinlh*. He told ot work ialready, A, ioctllifon Johll p. Hattie, say* rise would he more likely to i f . th e main nddrr»* Mu S ib il, th r I ’tnttul N 11 uity done and of large 15 inch rotted | j(( no hone of agree tarn than In stim ulate production, I Itoulh. p n »lilent nf Sanford * •> J t littncil. He hn» «l<pri*tw‘d Io v , rcinoved ft„m the m rnt ^ inK reaciie.l hy then. but that OPA is prepared to id ! No. 53. will give the atliite-. of w h e t h e r he w i ll Muike k n o w n h i* itre am , which should, he said, I Hattie uccusc-i I^iwla of making ju st ceilings where it is p r o v e d , welcome In which Mr*. < !l. ile**jfiion lit n d v i i i k i ' in o rre s p o n * cleared In Weitivn Siinngs. Ho no effort to reach an agreem ent they are n production bottleneck, j Bradley, president pf l}ir <)r’ ' y ,. , .... . * Rains' nnd ideal celery grow dent-is _ expressed the hop* that O ran g n iun(j | a j j th a t on the contrary, Tho OPA ran also help, added j Inndo Unit, will * respond. M*1* ., inju i'j t t lu 'l h a v e »liu l y ie ld s u p The ltu»a lu n r r p m r n t iiU v * ! on V County would rm-owrato la hie U w li lryin|r to prevent a.t Porter, by m aintaining stable W alter A ltrrm n tt, membsTship . to 7«h» tu f t c r n l r s an acre In the Seeurily Count’ll n)*ti explain* work In portion* where the river; „ re«m tnl by that time. Battle m aterials price* which will pro- chairm an, will speak, tit* S A iifo n l sa n d lo t s iftlm i. rd yt»*twday‘* rnKuoderitDindimCe la In th a t county. ' | declared that Lcwla ii only going vlda industry with n basis fur' Mr*. I.urenc Irwin will inttoQiiidi' • in * 11 |M»rt*Ml Io ht» f i - N e w *rm *n u *d e rslo *M | h im Ut *•»> AI Lyons of the golf to u rn o -; ih rt}U(th the motion* of collective conffdenco nboul future costs. duce the guests Mrs. Stir id e m rreilmit a in I ••r m»" laf if1*' r u n - he interole .dto m Itn d y'***irtiln y ment committee feported th a t bargaining. lie *aid the mine ihr*‘»'*i tint Ih’hvh' i m Imih a fu u iioun'i t»e**ti<i« hi t« .td. tu* O PA . said Porter, will set f a i r 1 Wilson, district Chaplain, wdl j lllllftf Kiwanl* had bw n beaten and t h a t , workers chief had turned down standard* for all and then will g i v e the invocation. Mrs Hetty viu H'liPt M'- «!r i»Vr* aiutlttd m o l t o w n N« a f Iu!*h t ,-itn! a fp r e a e n t thjpr* w#fe about even 1>ff(,r ,))r mlnr np«rator* which AjmpWn will lean fur nearly lift h"ur Cm 'h i ltf»l with Rotary, aW'VlfllJreused con- /nllnwc,| 1(le WBgr pattern already back their rnforram ent with it11 McClure C itlirrii in th«* dyv%nD*wn -1tjiiem'P demntid in Ifu Iu the yinjntrit r u r e t -ii 1*' Che MuiCi Mrs. Miirifar-'t - jVoutd win.- pet j,, lhc gUp)> oil „ ld . uto. tha vigor anil skill It ran muster. fldence th a t th*M t i«*ti blinked thru *•>«'-» Hi “ 'h 11' Wp;ik * ' * I k I n jfet *i/rt aiit h While Porter i|roke, n move kk.ii 11 • >*** °f Lceihuri? will leatl tho k«» afttd tt*d*\ tfmt *■ i t ’ '» v A’ brief report i*hi»tf*nt tnflay c* '^ ^ e n u thnl * , nl" r 1 motive Industries. I I .tu Mil l A half • growing In C ungres. to hark the .lligln g of the National Anthrm to i t p ' i i % i* T%J d iit t h f i , Baseball league the cluck nt 1 iMt S tm t uLdI ii •» \ h i ^ Y. * 0 Hattie added that Lewi* ho* OPA and give It authority •« Tin prenmhlr will he led by fur ejnftllor i I m * s . he intcruled Io *t»eitd ji**l»rd*y Oiler Lan- refused til discuss wages ami Lions was given 1'uik Avenue ha I In-* it tv »hjui|» , a n d i u . Mlllsom of Rtf iiiit'u . a, vkhirh vbrre i|tiot«*ri, terilay** uriMiuti. Mrs. Kathryn of > rost- hour* until his damnmls have been continue for another yeat. .ling. George i’»l with haietU lit mdit’tttu lh** I fin I" i ■■«'.»! at to 1-100 on. 1 4\ spet in I t-nimni**t**fi tinlaj* Democratic n e p re .c n t.liv e Alm ei1 Mr"' .» "? * 9 proof was a lime met for a miners’ welfare fund. Forsnd of Rhode Island ha, f u r . n - . , wl11 J " ' 1 ' h"w £ ?'' ’ T» **d«v v%v fr h*ti'tl »l f i 2ft tn | |{"mu( i! » plea t*» lh * I'uiled Na In nildltiun n hi and new liaffie yj foi H ill mii Tl ur*d«yf while tiorm OtKitnualt 'o tu nr«f to it This, said Battle, would be In the . . . lighting system is being atlarlu-d form of n royalty on every ton were quoted lhut there t* true fiectlom of tho -At Meade WtDon, American Legion t u t he clock support, which m large t.'dden congre*»mrn in iupp<irt of hotU n ,. J(>e| Kielil. will address lhu of coal mined. i.commander of the * D epartm ent , Bhl to I f the latest nml lu'«t of by 1‘Ydrfftl S tate Market New* world press. price control agency. It Is called fojorf nt II to $2.00. .Small Golden The commission ts a private tho committee for the protection Adjournment of both meeting* of Florida, will he tho mein n , type, heving whal is know variolic- of four* to ten* brought liody which operates under a of the consumer. conaumer. R eprw enU livo wjj| wiii fnk(e p ' i|#c,. c«* at- LOO nt Sumlgy morning during „„ t |l0 Anti-Phantom lonse. epresentative, - — pm *9 0'* to «2.I5 and' small I'n.cal, grunt, by Time, Inc., to the Uni* V▼(Ri fJl- rXpj «l »p Ch Ur lnt ttUi nU nI I >new A t nl BrTllp a n t i c c i t y . Them was a Joseph Baldwin, New York R»- l ^ ph* tlm* * i J l w u f dl'miir ‘K ^ n " ' 1 l ,*lr£ t , eo" W * The work l« being dune ny EC. ♦fTHl, C u'tlnoa have hern heavy .re alty of Chicago, ,v U | n th i internal publican, will hr co-chairman pnd vjl| gcrvr() gt tho U flo n H u t/ {?, *{' f'*' ' 1" ,for'1 Junior H nrprr ana a . . i ,lain*. Tha clock mid it I* rstimaU-d ihat Florida in a special report,- the com* - ■- ■ ■ struggle in the CIO United Auto Representative ( h a .c Going Mood- At H 0(J n'c|(M.j, Saturday evening l 1” 11 gcl>° 01' via* originally ddmmted hy A A.it *n* mm If. I by lt . . „ ..................... Moat aloree in Sanford,* excepU Worker* -Conventian. The retlr- .house. Moses and creeled b> the Indv hnulings of celery will amount mission asks for no internal ona. Connecticut Democrat, will , hcre wjM llt, B reception with restau ran ts and drug stores, a r o . i n g president, It. J. Thomas, bo secretary. (undent Merchant* AssocWbAt. A to more than 700 cars this week, covenant within the framework of music and entertainm ent at tha :le d to b« closed *11 d a y | charged th a t gangster* and hoodAbout 225 acre* choir* the United Nations to remove acres of City prnpotal aome Umembfo to ■___ i # s r . i ___ ______. u . . . ..... .— . . . .L S I) Building. * , political am! other bnrrtrm *o • Wednesday for the V eteran'*, lum* were trying to put p re u u ie Jones temove the clock wu» ahandone-I amllnt celciy remain to In) that information ran flow (reel, i Tho Htv. W. r . Brook*. Jr.. M T S . rgatoa to the TJAW A single hawk may devour bunTbo Rtv, W. P. Brooks Homecoming Celebration. It w u on certain dalrgalea 1 V due to public sentiment expressed hurva-ted in this section i i io i etween countries. The commissiot t will give the invocation at the _____ __ revealed at e meeting of tho) convention in A tlentic City, dreifs of mice dally. the 111V th r e week*. The per- asks the United Nation* Economt Legion conference a t Junior High Kunrrnl servieea for Mrs, Doiiie tin t it remain. board e f dlrectere .of th* 8 an-j entnge of Pascal after April 15 and Social Security tHiuncil to r* 1School. Fred It. Wilson, in U h* f j ( , y j 0ne*. who on Thursday nf fold Merchant* Awocletlon yeawill po-sihlv tw only 20 prlcenl mdvo artirlal barriers th a t re of the City, will give an address temoon illni at, her home nt the * terday. It we» unenimoualy de* It. F. Maguire, prominent Or_U_ • * _ - - ------- M a atllw.Uilrta held nt I mdu attorney, will deliver a of * tho local movement. March strict the flow ol Hews, afternoon talk on "l.ibernllnni ami Its Fight shipment* for the state have Iwrn nveiuging around 000 car* a S u tler offi- A gnintt Communism" t'DUUFXTIDN at tho woe'-. For tin f ust three weeks . cinting. Interm ent will he in Lake notary luncheon Monday. It was erroneously tepnrted In Oen. M ,*h |iitu-.i u , I' m , Three! will respond. Post D epartment view Cemetery. Mr*. June* was yesterday's edition of The Herald D rug store* and resU urante ere th a t the City has issinnl a perm it B. II. Crumley county ch airm an * F itts, D o r o t h y Ann Whilncr, Commander J. B. "Kirkpatrick of „ metnla-r of the Church of gakad to remain open In order to to the Free Methodist Church “ Cobb, Toi Livingston, Kuati* Post 41 will introduce the Christ nf Sanford. Shu had been help arcoromodate th# thouadnda of the Red Croaa m em benhip Frances uesta. The roll call will be given for a building to \pr constructed In III "health for some time. m expected to attend the many gala drive, today stated that he wiahed Daphne Connelly. hy 7th D istrict Adjutnift Julian She is survived by the alater.ln a t an estim ated cost of (3,000, “ eranta which have been planned Io acknowledge with grateful *pSpecial Gift* Committee, Mrs. Btenstrom. The permit wo* issued for an law, Mr*. Josephine Jones of San­ elation the halp of tha follow- John M e i a r h , chairman, Mr*. In honor o f 8anford and Bemlnole Announcement* wi|! be marie ford; a niece, Mrs. George Phillips estim ated ( 6,000 construction. people who «o generoualy Harry E. Took*. Mr*. W. A. nty vetermna. by J, J. Roeen, commander -if of Hamlet, N(C.( and three n e ­ Adams, Mre. C. L Powell, Mrs, ‘ doI* wit) atae be eioaed and gave or their time and effort: , Outboard motor boat enthus­ Residential Section, The Ban- Wallace Bail, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Campbell-Lotslng Poet 53, San­ phews, ,J. Vida) Jones and W.L. the closing o f meat atorea The Sanford Garden Club'** ■remise it tin* no competitors, ford. Jones of Sanford and ILF. Jones Flower Show, with Sirs. W. A. ihe added. The number of blos­ iast* who last Sunday attracted __*t everyone will be free to ford Woman'* Club, Mrs, Roy Til- Mrs. Robert Axt. s large of New MexicoIU, chairman, Mrs. W. A- Leavitt, East 8 lde: Mr*. Joe Corley, taVn part In the eelebration. . - crowd of. spectators F itts a* chairman In the ubaonro soms allowed In each entry is . quite lhe lak e front during praetje# It was "Uo decided to recom­ Mr*. C. J. Fisher. Mr*. A. M. chairman, Mr*. W. L. Roche, Mrs. of Mr*. A. W. Epps will I* njwn sp *1 e c ifie d under classes and sec- j' on runs, will again have a practice mend a t the next general meet­ Phillips, Mrs. J, t l Courier, Sr„ Clark Laonardy. ‘ |k '\Vedneaday W< T n ^ O n n n n n ^ M n n H a v ' 1^ * ™ CLAIMS^ MRS. M lL L tR i^ j l0 ^ pUb from tiiotm. 'Sunday morning at about 0:30 Non-profit Organization*: Mem­ I o U p e n O n M o n d a y .. .B. etty . . Miller, „ ... fortn„ rMl. h- x1 a*i0 o until m on P.m .. m ing of the association the addi­ Mrs. H. *». Rucker. Mr*. Rosa C las* 1— Itoaea Mrsform er r a i l tion of tw - new classification* for Adams. Mr*. Herbert Moreland, ber* of Pilot Club. Oty? o r three blossoms allowed o'clock In preparation for tha dent of Sanford and a resident o f | ,ho races on April 3, according to Mrs. W. 8. Bgumley, Mr*. J. N. J , E. Cordala of M arietta, Ga., Miami for the p ast five y ea r* .' Lusinaaa District: Ed. Mona t Fleet Street and San- to a vnsc. Police Capt. Hoy O. Ttllis who Gillon, Mre. Jam** Koughton. forton, W. A. Morrison, Ben will open Monday a ntw dry died yesterday In th a t city a t f;,rd Avenua, Mr*. H. H. Ic- Section I—light pink was recently re-elected as head HG -ettone are for laandry and Mr*. E. Compton. Mrs. Harry Young, Robert Cobb. cleaning establishm ent, the Model the hoMe of her parent*, Mr. and Gf*l,n- prcaident of the t'ar*fcn " 2 —d ark pink of the Outboard Association. and for boaulleiana Brown, Mr*. Tresa Hamll, Mr*. " .3—red American Legion David Smith, Cleaners, which will occupy the Mr* I It Kisav according to In- Club, has extended an invila'ion _— —— Maoda SaU htr, Mr*. J . N. west half of tho form er sita o t formation S i e W M - , ‘o all reaidenU of the county and M 4—white A. a Skinner. J. J. Roceo. NO MEETING Cullen, Mr*. E. G. K I n l a w , * Naval Air Station'' Ensign H. the Table Supply Grocery ator* " 6 —yellow Mm. Miller, well known in n“ rb* lll0.’^n , P tnU)r cxhlbiu Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mrs. John Joe] Field, adjutant uf th* local on W ait F irst 8 treat. " li—any - other color city, i* surived by two sons, H arry , n d visit the show. Hintons. )N 18 ^IBCHAAOKD Eick. Mr*. John Roger*, Mr*. J. D.Colored American Legion post, announc­ Assisting him wilt be two eons ■n,< Ttmlilv I E ntries roust bo brought to the Class 2— Annuals Division: Rev. W. If. Lee, Mr*. Brailey Odham. Mr*. _________|,h o w by 0:30 A. M. on April 3 iust out o f the service, Donald, a ami Bu<wrA rrta tis—Ifl stalks, A sters—0 ed this afternoon that there will ___ S/t Gordon V. Frederick U J. E. Courier, J r4 Mrs. Marvin Z&itdvfv* and exhibitor* will us* thbir own stalks, Calendulas—fl stalk*. Car, be no Legion inrcting Monday form er coxswain In the Nsval Air Farmer's Markat: Mr*. Martha Leddon, Mre. a C. Blanc, Jr. service, and Jamqy, a former Pvt. Jesse G. Caruthcrs, Bear- container*, Mt*. F ills emphasised, nations — 10 stalks. Centaur**— night. All members of the San­ All rules arc to be strictly en ­ 10 stalks, C lsrk la—d stalks, lNan- ford post, however, arc urged to technical sergeant In the Army dall Avenue, was recently "UisTheatre Collection*: Margafat Atxarello. Ited Bute* Navy, according to West Bide: C. F. Branan. A ir Foree. A lso 'assistin g will be charged from the 1650th SOU forced and when there Is only thi* — 10 stalks, E v erlstln gs — 6 attend th# Seventh Ih strict con­ rmation received today from Dingfelder. chairman, Carolina Laka Monroe: Mre. Phil Bach, it. E. Taylor, -a brother-in-law P atient's Section, regional hos­ one exhibit in a c la n it will be stalk*. Lupin*— 3 stalks, Mieno- ference slated Sunday morning Kaval P#«o*»*t Separation Lee, Kitty Odham. Joyce Gooda t tha Junior High School. Judged according to m erit, not speed, Gloria Damping, Nancy ( V e a il a e e * o a r * « » T k r * * ) pital of Port Knox, Ky. who aerved with the Baa Bees. tCeatiweed n h a s Three) r, Jacksonville. 'I’o Speak Here Rains, Ideal Weather Swell Celery • Yields Up To 1,000 Crates Per Acre Approximately 225 Acres Of Choice Sandot Celery ReinainH T<i Be Harvested In This Section Within Next Three Weeks Citizens Blink As Town Clock Again Indicates T i me in. ........... 7 Stores In Sanford Plan To Close For TV™ LnHt Rites Held For Dollic ^ y\n,lr^mm^nr°cuity-wid#;; Cruntley Acknowledges Assistance Of ij; 7 '^ v '^ht p-rttcipata in the eelabra- C0Unty CitlZettS Itt Red CfOSS DrlVC , Memor^r'oat No lS ^l^lil^mem'wT.I t' Annual Garden Club Flower Show Set To Open Wednesday Morning K Dry Cleaning Shop ■ T E ^ a i C ’t K f t S jJ3K V SSi’ & .'X ■ : ' - "W kla --- ■M ■ ' ■— 1 « - »Ven“f\8y'ye.*r.,lwiii Z{ . i ■•SSP* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a24090553c762e25add13a6b66b01417.pdf 9a097f9433fd78a02ca8b84cc1367131 PDF Text Text 'i I* i t ' "JV ‘ ‘ y ' . " y f , v , ‘ l*** lhtrc l« little ornsmrrUntion cxfor a decorative grille on Center Theater May Become Interim c:pt either side of the stage. These really cnitiouflnge light nmj sound Headquarters For UNO In New York 'equipment. trud i NEW YO RK—The Center Thea­ ter, which may liecomc Interim headquarttra for the United Na­ tion* General Assembly, was a white elephant during its fir.it eight years. Three and a half million dollars worth of modernity, it war built at the height pf the depression. It* Courtship with the legitimate, stage was an gfti»gain-nff;ggxlB a if al»«sA)v*n»K«dpy 'fcl>TyllstI T ^ r -thm rr, ~TKe Tlildm i.ilyn , Alu*tc Hal), It didn't fare much better with the rincma. Not until the papular Ice shows arrived In 1040 did the Center Theater find it- fix ton*. It la 22 feet in diameter •arid neccaaitatca a apecial veotilatng system to carry off the in­ tense heat generated by the 100 flood lights. Supplementing this indirect lighting device are dirret beams projected through small holes In tho .calling. I'lushy .Tomfoil __In mldMion itT "Scats,' ■ 'k m TTo j □ ir W ’rhiiTro’vv-halronfis which give nn unobstructed view o f the stage. Unlike nthcr legiti­ mate theaters, the hmi<<- is cqult*ped with elevators. The m i 'js are plushier, there I* more Irgroom. Logically because of Its i newness. It is more, modem aud comfortable in" every way than is i customary with the older houses. I The Center Theater opened, n* a movie house, on December ill), 11)32. Its first presentation was “ The Animal Kingdom," starring Lastie Howard and Ann 'Harding. Karlv in 10114 the theater turn­ ed to stage presentation*. "The .Great W alls" ran not mom than eight months and in 193$ the theater went back to motion pi:10 res. * 'K egittm ate shows were tried again with a five-month run of "White Horse Inn" in l»3fl mid Despite the Ice show* capacity business, the theater never ha* •earned' quite the landmark it* m od ern plushnrss warrant'd. Maybe the General Assembly is it what the Center Theater has ♦n waiting for. Although the Assembly would meet there for only six weeks of the year and e . lee whow would fill the rest the calendar, the brief session would ■make It not only a land­ i, mu inaLc «* ih p i m ij . mark, but in a place of hlatory. Appropriate Decorations K 9 State James K. Byrnes, General George C, Marshall, U. B. Ambas­ sador to Chlna.ts shown leaving the While House In Waahlngton after c-wWrirwrw-tth-PWesieewe-Wnjm.'OI Marshall, who acted as peacemaker in China's civil strife, will leave for Chungking ngnm after a few days test. (International .Voumlphoto) a a tru -n f J. K ■ G a., urul THE KILGORE SEED CO. 300 W. First HL 4 We Deliver Phone 24R l.e n lm r -n f A Hunt a: llu fu s D. D avis of Ln- [range, Ga., Maxcy said. Doth tenton and Davis pled guilty to ;‘ i charge* of selling nylons with a * i ' ■ v-eil'rik' if . 31 til per puli fur I LOO - . . / I per pair. ? ; In Greensboro, three OPA in- ,.A •' ''-I ' : vI \ \ ,d ’ i I n" lI v. t i g a l o n :i * 'ig n r ,l to hn-iik i.|> rip n ylo n tn-.ki t y r r ln g , l i a r e d o v e r -ce ilin g « ale s to W a lte r Then (a liu s llu .l R ro w n and H a rr y G e t* . M i t r y re p o rte d . -■ Investigations revealed t h a t they had suld ;U> dozen Ih-sl- fur t'.u'il amounting In $"0 per dm. Both men were placed untl'r u Jlu.000 ImiihI. :F ■ l Perhaps you're planning fo hare a change mode .Vine rich in art the largest own­ MIMING DIRECTOft-GENEOAl OF UNSRA, Herbert H. Lehman (left) ta rtiov.n in Wathinjlnn receiving from Major General Lcwl* I f llershey ers of crude oil reserves outside the United Stales, with the Brit­ tho Selective Service Medal awarded for hla organisation and ndmlnlish and Dutch second. % stration of Hie draft while governor of New York State, (falernaljonal) Helium, found with natural ga*. now roubles deep sea diver* In remain under wager- for asMtfng u* six' hour*. • In your lilting in the new book. In that case, please tell us now so you will be listed tyrrsctljr. Many details are involved In preparing a tele­ phone directory. So any odrance notice you can A plant to manufacture synthct ic E R h o lin r rtttil elicBcl till give us of changes In listings will be appreciated. from nnturnl ga* i*_ being constructed jtn Texas. The ancient Egyptians ale said to have performed amputations and various openitions on the eye. Unlike of nn archltect'a fancy, it doe* have something symtialie w i t h which tn touch Ihelr linnglnatlnni The huildlng's architects ongaged artist* -Iti-nr (Tinmbellmi anil Oronislo to model mythologi­ cal figure* nod symlml* in low rtlief on the auditorium ceiling. The »rnle<i del'gate* will have only to look up to see the splen­ dor of Apollo, the beauty' o f ’ Venu* or the grace of Diana. They can, if they like substitute ill then imagination lhi; splemlm and strength-nf a world working i in union if they are successful Hut the c< ding also shows Chi­ mera*. grotesque creatures * sug­ gesting Vague, age-old f e a r * . 'Ihise symbolic reminders will tie In attendance at every session. Although the ' Center)* 3,000 seating capacity make* it far ami away the largest of the New York ligitimate theater*. It could easily lie tucked into any one of a num­ ber of movie house*. The delegate* will enter an ample but not enormous rectan­ gular lobby. .Soft colors in the wall*, carpels smt draperies ere accented hy the vermilion audi­ torium doors At the ft r end nf the foyer, a brord curved stairviiy lead* up to ih* mexianlne. At the other end e similar stair­ way leads down to the lounge. Through the auditorium doors, thoy will glimpso a simplicity r«r-> in legitimate theaters'. The wall* are African mahogany anil S outhern B e i l T elep h o n e a n d T eleg raph C om pany 111= 111111=111=111=III =111=111= III= m = ABIUTY TO SIE objecis In III* dark u far away as 15 milM has been ;nxd»‘ possible through tho Invcnllon of lh* super-conducUnf bulomeior at John Hopkins Unlvcrslly. In Baltimore, Md. Tire, invent ion was developed by a chemical group headed by Dr. Donald H. Andrew* (above). It It an Infra-red eye which permits the observer to see without hla own position being de­ tected. f International Foundnlioloi LIFE'S DARKEST MOMENT NEWARK. N. J., i/l'i— Leopold Fee hi ncr of Newark hu* been ml* leclinr jokes In several language* f . *_____ L. i P l n m u i i... TV" T*>r I16 year*. 11) Witith 110.turn |i, the dog-cared Joke co|lection Imoke he has made, Fechtncr *nhl there just aienT many funny storiea left for him to hear, lie ’s heading his hobby toward cartoons now, TV" -• i f C H IN A 4^-' - CEDAR CHESTS Natural color cedar cheulrt thnt are roomy nnd prnctlcnl. •Mori- thnn 200 new lym** of radio tulie* wero developed dup. Ing I he w *r. If she linen her home flhe’ll lonrc lhies set of china. Beautiful flaf*l pattern on a lovely quality china. Complete wervlce for eight, 63 pieces. BABY* CARRIAGES AU steel frames with fold­ ing tops, easily adjustable.* rubber llres for easy rolling. 2 t J -95 up B A B Y BEDS Give the new baby comfort in this beautiful crib. H uh convenient drop side, well built, spring and mnttrnvi for long wear. Maple or enamel finish. 19-95 up DRYCIEANED GARMENTS WITHOUT "SHINE" OR SEAM IMPRINTS HARD, PRESSED NAPS . . . ARE NOW | Travel Irons A t LAST. . . ths unovoidoble, teH-tole mork* of preulng or* gone forever from drydtaned garments! The omoxing new proceu of "SteonvAIre" finishing restores and recondllloni moil garments* to their just-like-new, freih-from-thoslore look .. . renews your whole fom- i. \ i C - m in n lp C o u n ty wort'ro^ . ’* . yet we offer It ot no Increase In prices. Call us tomorrow . . . for the finest cleaning* plus "Steam-. A W fmilhlng. Rutland Building,* Orlande. . win Ttnu, p p )- MUs Gladn 'Ridgeway, Q.95 up ;- She Teach You Braille, Bricklaying CHATTANOOGA. MNtSHINfi . With lray 39.50 Without Irny 34.50 Four Sanford Men • Join Regular Army | hii = i HUNTER COllEGS In the Bronr, N. Y , Is having a major operation In preparation for its occupancy by the United Nations Organization's Security Council. Here a welder U making the sparks fly In the conven­ tion room, formerly the college's main gymnasium. Note the layout in Uro background wditre seals will fan ouL The upper center balcony ia ■vhtic tho members of the pres* wifi siL (International) FtOMlNATED as U. 8. Ambassador to Russia, LL Gen. Walter II. Smith li shown a* he appeared bstore the Senate Military Affairs tub-com­ mittee *o Washington. II* heard the committee unanimously ap­ prove legislation to permit him to retain hla military rank while on diplomatic duty. (fnirmaliona!) ^ >»*• J JACKSONVILLE, M a r . 2 o , *• 1 1Special)—The recent arrest -f * two men In Montgomery. Ala., b e / ;'|ha* led to the discovery of a. S £ f, wide-spread ring of nylon black L' marketerrs, OPA district director Stewart C. Mnxry, said today. The ring, which hlid netted ul j t t M g least $3,000,000 in thr put two , \ ! months from thr illegal sole of V""- B nylon hosiery, was traced to. i•• __::— l . fuiiowiui- me L.igh.iiiK i« provided by the itieicd world'* largest chandelier, u three conical frMurv, weighing McC u l l o u g h t O PA Men Halt Nylon B l a c k Marketcering I iir I i *««# * » 1 TUESDAY. MARCII 26, 1946 TT1E SANFORD !IERAU>> SANFORD, FLORIDA teacher ^ CHENILLE SPREADS • -- a: A beautiful aaaortment of bed Hprcada in deep pile chenille In a lovely array of colors and patterns to cnooos from., Single and double A , handy gadget for 0>tr l a d y who travels. Electric iron t h a t folds flat, ready to o h bt t jiffy ! C a sh aad i C a iy r l* �I * jf i, i ------- C~ ■as — tr . * I I H | THE W BATI!Elf In Unity There I h Strength— To Protect the P u t t of Mir World) T o ProeooU the Progress of AmcHce; To Prodace P/oapcrity for Sanford. i s i e r a l i i Considerable cloudiness and continued warm through Thursday. Sonar possibility of a local Ihundrrihowrr Ihi* afternoon, tonight or Thursday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER jP -V0bUj4fi,XXXYU - EsUbUshe^ 1908 ' SANFORD. FI.OIJIDv. — 1 ' W " w - 'J ■” "! 11 —TA.sMOclalnJ P r e w i^vinwl W in WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1916 ■ m mmwmtmmmmX, m ■■ UNO Committee Unable To Solve Iranian Deadlock U NO Security Council Opening- ! By G-Men lonage FBI Charges Lieut y Redin Of Trying To Obtain Data On .U.S.S. Yellowstone o r u w c u n o r a E in NUMBER |I ■ - Lloyd Outlines State Program Of Advertising Ex-Manchurian Governor Turned Over To China The Federal Bureau of Inveatijiation announced today that a 29-ycar old Ruaalan Clashes Reported Be­ . Naval officer, .Lieut. Nicolai tween Federal And Rcdin, waa arrested last night Communist Forces t;in Portland, Ire. and is charged with trying to obtain CHUNGKING, Mar. 27. <dh— y.ant» and Information about Chinese Minister of lnformntion H o l l a n d Presented Medal By Collins "A t Kiwnnis Meet Byrnes, Bonnet And Gromyko Meet For Hour And Half But NoSolution Reached NEW YORK. Mar. 27.— (A I*)—The Security Council chnrg«i with finding a mtlutinn to the Iranian deadlock has met and adjourned without reaching any agreement. The*group had hoped to reach a decision be­ fore reporting to the Security Council this afternoon. The Florida’ s million- dollar two year publicity program designed to acquaint ritliens of the country , tho d e s tro y e r tender, U.S.S. K.C. Wu today said Soviet Kussis unh this state's Industrial nnJ has agreed to release the former Yellowstone. ugriciiltuinl appor(unities a* well three representative* met for an pupjiet governor of Manchuria, Military spokesman have dis­ a* it* long ttrrwml rtcreational hour and a half. They wore .State closed Ihet the Amerlcen Vessel Henry t'u Yi. to China, it is advantages were today outlined Secretary Jam<<» Byrnes, Soviet assumed that the funner Japanese Involved In the espionage arrest to hiwuiiiaits at Ilia Hotel May- French Ambassador Henri Bonnet. puppet captured bv the Russians was not scheduled to take part fair hy J. Saxton l.loyd, of Day- Ambassador Andref Gromyko and after they entered Manchuria, now American officials in the atom bomb teata. The Navy tana Beach, vice chairman of Ihc Florida State Advertising cerned seriously over the pas- * revealed that the Yellowstone U w ill stand 4rial as a war criminal. Wu, however, has Keen non-com­ CemfmssimrTTvhich hr trrvrswtth- stbltlty o f a deadlock between tbit ’ scheduled to leave Puget Sound mittal, merely stating that China * 1 about Mar. 31, proceed through out remuneration. Churls of flee United Btales arid Russia on tho “ ha* plans'* for Pu Yl. f the Panama Canal and join the i e i r M w iiu e and paid publicity for Florida in issue of a hearing for Iran boThe Slno-Soviet situation t» Atlantic fleet. national newspapers and maga­ fora the UNO Council. One pro­ said to hnve eased considerably. HERE IS A 'G EN ERAL VIEW nf the reconverted gymnu? ni of flanked by tlrerr ndvisyrs Facing them, at the rectangular table Lieut. Itedin was arraigned posal is that the Iranian AruChinese Vice-Minister Liu Chitdi Hunter Cullrgr, New York, as the poweifut Security l'uun.-i| of the (center) nic the slniographcrs and scaled nre distinguished guests; zines weie shown by Mr, l.loyd before United States Commis- saye his country has accepted and also a preview o f trevr nii* iiaaaador Hussein Ale. be called UNO assembled for it* historic first meeting. In the center af iho representatives of nation, not rtientbora of the Council; UNO organi­ vertiseinents. before the Council merely In pre­ sioner Robert Leedy In Portland Russia's offer to withdrew her .diair- sation* anil secretarial members. (International) and ordered held In defahlt of bail troops from Menchuria bv the semicircular table is Dr. Quo Tai-Chi, China. » h „ acted Format Governor Speesard llol sent his views op whether hit mnn at the o[»cnlng inreling Around the (aide »n> thu ddcmites. set at 126,000. Leedy said Redin end of April. kind, tvka spoke here Inst eve- |government waul.) suffer if the would be held until another hear­ rung a. candidate far the \\ S. i Iranian case were delayed AirreriIt has Iwen announced officially ing Is arranged. S , ;,i presented by Brig r»'> official* appear * tiling U. »cat I’eiping that truce trains are A t hi* preliminary arraignment to lie sent Into Manchuria to hnit tirneial Vivian Collins, director cept such « compromise. Russia Redin angrily pounded a desk, fighting between Nationalist and af Select He Service of the State ns demanded postponement of the demanded to see the Soviet Consul Communist forces. The true trams , 1‘ itiMiin, with h sur vice iiicdnl| fa,,‘ until Apr 10x and declared he wo.uld not talk. have been instructed to Stay clear Inuth iired by I'oiigrrss in nc-I The Russian delegate, Gromyko, " The F ill also was relucant to of Russian-occupied areas. , know lodgment of services for is standing firm on his declaretalk- Chief G-Man J. Edgar Hoov­ |Selectiv. Service during ht* 11*11- tlon that he will take no part in Newest’ dispatches from China er in Washington said only that indicate that there hae been fight­ i l.i (rim A illation signed "* by - any healing* of the Hainan ruse Redin had been in the United ing between Federal and Com­ ll'iesidrni Truman andGeneral I efore Apr. 10 . Th» United Senatorial Candidate! Proposes Additional State* since 1043 and had been munist forces in the vicinity of a lllvishey coinmniiding hint foi his Slates, on the other lutitd, nppenrunder close icrutltty for some Communist held rail center 100 |services uni also presented. Brig.ling just as determined to pres* lioHpitaiH And Adequate Care Of Wounded time. Neither Hoover nor local mile* north o f Mukden. Soldier D e s c r i b e s General J C Hutchison intro-‘ for immediate hearing* Jenkins Says Taxea FBI agents' at Portland disclosed Veterans Of Recent World Conflict Governor Holland and Gen- j ----------Field dispatches Mid the Rus­ hoW Redin allegedly obtained the Activities Of ARC duced Paid After Mar. 31 era! Collins. . J MOSCOW. .Mar. 27. (A V -The sians hive told the Chinese that secret data. l.loyd. who is president of Council of Ministers of the RusAppending l«H evening before u Inrge gathering far whom scat* Will Bear Interest In N a p l e s , Italy theMr.Florida State Department and Russian Solet troops will Im v * the Man Automobile Dealers ,sian Republic of tho Soviet Union had IwCn provided at First Street nrd .Magnolia Avenue Speasnrd L- i Embassy officials in Washington churlsn capital at Changchun a* Association, »n * highly praised has a n#w president— Mlkhnel soon as Chinese trroeps arrive to Evidence t h a t th- Red t'ro** for hi, work in advertising Ftor-! RrulionCv. He wa, appointed by also were silent. Four dsy« remain in wbicl Holt. I. Ciindliiute far the United K U tn Senate und f«rmt-i governor of F'-ndn titgeit Id. first .ilijcctrtr that this country support and is rtlill acliv*- where nten overtaka over garrison dutySeminole County's taxpayers may * Redin Is a mtnd>er of the ' ida by W. A. Morrison »ho in- the organisational committee of straagtlen the United Nations ecm ixatum fur world peace ami escape ipe (he payment of inters-l j *_***' . S o v i e t P u r c h a s i n g O e m m is s io n In * h l*?' A f t b f . comniuCat. pfVT^'s e n tra l - - - T fo track UP t h a t Miptmr w „ h fro m* on their T94B real, personal and)' — Seattle, Wash. His wife bee dis­ new features vf tomnilttro. h n r l t r m 'k : pr.nar«Un«a m rnllllnry « y j lln > by ( harDs .......... . J... " f n* intangible tax assessments. Jm >. closed that Redin left their apart­ I* ui g pointcri out, _____________ D. Jinkins. Cout)ty lax collrcloi. ment in Seattle Tuesday room­ telling reader, , advised today. ing for Portland. That Wad the March hr tiie last month lit last Mrs. Redin heard front her xiK yrar* fti n>u>lv mlroilurefl ^ ^ about the advantages uf Florida which taxes m»y be paid before rt fr r jitffi ur«s navat officer husband. Late Tues­ him from thr safiir platform when s. *' a, a summer resort, for pointo i n t - • . or he p i /■» a minimum Interest of :i per cent day night,- the -FBI In Washingho ran Rovfrwn’. (icn oiii "rl*''* Is levied against real property Dec 0, ItltS. Naples, Italy: “ Wo « • ,,u> lh“ l n,0,t • ion, D.C., rnd Portland announced km atimtmor 1 ■* # IlutchiNun said, ‘*The St»t« nf Sanford's swimming pool In taxes, and I per cent against Walked off. the boat into waiting Redin hrd barn arresUd Vs he . Mr. and Mrs. Uruitcb Itlekry Klorhin luu hvcti furtun*t« in pcrly ^"nSBi^i " 0/ 1 rtrni*|?* J personal and' intangible prope sought to board a Bovii. r ’ess :1 a project of the future, especially i Red Cross « itU | .urn of ir.OO,0(W a yfar will T addition to lh|,' penalty aifd other, member* of the linst- having had access to the wl*dom?,rUf* * ilUng reedy to stll from Port­ so fjliuwing the government ban , |ho tax t>w, ri.n„ire the ucs* staff of the Brooklyn Do*t and judgmeni of this man fromj•ti,' ,, u* It.doughnuts. I „ -.. .. ,cVy the laws require 1045. Livorno, Italy: »'B • »«• * f" r t,he, two, end harbor for Russia. c h v A d am u t v i i in r e im i gers of the National League, nod Jan. I. IU( 1 to Jnn I, IU4N. H ei„ lh' i.eir the Red • > .», S e r v o the eommls.lon in "dverttsThrso men wpressntliig them- 0 .1 all construction other than « d(£t |ona| charge of a fee for Malinger Ray Blade- and Gei I.rudeis nf the Floihln Strttc* liM m v % *« ii (mr L'cmfirlfnet* «iul rt ? 1 ( Gift .or housing of veterans and .dvertislng the properl) ... de,„ed to be .. palace. Qiu1 .»•* Honda, hr said, and showed selves as Russian agtnts hxvj thrir I’cmllies. It was pointed out olnrful advertisement» made "i.'y1Federation of Ub.tr have ex. .. . , ,, limipent. Thii This it?# fee iis 30 cents '* tal Manager Ib-l* Tnrlet.m < »|H**t hi .| hut. »ktiiuiutri»U*i| hUl* “ , given a cloak-end-dagrtr account this morning by Edward Higgins, per nhilUy hy h„* uph’ mlitl pl.t^n- « with ^ \wUtml rriltni!. Floridn Iidreriliiti)* agrltcle* that pressed di»a|>pointmei't liecause line Die HI. Paul Saint* of the Amu fl.! .Slate,. Supreme 1 ,'iSirt of the. sudden arrest of the hand­ mr nngcr of the Seminole County .fair ami •■alues. grout tr(| „ |lUin« i th, the United , , , puiniiM 4itit nian*hi|, lie ill* Attention also wa, called |o |ran As.enalm.i «e io ......I k t h;t« Irfunnj t«* rli .l e h r r , and a g e i.e r n l air some young lieutenant. Ths thru Chamber of Commerce. f 'u u ^ , , l, . „n |. a.d iM t. is l and »' t t s s h in g t o n h a. fn -e d t< the fact that the IntcreM cba.g.-d "'gbl when ,)..- m .o.U'i. or r .- that Mi Itollan.t tool setse.| - m men, one of whom said hs re­ Ifive n ruJiiijr on thi’ nmtfiitleiu In ‘ a recent letter received by against Wor 1 * 1 NV.ii l, did) l»4i* I*4» fo3ia ' r t ,J " '. j aicritrullutnl mUmiUK*1 ' tnUn^ihlv LitAk'l'iill rlultw wviv I kiiio * delini|uenl presented the Russian consul gen­ Mr. Higgins from Wesley Blntx, “ "*"* ““ with ft Amrla-rlle given by t'u* who have served in World W.r[|s “ ,l— eral at San Franeiscd, declared to consulting engineer of Lansing taxes ami any other collection .Seminole Comm Chamber of ll. coat* becomr liens ngnnist any Portland city police that Kedin Mich, who spccialires In con­ Comlos-ri i- und the Hanford M> Hulinliit reermmliyl was snatched from under their struction of swimming pools and real properly owned by the de­ chants' Association ot tho Filth elected he would do hi linquent taxpayer and must he nose* on the Portland dock where who has made preliminary drawAssociates Barbecue Bark, iurwull" < * 1 4 R j. J maintain that confidence m Redin w u ‘ arrested. In fact, the lags and eitimatea for the San­ satisfied before such real proThe iiatbccur, which follow , oil poinle.1 out the fine job the people ’ J " tVuluiln " boanl there"are CHUn,r>' • # Russians went u f Portland police ford pool, It was pointed put p«rty may l * *oid or transferred.. » f magazines rateting In retircvl per- final daoifion whatever it may b*. When ail unpaid I04f. taxes .m te rtle y a exhibition game^ h. re o f 1-Inrldn dfri during the war frnelnif |e„un*............ magaili headquarter* to report the incid­ that prices are going up, delivery know whera wo fitanil.*' iMilki'T* mitl Hie iT T in Ai'lSrimirnt. thn lit t > law * become delinquent, tho tax -lews I between iho on the home front. He urged more , , limm, r there Is te n n is *""* w,tl 2,l>d(i,000 crrruiation, , ‘ know when* «i htarul '* ent *» an abduction, Detective H. of materials has become up require that all delinquency. Ire Feint* «* the Municipal Alht. f lm. p.UI, and adequate care of h (ipnfh wlth ma.,y “J*" newspaper, lie told of flood, Huyt aihlrtl #,| *wp|n-««* the J. McCormick says one Russian certain, and the matter of getting advertiser) and the tax certificates Field, wn, under the -upervi- oi wounded veteran*, their de)wn- u , y |,ul <>f inquiries In response to ads. idra, u f tho foil*'rut tun w tj] In* ti» Identified himself as Capt. D. bids today on anything seems ,,,1,1 . ‘ aid Vi -dli r kind. nf fo f W E. II at haway drnls and orphan* and proper , . .i nki* tho amrmlmont tt» tin* stnto Kladov, who said he represented to be 0 Ut of the ijuestion. It* wa* pointed out that the) Other, rit.-e.it were offb t«H to the I2.(tOB.nO0 physically sounri ^ ^ e / o n ': . ' r m , ; : : “ « * « \•• So pro mo C'mirt a* i ajmtly a* the Russian counsul gensral. “ I might say that we develop longer the delay in paying taxes of the trade i»•'!>. the Mere In. is vetersns whose education h » i V t “ kritor "m l ............ f,-e ?,"«• "'** ,nov" '' The other two men Identified new Ideas continuously in this after Apr. 1, the higher |h* Association, offtrer* of the Jum .t , i H am ilton W right pictu res taken [numbl#/' been delayed al,„ lire cn....re tr. Jn ,,„w(| tuW„ A • hup themaelves a* A Moslovsky of work, and before getting alt bids penalty east, become DiNOuanittn >*f tho Tiie Chamher .if t'nniiiierre and rton • rmter biMinm-s wlide they were / n i*ii’ uf r f le r y n |Tern lliilis .(lt)lirB K .„ 1(,e,e ’I hey t hr Portland and I- Zabello of Seattle. on this Job we would want to tercet on real property luxri, j Lrr* b mr ml mi'ii t \ * F ra n k lA ti> i»n Irad the slru: tLf Pk .i I Luh«tlia4L ii away defeiltlrng u* ” hnve another Zabello told Portland police he bring plans snd specifications up ....» o, . . , theater . , 4and enli*. ............... U expected lo hold H.e in) "W e can make up ina ('art by , per cent |»cr 1 ciwtioit. Lik with Harry Kudell at ,|1P|lulton *• and his companions were accom- to date, which Is In line with beginning at I Vh per readjusted r‘* ,"U’M* fluh 1 h“ ' r,, ‘ r , , u , ‘'1 pt.no. I-, end,,,. J. W Hall an spot on the program when the -eniltg tiinl they are month ______ with ___ ____ a minimum ininit charge m partying Redln to his ship when what I told ymCutbrn we entered fur I federation open. It-* convention P R l N C t l ’ AI.H M E E T mee'tVng rapidly.“ iio said Ho srged that yr,1 nm i n rv nn » lf VI xVf1Jf PI Xr Jiifi, H, |)i 10, I his ni hi 11 wiiri nuunced _ n tlirector*' » , , ,» l ., ■i.. in 111 .Miami Hominy M two cant approached them. Tho into contract when I said we of 3 |t*r cent Immediately nfler A number of Rooonuary^ j j^(j jnpp rrgulntinnji l>n ramovod , ,, , *r . u ■ i * tomorrow maht nl tn** nolol Apr. 1, continues increasing by Iho Latin nuin* »if Tondcra hail eara suddenly closed In on the would always give you the latest principal, incl nt the recent e meet­ . * M |rufk» and tractor* Ui#d Visitors introduced hy Joel 8 . l f i per cent per month until the Rueslan party and eeveraL men ideas," he wrote. found an en-G! of tho .l" " _ ^pl'i-sI Field included: Governor Hollairi, Interest due amounts to IH per ing in Tevarc* celled bv Ktato Ly the Army can be marie ovall Army. got out- Zabello said the men (A great Huperinlcniicnl Colin English. .1 I,,;. General Collins. General llutchiable tn veteran* with moans to ednt at the end of a year. The • 'were very polite but Insisted that in Italy) I fought III through Mll...r (illmer Klo“ le. son of f i l *v»..t '•'*■•••„ o . eon. Major same Increases in costs apply to Front Seminole County were: R E. purchase thrin. Lieut. Redin accompany them. Chemist Is Against Cross bis lister True. W.A. Teague, EJ. Leney, hark ho'{J* Mr. anti Mr*. Dicar M. Ilatrlaon, personal and Intangible tuye«, <m He painted out that Itemocrer The Russian captain claimed he Conflicting- Agiencies found out where ho j{ w t'lM),lrr> quartcrmaslcr of which the interest mount* at the W.I.. Hieg, and Mi** Ruth Hand a* err institution was stilt on trial did not see the mail, believed to general superintendent o f in*true* T(I'ulatidt 1 „ , I "t ,,or n h*r* to hi'"- tho Florida Slate Guard, Angus ----------/ U 'n iit ln H r t l me I f t a r rate of 1 per rent prr month. be FB I agents, show any credenThe Red tross hmml thorn e «d t-M f (;BinMvi„ B. M, K Still a furthor charge is In­ lion. STAMFORD, Conn., Mar! 37, ••was g tiaU.; a jobandwhere they aro *making - - » • »- ................. Willi*. Roforil Jones of Cordele, GP)— The head of the Chemistry curred by dsllnqtient personal more than n GI." . . • “ 1 de Fox, R. L. tlean, Department at Rochester Uni­ property Uxe». where a fee Chrrge of Quarters . . An extensive redecoration pro­ Waiter C. Mallory, S e n a t o r» versity. Dr.- W. Albert Noyes, ie schedule for collections is levied. spite of not knowing any Italian |LJ ) „ ,f| Hrn £ smnll, J. II. gram for the Valdes Hotel ha* opposed to conflicting civilian Thii fee amounts to 31 on item* ^ S p ir ite d B id d in g r. ,n<i *.n l,*llc w lthjjj ti George Touiiy, >!mmett begun which Includes the painting • and military research agencies. up to 35, f l .50 on items from the Janitor who does., t know „ « J. Wheeler, dl.trl.-t □f the building on the Inside and Dr. Noyes nax told the Western 15 to 910, and 93 on any item English. First be told me why >opJrinUmdenl of Western Union. out, recovering the lobby furni­ O c c u r s A t C o u n t y Connecticut Section of the Amer­ over 3 1 0 . ture, furnlihing the lobby with " I t le to the financial advantNEW YORK. Mar. 27. (-F)—.another language, they are the ican Cbamistry Society that S^rofr*. Is t h r Am eriSS Red «prise, * » « « 'A1H»Leo, " M ,UrnM o t KnUr* Venetian blinds, and freshening F. fellows who have to have a rea and William o f tho taxpayer to raako Merely to speak another liiiiguuge rivalry between the nationalde­ P ro p e rty A u c tio n rnily Hospital, ami hs Ludwig of the Key Club. some of the upstair* room*, wa* payments promptly and avoid isn’t enough for a good inter­ sonahlc facsimile of .the word on Cro#* Maternity fense research committee and the was there to keep the fire* go announced today by Ben C. Small, armed forces had become hectic these interest, eolieetton end ed- preter, scenrding to George J, the tongue at the very instant. manager. Spirited bidding accompanied during the war. So much so, he veriieJng charges end the neces­ Malhiru. rhief of the language Mr. MaDdeu has a stock of lug." Jon. 10, lMflt "A fter my Italian The building which is located the sale of property foreclosed aald that it waa difficult to know sity for redeeming properly after division of UND. Malbieu hs* atorics he love* to tell about his on North Park Avenue is now by the County, because of delin­ whst kind of tear was on. the legally required tex tale," lieeti an interpivter for. more than profession. One of his favorites teson i went back to town and iviore 8th Arm y Men read in the Wed Cross Library, , , painted yellow and brown but quent taxes o n ’ the Court House Dr- Noyes says that aclentieta Jinkins pointed out.. “ More then 30 years. He says to work suc­ concerns a collegue of hi SlfltCtl 1 0 IvCtUm will soon be snow- white. Th* step* Monday morning with O. P. should be kept out o f uniform, 57 f t o f our 1P45 taxes were cessfully in a council chamber heavy gentleman with a prominent until tha. Red Cross Paramont ---------painter* started on the oulsidn Hendon, county clerk, conduct- and that the whole topic o f ' ro- peld before Uer 1 , during the putt, the interpreter must not paunch. The gentleman ws* serv­ theater *tarl?d showing a free YOKOHAMA Mar. 27, W )— on the north side of the hotsl bidding; About 115 persons search and - development should months when discounts of from only know ' hi* language very ing ■* en interpreter e l . League movie. 1 don’t know yet whether id. be coordinated under one hrad. 4 to 1 per cent were permitted, well, but must alro have a wide of Nations mretlng in Geneve, when I went for tha movie or lh« The Eighth Army announced to- yesterdsy with tha first coat of >g evidence o f Uie bidding. and I am sure all of our tax­ knowledge nf world affairs, a he was celled t»n to trsnslste^the pop-eom. . . . I l l have to Hv#|d# thst an additional 0.0 0 0 an- paint. Two coat* will be apaltod, off the n*d Cross Sunday*. I men bfhedulsd to then work on the Inside will be 14 to 19 o f Block 0 , of the payers, when aware of title good general education, a know, remarks of e lady speaker. started. t Street Egtmaiftp, on the BOARD TO MOTT The large gentleman erttse, can’t get enough suitable f » o d j, U rt fnr ),nme |,y Apr. fi. Apr. 1 lax deadline, will make ledge of the elastics, terrific s t of V in t Street and Ban The lobby la now painted cream J ^ „ The Marine Phoenix, first of their payment, without further powers of concentration pet feet smote his paunch, and repeated Bl lea- Avenue adjoining the March 3. 1040, Florence " . . the ship* schedule,! to carry the and brown but will be changed A meeting of the Belvatton delay." diction, training in public *pea|. the lady’* opening phrases which ty-own*d boa;.......... home, docked today from to a cool green and ths cover­ Armv Advisory Board baa been ing, and whet be calls a “ fair ware— “ Speaking a* a wife and We hurried o ff In the drlixie snd raised from |41i baa* bid to called for Thursday at 4:30 P. 11. coffee and shanghai with 700 troop vacan- ings for the furniture will b* a devoted mother." Mathieu says h»d our morning dose’* of diplomacy. at Army headquarter* according ' 9850 by Mrs. J . IfcEwan. Mathieu and his men qauallfy thii all but broke up the session. doaghnui* at the Rerl Cross. . . j c|e*. It I* expected to tall to- bright and cheerful, Mr. Small TO RB-OPKN HEARINGS Other raises hi Mils went to Ralph A. Smith* vice president ■ .morrow or the next day for Seat­ said. Tho halls upstairs In th« Another story concerns a tinin full. He end hi* three e x is ­ hotel are to b« repainted cream, 6 » •/ 1130 o f the bosrd. This will be the % Jit who ws( deeply moved by tle. tent#— one Englishman, a Rus­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 27, < *V Rom* :f * w or F. L. Ware; Lot * last meeting to be attended by The t-ivuian Perrermust naw new furniture lurnuure will win be am Tha Eighth Army Civilian Major Steele Home the words of one league of na­ sian educated In France, end a Tbe P t»r! Harbor investigating lock 3 of Mayfair by R. W. i.. Allan S. sonnet Division also announcer) purchased and scattered IhrougtlPcliih gentleman educated In tions orator. When he stood up A fen Pacific Duty that are. 3120 to |l<9t Buena Vista ton. 'who will soon m e n to committee will reopen lU.public France and Germany— ere the to deliver the interpretation, he soldier* eligible for discharge out th* rooms. The grounds In Itats, 355 > 9340 by D. D. Orange City where Major Whor hWtMg>.- Amjalral Hsn l l SUrk, men who do the trsnelatiog at 4ha not only conveyed the meaning of maV obtain civilian lob* with the the back are nlio being beaotlw ton wtll do supervisory work on former chief o f Naval operations, entire Security Council meeting tha speech, but the epirlt of i t Army. Salaries .range Major Gilmar Steele la visiting Eighth ___ ___ ________ range .fled, . . . .Mr. . . Small added. Directly in ------- to . — — annually, ------ ,r - *--• -* Ih* building a geraei ardei) a larger scale than In Sanford. will .be recalled a. the first In New York. » I 98.400 back of buildin tie imitated .in ovary detail the Mr. and Mrs. O m r Harrison at from 39,100 witness. Aides of the senators 5 of Normsny Square were _ recreational hobbyr. Job*,____ on__a______ one-year contract begun for speaker's gestures— Including the their horns on 1311 Palmetto Tiie ____ They not only translate the and represents three on the com from 1340 to 9M0 l,y planted. epeeches with lightning speed, but sweep on jtia arm. Just aa the Avenue for a 45-day Isave. He without 'permanent elvll aervlce hat been pi J. A . JegnlL A synthetic straw, troeted with mitten said that no date has have ths speeches edited in their original speaker had done, the has recently returned from the status, Include engineer*, clerks, Th* Valdes Hotel has 60 rooms been set for a resumption of ' { ‘HILJ -j .uj.fi; m m ,b*4 ' been devtlIslands where he newspapermen, auditors, telephone and can arcommodale 1 2 0 persona. own minds at once, and ready interpreter swept a glass water Philippine hearings. ? JJM — lor served as Tank Officer for tho engineers, stenographer*, school After- the redecorating It will be 1 |,'4 •; ■ . for passing along to .the others. pitcher to the floor. That waa in- HCth Infantry Division. ■ -, . n-t auperlntetuleutt. lawyer*, libra­ in first class condition, M t Small ——- • ! ' 1 tot They have trained their car* to terprotation In full. _ said, adding .that many more A t the termination of hit leave rians and other*. ’’ Mr. lfathleu’s grins aa he tails pick .up key word# and phraaaa tha story. It'a true, too, he sags. Major Bteele, will report to Fort tourist# are expected thi* fell be* r ii Knox, Ky. for reassignment tq JJt< burrowing owl bolide ID cause more w&l have can and For ba was tha interpreter word hs* no literal tiwsmietlon into the European art*. ears cannot record It, * 1 » end *nlm*l raftie*.. wHl be reedy te irn eU • ■ r " i.mt • i 5t M*tv. . vu % >* “ i • ua M ai r oil itnt* P i* : Four Days Left Holland Urges U. S. To Support Dawson Reports In Which To Pay And Strengthen World Organization Red Cross Still Active In E T 0 *45 Assessments CPA Ban Definitely Delays Building Of S w i m m i n g Pool Doagers, oamus ...»i-.r*i. » e « .. t >e«•». iln h» P:irnu. y Age,,, *,,.i (liven Barbecue ii-u,"'i ■" llu",ii:nn.*h? . b"V ivumiey .hamimn Vr ,he By Local Groups . adw.u»in «■> Labor Leaders Are ie.pi. have-Disappointed Over Hiffh Court Action r, h d Merely To Speak Another Language Is Not k]nough For Good Interpreter! af, wm wm M S---.VJSS ' • j 1 'bmmm - ~ _". -jh -e_. k -r-r . m Redecorating Of Val dez H o t e l Started Yesterday �M miff l \). HANFOltD FLORIDA t*AUE TWO eachin BEN WEDNESDAY, MAItCH 27, Produrtion of natural ggeollno Production and uie o f liquefied '‘ Natural gas" la in n ^IU r .M hai tripl'd In thla country In the petroleum t a i n haa tripled dur- one ga* but* four— ethane, metil U it decade. ing the pait two year*. anc. propaqe and butane. Diversities E. M FY Kit rriSstf"*®. _ —L rcrrnic* In the- United State* aft— pear to hqvo begun on u larger a* *5’1i i n 1• V 2 l i S | . igR■|l Amermi, -■»»rti greater I'an-AineM. reflecting ran conaclouingsa. v' Spaniard* prormupce the letter K n f t ir n e n r lu in V vnWItU Wltll U !l\ before Certain * > " with "thM aouiiil, an in thf word "thin.’ In U tin America, this “ th” aounrl take* on the pronunci­ ation .of .an “ a." Cn a recent trip throuirh th.d UhitM'State*-with President. Jujnu Antonia Bios of Ctilc. thi» corrrapondent was told by opuni.h protestors In several universities that in«rc I 'i n p h a a i a * s * hfinK, glYen nowaday* to leaching .Span, lah the Latin American wuy. The iroo|l profeaaiifiy however, have, thla proolatni no two coon* trie* in the Americas »peak Spaniih alike. Sometime* woid* used i- SV' *’t •u. IV* in Mexico are unknown in Peru, . - l -i- a L raaalotia -» rf .. ver> day Hliti . aye In .Chile are not heard in geqtioa. i The Jlexirnp. enry: pronobnre every JF lif a t»otil. while, eomr nf th e rrroial -Cabana !rr»riU;nUir' Iletter “ a" |of a word 1-attn Anterirntt* do not attarh cat importance to w h e t h r Your Pricoa Good Thru Saturday, March 30 v Quantity Righta Reserved Del Monte 'lx Prc-Btendcd linking Ini AS AITRACtlVI at nny nf the ti'nrj-rs !a the IntTrnaUflndl Flower Show tJraftri C cotiari’alare In Now Voi';. Jacqueline Stuart. Queen Bee the Atalraa. r.rre* ot b« r pretty r«ib J <n in"a circular pool. The »how I* tfic. drat (/nirmdtlonaf) down t S i SCATTER ’ standard Bleach Sloitely Who. Krr. G. B. Qf 20 Mule Team vlis rlatul. Borax 8l$c. Corn ♦ . 0 1 ,0 d iffi'U tly , L u l l oJ- , ' l S A fE L V A Y p S W AY , X u 041 ihat-Mti tehkeet erortiM Eai no 2 1 kfticsolman Appio io°: 12c Sauce QwI wjI a J X V* J * c no 2, 1 New Fla. Red Bllaa P.oiatoGs 3 ib*20 c f_i Home Fires I»urn In Her n For Berners America keep the same names BKItN, S.vlta«rta'i'l, til’)—Tin from country to country. Mexico'* citv rtnmctllori of Bern _»ut 'll "chili" pepper ig Chile'* "uji,' and'and 4«uk rmt'ce ivejntiy v. ithus Chilean* in their speech are two Amerkauc from Horne, liuii Kftvfl from confusing country and ‘ an#, dropped in. . condiment. Ueun* aro "frijo lc*" in I T hey were K’ mrr It. Nuiviuuun Slrtiw but “ jwrrotoa" I n 'Chile, f ’ * =. . The Chilean word i« a telescoping of ' por into," which mean*, "for M g . 2.95 TIPRABY An I to the surprise and delight f the city father*. Nuiahaum At night. Lott onthiMev, It’ll he rcm.iilii.nal. lie hnpe; to lie t vi.it>' for a - phmder showing nl Den­ ver's Fourth ot July - cd:(.ration. There** -V* '*! • Tf » * r • Hot or lead T c a ~ (l Iced Tea Glass FRCR!) Fla. Grertt o f the prevjc.ii* it P Vi. j r'.rrt i iclnn. ond . Shtrwftod Sprun »|b»n Tent* heretofore entire!, »mr, n carpenter, both. on fu f. pun it lr lough. ih'.ceiulanta nf Indiana ; 'ettUre. the visitors 'explained „f ur)( 'that Herne. - Indiana, was founded , • r In by Immigrant* front |-ow ,o K'. nenlal urea naar Bern, ,)10un| ^astiian or Latin-Am*rlean «.*• cent, though U I* got t it y lor them to understand why muny ! United StaL g ethm.H cling to th«' ; piimunimtlon of Spain. They do j.„ . , attach Importance, however, to -p ,| the idea that foreigner* In Latin (r|- (,lmn r America should learn Spanlgtu ' t0|)> • I’uraguay, IVru mid tome other niuntrlea. In Haiti, Fri'iirb in tlo* lungiing!' <>f the tiiucated. In country dn* trirtn, one-often Hear* a -Btrarn'e mir .‘.tire of, apparently, branch, Spanish, laitin and U. S. Ilarine —the Marine* were th-Te years In Hauce— Rudco Farms Keg K i l n ' D r l r i H w rct ' Potatoes ' ib 11c U. B. 1 Matne Potatoes 10ibs43 Full OMulfa *r»Uy putsia fre#n, bio* or dosty ro*t r wlUi whit*. Koroiiibls, •* u e t^ t twice aa clean. Stx30 inch. Grapefruit lb 5c Juicy S m a rt! Individual FRENCH 4'ASSKIIOI,i:S The prettiest design... the loveliest color*... the tag way to nerve your favorite caeeevele dltliee *ntj •toueware ta green, chestnut, c*r*uel. bias. Ivory. P I S T O L Will. 3 ';i> R'Q P f 11CF.'S SSW & 5T S the propallir ahoo way ap In tta aU. W t ntagl «#• » *•**»* 1 E r ft Better Than TNT To Demolish Your Car Lemons lb 10c I’ KKIN, (AT— llllnidg state po|. ire, invrstiguj^ng weird noise* on a IHtle-lmveltd road, found Von gla* (l.u ky) Io»U a*i»erlrnrntIng with auxiliary tockel power It wa« -luitr* motive for the lest* that left the highway gunr diana gaping, lie csplnlnsd -he wa* seeking morn sp.ctaruhir mean* for wrecking automobile*. "Lucky I^ittT" puttied the ropper. "Ob, ye*. You're the guy woo county fsdr* licfort the Haven't htnrd of you latel, Lott axplalned ha’d hai business latclv. Bpocifirally, ha had bean In the Army A ir Korea three years— It month* flying a Liberator borabir In Kuropa and a long lima on aubmaHne patrol. Watching jet-powered flghtor plane* tip by hi* plodding bomb•r, Lett wasted llltls time pondaring the possibilities of fIL to trt moon nr non-fttop glob* girdling. Thar#, he told hlm**|f, was something he could use In the. auto-buellng business. • "Taka our double bus jump tn which a ear cornea down the runway, goai up a ramp ami (alia over a couple of buses/' Lott said. **Why, with rockets, wa only nee.I G R A D E A ' IA M B TrnJer Jnlry Club B P V p fly M to SANFORD O pposite M unlcpal b a ll I’o t e * » « l w m noasv ib a Fnt N. Y. Dressed PLAY SAFE! FIy yonr kit* in »ajr lirfd* away fiom Woffle and w a y from tfooa, wires and buildings on which the kfto can become entangled. Do not have matalUo Unas attached »o yens *!«• do dot construct th* Idta of any mofalUc 9 not fly Idles during thundt when such storms ar* in th* [ i T: g fl R f f : GRADE A BEEF Tender Juicy Dressed A Drawn F rva ri •ti �• • • 4* r Nj-r- r •. v . - x%rt ■ m rr H I K S A N I'O K D IIK 1 IA M ). S A N K O Ilt ) K I.O It lD A W E D N E S D A Y , .M ARCH milligram, nf Vitamin (' in .noli 100 gram, of fruit, t'alvllle l.lnm 1 B| p.v \>|<1 rjpi'ly aii.iut ilin-.‘ fourth, of the ilai!> allowance nf 1 Vitamin C lur nu nnult ..- p •erlbed. In the N'ntiimnl Iie-i-.uW- D E PE N D A B LE . a n d Pr o m p t DryclCaning ‘ Sendee L A N E Y ?S j m ,| , d r y clea phone -ir*r» ltd i it|ir »I••« All I*4fllr*> III I-« ii» I. II t.rtk 11% P A t'L V \JDA .VI' .New,frnltirc. OPA Turns On Hcnt> 'B U D A PE ST While- Amcricr.n,1 ntnp to ibtty a l,nntb|it|:er or hot, To Owner Quits Cold! i!ng. llunK-arii*".* arc walking thr' etrret* munching on a plerc o f f ST. LOUIS, i.P. TUo fa inil i l»unipkin—%uWcw-UR-v { M . n l y comphiinrl to the OPA’*of %aajil;i tor.rSfc^ .--* *• loo little h i f) I ar intentlci Hungary ha. 1-een in thi- crip non wa» begun r f thr i iandl.iily' at the wrr»t winter it ever hn« rental rl iirgi>. Wrown. Drained of ainim.: every due In the crtal -hortacc.") Tlh? I.awryer: " l ran inaka a ' Quite vigil *v." irhUlti. Jii.l recej*itv o f life through she lone vm r r*f v.ni* end with Currency nu le.t |ivinc. Of rour.e, I cannot KnFoi.ui, n .peau and I inflated *o badly no one knnv.-> afford to b.y .clothc-% or furl T» I .'.war vr.via .what money will buy nett week, tliiultle I* .that hy the time I g%t e.l o ff all lllllLier. i for paid for u lawnuir- the money i% the country It utruccime I... -town and 1«>:t u* %ol ultoott .worthier*.’! bare cxUtvnev. '*he l a I n>M the hull V ’ fJtlmpM-* into the private liver- The Sculptor: “ I have aold n»\ -of the tieople of lludapejt nre.l*e-' 'a%t lull, cvctpt what I am. weai-i hr-int It.to t%* I'.Q.i, the tliii,e ! lie? offordeij in »eric. nf inter- Inn, for 60 cent* and now I hate oi . in. t ln lx i Ml.tier in %%.,il views In the newspapers YHngo*- n mo ley. . . . _ »mal| 'room. I lim it i* 1 1 .- i c-igli. piTcent o -ae and Magyar Neniiet in effort Inruiue I ma* luunbed out. but li HIS IIOHT'HAND RAIIlO. l.t Uen It p ir.ed , while .1 . fulled (to inform other* on hmv .o yet cannot afford to heat .he room' tt’niUr"Bedell Siwth taker O'? • -*h ,%ing.,tim'' rliatf ib i. uinl (ruin alone Typicnl excerpt* follow: ntul therefore cannot work In It.« of ofllce a* U S AmUe- i d u t. •tb' pvirent to 11 privi-iii Onern J inner: * | am idlin g ev­ lleulde*, |lo*ter co*t» »o much I 1 erything in .order to keep .‘ it 'or never rritild huy.lt. In .he morn j my }o;t. The HadneeM State intf, though, | have „ cup «if blacl j Opera llo.-»e pnya me n month, -offie Miti«titute. but of co.rae imj and «n % < I have told what * few*. niea*b At noon I pick uu a relief' lunrhenn und |iy nightfall I mart-1 age to get mynrlf n pine of bread ; .» Thi-re are nn* cuMriner* .'or u| i m i Uu m i.\- r«i«» w-ulptnr and ..my .email «uli*ld>' EIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s Savings We handle .ill l>|><"> of properly iuMiranrf )UE\Y ( W K R A W A Y :,rii A te . Ughr^tlucklins A p o l e Richest T.u r n i n q ENAM KI ■j**-*r -r.ji irt I Lite, mm!* an »«tm profit pf 800 p% Mil T :'N K. c\«M .I\ . „ w,a. j ... ^ ,„i% |»er cent, even jhoutth -111 per com ITII M'A S. Y Effort* . f ......................... i»f the ifresr h«,t |>eni stolen *»’ 1uirrlrultur*1 scientist, f intf* • •»•■ , . *u” no-T vitamin i into the Ifl, ,M, , I’ l ;rr* ate atill ruing duilv and human die. hnve adtondod to t i .u.i .|... in ..m .In , the new democratic govern inept tr gr^h with an old Kurope.in ••• '*ai,-» . . . ,. , ' ii attempting to (t ip the current)- variety of apple*. u*..-n>n« ..i* n.. ‘ '," 1“ ' .u I nrinling prewe*. The ron*e<|Ufne. Fmvl ehcmi*l* at the New Vnrk * J ; m i > •• • .1.. • —' I* Jhat n ready « ihtutnxe of Kr.| at iinenf »tutlori at nem ... ,, mhum . . motley i* felt Till* U not to be b). (Jmeva, op•rnlet liv f.unell \ i -'iiiii -om n m l im iiM > , w'lnlerml Bt.^l rice* aie tunninv I'niverritv. have diM-ovrre I On a m i i 1 1 0 1 . 1 » in him M itH li:tvninil of pumpkin.’ *“ ’ * ***nr.... * * (T|" IM^TIIItT* I »l* M M M . Oil. lilt| Typiil* " I have nothiiiL* Ill \ \ \« I HI llll « I I \ Ml nn ir left fm hnitit, .n nflri n- iirfofil I*, |m v them. *»%\i ii in i i unlit % flee ho.i* | gn ii, vnrinb* ullm mrtit has foiti|i).(ei| 1 office* pt iiigld and type. I in*i*t prmit any fmlher on Iieinp loud m vii tlial-< I -nut ' 'UM- mill 'iiluih--. Ivi-t for eHHiniile u never liv ........ . niv Milury nf *1 i i-i no nth i« put,| innVith OPEN EVERY NIGHT )rchestrn Every Saturday Nluht. eaks— Chicken — Burbecue . Hanford * DcLand Highway— formrrly Hhort'q Camp P O R C E L A IN W IIIT F a In Vitnmin ( DIP^lTand D A N C E at the H I-H AT C LU B I'h o n c 1H0 Is Your W HITE WOODWORK LEE Ala N(/i ICE H IH A T CLUB ACENCY “ lN S l’ R \X(!K 1*1.OS SKftVIOK" A modern, Iii-troi*, ijpirk* dry hnanirl fini*h> . Vrrk durnhte - hurt — »»«riu c. w iiii’I turn jrllii** A n u ltirr C«nm«itr P mnI im I Th e ( ’nmiik’ U’ I’siinl A nil (ila.-s S tore SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO penjr.. 1hi- I Irt 1% | ttilikp *0! |*« 11" muml of ft jih Im! atiiUUdl *her KMIt ..j hition Lunfrrw tinnier i *» h month it tms shrunk to .1 •i'l -»lul itiniii v it* l|pft- vn |M *ritften VPill- Members Of Women Salvation Army Leagues Send Gifts To Luropea V IIA B Y P IC T U R E S a Hpwlnlty ROBERT L. COX P H O T O G R A iy iE R E SSE X S T U D IO IOW lime give a i» ‘ he l « l*‘ •** your car c o m p le t e 'hr th t* l -it I Mfntr j-e-iril*' l o t NEW YOKE, Mar. ltd, (Spe- Kik ilall Woman member* of Salvt-| llun Army II nine I. e a g u e * \\ ,, ihroughm; the niuiili}- havr aent * s», (hotl»ftnd> of nld pnrkrllKHikp, i ||n filled with hmi-ehnl.l and peivnflnl |c|t) at title, to wotopii in aui- lev 11 j {„,, l.itetl enuntr»•- nl f.lliofe in tin- I , |u<l feu mentb*. I u,.| hncri p * k«l!IhiuI » » filled wilh r >,M mill itfl 4 a. needle, und pin*. 1 1,|(l h «ik» no I thread, .laming r.t ton, I hind, "i", liiitton, mill bia* tape, a waHh.lnih, toothluuih nn.l u|, *oa|>—ricl.e* tolled for hutiK” . (|1# wlvr* where- aupplic. (if *ueh i p, homey article* have long *ime , l*ccn uie<!. o « 'f I 1’fnri* klo»bMi j in ' I*i 1 1• ' l| V%it ,i \ a i l a h l The 1 . 1 1v |||r •*•*!% v u iir t v h«- I 'A.. *l MM\ “to* * TKIeKNIfiNK IN.STALI.KRS » ' v»l'l 111;i»»«* ut'i'l** t k i .k i ' i i o n k '-#• R.vnio o m m o i i s l < A lllll H E P M ltA IK N . * hi- in* idiu*ri| to the I ^ I 'I I mHat over 2-ri yrnrs nK<*. |»i»*luiMv ‘ nrVcr «- ill he pupulkr in it* i»» * m l fuiin even thmijrh hiuh j Yitnmt t* rnii!enl It is un.itti 1 ti\r nil-1 j nor in entinir uonlitv Lv , pretent ^tnnilnnU. nnQ f*w pr *nle. aouM hii)Ov immehirur «uMi « •| ipplr ' ithmin * tintu ith-tumlM- • Neeileil 11 \ |!tt♦ t ’tr f»*o ! r k r m itl* |»*>in " ii *hnt the ( nivilU Itlani •hu - hw•-»• roe* him able value 1 0 p v*»nrtv| for ip s i*i If i-< H,*ib * I h I O t T (hr* * 0 Ciriilir>t» that •o inelinie ■ « Nt-|iie w ill !»* ilei*eh»»®*l I h-*I» » • * ‘ in V iU tn m * hih I pi n * in f »•* th» j e v r mi -1 p alate a* m *Ii On an evei*« *. -«> lh*# t ip r il •the CalviMe llla n c fonim m i »• i • " . 1 1 tiniPiML* in th* |ii|m, en* • 0 1 *•! | \ . .*11 p»■l (!«»4-.| pu\ »ai|Ii i«*ic»ilar iii-ii, « i*t» I***,. «-pp«> tofiita-4 for tu v rl 1 * 1 n ,-»«••-hi it half pay ufl#r 20 y r a ii! f nr* » Irf< m* i»ff«rn l! iJrt tin- lartN IN • 1 mi uu* St at mu S p , > . b\ IN inAPE FO R E A ST E R I s A N r < > K I) I l Vov« !»>♦•**» lu l i y u * i J J yowl *ko*« to kftp Big Time Fame With Bananas SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Phone 37 jn A I' New f fenturc. » nr. NEW YOIIK —i A pontwni tape !),(. of Uiitiih rnlertaincn tn ca-h in 1 n.'i the dalUrglutted Ammc-an Ben Ryder and the Wanderlust K t lt illlT t !:• M i r , |t, n tn lk i«l aiiout tiir t iip « in * h v n c a a o litii* m t i o n i i lililr it. K mhI tn p o r r o ve r pr — chrckinj* m ile a g e * an.I c BODY WORK •'AfUr all," he »ay», "I haven’ t eaten banana* tine* 1 «* • a child. The chtmlit *plit* the ban*n* Into h alm , place* ice cream on -«p then ppread* whipped D*v(m«hlrt cream and manthmallow o eff that, *prinkle* il With chopped nut* and crown* l( eeffh * chcrry.T That imbrf»*e» Peter more than iht fact that hi* talnry I* terrific ami that he I* the fin t actor In come here from Britain ami face a tough Droadway audience from the huge Boxy |bcat«r »tage dncc the war ended. P*tar‘« father, Bill Elliott, i* a veteran juggler amt first appears«l lea A mnAc a IH IHV) sltn at |Im ROY C. REEL 306 W . 2nd ST P h on e Ifliil-J YOU DRI VE ITI Cop) light, Ivw i, Until J S u it I Hun, u t t sun-, tu rn PHONE 200 M a v lie Y o u K u o u Tke first lime Pbt.r l*ft t Boxy through the Stage door wr*t mat by a howling mob Dobby Scrnet*. Pa ta r brav* atepped to the aldewalit. and l ’ te n ager* itarled toward hi with a ru»h, »w»Bt right on pi A ges Jfi • .13 IH E * 1 0 CB.OS4 C lU B IM 6«1I*UAM0 l» Tm| owit COUSTRf HAVIN0 MOkt THAN OSI STOSS B O IID IN O M THW fft late hours U 'P IA CHIEF OPERATOI 8 - 5 weekdays • Saturdays 8 • 12 T E L & TEL. CO. MY EXPERIENCE With Automobile Insurance N E W DISCOVERY In A Hearing Aid 'Sometime ago I hacked mv •ar into anoihcr car damaging the rear of my car. The coat of repairing my car wa* >07.0(1. ilo- iamaging my bumper 1.1.CO worth. A petwn In a red Pack­ ard backed into my car denting and icreping the. paint o ff ■ fender, coat of Rtraightening and repainting Ilfi.CO. I had theat repair* made at ona time, and it only epat me IIIMO, the In1 » urine# remnanv-paying the dif­ ference. Had I been carrying >50.00 d*d:ctive colilxion, it ' would have co*t me >80.00, tho inrurancc company paying only >17.10. 1 certainly > rMommend your RO per cent colllalon inlurance." Why not find out about the 80 per eent colllalon or upset ROBB'S •», OrUado, whim piuhiimo arore:o in tuaoei 9.000.000 AN t SICAM * i n C»OV. tl/>0 PAACItt. w * a * Tl/ANI ovi x 10 iMt armv rox use in caxing » o« D lir v A U D M U O N S ( I K H C A X t il C O M A lN lO SiMott us pound* ce 1000 >n ia sin. ieje TXl ANtXKAN *10 CXQtS NAS SueeUIO -SlUON* 0> CAXNINTS AND THOUSANDS O* TONS * or rooo and Mtoicmts to lusoetS » Jr, wax l l l u i g i s ________ 1 tvQrtx • A big Improvement baa been wade In a hearing aid now welo* mrd by thouaand*. Anrpled hi the Council on I'hytlcal Medi* fine of Ihr American Medical A*racial ton. It I* a new hearing all that dare not regnlre *epiratc battery pack, ballrry wire, batfevy rate or garment to bulge 01 wclrh you down. So nmalj it flu FANCY RAYONS .45 •s WEAR STRICKLAND MORRISON Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • I'rc(|uenl iitcrcnsen A Overtime pay A Paid vncilionjt A Tnxi-rat) s e r v i c e T ake that nf beer, fo r inilN iirr. During I'rohlbition, lien %»,!• nundng tin lm»aliable th irst. Hut n im r repeal, lien NmfUenly l»mU hr \ happy with a friendly* moderate i;I« m of beer—and noth­ ing mure. Y ep — Ju*4 tell folk-* the • k>*B the lim it, and th«)TI aettla Im a p in t o! Iriru d ly earth. Now llrn** 1 iking qu ite rihtiing, S«m.u a«. ralpn ii lifte d , hr d r iiiiiil he likrd Hume, piittw ing in 1 hr pU>ini* rhi-s-4 wIiNting & | gla»M «t| hr* r 44 iff, in , Single or Married harana *pllt at Ibe drug (tore every momiag for hroakfatt. Y-m might a« Well *tny homf . . , enjoy your friend* ntul fainily.'' From where I sit, that** a r r* common Trail in human naturr. rouim. TELEPH O NE OPERATORS . Starting Rate 5 days * $25.0(1 co rrect K I- : ( ( ) M I » A N Y ^ From where I sit ...Lr/ Joe Maish YNw'.! I00 I Mull g*».( —(>«tt•» obU to AmifoO1 201 North . Park K N m o"U g . . . fO m f*«# poitwr*. C H E C K - III . I KI.Kl.lt Vl-ll Ol’ KItA TOltS v«**a j m : r \iu m k n h s^un' /MISTANCI 10 THX VIII4AN *HO^* msrAMiuwauo cuts cmaatix OOllOAriOH. CNATTMt Mia OglANi BtfOaMnoN Mtoto mnuwa cuno. C M f iHANCIAU M V U A I C l W H ILt OAuu oat rtHD»NO,AHO canox thi A 4OT0AS M fiAanu* me nmau / oi: * 1 �~ -------- ------- I . PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 27, 1!HG '»* !■ The Sanford Herald OLD SHOW, NEW CAST Sound Advice R a le k lU k tO t a t« M •W U Irt d a llr » * r » ,t * • ta r O a r a n 4 B a a 4 a s a< ■ a a fa r 4 , P l a H i a l i t M a g a a lla A l f a a t One of the moat Intelligent statements that has emanat■ottirr e<i in a long time from that gas bag of windjatnming poll“ *J” ticinns, paeiido-acieiitlHtu and parlor pinks commonly known aa Washington, was isaued Monday _ by _______ ____ Bernard ____ Baruch. «o-cftlled elder .statesman nnd close adviser of many Prcaidenla, who teHtified before the House Banking Committee on inflationary trends in this country, . . With millions of veterans home from the wars nnd looking hopelessly for homes in which to live, with millions of housewives tearing ou^ each other's hair fighting for nyionsr-Mter^nndTIuperauda,, j*Uh bualueaa. men all over iht-n'iijitllry Aairlyflpfying for supplies of all kinds and eager to go nhead with the construction of buildings, factories and stores, Mr. Baruch Is the first responsible leader in the country to suggest that it is time for people to go to work. I)o we nml help in our stores, factories and on our fnmis? A WTI guaranteeing fufi employment by the govern- Lake County Crops Damaged By Rainfall TAVARES, (Special) — LakJf County’ Growers consider rain* c* something much tu he desired in February, hut too much rain dur­ in g (ho part few weeks has hindos ed ,lhi production o f some crops and rven lias some Growers won­ dering how well the citrus crop will set, according to County Aucirt R. K. Norris,.. ,, ... , Citrus bloom has been heavy and healthy, but continued rains preventrrtaWi*1and other potllnkl-j itiK insects from working. uv.piur.i.A ns tljey would in fafr weather nml, too. polls n ha* tiecn Washed from many flower?. (iuramy-rtttn disease; w h ic h doe* it? winryt in w;*t weather, ha* caipi.*if,tls*hl:?lf Tt**Wd percent Ion in firyt planting of watvimelopj amt utl.tUuiUtjmMent loss nl •liberty’ to ttike the drink, in second plantings in some ca*e*. but when I do I’m obligated to Mr. Non I* reported. Tomato sin’ l break the chip und throw it ( ggplant seedbeds have been ilaninway, That chip I* la remind me aged. ^>y. late blight and bacterial that I’m always'just ‘one drink' rot—liisearr? which also thrive l:c away from being drunk. It tells mild, wet weather., , that thrre are .’10,WK) ether guy* “ While we need, enough rain,” In A.A. ju*t like, me and that Mr. Nutria said, "we ran get too when I break that chip and throw much, nn<L wo have gotten too it away in favor of ‘Ju»t one little drink’, well it letter be a hell of a fine drink for It has to offset two yean of sobriety, health, happiness and a sense of comfort and security that I uaviir kn ew ' before 1 acquired it. SU I DON’T IlRBAK THE CHIP, Oh, I ’ve been tempted to plenty of.lim e*, hut each morning I say a little prayer and ask Obit 'to help me get through that day with an .unhrokcu chip and flruther it works. Opens 12:15 l\ M . D aily "Do you want a lirundy nnd ilcncdictine to settle your din­ Last Times Wed.! ner?” he inquired a* tile waiter wu* carrying o ff cur dessert dishes. "No, thanks,” 1 re oiled, MansIt ‘ T il settle for a glass of wafer, O'SHEA you know' it's the only thing secs that will really quench your McOOHAIO tfE ’AKMAMEtlT, p n vjyeP O liT iC S A t lo w w * I a la a 4 ■ I f n a M W l i t * * , la r .. t f * m r a i > T h r llr r a ld l a ih » a a l l a a a l 11*14 « l 0 ( ( k * * a r e m a la ln J a * * la rfc* t a r a B at tR Iea l a th * r a a a l r r w llk k r i w l M l k * a 4 a « a r l* r a la t k l r a a n «a4 Srw la r k . TV * I lr r a l4 I* a m em fcrr a t I k * t l M f l s I s S P r e s s " k i r k Is r t r I n • I t e l f r a l l l l * 4 Is Ik* u s* f s r t * e a k l l r a l l * s s l s II n * » s 4 1 - s s l r k r s r r * 4 ii* 4 l a II * r n n i s l k s r n i s * ■ f« 4 ll* 4 l a tk la • ■ • * » a a 4 a l« a I k a Ia* s i a***? ' ? a b lls k * 4 k * * * la . k lf r a l la a ■>! s e r ­ a na i r4laUk?lss l * lkar sr rVs at**lh B l* B lsa r e ­ _______ to r t * 4 . WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27. I» 4 « BIBI.H acknowledging !,their need for Guidance and help from n power above and beyond thenisebfc*. they could Get away from liquor VERSE FOR TODAY In a vacuum, water at the freciipg point. TOO LAT E TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL K A Y c f /.SW A ruasi&H. t ni(?t Pourran us CMS Do Wc Want Education? B. 11. Crumley, cliainnao of tlie Seminole Countv Red Cross drive committee, rtvral* that I*** thin Americana arc nuppnaetr to believe in education, but <W» half the goal set by the Red Cross 'they? Says Kric A. Johnston, president of the Chamber of here ha* l.wen raised ami ih*i( greater effort* than ever before* Commerce of the United Staten: ■re needed If Seminole County “ There in a long and dreary lint of placed right here in U to do it* part. One never know* America, where the amount spent on education is almost where dlianler will strike. It pathetic, where certain communities seem absolutely, satis­ Plight b* hete, Itul whether here or somewhere else the Ret) Cron* fied In keeping educational levrts down to the standard ap­ propriate jicrhaps 200 years ago.” • will be needed. An int*r«4ting thing abugt Jit. Wallace who pronoat* to purgr all Dtmocrat* who do not ngrer wi'h him, la that hr ua* hlio*elf ori­ ginally a 'Republican,' and an Mr. Frank Kent, the newspaper columnirt. •ay* “ Ml. Wnilatr to a ;i toiuldctubl ________' |e degree i* a CIO pal£.■ Iflgal Iflaat prorluct. mrn.li Without the CIO he would bo a political joke” . With the CIO he U .till u joke. ' OV Hi'OH IHO AT Ilf. k CMAU IvBOt, V rr/i / A V tv I had lead stories slmut Alcoholies Anonymous to Reader's Digest. Newsweek *l'*d* other publication* but never really contacted the organisation or any of it? members until Ju»t re­ cently. I figured that it wa* some kind of a cross between an AntiSaloon League and the ,W. C. T. U. and let It go at that. But the other day a guy walk- ( rd into my office whom I hadn't I aeen for 10 years or more. Ij remembered him a* a bum, a liar ■ and a croOk. He had given me j and several other fellows* bed check*, had been kicked out of *.V\ 4f*0 i v k A / f A W i TH t kA e*A | A K t o r t t j r k ' Art/#r*K njtji Jrv am/?« v Romantic Com:dy/ U WENT vTOTHE JAMES CRAIG AV* 0 A I0 M II '\ J i Nrwk Sporty COMING SUN. - MON, A Y c 'x m V 'P A C K A G E S T O f t l > ' HW1 i t . ARCADl BIOO. “RH APSO DY IN B L U E ” J ftO lte W f 1 1 1 = II 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = III Your l*rivl!«ge — Iteglster — Vote t— Your Duty so m a n y unusual tnUCTIOHS TH out WMIDEVim K V U H S People whn hove any idea* on whit should bo done with the NavAl Air Station should exprei* them now, for deciding what I* the right thing to do, the boot thing for the City of Sanford, la not going to be oa*y. To ^ do nothing would probably. mean Out tnt entire plant would fall Into the hand* of talvage opera­ tor* who would tear nowti tha building* and lot the whota plate (row up In weed* within a. few .month*. For tho City and County to take It iovey, probably mean* -a monthly maintenance expendi­ ture of ■round 910,000 which may never be recovered unless the Station ran be based to lome enterprising Individual for a fly. achool, oanatarium or old a homo- ' . _ IDMUND GWlNMy Cartoon No sales to Minor: No sales to intoxi cated persons. Moat of these regions would plead poverty as their excuse. Yet parents who have stinted themselves to get achooiing for their children will not listen to thin very sympathetically. Even the poorest community can generally do a little better for its achooln than it does. To convince backward districts that thev should sup­ port their schools better, is, ns Johnston rightly says, the major duty of educators today. . The Supreme'Court ducked the hot j*?* potato alung at* *it“ by the llUk ■is vaa O , va*r pk •* J a**» people of Florida whn. vateil to ■j otitfgw the clo*ed *hop in thl* • tale. Almuat gleefully the high tribunal announced It bad found ■ loophole *o It could avoid ren­ dering ■ dkcDlon. The Supremo ; Court of the Slat* of Florida mutt rule on It firrt. Then the [ Supreme Court o f the United * State* will lender it* * decitlon ' which of cour** u final. It would H bo very Improper to render s i final dtcUlon until every possible - delay ha* been enjoyed. VNS ^ F rances GIFFORD'" Your Safety C t C lU M bo 8anfard Rotary Club la tf to sponsor a Recreation Ur far colored people In SanI; When one think*. about the U(ge« which colored people ijr In anme communities to tn their trwvel* during the plus S or tho nation'* greateet veedovitlo octal Hoar tha MUSIC OF HARRY J A M S * HENRY BUBftB* atad a. played .by o W �W E D N E S D A Y , .MA 11(11 27. 19If. — — Social And Personal TERRACE A divides Society Edllori CceelU Trutuck C • I r' 1 J th F. Herndon Is .JOCfflt Calendar Guest At Pilot Meet PACE : T H E S A N F O im J IE K A U ), S A N P O R I V I t . OK ID A i ■ ■ ■ - • ..■» ■ ....... Among the F.S.U.W. students' who have returned to iv o im i. their studies are: ML*ie* Martha | Brown, Mi Idicd Kubaou, Jean Whighant. Martha Page, Martha! Tele. No. lift Prrkina. Camille llatten, Sylvia Mciaeh, Shirley Smith* Hetty 1 Moore. Kmma b’ umblry. L<d» Met (wether, Jackie llrotchie ami Audrey lluch. * H \Tt I i ■■■ TALK BY .C E C E L IA I K l 1.1 C K . WJiat with the ending <( the war miinv change* uf residence t an- In'iog made all over the country. Y oung men bn. k from the four ! , cor net * of the globs- ure going into bu*tnc**e« of their ow n. making chiuigs-a in thi*II old employment. *oine going back to thru old emI ployment. and other* moving on to another town I lie young men. who did nut go to war ate making change* too. ? e rs o n a / s Among those from Sanford at­ MONDAY O. I*. Herndon. speaking*hrieftending the Johnny long duncr Hr. and Mr*. Hurry Sibhy ate j„ Orlando Monday night were: HuaintM and Professional Wo- lv l*> members of the Pilot Club *• Among those who have decided JAMES KISER, MIL and MRS. . Martha IVtkin,. Kll.abeth ; metis .Circle of, the. First Metho­ ut their dinner meeting hi^d ’ Ri temporarily making their I w e to >tukc their futmes ,n S.min- RALPH DEAN. Jilt, and MRS. itiyaon, Oletla llyson. Audrey dist Church will meet at the the Hotel Mayfair , Inst night, at iOn East Second Street. IKRWILI.HIKM. LIEUT, ole County iurtffite the following JAMES P t w i a i i ^ i H II Crumley, 1'J'J commended the club for It* part ,, „ 77T i , Bach. Dorothy Cole. Helen Garami MRS. ROY-REED, MR. and Mcljine. Jr. of ||u, , , Gr-'rge Sl'eer. Karl Jetef. jW'rpt Sixteenth Street at H:0U in Ihe cfVic affair* of the com* , }|r». Hoieoe itewiuma* and home town folk-' MRS ,, n \Y W ILLIAMS, MR. , 'yA !’ * ', * ',rui' " ! Iloddy. Pr'octnf. Aubrey -Vlnctrttl n a 'll' . i .. , -f. * ,1 /- tnuvlty ,tun! the .\nnniis •'iv’icrlhr'" ,, “ ' l l 1 7<l! ami MRS. T. F. MCDANIEL, tod M Its DDK AIKEN. MR. while project* t l ’ fcSIl.lY ' projects of ni the me cluh among Jn*' relative* in aanfonl foi a Bl)l| Mr. and Mrs Hinietl Hull MIL and MRS. BUftKKl.l. HCD ami MRS RAYMOND KADEtl, Pilot’'Club dinner meeting at which .is the sponsorship of the few days. gins. Cl NS. Mil. and MRS. J A MEH MR and MRS JOHN KADF.H, the Mayfair Hotel at 7nil) P. M. Nursery School. _ , t , C It API'S. MIL and MRS. JAMES MR. and MRS. ROBERT A AIKS' % Mrs.i* l«* II. C. Maxwtdl Maxwell p*esidnl! L ''n,l family , of All nwinoers are urtced to attend. Of inltiesl to their fr!«|tu!s,,i( .. . ramM DYIIN, MRr-inut JWUSfc; EN.AAIIE Xio.l MRS. HAROLD WEDNESDAY ^ ar*< * I®*’ *" . move tlioir the new* that ' M f* mid Mr*.'| over the business session mid I IGHT .... II, SIR. and' liltS/vEltWIGHT .................. .. ... -H+iltHST. MIL ami MRS. CLARnear Char If, ViHlnpph tire making for reports of the variimaj-f^f * cnf* ^®,'f | 'ld m the called ivr nBffwn.». ui m r viir 1 <*\i****j^uce .I’ hllathon Cine* member* of j -wB AUD illtU ilN S . JR . “AIR. and EN i'i: HENDERSON. MR. add their home in Denver. Colo. He lam-- IP ite-atf D ifix t eeit-it* t Church 'lilt v.-1. Iii committee.,. the First Presbyterian Final <>|ane were MRS. DAVID SMITH, MR and MRS WINSTON HENDERSON, i* working for the "real estate arc invited to attend .t huffrrk'‘* “'i« - r°*' *>'e Spring council MILS. S T.-C I.A IR WHITE. M’ t MR and MRS PETE ECHOLS, Mif. Walter' Stoudenmlie is firm of Kline find Hnrdesy.. Mrt: supper nt Bt.lO P. M. at the home I mtoUftir to bo held Apr. li-7 in, and MRS. J. W. ALTM AN. MR. MR and MRS. ROY TUirfT, MR. visrttng-Jlr*. tlrnver Cochran "and Vodopich i* the former Evelyn of Mrs. (iecrgf A. Stine, I Jit1s tVi ‘■'lersburg. ^ _ and M'ttS. DALE SCOTT. JR . and MRS. CLYDE HURT. MR. in Jacksonville fot several Stowe, ihiughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Kircher.......... .. family , Summerlin Avenue. , JACK MORRISON, MR nod MRS. BRUCE LANEV. and MRS E. H. Stowe of Indian Mound member, was Inducted with upDlt. and MRS. ORVILLE HARKS. MIL uml MRS. ROBERT pmpriate cerernoiiies by Mi*. Village. ‘# THURSDAY CATHfRID ABOUf HIS PHOTOGRAPH arc tho futnily of Pfc. Joe Fnzzlo, Mr. and Mr*. C. Albert Stiriver DR ami MRS. T,. MUNSON. MIL 1.1AMS, MR and MRS OHVI1 |,E 0. M. Ilan i,on . Mrs. >1. II. Smith IItookiyit. N. Y’. I j . ’tio. stationed In Frankfurt, Cieriuariy, e*t>vUetl to and MRS. (1UY WOOD. MIL and TOUt ITToN. MIL uml MRS. EL Seminola Rebohah Lodge N o. load the Pilot "Cede o f F(Joes'1 plan to move .their i*.dderwr to Hamilton have Ids family Join hint there bid Instead ho'a How on Ids way home to MILS W ILLIAM v illi.E N . MR- TON M O U G H T O N . MR. and 43 will meet 1n Ihe Cdd Fellow* and songs were sung to the piano Evansdale lrnke, . U k c Alery in S h i r l e y •Join them In llrookl/n. G iduihhI alnnittho picture arc (I. to r.) Mr*. I atui MHS. iiit AI I.F.Y' tlDIIAM, MRS. RAYMOND LUNDQUIST, Hall at H:WI p. M accompaniment o f Mr*. Hitcher.', the near futule. ■ Honored .With Party Katherine Fazzlo; Jeanne. 2; and Ursula, 4. (Infcrnallonal EacluilueJ ! m H and MBS. JULIAN SIEN MR. uml MRS. JOHN EKE, MR. Those pirsent were; Mr. IlrinFHIDAY Mrs. Maude A. Callaway it ^ ---- ----------;----- :----- ----- -— —------ 1ST I! DM, MM. and MRS. JIM and MRS. GILES UHAPMAN. don. guest speaker, Mrs, Max­ Mrs. K E. Hamilton honored and MRS BUDDY LAKE. visaing Mr. and Mrs- Darden well, M i*. \V. K. Hollyhead, Mrs. Street Dance W ill Be Variety-Show To Be Hmccins. dr. ami mbs. harry MIL oiiynMu, United Daugnters of tin- t'oir MR. and MRS. IRVING FEINCox of Lcc*hurg for several her daughter, Shirley, w i t h " * W. V. Hitting. Mrs. K. H. Hanfrilerary will meet at llie home birthday patty id her home fn dny*. * ' * Given F o r V eti rauk t (liven In Orlando HH»iireTtnrxitci h si.t’. ‘-. ’"in mb* Tmi m k > KiFRtu >ir ' and m b s r o h f .r t of Mrs. f’ latide Herndon, tin's 'Jf11; Mr*. IMirine Heal. Mrs. v" ' v n * . * ^ I i’ ITlI. lTM in a n M' Vgtlltl-ltV* *n.l taike Monroe Friday?- The**trfirrw WASHBURN uml nllini* other*. i AUTIIltU IlKC’ KW - Magnollir Avemn . ut n:sn P.' M.'* J, ' , " Rnhorn-' Mrx. A. O.-Jnrtell, AM.M 1,c P. II. Tepsic plan* wu* beautifully* ilixoi.'ttdd with \nd the lia.hrlnr* i n c l u d e : The Seminole IUk Ii Svhnol ami aud with Mrs. K. II. U n ey a, co- I 'Its- Ruth Stott. Mrs. Joel Field. to rcturu ( ‘ontlnuoui mtiDic will tn* fm* to Mempht*. Tenn. Spring flowers and Mr*. HamllR U 11 A R D DEAS. BRAXTON Junto** ‘ Mrs. H. Itatliff. Mrs. Frank Salurday after spending secern! j I*” 1 a**i*teil by Mrs. J, (i. Go- tiiaheil from H:(K) 4 IV M. until tht«M Honda (tiffh -t^rhord pinn > J iin<* PERKINS. -HI.. MCKAY TRUin t'YcliAftife variety chapel pro* Jill u*ul MHS. AH I III It * ; MacNeill. MTS. M. II, Snlilh. refreshmenU of 12:00 iiiiilnight April :i t'LAUDE WHIDDON, fSfitttH for the eiitcifainntetit of 1-1AA I S * i r n i d -MHN. *1[A* K I . L 'I 'K . Sslurils) I Mrs. Mary Rnwlin*. Mrs. J, P. weeks With Mis. Tepsic nt her vicek w n e d home I5|fi Kflit Sccuml Street-! nml ire erenm, Pirnf ntnl Sccnmt Street ♦*»» M«ifRATIGAN, MR. and MRS. I E JR,. D O N A ED BISHOP, JR., .. , „ , . ...... Hall Mry, A. K. Fhocmak«r_Ylfj, —*■ - Those * uftrntiiru: \%rrc; U i i l nniin Avenue fni ii fire *!i«rt the student*. The t'elmy Fed, TEW. MR. and MRS. K 0 1 FSTF.lt GUTHRIE. U. A NEWt ampladbUs,lag Unit No. 51 K. II. Uney. Mr*. O. M jH a m Miss Eliialietli Dy»on spent i Mary Ann Kriebring of Sanford/ ilunc«i • Ii4«ll^rinir I In* nrtifwnrn: under the sponsorship of Mu* S C O T T . MIL and MRS. II.M lM W Jit, GENE TUCKER. of Ihe American Legion Auxil„ Mi*. Karl Hronmc. Mr, II Ednu Ubltlindco. has orgattlzesl ! ■ ........ iU a f l i o M ittfi Marrrl flu ff. .\!*»rj£?ir?C Monday as the guest of*M r. ainT M i*so Marcel Duff. vctvrjiHii, All vrlrtmiDs ir*u!«*iil*. a ptogrum which will Ih* pre- SPENCER. MIL and MRS E l . . ' ROY iary will have a luncheon nt A. Swanson. Mr*. C. t.. I’owrll, ECHOES. VoLIE WIEMr*. L. H. MrU’ixl. Jr. nt their Ann Oglesby. Sam knte Swag tnuri*ts iiiui friend* m* cindinllv senteil bv Ibc stmleiil- of Srm- C Y M P B E I . I . , MR. mid YTRC.II.IAMs '. W YU STIN.HF.NRY the Mayfair Hotel at l;M) p. in.. Mr*. ^ __ J. C. Mitchell. Mr*. Kircher. home un Turkey- l.aku Hunch, »e ity and Doiothv Kanipf. Invited to attend JAMES PEARSON, honoring Mrs. I H. Kiikiutrkk ih,7 m u , p* \4aude ’ Ha msec. <hi* ■ tttole High Fiitbtv ulurnittg in FRANKLIN RENNET T. MU. and . \RROLL Also Ernest, ami l.loyil WhitJOHN of r.Ustl*. dcpuiIment prcsidinl, „je Hinton and lllanche Keunedy. Orlando, A pis inl'ii* eiy In*'tin and the tiilomlo High nuililorlunt. MRS. JOHN L. SAULS. MR. uml A U B R E Y VINCENT,, .1. ________ [taker. Pn*coI.eo. chufle* Wnr* All memlrtM* are im|U:'*ted to ROY W i l l O l I T uml .Simnnmi’p String Hand will uli^i ■ tli (undo in turn mil enter lulu MRS- ERNEST SOUTHWARD. DUNN. « r ' A , j ' Mrs.’ II. It. Hcckenbaeh left '» « • Husrell M unn. Ilirman make. re»i*rvalioii, not later SrmiyobHigh -Indents MR and MRS, MAX RUMIIKY. other* nate in playim! for the dance itie Henry 8 Mail Order Sunday for Jacksonville III mis t ; Swagger!J, DcnuU Hass and than ‘ Thuisday evening by cull­ MR and MRS. F E. ROUMII Kin \\ i ii; Iii and Kltmi MihikIi luc*dov mtitiiittg ur Snnford. "Home Sweet Houm* will <lehusliunil. C.l'.f). Hcekonbach. -loo Muse, ing &!K! II. Iriii have hern Instrumental in I..YT IH. MIL nml MRS.- SAM finitely be livinied Up a* Ihe.-e The pritgiiim to be presentcil W ife ” P r e s e n t e d her who has returned from duly' will, i'i|?itnixiiiir the plifet dance ami will lie a* follows vbliil solo MARTINA. MR. and MRS. ED young people make their maik the Navy in the Pacific Theater J. I). Cochrans Of the MTIpt lUtltC In he tfiveM "Symphony" by Huston BalniR'k: YVIS SHINIIOLSKR. DU an I to th ,cl.l ('brer. to. them The seventh grade student* of of Operations. pin nr evening f rmu 0 00 •lum ■■ "t abloiita" by Eloist- Uuok MRS Y YY I.PI'S. JR . MR and , f, , \iiaviog i.'ii( i*lelice In Sulifor.l Junior Hi^li Pupils Mr* Elizabeth Fartun'* nl San Lake Mary Entertain the I.V.L'O n i i iAvNvN. O i vVi. .,,,,1 accomplishments I M- until 1:00 A. M at the and Vmt it \ikt-ii. vocal solu "On MRS JAMES MeUeK, LH Junior High School pie-. M, u,td Mi*. I’etei Saperslone, Aimorv. Hlevvarl Minim and hi-* Ihe Road To Mandalav" by Ular* MR and MRS. ANDREW FAR : |„ ,„.t.d Study Immigration I font vented a piny yesterday after-[Sirs. Kdwln Wuldrn and Mr* A Uirhecut* ht*»l nil day ni»llu*r- l'ith«dirai| Cnuntiy ( ’ hih On he l;.i.»>i*\ H i’4 "llik'h rf eiici' liiaiitlinin. tango ''Jmloilsy1' RAW VY, MR and MRS YY E 1 | . ... rr. ... . •noon in chapel entitled “ Henry's t Harvey Itev* of New Y’ ork City » »: rnpntMl Sunday nt the tf*» will furn»*f» nuiwit f**t I ii 7 1 li ;ippi*t| rmlp tn I*- I ’.in Snvi't iiiui Siitioo Iting- DODSON MR and MRS RICH I i|, . In EdwardMarshall * Am-ricun Mnl| ( ,ider Wife “ The ihnia,P •* |are the guests ..f Mi and Mi* hofin* of M» anil Mi» h»hn |l, MR and MU.s , da her Befirnhm entj* '*dl )•» D-blei Mil i' «» n«-w Hat \m at -nt.. "| 'oiiki-v Ser ■ YltD EATON history class at Snnfoul Jumoi weie a* follow* Abe Smithei* Julio* idfigfeldei nt thetr lloine i mht nti nt l-riki’ Mm > Hui In* ur, ‘ tiked fhlmiifhnitt the • I! 1 H I.SUEHRY Y|li,.n-l i ,. , -j .% n^iits uonliii' . mid. tH I'ln lb\lle.i > High SchiHii ihe lopn be.int 1 portrayeil by llsvlii Hester; |’J2 lirandvtew Avenue. I! t iiiix'i i k c-li'M, -nlnd* and u '7 f*n mill film* will Ue h|i|»ihi« 1 MU'- Ii F GAN AS. MR .mi . , . " M* (»• ■ <1*111ll*x* Nil . . , , . H e n r y t,irtitH»n* 1.^ tjnr-m e » \ Iso t o i , | ...-IJU' w ol ill U W A t T f »t‘| t «'([ f I J lift f il 111!' - ik hit It lf*o.|Ii ijanr r * die 11e*Ir s U«* studied tin* ,*ee* u iiumigmtio ■ . , , * , . , ,, ........... , , , . , , . Vi '7 .... g.r“ W MIts JOHN HIGGINS. MR n n d .lth, ri Btr wm It] has , ' . , » l»u*e, lint Jones by John file ; Mr* II A llivin* and daughtn, u . Hi ip fd.K «'d ttiil 'im ix under the ............... 11,1 ,il1' M“ '-" k ,,,K» m b s t.FOROK M H U T I Y Y I M nliiii uf the-AuiiinA » hum wft! V.i ,iihri finti«ii and tie infiuem. ••( rnimigratron ; i||u.k>. .Simpaon b) I'um -e, M.-aa, • Ku-r, of New Smyrna rn lln l ■., pj t\ xm p ial « n .h r» lra l l”*r nf l nlnniri re 1 hi Mb' nn.t MUS JIM Ml I l I I 11• -! \r Ai* tlttir on Amrnrnn H*t..ry The | Mt, Tmke, by Cat* lyn Pain, k Mi- llo iii.' mneol. Mr. and 1 : I • * 7 IhjtairnU I YYD MR ami MRS i I ! tin \eteitin I lit iikfcr t^11' 'Mt uwmu fill1 II*Pf H ■ III! Mpp •( lUflltip* f lrnt*. have been p ,ft ir ul.c I * in ltlll t(„. mjm, u.r |,v |mnn, *i„i Mi* Hen < Nmall .tl the Niilde^ iciii J7 I ■ 11 S .Hi ’ V\ I..* * f III 4*\v •i , • nf H I i iiifu.m srf \ iiiitli! I r f t ' h f f i t tn ii w l m h w i l l 1“ -il a l l riti WIiu Idy III Th. U r fT mull I YND Y|1 1 |.ELAND. MR and i |(-7Mh will h* tcFcsIVd in thk* idni-t’ f ti -lo iv fftrd Hntrl ye*iteidn>. . . .Ii . Snow , -|, ,1 f1■•11Un, I run »u*f It | * 7»^ hffin •' rk ciH jf..a h - *»f min* so Mr. Marshall mnuitiT us to ^ \(,r Souther, and Henry (iiili1*1 HUM Ltd t,J f 1i Snmv Hiimv ".. MRS till 1 TYRE •>» I.ak*- M m ), nm I* itiiH (H'phvAi mi*-! maaltt Ih** the itumbiT of grandparents of • u,n* wiuo bachelor entile uim tivr - .,I lilt1 Mi, H ,0i IlKl „1 'ih “ MO m is Jt'HNN Y ........ J Me l ‘crmill uf t lit- Vefcttiii'i .i U |7 \ ji ml uuikf* ft wur uwlij the ‘ atudeiiU who wot. Utrn >u uh„ wm* tired of cu b otlu-i (If five m ifidkMmvillt* win 11 ip ppclut'lv «t*ii* *elt'litnlcil Build It Voursclf .-Kale Hatton BhIvo- s VVayile MR M A M O IM rtiT»c *‘fij**yinif 1 ct I u %• • ih iliu«* Hiakt* it mir foreign eoaitlric- and iinVi.t i" iin,| |,U|t, mal beon* Henry, tnurh vimit'-r tn Siinfonl yi^tenlay nt Bit" kl-l 11■11 V III ylilt t llett) Y'nr- I R j 1.1*' ! ^ ,_,MR Bn,l '||*V H K t7«hrnn nf I'hnKti* n ,h»U »f «*• j * *» H9li Knds Housing Wail linrungh mill Ro-einai t lluitlick.! F-HF-AI.Y IIF.SI. MR uml MLS this country to n.nke their home ,hr dl-gu*t of Abe, hod ,t th«* U. S. Employment Service liiMYjfa; Mi*, It V, ( nivcr nf • After uutstionmg approximate i hanker.m* to get inarmed nnJ office. The ...a ......... . .ei. inline* far.iHFHBERT MDSES. MR <;• 1 , all- mtftxrii iVw'iui* *4 l A*il1 I! Suffnik* \ .. , Mi** Jam I 'in'hi an .Huimfii) mil iMtiii Iit Y, dhly L10 eighth grade stmirmta th- adverttseil for u wife Jim June*. II I. R III. R I S I OO I 11IlF I I . ,t Hh IIM oV Il, v,i . * Py \lt,j.., On pi ..giiini will I.,- s.tttm, Ding- j 'UIS iM Lirin ( i lint any '.Ml: and MRS YY Yl PER MERI |i,n,. a U result* of irtiimgtant * grand- t.a rider, h'liroed of this and! Mr. uml Mr*. Robert Good and nf Minmi. Mr riiid Mli* VVytttt \\ ill lam ,f.“ Tui kf« wlit xfiHhl * ti 1 .1.i H 11 u i * I* iiJ Did*,a .ntl; M i alidi **f Ritlu’ i tIt*. WETHER. MR. and MRS J «.t...be, rnttMnahtj naienl* are n* follow*; I t .atim ] (lll, „ . , jst a ,okc. lie jchildren of Pennsylvania are lxti ** t Ii * iu thi» Irtiiispt'i tuti.i|i ] Ml- . I.itti'iiiien MTv W l*. Slundrmm 11 *. M i tfi lit— im~i T i** *ii* b ii , Y- . , DAY IS. MR and MRS YI.YiN . froth England; hriaml;|,..,incd of—the of -— the .mail , , j* ,, iP from ,, , . ---— name ....— ■ ... . .. .;..uoni of Mr. uml Mis. 1 . E. ('hri-lHir Stimdeii nm r bain I, \|r. and i tti pn in Km opt rnnn* ts. Ho 7 SeiiilA lb ! I 7 front flrillll C.er(7**1 - ' order 1IAS-t l -Jfiancee n ****** !■t.and ,i ills*the -leas* t ,i til .* <l .7 u mo " I " ! AM YU! I MRS ID H from Scotland: |_ day .if of ;sN'nrwnoit of Luke jlontov f»r i,,:i,,d t" .“ it » f hi1 Mi di- . • Mr*Johit Millri uml chihli*‘n; ktlu-i *tHrtMMitr*!i ' 'W IIITN ER. MR and MRS I.IND ■ c . up _r ■many; 0 front Sweden; from |„,r arrival I mpetsonnt mg 'trec.-ml days The Gmol lanttly I1 t* *‘t \ II* » *-nld» ? f t i Mr, Bin! M ia H iv i IU* 1 oui lilnii, ^J, 1HSUt til tt YVEIIER. MR and MRS i IIY !! .,...■ France: /loin l u l l , - f " ’" 1 Tuckei be einlwnn-se t Hclily. have been mitenng m SU j Mr. ami Mr# II J- Finch Mil j A fltrtJ * f ii, a i l MV f illn h li* 1 ‘ H t lf lt i , LES MCt [.UNO MR and MR . ...:i i ....♦i ri .»?«tol pcripli*. lucmtC. CxecItoiliY'gkia; 1 f.oai Northern be hi* gushing' and hoiiUitd |*..U'ishutg l HI. i irhihlrpn all of Snnfoul, amt Mr f .. , t e !.. i 1 1 m i j ■ i. Diirif (relitml; I front,Uemnark; t from ' hjm ,vh»n Ihe real Mi*. Turkcr! j Mother In Bud Cross t Ylil. PI! F si i ITT Yl I: and MUs to*j and Mr* FHu. l.loyil am! son | I lit’lit’r him *i*if applied Luxeinlxiuig and ! ftnm Spam. | umvi-d. ' — ! Mr. ami Mt* Ii F (Nivhran j iX i” *mnl Binds Sun In Tokvo - Mi uml Mi J H h. iiilull Mi*1 * Kilna Vfidri mil Sum i iwch * lluvi ymi **v**i h.tili a him him' anthoirtriioil* thi* former * rnri ami .Mi ami Mi* John I' !h* n*ki l 11ih Y n Kii.il> H MljxjhU'iK, Mis. .1*.II Mi Hi nil of ( “orhrttti *»f Lnkr )lnry " N o " rt'jdte.l Tucket. "Inn I Hunt* j figui, -llr’- ni.e I.H'ky Ihnier, Aiftt and Mr^- K. IHa* IV1 I N f 'l p s A rp • K p V can learn." lit,rill >| innnil r f Pensacidu. Also visiting 1H U n i IL f* J lT l l\ t > P „ f i i . e i a l n l i c t n |e*n l Today, th, boose, to b* a -toiyj > 11! m Tokyo from Paly, where the Kendall* are Mrs. Diiiitumd'* I 11 I j L lo I il 11 » L ■1*1111 nUfJ ii liiilf. ivdh f fv*» tltiwn- |*i1ul* '*pi-ni i \m » j'uiu ^ m HtiJ 17 daughter and i4tl-in-law, Mr. anil _ _ _ _ _ ii ml ihrtm rimiua ii|isiuir«, •wm t ’ - ht» fiiuini her sou, f.t. Mrs. BJ Hancock; Mr.Kendall's TRENTON. N.J.. ldV-7'lescd in wi*ll umirir4A)\ iu*it'ii: htiili hyMliilph Ifimlrr with I lie* civ lliii sis erdn-law. Mrs. 0. ( Worley. ,, r.mfetenres are the order f Tuckri mid thrif (»I h**ljM*ts nit |inii*j|iif».np»> i»ihn tifiixn «ufhuh <f nml her son ...nldni.ghte,-m.l»w. )|b TrP1),.H, when the I. • III) ill |}T tm ifm iif ) m k< i **• »* ^ Mr V iiin jl .]*» ntlipi.i Slit VV<|| id Vi’ ,i » it(|JfM lx«H r' , T T ’ ..... . islliture rimvenes. Out they c . . llr^YY (hr1 pljkJU ffitllJ |l)4*FI II * of l.aXelan.l j become too confining win AIWn it the. mr *found in ningnilnes * I I It ' ill' Y Itrxl < - ■ k.**y wnti*( v, uf k irCMI I hr nkfifqfhr* I Mil*. John Livk plan* L HIT im plW ‘i1 foi fum Im u i*. *’ I r a vt* B c p u b h rim S i i i l r * h u iim a ii LB I !A A 1 ♦ • thi«i evening for Columbus, Mo. j If, Marsh uhrrr nhr will visit hrt iluiu/h* | It took foui -lalwatti* •»»•«« irr, Khlrlry, who In a *.tu4i*nt Miiunt^l hy fi itbi -nf help to sjua^h at Stephen* C'olloffc'. Mina I illicit Gom-nen of Buffalo, Ni V. who ha* been a guejl of Mr. anil Mrs. John Kick for Ihe punt six weeks ha* returned in her home. (lie dour and flit ’ Mnrnh lin'd S«ii nlii MitJnriI>' l«rinlir •Churlfit K. Barton after a recent rntifrrrm-e whan the door hey jammed an I nothing would int il loose. • • « • * * * * * • *+* * * ♦ *% ** *.*% *% *% *♦ .♦ , ♦•:*•:**:♦ %♦%•♦:»*j C H ILD R EN ’S M ATH ER’S I5T I 'n p ilK li |l> .1 -i t V'.o Hi , buliott i’ll -I'.t k the* je a r a giU l-ltllH ij- I bill I I *»IM w ill in .11V. VV' II- c in 1 1 -In 1 1 ! In nitgh 1/11' Wei-k we i" of tile WRIST W ATCHES SSM' jvi- iiiffc. 1 4,:.',' .II i’!,- D L / J N i N L 7 1 aaK.x. I.A D IK S * /Jpl'*, Organdy •'. AM- SIZES IN PA STEUS and WHITE'S - ,. .Y.«Yi fjra - • -a For-fhal Icdn-hippctl look you ng m m lcm i •. ’*tJorc — a iw aihblw k- 7 ^ 0 ***^ ® lin g to o u m e by N a rJ i* o l ( UallaT. T a ilo r c J w itlr far- TAX f W A K IIK S INCEUDEO t •1-.j? W iljll p iU flf litUNtd le u ‘ ^3 * flung ihoultlcrs » ml a buckled^ W H IST J’ H H KD I'HO.YI SiiJ.dd T O SJIll.llii Kyulels — Pique ■ i : X ( H f1 S IT k MKN S F IN E W H IST W ATCIVK S for-bcauty w a in lin t in fineipun rJyon ga biid in f, a LAD- I’l U C K D -;^5 FHO.M W 7 .0 5 to M K M O TA X T E X Fahrlc. T lic suit a u»wn INCLUDED or country clau k— the uiattliing slavki for Iciiurc anti in- M ANS W ' DOES, NOT R O TtlO TR ES . . . Because of Punier. New Safely Ingredient Found Oiily In Vetol b,« k- Sirts 10 Co 18. e j .t. • ' O IB M ■IH' *18** m a t r ix 1 (fS>«AVEL Sl’ KClAI. (ilJHKI.IN TtH KKT or fonnal dining. N avy, w hile, <m from euy dcodonot yoa'rt eeit n**d befoul fleesui# it coaitios Dsiwf a , So « • linU rt new esfety lesrsdiem—V «*o tU *t wU /•/r/srPei.1Veto it any ooemsf ekjnl Ii spreitb anal rwb» in exjliy.i* wej/crujuw! II suys moist in far. So w e Veto rtgolaely to Sian odor, chock ponpirtitoo— 10c -* — ■*— — -1rWnn>■hnmi~nI fi ^ fi.ials. a £ ' W, • • C o lg a t e ’ s ■- $55.00 (Tax Included) IT S ; COMPANY 211 EA8T FIRST STREET E ASY TO P A Y TH E .M A T H K it W A Y MATHER OF SANFORD . >iiM ill D t it n 203-09 E. 1st SI. ii— - WHIST WATCHES . t ill m u — Ill-Tin I -i • .-. f It ‘ 7 * Photi Phone 127’ « at*.!• •• •• :•'.**,•- V < . 1 . -.t Jt* �TH E HANFORD H EIU I.D .ftA N FM lb, FLORIDA M f i f i S IX INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Brooklyn Yannignna • r, Nlbk Threfe Saints r H u'rters For 15" Hitrf. V v n y intftt‘Miny to the majority of 'tin* Sanford djartwfnl fjinn. ( fork Griffith, WiirillitfttAn'a prt-jfy, hits asserted that hii flr-i .ring club v,III be here while L#„ Ulll’Xher and flranrb , sr that , " ’P* 11 " K°<*I lepreaentatlve clgh . V • • i w u n i / i i - lteam a m w i u. 2,7ml fe t h « . . ta ?art' * " ?a ' * * " * b0m " * "Brooklyn'* that1 They have a right to wrtidtr too. However Brooklyn I- fairiy well londeit with talent . 1,1 "ii' " r ; \ A\ 1,1 their Montreal fafm h iii bucn.Aule l<i 1whip them right atong in exhibUrn OUa. Montreal lu;s_lliii* far- uioved IhemctrciH to be the leading contender for the Inlet national 1ragur . __ craw ........n again _ m ijiw this mhuor. in. . Ul|' ^ " ,n« b* « k (l' <>'"■ ownTha‘ th >ard,'^*Vl Wednraday' Jill .ho«N he u corkrr as rar a* baseball b.^haf, U la eon.-rmM. r ^ r e r n ii" It It” *1 wtll also tire the mhr.j fan* here. nhn follow ____ ____ Sid ______________ Hudson in the . !’ " P. Y " * chance in watch him hur|,agala*tMme of th is A yannigan nggr: (ration of Prtukiyn .Dadgn* required a pair at t r trt frame* yesterday alterndpii ta capthre a fl In 4 deristin u n r the M. Paul Simla at the Municipal Athletic Field. The Dodger* went to work on the litdt* St. Paul chunker, L I Welland, in the lin t tram*, Curihlnn wot kid. the big mounds man foe a free pate and acored when Maueh doubled to .deep left. Mauch rtolo thlhl arid tcorod when Pi 11llpe graunded out.-PIgg to Scb> ondienat In the third. Maurh ttarted off the Dodger half *w,th a boubli t'» center and counted when turillo ilngled cleanly U canter. la the Saint*’ half -«i>f the fourth.- Car] TucKcn led off with a touble to left field, lie pgompily rcorad- when .Spcftr* . doi ’ llld ' to ___r, IlladeV outfit. knotted light. The th* cciuht in th» flu a when they rrimlinml two Walk* and « pair of Dodger * error* to shove nciosa two runs. The 'Dwiger* took Uii lead again lit the ilxth atanta when three infield hit* • ami n walk, eriupled with a roatly finljjl ertOf, "fjl," nwgmhtt on -ul<- at u buck n throw. (Jet youra now ml nvf td h cocgpatlon lit the park. In case you're wondering where I obtain y-ur ticket, worry no longer. Fletcher Holla aay* the illowlog Lurim-s* hou.es hnvr them waiting for you. Herr they O KoffiMat und Smoke House, Colonial Clennfra. Touchn «. lUHV Hat, Hll) lltindunr*. IJhmer'.s, McReynotd*, MfcRory’*, ■■■•:.v c •«<.!». Senior.I Furniture Company, f 4 i-try*a .Drug n| hrteracuu. Ju ! In c*ao you ahoiibl wont rcierved *eat*, you’ll IV< to urnloet the t'rlonial Clpanera or ryot 'cih at McHory’a. Dolls -aDo aald trial official* of the clubs and *11 the player» Would to Sffieri orange iplre during the cimteat hr a raniritlre of hltb tehonl girl'* beaded by llsmthy Cromfey. But p a v r d t h e %r«y f o r a a ir ie le D n d g e r how a mot some rrlrry too? A fter all. Manager Ed Hlgglna o f the < b.imbi f of Commerce recently decUtrd (hat relrty 1* the biggest thing *e lure to sell! /\ k"''*1 ottcnrlan?p anting the coloreit fans U expecled. A Ifn-rlnl box office Will Im set up for the colored gallons «o they'll lm aide to eat* . the link wilboJl any delay. The baseball committee ha. it fluid right to expect .............n large ............................... . __ __ colored crowd, Sid Hudson was n favorite amurtg the patron* In thr^riuht llrbl stand, and theyVo n cti»t forgotten bow Sid linmertsl iter night enly m trie I9UU season, They've nsvrr falle I to rememlier that of nil the player* they've •ern display their abilities at the lorul orchard, Hudaon was their •greatest player. . . - ; Hob in " ill be i,a the mound for the Senators and It I* hoped that (Jrlffilh « III pern it him to work at least six inning*, fo r the Infcrmstlon o ' a lot of newrumers la Ssntord. Huiiwn came lore In IPIS and pltiyrd with the Hanford l.onknM' o f. the Floiida Mi,te Lcacue? the rlnh was on the rrllar hut Hudiam mIMI prmrd biK>rlf to be a pond ball player. Hr plgyedl third bjse u In. (am u , played on first b*se. and erep h u ^ lM *n nultirbl aseigtrfneni e»rr> now nnd the* The ehanres *re he rruld prolnihly tone raughl had Dili Rodgers thru the Lookout .iUaM'itei. - i o s him .urh an, assignment. Hudson,-on* night ayninst Pel, tka, 1not. a turn on the mound. He did *<> well lh*l hr immetiialel) looked to pllching baseball for a living. He's done prrtl) s ill toe. At any rale, the following season he hee.ieie th i ii-rtb»r Imrl'r on the mound staff of Dale A ltlnnder's leukUe lending club. i's to Waihimn se ' cusiili, Hudson » J i enaily the loop’s moat lie . ..tured 21 game* while losing four. Before ri.v t’ Mid*hnw, thp club owner, oold Hudson ^ « m of Hudson reported _to Orlando Is with ‘.tie ,Sfnrfora In tft(f) and looked so wfll that • iwith on the Wathinirturt roster. He had a ahaky day (Jrlffith called him into hlg office. Sid say* he on goliig to be farmed. Hut surprtsinKly,. Fid was tifd a vote of confidence by the “ alt Fog, ’ JtW went and put everything he had into hi* pitching. Mo season with I ” vietorie* and 17 losses. Not turd for up from Class l> baseball. * spent the past three years In the Army, roost playing baseball with touring Argiy nine*, lie's ye and has liven doing wtll In Spring training, report* from Orlando. Sid loW u* the other day .kine forward In having hi* beat year with the nowing what Sid tan do and realising that this ultinglon roster include* a number nf "good" ball had_ popped, to the third liaarman, Rosenthal cracked a double to .left fM d. Chairman came up with ft singl that scored the Saint center fielder. The ccore i«m*ined at four all until thft first half o f th* 1Ith from . I’hlllips started thr in* ning with' • single and Immedi­ ately wcoted when Fnrlllo Hash­ ed ft triple Into d r . r e n t e r rigid. Knrillo later scored on • single hy llupprr, the Dodger receiver. * The .Saints 'threatened in the ninth tut the tihy Ware was axilingvished before any damage ; could be done. By Jack Sordc IN S H A P E Pa x ^ MUULIM, SHOW CARD AND FOSTERS CtfAQ i <3 <Ak» AlS (O. D. LANDRESS) Rhone lUz'i ’ Yew Garden Gf$w?~ nor/ h(ivc n garden tool departmenl-iRec W for r<i*y a* 1 ] -ft* 16*54 rC tttM (X P fO f pA f dAP M X J D A d p iC A P P ep t? y A S (jR C SiliWUPfTR t’ J f A € S ro«4J A b a & »tr Aov! • Our stock in Krrawiitt; daily. Wo I Bill Anc| Lady Nell Are 'BoyNewsman Can’t f^YP.rncs In . Feature Tonight iiiell But Papers LONOWOOD, March 87. KewHh lin e r — I 's l s r f t i i (Special) — 1-udv Mali o r Hon**! I I I s in t c ln ;|a e v l bill should be able to rinilh OU llw t ll, 11 is n.t y Hoe. PotiHi- I ’a n . top In tonight'* D/Htha o f ft mi|« IV e il F a n i Not, Inky Ma|i;ir> race at the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ -i\ ; . ! > ( .5 H u ll l>M Nas»nti .uni It \\ nel club. * Doth thta* dogl have Ms m l j . HROOKLYN D0IKJEH8 (B ) fl. FT. P A U L RAINTS 4. fifth Harr a 1 C UiI m III u ln lrl* lin er) Washington flerrators H Buf­ X le y r y K » y . I t w l fU n h ip . I ’d t l f t falo Bison* 7. Dill seems tu be coetanl to run It e - a u i) , i . im' s v A V a v s . tSTiti It n u m t , ( ’Inrliinntl Risls U, Cleveland with the field, '.Juining o n . ft Cinxy- rM. Itrw n n l Mr. anil lu ir t ) Indians O. i burst o f speed at th) tnd be Detroit Tlgtrs 4, Boston Red l«U *r hit position but tehlom tu fttttli H a rr — l iH w iilM ( I ( hI b IH m IIh » I Iced .the pack across the Unlit lift 14»f « L ! II U4 Ft! fir ?. 1-tieli v t Ht. Irfiut* Canllnals l. New line, Town Clown may be able tat teifk, VVV**F |f‘|h l f|turn, iri vi.i; ite*, fo lk Yankees 0. win the first leg " ot the d«A$ T n itlif Midjr. iiv tii v Half i*i*4 Ik It Brooklyn Dodgers (A ) 10, New double with Texrii Pert dftngeroua B lf-k lc. York Yankees IB ) (5. In the last half. le V e n lh l l n i — S/|H W llri Cleveland Indians ( IT) 10, CinTonight's Entries ViylBh H iir i. , allr--i Pan. All T ath , C satle'rt l.m -tr C ra tth . rlnnatl Reds -(B ) ?. Tl.unrtcr Do. Slim llu rrk glut N'.slh Philadelphia - Phils 6, Boston pug, Braves 2, *. t. » * 1 * * 0 , M o re — S I R » H 1e i Toronto Maple Leaf* 4, Phil­ ,f *h1 Irlfi If » i t # adelphia Athletics 1. -WfiW-lit’ Yii a, >11mt ISji rs% I hit .Syracuse Chiefs 4, Kenso* City |*i*iftri- ihtUm H i, IAuubji K«'-B|nrB* RESULTS ‘ ( 1-Til iumbus v*. Minneapolis, rain. Newark Bo-ton Rod Box (D ). vain. r>>i*irr.v HflRh ! ' I If _ ! " (» lln if . K itp H ln W H bw, W ar llliH'li L iil TV, I 1#"*, fi>-(u»nilp4 HUttf fitTckfp. W T e a lb l la r r — .111 M llci V il. W ild -Ua^ftsJhaV SPORTING GOODS Attention I’ y JtltlN K.AMPKin W K It u ll— David McV.cnncll, like n lot uf us, can't spoil wtll. Hut hr, unlike the rest cf u*. is ca|tita!ixing on his inability. 13, an etghth-grfldcr, nwer. u small north:tntown. which had to ncw*|>aper.. Ho ha started one. lur, Joseph MeDonuel), louned it typewriter and mlmat-jftitph outfit. ,\ drucsjorc extend­ ed credit on u ream or two of paptr. A fter n week of scurrying about with pencil aiul pad and u 23-hour shift in the mimeograph depart­ ment, The Ppw ir hit the street". The I’ower »va;i at first n onepage D x ti-ineh aheot. Circulstkn-- a ‘few. Cost -five cants per copy or V nuar.er for six ytcahn. The town's first tmper kecatwe un instant suceftss laigdy beefttii* nf ufltirthodox stiilling In th) n#'V paper. Such things an ■ “ Hulp the cruppelsd child by contributing ro the march dim rs;" "T r k j vo/ close to th# school house:" “ OavlJ Irion ha# hid discharge prpyrst" "Hr. Derrtil llatcbcrs' schoal tu* brcl.c doun and ho hail to yrark tell tour o'clock; ’ “ d r . Jacob II e l nan butchered a flCO-pcund cowt" ' The /.rage.-i btil room Os opmt eary SaUrtie.y niyht:" “ I^ealy eao- V/i IHock Ew ti o f P .0 .) HONEY * : 4- - i t oj - w iw HEK - 1 SUGAR — NO STAM PS! - - ■ri*'. i i- < HONEY BttfpDtd Dally * 110 Wi First Street ■taV»Atj ~aY>r'Fi'C«ii .ftWfts(v* ftJi aft>■’» ** w#*a. >t u HOME TOWJV N E W S * 8:00 I’ JH. Sharp i- Tonight's All-Sinr Invito you u rnitU' in null look nroiind KIND DRAFTED ""<• «**ri 0 — Dee’s Sign Service f Y A c e i4 - tR c pe-oapi-r DAYTONA DF.ACH. Mar. 27 (IP) 11|iiinlr In llnif I —The Brooklyn Dodger* are b e ­ (tiirrUhrm St* Rroj t Mnlrt rif ing pitcher Clyde King to the ln.lj .fewU, Ijk I!f-*L 11JhIf l#By, UoM * t fttg iittMr lU ttw draft. King left.the Dorlger, am* mil todav for a visit home 1 that S I fc Benny .McC&y. the esek Philadelphia Athletics infielde*. donning n military Uniform, Is 21. Xra* slalinnrd at Norfolk Vft. . ’ “' I ' “ ""t‘ So a priority mrs.agc was sent to Norfolk asking that McCoy be rushed out by the flrat plane. Bennjr arrIreA only m E E N BAY. WD. Mar. 27, UFV p»i meals tefare gsroe lime and w*» roet by th# admirals alatlon —'■The Th# Croen‘ (Jiucn • Day Packer* hava hi wagon whlrh whlskrt aim the clehhoo^. *r- ■ • ' • d announced receipt of another sign­ A rw m in d * later you could have cut the gloom In tne ed contract. It'* from A l Spariia, City's "Ifell’* Kitchen,' sty* lie "more Navy drrTVYur room with « knife. Benny MtCoy. seaman fIrri riaim, former guard at th* University )■ a “ great believer in visurl gaIt, in didn’t even kimw how to put on a uniform. They had. th* wong of California al Lot Angeles.pdu:ation" and that he. Uses fecU >"Lsta fc . DUFFALO - (Ah— The Rev. of magic both to illusiratj Dlblc there I McCoy. ' ' ‘ ' /f' BPTft Martin C. Bit extracts rabbit* tiutha and serve a* r.n “ r.ttxntloi- ■Power Today's Sport* Oddity from a hat and makas card* HU- Ratt r.” SOUTHBOUND p.ople appear to leach Dible truth* to MIAMI, Mar*.27t </Fh~Amer fons whose memories go tmek alwut H-l y*»ja NV» York (» - Carelea. Smoker, ca^se £5% cf t named Jesh Devoro who made thing* lively lea's lejoding trainer last year hi; Sunday school puplts. w a l l a speed met Th* salting for hi* performance* f 0r«*t rirta.—Bpart# Afield. sl*e pit MrtJrnw troupe. Devore was quite » l* ,t? Stanley Linlec, «ay* ha plan* tr for opponents of leave thr^ race tracks of thi It tht Oakgrov* Avenue C o m m a - ------------------ ,-------jj*-* ‘ * on tht* ba*c paths. ... fad, h* pullfcl one trick that never ha* be#n United Htrtcs and will go eithei £h«rch. wllh aa iaterdenoml-) New extinct, the last Labrador equalled. On June 20, 1012, |lush went to bat against the Doatrm to Mexico or iouth America Ilravc* in the ninth-ttintiqg ofI T alugfest. .After gtttlng on flrai, I.lpltc, who anddMd 127 .Alttnfn E*«S5*» rtngrafftHon which has duck recorded we* 'abet an Long « « « . * tl*M W IU animistic* and. b»- 7»Jand In tB7B.— Sport* AficW, he stole third, before Iwlng Devon? procrclrd to iteftl aeCtfud, ________ _ , ____ ept cn batting. In a HtUn last year nfeengy lost Ida Jdt brought jn to K <,r?' ” with Mra, Dottla WML’s -auR# while. Devote came uj i foe. the keeorirt time In the htn ng, »nd ***Tn He said It was becauae url u got to first safely. ( nee more Josh stole second, and then pllterStl blackamltha rmfuaad to giho* rh< third -tor a total r f aUble’ s horses while he was train or causing GREYHOUND RACING S\GNS T ; Fenture N|NTH RACE—FUTUIUTY ,t ^ —III s p ju a p f ti: : sanforc NLLAUE QUEEN SLACK LARRY K E N Itfl 109 PALMETTO AVENUE , n o .^ V M o u x n n e a , *' ..... n t v id .u icM i/oa * ;i . . -1 'ir. rcxh.fd' H/.-Jij i«U'v. -! *y i- - s m w m ,* �1 PA HE S E V E N T H E 8 A N F O B P H E R A L D , H A N K O Itl) F L U R IH A r i n x s w t u U ' lb ' M " NF-S I U Y ' . — ^ ■r: ‘ ; r ■- ■err^ - ■ ■* 1h * Nin th 1J u d icia l; p u h ltfh rd nnc. n « * » ) t fo r f t rey ft R u ft nfth*^i|atli 'ftrV* ___ Ig.O aiw InnlvrN runtr, e u n t.c u liv . »»»K n ,lr thi rriMwit til pinria* U A r m :,i , Itrin'wn* tou r ■Y- <**«u(ttx vou ar« h«r*t» unllflrd and ra* !<ANWill attJ Traiaiilcni in ' ch*nr«r>. .,I y o y t r ^ liR I B A L D ruhUthcrt III ttatt. i; titled to appear In n rat tain tliit Ktllll.tNK V nf Compta nl flint again*! y,Ho by You *r* hvreliy r*<|uln><l In file fnrd. Flnrld* d*. agavd Witm-w tin (i»n<l and lha real r i : Ajti.it; m a i . Lm i .u k . fm .it* R A YM O N D M. BALL, REALTOR vtHcv. no® print In* In tlic t*lri-'j|l firtt pobllnglluii liar, h 6, Cotift fit iVn*nt>» I’ rt m ri .C it iif l « f U .......... > . r*7.ri ,M* ,h' ,,,h act n* a «iW U *m *» <«d f»» o' •who*I r liM t p la ce of re*l4*n place r*»l()*nc* and (Thurrdnjr), with Ihc tllcA Of eatil j ***'*». >*•*■ f"; I* tl®rn4on •titfpfp tfip May IIinTt m , i» - 1* it. t* t L h rn t MT *>** Ijn : u n t i l C#1J Ki.»rig*.dn'*n: iBy . * ■ i i U t n . : U an kn u w n . four I *| .th* four I Ht'tftb in Van. (HrnD Kenl K.ituto Sttlt'n- -lli'iitnU— Morlgugf GIB «ifi >‘ HI Mfxf, . * H ‘ in il«J f iU iU I k H i m j i ■: t i n , n . C I«■'t k itf t *lrrt» 11 t Vii i r I f tiv 11h l Tou af*, hcrdiy no’ ifittl to*; ... , .fmJ. ... ______ ... t______ , .... Pcrnla«ilc a o il), glorbla. nr U t Ho** O'on •« SaJv* * Jult* thrlcof ■*nid m m will pm. 1-1.01*1111. tA n n i i M t i . HrritIn»jlir | ui»Iy;* I*l«wf*\>i**fred a nsit for ilttprrc ha* keen fll.-J g i|c*t*♦ urn r»nf,c*„ wd> b* ?*, itU*TF ftuXr.rsA and couching *• K> IS KlJf EATAT F Of aaaimt. »uit, uruTri lb*title nf t.r..l a*g[n«l you *n,1 u|J r*a*c CNC* * * • * * w cln It ta*»*r t® bf ®atii®.i Dependnblo Inftinitice ni,»i Roittls oitni:it o r r in M t \rm v r. I*t till, order in iiuMttinil fnr mitiirli iTtv s IKY. Owcaif <'o**n. pi.* null. V*. Act* pn.c»«* ct [MU1 C. , *' Oi « i nb* kmt * d-Itflf.t'i.ili'A ,tN| |*i.tm jn x j TO; i o i i s Ta ivti.MR, lb. Mnlumri ltm< p».|un .d Ut law' M ac C o w a n , iH f* fa ** n l. bi III* ’ I ) r 4 * r c ! ih n l ltd * n o llrc Htj.Vrt 11 At ft..rni> nit! Ifftfbprr |71Hf*fa-d|f tt®f Ltill n th. KANt'OIM' lli:ltAl.L, . r DKMANUK AiiAIN’NT MAIM fd . *_*• ‘n » i Oip^r uilitiNifi Im »»ti. n-w *|M»|u*r u( 'fffnrral Hinll*ll<tit Himn) l, Fioridn S ln lp I lank Itu Irtintf TATK ■ lu raid l ‘ou«t> wnd Plait I ljf la - t s -s S b E T V1A1 wnd .-aid uf suu air N-i.t.j 1 IvirK i-ty iu> h rid 11 nd uffirHI -* V; » , * .5 r», ,n. I l o l l ut u/ilce at'KJntur** Jffmiti il* : ft=-t 'tdfled e d and *ni| rr*iuiml rcqUlit ri.fh, till* I.tli >• idnim, wi>. I I.rli day af nf *<<•») dauna gni itrWiil. a.utai euutiful New Costume jf'uunty. rliiridh, Uarrli. i*4a • ■* elllirr «ri >uu. u«r i.gv. , c , . u n <’ I* llaMidon 'he ,rlut* tluitglt lUtNnl. v * TO BUY Ideall flcrk Oinuii r'mirt dey-naed,. l*tc ..f ».ud t uuiit, ,J It. II I_ Hunt. |l l‘ , lUe . fount. J.BlKe uf -c«-1.. . |,# V E L R Y SHOES REPAI RED ________ . ____ _ ' ountj. Yl'irld.l, at hi. nil,,, III MITII'H Til irPH AIt vr.uri linua* nf mill •m m . m New hoc# arc hard tp huy l-Pt u.,i C IRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING TO .TifuUM n\U|)i:i:. .Tin • Compacts ‘ tl.lar miiniha fi.-tit ihr i make your old mW f* Wmk uud feel J to m fu nctiona l p tilo d le pain M * lO irM ii* A V ? n u r. V b rim psbtlmtlun uf it I|kr n®w. We iuli-e in ijoaUiy N iK filllt. V l i f Kill t-lam, *ti | • Bracelets i tar. a** Tom all tu vVh]*. Id * [». H*A *»anr . that w u b efort war, H lrik m ^n d bottlenecks. mill low price®. <M ltliitf. Jtitil a lig ll r Inw * r*» rr*c» lfM f**0l *i » *. n •: I'fnr In Itii- iliru ll «'o»H *>f H.inl- .,! i» « tl-n i-r a m t '(>->,t , , | | | m i f f ' ■train'■at' W la nW tlraM ra lf |*ru ' d l«w IWNW TW< * |m l» IfMiljta.- in fTu.i*«rrV ,w e *d.!.i3° /.ou to »»>*• YOUR HEATING • Pins & Ear rings v.u.« .rvrtiii lU t a I n * . II d r a M a ll." | o n th.- « ih <ta> - h i M a t, IM S , In MUlhr i.jtinm.i. and abat ltd a f a u w . - tha* h S«> . Balld t«UM GITY SHOE SHOP 1 .-.11.1111 autl far .u»..rve in,r*m . ' .1., " '■ :; ^ we can * e l lh « * * well-made s a w f»« la * •■«*»« ' u r m a D u n d ® Rings ' ' Jin Sanfurd Avenue r-C. L. Cihnt* I O n B t ia r * ' i*w r |M « *, II 1*1.1 j* I Wit. n*. an etit.rav laird title ; : y[0HGE HLATERfi at pre-atrij^e priced. We offer h ri* m>*,* pai* *u* I * rent . wT.trh I N* IU.• tl.-rtn-*, IVaiiMfy, i ' ‘. ..'" U 1 Under nen nianaurnirtil, aamr rm ploirf* , time payment* and free storage until Fall. fan ctlm al ( n « d u d a o . T t f III Vi>iau« Jrr*» Tli.-ma* ftarlrte, di4 iTUIPKlimi y 'll } AH T.lenni-irat. . • Watch Bands nTS ..f it.. frml*nt M S f M W W V liV M N S S A A M M M A 'J V t M I A V M A A .U 'A V V .J U V W A J Bital* nf JDnlp** m> liaiiil Lful HfflflMf II*;i >Mi : h III \ . i | . ! ; v ^ ■4*iil At f%|iilnr«l 1-iorBU. tins itftfii • Cignrcltc Lighters SERVICE 1 SI* hHU . da> ..I Hrfn-h. I* » s . | U r i )n(| j r | . - l ... ................... >|Ht, ,, c,|. 3?. iS*aI) 118 S. Park Are. • ^ Phone 29 PRINCESS - .‘a S a LEGAL NOTICE S SURE fftp L D BE FOOLISH How women and girls may get wanted relief * M END-IT SHOP -W E SERVICE W HAT WE SELL” »H H ^ e e e e M ie e e e e H w « e e e e e e m M e e e e t M « e ? l Th* Hanford Herald goc* Into ' more than SOpO homaa in San* ford and Scmlnot* County. If you have *onicthing tq tall or buy you will flndNhat a elauffled ad In tbtaa column* w|t] tell tha m oil people about It for (he leaat money. Phona 148 Or bring your ad to The Herald office for quick result*. C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S la P* r **n* " ,,r (naertlon Wk per line for 3 in.rrllon. oje per ne to, six Inaertlona M4 per llpe for 2 0 ia**rtiong Minimum charge 30e i S 0?!** 5 word* to a line Including phone and address * FOR-SALE— eftt S A L E - • Better!** f i Battery Charging. II. B. POPE COMPANY. INC. ONf. J-IIOU,SC wagon, one fu'l grown fu ror Jer.ey *ow. A. K Hoi**tter, Fioiiat, phone ,'IJ I\ TIIH I III III Ut* TIIK f i l l ATI. Jt IK.IX ai:m xttt.t; n . t M A . a L q iiiiit i\ 1-iipiiArK. . 117 W . 1st S t. Phone I07fi i x i i u ,-. i ; v r \ T h v f 1*.:: jljjl.x II. nn-tH AN. J.^-.a-ad.. ru a ! 4. fiijrfiii r i'ifs a n d pish Mj.SM If A VISil IH.AtM.U m i I jNil a x iis ^tYgncm* « a i i > Kd" r.yF*,! 1 . Vmw itQil >n«h of ■y»ti i»rir; 1 Ij> luitltlwk foul lit itrgp^i*?1 •tn> il-il/un5lid 4ftini!.it|B % % ■tiL'Ii yuu. <»r c-|tli#r of >0 Ua mar h*v® Nk itmt |he *»t®tu JtiMN (I. IVd ) MAN, titf«*litre!, lafio *»f »«I4 *V*«l Md* !t* IM® *ClrtlII|> JliM|g 4* 41f fk*:to j. i « i Vhiruy, .piofuLi, m. hi® t«f f ii*i» In th** court tinu«i* of wait] *'’'Uf»ly . f Mtnfsiril KioMili, HtlMh hi tMifiiUir mnnlhia from |I»^ first iiuhtls'afjon »»f W A N T E D____TO R EN T {to SI®'*110i»;fire*.ti»fUiu’li __ c k m «r if^m* NICK r» mb tx r««.x. hev.-aa V... .■Mil lo» In nriilng. and -hall M«tk> • vtflaaal ^ ^ Ihi* l|f f«Jill |M>»t Ol* X^ rta aa* t<lll M'fW «»# tKt? f )» ! Ift®|YI, Hill) eiished or* a unfurnished badly ► hall bit ® Y4*»rn In UY fh® rtalmanl, needed bv locally employed ge-m, ..r • nliornry. and i<m ®«jtb veteran, wife. „nd two children. tM Ia! hi nr demand JM» fHfil i'dfell I ermauent residents interested lui void ri.KHKNT j. COIeKMAN. J" r*nting for several yam*. A" «‘I#C|4»nr (if I tic law Will tikv irtHkl care of Bouse Will mid 7>^t»vnrnt of JOHN «l tNH.fCMAN* I7-! Find DHhllccUon Kill. 27. 1311. Ijost and Found— nek*. ilTll a*ljduJl CX llA U *H . U " > '« Diner, Oviedo, Ha. Reasoaabls. STRASS CLEANING Motor* • run belter, cha**l* n>«t k*a 'f they are clean. Promptly •nil thornurhly Hon*. , H O LLE * MttTQB SALKS W. IfltS L FIVERS freshly dressed. MaliA le Haw, fen dr-fry Poultry, 2208 Saofprd Avenue, Phony |A FEW good reconditioned i\ ing in* machines. William* Shop. RANGES «L00 buabel dclleered ! * . ’ W. Lord Phone 788-W. • • saddle. arriion. of ell kh d k -W * have them*at. the right price. Stanley Rogtr* Hardware Cp. 474-W. i I~ ‘^ ^ S 5:00 P-. M. Y'our Ford licitlcr Known Your lord IL*sl! pHR RENT Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co, I’hune 1211 Strickland - Morrison, Inc. Sanford. Florida. PHONE 200 — T u x filo • liu M i th . Fm fT T t) In f* MW IH, « » !•!• d*‘*«u wcif U»n of K m im K i-ll® C o H U lV of Ju tiM - *, - t.e t LEE BR(J Plumbing & 2ml St. nl Sanford I'hom* ;tr*s ,____ _ ; ' F ^ ^ ^ ^ W W W W W W W IA W A m V W W W X AWWUXiVWVU-.-.mWimf F t t iM e fcBRSFfe^Jl- IJ&J I BOUGHT LOTS OF ICE CREAM AND CAKC FOR THt? PARTY-BUT TMg CrtllPneM ALL ANNOUNCING INSIST ONLY ON SOUTHERN BREAD' , AND M iL K / . . o lU? K ilo bacad, Aitur uir Gulp / 6 iu p : Gulp \ gulp f»A V Chs»H|0 TO t>*a t x r CH APM AN & PEZ0I.D ,Myrtle and Commercial Axmiic* (Hack of Kilgore Seed Co.) Place your tartler mow for jour caonreie blocks— Iw sure of havini; them when readv lo ImiM. Chapman & Pezold Concrete Co. (Bert Chapman and Paul i'ezold, owners) rrr. WATCH OUT! THAT TEN PER FOOTCAH REALLY SLIN G LEA D ! yir- T ^ T T - - ------ --_ ------------------ - of CONCRETE CO. -y ^ r r l " v ; 1 / YEAH ,HE GUES 5 TVE GQT TO GO IN AND PRETENP 1 C M REAP AH' GPELL - &UT 1 6 H0 R E W16HI WAG A MILLION MILES FR 0 A\ THIG> TOWN! THAT'S IT BOB'. BY JUNIPER--WRE REALLY GIVIN' i f TO S OOHMH, wnticM i »< « cp ^ 6 « MellonrllU A*o. — O p e n in g j ip MOW* , washed aUrched and — .-.liottg, a tm i h i at m u HAVH PJtKClOUB TIRES • of FEED STORE USB B re a d , **1* balanced, front end j U longer tire IIW a l j c t MOTORS BALES' au|i|ily HUNT’S TUXEDO of Phone 3J i» w. lat. Et- you r v, fftlil codnakrr* cn money•loan*, aWe- payment pUa». FAMILY LOAN CO. » Dank Bldg, y-itir healthy Buhy Chicks from Southern cnjburra*»ment. Reasonable credit requiremfnl* ' IV' ~ ^tlM W M jjra ' BEDROOM Jot ti rent A t *. Phona (73 W. F ihhIk w III niak«* ( lu ck, Crow RAHY CHICK TIME IS HERE! MISCELLANEOUS a r t s J A /fS tM r*V?ft \ AUTOMOBILE and radiator* re­ paired. Wright ami Cohen Gar* FOUR vacuum cleanera. Eureka and Premier. Randall Electric BORROW IlkUK WIIKRK IRONING BOARDS complete with I’ lUYAjCV IS 1IfRSI’ KCVHU •j pad and edver— Priced right, t Stanley-Roger* Hardware Co. ONE commercial lot With double YOUR nfttirnl ’d»»lre for privacy dhd R. R. track,* I t ? " X; 1M. i Ifi njOMy Mini ter* is etrlqtly respected here. Friend* *nri Phona 72. -i ptrroN puppi»», a . X. c. rc relative*. are not questioned gkUpad papare A p<hilgr« about v your credit. Your pm* 7 BOOH frame bunralrw with RNTTUBE. f o r nT# need* 'M i (t Mather’a. I’roperly Markers a, vii:i i si. v. i.Ktvm. i>. vt i • ij k im t i 'H’ k a x o i*t it. •M.Xf* HAVIStl * I.AIil!* .ill V.XllM AUAINltT KAJU llJl,t a t i: \ u and »arh nf you «(•* her* t»> n iifl««l *ii»d ir'jolnd lo |»rrfsrn4 + •at.* t in run and ilrmiitida 44Ulchj’ >>u nr wiihtr of you, may Iixyo _____ _——.___ —_____. A TTR AC TIV E UOUKK K room*,* VERY good comic book*—Will : each. 2(Mi Hanford A t ;. modarn, large lot, good neigh-' borhcMxi. Itlca) Home for email family. C3600.00 or will l * sold BUSINESS SERVICE f umUhetl compUtj for $4800.00. KW gutter* and down spout.i. IGHLY DRSlEABlfK T w iriif Unin water tanks. See Jimmie and Trrllsr Location. One of Cowan Sheet Metal Works. tha few available locatiom meet* In f the Slate Health Beau'll NEW radiator core* and radiator repairing. See Jimmie Cowan restriction*. Eighty acre* *urroupdlne clear water laky, south of Sanford, on Orlando DODGE PLYMOUTH Highway. A g o o d buy at the PARTS AND SKMVK'K rle*. Frdd W. Ilendtr Loom 2 KIP Palntetlo At *. Phene 1011 t*U Bank HUIr . Phon# I03O. SEWING machine* repaired. W il­ 1DS0 O IAM Q NI) T lung wheel liam* Flxlt Shop, 204 W. l*t. ' ha*c 2 ipetd axle truck under OPA celling price. TKACTORS HEMWQLL COUNTY MOTORS Repaired pr uverhaule>l hy ex* perta. i m ' r o u v 2*door Deluxe at ceil. HOLLER MOTOR BALES Phone 5M COUNTY MOTORS to* W. F irst Sf. i LAYING hen* 7 montl AUo houeohold furniture, Mellunville Road or pbon and a*k for Mr. Yet** Septic Tanks, ('onrridr l-’cnce I’onl, Well Curbs and nwa.-fir1 - y*»nilfin|i* i'nuiiiir* Florida hi hi* i»rfi. in ib i court lion®® of *aiti r»*onij « ! Hanford. Florid*, h iib.it . record player*. Bautr • ight i«f®udtr rn^nih® (mm ih#+ Service. tlm»i of |b® flmi mitdliTilfori "ft W A N T E D UtUIOUiTgRKD fabric*. (hi* iioiir® r ® r h clrltn nr d®hi®ndl i trie*, brocntelle* TWO freih milk goat*. I buck. ■hdH In* t|b wr!t|h« and shall *t*lr imitation leather and di ipery 1 kbi—475.00. M. II. Atnleraun, I’Ll, buy your r*r. rrgnnllf** of I|m idfirit Ilf rBThlenfC (Slid «#**»I i fabrics. Arrangement for cart- ‘ Box I IK, Golden Lake. age or rendition. Roy Reel, bfflcr m t it r p M o f the* r lf i l m n r t i , u m l ihci!l L» wini<rn to !•/ In® clalmwil. 30A w. 2nd St. - age If work desired. B. S. _ _ _ hi® Mgr'Dl, nr hi* ftlf" Brown. 2011 N, Oratif* Ave., ;FUH COAT— muskrat, fiuod ton 4 Orlsndo. FJa. ‘ di f n r ADO ................... baby ^ bathenette. call D- t . iligg*. j St^ Sanford —* h " “lh x k i .h a v a n nkkk m ill . | 4 ------L f n a 'f l runcrete.l'lpe, 1111191101; Blocks. Bendy-mixed Concrete, IN T ill: IOIT1T 111- TilH (O I1 T Y Jl lMi»; NIHflMlLt: ( 111 NT) * I.OST: Set tif key* on f ’yprv-* Avr. 'or llth St. I’leave return BAl.IeABD'S feed, grocerle*, etc. n» 5 0 0 cypre** Av*.. Phone HOfi-J. It. y. Tnurhton, Bryant. ^OH SALK by 0.iy»fr Nice 1201 Celery. a^ow with living mom. dining "hin, SURGE Unit „o. 00011 with 1/3 kilchen, two be. en, .bath, path, horse p.iwrr Wagner Motor No. . . t\* , be.. J8’ K AHL fully equlppetl and bar.. room* and *creen bark' ^ ‘ targe large screen mao 3y. Call General Mill* know how to recap, your tire*. „ Lights, water kcate.1 HII2 Orlando. Reward. Natural rubber or synthetic, B»t o ff fle e t First street. we protect sidewall* of your 2 POINTER binl .log*. Uver and bargain fo> tire*. Jones Tire Shop. Cor. while. Age* I am| |. Reward. [’hone 779-M 0. E. Tu rrell. \ 1st and Kim, Fhofta Roller Station. i l Qu*inex* Coupe-Chevrolat. Mr*. CONCRETE PRODUCTS There’s No Place Like HOME For FORD SERVICE • ixeuxiMt tSCRMUh smiv**) 8CV Turnout fVJUAR HAiC 1120 SanfcrJ Aye., Call 01*4. «*•— 1 * jn, ,• ,t» •t* FLOOR SANblNr. and.nataMM^ Cltanimr ami wax* inf* New-floor* ouKaeed la per­ fection. Old floor* made like new. H c A N W H IU : r*»ll r-p e a r. old. woman with mining axpar n : M-OLFASON Lake Mery, Fla. I TOLD YOU NOT TO CATC ETfA .YO U LA I’M S E L L IN G MM A G A ZIN E S T O P P-FVW MY WAV THROUGH r — T SCH Q O L“j 1THATS C O M E N . - MA YO U C5ELF A T n r i H O M E -',— You SEE, 1H E I S < a m b it io u s AFFEF2 A LL. iwjww^weVe-iiiwwwiri It ♦ �« * Iltl*,,sjfffji Jjqlllrm r»UlttMi|HD*tlt|jHlt|tttft *i£fflH4lrD{>t| PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY, SfAHCn 27. I 9 t(j THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD/ FLORIDA Holland Urges U. S. To Support World Organization l«>rts in the nation in that it had more than UK) first clan fields built by the government, and that this state with its winter fruits and vegjtable* is the I l ' s s t l s s r S t r s s i l*»a» O ast closest In this respect to the irreat as evidenced by troubles that rage center of consumption. in countries like Persia. India nml Reviewing his career in Telia* China. ]!e added that we will hare to demostrate to the world that httssee, he told « f aiding in in­ we ran serve our people more e f­ stituting legislation relative In fectively and economically and to creating the citrus commission, (he standards' of frost warning service thtf school maintain health and prosperity. Heywarnigf: cod«_ahe ,f»ir trade act, removing against ovrr-cFiitraiiiation of gov - 1 the poll tax 'and opposing* a gtnrial silks tax. ernment and saiil now was the i He highly complimented the time to put .our hou*e In order {state Guard with It* 338,000 memand balance the federal budget. hcrsiiip ns being the biggest Mr. Holland stressed social re-1 <;itircn defence unit In proportion forms such ns incieased aid to' to the sire and population of the the neeedy aged, the blind and) state. He urged n lietter setup to dependent children, better obi ngr combat social diseases. The five pensions, and strict control of In- ■ percent levy on rncetrnck beta vestment firms. He urged better had been highly successful us a legal machinery foe settling larurr,* tjCan* -of raising old age bene­ disputes, fits fro m '(lit to $2ft a month, he Reverting lu local problems, he saitf. He pointed out that refund­ pointed out the need of waterway ing rates of mad bond* were developments such as deepening down to one and -a fourth percent, of the fit. John* River and other that "ix counties reported l(Ki engineers. He stronglv urged the percent of taxes paid and 40 projects ns aproved by .Army counties had !h) percent paid. development of aviation, referred Teachers have received a 4(1 per- BUENOS A IKES, Mar. 27, lA’i — A final result i). the president' la| election In Argentina Is «xpccterl tonight or tomorrow, with the so-called “ strong man," Col. Juan Prrnn ns the probable win­ ner. •> Per on is said to be lending his lcmocratic Union opponent—Dr, o#e TAiiiborlnl—by 10,000 votes in the federal capital. That woold give Heron 68 uddilionyd electoral votes and carry hnw well past the Hill that arc needed to win the prcaidency in Argentina. j I.OHES AGAIN KANSAS, CITY. MO. Mar. 27 GIT—The old Pendergast Demo* cratic ’ political mnrhinr has Ipst a fourtlt try to rrgaln it, hold on the City Hall. In a quid clertion following n bitter campaign - t h e Coalition Party backing William Krmir has defeated Ro­ bert Ryland l>y all unofficial count nf 63,7r.G t,r f.l 8 0 0 . The Coalition Party has held the muni­ cipal building slurp 11*If*. ' MAGNETIC FIELD MOSCOW, Mar. 27. b V i- A Russian newspaper lias disclosed that a second magnetic field has been discovered in the arctic. The finder. Professor II. P. Or. lov, said that the field is Incutcd ! on the "northern *horr o f the Aiiiiirif-au. r■oiiZumnt. The Soviet Jscientist declared that the dis* * envery will be important in the t development of polar flying. I MATHER’S • TERMS Suddenly It Is Spring At One Time Or Another | Republican Ciubl the formation of The National has authorised a COP l-almr Committee. It haa called on party members to con­ sult tile committee on nil ques­ tions pertaining to labor. The club — claiming u membership of -IJIK) across the country .— ,says 1C.ft00,000 men carry union: cards in this nation. It points I uuWlhnt It takes just two orj th r™ million of them taffcrfcat t n party at tho polls. The National Republican Club the rorncr. It will Ire along on has urged President Truman and March 21. In fact, they'll tell you up at Congress to protect some 200,000 Polish volunteers who fought for Hayden Planetarium, spring busts out all over at the same time. It’s what they believed was freedom. 1 The cl)ib says these men deserve just the clocks that read differ­ security’ until their own country ently from pliica.to place, explains again heroines a fully independent Associate C u r a t o r Robert K.. Coles. nation. Spring comes "When the sun ’«• Ml the vernal equinox-*-stand in# Telephone. B r i n g s over the equator on its way north. Voice From “Dead When this* happens, it’s March 20 in most of the United States— NEWARK, N. J.; HP)—City 0:33 p.m. In Sun Francisco, 10 33 Fireman George W. Vetter, Jr.. [in Denver and 11:03 in Chicago— heard a voice on the telephone it’s March 21 nt 12:33 a.tn. In say chrerlly. "Hello, George Old the east. Pal, how are ya7" Th- season arrives first, by George's hands shook and Re local time, just east of the Inter­ was sperchles's. The voice was national date line, which play* that of Felix Martinez, a buddy around with the 180th meridian whonr Vetter hlmkelf had ' listed In ’mld-Paciflc. It will he spring at 0:33 p.m, March 20 on-JUirlway. In the southern hemisphere, it isn’t the spring that comes with the vernal equinox— it’s the fall. This will hnpnon In Hut nos Aires at 1:33 a.m. March 21, An cqulntfti—from Latin for “ equal night"— is called so be­ cause nights anil days then arc theoretically of the same length, hut for technical reasons. Coles says, this is never quite so. In New York, for example, sun­ rise, when thr sun first cuts the horizon, on March 21 will be nt 6:01 n.hi. and sunset at 6:07 p.m. “ Of course," adds Coles, “ tbit Is for the true horizon—which fiobody ever sees In New York." DEAD HOUSE KICKS hoof ctruck Wade Texas Green Top NONE HIGHER-Bch Fla. Green Cabbage lb 5c Sweet Fla.- Celery 2 stk* 1 5 c Canadian Waxed • Rutabagas ib 4c Silver f Selected Potatoes! Hills Bros. Vac. Packed Potatoes 3*w20c La. KUo-Orted Sweet Potatoes Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Corn lb He Potatoes 10 ibs43 Sweet Juicy Chef Boy Ar Dee Spaghetti Full O’Julco Grapefruit ib 5c Juicy Then Said Governor Of North Carolina . . 1 • g-7‘ 3 i*: i ■* J i STREIT CHAIR, OTTOMAN lJesigncd to make your vverung* at home so pleasant and relaxing. Full innerspring construction, softly |iaildcii and upholstered in attractive Ujie-.tl> Big matching ottoman. ii Bcginler N o w ! MATHER OF SANFORD Phone 127 fayp u d g y rite RALEIGH. N (*., —-Nor*b Car oil na‘* Number l tie enr was given u parking ticket the othei dav in Charlotte. Patrolman Harold Mingo, driv er for Gov, Cherry, pa-krd tile limousine in from of n hotel while "the boss’ ’ went inside Along came a cop with a parking tlckit Chat added up to n on • dollar fine. Since then Mingrs ha. been | sent dollars and offers of dollars from several loyal partisans-- , from "a good Hickory Democrat," i from Mayor II. H. Ilaxler and ! from Police Chief Walter Ander-| son of Charlotte. p o a f v /s c IIARKIM AN APPROVED WASHINGTON, Mar. 27. y f t * rZ 7 'Z i/SP ICr* Kr' ri,p ^ Uie Senate Foreign Kelallutts W Sl CHUt Committee, today approved the nomi uni inn of W. Averell Hanjman ns American ambassador 'to ilriluin. The committee also apt proved the nomination of John G. Winant to be the American member on the Economic and Social Council of the United Na­ tions. Winant fornm ly was anti tassador to London. 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Call ui tomorrow . . . far the finest cleaning, plus "Steam* Aire" finishing. ru. speckl* Whiting FUh rutou M a r Mackersl _ V >* Atlantic National NOSHING Bank Building: z .tM A m a o n i • Fin* Cooked with V*g*table*— Whit* Hotling pt ib Ga. Soto. ib i«t Bacon Half or Who!* Oa. Bn 32c Shoulders ib B. B. Crumley I ---- ib Froth Maryland Bid. Oysters , General Insurance ■r.'iS.oiBD a**HYn; . t '•* . 't ? 'ii\ j WE CLOSE SATURDAYS 7 D / i i M M. WHgjf AYJUUUL8 �o THE W EATHER In Unity Thgre I h StrcnRth — T o Protect the Pear* of Mir W otMi T o Promote the Progress of America; To * Produce Prosperity for Hanford. I t u r a l Occasional thundershower- and ulijfMlj- fool rr in northern portion* and scattered tahim era and continued warm in ->«ulhrrn and cenlral district* with Friday partly cloudy and mild. d AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER i VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MARCH 2S. 1940 Established 1908 Ufofkiais Russia Is Expected To Haver r Coal Dispute Representative A t Meeting i lake Meps In: A s 8 i a t a n t Secretary ■ Of Labor John t»ib*i son A rran ges, To • Meet With Owners 600,000 Men Will Be Needed By Army I Next 12 Months If Releases Continue \\ AHIIINGTC.N. WASHINGTON, Mar. 28. (A P ) —Selective Service Dir­ ector Lewis Henthey testi­ fied today thnt the draft law must be extended if the Army is to get the 600,000 men It ’ needs within -the 12 m o n t h * . - - .I l i a - d i u y was the first witness called os the Senate Military Af- * fairs Committee heir an twp ^ weeks of public hearings on the administration's request for a year’* extension o f the draft. The hearing* were arranged after the committee had become deadlocked on the request. Hemhey estimated that the Army require, about 60,000 men; each month. He expressed the belief however, that only onefifth of thia number Can be ob­ tained through enlistment* if the aft draft law is allowed to expire on W May 16. The Army’* personnel chief— Major Willar^. S. Paul-testified that the Army will have to keep AS NURSES STAND HY, u rmetor adndnister* blood to Ken Kilroy some men in uniform indefinite­ U. nt the Norweiglan-Hospital in Hr(s>klyn. N.Y. The boy wn* one ly unless the draft la eontlnued. •f eight persons injured when a shill with which children were GPa are having their chance playing exploded. A man passing by was knocked unconscious l,y the to say what is wrong with the dost. Six hoys and o giri. whose clothing wa, ripped to shreds nod army caste system. One of the whose liodle. were torn by f> igmeuls. found the shell In » vnenlit flr it witnesses at today’s closed kit. <International) session of a special board was Joe McCarthy, a former master £ sergeant who was editor of Yank * magazine. McCarthy told news­ men afterward that he testified that the big trouble is the dis­ tinction made between officers and enlisted men in their social j life. McCarthy says there is no* Touhy Announces P e p p e r Opposes Program Planned Farm Price Parity difficulty during combat, but when j For Veterans Daviln W age Measure “ tho men are o ff duty the offkeral J get special privileges ind then the discontent begins. Motor Boat Races To He recommends clubs for en­ listed men similar to officers’ Begin On Lake Mon­ clubxh—with tlmilar food end roe At 9:45 A*M. liquor. McCarthy emphasises that there should be no breakdown In t » discIpllafQf the Army. BuUA fine program U being lined he says—the enlisted men should up for Veteran* Homecoming have the same right* as the of­ Celebration on April .1, it wn* ficers. announced today by George Tnuby. general chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee In charge of arrangements. Mr. Touhy today expressed his thank* for the whole hearted co­ operation that City and County official* nre giving In taking care of the myriad details of what promlte* to be one of the WASHINGTON, Mar. 2K. U P>- moat enjoyable, Interesting and A congressional friend of l1resi­ smooth working programs of dent Truman’* economic program this nnture ever undertaken in »ay* the future of price control* Sanford. Is In terrific danger. The staccato roar of outboaid He’s Itepresentative Mike Mon- motors In Ikisis lining up in renry. Oklahoma Democrat. Mnn- lutke Monroe fur n race nt 0:46 roney Is a member of the House o'clock, Wednesday morning un­ Banking Committee which has der direction o f Al l.ee, will conducted six week* of slam-hang initiate a "streamlined program" public hearings on legislation to that will end when Stuart Mar­ prolong the life o f OPA for a tin’s Orchestra plsy* ''Home year beyond June 30. Sweet Home" nt t:00 o'clock The Oklahoma congressman de- Thursday morning at the San­ clarea: “ There la reel danger — ford Aripory. terrific danger — that the OPA Following the races, the San­ law will be amended to death." ford Garden Club at from 10:1KI However, the Administration’s to 11:00 A. M.. will put on its economic high command isn’t annual Flower Show nt the giving up the fight to continue Strickland - Morrison display price controls. Economic Stabilizer rooms. This show will be out­ Chester Bowles and OPA bos* standing, said Mr. Touhy, and a Paul Porter are expected to lot of work Is Iwing'done by teittfy again before the eom- women of the club In preparing mitt** closes its public hearings It. tomorrow. At 12:46 Governor Millard Bowles and Porter will reply t(‘*slla**a Its r u t T e s l to the vigorous and sometime* bitter attack! that hart been OPA Price Control Is Reported To Be ^ I n Grave Danger 2 a w Jft ™ levelled at OPA by this National Association pf Manufacturers and* various segment* of industry and r agriculture. They also may have answer* to the letters congressmen have been receiving from many busl* ntasmen in bitter protest against H|ths operation of pries controls. ™ The chairman of the banking committee, Brant Spenc* of Ken­ tucky, hp* announced that It* members wll! meet behind dosed doors next week to decide Just what kind of, OPA extension „ recommend to the House. Presi­ dent Truman wants OPA axtend. ad without change, but the com­ mittee has received scores of proposal* to amend the act. 8THIKB ACTION RICHMOND. Va~ Mar. 38, (A>) *Governor Tuck baa declared a t of emergency In Virginia, say* a formal proclamation be Issued to seise the pro­ lee of the Virginia -Electric Power Company for operalater this weelt. Th# Gov­ ts acting to forestall any -niptlon of electrkW service the threat* nod atrik* af ,e?rf £ T « t Monday.1* " * " LwtU become a Building P e r m i t s Are Issued By City Robert Williams of Oviedo, recently obtained a City build­ ing permit to erect a home at Cordova and Twenty-Fourth St-. In Highland Park al estimated cost of 17,000. , Two church building permll* were Issued by the City: The Church of the Naxarene now located next to th* Fire Station, ill erect a church building at Second Street and Maple AvariUe at an estimated cost of JO.000, and the Fra* Methodist Church will build at Laurel and Fourth Stpeet at an estimated cost of i f 000, of concrete block con­ struction. Mr. and Mr*.-Albert Smith will erect a 12,000 home on West First Street. William Randall, colored, obtained a permit , to erect ft.000 home in Pin* Level. Th# Cenlral Quick Freez­ ing and Storage Company will spond 81,000 to repair It* plant on W|**t Thirteenth Street and Klril Street. JEWISH —. . H AIFA. Palestine, Mar. 28, Ufy— A shipload of Jewish Immi­ grants who beaded for Palestine wtthoot Immigration permit* hare been escorted to the A tilth clear­ ance c*mp. The group Included 7M persons, 280 of whom are wo­ men. They were taken from the. ____ L aceoeding W Joel a Vn*ldJ Pared . « . . . ----- Btempa tpOi A. Mp. m . / y * ocd*r, poatef oaring*, « w . * . « * «< u . la and virtory j W W f t « » ImpiCfrant#’ **»• frosa rent window* will ^Es open •s00 A . M- until 8:00 P. M. German concentration esunpa. ftU sa V Tying Prices To W a ­ ges, lie Says Would Hike Prices 20% “llig Three” At Security Council Delegates Table Mar. 21. WASHINGTON. Mar. 28. t/Vt— i Kedeml lul-or officials seemed unwilling Uwlay tu ruler thr tuft cual ihflputr *\ir|it in u iadt | minute Mttampt tu keep nci n- L e a d e r«t of the Rii^ninn, Ilr it iili ami U nited S t a i n ileleifutinti In the I" S o *e*^irtly U ouiu* M at H u n ter Uollege. N.V. ure *ht<wn w alnl at the delegate* table n* ihe iiionicnlou* flint Hciiiun ujwneds They are. left tonight, Andrei (ilomyko, I‘ uj,*inn AmlmMaifur and heud of the Soviet-delegation who walked oil »•* tile mpelinir ; Sir Ah*xan«lvi <'iiiluzTih. (iieat Britain and Kdwnrd R. Stettmius, lend»i of tUt* V S . delegation 1 1nti rtm li.m a l\ In 11ith ifthiti g. tnranw hde, ih e , I Vein*) Ivatim Mine? Depat tm ent ! e?tm ifiler! today* that lh ir e Vnouirh niftl in the x tn lr to * fnnt five or ? i\ w«*ek if tho ■onu> are » luacti by ;‘j U. S. Expected •Educators S t r e s s Newspapermen For Better To Reject Plan ’Need Given Brush OH Sehoois In S: nth To Choke Spain u ulriko i \ 11111 l State *|H»krMnen* how> i H 'i, ntidrd that itn eitendecl j n Jt Ik o o l w i h i Id m en n t !« uL»1tt < ahead for industry. Russians Object To Triul T e s t i m o n y Gromyko Doesn’t Attend U NO Session T o d a y , Alternate MayBeSent For Him NEW YORK. Mar. 28,— (A P )— A spokesman for So­ viet Delegate Andrei Grom­ yko- said today, that an al­ ternate will attend this af­ ternoon's meeting of the U n i t e d Nations Security Council if Gromyko does not attend. The foremost ques­ tion at the moment in the ( \ !')— The government has stepped Into Ihe rual crisis. Assistant Secretary of Ijsbor Juh.i ,.ibwm ha. arranged to me t i 'iS Ihe rual operator*. I hr uducens negotiating lutt-rjiltn will meet with (ilhson this artrrmiuii (at 4 l'.- M™, Eastern. Time.) John C T f s i . is not rlpectrd to . hr at this session, hut regu­ lar negotiation talks wilt betesumrd tomorrow. i ituii* nlivr. % I’fCMilrjit John L. L<% uri* i f Oil United Mine \Voiken» ulreadf ! him .told the upertitiirn tint no ?**ft cun l will bp inmetl next wesk unless n new ennti ct in t a gim l upon Uy midnight ,v in.lny.. Although the fcdernl concilia-J tion prrvlce Iia i kept < imimi** oioiirr Dougin* By id a\ui|nii|t»f j neither side ha* moved I • invite j him into the eotifi-rem* ♦, ll^rc! hii, Won ®eer»itlilr fvii thin |Mir|»rM*r for more than two wiT’k* , If P r o p o s a l Is M a d e B y 4iiv \s«iM iATr.i» r lir s s i llussutn off trial* wuifei! a hk%mg tw«> front t iinijuii^n tinlay agam rt u tide "f a n li-S o y lft I f fy •| tvqt intnii y Itefnte the world'f 111 I r ^ n l r ) n i t r ) [ highest postwar tnhutmls the in ii a n v a p u a i „ ; , ul1ty th0 OKI.t:\SS, Mu. J*. i/P* SuljUtl’l n l»<tui'4i|i»| *. HIP ilk** il — _ _ * 1S'uernherg War l ‘rime. Court. m ill \\ hii t» Itdil fhnl ihu tit**l P r n n t i p r lu '1’im l t i i * i v —Both in New lo rk an*l Nticm* u n v t«» get »tr«»ng i-% to e xe rcise France For hconom*'!'' “ Hl'° "pi^h' rh"v * iir v /v n j Ite'heve (lint th r «urr«t w ay t*» ic War Un rranco ..n. »( af the Snulb'? p i'liciinif NKUttKIIKKG. Mar. 2H. tdh— | K* '•nxi Fon-ign Minister Von i W A S I I I N T . T n V Mnr in . «/1 Ribhrittrop'* p*i annul secretary |t|l*hji!iiit ic mf ivf im ints in W ash minds of observers »t the UNO Security Council m e e t i n g is whether Ambassador Gromyko himself, will attend thi* alternoon** executive session When Gromyko left bis hotel to visit the llussian consulate, he said he did not know whether hr would attend the executive meeting of the Snrtirily Connell scktiluLd for l p. m.. Kaslsm .Stnndaid Time. About other mat­ ter* Gromyko commented on the weather and the fatt that lie doe* not have insomnia line newsman asked the Soviet Ambassador if ho had had commuiiicstlon willi anyone ‘ during the night about the troublesome 11 annul question (jiomyko "Cpilrd "I sleep at night " To an ,.ther question hi- replied "Its a beautiful day, i*n t it? ill? in tii rinse Ihe gvhernl cut letn level lit on luh lro *. ««r the e«lu r today attempted t„ te*tlfy l^ U O ttlo o prrdtctr,l t.Hiav the Uiuteii ( Guvernuia' tunlviviH e ui Ne w, 'fo re the Inlenintloimi W * r1 S lxte< proRaldv will raj*cl any i Otl*an»^ G e o r g e I ltig,-rr*. WASHINirrONTMareh 2H i,Ti Crime* Tribunal that Ku*»ia *„d I F m ir h propn-nl. for an e. i.n.*mo p ie.i lenl o f th Southern Newa— Administration lender* aren’t Germany xgiet-d in » A—*wiatto i. *ecret blockade of Spam to hnateii the paper I ubli.h aur* they hate enough vote* to the aa-uinn.-, u**tiiHhr»- .ft all " f ,h*1 I ' nnco ^regime. 1‘ nid that Ihe defeat that farm price amend treaty in Itirtli t » partition Poland * n‘J A‘ French...... note w hicl, tin. I.een ’ *■i*rIt11< g la d * e-lio alio n l** rvi-i v ‘ men! to the <16-rent mmlmwii and tbt* Itulln atato*. • i remitr is 100 nusy ,ha p„ tp,u forM,, To Talk AboutTrou- 1the• Alleil <-ounri|. into *ecr*t ■* n ft, * n * huddle* oil w hut l ’’ 'I11. hies With Russians Apparent1 taking advantage inter national rtf the current storm swirling around Russia, TK IIIIA N , Msrch 18. (/V« ] lawyer* for the (.eiMsn war ~ Iran has halted the muve•tunri ilefrndants at J oernberg mrot of her troops into arras liy again srinl * tc piny tip etjcustr-l by the Russia ns- ‘ iitm their story of a secret pre-war An officer of thr Iranian treaty between Germany and irriirral staff made that inRiisvia This pact. supposevlly nnunrrment lialar. ami *»ld (signed tie Foreign Msiit«trr Von thr older has hsllrd plan* to Rlbl-enlrup ami Foreign Minister re-ocrup) garrison post* in Molotov, was said to provide for niirlhrrn Iran in division between the two Hr added that thr Rrd ) countries of Roland and the Army has not >rt enmpletrd Rultic stales. Several time*, beits uithdrawsl from the t wo. ’ fore, testimony on this had be4rt points whrfr it was nrarewt ] blocked 1>y General Ii. A. Ruden- Hot let t oun-el General lludert |received t 1. tile S ta te lh-pnrt-" j one Is the q u irk e d abort-cut to wage bill. Thr amendment io in­ including prnp.i-.nU fut Jprosperity In the South. me|'t clude labor "cost* in figuring ko interposed quick ohjectiun* i *ome *ort of economic q uarantine The Sol South’s eiluentiunal m i parity price*. Senator Claude and Ihe War Crime* Court t n g u in d .Spain — p a rticu la rly for m im ic d i l e m m a i - ( U t n m a r i r o d b y Pepper of Florida estiniutr* (hal ceased immediately to ilisctl in h u ll to A m erican and llr it is h D r. Ilu rm o n C a h lw e ll of the U n i­ question il would boost farm price* by t theThedelicate Von R llib en tm p ir c r e t m y , 1 aHiimient*. T h e fum e note wu* v e rsity o f Goorgtn in reply to j 20 per cent and cause n general M n tg aret llla n P . hud hard ly tim e | ■Wt ?'»« U rila in * n il l t u ..i a ; n q uestionnaire sent out by t lie i lo Trhran. thr Iranian rapiIncrease of 6 per cent In retnll to *uy the secret tre aty wn* | D ip lo m a t, in W ashington .a id Associated I'reps. I ’nldwelt said ■ho lit,- R u ssian ptiivecuter. lul. However, only about 16 Hut tin- Germans attemptril prices. He’ * *)*» afraid it would signed b y Von Itlhbentrop and they iim lef.t.«.d F ra n ce agreed iliat ' evidence 'throughout thy llin-iitnare Is-i t in one of mean the reopening of ungv dis­ amitlier sortie today through 6on indicate* that education H u * a in n Fo re ig n Com m lraur b* t"** ■' ,l" ’ *" m ing the world Ihosr lowns — that’s Kara), Ritd-enltop's pci , ” .i1 1 rotary putes throughout the country- A Molotov in 1trill when the Soviet S lia n i.l, -ttuolnm before the M-sults in la rg e , am! inure v an e d 16 ,nili-s mirth of Trhran Margaret ItUnk ant 'tu- tune bill containing the same prnvi i-oun-rl «*■ on hi- feet General | “ N O b iaam lfor ei um-mir g-> -I*. e cu rtlj t outtrll imtnerii and there is old* a railway they aim She t-.llilv I a-t time ■ion* a* the Senate amendment . umpnnled l*v grealer poi Hiidenk.i declared R tb b en lf-*p'* ateiy • station ilrtad in the other, to say that mo ti a tie.it> hail already ha* been approved in ’ he ■•e crctu ry a n * riot competent to* h ra m e « a . -aid to Have tin . I,asing power localivl rasl of thr rapital. I been signed when the Russian House. i te stify on the alleged tre a ty . ' Fife*!, however’, th at it might One proposed mean* of making I prosecqtm was-on hi* feet w.th Elsewhere nn the price control | Th e Soviet prosecutor declared take -neb - H o n if I t s new pTu- tlu* must of* available *ouiln'r*i It, Aaaoeialnl 1’ ress i objection*, lie *uid the mutter front, the Administration is pre­ i also that a tte m p t, by attorney* | pO*al» were rejected. Both u n ­ i i-sourcej is a program of re­ Newsmen from throe nations i wav irrelcvnul, that the secretary paring for an all-out counter­ fur both -Von Itlhbentrop and .*•»'» U nited S ta le * hove gional education, hy whicli the attack to push through its pro­ Rudolph H ess to get the se c re t opposed Council con*lderaU on of states would pool their collegiate have been given a polito brush- j wav not competent to testify o ff nl Tehran today — leaving about any treaty, .and thut the gram in the House Banking Com­ pact Into the triu t are what Iib 'TIip F ra n ro U»tie. facilities. the I’ervinn Gulf country's dis- attempts to bring the reportm mittee. The National Association railed p u rely provocative. In nddilum to economic *anrpule with Russia a* much o f I secret pad into the trod w-‘i of Manufacturers ha* recommend­ Im m sd iu tely th e re a fte r A lfre d tion*. t r a n c e w as .a id to have us ,-vei. ' ptlielv tn calls,- ttcoilde lh. ed that OI’A be allowed to ex­ Se id l, atto rney f» r lie * * , d e m a n d - 1 m adr « number o f other |>ro- Democrats P l a n 5 * for American, luwye, foi Rudolf lle*s . . uiitered pire at the end of June, but Ec- e<| the trib un al should order concerning tinl-rnneo under G o o d w i l l S u p p e r s French ml llritish periodicals |thnt he » m unoMe imnrnlr Stabilizer Cheater Bowles Soviet delegation to nubruil t h e ' regim e. , wanted to ask Premier Ahmed 1stand whether the lUr-.mus were and OPA t hief Paul Porter prob­ original copy of the secret tre aty i Am ong them* »'»i a proposal WASHINGTON. March 28 id’1 Qavatti utmiit Iranian reaction lo claiming \Jjere ,qami »uc i ably will gel iq a word of re­ to the W ar t.u m e * Court l l o j t h k l the Allim l Council o f hnrelgn da*. Ihe fiiliF buttal before the hearing* clove a l t o Democrats in hidh the" legls Wedne-day'* developments at the treaty, hut i( that thnt Foreign ' Minister- d iscu s. the Spanish dem anded h v ffttjn.’M he w;i» rcp ia n ti,' i fttbi-r' th a n f iM ii lt ir t latlve and axaeutyve loaoche. ■f I'N<t tomorrow. A friend of l*reside*it Minister Molotov l K* uri’ > * ■■unril ,e.»p-n called t<> f llt u n t io n !Htt«i lo rfegotuti’oi? iltimigh r e g u l a r tbs XO-.ernment w ill get rogethi-r tn N Trupian, Iteprcventative Mike teitlfy. INfe w Y m k , but led !bi‘> they tiltin'' that llch -tm I -eg- I * . I t illplomnljr HirtmicJp The (,‘uuncil tuiilglit til the first of five so gel vary far Monroney of Oklahoma, *«y* ii made up o.f the foreign mlnia- collrd ’‘goodwill" suppers. there la real danger that OPA An undersecretary of state in The P A L E S T IN E PROBK will be, a* he put It, “ amended Rainfall For Year Is t«ra of France. Russia, Hritain, affairs have been arranged in a i the Iranian government simply JERUSALEM. Mar 28. (,AVChina an*l I hi* Uniletl Statra. to death." told them that the Premier is effort lu smooth rough spots The joint Anglo-American Com­ inside the Democratic party se t­ very busy, and probably will not mission of Inquiry on Pole* till* Civilian Production Chief John Little Under Normal have time to see the press for Small will appear before a Sen­ up. t ha* flow,, to l.aqsanne. HwitxerMercury Shoots Up ate commute^ to renew the AdRainfall has hern only slightly Party official* say they hope two or three days. laml, after completing it* on-theAll O v e r Country inlnlttratlon’ji plea for a fGOt),- under normal .a far for thr to get members in the two As yet, there has been no spot’ studies in Palestine. In 000,000 jdibsidy fund. It would year to dale, according to II. F. htnndifs of government bettor antmumement of wbut Soviet Ijiusaiuie the member* of the be used to encourage production Whittier, weatherman. A Jotal of NHVV YORK, March 28. UPh - oriuailited so there can be more Ambassador A n d r e i Gromyko commission will ••egtn delibera­ of scare* building material*. Ite. 4.43 Inches of ruin bus been The mercury is shooting upward unifieit nrtion on the battered talked about during an right- tions on their report, It will lie publican Senator llomrr Canehart recorded to dale a. compared to this morning In thrrmnmeters in Administration program in Con­ hour conference with Russian the 17th such report to have of Indiana say* he will fight the normal rainfall of 4.06 Inches the nation's largest city. It’ s a gress. The Democratic leaders also officials at the consulate in been made by an official body subsidy plan, on the ground* that during the period. Lust year good thing. «ay» the weatherman, me looking to solidify their New York last night. The whole on Palestine during the last 25 it would set up a political pork there waa a vrry slight excess' because Imlay there’s really some­ ranks fur the ‘ coming congren- questiun of when and how the years. barrel, giving benefits to a few of .01 of an inch at this time thing to shoot nt. ilunal elections this fall. UNO will handle Ihe Iranian concern* at government expend*. of year. A peak of 76 has (teen predicted Some 10 or 12 senators ami Issue still I* uncertain. VETERAN III LING In 11144 Ihe rain defecit on today, but thnt still will be well about 46 House member* have The Administration is confident Associated Pres* writer John DETROIT. Mar. 28. td l— The of victory on at least one point, March- 28 wn* 2.3B inches and abort of the all-time record of teen invited lo attend tonight’ s Hightower says il can be re­ General Mhtors Corporal on was and that’ s the senate confirma­ in 1943, 3.41 Inches. During 81 degrees set, on March 28 Ins'. - supper at a Washington hotel- ported on exceileig authority that said today lo have ordered all I Navy 1Secretary. James Forrestnl, Gromyko was acting on advice of Its plants to reinstate World tion o f Commodore James Varda- Fehruury there was rainfall only year. man as a member of the Federal .06 of an inch below the normal It w*« 61 a t . 9 a. tn., today,; OPA Chief Petri J’ nrter, Hecon- from Moscow when he walked War Two veterans on a straight J1Cafter failing to union seniority basis, Plant offi­ Reserve Hoard. A vote of ap- precipitation of 2.31 inches. with humidity si 42 |>*r rent, i version Director John Snyder, 0U| ,,,,r>,e UNO* Warm days and cool night* Th* temperature had lieen 62 Just Housing Exirediler Wilson Wyattw|n ,, . postponement of Iran’s cials arc said to have been in­ oval Is expected late today. hut il fell to nod several o t h e r executivecase rtl0 agamst against Russia. Now obirr- structed to ignore the so-called far. only Republican Senators h*v« resulted In a nearly normal after midnight, Charles To hey of New Hamp­ temperature average, the excess Just under 67 shortly before 6:06 branch nfflcisl* iilso are scheduled ver* are wondering if Moscow super seniority ruling* outlined will 'change it* orders, or If by ^elective Service headquarters. fo r:to attend ths affair. _ shire and Forrest Donnell of being .062 of a degree to date. a. m. The normal average Gromyko will continue to remain A corporation spokesman refused Miseouri have mad* known their February temperatures averaged this date.- however, Is only 42. 3.1 degrees above th* normal of The all-time low for March 28 to confirm or deny the story. __ . . _T absent. opposition to Vardaman. 63.1 degree*. Minimum record- was set in 1923, when the Urn-. W h y Y O U S n O U l d N e V C T Ing* were on the 16th and 16th per* I ure fell to 12 degree* SCHOOL MF.KT with a low of 41, and the high­ !Trump Partner’s Ace The board of school trustee* Thomas Is Nominated est recording, made on the llth Essential Patriotic (n District number 1 Will meet TAXI ROW at 8 o'clock Friday evening In INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Mar. U A W Vice President was 83. SonffH Are Listed the office of The Viret Federal 28, W —It’s a grand *lsm for th* TALLAHASSEE. Mar 28, </P> f^ m te n e V Tlrld^ Club! Mrs. Saving* and Loin Association at ATLANTIC CITY, M ar. 28, Highway Accidents CLEVELAND, Mar. 28, (/IV - 2U9 Magnolia Avenue for th* 7 71 TJ: ui't “f taxicab* arc not ", Truman has Invited th. club to OP)— Th# United Auto Worker* ite 136 licensed A r e On - Increase In complete accord today. The visit her In the White House. A iptclal commltl** of th® purpose of recommending princi­ convention In Atlantic City la The First Lady has been n ■Music Educators National Con- pals for schools In this district rolling up lu sleeve* for another K election bailie, this time for the two vice presidencies to be filled today. R. J. Thomas, who era* defeat­ ed lor the presidency by Walter Ranthar yesterday, baa accepted nomination for on* of th* v|c* presidential post*. Whan-Thomas announced his decision,, *' great cheer went up from his supportetrs.en th* floor, lie, Is running Richard T. Leonard and who k r * . Detroit re of the union: A}< rW - " p m ?v iV.,. , ft* ■ .’ city commission says It has in­ structed the police department to arrest any driver found charr­ ing more than the city’s recently approved fare rates. The cab Companies want to raise, the rates about a nickel on short hauls. They also want te put t W r ' op»r*tlons^back Into tw ­ kllled In traffic accident# during tain tones. last February! Th* council said this is.an increasa of 45 per rent In the traffic death toll over the Th* bittefn* puffs up It* loose same month last yaar and only *7 j*qr cent bel*w traffic's dead- feather* whan danger threaten* In ardor to look more formidable. Rest February In 1ML CHICAGO, March 28. UP) — Now that wartime travel restric­ tions have been lifted, the grim reaper is beginning to Har vAt a record number of deaths along th* nation’s highways. Th# National Safety Council member of. the bridge club for week when ah# dropped In at a club meeting, during a visit In ths home town, she extended her dnvitatlon to th* ten efetb members. Th* ladles are all a-gog. Oqp member, Hr*. J-C- Noel say* they’re all planning to accept the invitation— probably the second week of April. Say* Sirs. Noel, "We are certainly thrilled." The moral Is—never trump your srtrer’i *ce— the might turn out j be a President’* wife some day. 20 year*. This S ■' fcrence at Cleveland ha* listed four patriotic *ong* that Jt ha* termed “ essentlaL" They are "Th# Star Spangled Banner’’, •■America,’ ’ "America Ul» Beauti­ ful” and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." The committee says these songs serve th# purpose of Inspiring de­ votion te country and also serve the Interest* of the United Na­ tions. The committee frowns on "March lag Through Georgia", terming the famous Civil War chant a* “ to **ctlon*L" i - ■1 raf r for the coming school term. Anyone Interested in the school* who wishes to nttrnd will be welcomed. ■ 1” ■ ■1■1 STOCKS. SLUGGISH NEW YORlt, Msr. 28. W>— A few stock* managed to achieve some recovery In today’e market but leaders generally continued to beck water. Dealings turned sluggish after a fairly active opening. Decline* of fractions1to e nnlnt or so predominated near i. next — NUM BER. 117. Associated Press (xwsctl Wire 1 . Hershey Says *Draft Act Must Be Extended ^ ■— -» . ------------ i n i p "1 te.XI f l I, ■ . i,.. ?; I M K ’' r -i Vi m m - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 27, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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