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TJIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA*
PARE EIGHT
Thirty Italian Children Find
Home In Rome’s Royal Palace
society, this first postwar wlnUr. tQd*'through (he on* main street
Fourteen hotels, dot the hills of 'the village unit the horse*
smrounding th rnilmad slalion strain to haul their titled' bur
I r i Im- v.illi v hut inetoilers uf den!! ii|i n i*7n»ii*iy mud to the
lit' "haute looiide" name only hotel.
one i, they step firing their train
The gurst list displayed in ihr
into hoi’ *'•drawn sleighs and are lobby testifies to the hotel's popu
uiupped in fur robes. It is the larity among EuropoV bliiehimiit*.
Kuyui and Winli r I'alaie Hotel,
Like pages out of the Almattnch
I rvnlesl alaive tin- village, the ile t'oths, th<* bulletin bo*rd nneigiii-iiory stone building pro j Mount*>. that tn midence now are
mt., a eastle up|«-nl*nr.- with "H»r lloyal Majesty, Que n VirI- iinie|C, above •title of which Iftirin uf Jipaui," ''I’rincr-k If
U rb ^ n f-fitm e n r and 1 take- -of ttiPTed -nnd xrhilr flag Mf-SwtTief- ! ff.nlfy ' rt tulr'' (-.econil wife of
Thun, ii tin* imvca uf Europe’ l«ml fiuttrrs in The rrisp nmun- exiled King l,eopuld of llelgiumt,
"Le_.C*utitc -at_lji_Coii>le*s>-' de
Tiny V i l l a g e In
Switzerland Mecca
For Exiled Royalty
lly JOHKI'H H. ROBAI'BPK
A I* Newsfeatnrc*
HOME—Thirty small children
■
—ortrp healthy and normal, but
today blind or crippled refugees
front Cassino and other Italian
towtis where the Allies fought
the Germans—have found a home
in Home's royul palace,
,sUoys ami. girls four Iq 12 years
old, somi*rwitho6:'leg s ami . arms,
Ur* ■ living * In * lb* Qulrlnal, th*
palace of rorlnca Umberto, Ilfutenant, general of the realm,
More than a yea# ago th*
prince assigned the children a
building facing the principal gar
den of the (fuirinal. It is next
Jos,)/ to the building wher* the
Regent lives with, his tfjfe, Prin
cess Marie Jos* of Belgium, and
their four children.
*
Ancient Order Helps*
cxnc;i tu>'s«iiy utmimuiuuumu fllriglr- hrlis tiiikln"as'vititnnrj v~ilrrBp ~^"^~TI—1"*T
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A CAR
‘ PAINTING
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AND*
YOU DRIVE ITT
Throughout the day, the »*<>.1I|
wealthy vnrnl ioren :,ki ovet
i >BODY * and
PHONE 200
the surrounding hills or ;kate on
thp hotel's private rink, men-nnd|
vvlrtp with
other
WORK
dolorfill .|.nf i itii.
STRiCKLAND
ROY C. REEL
MORRISON
U-DKIVIMT, INC. *1 306I'hW.
nni' 2nd
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FtStnr^fstart, pretender to the throne
of Spain).
Not listed, but known to all as
being thep', too,, U s o il*-d-King
l.'iipold of IlvbJum I'niterVd
flora the eurluii hy froli liody*
gtnuals who accompany him even]
while skiing, I«opold enjoys Ihe
privacy of a ,'IW-yoar-old chalet
on the hotel grounds, dines
line- with
hi* family fht-ie and s er ld
1■oOmill
i
mingles with the other gm -t-.
j
till! '**>31
s xki iiYl't
IfEAtJTIFY
/erlnnil.
YOlJR HOME
with VENETIAN
BUNDS
(Vnriim i Miml i nuulc tu fit any size wintiowa
Free Estimates
Wood and metal slats - 58c s<|. fool
31 r L. I n! S(.
Phone
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During the great earthquake ul
ta ll, the Mississippi river tetri
pornrily flowetl north.
* >A asm.
DIOM THE RUINS OF JAP WAR FACTORIES obliterated by the atom bomb
seven months ago rises a housing project to provide shelter ter the clllxens of the stricken city of Hiroshima. The one-story homes arc neatly
lined up on plola cleared of rubble. Lifeless trees, killed by the -nighty
•loin blast, ore shown In Die foreground.
(International)
Tillis Named Head
Of Outboard Group
NKW YORK.
E X Q U IS IT E, NEW
Compncls
tral Italy, th«y ’
aid and hoaplUlt
brought to Ram*.
r e a l 's - J M i B W * t o « j*
shiHiy from which they-wer* suf
fering."
The |itince described how the
attentions amt rare of five Sisters
of Charity, members of th* bluegarbed nrder of hospital nuns
four.ilrd by St. Vim-ent tie Paul,
have helpoil th* children,
■ ’ I'flnc* W*ll Known
Hera us* of Vh«lr freouent visits,
the prince and hi* cnildrtfn are
.
I UY,KnT‘\LLT>lt .
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Speaking Of Saving
Money
fire and windstorm insurance
by buying a 5 year policy, rav
ing |/4 of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th atjg
Bin year'a premiums. You g «
fi years of insurance for 4 times
the annual rate.
The objection to buying A 5
tying tha premium for
premium and paying carrying
charge*.
. • Watch Hands
• Cigarette Lighters
PRINCESS
MEND-IT SHOP
in n on a B year policy wiih.iFfc
premium payahla In 6 annual In
stallment*.
Our cash dividend saving is
in addition to the saving you get
by buying a U year policy. C. M.
Boyd ft Co., 113 1/2 Magnolia
117 W . 1st St. Phone 107G
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Iti'imiriiig — HtTiniahing
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND CO
JEWELRY
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SWISS t AN HAVE M<I\K)
ZURKTI, Idb—Swiss n a t u r n
protective societies have figure I
nut a new wrinkle l o ’ mie- nt'iney for the prrirrvHtlnn of (be
l.i-aatles of Sil-i-i ii-, u lal.i- m
Uni Ilpyri Kliginlim- valley
Tn
ciitii-e rnlltriblitnr- t h e y .i . i i m I
ii "SiUenep dnllar," m;nii- «f milk
chnculate to la- triven tn each don
in
to
the fund. Chocolutu was
"till rationed, but the S||*er-re
dollnr, ntlnUil by sjH-clal prrmls.di-n uf lalloning inthnitiy-. was
The Department of State at
Washington first was railed the
dtpartmrgf of^foreign affairs.
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Dakota-Is a Sioux Indian word
meaning alliance of friends.
Beautiful New Costume
A COUPlf OF NEW YORK POtICEMIN bustle off n Communist demonstra
Women
i--ich
ii I tor; otic- of 13 who were arrested on rbarges of duryln^KnaulhorDed
placortb In violation of Pari: Department regulations, during tiro recep
With dain i ' iiHri the i'i*-hlali | tion for cx-Pritne Minister Winston Churchill at New York's City Hall.
hour, the hotel torriili!)-, ih* h.l. ( Their bom were drdAnrd out by thousands of checn. (international)
ly, bar umJ dining loom fill withi
women In chic evening d r o s s ,
ubtor* with Jewels and prnteo-j
lively draped with luxurious furs.,
The men me » while th and tail |
of dinn t jn*% l , .
A dune oiskistiu
iuie»-!
Iv American jai-i until the smallj
hi.ur*n( the next nt >»ninKt while,
■mtshh^the 1'.Itii- ' Iv othTr III a
^*rl’
k> irisI the tree.* rrSfk :
In the sharp winter odd of S*«t-
_
had found It difficult to fit the
children with artificial limbs, liecause the attachments hampered
their growth.
"Our biggr.il problem," said
the prince, “ Is tu provide some
permanent future quarters. fur
them, a place that is more ade
quately equlfpcd with the soduraLtiunat facilities neeilml,"'
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Th* electron microscope enables
magnifications 60- times greater
than those possible with th) optic
microscope.
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.1 Itulnnd Snln delivered tin opitiinii that piano playing, both tlneh
and biMign-woogie, n niusic, n-it
noise. The piiitripnls In the m
acrrptcil the deeisinn ulthuul it*l dilating appeal to the Supreme
c ourt.
Timid l»y Ciillias was chnigi-l
with ilisordwly conduct hy Wil
liam’ I.. McMahon, McMahon uev
custd Collins df ntmoylng'him by
leicphntie rails and then with i*.
policemun in an nttenipt to alienee'
.VlcMahoh'q piano.
In the best .Solomon tradition,
I tile niagk.trnlo ruled that if Mc
Mahon withdrew his Complaint l.e
C'ltild play his pibno srs night*
a w*t-l until midnight, and Iwi-e
v.irfa tii'Kith ail night long.
When, during n recent visit. 7yoar-obl blind Vittorlu called him
over to shqw him a toy, the prince
explained that Vittorio was in his
mother's arm* when a German
bullet killed her. graxed the
child’s tempi* and cut the optic
nerve.
,
Umberto pointed out little Italo,
aged 10, who lost not only his
sight hut also both arm* below
the elbow.
I
"While moil’ of th* children
who have lost their sight sre
learning to fee] things with their
hands," the prince said, "Italo ■*
doubly handicapped, but still has
TH U RSD AY .N IG H T AND EVERY THURSDAY
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
W .00
— A COMPLETE MEAL1
JBring Your Family
Roy Wonts To See You!
ROY JOHNSON S RED BARN
n n o a u n n ix m i
RESTAURANT
O N H IG H W A Y
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
Savings
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ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY
“ INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE”
116 N. Park Ave.
Phone 180
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11A ll Y R IT T K U
HACK I- SHACK. N. J.,. t/l'i
Add duke notes; A mother and
her twn-y.*ar-ii|d child staged a
nMH-livi-1 s|Idowii strike In crlm
Itml distiet i ourt here lo pmtr-t
a Jiil sent rim- meted out tn bn
husband. I'olire Siam pi rsuadi-i)
her Jo give up lm- thn-at to •il
Iin the court until-her husband's
,ciis* was rehennl, Timl hubby
served the serilrm-e.
Phune 323
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Fine Modern Wood Range
Don't misa
AU metal refriger
ators with large ice
c o m p a r t m e n t and
roomy shelf space . .
o C Eisiirkilcsa o '• H ( « M
• • da star* ip«.*i 6 # M lrd M u
• ■ d is s .r fsrk)
o a t*kl*t***si
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Utility
Cabinets
M
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at the thing to
Dre e x t r a dishes,
ions, etc. Takes op
such little space In
your k i t c h e n too,
White enamel finish.
i«l f*w l*hk «tik lk* ..q jg i. « i . Maytin. pom™. d*d*H«d kp,
• h s n i *-*»d * W . Mad. asdnKaty fw 5»ar* by a WaRaca
es4 Jos,, a jim I »«». is
iliua 1IJJ Oyr JA-f ««r.
Wd s ,.liif-7JTk Mara slNar ikaa riasdard At fU n . I n n a4a«a
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a.tiMM wt* p v t kiln, at patah sl ( , 1 . 1.11 vaa,. Ilgala, sir. dMaar tahst, a4n*r
C*U|tU6 S *0* m MINV AM* HA]
*M*t A*V 11*41,10 .UHl 1CU441,1
M l HOW MASiNG took A«TlClt*
.MR fHCJt lOCALMOafltALS
outstanding valuo
in n wood rang* o f improved modern
design, neat appearance, new e fflcicncy o f operation. Porcelain ex
terior o f snowy w hite; heavy cast
Ison Interior, Trim, streamlined de-
Refrigerators
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3 miles South of Sanford
We handle all types of property Insurance
notlmg LuL a borrowed cap to
idi ntify them, Hunt said: "Unless
I.OWKI.1., Mass, (»*)— T h iiM ryndilions' imprnve, mailmen will
patchis nn the mailmaa's uniform be wearing ciwca.”
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are nut the fault of mifrirndly
-logs iil'ing the route. Uniforms i
are Impossible to get, ftci-onling ]
to A s s i s t a n t Rupt. of. Mails n = j i i = i i i t i i = i i i =
fii-iiige I,, limit. Reporting that
subititutc curriers were already
delivering mail in Lowell with.
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THE W EATHER
To Protect the Petre of H«e World |
To Promote the I’ rpirru of A o c r k i ;
To Predate Prosperity for Sanford.
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VOLUME XXXVII
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Clear and ennUnurd rather c»o| thi* aft'
noon and tonight.
NEW SPAPER
S A N F O R D . ^FLO R ID A T U E SD A Y , M A R C H .26, 1916
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Assoclated Press l-oased Wire
^N U M BER
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CPA Issues New Order To Speed Up
Construction Of Homes For Vets
Bituminous Contract
EndsSundayA t Mid
night Unless Lewis
Agrees To Extend It
4
D ecision O n Russo - Iranian Question
Secretary Brynes Is
WASHINGTON, March 26.
‘ scarce. The materials are needed
:lp
— The Civilian Production Ad- •urgently for the
contemplated
Leader Of Move -To
m in istra tio n Issued today a far construction of 2,700,000 h(lines
reach in g o rd er designed to speed in the nest two Years.
F o r c e Considera
up co n stru c tio n of homes
for
The measure sppliei immedi
tion Of Iran’s Plea
v e te ra n s
ately
throughout
ths
United
WASHINGTON. M ar. 26.
Th« order become*, effective Slates, Puerto Rico and the Vir(AP)-a- John L» Lewie today
immediately and damp* drastic 'trn Islands. It pnpably will be
Genera) Chou En Lai Ib Persuaded By U.S. In
NEW YORK CITY, Mar.
notified bitaminoee coal ooerrestrictions on building or repair’ <vurdrd tater to
Alaska and
26,
(A P)—The United Na' etere that he will rad their
Official To Return To Chungking After
of virtually all it rupture except Ha* ill.
__ present r m im t - e a Monday— homes' bring built fSi veliraiis.
U.S.
Proposes
Mill
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Security Council came
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The order permits completion Aiu ry
C rowds
Leaving Parley Three Days Ago
at midnight. Lewie Mid that
J h m n e k u p
ngninst the Iranian
The CPA order bans the start of any construction already be
Sup
rvisors
409,004 coot minera "will atey
of any new commercial or in* gun, provided that any of Ihr
tary
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Iteliof
situation thin afternoon . but
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YENAN,
Manchuria,
March
26.*riathex
between
Chinese
faction*
. heme with their femOiee neat
doitrial construction unices such materials being used have bten
Program Supplies recessed W ithout taking a
le e r in g lu ic io r j
Spokesmen at Communist A truce loom, from Peiping also
week."
*work is specifically authorised. Incorporated as an Integral par:
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headquarters say their c h i e f is scheduled to leave for the Man
-------vote on whether to cynaidur
oases. of the structure before today/ snd
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This means that In most oases,
l*lTT5UHtl|H, M ar. 79,
n,goUalor has aped—lu- Chong- churian city on Wednesday.
A T L A N T I C C IT Y . V i r . « .
the Sovlct-Irtmiifti question.
W A SH IN G T O N , ' Mar. 26, stores, office buildings, -- road work- ie- behtg-rarriath- o t v - g t ^
(A H — One hundred stale tbfng
Amng at American
persuasion.
It was Gitirm. acting in Gen
( A P ) — T he
U n ite d
S ta te s
The recess found the Biff
(AP)—Bituminous operators houses, theaters and factories will present.
policemen called b) Allceheny.
erst
Marshall*-*
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t
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who
The
renewal
of
discussions
hy
end
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The order does not ban con
Three divided on the issue,
nre awaiting their cue from not be built unless a peed for struction.
county sheriff WaJ|rr Monas
General
Chou
En
Lai
ia
expected
-evsiort
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f
th
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helped
persuade
Chou
to
telurti
repair. alteration or
with th* United Pistes and Urighan a rriv e d at the I s i i
to break the Manchurian dead- When the politlcjti trn»enr*» i-i
Itc lie f and I t r h a lilllt a t io n \d John L. Lew is on the next th:m 1* proven.
installation Jobs which da not extain in favor of an immediate
A
joint
announcement
from
Pittsburgh Plant of the Westloci.. Chou walked out of the j Chungking ran-hep u n.-w pilch
m in is tra tio n at A tla n tic C ity .
move in their contract talks.
cesd certain specific costs. These
consideration of Iran's appeal to
inghuuse Corporation.
The
I h r t . 5 . d e le g a te . C. T ) J r r
Chungking talks four •lay* ago Glllrm sent Cut .1 II t ought')
National Housing Expediter Wil costs range from $16,000 for
The burly chieftain of the son
the Security Council. Russia took
crowd of spectators at th#
" ood.
b lu n tly
p fo te n te d
n
on the grounds that the Ns tlon- to Yenan to urge tf'rT'unmuni-t
Wyatt and Civilian Produc certain specialised types of struc
United Mine Workers Union tion Administrator John Small
the onjioslte aide.
plant galea who earlier bo-aeq nlists refused to consider an general to come hack. Urgent
llu w la u - U k ra n la n
m ove
to
tures, down to |200 for general
Russia i\y* barked by Poland,
and Jostled supervisory era*
is still to repAy to the oper says the objective o f the order construction
■ d d rtra rk an t lN U H A a rg u
ntudsUct
in
Manchuria.
The messages front Chungking oh"
work. The general
Nations which appeared more or
entering the pish*
m ent because i t had p o litic a l
Communists are asking recogni broke Idm dona mid at tint in.)
ators* summation on Lewis’ is to make available more build limit, however, is set at $ 1,000 ployree
less in opposition to the Soviet
immediately became quirt.
tion of the Manchurian
joint minute Chou decided
to - no- j im p lic a tio n * .
nine general proposals. Al- ing materials which now are a job.
j stand included. Imsldrs the United
company I'mijfhcy to Chungking.)
democratic
though Lewis had asked the mine
PITTSBURGH, March 2rt. W^!tjon jh trscwl govemmeat.
ATLANTIC CITY, M a r 26 I States and Britain, Mexico, the
Associated .|*res* correspondent
owners to make him an offer, as
delegates
^Netherlands,..........
Egypt and Australia.
— The sheriff
of
Alleghany Jhe unjty commission made up John Roderick say* Chou looked P
\
States .....
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h« put it, the answer to his pro
lounly, Walter Mmiaghsn. be* „( chop t),c Kuomintung'* Chang drawn and haggard a* he took bate asked the 46 member* oft Secretary of State Uyrnes led
posals was as unspecific as'th e
called out stale police t . njri- chlbChilng. and
Unileil .State* off from the rmn-drcnejnd Yi'tinn the t'NIlHA council to cl.vinp ' ' " demand to have the mured
proposals.
*
utruintl
threatened outbreak* nt the L***-, Lieutenant General Alvin (iltlem. airport Ray* Roderick.
"Chou lourt i»n Allied Army prartirm <on«Mer Imn'i
The present bituminous contract
thr |»n*srnre of RinI army troops
Pittsburgh Westinghouse plants - l j r , i, nmetetett soon to fly to expressed ttpUmikitt
*n Kur»*p**
Ili.tt
expires at midnight Sunday unless
ra<t
A crowd of on-lookera gathered Mukden — setne of considerable ngt eemrnt hfl«111 h’t* •
ivitctu-d
•*»*•* -•
iinrrrim
intiiitinni
nn* . .the near
,
. , cminlr)-, Soviet
I«hinr
\ t t i r r i f f t if i
1' r t ‘p t t n n l
Lewis agrees to extend It. HU
nt «:•Aflandor A iulrt*i 11lorn yo nr near the struck plant Ikj >u,1 afla
tknt iHi1111;■$i y fon'rji iKTiipylnir A
miners by tradition follow a
(
juim
I,
howrver.
that the rnan <ii»l
Jostled supervisors entenng the
• «flint n Fun % I'C liitfrcti f 11>hi
policy of "no contract—no work."
not
fulftl!
The
r?qiitr*m*nu for
plant this morning
i»’ a i«wttiomn£ fomlsluff« ntut othci tncluaion on the ajetniia.
One ray of hope in the coalUromyko
At least lod supervioiy
■.I•I*11*-* mchidtni In lhr icjirf arirned that the <.*«■*«• -ltd not fait
hlack picture )« the fact that the
pioyes had pas-ed throiiRl
Kfntu
It nln* on IK f «>i rt under the rntt*K***v of a «iluntion
limited picket lines mihuJt Ip
l--i11 i$■f HKHlhM Impnlitis; the viulrtiiKerttiK peace nrtd security.
“has“ the
fc"C
V ;iV 7reply
.S '".7 i';d {c‘tuc81 18 Mode For Winter Park Police cideni
operators'
beyond a few catcalls Utlt
i< ifilnittnn
in nny «n\ «»f
{study. At least it is felt, the
Mranwhiu*, thr I'nited States
Diamond
B y Group
Charge
Cates
With
the situation tightened as mob*
I N'l! It A ^tiftpiirs. To ktuk the mm a round from Rina in today
negotiation.* are being kept alive
su|*erMsoty employes appeared
i ' Ti. tin- nation ilrmnnik tluil at the knited Nations relief and
Of Colored Youths
otic more day.
RecklesH D r i v i n % and the ersud "f on-looker* grtH*
util t*4* 4ln«h«Hl In nriy Aiumlrv
lu the meantime, Lewis ha*
it lit'M* at title*
v%ilh i ehniiilit.it ton urKHmintlon meetsummoned his anthracite scale
A group of young colored boys
8
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mg in Atlantic City. NJ- over
i :B0 S ' rTh* picket* were limited to'
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iitmtaiiiitiK niinimuni
committee to .Washington today to appeared last evening before tho
i Russian opposition. The UNRRA
•tantlnnk in tK*t'upietl aim s
Hoc Me on the procedure for termi City Commission and asked that o « " .;vh‘- > n“of nrucn.wicrk’;
ul ; c,;na tnnoyef,,foC
rtou»o Chemist sSay« He WasiSoil Committee Says An A tiny rtiltmrl now with th»* council approved “ mandate to
ni
nating the hard
coal contract the City furnish them with a Ga. WS* kllletl, ami her sister. 11,a|* the si..... visors. The crowd
prevent occupying armies from
A n X lO U K F o T R U H S ia
supervisors,
Ciootl i’ro^russ Made Mat** Iupnrt mept Out IMuni l hi* living
covering 76,000 Pennsylvania min-, baseball diamond. They agreed to Mr*. Janie* I* Howland 64, cif,.,,,.„
off the land they have
were
angrier. T a u n t s
pnlit v hrfnre th** c< iinril ymtei
___
_and
_ _
ira. This too, Is due to expire'furnish the labor
to f i h i
conquered. 'A Russian delegate
To
Furnish
Muck
ToHnvelnformation
l«l!s*rht|°n'ae fkVV’
W“
crilicaMy
shouted""sVveral
on-hmke’
r
.
burnt
*iity,
rh»
ofliclii),
(!.
T,
Wotnl.
if Lewis. wants to end it, ono In the construction of the dia injured,
tliat the issue wn« outside
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the two were crossing fr(1]-1( i he curb*
tones Into
the
urtivp uw an enninple that Soviet argued
month after the bituminous agree mond which would be on Weal the Winter P*rlt-Henford highway
I
UNRRA** authority However, he
ftr^el They were hetdsd back . MONTREAL. M a i, 26. UP)
**i
in
Au&iTiii
arc
saiH
to
In
iirliv r
re c M t ? m l t t m
m
fhr
ment.
Eighth Street In Goldsboro. The north of Killerney Kurtirr, In
not vote on live question.
liftvr i*#rn act|Uirin.’ lar^e aerf- didThe
«f tiv
-ATLANTIC CtTV, Mar. 20. UP) C-omm1st lone;, agreed to furnish Winter Perk, Jame* J. Cate*. 60. by rbl’puU's hmitrd by Monaghan A University of McGill I hemislry i ! « t i f $ r r l o f a r m i h k
United Nations Security
aK,-s
of
Umi
upon
which
much
Flnally,
a
few
of
the
super
visors
urcfccior,
f)r.
It*
Ray
moiul
11
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y
n
r
t
!
1
C
l
*
P
AC
1
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i
it
11
1
I»«
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hi
Ir
n
\
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1
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The CIO United Auto Workersa ’ the eou i|im*ii t and trucks necesnec
Council recessed for lunch withof Sanford, driver of the Chev
nf
thn
jmpulfttion
(khtn
ilp
fur
were
t
joeUtnl
as
limy
,
tasrifted
that
1)C
t(
iV
0
in
g
r«
m
In
th
e
M
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m
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gave
ingram
m
me
*IH
I«>,
urn
pemimiie
oi
um
popuinxion
UJl-coo*
km
£
- o.,te on the «g-J*.
conrintion today, JUcuased ,a pro-" sary for th* wnrfc, '
^
rolet Sedan which ww* p*M la through
« a ’I S« mwa,«
k j, i ba*.
8
the crowd.
Tids |U<Vf fermatinn on the iShv explosive County Knrnr Btireari went "it it* femi.
%
*f,
, olure I- \.*if
pesai to aasese Ithe
untoa's
reem-l
-| W. A. Patrick.-Dan
Patrick. Dan Wright iand have itrtiek the women, *J|s taken deputies
’Moreover, he said. Rtissl* I* 11 .
,
„ . the ngeiulti"
berahip in support of the Gen-, John Schlrard of the Niblack and to the Winter Park Polica,station
r„iiln„began
,,,, to have trouhle]known os RD.X to the Communist trend lust evening n- In,.ling up
! member of i’nrliament, Fred Itoso. the Florida Kami IIhiimu u- «*p opposing
an .I NRRA attempt
to P
*
eral Motors striker* who have not ~
' Company at Twel- by Police Chief Carl Ruchan.n for I "* U * '
.
,
. ..„ ..... T .
JjwttiM
fthitrplv mi
Patrick “Fruit
"
, '
supply
ali AuBtfian
Austrian fuel
fuel fiom
fiom the
}., f *’isspe
tir
,,
,v„
uii
K
returned to their Jobs. The pro Ih Street and F'reneh Avenue out questioning and later released i .
“i" 1'' l“ dice had beer) on Thr Ctinimunini MI* And Dr fining tht# gr<mii «n<i in miftng nipi'l)
1
during
the morning.
chfirgcn un«!®r
farm#r in 11*«* *uliii r> t•* »t»- tirb prt><Iucikrn ttreai under Suvir! I with
5
the alert at (■rvcnshtirg, Perm., HDyrr ‘ both
posal was taken up after the lined the possible future expan
Russian delegate Andrei
G rom yko altenipting to block
several day*. Officer* did the Canadian official secrets act gister amt vote, according to Ml., control.
UAW's hot political debate was sion of the plant and a hearing In city court Friday afternoon
In
connection
'with
the
investigaCullutn,
county
bureau
|u«-*tdeii(,
As
Wood
spnke,
the
chief
Soviet
t
.
t.-nift,,
not
say
how
tunny
men
had
b
en
shelved temporarily.
jwei set for April 10 in order on ' » charge of reckfes* driving.
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of Russian spy mcUvitie. in Tha meeting was held at the delegate. N I. Feonov. walked
that " change In xonlng law* to
The condition nf Mr*. Howland, called nut in ihe strike iceiio. tlon
Oodrt Ilounr,
mit of Ihe rount-il chnmhrr. II* Icompwni.
, . rnll. rj» -imil
allow for this expansion might who with Mr*. White wa* taken However, nt least 118) police were Canada.
Dr. Ibiyrr wa* railed ns s
The committee on soil Improve- said Inter, however that his
I j. ° thilt^the0 Soviet Union had
by ambalanee to Orange General, counted at barrack* .10 mile* away
be discussed.
by l ounly partura wa, for what he termml ( ^
Kl„ , |tnll
indicating a State witness during the prelim mrnt represented
Chief Buchanan from Pittsburgh,
very critical.
c
The Commission witheld action
ml Tt'Jsums " _____ f-r the withdraw*! of Red »rmy
|*ttl»(| "purr
inary hearing of the rhnrgrs A genjr.lt Daw.... reunite 1 .....
,’^ ly
V, i
on bids for construction on the
id thU morning. Her Injuries *i*e»bl* force,
f<
>
r
the
Nl’t
Th.
r*+11w t-4* “*
**
1 ■ 1l fii it»'*t1 HljiTt ■» ■*P
against Rose. He said he gave p i rt*M In tin'll
tro o p s a m i th ijt th is was llu s s la ’s
municipal pier repair program a* include a fractured skull aiul a
it 4*|tTil ! that his rrm
l*‘T tt>
information lo Rose over « period un a working outfit m
rrp<nt t" th e foumi! ..n tlie Slllia|only one bid had been received feroken leg. Mrs. White » « i re
fit .1 Wt’ lr »»«*t Ittf|i'•1 tit it,.*-. Ul all
of
one
year
and
two
months
fiirnmh
farmers
will*
n
tlo n T lie re w a , o " r - e d )t<* -s id .
and It was decided to de/er action ported to have diet! ten minutes
Ini! if then
t
Mitiil he
! 1*■>pv
1
TTie
reason
why
he
did
It,
the
n
n-ormhle
ro*t
Niiiit
I
|
-e
that
t.) I,ihe (Jt> the Ita d ln r, .p ie s tlo n
until more bids are received.
being admitted to thr hospi
tlmuh 1 In’ nfiv 1 .**r ill whit h
*
K
ii
There are only two local con Material for this repair work has after
MoGilt
tnofessor
Mild,
was
tlial
*
ouritv
Cummi"-u-ne,
t*
tal.
ilna^o Dnlletl
tall* <1 01
iirriird
fo rcc* ate further.
Unit**t! Slut,*
test* in the conilng election on been received hy the City.
he was anxious to haxo the Soviet* be*, chairman vftin- Drainage
IU',1 forces
Both Britain and ihe United
Th* husbands of the two women ,
Union obtain the process official* Slid Wnler Colitnii Untiimitler, at fnutl, it wl!| he raised before
May 7; that of M, R. (.T-IJnne)
trite*, bow ever, demon led that
Mr*. Martha Coleman reguested were Just behind them when they, lexsiru I n
P ' l l n u t i m x ly from Cunnilu. lie ackimwl edged re)uiiWsl that nil
difrhrs hud 111* I NiiHA - omicil ot ti'e run , , . 1.ur«ett,„l,i between Itussli
Smith versus Dr. Luther T. Doss
ssia
ptad to cross
H I 1 tU fS llllt
:ron the road to an J U W S
as stale representative candidates designation of a loading lone in attempted
that t'aimdu already hid refused. Iicen cleaned for winch inquest* trol iommittee."
| . . . , filed with the I null
‘ ‘ ~ place. The men were not I
In Group No. 1, and C. It. Clonta front of her store on Magnolia eating
to give the Information officially. |far this work had been received
A vote on the United States
Stale Byrnes led
hy the county i-scept for th* proposition will come later ill the fight for a hearing of the
of Oviedo, incumbent for county Avenue. Action on tha request injured. The four had stopped; JERUSALEM, March 26. M7—
{Smith canal which wn, on private the-relief r< unril session
commission in Group 4 who is wa* deferred, due to- the' fact orat| for the night, enroute north,.The British have cracked down m
Iranian ras*
at
Jt
motor
court
a
block
from
the
new
attempts
to
land
Jewish-imthat
other
merchant*
have
made
opposed by B. C, Dodd nf GoldenPepper Optimistic On )ufid nruj which thn county had
A* the members rose for the
•rodent.
, migrants illegally in Palestine.
UNION DUES
nt* V
vir . *>«u no authority to clran. The rnmrod, who In the lest election ran like requeata.
rrr*s*. it appeared tlint the Unit
W.T. Cates, a brother, was rid*1 An official communique -*ys Minimum
Application of Herbert Prevail
HUl mittM
P«di » vote
for sheriff.
__
of West side farmer* ndntivi* t*» A T l.A N lh ( 1 1 1 , March 2*1. t/Iri ed State* and Britain lacked but
Unopposed candidates include: to sell beer and wine at the Ing with Mr. Cates et the time of i» lfd) Ion sailing vessel earning
» ne vote of the nec*.,ary mnpnriprtttrtjr up of a drnihnae district
Fm •ii m-« " h I lime, ihr de]o
Bralley Cdhatn ae state repre- Municipal Itall Park during the the accident. The Chevrolet was 240 hnmelras Jews was interWASHINGTON. Mar. 26. OF)
tieanng of
«y "< seven to forsentstive in Group I ; HU It. Pope season was granted. The City reported to have bern damaged. Icepted ls*t night by the ilimsh Florida's Senator Claude Pepper #,,d ohtnimnir i!miitn|{p rmitrot. ^rcitcn 'f H l Olio,| A u to Worker* lh
* r n m T h * < " »f<l " ' l l r iv .u ide«troy*r t'hrvron.
Th ship and say* he's more optimistic than
Chevron. The
authoriied expenditure of fund* JJ. Cates is owner of the Cat** destroyer
to complete his appointment to au
— ------------ ------- —
“ l <•“
‘ »«> cnnventi-m v,-n,- at .1 I' M , Fa-i*rn Star.turd
lilt VV \ t;\ .lo« ii a pr**P"* fil In
West First Street, craw »a« escorted to Half*
fill the unexplred term of 0. J. { to remove mistletoe from 144 Apartments—on
he was for the passage of thr
WON’ T :iv i: t p
Tiim^
____
The
mr**sii*i«*fs*s added Unit
The #*n
communique
Pope (two years) a* county com-{trees in the City, ‘ following n
administration'* fii-cent nilnlniun.
FORI 1 At I '.III'At ,E, March mere it'» ijti l--ti .Inf* An iff* ft Mil
number of incidents at Tel Aviv wage bill. Pepper I* one nf the
**f fhi1 union 1fit‘Is i .whip
Itmthrr
rt
in
u
-kell
the
pit
ft
mlssioner In District 1, and J. F .; request by Street Supt. Sidney R i n g l i n g
1
d'
A'
hiCircus
and Sarontt nnparrnlly wet,- In bill7* sponsor*
Fire Chief Cleveland
McClelland aa county commission Richard.
» ho still can't H’ltrvr Hint Iter U> bct'«4t thr *1urn from ft nil (o
t•mlu v Yeadisap|irni ■ u $U.tt A* f t
tha Heads For New York tended ns diversion* to serren the
er In District 2, for a four year was authorised to attend
Claiming stranger Senate »ui>- ,,,t’
*hr
landing. Otic Jewish woman was port qf the liill; the Florida *t|Ce of t I N'nv fhrn* last I)'-c. tcrilAv ;t pIt'Ll t i infrfmu* thr din-. j
meeting next week in Tampa* of
term.
voted down. It's
1.«HMI reward to to yi.lllj
Leroy B. Reiter of Longwood the Firemen's Association.
SARASOTA, Mar. 26, « > )_ Injured seriously, n numln-r of senator saya, "We'vo picked up f' ba* posted
on Iritt ling to In* expected that the Irm era will
The Commission adopted
ts running for constable In LongThi ctrcus Is roiling again. arrest* wrrr made and some amis some vote* and arc in a hetler
wood tn District 9 for a two ordinance which would prevent tha Ringling Brothers and Bsrnum and explosives were confiscated. position than we have ever hoen." return. After one, of thn greatest make another attempt to -win
Earlier Hisnatehr* said siverrj
year term.
sal# of raw or unpaataurfied milk and Bailey’s "biggest show on
The Renata goes back to de Uml-*cn-air hunts In history, the their point during the aflerpoon.
Tiro Incumbeqte of lh* County within the city limits.
earth". Is leaving Sarasota headed hundred Jewish immigrants suc bating the bill today. No voting Navy lin* given up for lust the
School Board hr* seeking four
formation of fUe Avenger tor
In regard to the city street for New York and the traditions! ceeded in landing and finding is in prospect until tomorrow.
FOOD APPEAL
NEW YORK. March 26. i/P)—
pedo lumbers with 14 men aboard
year terms; Walter M. Haynes of markers which are being made, of opening
in
Msdlson
Square shelter in Tel Aviv. Other* cover
ed their arrival with a diversion
u ho vanished In the tinplrnl dusk \yASIIISGTUN, March 26. 1*11 A 14-month-old baity is seeing
Sanford and District 1 and L E. concrete by the Peninsular Con tJshien.
JOB TRAINING
without a tthce. The planes were r— President Truman ha* urged through f>9-ye*r-old ejre* ' today
Jordan of . District 1.
*_ crete Pipe Company, H. N. Bayer,
Circus officials expect this to ary attack on the nearby Katona
dli
camp.
on a training flight out ovd- more victory
'O n the Republican slate are City Manager said this morning be the btggeit season yet. The police
gardens,
saying because of a stranger * bequest
TALLAHASSEE, Mar, 20, </F) the Atlantic,
the following colored committee that about 60 of these era on train arrive* In New York on
that food still is ono of the most and the skillful hand* of a sur
— The Stats Board of Education
man: SL J. Jerry and H. Ruth hand, and that future dsllrtry nt Thursday.
vital weopons.ln securing a last geon.
Holland To Attend
At Stamford. Conn., a woman.
in Tallahassee has directed the
Starks as state executive com 18 a day Is promised. When tha
ing and stable peace. Million* si
MURDER CHARGE
From New York the show will
ntittegmen; E. D. Strickland and first 100 are secured, steps win go'-to Boston for Its second and
Barbecue Tonight Dade County board of public in CLEVELAND. ‘March 20. id’)— persons are dying or facing Mis* Eve Tobey, left thi* wish
last
*t
.
struction to “ establish snd ade On their way lo Tampn today to starvation in Europe end Asia, behind her at her daalh
R. Er Strickland foF congreaslon- be taken to nut them up and Ust indoor appearance. Then U
at ccanmlltaemen and A. A. Fields stencil them, he said. •
hungry September: "When life leave* my
to Philadelphia where ft
Prior to his scheduled cam quately supervise programs of face firat degree murder rhargea he said, adding that
I want to provide a happier
and i Ruth J. ‘ Allen for bounty
will stay under the big ton.
paign address here tonight at on-the-job training” for war vet are David Tihunio and Dominic people make poor disciple* of body,
»
committeemen.
Mafrlri. both of Cleveland. Both democracy. A» Mr. Triinion put life for somsont living hy desist
This year the circus keynote 8:00 o’clock, Spessard L. Holland, erans.
The Dade board stopped super men hav«
waived
extradition f it, “ W* ara now challenged to ing my eye* to *cionee.'’ Tho
is comedy. This has t-een worked former Florida governor and
Feb. 1 proceedings. In Tampa they will Ii hi
help win thi* global war against suffering* of her nephew, victim
out on the theory that hearts candidate for the United Ktatea vising the program)
Japa Caught Trying Rlbbentrop Accepts
of an eye affliction, had prompt
after it* attorney, John Lindsey, fare first degree murder rhargea 1 hunger
■till
heavy
from
the
burdens
of
Senate,
will
attend
the
baiU-cue
he believed “ the paymrnl in the Match li staying of Frank' The President’ss appeal
wax ed the action.
To Land Oft US Soil Fall Responsibility war need the lighter touch of lo h* given nt the Fifty Asso- said
Miss Tobey’a eyae were remov
diversion.
deletes Park tonight for the of funds for the inspection, super Daniels, 62-year-old a n t i q u e read by Secretaryy of Agriculture
NUERNBERG, Mar, 86, (*>t—
Andaman at a eonfrrrnca open ed and shipped to tho eye insti
So thi circus winter quarters members of the Brooklyn Dod vision and general handling of dealer.
STOCKTON,
this on-the-joh training program
Former Nasi Foreign Minister
ing a national campaign for Imnui tute nf the Presbyterian Hospital,
vrt~W r - ' An .uruiwr^clriflan defense Joachim Von Rlbbentrop opened tn Saraaota have lapsed Into gers and thr St. Paul Saints who would constitute a diversion of
An operation was performed and
garden*.
are playing an exhibition game
director- has disclosed that more his defense ’before the war Crimea their summer doldrums.
county current funds to a pur
FLIER H 1.0 ST
the corneas transferred to tha eyes
here this afternoon.
Ulan one do sen Japanese
tribunal today with a plea 4K
pose
not
within
tho
present
edu
MIAMI,
M
arch'20.
iA
)—
Tho
of
tho infant — then eight
All nrraugementa for th* bar
JAVA OCCUPATION
caught trying tn lend on (ha net guilty to all coonta tn Ma Geriri&n Youths Kill
Navy lodsy released the names
becue have been completed, ac cational system.''
California coast in October, 1948.'
RATA VI a ,
March 20. bP>~ month* old. The child, blind from
let men t. However, Von Ribbee*of
tnrss
men
who
are
bellevod
to
birth, now ran see.
Th* former v
American S o l d i e r cording to reports from officials
p told the court that ha
he lost st sea after two torpedo Uritish force* have completed the
A hospital ‘spokesmen said the
of the Chamber of Commerce and
chief of , OCD. Kenneth Ham- aecepta full responsibility for Ma
occupation nf the southern half
DRAFT DEADLOCKED
bombers
collided
off
Rombrero
maker, sold between 18 aad IB acta whila ha served aa foreign
FRANKFURT, Mar. 26, OP)— the Sanford Merchants A 8*0*!**
of tho Japanese city of Bandoeng. baby — whose name it not given
Key
near
Key
West.
Tha
missing
Military police have reported tlon, tha organisations giving
WASHINGTON. Mar. 26, Of)— airmen, have been Identified as A British headquarters bulletin — will have U> return for ob-,
minister.
*—--7'.'it=n±5
the barbecue.
Tha Senate Military Committee Ena. Walter Bailey of flradsnton, aaya that there wa* no oppoil- ■ervatlon for several more monthe
Attorneys for tha defense than tha slaying of one American
from a Jap ■ubmtrlne about IB attempted to introduce a tang soldier and a serious attack on
1
was divided today by 8 to 8 on Ena. £. J. .Jones of Tucaon, Aril., tion as tmlian troop* s w e p t before final- Judgement Is mail*.
miles north of.-Sen Francisco. He •*rl«* of quotation* from a num
ad o f German Supply Of Newsprint the issue of Whether to extend and ARM 3/c Charles Williams around the
southeastern
and But said’ th*. spokesman — “ the
operation
I*
considered
success
eeid tbe-soldiers took,the would- ber of public figure# to support
_____ j#n investigators
tho draft for six weeks or for of Pittsburgh.
southwestern city limit*. '
b# Invaders prisoner without ra- a contention that Garmany «raS
__no arraet has been made Continues To Decline a rear.
Meanwhile, the Dutch News ful."
listener.
:
\
The committee agreed to meet
Agency Aneta says that tens of
justified In violating the Var» la either ease. Both tb# murder
u
Hammsker made
and the attack accurod near the
thousand* nf refugees ara stream-'
-------------------------------------- -------------------PORTLAND, M a r. 86. (AT— again lata this afternoon Ln
STOCKS JJP
Treaty. Tha court
;,1:
border of Eiaalan-occupled Ger- A steady decline tn newsprint an attempt to break the dead
ing Into tho northern eectlmi TO DIBCU8 S SAFETY COURSE
evidence, however,
I
any.
supply may force American news lock, Two members of the com
NEW YORK, Mar. 20, (/P>— previously held by th* British,
•ecutor. Sir
Na details were released on tha paper* to restora wartime elan* mittee w on not recorded on the Assorted favorites displayed fur
___. ...
Heiry
A. ____
Kenning. American
_____ of tha American soldier at derncss, Jack li. 8Smith,
ate! instruc
Echoes were received with radio Red Crete water safety
i
president question.
ther . strength in today1* stock
Kschwaif* In tha northern eaetor of tha Pacific Coast
market, although many leaders microwave equipment set up at tor. will •discus* swimming and
test Association
tha terms o f Ui4
of the US occupation so no. The of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers,
HARONH TO MEET
fell by the wayside. Numcrmi* Sandy Hook, S'. J-, in 1U34, the water safety tonight during the
other Qt was way-laid in a dark said yesterday.
plvotalf faltered after a good first demonstration of tha poten weekly Boy Scout training course
Monroe Chapter No. IS of (he forenoon upturn, tlealings, fast tialities of shortwava radar.
which will be held at T. W.
He reported the demand for
far et tea its the sup- Royal Arch masons wilt bold He for a while, eventually slowed.
Lawton's office.
tier meeting this evening at While Individual ■gains ran ' to
heavier ' pioductloti
The population per eqaer* mile
I o’clock. The Mark Master around
war. He warned
g wtU b* conferred. All losers
Outbreaks Loom Renewal Of Discussions Expected Clamp On Allied
At Westinghouse
To Break Manchurian Deadlock-Army Practices
Pittsburgh Plant
Europe Urged
Baseball Park
Woman Is Killed
For Negroes To When Struck By
Be Constructed Sanford Motorist
Only Two Local
In Coming
. Primary Election
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Drastic Restrictions Placed On Building
Except Homes For Returning Veterans
Or Repair Of Virtually All Structures
t
♦
ra '
V
Dr. Boyer Admits Farm Bureau
Giving Fred Rose Opposes CIOPAC Procram
E xp losive Data
British Halt Now
Attempts To Land
1 1-Month Old Baby
Is Seeing Through
59-Year Old E y e s
I
�TllE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
F a o R TWO
II
TUESDAY, MARCH 26. 1916
FLOYD A. PALMER
Special A rciiI
H anford
PHONE
Florida
‘J32-J
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY"
£ 0 ADDITIONAL CHARGE
F O R C R E D IT
Home Office, Newark. New Jerxc.v
.
g>I©M
Take A Wfyole Y& p To P^y
• -Not* the complete character of the furnishings
that are offered for each-of these room*. No
essential It omitted. You muti *<a twih grown
the VITAMINS lor all the iamily
at {tut a FEW PENNIES a DAY
a#*
. aiSINIINO ti>e charge that iU member* are "Irresponsible, rccklcs* and
greMjfr thr.Nuti wver rtnall tity Goad* Assoetoiluo strath tick at Ero; nthnjf blnbi Itier Cheater flowlcs With o Washington exhibit tf qgnjr^iU
• tn
and qualitr ^»Ufr they askul tSmgrres ami fh- pofcticTo ,^nte
J between'two-slips- one worn uy m^dsl Aitrgtc Koalcr ttrlt» a: 1^1.40
a doxen, tho other by ftosc Gotabnlck at 043. *
tlntrr»lUOnal)
,
Calcium Panjothanate and Niacinamide.
• You c*n never be sure you are gening enough
144 jCAPSUIES
lit vitamin deficuncyl Sun the witr
7 2 ‘t 3 * 5 9
« y u j j AOMI
TQUCIJTON DRUG COMPANY
A policy ItmUftl fo r tho
m iu irrm rutd, .
r* *ftO M
if
— SEE
•
.
.
irica, wharf thalradcn
md« wait with outstretch
male* whose aye* are pow a* open
a / hit urm* weir Own.
Not that 1 regret in the least.
my choice uf .a wife. She'* won-j
tlttfui. Hut the routine o f hty| ,
usually noimal life ha* rt-ft'ivwi I
haf iriir frofn V'hleii t diinlit 1 1 {1
will ever recover. I'm writing',
line .4*^0 -warning to tliu.c whose I
wive/ iTave yet- to *come. *0 '\Tiat k
they enn bitter prepare them- j
eel vex fur their ordeal.*
'
first of all, reconcile yourself
to bring "the Vatue of your wife’*
hysteric* n* you underly ‘'brew"
her a cup of 'tea upon her ar
rival. A tea ImjB may seem Ideal
tn you, but-shell go lhrough_lh«
rame rigantorola »he did in Eng- j
land. It will remind you of .one of
the three witches in “ Maebith ,
a* the mumble* anxiously over j
in v
I UI fW
H ho’ll
V I I fmake
iia rn
X
iw t
*IM
*** ,
the
mil. AAIik
her
■trong, we »lrong that you’ll ml*- {
*
Utke coffee for weak- lea ever i H. V
man ilUxt tloor does not
ndcea.Hprliy cover your,
neeOd. When yoti arc rvpj
rcACntcd by ux, we ucoi
that’ over? policy issued
fb you meets vour In*
M l l t JH BLOG.
.
Jly a (it Hill DBG llOOJI
Newspaper* t h e a e ’1 day* are
ammed with stories and hjeturt*
of the Kiifrllah brtda* mat
ji
I.’ . ’ I . . . . 1
dividual
. . .
Relsrtiijne Afay
side Supply Vibmim
teieodat vitimint unlru yall supplement your
(tier with known ipuntints o f vitamins. So, eusrd
. . .
Relative* will come to «ee youi
bride. Home of thrm will nay<
unmarried daughters, an they’l
not be too unbiased In Ihclr opin
ion* before they begin their prob
ing. Hut all of them'will, at .one
time.or another, aay "Weil, how
about serving u* a cup of E
'tare'T Ilow’ * my accent,
Hen, hah. heh." •
you
U fi
• BEAUTIFUL MODERN
LIVING JMIPW
AH )5 Pieces for only
Phone 371
9
AflracUve f f g g g ^ p
•
H uxw ck * *
tain.- (Inlrr national Sottttdphrto)
two-f>ircc
sille
|s
Racket
a
beauty
tractive wood-trim on front of piece*.
It'* a spring-filled aulte, too. All com-
Ami after ail your hoaqni, ymu
*pause will continue to lip her <*«
iBjhjS-
rimnlty « l
perfectly ant| together, make-up * strik-
fedeJeutU-
*bo(fc ih itri
AUTO FAINTING
L l hM Al* $
O ccn sj^n al L’l u i r
thoroughly modem In style with at
pa n lcp
‘ .
piece*
In . Uil*
r\.
g ro u p
shudder on«# or 1 twice (two thuddera mfana that they’ ve survived)
Meanwhile, your wedding preient* will be eancalled,' you mh*
our on three 'tnritatlona Ho sup
per, and If you have-« rich unde,
you’ll be stricken from his will
on the presdmpUon that' ynu’vi
Imported * wvnutn to po!*un him.
• - I f ‘ you’re u foolish > e ! was,
Yoirr* gain* ta have H>« prob
lem of - nr>dto* ( M <frMmb'‘ for
her. You htay kitmd *«me, •a* P
did, but es soon ab' you’ve Intros
dtwed thhn, ynu’ ll b r iubjotted
to a mere IIs*, English <pih prt»■ram. "How Ieng have youAtnoWn.
her? Why doe* sho call yi>U
dmey to maka .culfee. YuuUl or. •Jtobby’-T W*r#. jroti ever more
For Tm
4 .1 1 M e t a l
mu
‘ Fo ld in g
Hanger
fl aiul SkliU
.
v.
match
In* ensemble.
$66.Q0 DOWN* DELIVERS!
HIMONIZING
IfATTERY CHARGING
105 N. Pnlmelto Avenue
f
Thj
wtt about 10 baAwomoWd-tn «•»*
FOR-
AUTO PAINT
2-Piecc Hprin«-filled Suite
ienbentry
Germany. He Was attached to
TTBtli Orditanee, 7Blh Division. and
waU, enCerln* operily at yotJl1' r«
SEAT COVERS
USED CARS {
TRUCKS
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THE.SIIVV. MARCH 20, 1916
THIS HANK)III) HERALD, BANFORD I I.OItlPA
i' aisk
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MERMAID?
There ore proposal* pending in ifp*t(on*.‘
M b n h n * c u i t i v a t c i l the ilntc a
■ .1.0NDON. iff'!—An 18-year-old
Congre** for "compulsory urbitrain order to provide fxpert car- a tomi for 5,t)0d years
girt was found In n irtllor’ a »eation.” For example, the Ball-Fur* filiation (or mrdiatimi) for labor
u g at Heme lUv raiiwrfv rtcWon
tun-Hatch bill- requires contptti- dispute*. the Latior Dej
*cea tly.
After producing . ju f ’ I
aory arbitration in dispute* sf- kmintuitvs the U, S. Concilia-ion) NEW DISCOVERY
WILLARD CONNO|.I.Y£Slicicr.t funda lu pay the girl's
f-cling (Ksrntill **rvice* and Krivicr. This agency has u *.oi'
In A Hearing Aid
fare'lo 1/anaon. they want alio aid
la-ion u- goods—ouch a* public ulilith's sf coucilhitlni rommiisfoner#, win \
miulc
loader
might
have
Definition:
Polygraph,
n
com
to proceed.
/
,t»nl
oil
milk.
'
«
«ire,>t - invitation* to help np: I,
pact eitculcal u u p.aggui lino en to Lip tan \vtnSid, it was au
-\ big inrprovrmrtil hi* been
Labor union* have niwayt leaf* •isjote*— ct rm rt.|i In without made 111 a’ liearm • nil! it js. w,-lttffetticmately
mi ornlnury-wiring f}«:em . which an
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tinuo, .. w
1 ir\t tnl mi if. :hc;^v.int se.
.LEGAL NOTICE iWitr ttnee p.di recotu* rhK),ioi:a! termed “ Old Hritchet" by Nenl ed nl)d, opposed cimpuisory
( j n t i i by • tttujsaiid.. A c .t p ic l
ttOTtrit; t o t m t t H
l«.la»flrbaitcJ» of person* ' bemg Alfams; aifortenian who ■rvCentiV bitration m peacetime, a* an la*
Ah'nallv i KVsp hrn ktfi'c'lieipt ’ by (he Council >t« Hictirfll M ! •
TO: Mu-i-.iKli 1'lAMKt*
such u*, soaring pulse, ir- Kept memneta of the Aiatueavllle ttrference with thetr fioedom th ct Ic -thou anf* of iirgum.itti, rme of the .AOtiSta
Jrpit.*M*4kal:*A*
collectiv. ly. Many <in MdLAlU l l c ^ jc. c.-UCa kpn'i
t’l'co m tr.i.i.n .
laeuiap- treuttung Ann aonornialuto’iary Club.in continual laughter ttargaln
srgaln eoliertlvcly,
m_ia(iLi.
TT-L^: o ' .OIm ’ .J._
r
t•••.-. a- arf.-rm:
.^ ;
TTi.: frirtr.- -rp tra f
-’-r.' . i i ^
t'T»ptmlwti —iti- olhcr’ word*^o q»gq*thc 'tn.i-eir-ih^hUtiVrt irffta i- pluytrtT'tWt1** ttrtr
r»*ifi,oaetcAr.'llitlaubrough chanty re ’ gi.'iiing.'oi’ fhT JJuh in'jATtuit ilnvt ’’ f rejnmetrmtori
'»:*>. But there i* widespread u(tcr) psek, butt'r> t'ire, ltd•Utt for it wire.'' jn-nitloii
“
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bey say arbitration award* ofb
in '#*[tentiy- purchased, one.
*,
o u n t y hi
fading
Pint the cm.-ilintinn '•cr> - '* 7 **** ‘ r,
' ' b!,' «
^OiiGkit Court,
tend to. "jiplit •tie^ i!if(er.nc;
u
i= " ilifcjVNtor.cra
have ths legal
^■i Otiaiu-.r- on awirmatw
ttu#r- - , tigh. to) ,,
.
'S** nip n stirngthrning. Nertriv!
' “ u ' ‘^ V ; •' ' ‘ r,u J "
or othivii -hi
If «*iittoj.t itHiCiUre to Kubrait to .tnc lie ilcti-.'-1 liar.lug,- tv ■*’■» TkiSajJ. 1 to i'-c agwSHrl'nand*.
eiy .witness before the S ome •" «hc hand, fh , (tnc L . n r
wync.
i t 'i-. >f liltri: ,t.r, a.curding to State Attorney start digging
it# Pt.OOXacro
pata-j
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The War Labor Ron I'd, during et ‘
i.mt*v-^ ^ - U Pttrtwaak.o nf - and pswrrtiil. >oj mails* Hint ; i t
.
to
crop,
nml
the
iiastiltifs
TcJltito!
tho
war,
no*
nit
example
of
conj*
ran rd|u«l it joar-clf in suit «> .n
,Mi.i.iu{e* *-,i,riur- •*** *Mn '*"»
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hr* i rgr I that Coitgrei* ptoViie hcarltc a* >t.tr li.'afinc ihaneci.!
r r T i r r-hPvit’ !'' .: -.Ya lta. J*iV, l*y It on political candidate., t-.u . . a A i i Association U tiajipy a ; pulsory arbitnifion."
m
re
ttto’
fv
for
the
emt
i.iati.-t,
d»j ’itt s^at-'ii
t
*
ugaiiiier*
unit
curtum
p;i*on»
tti
The
mnker* nf Ihe Beltnp ire’
tju t the wholf Ihing. Yleiu* uret In nrb'.rratton, the Jechlon it
* r*I5cap**■--(Vlini.ll
, H ■ !|i:(lN’ t>n.V WuHliinglon wh0 flatty thCy aro ■bovt normat, they sny and qua- j sometimes made by one man. who •erti-, s i h t cttorp. and hett *t ■ii prottd if their a-.its' eriiii r.iuft f. -i)
'•:< > fir. nit court cominuiiitU,
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(V.tT ll't'v Trnr glidiy Sgtni ire*
lily high due to ali-ence of killing . may be cail.ol an orbit r. Hut in men eau'b.' hittsl,
L>o»d r. It IVtr • . .
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frost*. Growing condition* ban-j big case* the ileciXioiu ate usually
derrriptive tinohii-t an-1 explain
»npcttor_ fur. I’latr.lif.". >
Mure setback* for the CIC)-1 At
% lftV
„ ; i (, *„ipl. m dt- made by art artiltratlon t tare,
how tiiti may get a fulf domofl' ' Oigai.tiution oi-‘ .ate
ag.ii i*.lJrc moderate tein| croture*.
containing one or more meniben
The lumbcf uitii in the L'nited it radon of ti-L* remcrk'atfe b-»riigamia;lo:i» mereporteddaily, s 1 h|> 0Rj
,htn|. Jh)ljitup leppo'nted by management one or
b’ tatr * in on.- your,.. 3C_ lulli 'H (nj aid in >nur own home *l(h-(
the latest come* from Ltr Until.
^ ,,, 1,1 |M. h,mv rain* more apfo nletl In- th ttiLm, and ioiird fcelT woulii milks: a bsiant* out risking a . p.-iv;. Wrilr: }
.y, "h e r, Luna it 1 nomas |»rv«.- jllurin„
nrxt -everal week*. |ont or more “ puldle" or '‘neutral” walk SO fict wide, ami tut inrh E. (', Dleait. rif-lt^rte Itstrihotor./
-CHI of
the Iarm bureau f threw | ; y -, ^ l#ph %
gr„ w, r, *,ci member*.
f West Chnrrtt Street. Dept. E..
thick, reaching to the ttinon.
Oriamio, Flarltfa, toda>.
Adv.
Ilf weight
wcignl 01
ot hini.. of**1
or*a.u
", a
. Int
loLor
/.r •tw.rlne..
.hortnc » nn.t
nnd OPA
lll’ A reillne*.
ceiling*. (I ‘ The
•be fact-finPng
fact-finding boat
t.ftai U
I* tb.ll
t
against CIO-PAC and endorsed
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President Truman asked •«.’iingi
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rbit
At: plan oi oppaiHiuil ...........
When doc* spring come t il* " nulhoriie would not be aibil
group made by John Ford, exrcu- Florida? Scotty Campbell write* it ion Ivard*, Imcause thesllvpu*
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
secretary of the
Florida in the Galmsviilo t.ailyv 8 un::»“ n:\ “ ,,» l,* n o ,h :v W l« lr « l» b « t ‘
YOU DRIVE ITI ; live
hihin l.ureau.
-Sprtek—with nil the shy unsure<hc iKommerdlation*. U b w
Savings
u . .
..
c u H s i o n W ® " - of-.n_£rHli.M g*J panihci : es« v » . however, have obiertejl
HeitdeHng I rV
th ea „MenrfetMrmn uffer|,^ "W'rfTe
lll(. <tlV r7.P
ceprr m
m * lHal « system of
of t onerteinml
.We.handle *11 t >pc* of properly In-Hr.-iitct*
PHONE 200
i violin eDnti
sponsored fact-finding b o a 1*1)3
»»;i >;*•>; would have the eff ct of compul
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natueis‘ _sly” ? Anwrt a j u u i d i - ; . FVi:'^
ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY
| .i»iingui«hed violinist -p iu jln g w* , a |,]p t)1), or bigger, com m enced sory r.rhftmliijn ImcatS.st .there
“ INSURANCE IM.l'S SKRVU i r
; ( 0lui*t With the .Miami »)rmp*a»iiy
,
l,
would !>«• strong pressure of pub
Uichcstra delgh'.ej n . o p h U . - l thWK*lic oainton on the disputing parMfi N. I’ ark A v r.
I’ lmm* ISO
: -i
cai.d audience at l'altn Beach last
N »w Pm
vrni
rtnl foroivtd i tie* to yield to the board’* tugmvrnn
• dnesday. lie .ra* cade 1 back
t!i (lay th- llotido movement beach have decided to get marr'c I
which is said to have eittnr of the on Apt 11 *, ana wit. mu 1tie nuw
family New ■Smyrnn
most ^beautiful and tuneful pn*- m Min}..i
sage* of any violin conretiu wilt- Hi iL'ii. 1 hey wilt also elect fr/s
if-m iiviM T . iv r .
teu. Tt.o big oddity about .Spauld cmimiteii. .1 s In a rvc the .i f.
ing (a that he is an Am tr lean, £< tensive town Improvement*,
’ Bin! can boa*t tto .-tu**lana Aits- atb flnnnn. iiMiniint! a new plr.ytilan nr foreign uarsfmnge claim* 1:round with * roller rink, und
klicit tt* most big name violinists new fire stulitm and a new La
citinci! tire Iiuim Hint will nijssf
tinve.
S u p erb
•n
Snnford mid It lalnil with their
L- The old time doutile-barrcU'ii tp.'.’i inoili-i*. yi cen wilh envy
STATE N EW S BRIEFS
A CAR-
n u t hr
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is
s’- •rv
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fncrtijiy rntljp anil ,v kind emwiderate tserd is of great
Ue knvs- nisi:ty- believed m it and n»w. ns always . . .
oi\s't u • at . f.le-<rlc Service Co, are making on extra effort
!i V« !'■ ounr! cm hu-uif*3 that edch ttanrnctioq you have with
u* wiil tir g plsnt-unl, .-atisfnctoiy e.vps'ricrre.
ELECTRIC SERVICE
( ^ r ; C O M P A N Y ^rxsu
2P7.'m A<1NOI IA;AVE.
SANFORD^ FLA.
* -■ -..-V -V O
MORRISON
WE
f'A N ’ T
Nnx Hali Describes Difference
•
Between C-: nciii itien-Mediation
OUAIU
A N TEE th.it yutt will
t iint nil nf your Ittv•Oliti! liqinirn licrt*. but
IIy MAX HALL
1prllr l to accept it,
ttUSlllNGTON - quick unsl | An mblrrotor (or arbiter), on
j What1* the dilferenro h tween the other hand, lienn* th' evli ini cliintinr and mediation ?
(dmie ani makes ii Ic.itlati which
I At*.! hm* ijje-. arbltjatio.:. fit I is binding iTh IiolTi i xriiej to litu
■ *yn u a ra B n tls tlc d .
, inte the picture?
He is an umpire, u ref
Tbuce thr*e term*—conciliation, |di*rut:.
eree. n Juilg What he ray* gne*
tmiiiation, artdlrnllsm - ars* ■-m
‘ V o l u n t a r y nrlitration,” in
[ilnntty in "the labor news the*-*
|day*.- Lrt’* lie sure we knmv whirii tho employer and the work
er/ egte- to let a third party
PACKAGE STORE
’ what they mean."
lirtr d rpute. is oftsn U*.*'l.
Tiler? is ready no difl’crcnco i settle
AND IIAIt
T he biggest, arbitration en»* in
kctweoit ronclllation ami m din ; the hi; tety of American lalmr
112. W. Fir-t SI. — Phone RRQ tion in ordinary, evotydst; tMigr.
There’* n lerhnkisl ‘tliatlnciimi, came up in Chicago when two
anil we’ ll gel In that in ft m mum:. arbitration Imiinl'i ta •Vleil the
But fnr pntetlrul nurp.*- 1 - tS' V Bstignmenl of d e .c id titg wage
mean th* tim* ihlrig in •!<-■ iidd qrt slinos involving 1.ntJO.LMXI railof lalmr relation*. Toe lohiu tic- road wtirktr* ami Lib railroad*.
^SANFORD
. paritrent-asc* the two term* in* f_ Trc artJstrntKm « u vopintarv
; becaure Ihtuc worker*, an.) (he
hnngcnt ly.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2 •lerThey
mean on all»mp’ by railroad*, decide t nf their own
Oppti-.ile MunUpii tlj|| Park
ill to ni!>.Irate. Tbti lu*
r v ..,. , tiv U • SUI. .5, »|(M1 p. st. a third party to iuip
arbitrate.
e,
nnd
Jtii
worker*
t
R
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f
M
i
i«:y
s^
'pkt
Dt difference*
dame* F. D*wwy « » ; sent ,0
The OLD FAVORITE RETURNS
Detroit its n -ireclal
medl
ator («>r conciliator) between G*.n(or conciliator) bjlween General
; *rAl Molnri ami the CIO rtW
' worker* union. Downy, «n wiltK
JALKIftlC T'jRfeS'
tner, know* till the trlrk* of the
'mediation game.
Technically, mediation D
|y more pasaivr—then conciliation.
mediator in «omo inttana-a
may do nothing mow tha i curry
mumdt.i back nnJ forth bftwrtn
’.no par.ics who refuse to iit
dawn together. Kvm that may
be a valuable- ncrvlr#.
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8UI1 talking tK-hnlfitlly, rtmeiliatlon la eonaldeted it ntotw arHve form of intervention. t roncilialor might gel the tw i [usrtU-*
together in a room and vugg at «i
/■ompromDe nnd tr
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to. accept it.
.
lat'.
rttn
l«t
there's
rtrlly
Hot— let’ a r»’i at
no Important ptactirnl lUfiercnee.
Whether a man tr iailed n mediaor tr « conciliator. H# dots
•rythfnir he can to b r io about n
Meeting of mind*.
.
A* for arbitration. that a <tuite
'ifftrent.
A mtdinlor (or concillat'ir) W>
iffer advice but noiiodjr la ertm-
we tin n.tvi* htittu; uf
them . . . tiiicl we'll do
xntr beKt to .*ye that
you
am
■• BILL’S
wmsm&
W riting opta
t j f o r 51 y a a & y
lts
j
S
1 J Bon6Hine
ol
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tfthuvcjntni in
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(Uian Cbntutmtni
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W I L D -A lilftlA L A C T S
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INCtVCIHt
AM OO DHOTRE wt**,
d,;f >t WHOtE JEOPAIDY
read »a
«iiii:,i icU/rw^hof
*Fii« letM fist*ft Wrs Alt kiMtiwi
CkACK
J fo m o UPfAPMPew
AHA Jri / f MCA. CLACK /A|?AB1
fr**s ICD*ttOr. CL'afAil.*nf AMAMA
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L'UfIC HAU. CftIMPS
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[ Mi nltA « t- -lie; M*h»r n« Wlli*»
T 0 Hi OI T I U I HOOUI
lirOMMHC
Jet your certificate today o
tllMlANTS
telly'# huelty Armoruhbe
rrenij r.nd Kelly’s fatigue-proof
-at-fcilutirtg crtrcaSs. See
Stafford's Service
Station
CWi'rtt *( Cfftria ttfWW
trUef wet fariifrmi rwwOB
rOivy (iftHiti if tfSOftilea
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
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■to can also lengthen the life of
ur present tires with careful
tcpecilunt, espert repairs
rttUly reinOntion and recap*.
BALANCING
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ELSHTfBE SHOP
a r sparks rwtmn
IS e* /wla Clntte Oar at
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The Security :Cduiidli M6d8
granted two and a half, month* 1politic* and ha willjiuk yourwbout
ago but I am'anaoyvd to I noli the plans to start a. tile xnrrk*
that after all this time jhero still , .1
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i* no union organUatlon to deal
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1 Tor *he “ vcr»ge mining town
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„ llW her’: may resemble those of lift
Whatever the hreach « « , P^^Veatefn Pennsylvania coalfleldsUng into this territory, they ar* poor two-lam itv homes rising on
gelling It hark In production. 1. b t.jJhrr
0f steep gorge* with
daily coal output I W from It.iW »mudgc-faced childr.n playing nn
ton* in July to _0,G00 in D.-c-m- ,,lt eoi,blc*tonnl itroci. out In
|*r- or
of pT w" r ,.C ; front. Hut there is a big differ,
duct ion. Thfy have ifot o
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SAY WHEN!
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The UNO Security Council convened In New York City
yesterday in an atmosphere considerably relieved of the
|tension which last week marked predictions for-the gather.
«TrnU: ing. Instead of being presented with a “ faitj accompli” on
I'irr.'**1
troubled Iranian situation, the Council finds Rom Ib
—:— promising to have all her troops out of Iran within five or
1
six weeks.
Friends of the UNO can hardly fail to look upon these
-------- latest Russian moves ns most encouraging for the future
success of this great pence organization, for it must be
— • -J* admitted that Russian intransigence in the current crisis,
I l j ] If not actually endangering the peace of the wotMr could
— J JJ hardly have been expected to, do less than wreck'the UNO.
And yet pcrhnps even more Important than avoiding
KsteailsVvd la I N I
‘IM I i I H <allf • f l a i l l i f i f l a
. All i M t s i r r ■•lie**, rsrS a
ffcaak*. rcM delUsa • • * •••!* * .
W M r lil w r a li l» r rfc* *«*■•••
‘roSatwg !••*». will a* .*»»***
• I resets* lO r r lla l s * r*U*.
rt>F^nAyilM A ^ ! ^ , . j 9 l 5
Hendricks ; P t a n s
Election, Campaign
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‘ WASnrV'CTON, Mar. 20, (S p *
mo-clcctric plant* (sending cur- ciaO-i^ Cangrvssdmn Joe Hen.
Kht into France) in the Soar it- dricks Is In the district this
self. The Saar'* industrial output w «k. completing hi* prgnnlta.
cater* to the need* of the entire Don »»p* making plan* for,.a
Ilargely agricultural French lone brief campaign shortly before
which In turn feed* the Soar. The elrethm day. M«y J. He report*
Saarlander* produce lee* then- that hr has mulj*lth splenJid
one-fifth »f th.ir annual need* In «*pth*en from all group* and
fooj
— independent tlinkcr* throughout
‘ But m ore Important to the/the area, pledging their support
Saarlander than |he mines and fuiul active aid*
metal work* Is ths production of
Hcmlrkk* state*: “ J am *onM
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right before their eyes is inexcusable.
We wou?<l not-like to see the VNO repeat the mistake*
of the great power* during the 1930s when they,saw Japan
invade Chinn in open warfare and caRed it’ a , “ peaceful
penetration*', and sat Idly behind the “ non intervention
policy*’ with regard to Spain in which the only‘ countries
which did not intervene were Great Britain and the United
States.
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It is quite possible that Russia Is preparing to throw
her support behind the UNO for the continued peace of the
world. Or it is possible that she [a planning to lay low dur
ing' the Security Council meetings with the intention of
* TUESDAY. MARCH as. toss resuming her bullying tactics,at a later date. We sincerely
hope it is not the latter.
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chemistry, physics and mechanical engineering.
These, oi>en to women ns well as men, are on a post
According tu the big city ma- graduate-and postdoctorate level. They carry awards varychin* politician* now running thn lug from $1,200 and $1,500 for a single person to $3,000, and
Damocratk pirty, they would like j increased allowance for married students, with additional
to have all Democrat* sgreb with
their proposals fur the naivatiun Igrants of $1,000 to $1,600 to the university, which Is given
of the country, and if you d» .complete authority over selection of candidates,and assign
i)4t agree with them, they wuuld m ent of work. There is no stipulation of'futurc'emjySoymcnt
Ilka you tu agree with them any- involved.
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«• - The Wcstinghouse Electrical Corp. bus concluded a
;"Talent Search1’ for likely high school seniors with a 17year-old girl from Elizabethtown, Pa., who intends to he n
f brain surgeon, and a 17-year-old Sl.‘ -Louis boy bent on
Red Crosa For Disaster
When (iltmatcr befaHk any. part of America, the Red
Crons doesn't ntop to count Ite pennies. Clothing, First Aid
supplies, emergency fotwis are packed and stored ready to go
Ito the critical area. The Mtaff in organized In advance, so
that there in no waste motion and no lost time when the
need comes. •
When fire and flood strike, it is too late for padole to
♦for th* benefit of mankind ami think of helping their neighbors by giving to the Red Crow,
at* an Inlolerapt of those who if that food, clothing and medictnp had not been paid for
* do. not think eu that they would from the last year’s funds, the Red Cross would not have
. drive them out of the -Democratic been ready in time to save the cold and hungry victims of
thu current tragedy.
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• This month the Red Cross Is looking ahc#d again. Ex
, . 8p*4*ard Holland who is speak
in g here tonight In the interest pensive responsibilities for Americans who need Red Cross
of hi* candidacy for l), S. Senate, service nF. over the world, besides the*basic budget demands
•«m « to have clear (ailing ahead
ib little chance of being over in this country, niake the quota for the fund drive high.
ken by any of hla opponent*. That means that the1quota for each contributor is higher
And yet, with increased activitythan before, but those extra dollars will pay big divldoiidx
on the part of th* CIO Political Where the need is greatest.
greatest skater takes you out of tills world with-her
*•* unbelievable ice-delights.
Yes, for the first time, you see Sonja whirling
t through the thrilling excitements of dances us BClntiilating ns her skating.
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Rich Saar Coal Basin Faces
Complicated Nationality Program
•i*. lust by a plebi?
rtv,ft rt5ccU:>I* 1 te-t
there i* iiabudv to replace them,
the anti-Nazi regulations — hul
Measure* now- me a n n o u n c e d
again*! 121 of them. ir>0 to He
tired ami the rest rlemotcif Two
co neon (nation c a m p * hold UOO
Nn7iT
French , ,'fk-ial* high and lo*t •r,' c
have said annexation was a most, i v,’ rY
“ We art nut like the French." Portlet
i* the comment In the mining * ' j *
TODAY and
towns. ■"We have much mure in nn“ 11
-P L U S common with the American* or u,rtiam
WEDNESDAY!
CARTOON
the English.” They hit their lips! F« r
'Jasper And The Hcnn
when a'ktd, 'and even more wi!hi*v*n
and In charge at the liaison work the Gtrtratts
between th* camp and ita supply.
At stake It ______ ________
BAND NOVELTI'
The type of program offered led territory, along the Saar river j
“ Sonny Dunham*'
ha* b*en termed the "real thing” Including mines, Idasi furpacer. i
by several official*. The program steel milts, machine work* amt
PARAMOUNT NEWS
i* "etrenuou* and based on leapir ,*o t h e r factories—the Industrial
Ing by doing.rather than mile hi art of the French rdne. T.et
lecture work?' officiate also le-'Fiench liave been operating the.
eerttd. _
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ttlli cs *inre July when the AmeriThe eehool le to continue one r*n Army moved out nftcr two
week and will be the only onP nr.smnlh*' iH-CUpfltlnn. They have
Weird-Beautiful Mystery Maidens Rita Sta^e Friday!
a series lo have the benefit of so’ Ju>l a*suim-il wardship over th?
GHOST WOMEN! LIVING DEAD IN AUDIENCE! YOU'L'- SCREAM: YOU'LL LAUGH*
many national staff represent*- mines, a l t h o u g h Ihf ownership
MUHIC OF HARRY JAMES—CLYDE MrCOY PLAYED 3Y CAL GW1N!
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live*. Olhtf school* whTch are **111 belnr\gs to the mm-t%i»tent
GIGANTIC CIRCUS OF WONDERS! 13 I'SOPLEI 5 BIG VO0VIL ACTS!
scheduled to fottow In variou* German *tate.
SHOWS BOTH M ATIHEi AND NIGHTI
part* of the country will have one
In tome way French policy in
or two national staff men aug- the Saar resemble* that of warmettled by local scout executives, time greater Germany when the
NEVER BEFORE) SO MANY UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS iH..ONE VAUDEVILLE REVUE!
Camp William E. Howard, th* (telch was' trying to abtnrb Al»
new camgiite fpr Central Florida sace-I*)rraine. The Haurlanders,
«v *• *> 1001 MIRACLES I NATIONS GREATEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS! « « «
Negro lioy.Scogta, was fiiiled parked more than l,0tX) to each of
B
Action Committee which control*
the communist vote In Florida,
it la quite possible that a balance
of power might be developed
Which, added to the normal vote
any candidate can get, would
determine the outcome of th*
election.
pmtunlty to study Russian move*
at first ham), I* pessimistic over
the Immediate outlook, declaring,
“ the United States now facaa
the greatest danger that ever
threatened Ameriea." HI* poHcyl
tMl would tell Russia to gat back
‘ t6 her own territory and If they
, refused,. I would use th* atomic
boo»b on them while we have
'l l and before they get It."
; 'Rgcetit dlscusilon* concerning
iFjw% Mellon Park have served to
emphatlse th* beauty of that
part which has been developed.
«O it people agree that th* w**t
end I* a thing of real beauty,
o«c of the greatest assets Han‘ tprA has, while th* vast and I*.
.well, not to be spoken of In the
-a*m« breath with the week end.
.Bam* time before our next win.tar season get# under way and
'.thousands of visitor* begin to
pour into this part of th* elate,
atipe should be taken to develop
the rest of th* park. And «inc«
i w summer I* the growing seaMpti far g n u , eoraething should
fhe done about that In the naar
WHS
Search For Scientists
■ WHEN CHURCIfES- BECOME
I N T E R E S T E D IN PERSONS
Tiie keriousness of the shortage in this country of
U T S I D K THE PAl-E THEY
ROW GREATLY. THERE ARE scientists, including . physicians, if emphasized 'b y _ cfforts
NOT MANY PEOPLE WHO AREbeing made among industrial- concerns to train promising
W H O L L Y HAD SU.HGEJl Y youths in these fields. The Du Pont de Nomours Company,
MIGHT SAVE THEM: . The non which for years has financied science scholarships, has
of man came to seek and to save
that which wa* lust.—Luke 10 : 10. doubled the number this year, and offers 74 fellowships in
* than 15.000, U tfi53. Five years
ago their average deposit was
HZ308. So the average person ha*
J about I 2 C0 mere on deposit now
2 than befote ths war.
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isc radnr
National Boy Scout Spotlight
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CAMP WEWA, Mar. 26. (Spe-America are Instructor* In thle
cl*P—The central Florida Boy field of work, Including the head*
Scout camp, Wewa, D In th*l of the Camping,. and Activities
national Roy Scout spotlight this Service, Health and Safety Sarrw*«k while some scout offlclili Ice and other department* of ths
from all portion* of four southern national organiiaUom state* and other parte of the
Field scout executives, Floyd
country aro aaaembted hero for Woodward and John Sehutt, are
tranlng In three Important phase* occupying th* dual role of enof Boy Scout
roll***
hUa
it camp operation.
rollee* and host* In camp w
whU*
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net and national of- Harold V. Poe*. *oout executive, «* - *»ld
the Boy ficouta of It In contact with th* camp d.ily
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Troth Seekers Meet
At Church Annex
TERRACE TALK
BY
.C E C E L IA T ill LI CK.
The Truth Seekers (‘las* of the
Society Ed'tofi Ct«rlU Tmturk
Tele. No. Ms Methodist Church met Monday
B-i g
afternoon nt 3:00 o’clock in the
church nnnex. Mrs. J. E. Vaughan
lead the devotional and Mrs.
A.c R.( ) ( Meets
Jeanie 1*010801 lead in prayer.
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a rr {H {)m
M r & T oAt
oke
Mr*. Vaughan, president of lh.rb*s, colled--the business rcvxie. TUESDAY
Miss Martini Hruumillcr
of to order and report* were ran
Chililren nf" the American Rev
Pilot £fub .dinner meeting "at
the Mayfair Hotel at 7:30 l\ M. olution met Friday! afternoon Detawaie, Ohio lias moved hrr Mrs. J. II, Powell, limner mcm' All ir.cmherj «rr urged to intend. at the home of Mr*. II. E. Tooke, residence to 1009 East Second l*cr who - iiciw rnidcs in Teas*,
wa*
---- vrelcoread to the rReej
720 Mdloftville Avenue. T h e Ktreel.
WEDNESDAY*
:» " w cl o r tlrm-. ^illn
— r — .y-Htthi
Mhrf
I’hilalhca Clai* momlterr of --------- „ was ’ opened
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tho "Flisl Presbyterian Church-i Enslcy: Mcisch. junior. iiifHitwte
4faV. <l<4r»««xL-.«latichter.- {.huttil»etain^*tww SH!ll#(
are invlteT’ to nltvnii u l.uffct wMh the C.A.R. erect1 and plectjre' j JP*Jjr* ° ‘ G»>n«*vi'lo ^have ;b ^ n Mr?.. Eliiahclh Heyea and Mrt1.
Miplter at* «:30 P. JR. at the Iwinc to the flag. The weetetary * re visiting relatives in Sanford for Jim Forehand.
Flowers were (ifescnteil aa a,
nf Mm. G orge A. Kline, 42‘J port « m Riven liy Nolley Nance the past fewr days.
mumvnto* of the occasion *of
and Mr*. A. R. Key, aenior presi
Summerlin Avenue.
Mr*. Vaughjtn,:
Friends of littla Knthie Hrtwiks the following:
dent, Rave the financial report.
TllUHMDAY
Mil* Mcisch and Mrs. Key were will regret*U» learn that she is Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mrs. C.ijt.i
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Seminoln Kcheknh Lodge N’o. named to attend the Mate con ill at her home nt Seventh Street U til, Mrs. K. L. Shinholscr, Sir*.I
It. M. Masnru Mrs. (leorge Mi43 will meet in the Odd Fellow* vention to he held in Jacksonville and Palmetto Avenue.
Cnim, Mrs. M. E. Moye, Mr*
on June li ami 10. The Princess
Hall - nt 8:00 P. M.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Hailey T. K. Wilscn. Mrs. C. C. Priest.
Massee Chapter of Jacksonville
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FRIDAY
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I will lie hostess to the convention. of YVinter Park were visitors in Mrs. Jeanie Putnam, Mrs. Tom
Mrs. W. P. Chapman.
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« « invitation
mviwiion was read
raui from
irom the
ine Sanford Saturday. He is director Williams,
Mr*. \V. C. Dekle and Mi*. C. F.
of
dramatics
ut
Rollins
College.
m o f M .
C lL d r H "
ho h," " e I national ,ocltly to "tteml the
Ellis.
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Uevtidon, _ 0Oi) national convention at Memorial
Magnotla Avenue, at 3 :3 0 ’ l>.
AlsosMrs. I). E. Guerry, Mr*.
Volio Williams. Jr. recently dis
Continental Hall in Washington
with Mrs. E. H. Lartey as co May H and also the state con charged from the Army has sn- Martha Moffitt, Mrs. Alice Hot
hos less,
ton,
MrJ. Nettie Tillis, Mrs. Mabel
rolled at Stetson University in
vention In Jacksonville.
Mount, Mrs. L, S, liar key und
l)o
Land.
Saturday
The chapter voted to donate
Sirs. It. F. Crenshaw. Refresh
Campbell Jessing Unit No. 83 12 to the Red Croat. Mrs. II. J.
ment*
were served at the social
Lieut.
Thomas
Kirkland
has
of the American Legion Auxll- 1-ehman of the D.A.R. talked cn
hour by the hostesses Mrs. WVU
been
transferred
to
Welch
Con
Ury
will
have
n
luncheon
nt
— _ ........— , ... the correct use o f the flag and
Clark, Mrs. J, M. WaiUa uad
the Mayfair Hotel at 1:00 p.m gave each member a small flag, valescent Hospital 1ft Daytona Mrs.
JY F. .McCfellanX
Reach!
honoring
Mi*.
J.
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KIrEpsfrjok»~
A
social
hour
wag
enjoyed
by
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-----------Wi Lustis, department president,Ithe
Hi
president.) the following: Patricia and Henry
Mrs. .8. O. Shinholicr, Jr. and
All member*
memlicrs aie
napicsted to Tooke, Cynthia Roumillnt, Murme retpicsted
inake rcwrvulJnn*, not
later j *^IV Nance, H i l l y Yelvtngtoir, daughter, Jeanie, aie the guests Hcardull ASv e n u e
•titan Thursday evening hy call-* Coreu and Dean Carpenter, .Mol of Mrs. S. 0. Shlnholser lit her Circle Meets Monday
ing Bu2 R.
ley1 Nance,
Rosemary Garner, hom4 1408 Onk Avenue.
Kenneth Ramsey, Mrs’ Lehman.
.Friends oft Jack Uumey will
The Heardall Avenue Circle
Sir*. Key and Mnt. Tooke.
regiet to lesrn that he is con met Monday afternoon nt 3 ;00
ANNOUNCEMENTS
M. at the Chapel. Mm. W. L
fined to hi* home 870 East
CIRCULATION BUILDER
Twentieth Slieel because of ill Itoehe rolled the meeting to otder
nnd prayers were offered hy U l i
Mr»- L- l - Colson of
DILLON. S. C., t/ll-r- The Dll- ness.
Kirhy Fite, Mr*. L. G. ’Hunter
cjiriliill Avrnup ^nnuunw the i*n-lion Herald claim# <i record for il*
Hoy P. Chotpcuing has movrd and Mm. Howard Hague.
gagement and approaching m a r -j No, l newsboy. Hugh 0. Jackson,
Mrs. Fite gave mi interesting
it hi 'I.
. . . . . .."tpr 'laughter, f 50, averages street sales of *100 hi* residence to Cleveland, Ohio
E f t ! M c C l e l l a n d , to \V. Il l topics an issue, njjoul 20 pereent and wilt be joined by Mrs, Bible lesson and Mm. J. C. Kllar
worth read the minute* of th*
*Mr - ‘"''I Mrs. J. J, of the ttaper’s total circulation .In Chnipening in the near future.
« n!!ir i l0.n
last meeting. Refreshment* igits
HUIlartf, of Hemingway, 8. f t
j (his county seat town of fi.000.
Mr*. Hrssie Kasecn and Mrs. served to the following: Mrs.1
R% C, I-cng have irturneil from H. I). Hague, Mm. Boston Strelo,
Fo'rt Meade, Flu..where they have Mrs. Smith Cowan, Mm. I.. 0,
ln*en the guests of their sister. Hunter, Mrs. Kilby F’itr. Mm.)
It. C. Lung, and Mr*. L. _M.
Mrs. T. E. Burgess.
Dunlap
BAHY SPOONS
Mrs. It. \V. Stewart and child
Also Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. Mrs.
ren, Hohhy, Monnie and Martha t^ii* Gathn, Mi*s MarirtUi Cowan,
STEKUNG SILVER
cf St, I’ctersbuig have arrivcl Mm. N M lleiiiiett,^Alr«. J 0.
ifOnri**, tht* K«rl wtlii tb«
to *p<>itd some lime with Mr. and Fortson. Mrs. Huivrv Hale, Mr*.
Ills. \V, 11. Stewart at their W t. Roche, Jit* Bessie t\tn< i Kii! >|iHt * \ tfimi. S> at'il il-- i '
CURVED HANDLE
iUU Theutft i 'i trlji
mi Min
*e* n. a guest from ( idol ait
home Tit Oak Avenue.
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LUCILLE and HARRY BOWER the young crowd . . JA NET and
of Orlando were guests o f the M A U R U ’ E LEE of Cocoa were
It. K. DKAS family* over 'be
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YWkCiUi . . . LI MLI.K I» an At-
Personals
lantn girl and mo»t altrm-tire
.
w1 *'• *
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LVKIti is a former resident of HAYNES of the University of
ianford but is now a C.P.A! i-i n ii id who is making straight
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and
iiAltltY w»s particulady proud MRS. JACK MCDONALD, MR.
of the seat cover*- and railed .r[- .1ml MRS. PETER' II. TETSIC,
icntton to them. Howevei thru- )lr and MRS JAMES CRAPI’ S,
was ope thing wrong- . . It took l MR. mid MRS. JAMES RIDGE,
about tetfMninnteeslomiiiik.• up lb Mlt ami MRS. FRANKLIN BEN
MR
mind-to go forward. • ’•
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NETT. MR—and
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MILS. HENRY
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MARY ELIZABETH TOLAR. ' ' ’ [«• " T IL JESSIE DURDEN,
•ut accomplUhctl pinnUt. hn* i«#en
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irlighting some of hn friend* RDBLEY Bill Lfc, R_I C II A RD
with m u s i c . . . 'LENA BELLE L r.V ? ;. .Hde “ i.’.iV ,
h a g a n , the ir. m . g im m l a lls . m a iu .a u e t
b r y a n t . doro MRjt. S. It. D1G1ITON and other THY POWELL. MR. nnd MRS.
JOHNNY
COURIER.
MR. and
Mayfair r e s i d e n t * . . . MARY'
ELIZABETH was formerly ein- MRS. - HARRY TOOKE. DORIS
rloyed nt the Sanford Naval Air HALL. JIM SPENCER. MR. ami
Station but plans to study music MRS. JACK ROBINSON of Or
lando . , . A I, and R U S S E L L
at Rollins,
\\; A L L A T E . MR. and JlR8.
Turns good to It.ive the CHAR JAMES SANDS of Oilamlo, MR.
LES T. NiBLACKS, the JACK and MRS. Dr B. WATKINS, and
GORES and the JAMES WIL
SONS from Oviedo at the Semin many other*.
With the ROBINSONS, BOW
ole Country Club on Sunday even
ing. They wire guest* of MR, ERS. DUDLEY CUNNINGHAM,
and MRS. ROY HOI.I.Kit
MR JACK WARREN. A J. THOMAS,
and ..MRS. W. A. I-KEELER and JR. MAX MII.I.ITZKR, JERRY
..... ....... ROSS and JIMMY WARREN of
MR. and MRS. G. D. HISHOt
W*ciro'i'mM‘JJiiamla Kimmtng Sanfonl these'
were out together,
in newcomrt* to the supper were day* . . . it liKik* like old time*.
MR and MRS. H B. POPE, MR. Time »a* when most all of tho
ami MRS W 11 TUNNIl LIFFE Central Fhutda young set played
MK and MRS J. C. IICTCIIl-O"
amund Sanford.
SON Mil. and MRS Fit El > RKI l.i \i-lentii'» Hoiitt-coming Celebraami tlie ST. PAUL BASER AI I. J tion *chedulcd for April 3 wiU
PAYERS.
ihe just nlmot the biggj*t cclebraMRS. RORY LAIN'G wu* went-1tion Sanford haa had in many
ing ait altinetive yellow balloon ' y e n r * . . Flee barbecue, tmal
cloth die** Monduv morning with! rare*, flown show, gulf tourinreil sport shite* and m l tag . . Ament, ciacker hur>e rare, baseMRS. RALPH WIGHT wit* ihjball game, hand concert, street
tim'd urn! tvtNirififtt a navy Mue|ttamt'. srript li+inre,
t'VfU't with ttiujfr* hciirt*
fimt iiihil n
h\ (»Q\ LRNOft
ttfi.t l i r i j c r bug . - FMA NC*KS j MILL A K1> (‘ ALP |KLL will corn*
Mrt’ LUNCI wu* nhoppinK in a |>i»8r tht*
«»f tin* d»)'. SID
emit Imiking whiti* cut Inn .
HM'llirKSON « HI I’it^h for the Sun#*
ni? «m»t HHOOK I.YN. Tho
( l l v m . K S M l T l . l ’ Nll'S i i i t t .
j M.\ Kr AHKT llltl'TON. »f t h .
Mr. and Mr*. Waller Wegner
and daughter, Jimmie, of Sodu*
Point, N. V. nir vliiiuig Mr, nnd
Mrs. Jams* Dyson ut their home
ilia West Seventeenth Street.
Mrs. Dyson is the daughter »f
Mr. and Mrs. -Wegner.
JUST UECKIVI3D!
-
*• Old Fashioneds and Hi-Balls—
In Hand Painted Dogwood De
sign.
i |**-fc**
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Wm: E. KADER
Jeweler
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Mr. ami Mi* C, ( Whitting
ton had u* their guest* Kundny
Miss Elisabeth Whittington, Mr*.
David Peel. M!»* Gladys Peel,
and Vincent, I'ccl of Melbourne
and Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Elymcr
of Orlandn.
for
Mr. and Mr*. W. M. McKim.
|Jr., and children. Hilly and Bcvjerly, of Short Hill, N. J. have
i relumed to their |mme ufter
i spending some lime with Mm;
YV. M, McKim ut her home 212
si
y
Sgt. Robert Reitx. son of Mrs.
\V. II- Rciti, has received hi*
disdlargu from the Army after
serving since July of M ill He
ha* *p«nt the pint ynrt hi (irrmuny and France.
Mr. ami Mi*. It. F.. Murphy
.anil son, Hohhy, of (iautesvllle
[ have moved 1 their residence to
[905 Catalina -Drive. Sanford. He
|is a civil engineer with the
i Marlon Construction Company of
Geneva. ,
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Mr. ami Mrs. Corbett Hutchison
and little son, Nelson, of Windermere spent Sunday ns the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. 1^-slie Went at
their home I0H East Eighteenth
i Street.
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Among those from Sanfurd
Isounding Sunday In Daytona were:
) Frances Farina, YY'ulter II c a 1.
I Mary Y'oung. II. 8. Tomlinson.
Gtraldlni
Mack l ..lev#a
•McKuv
a I*Patrick,
I i...
Islend,
Truluck. It...
Braxton
’ Perkin*, Jr., Claude YVhiddcit, Jr„
Mr. and Mr*. D*la Scott. Jr., Mr,
and Mr*. Edw*rd Higgins, Jr.,
Mr. and Mr*. David. Smith, Mr,
aAi) Mr*. Richard Brown. Joe
UcCaalin, Donald Jones, George
Spier, Audrey B*eh, Jeon Whigham, Nancy Cullum, Daphne Con
nelly,
Martha Brow A. Martha
Partin*, J. D. Grogan, Mr. and
Mr*. Brailey Odham, Mr. and
Hints To Housewives
tclt--
whti will u|i|ipmi in
Itr pr**M'nt**ti at
I Mil
I 'l l f . t l l l t H f u r w H i l l
:itl« l i t I lift t i l f l i c ffl I l l i i l U
Ut’hiM !h th \itt“ jniV
if vulklt?i lilt* t
COOKING POULTRY
Tin role* of modern poultry!
rooking nle few und «n*> to lul>
low. acconllng to home economist*
of the U- S. Department of A gri*.
cultui r
Rule N« 1 Cook at modulate
heat so tiir meat will In' juicy,
lender, ami evenly done to .he
bone. Thi* ruie hold* ferr biidsj
of. all ages and kind* l i om' tbcj
spiing cmckcit to Ihe old hen. 1
Turkey*—young toms and hei*
nnd the oklet heavier bird*—an I
also Ruck*, gc-.fr guinia*. ami,
even the *ucculenl *i|uab hun-J
most f<Hu| value and gieulrsl upjieal on the plate when cooked at
moderate hrat. Moderate boa: is
economical of both meat and fuel,'
Intense heat, on Ihe othci hand,,
hunlcn* and toughen* the*protein
of jioultiy a* ot other men,!
rhrin|u the meat and drive* out I
juices.
Rule No i: \«iv the rookoig!
method anuiding to the age ami I
fames* of the bird. Foi young.j
lender, well-fattened birds, bi nling, frying and open-pan ron-ting arc best. For young buda
that arc very lean, and for fullgrown bird* past their prlm-t for
masting,1 >ut iftit yet In the stew
ing class, braising In a cuvet cl
roaster or raincrnle make* for THIS IIUNION SCENE i n ' G m b v,
tenderness and savory flat nr. Colo*, ihovvs Jui»rjih M. SicIf. J: ,
Very old hiid* need long, »ln* with hit pal Trc\cf, a K-0 i nrj*
rooking in water or all am to tlag, which Miv service In InAi *,
make _ them tender all through. Qiirmo ami Cbtnu. Self IihmI* >ii Then * they may lie fricnuct, dog at the home nf J M TaH>« t ■.r
creamed, curried, or used In oihrr Vallejo,
, who
hof ami cold
dishes. . i i .
. r e n d e r e d th« d-*g tn tc»|H«tur
____ . _ _
I ’r.r l*"
tfnicrnotioii,»i
cooking
at moderate heat mil self, p i rooking arcoidlng to the age and
fatness of the bud — hidd L>r
fresh-chilled, froxen, nnd homocured snmkrd poultry. Hnmkrd
poultry I* drier, so special care
must be given In preparing II.
THE RAYMOND STUDIO
Newport News Dorm
To Hecomu Factory
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to a far*
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Jitil
. I*.-., y \|ifT i*n 1 Hum i*' Si
fijtri
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an astringent skin lotion
The attorney-general was
WILL (JIVE YOF
• PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION
• UFE-LONC; (IfALITY
• A NATURAL EXPRESSION
• SATISFACTION CH ARANTEED
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In
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m i* i h f i lf t y iiie til
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Y o u ’ ll tre a su re an
in v estm en t in
ORIENTAL
RUG5
ThrtttiRli tin* Apfa . »linniKii«tit
World . . . Oriental lings Inivt* been |tri/.ed
IiIajvc nil hull soli "Id iHmafsaions. They’ vi*
in‘Ctt proudly |m«sal down from, Ri'iirratiou
to RrMunition. Hu who buys an Oriental
Itog now, will HCtiulru n tmtsuru that will
proclutm his superb taste aiul feeling for
lltu best to his dtsceiidents.
End Of War FindH
F i l i p i n o s In Air
........ -n r -. . !
Bobby Newman, Mary Mar with exoruiive* wto fought fur i
tha Emeruk, Donald Bishop and the J’ hllippfne* are active in an
Island post-war aviation boom.
Kenneth Lefflfr.
Bridge* wrecked and ship* sunk,
Filipino* are patmnliing air serv
Give Your Body
ice* a* not oriy the fastest way
plscts but th* only way.
S p r i n g Cleaning to Ingettare#
irnnths, Far K» «um'
Air Transport, Inc., beginning:
By BFTY CLARK B
operation with four surplus C-47* •
Give your bodv a goml spring bought from the Army, has haul
cleaning. Go on a liquid ditt for ed more than a million nnd a
day. Cut jrour calorioa down half pound* of freight ami nqw
for a wt*k and do some ixtrcl***, ha# 11 iranij-nrU and flights
T»k ■ a ho*, bath tvrry nirht and !• Philippine cilirt. Th- chief
give yourself a »uper d« luxe pilot I* Maj. Henry YV. Mcidrr.
racial.
FhlVtiln- A'e L'ne* is r.-»umAfter a good overhauling you ing war-interrupted terries.
should feel Tike climbing into you Col. P, 1. Gunn. Arkansas '
n*w or eld spring clothe* without Is opeiallins manager.
any misgiving* about figure or
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UNCONFIRMED In New York was
faei.
Ut* report that Paul T. Fitipatflclc,
You don't have to do strenuous pillows under your waiatlin*
New York Slate Democratic Com
exercises. Do the rolling kind that raise your back ao that your bo
mittee chairman, would soon re
help whittle down hip*, arm* and is at a 45* angle. Do this for 15 i place Postmaster General Robert
"
i. If you do tt faithfully minutes a day if you can, and Hannegan a* Democratic National
____ you eut down on starches, notice your complexion Improve.
Chairman.
(lafcmattoaat)
dessert# and sweet* -you tan lose
Treat your skin to a daily
a few pound* In a *hort time. *- washing with a good soap and
Ha's the sol? support at tl\e
hot baUi U a wonderful water. Always removt your makaup with cleansing cream anti maka moment of Gie young lady in the
sure every vestige of cream is re inverted position at tho top. To-1
moved beforg you retire. Makeup gather they are Mario und Con-:
thet H left on overnight dr lm- chile, Mnsallonat head-balanrlng
erly remlved Is frequently perch-pole perforeiera with -the;
cause of blachhiads, pimple* famous Rparhs Circus, to be ateu '
at Sanford on Tuesday, April .2.
You c#n irrt^l springtime with opposite the Munlclpel Ball Park,
afternoon and night.
<>i
s|imi*itiu<| 'by
f
I.arge slo ck -o f carefully
selected
Oriental Rugs
J
71 1i 2
Ivey’s Third Floor.
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ORIENTALS
• Though condition* in Iran make it al
most ImposaH'lo to lm|K»rt Orientals at this
time, we are most fortunate to have a Inrge
stock of carefully selected and fully guar
anteed Orientals including Kermuns, Kaahans, Snrouks, Tabixes, Huruis, Sheiazit
and other famous weaves. Let us try them
on your floors for color harptoRy-
. AAi
the
itiino!*’ < *' 11 *t t > i hnmber of
f tpryniip in And
t C '|i ilF T It
Ibe i on* iv »• tnvileft to**
Siituiilai i-veiling tin* fount* v
Ihi* kfit!,t ull
f l u b yyan jiin u iif <f v%itli
a 1H
ifuelilutl 1«« lit f'dintii 'tali’ Hi*
2*50
, v li*l r . i f i n n
tut !«■, N «' wa*t w m i l UK .in it
!»u tll\ r vim plr btui* uhmnhra)
YOWELL-DREW-IVEY
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A,Np QUALITY STORE SINGE 1891
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Llfe Savin#
Braves Top Hitter Sharpens Eye
By Punching Bag, Studying Foes i
•»
Although Simforfl yet doejn’t have the swimming
| pool,'life saving is still a subject of prime importance slnpo
1 . swimming jrool nr no awimming imkjI, Sonfottl people doq’ i
' he.stitate from using the facilities of nearby jkkiIs anil lnkes.
Yesterday, Harry Kenning, nn American Red
1 Cress special reprcsenln
»
Hy CIHI ROYAL
tlv c, opened
a" lb-hour
water f«fe tj% in s tru cto r.*
training cou fse here in
S anford.
Kenning has conducted
classes in life saving for
Red
Cress
chapters
at
TOan\^-tmLortiince Atlantic
'b a th in g Reaches, He Joined
cJtft p FGort
MLTi ?.
lA*)—Tomtdy Holme*, runner-up
lo Phil (,’avnrrlci of the Cuba for
the batting championship of the
National-l/CBguc in 1946, i* siev
ing nol.c! tight now that he exLONGWOCD, Mar;h 20.
— peel* hi* add: d experience to
(Special) — The JlanfoM-OMando oting Urn the hitting honor* ihla
ot-nn i \elub saw good and bad yeai.
Tommy, In cn»c your memory
momenti la*t nlgnt. The 6-6
cctnblnatian with Handy Arum is froicn, is the Brooklyn d>orn
end Irlah Lover rdnnihg, pak Boston Brave who set a new
♦4/.4j ror the ualty ntmme' while ssnior clicitit recent last «asnn
the third dog In the x»tomt race, ay hiding safely In 37 consccut**iylnjf jemrule, refunded giv.he DVi. game*.
k
tn tictsct •tvtnncrr*.
Re hIm. wuund up kls best year
’Inj'U td part 'if the .venlng with th: most hit* ( 221), plnysJ
came wncu a Hgt. McMahon, a all 1EI games led In doubles wltn
Jiu.ued i.orlu War t vetermr, iwr 47, paced other Nallrtnals In total
u roll of modey totaling foUJ, Mc- hate* with .107. hit. 132 and clou:-donoh announced h* Waa willing ed 28 home iutw. taps lor Jiho
.o make n *umtantlal reward W mar-
Lover
a t >irevn,iuiui oval
WeKCS. id A
m
By JULIAN HTKNSTROM
IIt idle Hpori*’ Kdllof
The
Indian* of Ithe
rhe Rtdlfttiapffll*
IbdlaMspoll* Indians
Amertida
exploded tt
l:dlU A«i*ortatlon
A4<«
hit* yesterday nftrfmin off two
HUHer*
Ihe 8t. Paul Siiiht*
r» of the
iimTtiT.1 th-m to pfoduc* nlfl*
rtirtk while a trio of 1 rid tart
rtio-o nd* men Untiled the Hay
Hindi** aggregation to a trio of
trlnglf* which produced naught.
li wpi* a good ball gam* ip
until the alaifi Inning when acoring hostilities h gan With a tang.
Throughout the first five innings,
Harry T «y w had held th* Indian,
at bay,
ra* me
nicked
nay. H
ns< W
was
sen for
mr a
a
* jr
J 1* 1/* ,r ‘ ** **•""•! In;
Edward Marshall'. Cubs con-j . •-GBidiskSrOdf
tinued their tunning
winning wart
s i n yestfh-1
yester
M
day afternoon at the Munletpal
Soi lbail Park when the aggrega
tion raptured thetr thfrd wtn In
ihrac tilts chi* reason by downing
Marry Hobson’* H. minutes by 'b
*ere of 10 to I. 3 '
;
Th? Hemlnolfs opened the seor
Ing In their half of the initial
ttatne when they pdshUd acrOrt
n single run on a (no of hit* but
(heir lead wa« ef/eetlVr only fur
momenta. A f t * r f Ntlriw fN
Seminole*, the CUb* threw thrff
marhlna into gear and
t u r disnsler relief
rnllrf
the ARC
unit which was sent to
Tuerto Rico after the great
hurricane of September,
1D2M. At the close of the
t relief work, he was assign- *
cd to the task of arousing
Interest in Ret! Cross ’wntcr
Safety- in Puerto Rico and
neighboring Virgin islands.
^
Aero**
their half* of* thl
Kenning is also nottsi for „
gening stanra: —
"J
hfs work in instructing pnl- _
ittng and again m tljjv tinirth "fit the- aerond, thie tbit*
J
evtU
AlllcV
A.
r
v
V.fi,*
a -Ingle and a double were' gar "ploded three markers and count o
Iceman, ftrrmnh, railway em
rttrrll of,
iff hi* offerings. Hut In again In toe thiri^ with a
ployees, and oleetrie light nnd
M jW r Mining w.'TW tha -Indians <A.y wound up the acoring in the
light nnd telephone workers of San Juan in first aid tn the able
to push across any marker*. f.irtifh
‘
wkh
' tin
i W issm u llk i.'
inju red.
In th* sr-.-h ho\-«ver,' Imliatiaporia
fta,ted hunching hit* (Ik* grapes
and flee Indian nmnfl-* crossed
Mexican "Spy” Chased
lhr plat* like • March v.nn!Sh^mo' began the Inning with a
"fit t out o f here! Y ou've got no business in this
ball p a rk 1 If f wen* a couple o f years yotin gtr I'd take you single to right. Shupi lifted a
fly to left for the rniUut out.
across I t- ‘ ict t and settle this thing once nnd for a ll!"
Lestudick, Indian third sackrr
Tin; -c are m ighty strong w ords. And a stron g
•hn had n field day, hut not at
man n ed (h*m. That’s exactly whnt Rranch R ickey,
the plat:—committing three er
rors, heat out mi Infield roller.
the maffatniH o f the U rookljn Dodger em pire told a
Then both Hhrmo and Bestudbk
man hy the m on o o f H. Jilnls, an agen* o f the now
srnnipered home as hjf man clean
fam ed outii* ' M cticdn Lcujfue. Inst wrelt when If»- Mint-" ed the sack a with a ternfle triple
ltd the
“ hmkinjr over the Ihatgerf. ant! the fit. I’ uttl
against the left-renter fl -Id well.
.Neill Worked Taylor, the starting
Saint*; during n prr-*pime w orkout Inst wifek in Day lima
Saint hurler, for a free pass and
Reach.
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tTcicsorea promptly douyitd to
Jiint*-1 took *hr "h in t" and hleh-tnlled It ou* o f
light Meld to score Nclman. On
' the nark. Rirkev had-arrived at the park and lie notlccd the agent in the stands, Rirkey fell sure that
this man w "« one that c»*rtnlnlv had no bu.dma in the
*7 park. Hi-.li C ooke o f the New Y ork "Herald Tribune safcT'
that R M —- n o d e a number o f oth er statem ents too
7 that “ ra rclt f!n I their way into print.”
•Tin i>n derlis was there was to make on o f fe r to
one o f *h 'h !:«*r pin '1 rs. He offe re d an athlete .ill exense-> to V < -.i , and SG,000 a year to play has In the out-
llie play however, Neill wmt Into
tr.ir.i ant| shortstop Youngham, In
relaying the pill to third, threw
wild, allowing "K*II! to score. Uur*
; row* slapfen a tingle to right to
(score Wetcrorek sod Siauc-t filed
out to end the inning.
The Indians, with their scoring
blood still lacing warmly, countid three more times, Bloat, a left
h a n d e r oho t replaced Taylor,
jw leagi.t
•
found difficulty In getting the
Mil over the platfr. While able
one Indian bat*
lannifct Ha*;. HU Hay
he ualksd ilmm, filling the
IJerl ..t.fiKli wiim happy fibmit the ('hritlniumgn Iman,
baaer. Neill grounded out tv deep
LiHikmit win over the 'Sillntn Inst Cridny nnd Burnley ifter- necnfid, Shvrno n-nring. WelcioreH
; Boons hut v.*D iminfim* the l-ookmit sklpfref will never he j lashed out a single to left to
as happy nn he Was the other day. And this little tnie 1wire liesluillck and Reiman.
Again in the eighth, the In
rcmiiiiU us to inform nli bunehirU skip|)ers that, like -i iojf. dian.
got lo Sloat. Cecil, the
even frirsiifijter-* have their dny. Well, Neihoff hud his a third Indian hurler, worked Sloat
week or no npo. Here's whnt happened.
for n walk. Ktaucet duplkstad
the effortlca. feat and Cecil Cross
N-ihnrr wni cnllcd on to Htienk nt the eloping
ed the plat* with the final mark
session of an umpires' school in Coco* The school wns
er when Hhsmn pasted a single
operated hv the veteran untp Rill McGownn. Neihoff
to left.
reported that night thnl "Never have I told off ho | Ulf Paul Den luger waa the
mrtnv umenres nt one lime In nil my life. Neihoff grlnn* ■flrvt* Indian pitcher.' Tht second
ed. The Dutchman Ls really the dean of Southern Ah- ilmiter In the first Inning, Young1
hum. nicked him for a single (•
aocfntion skippers
left and that wa» the only Wt th»
Also In Banford Inst Friday was Joe EnRel, who
former major league star yielded.
hits msnv friends here. "Unde Joe,” thnt’-s whnt we
Ilia successor, Burrows, wa* even
more effective. Nut a single Salnf
always called him, anld he liked the looktt of our park
was able lo get next Iq him for n
and wnn clad to get hack to Hanford, even if only for
£
j hit.
Muring his thrr* inning
■stint, h wr.lksd a man in etch
inntng hut that wrj all. 1I« wag
1followed on the hill by a lanky
; righthander named Cecil who gava
up (wo hlta, including a doubt*
to Isft by Davis. However, neith
er blow In any wiy looked lllto
. .
Sputa and Splashes
a threat to (he .chipping Indian*.
Today the Brooklyn Dodgers
Thu St. Leo College Pret) rifle club, near St. Augus arc h r* for a tilt wIlJ the Saitife
tine, hn* once agnln.,on|6rt*a tho annual William Rnndc'ph but General Manager Bob TarleHeart si national rifle tourrmment. Eogham Kelly, a Snnfnnl i ton couldn't say far certain sa
,to wbeth-r the regular* would npyouth attending St. Leo, hits been outstanding na a rtiflcfnan prat on th* field. Catcher Ken
on the team for the past two year* . . . It appears that fttar'e. I. leaving today (or his
Edward MiircliairM Cubs Wih again cap the Junior League home. He's had- ah W ing arm
title. There’s nothing, and ivo mean just thnt. In the league thrduehout the' tratnlrtg pirlod
despite atT effort* 1 # correct
that even looks like it could compete with the Cubs, . . . nnd
11. Rtapir* flW* > * C U ‘ ha* not
And over in the Rotary Junior League, the competition Is r*sponde<t properly. 'W * plana to
it hit cIAser hut the Dodgers appear to have the strongest endi n ' • ' i ei’ mmti ui ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
club . . . The baseball association hits been successful -n lorat lame
fb-ore hv
getting a net o f rond uniform* lined up And now they’ re
Indianapolis
trying to purchase a sot o f homo uniforms
lo u t , they St Paul
w on't be nuked when th6y play id Doland three weeks from
D rrlraer,
Lralv; TttUw*"
tonight. ’
1
n few hours Joe looka good. We asked him whnt he
hnd ln'*t htard fnmi Hill Rodpers. t He reported,
"Haven't heurd from Hill in romo time now kul he’ll he
popptnp up right soon now since baseball Is ucttlnp
underwuy."
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Enter* Racg
\
Peony Pennington, the see Cob
r«eetMr. ahoft*ioi>"Fr*rtkl* Ht-n.
strom amf Cub moundatrian Clar
ence Clause ciplLiet) tb* hitting
honor* for the afUmoeti. &U-6
h<t safely on three official trips
to (he |.latter. rAtnlnginn muaM the pinto ortfour oceaatona
for th- wtnntpifnixtm.
The ihib. ,.a<l nn trouble in
getting Onto the hurting of Crow^
iey. In addition to being nicked
tor 18 safeties, Crowley |**ued
four free pa***». However, lie
sent seven Cub* HmTn via fh*
ufHi fanned
mmiew u
^
itrlkeout route. Clausa
nine 8*-nInole* and gave up only
a ihtgle wklh. Three
hlU off fdntme came
inning when li e firrt
tnolc* to go to hut connected for
,afe hlrtwi, The four hlta were
a.-countcd for by'Houth, Crowley,
IVhetchrl ahrt Waller*.
1 In the Retary Junior League
yeatrrduy, George St.ne’a
gets walloped the Pirate*, man
agrd hy W, E. Kader, to the 1
O scar
tune of 16 to 16 at the Ninth
Street Lark.- Lansing, ‘ on the
mound for the •■Mjfgta,
Midgets, limited1AP' Ncwsfcature*
the Pirate* to eight bits
hlta but he, Ce NTRAI.IA, III.—Oacar leal*
'1 'e M
^
MISSOtll.A. Mon(„ Mar. SO,
(A1. Guy T .S:.*gT<-r» remarkable
Missoula Ilia): S c h o o l tnsc’i
machine, which hn* produced such
ImmertiiU ds Greg Rice, former
Notre Dame itcr.enllon, ho* turn
e.l out anoth r runnef- who prdhllse* tn be even (,’ rcatrr than
hi* renowned predcbos-ijr.
l^an, sinewy. 18-year-old Jim
mv dtllteh altca.lv h»* clipped
kept them well Scattered through- nn iimicunl life for a dng.
nut the Contest, Meanwhile, th e, The flve-ycar-ol.l German she): f/J S.cond* o ff Ihe mile time
Midgets wvra collecting 10 blows *herd goes to school, to (he enjdy- Rice H«t when fits great'distance*
off <W*Ut, tha PJr»(o hurler.
Iment Of th? youngster* mgl thu timber wns n mtmtwr ol .StetrThd scoring began In Urn Mid-1 admitt,6 annoyance of ht* do- tier’s UKT. tram,
get haR of the vccond stanza; vetnl owner*, Mr, and Mr*. Wil , Kittell. who cat* up ilUune?
when they eomWned three hit*, tiihi, MeKnln and Rill. Jn) . . -iwlth nn^casy, flowing sxylc. hold*
IhNS Itnfcn btiee, and a Pair j pD>c>r s t a r t e d nrcortipanvlng the atAL int*r*(^!tilastic mile re
of Walks to ptwh *icto#g Im t fSJl to grads school nnd for Ihe cor.l of t:S7.(J.
Ho eunslstently
run*.
y tfHfw* tnfc Flrilrt p|t^ {hr**
has (poiic to Cen» «W Ihe Hule In I?** than 4:10
(ram r^l f#® en f djwWt by bMUa Hteb School vrt:h hla m il- Ust yt$r, ftm! this year, he ho|i«*
W«W brtd thira walks »r t«| by. tfr; fprited
a»ay at r1aN*rcKim to trim, at leant ten geromls off
I ahatn£.
Tna
dcon«f Orfir btVjine g^OftoilNl
his own itat«» rwonl*
third m
ja *ftC»nrchihR
livelier Inltnif*
„ their
, . h ilf
.(. . j , th#
. u,
. —*..** out
—t .,»*iiv.
Jimmy’s- fame has reached -Ih
when Jteymrid* •routed a noma
jn pSyilc»l cJaattlOn clnssMi tig time trjck world lor he ha*
ruff ond W e 1 singled and inter jn {he gym ’ ustum where h- rompa t j . n Invited to partDpate in the
state home.
'
i unit-trained—or nearly at>.
Drake Relays mile special at Dea
.The . Irutw^ countol (hfc* l,r o s tar was a candidate for the M iln e, Iowa April 20. .
tinnsr In ihe -ourtr.
K-liTne corjv* of wer dofti, hut «ns
An all-artfund athlete. Klttil!
coOipr.nM a
oy nnrl.Tt Mtui , (Jcctcd a. 4-F due to a fore pnw ..la rrc l for three vests us end on
*.*"*31* *t q * W>A . r * ? .* .1 * . ptrhumently Injure*] by nn auto-J Missoula's football loam, which
” 1 moblk.
*has won the sti
state championship
the frame, thr game was
Cktar rar.lv missed n foothill three lime* In *tttc trion. tic wtu
nway an led when Mrt#
pritfll:* last season. For loyalty n high-scuring Imskethnll player
rcampered ecrcs* th. ptsto
o the Cmilrsltn team, Coach A, linui ho gsvr up th* sport because
the fire could be extrtgu
L. Trfeut awarded a football "C " It inUrfefid with hls track wain
During The Mg Inning, (oe ,
lo 0 ?<»r—doubtless the find Irt Ing.
get* worked Welle fdp #ie»-wi
Ict t6 one so young, with three
end slgpycd out (If* hits.
TOP SCORER AGAIN
good legs andaone,on the bum.
The Dimtee, itlR fighting, Ul
Kama by
llerl once Hr th* Ite r Warn
EAST LANSING, Mich., Mar
virtue , of safeties by Brown,
20
, (A*)— Snm Portinoi scorinr
Jl/BT
KHKPS
WRITING
uoltMlow and
1 point* |n 2 < games, pace'*
k i ? - *>stiik-1 ii ■alI rfipmaip^sT
> . » « o'.RTON,
. . . v >). Wash.', vi)
(A>) — Michigan State’s basketball team
I*. LuftRa 1. KbnsOy of Bremer- for the second straight »«son.
Isnw, t sa te a ts i k n . a
11 ■t
ni•
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■ha* taken those aIf
you
don't
HKHUMEH LAt'ROH^R
!# you’ re wrong” poster, etfl•She his Just completed j
Yrslerdey’a RemsIts
104-pajf* letter lo her Navy
UALTIMCRE. Md.. Mat. 20
Indies*, t l ’ Tl keto Yfto. 1) L brotnlr. A 9,(00 word effort, it OP)— . The Mount Washington
Brava*. •« Red Bos, I.
foot’ her pine hour* of Writing Club Is resuming Uefdfffe this
Ixmlsrlllc,
Yankoaa (No. 2), 3 over a five-day period.
year after u wartime shutdown.
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M ‘entered hi® dl-foot ketHt, the ,‘8oerabaJa,,. In tho first
postwar renewal o f the St. t'eten burg-lo Havana yacht
race Mar. 30. The *“ ?ocrnbaJa” won four important
eastern rnccs before the war Evans twice previously
has competed in the b’k»rl<U-to-Cuba event.
Today’s Sport., lAtlgh
Caiey Stengel takes hls baseball belligerontL.
is
H?
fun-loving nature. Many a tithe while mhltatfntf ft
jo r league club he climbed Into the stands att«r"tKittl«
[irowers. He not Infrequently cme to .b lo w s with rival
growers. He not thfrenquently comp to blows with rival
crs. funs or even umpires.
k) I A N D l N u 3
3
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*tl'
**1 *e*EOn
Iherj is ono
way tn beat It pitcher. S(udy him
l t n e a ti-M iriu ■ p i r i i p
LIONS
JUNIOR LEAGUE
thil wflY he ,ioe* You- T h s: U W h /
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cub* 19, S'mtnole* I
GAMES TODAY
Ciant* v», Res) Sox
every hurler. • ’ -worked on my stance for
two years. Fnul Wnner and John
-ny Coomy belptd me a lot. Tk...
They
tavght me liot lo pull my Jilts,
Now that I’ ve got the added experience, I think I can hold my
own at Ihe piste.
*‘ t Jt I want to tell you one
thing, I’m going to.keep on study-
.
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Lit ,|jffMrnl against nlmust
ROTARY J UNId If LEAGUE
W ‘L
I’CT. most of the mound boys give
Dodger*
2
0
1,1)0J
away and I want te
Midgets
2
1
h607 i, thimselvrr
know what’a coming over -that m
Tiger*
.100
>
1 ,
Pirate*
0
3
.000 j nlntc—and I wlJlf"
i . r s m t s YESTFEDAX *
GIVINB IB DISCHARGED
Mldgjt* lfr,‘ Pirate, 6P
GAMES TODAY
STS! tfc Jerry L. Udvln*. Rox
Dodgers vs. H»ers.
COB, has been honoraldy dinchurg-d from the Unite I Stiles
tonight Inaugurated • new* pto- Navy, seeordlng to Information
gram beamed to th* Soviet Ukldn received today from the Naval
called "Govoril Lond*n,";6r "this Per runnel Separation C e n t e r ,
is London calling."
i Jacksonville.
The Gray Wolfpack ha* a km}
CUSTOM MADE wooden bllndn, warp-proof. No
metal alutj used duo to climatic conditions. All typq
blinds repaired- Free catlmfltda.
hUtcry of siictaaa in the India*
ganteBHDAPF.ST, (A*i — Unregener-,
■i* Nalli In Gerlnany
hav# dO*L
dorhany have
wnJ in 11" * 1* H|kt for
il, . love, hung*r.-dlport* A f ekt
6d o f giving th*
vls.d a new method
1 Horses
------ - -are
— faster
— than dogs In
’’verboten’’.
verboten”. salute.
salute.'. Rtl-si
IfolMswi *Hun-1
*HiM' x»0r prUdnsnl and retom- distances o f, half mil* to about
d persons repotr tta t two and orm-half miles, but th<
Nur>wl»*Yg one Next greater endurance of dogs wIR
iher with ” acht. acht” make Mtem winner It buy dlji---tv .that
. . . tane* w _- —
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_ _ j_ two'
atvl cne-hslf
In Wt# .voei.
Translated,
ports A^old.
. . _ :«*ahl." whlih to these die.
herds Indicate tb*
o fT t o * S 3 d 3 «?S r « f i R
LONDON B E A M SOVIET
And that means, ” H#q HlUrr.”
5*9^DON, Mar. <6. t/P l- th -
llrltisfr
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.nu irnmcy wo* rwiurncu euher T **l wa| r c n I j y dlsnppoinU'd
- i hir:■. :-,i ui id la. liiimnitilm
irkm 1 iITIrt’ t wm ike batting
..Ir.itO.v St She. (IMS
#rowri," smites Tommy. "Bui I
race's .|iiini,'lu, wifi figured
I could helpYVe club more
a '«-! Ci)ft*Wnaiinn feHi(mKg- TcV«,
Acg and- UronTi tilfi, pa.d yiua Ry going fet p o t m r lM hod only
be n interested in V**d hit*. I €
.wr.Uij cwntng's pm e upset.
probably would have won top
kitting, honors.
Tonishl'fl P lIflM
'IV
"•‘"You know, I got quite a kick
» ‘ (r * l l l s r f — r s l s n i r f
H irM -l N /W f , m n e y H pcart.' H p "(* oui of breakirtg H»'g-rs llr>m-))y':)
U-a l;« q l | l r r . I l .u n a t j u , I . U - I U .
lie has alaqy* been on?
h».|>|.*r r n r c ii.l
t'A u t H .i*lK -r n t j record,
of my Idol i. Frankly, though. I
n ii.-in .
■'.••J N sn—I uiwrtti ■
didn’t have any idea of brcakfnt;
* '(* • ! H u ll l> n ll, l i n n h l r l
n rrconl. Every lime I went lo thj «t!
« '< .0 l l '.
I .l t ll .
Hi]l i e s h.
II. ' lt.>
:* . c . u m
J ... I l - t . i n w t l i l l ..'.h r d . idate, I Just wanted to hit thnt
j
.ill Jury ^tiH Daring -..>■•
ball."
iii
•gift* ttS N * | /* v
a*tlr I
Sp aking of billing the pill <m
isrrwiHU f le*«r f l u l l f D tia b le )
»
Jrrrw>Y
MH
J ifw y
Hitt#* r ft fU i ihs.noee. Tommy, Icadi them, all
1 ■ ‘ j L l It*
I f d l t lt U * # , ' • *<tlast •*j
at th? plotter. Re has struck out
M i* * ,
tlu * l# T
Ilru w R , J ln u lF
ttlrl
lewe. times thnn any other ua'.tor.
sa..... M«*rt
Lon year )m wrlftei only tilhe
s*-,i*r»l» M lir -r iHWrltfl *
(((n ln lr lM
H iirr
times In 711 Irips.
!* W h V
I Milt* i. 111lie® Hlile, T ru e
Ask him haw he always man
t * lil
+*mII tit
Hatty OrrtiM*
*l *•!»’ » Hr ii, lirlth ’t:
unit ages to smack thu nppi
and
"Hv'fe T» l-rfe
holmes -if rea ls Ills freukic* all
lla r r
IH Y||ln
jVti his ta.'o a> .. 1 1IM.
44|alMlrfH lla rr I
HttlU’i. M«ihi|" Ms r v Aliti l,r ,
“I gre-r I: is Ljcjiiis I
J
Iltd Lt a .HffTui, il r Him*1!. J*-rr% i;t
fmnthidg th? bag when I was
Hlrt bIs- Mini IlM talil)
right ytwri utd and r.Ma;^ sharpM b lfs IlN tt— t 'a t a r . f f I
iq iilu U la
H arr)
2ned up my cy;n every time I
)'«Rfy‘k
AH Ibrretl. Liirkt c j u M
Ii4.lt, f hilly T lm r a , |trte*l» M j n r ,
tin m at 1 i-ml Fiifw*-*- ! •|»"Ccmpot'tivc j p i ' t , r.;e liio
*» •r s-1 .si i . hiw* „ ,I l
grea ertBi etindlticncr In th) v oriil.
N fr Y to r
F *«i
M h it
U l* * .
I-J**1f ' i f # *
i**i r*t, *i*•n r iiiiitir. iiift Ii..wti>,* Whtn 1 m tiot
play
I e * V •’ 11
I m! i* M,
I liflH l
IlA I Y il
ami hnndball. That t;cc(u my lego ;n
M-t •***» V li ji
Ehripe 'and help* mv coordinatian.
F ltfK ili n .^ c -— S T O H llr i
Youf teflexto uusL work log th?r
44 Mlfileiu
K a rr)
S ums|ul:, # firry Pnnn,
.Mrrkf*r, and tho only way to ke:p thmt
I*" Far lor ttenalr’* Prld., Hllv,r happy is to Um them.
IMrr= lir. A t s f m r rnd tll«
j ;■
= ,
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ifnih 11nrr—n »a mirt
| I am x
brllpvcr In per.u}Vh,,«.
L'ar> }***•
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lo flfurti nil
Pilot. Tfimmtr TUI#. <Viftn^F
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^ilrnti. I*4*j4|rfit Frlnr*r ;imJ HhitRCXp-tt In
iiiH Jil
Mridf
jin Ilf*.
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T' " " ‘
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i ’’Take somt of .my home runs,
jrr«>- imi. Ht.m-i ttiii»r. t^*n( fer Instfln.e. I admit 1 am olv«ya
<bt*»on. uii)r> m... i.orJo nirio. , eying for power hut I’ve taken
nnd **' more than one cut at a 2 and 0
Arm) Dfnrrf,
IUtil.Ip
I pitch and sent it over the fenco.
— ^
—
- —— (Some of them have to go. ’
rtm a
! " Vt t h*d p,«»ty of go*l pitch-
DIE-HARD NAStta
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R. S. Evans, well known Florida Hforlsman, has
H OLTSCLAW
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1005 K F ourth S t.
Phone 197-W
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We hare just received
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a Inrgr select ion o f
•Battery
NEW
M A N N iq a
Battery m
GLOVE8—BAILS
* Tnnlfbt’a All-Star
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Ninth Rac*—Fatarlty .
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SEATTLE, Mar.
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GREYHOUND GU3
, tha air
O Ianight et
. . . . lad sver W L O ? -.
at 6-JS w»h tl! th?
«••»*” on the 4c*it the B*af*rf-0rUndo Keans) Clrb-
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BATS-M ITTS-CAPS
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Service
COMPLETE RADIA'
C-*il
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However, almple heckling never bothered Casey. It?
,ya lhad
IB tj
6%
a vhotter
u s lV i
nanswer.
lin n t .it
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i i i f
w
citium
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who
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occupied
x g v ^ * i(H w u
o tamno
o front seat every Sundsy needled Stengel uatRerciCasey inquired around And found out the man w u
Iv4*. He stlci
nnntnmino of shir ng a bsdga end bolding a cl
f >umbind
b jt
him.
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f o ft SRct?fsi'c>P o d 4iff t
Ifltll* PcYkoif Tl&PR,
Football Letter
pturea By
Is Capture
4-P Pun,
din, Nesl^r'W
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Jimmy Kittell Already Big Tim lhr.*Sem-!
Track Star At Ripe Ajre Of 18
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TUBSBAT, -MAfiOH 26, IMfi
THIS WANh'OltO UEKAM), HANMHtU FLUflUM
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iVuiily Klorttls, ;:n alilirrtUt•*1 villa •ot **ru* t *ai> i»u« - i* ■
jiiimv livasuK. m*u>«tfi
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I'MStO.V lllxiru, iTIrtulant
iv IT\I is my Ivan.’ ,1(1'' ufflrlnl
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H» n 11r»1,1 ■ i V u t h i * .
*«*U «l H 111I1U thu Mill <li|
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KrttviM.tr County. Kn.rMs
51 I Molrtfr.
-XIIonto) rt.t 1*1,vi lit f .
Celebration Is
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Panned For Army;
ORLANDO. Mar. 26, (Special)
HeaulUul New Costume
BEAUTIFY
0 YOUR HOMS
. with VENETIAN
' BLINDS "**"
JEWELRY
e
Venetian blinds
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO,
-
The Sanford Herald goes Into
mor« than tOOO bomea tit-Ran*
ford and Samln«l» County. If
ou hare Aom.tititjK ip tajl or
uy you wliURnd that , i W i i fled ad In the** columns will
tall th. moat people about It for
the leant money. Phone M8 or
bring your od to The Herald
office for quick roaulta.
E
.!• n i ” . . . , C” .' v . on
tint v iiiiit iti* Tiur in i m x
Ibght Ime at OrlvVitlu-AArmy Airr .11 nm:. H|HV\III,I: 1111 u i
Base.
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PUn* atr Udng compl.tr(I torP h
^ T ' i ^ x.Tin v i - r m i exhibit. uf .literal!, wU a l r m l t , , , AS' "
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• Pins & E<u- rln*ii
artillery, *pccial. weapon* and vc- IT ' A U . citi:i<lTou>‘ vxM> i-ttn
hieJr*, engine* ami acce**orie».
I?{. . J} £ v *?!,',
LX- ’
Various tlepartmcnu of the baxrl
A,W,NH1
xxUl be uinn lot Impvctkm,
u .ii and Vuli »t jm. v1.
A complete fem-auJe
tvrnU 'io notirirO at»«i
(>• v
• Watch liandH
„ 1, one injurevl, your ear demolishwill b« published at a later date *“ >
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•' xhI. What yon need then is InP Cljrnrettc Lighters
when final arrangement* for the L
' j 1! aura nr. 10 pay' doctor, hospital
enure pregtam have tn-en com- ti i.\j* wkmiw i: mr.Jt «t«
{ bill* funeral eypx'ivsc* ntxl to
wu *#f Mird Utttrctt} lu the «
*»f iswinmui* 1 minty, h il 1 pair* to your car. This I* onllovl
let hj« itfilee In tin*
lit*
*'* collision or up*ct litHiumcc anil
»w* ***»untf itt it unhi ill. ih
LEGAL NOTICE -im
frith in
<*jiler>dnr immih* Ir iti mcvHcnl pipcnsc payment. If ll>c*
. i i driver of the vtUtrr car think*
117 W. 1st SL Phone 107fi
l)i
Duties liarh rhdtn »*r
, ! ycu wi re lo blame for the bc*•
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Khali he In tvrnlfig
rr...* M .i cideilt, he xxill start suit aKain»t
fkviil 4tttl# 4ii9 |-,l 1 e »f rt*#WHirtf
IN Iti; Till: IOTATK UK
ilw ..faf-'f yvHS-for Impair* -to hi* car. forMl&J&Ai tiflUi’
Tit lj jum::Fu - l . si.utb-'criiT-uc.
»Mhfii, nr»ft nhiitt i»«* Marti to '•rltl'Ktffl’i uuist* and LospUal- et*
•Ifc*- ^laimneit: *-ajr»nn‘t s S itttr** nry.■ pc-nac* tvni lu.* of carninaa of
aI'DT iifI% *Och '«1.11m i*f tS**11i-;i mI ♦-■1
lliuKii mjjrcil or Ullod in lw»
W*
a-tijiti
’i'thl
rill'. What you iiml then, uni
iHarU* J \l* ri*Hh«*r
,
Ap om*s*niin «if the t-iM plenty of it. is bodily iniury and
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Will ilthl T*»tBlfl(‘!1| Tif
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HAZI.M.
IIANli
Mlllil • prsuierty tlnmajce liability in*
suraneo. That'* aorut all there iw
WKTIIKII,
il.vrtw .1
l^if.» piiUtiraU^ii Kptiruir)
i*»*v ; to iniurinirr, it take* your place
a* your livxxyer, your xloclot amt
M itu 1; i n ,x r n ' \ti
yxiur lutlth account. x‘ . M lloyd
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i> *11it NIT'S itmtttfj. 1.
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Jt In.. II,! 1 ‘ Mii^nollii A Vo.,
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Including phon* and addreaa
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othfr IItt .‘ r of lovely purtlcotor*. Itx-vl and While. Top
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ARE fully equipped end
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repnlrlng. See Jimtnic t?vvwan
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alow with living room, dining
DOJX.E ■ PLYMOUTH
room, kitchen,’ bath, two bed
PAHTH AND SERVICE
rooms ami large acrten back
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'Avu. Phone 473 W.
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hath. 307 Magnolia.
[OS Sanford
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iltry, SMALL apartment for rent.
hone
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gl it' **7' Deply box K c/o HaralT'’ cd asxum longer tire life, e 1
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. In Sanford. 8on' ' vttn w i.t w, » ^
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LEARNING TO LIKE M E/- r
H& D O G S N T E K X M g &
A S FAG A S
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MEAN S O ME
THING EMC/ UkE
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W—I U P 'p 1
BicEAUL-ROBINSpN
H i / - LEND MS THAT STUFF,
outboard
N E A R HIM
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I
l« little ornsmrrUntion cxc:pt for a decorative grille on
Center Theater May Become Interim lhtrc
either side of the stage. These
really cnitiouflnge light nmj sound
Headquarters For UNO In New York 'equipment.
J
JACKSONVILLE, M a r . 2 o ,
*•11 Special)—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 $3,000,000 in thr put two
, \ ! months from thr illegal sole of
V""- B nylon hosiery, was traced to.
i
I'lushy .To m foil
Despite the Ice show* capacity
business, the theater never ha*
•earned' quite the landmark it*
m o d e r n plushnrss warrant'd.
Maybe the General Assembly is
it what the Center Theater has
♦n waiting for. Although the
Assembly would meet there for
only six weeks of the year and
e . lee whow would fill the rest
the calendar, the brief session
would ■make It not only a land
i, m
u in
in a L c «of
* hlatory.
ih p im ij .
mark,
but
a place
Appropriate Decorations
K
9
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__In mldMion itT
"Scats,'
■ 'k m TTo j □irW ’rhiiTro’vv-halronfis
which give nn unobstructed view
of the stage. Unlike nthcr legiti
mate theaters, the hmi<<- is cqult*ped with elevators. The m i 'js
are plushier, there I* more Irgroom.
Logically because of Its
i newness. It is more, modem aud
comfortable in" every way than is
i customary with the older houses.
I The Center Theater opened, n*
a movie house, on December ill),
11)32. Its first presentation was
“ The Animal Kingdom," starring
Lastie Howard and Ann 'Harding.
Karlv in 10114 the theater turn
ed to stage presentation*. "The
.Great Walls" ran not mom than
eight months and in 193$ the
theater went back to motion pi:10 res. *
'Kegittmate shows were tried
again with a five-month run of
"White Horse Inn" in l»3fl mid
State James K. Byrnes, General
George C, Marshall, U. B. Ambas
sador to Chlna.ts shown leaving the
While House In Waahlngton after
___: : — l .
a a t r u - n f J. K
?
,.A •' ' '- I v. t i gal on :i*'ignr,l to
' : v I rip nylon tn-.ki tyrrlng,
hn-iik i.|>
liar ed
\\,d ov e r-ceiling «ales to Walter Then
’ i
I (alius llu .l Rrown and Harry
n"
l I Get*. M i try reported.
:F
-■
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
■
l
J l u .0 0 0
ImiihI.
Perhaps y o u 're p la n n in g fo h are a c h a n g e m ode
.Vine rich in art the largest own
rtiov.n in Wathinjlnn receiving from Major General Lcwl* I f llershey ers of crude oil reserves outside
tho Selective Service Medal awarded for hla organisation and ndmlnl- the United Stales, with the Brit
stration of Hie draft while governor of New York State, (falernaljonal) ish and Dutch second. %
Helium, found with natural ga*.
now roubles deep sea diver* In
remain under wager- for asMtfng
u* six' hour*.
•
MIMING DIRECTOft-GENEOAl OF UNSRA, Herbert H. Lehman (left) ta
In yo u r liltin g in th e new b o o k .
In th a t ca se ,
please tell us now so yo u w ill be listed ty rrs c tljr.
M a n y d e ta ils are in volved In p re p a rin g a te le
p hon e d ire c to ry . So a n y o d ra n c e n o tice y o u can
A plant to manufacture synthctic
ERholinr
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
300 W. First HL
4 We Deliver
Phone 24R
me
Ga., urul llufus D. Davis 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-
Marshall, who acted as peacemaker
in China's civil strife, will leave for
Chungking ngnm after a few days
test. (International .Voumlphoto)
THE KILGORE
SEED CO.
fu iio w iu i-
l . e n l m r - n f A Hunt a:
■
c-w W rirw rw -tth -P W e sie e w e -W n jm .'O I
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
Southern Be il Telephone and Telegraph Company
111=111111=111=111=III=111=111= III= m = hii =
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 . *___ _
t L. i P l n m u i i... TV"
T*>r I16
year*. 11)
Wiith
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"
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CHINA
4^-' -
CEDAR CHESTS
Natural color cedar cheulrt thnt
are roomy nnd prnctlcnl.
•Mori- thnn 200 new lym** of
radio tulie* wero developed dup.
Ing Ihe w*r.
If she lin e n 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.
2tJ-95 up
BABY BEDS
Give the new baby comfort in
this beautiful crib. H u h convenient
drop side, well built, spring and
mnttrnvi for long wear. Maple or
enamel finish.
1 9 -9 5 up
GARM EN TS
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
|
C -m in n lp C o u n t y
proceu of "SteonvAIre" finishing restores and recondllloni moil garments*
to their just-like-new, freih-from-thoslore look . . . renews your whole fomwort'ro^ . ’* . yet we offer It ot
\ no Increase In prices. Call us tomorrow
i . . . for the finest cleaning* plus "Steam-.
i.
A W fmilhlng.
Rutland Building,* Orlande. .
Q.95 up
;-
She win Teach You
Braille, Bricklaying
CHATTANOOGA. Ttnu, p p ) MUs Gladn 'Ridgeway, teacher
MNtSHINfi
.
With lray 39.50 Without Irny 34.50
Four Sanford Men
• Join Regular Army
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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!)
D R YC IEAN ED
>»*•
t
OPA Men Halt Nylon
B l a c k Marketcering
L.igh.iiiK i« provided by the
world'* largest chandelier, u three
tieicd conical frMurv, weighing
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.
iir t r u d i McC u l l o u g h
NEW YORK—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
aifal»«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-
I i *««# * » 1
TUESDAY. MARCII 26, 1946
TT1E SANFORD !IERAU>> SANFORD, FLORIDA
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SPREADS
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A beautiful aaaortment of bed
Hprcada in deep pile chenille In a
lovely array o f 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 !
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To Protect the P u t t of Mir World)
To ProeooU the Progress of AmcHce;
To Prodace P/oapcrity for Sanford.
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Considerable cloudiness and continued warm
through Thursday. Sonar possibility of a
local Ihundrrihowrr Ihi* afternoon, tonight or Thursday.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1916
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UN O Committee
Unable To Solve
Iranian Deadlock
UNO Security Council Opening-
By G-M en
!
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
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.—
(AI*)—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 estroyer 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 after they entered Manchuria, now
fair hy J. Saxton l.loyd, of Day- Ambassador Andref Gromyko and
American officials
in the atom bomb teata. The Navy will stand 4rial as a war criminal.
tana Beach, vice chairman of
Ihc Florida
State Advertising cerned seriously over the pas- *
revealed that the Yellowstone U
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 “ ha* plans'* for Pu Yl. f
out remuneration. Churls of flee United Btales arid Russia on tho
the Panama Canal and join the
ie ir 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 'GENERAL VIEW nf the reconverted gymnu? ni of flanked by tlrerr ndvisyrs Facing them, at the rectangular table zines weie shown by Mr, l.loyd posal is that the Iranian AruLieut. Itedin was arraigned
Chinese
Vice-Minister
Liu
Chitdi
before United States Commis- saye his country has accepted Hunter Cullrgr, New York, as the poweifut Security l'uun.-i| of the (center) nic the slniographcrs and scaled nre distinguished guests; and also a preview of trevr nii* iiaaaador Hussein Ale. be called
before the Council merely In pre
sioner Robert Leedy In Portland Russia's offer to withdrew her UNO assembled for it* historic first meeting. In the center af iho representatives of nation, not rtientbora of the Council; UNO organi vertiseinents.
semicircular table is Dr. Quo Tai-Chi, China. »h „ acted
.diair- sation* anil secretarial members. (International)
and ordered held In defahlt of bail troops
Format Governor Speesard llol sent his views op whether hit
from
Menchuria
bv
the
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
I
wen
announced
officially
ing Is arranged.
S , ;,i
presented by Brig r»'> official* appear * tiling U. »cat I’eiping that truce trains are
At 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 Fill 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 of 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. (AV-The
sians hive told the Chinese that
secret data.
l.loyd. who is president of Council of Ministers of the Rusl«H evening before u Inrge gathering far whom scat*
Will Bear Interest had Appending
In N ap 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
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
Holt. I. Ciindliiute far the United KUtn Senate und f«rmt-i governor
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 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 iet P u rc h a sin g Oem m ission In
* hl*?'
A f t b f . comniuCat. pfVT^'s en tral
- - - T fo track UP that Miptmr w„h
from* 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 ou t,
_____________
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
ur«s
navat officer husband. Late Tues
him from thr safiir platform when
s . *' rt frrjitffi
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’. (icnoiii "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
off. the boat into waiting
Redin hrd barn arresUd Vs he
.
Mr. and Mrs. Uruitcb Itlekry Klorhin luu hvcti furtun*t« in Walked
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.
chv Adam u t v i i inreimi
gers of the National League, nod Jan. I. IU( 1 to Jnn I, IU4N. Hei„ 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 liMm v%*«ii (mr L'cmfirlfnet* «iul rt?- 1 (
I.rudeis nf the Floihln Strttc*
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.'y 1Federation o f U b .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.!
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
, .Slate,. Supreme
,
,
puiniiM 4itit
nian*hi|,
lie ill*
Attention also wa, called |o |ran As.enalm.i «eio ..... .I k t
h;t«
Irfunnj
t«*
some young lieutenant. Ths thru Chamber of Commerce.
l, . „n|. a.diMt. isl and » '
tts s h in g to n
h
a.
fn -e d
t<
that Mi Itollan.t tool setse.| - m rli .le h rr, and a gei.ern l air f ' u u ^ , ,
the
fact
that
the
IntcreM
cba.g.-d
"'gbl
when
,)..m.o.U'i.
or
r
.men, one of whom said hs re
Ifive n ruJiiijr on thi’ nmtfiitleiu
In ‘ a recent letter received by against
Wor
1
*
1
N
V
.ii
l,
did
)
l»4i*
I*4»
fo
3
ia
'
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 proiiatbccur, which follow
may l* *oid or transferred.. The
, 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
»
f
magazines rateting In retircvl per- final daoifion whatever it may b*.
When ail unpaid I04f. taxes .m tertley a exhibition game^ h. re of 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
tennis*""*
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 d elin q u e n c y . 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, uf tho foil*'rut tun wtj] In* ti»
Identified himself as Capt. D. bids today on anything seems ,,, 1,1
. ‘ Vi -dli r kind nf
fof W E. II at haway
drnls
and
orphan*
and
proper
aid
,
.
.
.i
nki* tho amrmlmont tt» tin* stnto
Kladov, who said he represented to be 0Ut 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 , ; : : “«
*
«
\•
• pro mo C'mirt a* i ajmtly a*
So
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 "ml
...........
..
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 been delayed a l,„ lire cn....re tr.
,
i Hamilton Wright pictures taken [numbl#/'
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 /
ni*ii’ u f r f l e r y n|Ternlliilis
.
(lt)lirB
K
.„
1(,e,e
’I hey
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 \* t hr
Frank lAti>i»n Irad the slru:
tLf Pk .i I Luh«tlia4L ii
away defeiltlrng u* ”
another
Zabello told Portland police he bring plans snd specifications up
. .. . » oby, hnve
,
.
. , theater
. , 4and enli*.
..................
U expected lo hold H.e in)
"W e can make up ina ('art
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
PRlNCtl’ AI.H MEET
nuunced
n tlirector*'
mee'tVng
rapidly.“ iio said Ho srged that yr,1
nm i n
rvnn» lf VI
xVf1Jf PIXr
Jiifi, H, |)i 10 , I his ni hi 11
wiiri
_
»,
, ,»
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
|ru
fk»
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-sIField 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 of in*true*
T1
„
,
"t ,,or n h*r* to hi'"- tho Florida Slate Guard, Angus
------------/
U 'n iitln H rtl me I f t a r
(I'ulatidt
I
rate
of
1
per
rent
prr
month.
be FBI agents, show any credenThe Red tr o ss 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.;
making ...................
a jobandwhere
they aro *--»•»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*
r. ,n<i *.n
l,*llc wlthjjj 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
Connecticut Section of the Amer over 310 .
ture, furnlihing the lobby with
"It le to the financial advantNEW YORK. Mar. 27. (-F)—.another language, they are the
ican Cbamistry Society that
Is t h r AmeriSS Red «*»
' H»Leo,
" M ,UrnM
ot KnUr*
F. Venetian blinds, and freshening
prise,« « A1
and William
of tho taxpayer to raako Merely to speak another liiiiguuge fellows who have to have a rea S^rofr*.
rivalry between the national- de
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 "After 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 i v i o r e 8 t h A r m y M e n
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
S lfltC tl
10
I v C t U m will soon be snow- white. Th*
step* Monday morning with O. P. should be kept out of uniform, 57 ft 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 el . 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 of 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. . . . Ill have to Hv#|d# thst an additional 0.000 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 of 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,Urt fnr ),nme |,y Apr. fi.
Apr. 1 lax deadline, will make ledge of the elastics, terrific
s t of Vint 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 off In the drlixie snd
raised from |41i baa* bid to called for Thursday at 4:30 P. 11.
and shanghai with 700 troop vacan- ings for the furniture will b*
a devoted mother." Mathieu says h»d our morning coffee
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 ex is
hotel are to b« repainted cream,
6
» •/
1130 of the bosrd. This will be the
%Jit
who
ws(
deeply
moved
by
tle.
tent#—one
Englishman,
a
Rus
WASHINGTON, Mar. 27, <*V Rom* new
naw lurnuure
furniture will
:f*w or F. L. Ware; Lot * last meeting to be attended by
The
Eighth Army t-ivuian
rermust
win be
am
Tha
Civilian
PerMajor
Steele
Home
the
words
of
one
league
of
na
sian
educated
In
France,
end
a
Tbe Pt»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 of Naval operations, entire Security Council meeting tha speech, but the epirlt of it
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.
their horns on 1311 Palmetto Tiie _______________
Job*, on a one-year contract begun
for
speaker's
gestures—Including
the
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 devtlwhere
he newspapermen, auditors, telephone and can arcommodale 120 persona.
own minds at once, and ready interpreter swept a glass water Philippine Islands
hearings.1
? JJM—
lor
served as Tank Officer for tho engineers, stenographer*, school After- the redecorating It will be
|,'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
In full. _
——- • !
'1 tot
They have trained their car* to terprotation
said, adding .that many more
At the termination of hit leave rians and other*.
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pick .up key word# and phraaaa thaMr.
tourist# are expected thi* fell be*
story. It'a true, too, he sags. Major Bteele, will report to Fort
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Knox, Ky. for reassignment tq JJt<
burrowing owl bolide ID cause more w&l have ca n and
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CPA Ban Definitely
Delays Building Of
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SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
A »urc aigti that America i*
gradually gelting back to it* pre
war way of life — the announce
ment that the Spark* Circua Is
once more on the road and that
it will exhibit in Sanford Apr. 2,
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
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We advise you to solve YOUR HEATING
PROBLEM NOW, while we can gel these well-made
NORGE HEATERS at pre-strike prices- We offer
time payments and free storage until Fall.
BAUER* RADIO
WE SERVICE WHAT W E SELL'
ear
complete
SPRING
CHECK-UP
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
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latest rhemical method*; its upto-date transportation equipment;
its costume* and trapping*; it*
brilliant program abounding In
nrw feature*, .innovation* and
importation* from abroad.
What remains unchanged is the
Spark* name..
Wild.animal fraturcs make the
performance particularly note
worthy.
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M A T H E P i '5
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Ip u r n i t u b e
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mixed group of bhick aiulTpoUed
leoonrd* from Asia and Africa,
black Jaguar* from Ecuador (the
only one* in this country) and
puma* from Panama:
Behaving remarkably like hu
man* nre the London Mu*tc Hat)
Chinip*, a troupe of simian acro
bat*, cyclist* and comedian*.
Tho array of international
arenic champions includes aerial
gVmnaxt*,’ acrobat*, tumbler*, jug
gler*, contortionists, cnuillbrlita.
tight-wire artist* and clown*.
Also on the progrnm are those
four-ton favorite*, the elephants;
fine
exhibition*
of advanced
horsemanship, and nit manner of
CIRCUS ZANY. Member of performing domestic animals.
the Spark* Circua clown alley.
Performance* start at 3;30 in
opposite the Municipal Bali Park. the afternoon and 8 o'clock at
The Spark* Circus of IJMfl i* a , night, with the doore opening one
hour earlier to permit a tour of
now ahow. In a physical *en«r. the menagerie nnd horse fair.
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cabinet. White enamel fin
ish with battleship lino
leum or nil white porcelnin
work top.
Beautifully styled suite of m a s
sive modern 1nne run ring design with
carved frame, wide nrm*, broad
sweeping lines to give that luxury
look. Special price .
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nnd four chairs upholstered
in green washable leatherette.
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smart sofa by day, a comfortable double bed at nightl You'd
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fir e screen s.
Special Friday and Saturday
CASH AND CARRY
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much it being dune to help them by finding
out and correcting the condition that lead*
them to ttcta *
OLD JU D G E: "Glad lo tell you, George.
Until recently, a pereon known u an al-
GEORGE: "How many (oik* are there like
that. Judged'
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sundoraUnd
s .* ahimsorrhelp
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him. But, during the
reaearch. 95% of the people who drink,
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THE WEATHER
T e Protect the Peace of the World i
To Preaoto the P rajrrw of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
Clear and continued rather coo| (his iftc n
. nuou and tonight.
AN INDEPENDENT DA11.Y NEW SPAPER
VOLUME XXXV II
.
SANFOHD, K L O lH D A ^ MONDAY. MARCH 25. 1916
E sta b lis h e d , 1908
Supreme.CourtRyls;To Act OnW a i^ P r ic e
^ Unioif Closed Shop Ban In State
* P o ^ y H it
Made Not To Consider Case Until
By B aru ch Decision
. Florida Courts Make Own Interpretation
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-Statesman Calls For
C o n tin u a tio n Of
Price Control Act
A. .F o r-Another Y e a r
NUMBER 131.
A ssociated P ress l^vised \V|r*
To New York City
Of Anti-Closed Shop
Provision
■
Gen. Mihailo
Captured Afte
Two Year Search
Dispute Between So
viet R u s s i a And
Iran Is Postponed
Until T o m o r r o w
. WASHINGTON,. MaV. 26. (A’V— eCourt to send the caae buck to
The Supreme Court bus tlecutat Florida .was made on a six tof
that it will not make any ruling two vote. Only Justice Frank
aa yet on the constitutionality of Murphy disagreed entirely with
Florida’a ban un the union cloyed the majority opinion. He wrote
shop. A ’ United States' district in Mi dissent that the -court
WASHINGTON, Mar. 25, court at Tampa held some time should net close Its eye* to the
that the ban does not. violate issues merely because they ore
N E W Y O R K Wftr. 2 5 .—
(A P) — America's e l d e r ago
the Federal constitution, and that difficult. Murphy said tho action
ntatciman — B e r n a r d M. decision was appealed to the leave* union officials with * no />.. „ r-»(Ap)
— A m e n 5 a g e from
,i,
President Truman and a
Baruch—laahed . out today Supreme. Court by officials ot protection against a threat whie'i 4 j P
ilT IC I U jf O S liU I j l D ;
nupi
speech by Becretury of State
against the administration's the American Federation of the Supram.
Court iUelf In...
J lt, > U n d e r A tT C S t
Labor. The high court has re admit ted la real.
Byrnes welcomed the United
new wagc-pHce policy, term fused
to consider the case until
Chief Jtistfce Hnrlan 8 t> its"i
rh S
Nations Security . Council to
ing it n “grave break" In the Honda courts make their own
favored dismissal of the ra-u I
Its temiwrnry home in New
so-called hold-the-llne policy. interpretation of the anii-closcd
became,
he said, the Fed*r4Ur,Mar. 25. (AVL V -nBELGRADE
KMl
r))op provision in the sidle con.
York City today. The Court-"
— Declared Baruch:
caurts Utk the proper juristli.'- ( General Drhja Mihallovie— oner
»
cil met In tho re-decorntcd
“Call It a bulge but it is stitution.
hailed
a.
Yugoslav*’*
hem
of
tilt
The decision of the Supremo lion.
really a brook—-and a grave one.
gymnasium of Hunter Col
gu-rHlln fight against the N4*1*
Thi* wai Inflationary."
lege for nn opening rriihin de
i, oitftrr nrrf-t to.lny It. a ira!
Baruch appeared before the
voted entirely to formalll-ev. The
tor -ml «?nr criminal.
Home Banking Committee to
dlipute betweer. Iran and Ruatia
Official announcement of Mlplead for at laaat another year's
will not be token up until to
linllnvi'-** rupture bv Yui-mdnv
eilenalop - of the Price Control
morrow. Tension on that U»ua
nuthurit'os was made to a «-hewr
A ct The committee now la conhat been relieved nnyway, by
in*- parliament yesterday bv Intldering extension of the OPA.
the Moscow nnnouftcement that
erior Minister Alexander B«nbeyond It*’ present June 3o a s
hn agreement has been reached
hnvle. Tim ln*eriur inlnl«l*>- aald
piration date,
ami that Russian troop* are movhat th|i wnrtime leader *' f ‘ he
Barueh declared we ahould
lm- out of Iran.
(,'hetnlks—. hunted for ne»r'-' tWo
g ) have another year of price con.
IVevIdent Truman’* me*»nge- of
year* in the Yugoslav Mil* by
v trot coupled with what he railed
wejeome to the Council wn* read
Marshal T ito’s force*—be been
a "firm grip", on ware*. Even
by Secretary Byrne*.
r. Tru
* ] | e-Miture.| on Mar. I't I’ tV-Vir
more- than thta, Baruch declared
man promised the full ro-operal l l^ d n l not »ay where Mih*i)r'ie he-l
there moat be oaa 'overriding ob
tlnn of the United State* In the
Al#l
F l u o n n i o 1 l i r tH,' n rnntur***!. An official r-*dlo
jective— greater production.
A la
r i n o n c i a l l > •j,rin,dcwj ,ni,i h„ had be--,
rnn»e * f pea e and einpba«ltod
the Meet! for all UNO memherv
Greater production was what
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fin e mountain cave. He
, runrdJACKSONVILLE, Mar, 25 — r The Rotarv Club voted unani- e,l In only 11 men nf I- fn--*B
to remain united He «aid th'*
Baruch lifted ae the key te a 14(country i? honored to be chaven
^
to tnLil about
polnt program ha. laid down for **Th«^lenric# given producer* hy\rnnutly LnUy to sjHin»or a prohi* the home nf the United Name ft*
the whole wage.prlce lime. Bar th# Ho rid* S t it * F antlers' M ir -1 jw t to secure u rocrfgtiopml cen*
Mihnilnvle nr prim* •it vugo*Urj rilK U S . MARINE CORPS PROVISIONAL GUARD ol (oui officer* „m( Vo mli.ted men selected t o j , " ’n'
uch declared that%.-tgithotiV g r c c l g r •y*t*m i ■ nerwr betnjr studied jt$ f fcfr colofetl peopl# In Sanford
production, the Tf|| of hi* Dfo- In connectionT with a Nat lun-whluI/allowlnjr pfracntation of auch a
hrrnde iff er the C*r-t guard Hie United Nation* Organisation Security COmuil .meting* III llm o,, College in the Bronx. N Y , l Secretnn M\ rticw. in hiw own
gram wa« meaning!
ngl4*a, Th« eKfcf itirvey by txpert* of the Farm .plm
President
lusher win ; tvatu ___
had nvfm
'n U country In -pell out the orgnidintinii’. initial*. The untipie formal!
__ - by
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hfhl un ihi
Hug*' IfrountU- ( Intrumtnoittl J t»prrcli. tnul the t’num’il itiuti lx?
0 ftateeman went on to'call for what Credit Administration, of the U-{sugge*ted a* a *lte some 12 ucr-s i tn n l 1 *t* aI He w*« promotad
I rumly in nri promptly nt ftll
ha termed a "high court of com nited State* Department of A gri-jof land owned by the City and
timr« Ur , ' nipi»ro<l n*«t om 16
general in Ileremtier of that
merce.” Barueh said auch an culture and w* believe the re-1 bounded', hv Fourth Street., Buy vent nod n mmnt, later w*. an
mihvit1ual<, nn<1 until it in Lett If
^
agency could repair the damage
they cun fettle tVe-r HUoutet
he aaJd haa been dose as a re
*u* uf fo'trt. Ilu* if friendly
m it of hiking wages and prices
negotiation tloiiii't work, he went
while’ cutting u ses. Among other
'\n. (he dispute nnut
brought
point* In the Baruch ‘ program
1ufnrt* the Heriirlt y C iosjtti,'iL
i
u
•
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U 1 u# i t i * n i i a u n
||
«
were these:
"Vn na*io« h-v* *he r '"hi I#
Stop Increasing the manry sup»* r ) **’ inh »
hand*,*
• ply | atop decreasing tales until
James M. WHaon. 7*1. barber,
*nitl
*o' l h ^'ounefl
cabinet worker and lemient time
Aha Budget la balanced; atop much of the nature of plonearing. "■"•
T^ut the UNO fh artrr doei not
R*mlno!*j|o
^
"bunking ftw. public by. saying Ita consistent growth constitute*I Cotwly Qtamberof oftheCommerce,
*rv to outlaw change, hut dost r
wage increases can be granted
obligate all nation*, la rie and
who *ald that the colored pooole
Mlhndovic* wife dlerl
tribute
t
without Increase in price level*” ; d very direct
E s ta b lis h m e n t
O f after n brief Illness.
'mail, to reftain from the UM*
d S l^ of N^then*
a jll had *M»re**#d themselves * r bring eMwenUeilon camo, A s»u
Igbted w
Ni------- —
wisdom of Nathan
Me*
fi(n(jr [nK
.'slighter jn ih *t TltoX Tm
V r
vc-n ,
He was a .member and demon!
of f.sFrt or
»b ’8* •'f fi're# ;
federal, ataU, county and city* o. Commission*!* of Agriculture,
m
'
{The *on m-cu*ed Mihailov ic of |
•■truptt in |(l*-fpfttn <tf the lair.
----------In
member
of
thu
T<>'>IW
enil
Club
ip » "high court of com* r h a a * consistent, conservative
and sot up
Jack Goto of Oviedo urged tho! •"■■rhery. King Peter removed t h .I
The UNO Seotirlly ('utmcil has
metre— B sort of supreme eco policies have contributed so much RoUry Club to get behind n pro-' Chotnik chief u* War minister
NEW DELHI, Mar. 25. (d*i , "f Snnfenl. Hr was ImlrMh t.r,.rFortner Governor of Florida. iW idctl tii. wdit until tomorrow
nomic counsel which cap decide to the providing of maximum ser. jr c t to have Hu State Itoa.l I>e- j ,n
A *iieelnl Itritisli cabinet rummli-. Kl* «n r eb, 5, 1H.U.
Speesnrd L ., Holland, will carry cfore It take* up llu«ftUfa dieUM I.
question* Involved In the above t Iv* b to our grower*.
slnii emb*rk«i today on rieg»Ma-| ,Vf '
'{V the
campnigrt fur n *e»t (n the pule with Iran, and to limit
partment build n highway along
points and related ■ubjacta,"
" I t h»* been the policy of the
lion, looking toward srlf-guvern- widow. ftlra J .M. \MI»nu
Ran- (j t,n*.,|
.Senate into Sen -1 t,alay'» opening , onion to forFlorida Huts Farmers’ Markets from New Smyrna, to Okeechobee j
meiil for India. Even n* the com- ‘" “L lw>’ daughtor*. Ml*. J > f(iri,
,,^1,1 when he will malitie*. The American-delegates
ayatem, under Commissioner Ma
mission started it* work,' Indian
" J V i j j l ? * , A ' . . i ’i. i c ! t ! " 1 1 apeak at H:00 oVb-ck on the i are expected lo insist that the
yo’s guidance, to provide faellpolitical leader* Issued statements
Sanfjmn; six grandchildren, ,-orner of First S tir e t’ nnd M ag-■Council be given furt detail* of
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r
file*, where they were non-exlst- Highway No. 44 from Sanfonl to 1 reflecting deep-rooted dlfferencee Miriam, Dianna, Jimmy and Hob- nolia Avenue
In the case of-Mw purported new Soviat-lranisn
r Inadequate, and to refrain Tltuivilla and would open up a
among the various factions.
11'V Moy*. and Lucinda ami Alan inclement weather, he wilt deliver Hgl cement
from competing in areas where whole new territory to .Sanfur>l
7-he president of the Mo.lcm
" 'l
Snnfor.l; two *.
his address m the Court IlmiHe.
adequate arrangements for hand and Olvado.
Thus- ...
far in his campaign, ra- 1
Ixmgue. Mahomed All Jlnnah, de-1, «r». :S} n J ,hu"» .V/ . , 1 h’1
.......
followers
adelphla
nn-l
Mr*,
(laik
ill
win.
,,or(, l)jn,
ling produce were already func
In an urgent appeal to the elated thnl he and hi*
i healed iiiai tie has ,
R.
L.
Comall
wa*
Introduced
by
iif
fliirriman.
I
rim.
im.i
on
i.i.
tioning. This has meant there
eople of Seminole County on are prrpatnl. In his word*, "to
drawn wuini Mpplaiise us In- *uni
James E. Rowland, banker, wae fore that the buslnrs* handled by Mr. Coleman si a new member f.'hnif 'f , h i ' " i n ' rV.V“" ' ,i.
l
hut
Will
WliitHi
nf
4"haltii
vn
shed our blood" to assurr the
<ned up Mir tnajnt pinhlcms cullrt
t
.
elected Friday «vaiitng a* exalted the ayatem ha* contributed very
n *1rnli,
° f r ofrl',H - B. Crumley, clmlrm.n of rhe establishment of I’akistan
ruler of th* Sanford Elk* Lode*. largely to the providing of mar
F
u
ii#
ra
l
f^
rvirop
for
M
r
W
il
funi1 campaign in Seminole C« un- separate Moslem state Within In
It* succeeds Joel 8. Field who kets for producer! who had no « rif™00’.m ,« , nc!5 th *!0'.*!!
son W0rt hilt! Siin«lay aft^rimnn
•"l
MrBol uonor* l» swell the dia.
In his address, which will lie 1
served In thli capacity for the market* and the consequent devel m.MT,WM^0Un»C,‘»rith*1
. ____
,
# tho
_
wl tht First ItaptUt Lhurrh "«ti»
u
°
ir
Cfr*
P
I
iak‘‘
*’r'
"
ont
*<.516
which
the
Red
A
member
of
the lllltb during the current tour, I
past . two year!. The election of opment of the affected areas. In
P a r tv - r ^ r k E o
W.1*.
Brooks. Jr . offl- lltolluml will present hie platform I
----------rniPU t tt-uu in V v i.r
officers followed served by th* view of these facta we feet that r ^ L ^M .hM.°?h*yb . , rCA,‘,?Vl Cro.a now hn. to the goal of » f B ) 8 w o r k in g COHlITlittW , V a l l l * fMatinir
tinting. - Intp
Interment
I d ^ ‘ n thi* IU>UrT 9 lu.b *, *».°00. Crumley asserted there bhal I’atcl. deefared that hi. group f,nUnr
In
lem r,,t * " * ln h ' cr- to the citiiens of the city and
|n spite of complaints from
honor commitue of which John the record of growth set by the JnWier ^Baseball
League started |, only one week remaining in wa* ready to- (f« the limit In meet gteen Cemcteiy,
4
Leoijardy la chairman,
Active pallbearers wrre: Her county. It is anticipated that member* of tho Lion* Club golf
aa a whole has been feth- last wash and urged the Kotarians; the campaign,
ing what he termed the legitimate man
will explain the stand (,.nm that they were suffering
Andrew Carrs way, who prior ayatem
|10Ill,lt|tf
E. Morris. Fred Harrilott, Holland
er amailng. The Fbmpano Mar .te1. co-operate in building up m or-:i „j* honestly
demand*
of
mlnnrilee.
He
stress
reel," he declared,
Me Is inking on issues which ho rr
■*-h»rl-y horse*." \orr mu#Tctson Harrison. Fred Fat.l Sr,. Iwlirvt*i*
■
k*t, whlch'I am to Visit with Mr.
ed
that
the
Congress
Part*
could
moat Imimrtun! Icwlay r ’r *, #|(i mi in1! 1 l»m'k -# nn*f n th tr
th* pUjr,T . . R‘ '" '" t h a t It I, on*
of th. moat
Herbert Stewart anti William fur t h«- futui
as teemed E w Csk*. Representative of the
r! ” ,L 0,nS>. ^**°*111>“n» "*{ worthy
cause* Inthe worldnotlo-accede to whnt he called the Shrine^
«• »f i h f |WOpl0 of •» irv hi i ■» nihnrnt- ■* th*'
not perfect, hut Impossible demand* of the Mos
* n th fr nfGr.r. .lo-teH accord. *'*m Credit Administration, is dopted by the Tubercuo*!* A » -;,u y.pwhap*
th s Hint r
■if fl i‘ "1* i i if ir " gaffort r hi hiiv*
I typical of the system, but its
«•*.
r«t«rdlnf rablfd dogg. what organization it
lem* for u separate state.
fgrth Intel) i
«vli |iMill ti
The UHiiifr *fIn**f vamitivi* of
un
rtferred to tnOjTltFy mnki*
mlgtakei.
W ho
' ryfT;
j
•'.tMmed
lov*l
knichl*
*»»»*tng
growth
ha*
given
It
A
labor
member
of
the
Vice
with a
ittunn ifni
H o n . In will 1
mfriHliirnl hy
- - “ *»t**m#d loyal knight. usual InteresL Sale* on1the p
Pom-[Board of Directors,
j
doesn't?*
Crumley
continued
“I
roy’s
executive
council,
R,R
AmM
al Jfiwi*|»h 1 Hoi at (ho counit \ club
firtinnti! i 4
A, L.* Skinner aa astcemed
lec
a*
pano
market
last
year
totalad
In
explaining
the
recreation
(slnrrrcly
believe
'that
a
grruter
bedksr.
sal.l
that
untouchable*
jir»»^«etl himself
1re’i'fitly
11‘tUUHttl triti m Icmh’ t
chlBtm,
e |iu
turingt knight; Luther
Dot, as
Loth*
♦
10,040,350.59—more
than
double
project,
Mr.
Lcsher
rn
tlled
th
a
t'
percentage
nf
youT
dollar
goes
of
which
he
is
one
must
he
profrom
the
1‘uCiftc theater of as ‘ tillflilenl that they would whip
* secretary;
Truluek, 'treas
tary; J , H. Tru
the dollar-volume handled by the In a poll taken among Rotary i to the needy and suffering Ilian teeted from domination by cesle
I[c/ x
A ir*
R * i u n operations.
Ki h s m
and then make short
urer and Bobo IxxAe
!/xA* aa tiler.
entire
ayatem
in
1939,
when
w*
In
almoet
liny
digsnlxnllon
to
member#
six
months
*go,
the
Hindu*. He declared the un touch- I U
U u t
^ V II
D t l f l l , Holland » .peaking in Kls.im>f Ro“ r) cum|wtUor*. •
Pa#t District Deputy Grand
day.”
had
25
markets
in
operation.
The
colored
recreational
project
rank
•bits wore ready to appeal to
m Exaltar Ruler Leo Burner will
•.
t -----------1 me* this uftern.... . at 5 ;<W o’clock
**°ri*r U n .ln g announced that
"Due to the fact that we were the UNO "to make certain that
#
Install the abemi elected officer* 1945 total handled by th* Pern ed second, with the hospital first.
The Chamber of Commerce 8 pe- and will deliver hi* second ad- Hie Cubs of the Uon sponsored
late
in
organising
the
drive
thta
•aieguard* are Included in the rial Committee appointed to hand. |drei* of the day in Orlando at Junior Baseball League had won
Hu x*W that Ha believes at this
a t th*
year, we know there wl]l be soma conatlutlonal aettlemenL"
le the Sanford Naval Air* Station 8:00 o’clock tonight. He w ill‘ their flr*t three games, am! ,told
■ysMm. It la InttrttU
inttrealing
how ttme the recreational project Is confusion, somb will by called
___________
. the sysUm.
nc howThe - British commliflon eonJ lr a t ^roportSDC# because 4t of- on twice, while other*, will not •lata of Lord Pethwlcka-Lawrence for the City nf .Sanford ami Hie speak In Do Land Wednesday, in* of <*>* needs of the team#: In
ever-to note that without Includ
possibility of . Immediate b e ' asked to contribute and may Sir Stafford Cripp* and A.V. Al*x- County of Seminole presented' tituavllle. r ’ocoa ami Holbourne ,h" W°V ”• equipment,
ing th* Pompanq - figure*, th*
n joint actiluii «.f on Thursday, in
Bench and! Tom Trent of l^aKfland was a
tt)4nt He emphasised the I earnestly suggest that tho** ander. They will confer with their rtport
atate system's 1945 gross business
the County and -City Commission- { Fort IV rci’ on iffdiiy aud.SaturwU'iaO™*'! *hv dpi*. ..tlao. J«mea
action
moi% than triplad the 1939 total. ■ ^ r . for
- . immediate
------,v-.- “lest
---- who have not - been contacted, Indian leadoraJn ap effort to **ek rrs Satyrday BTlerdqoo *a t~ 2 :00 Uiy 1,„ will dvUver addmeee hi Lyon.ut Maryland. Jam **. R‘*b»on •T?
our leadership among-thee* peo-pefther m a irih e lr conUlbutlTm In agreement on method# of .netting
Annouacemeet e f . thw-r
.
Ukecchubcc, Arcadia oml Wnu- '•<**' ” ><■ ringing with Mrs. Frank
,
'
to th t Rid Croa*. Sanford. Fla, tip a ron*litution-making bodv hv I*. M.
Uon o f operation of the Marianna pla be loet .
llnio'i ariumpanyiiig.
The commltte* presented for chula.
or telephone 732 or B0 and w*
State Farmer*' . Market uadgr
hich Indiana may choo*a their comjderatlon a revocable permit
will he glad to send someone own form of government.
direct control of the atatq ayatem
Doru the—gov«rnment . to . eater, v3
- — —
■arm-rake chehfe-of f t * real pro* • r#
r
A fc
J.U ’-S. LO SE*LIV ES'
|terty only.- It we* agreed bjr llu T W O A i r C r a B u G S O i l
"I etneerely thank'those work
Market ha* - been onerated for
County and th* City Commissi.#.#-'
A r „ Ita n n rtw l
SE N D A I, Japan, Mar. 25. (A1)—
era who have ao generously given
•om* tlm* under Itea*, by the
er* that they were Willing lo enter A ^O aBl i \ r t Iv O p O r lC U More than 170 persons lost thejr
their time and efforts, without
Jackson County Crop Improve
on an agreement and »lgn thtaj
:----------tivs-a Eridsy when the overfbnded
ment Asiodstion.!This lease hav- _ CWJNdfclNO, M *L 25, VP)— any remuneration, they have my
permit and to divide the expense*
MIAMI
Mar. 25, UP)—Coa*t 2tk-tnn ferryboat Kinkafatr Mara
DUpatcbee from Mukden deacribod sincere respect and admlratli
tion
Ired •W. M. Scrag]
of operation hitw-een the 'City Guard operations !■ Miami hive rapslsed en route from Onagaw*
pitched battles bajwcen Chinese for having so willingly aacrifli
deed
d farmer and bu^ .
Bupt. T.W. j^ewton today call and
County until such time a* the reported that report* of two to Okarhi H y, in northeastern
_ of MonUeello, h a s ' been auVatmaent and Communist force* their own Interest* In going »ut *d attention to the Florida school
iaw
that
Provides
that
the
thusl,roF*rty
flMl|F *«ured l.y separate airplane rrashes off the Honshu, Kyod.i *N*ws Agency roIn
Manchuria.
Four
regiment*
of
and
helping
other*."
named a* manager, and has Jui
.V. h"
deed from the government.
Florida keys have been checked j por(f<|
taken . over hi* duties in Maiiar Cptntnunlst reinforcements were
*2
L
.
!
t
e
“
Z 3& V L
r
^
T
J
I
D
wa. join t i i out by Manager l„ dieclo*/ only ono crash tn- (
--------------------aud
to
have
challenged
the
entry
l"
oy, m
n » r jaiions
f . lton.. mine b
.h t. TOUntJr Hiffifli
« Z ‘X
v o l.ln , . . . . ffllum lurpfdo bombsuperintendent for nomination of
. . . . „ , . i «ra.
M a r k e t condlUon# throughout ' gWvamment troop* Into Foabun,
J
mile* aaat Of Mukden. This war
pr Inc Ipat* for ra-appolntment, and
^
tho State during the last weak
permit covcrim
covering t The cra*h wa* witnessed by atsubmit nomination* not later than ,0r * re
permit
both tha raal and personal pro- tendants at Sombrero Light o n 1
Any veteran In need of serv
f Roy TUB* wa* alec ted presi eight .week* before the close of party on tha base and requeued Sombrero Key where It wa» said’
ice (free of charge) la any of
dent of the Sanford Outboard the school term. Bince schools permission be given for authority (the two planes collided In mld-alr.
tha
following categories la re
Association yesterday' mnrniag close on May 31, nominations to a s c e r t a i n from the Navy
The Coast Guard say* the
quested to visit tn* office e f
must tie filed not later than Apr.
slightly above 1 1 1 par
a
t
the
first
meeting
of
the
group
whether it is advisable .to accept planes—each carrying two man—
c ' : ; ** I
the responsible agencies Rated
on tkla market will have
lb * beginning of the war. 6.
,
— aloo ita led that tho since
below:
V.’
Nominations by trustees for re- tht present revocable permit or ware from Boca Chlca airfield
i tor packing and
j tours for
Other
officer*
ares
Vic*
I’reolCommualat force* were withdrawCoordinator — E. B- Carter,
appointment o f teachers bated on wait until a second application, qear Key West,
of cucumber* dally,
log before th* advancing govern- dVnt, W. W. Johns; Secretary, tha recommendation of the prin had bean proceased and praaant.j The merchant ship SS Toronto
.VGaulle National 'Bank BeildtlarUn* Monday.
E m ^ W ’ trrlii#. to - abx
tlomer Little; Treaaurer, Jimmy
n
i i
, , radioed that it had picked, upj stnja,
Florida City?—Beuns h art
Cowan, iDirector* are U Grow, cipal* and county superintendents
The Coramieilonera agrted to one .urvivor of lha crash and j
Empl’yntsnt — U. 8. Em
•t t L » to $St aqusah, |1A0 to , The nows o f tha lighting arrivad Harold McAlex*tutor and Byron •re to be submitted to tha Board
tn
Chungking
Just
aa
tha
govern
this
aupgaaUon
and
Irutracted
hail transferred* him to a boat
ployment Service, 112 North
- t not later than Apr. 19. The above
“ 0 ; tomatoes, |8 ilto 11030.
Fox.
Gut
to
proceed
w
Mayor
wlih
negoj
J
^
ng”
to
''K
o
y
''W
u
r
ment
and
CemmualsU
were
said
I*srK Avenue.
applies to re-mppoIntmenU only,
Jlty fair.
Demand exceed*
Aftor tha moating »evi
mant on the sendVocational Training and Edu
■aid Mr. Lawton. Vacancies wfll tiatlona along this llna.
exhibition races war* held
cation — T . W. Lawton, Court
Plere*!— KggpUpt, f W *
Lake Monro* with approxim*ately be filled a t a later daU to be
FARM MEETING
II out*.
fixed by the county board.
80 faat boats participating.
FLOATING apartm en t
Legal AsalsUnca HoaplUlurroawes, ye to , ^___
BREMERHAVEN, - Ger many.
Attempts o f ' the CIO-PAC to
Itat ion and SU U service Of
showing good growth wt
FUTURE YANKEB
Mar. 25,. (A®)—The 60,000 ton Gar- “ Uke over” th* state will be
ficer — ConUat through Dovd
DIRRCTOR3 TO MEET
eet of crown
man linar Fur op* may become a ono nf the major topics of dlaHOLTDAYS END
F. Beyle. County Service Of
NORFOLK, Va., Mar. 2£, t f f ) floating
apartment
house.
The
iS S fK V M
TALLAIIABSEE, Mar. SB —
, cusalon at a meeting of the
ficer,
Takach Building.
Prealdent Jack Ratlgan of
them
ConUS
Navy
rejected
the
bi
Harry
Buahkar,
tm m "
; all-Bou 1
Registration for tha third quarter
levy
Ute big liner, i Seminole County Farm Bureau
Emergency Fuads — AmeriSeminole County Junior C"
rd jrith th*
Ierence bask
basketball
we a t Florida B u te College .for once pride o f th*
ference
atball guard
the Gen
German marl-{which will lie hald thia evening
in Red
___ CroaapTSaka Shore
of Co ram»rra haa callad a I
Virginia Ttck Gobblers, has sign Women, to begin for new atu- time is nrIce, because it* fir* a t 9:00 o’clock at the county | can
Boulevard.
of tho lOfgtaUation’o
ed, a barebal!jaaMxact with tha
Monday afternoon and for safety Standards ware
low pur court room, It .xva* announced by
Yvteraea .Admbdljretlon
" of . director* end »
students Tuesday morning, pilrtimumNow-the: alp is
inimura- N
i
Culloas, preildant o f the
Ruseaa RUl», Shkf’t f a
iraau.’ RMittl
“ “- r f
‘ b e £ liC tV * fi£
UNO Sessions Guard Forms The Letters U.N.O.
\s \Var Criminal
Wilson Studies. Rotary Favors
Service Being Colored Center
Given Producers For Recreation !
Cabbages Continue As Coleman Says Color
Best S e l l e r s At cd Citizens W
Sanford M a r k e t
Negotiations For Funeral
Self-G overnm ent'^[dj
S
h
Services
India, Begin , J#mrt M. - ^
Moslem League Wants
Independent
State
Wi b>rlH.,
Holland Brings
Senate Campaign
Here Jom orrow
Former Govertior To
vSpeak At Magnolia
ihr Fir*t Baptist' churn, and And First at 8 P.M.
Crumley Says Red
£ ‘ywithb*fwd,m
hu*rS smle Cross D rive .Lags;
A ppeals To Citizens
Howland Is Named
^ Exalted Ruler Of
Local Elks Lodge
Linns Plan Win
,h0 com!()ver Kiwams And
Rotary
In
G olf
City, County (Jet
Re vocable Permit
xa, r “"'
“•r v a a d a a ,’s a r t {
•“ "’asX vW w jfe'
i JRsaortttL
Area Of Mukden
T.W. Lawton Calls
Attention To Law
Roy Tillis Named
Head Of Association
Veterans Service
m m
n
:T
•n.
tr itv o r la ,t#rfTlijTF
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u ntfffpv
T
�-
MONDAY, MARCH 25, |9I6
NFORD HERALD,* SAN
Ua waU Ilk* turksys.
A**
crera. olhtr* LU^-3 '4 <M-iuq.
K O PIES
ROBBS. ,HOME BAKERY
I
IN THE COWAN MJfLDINd
f,
By AHLKNB WOLP
NEW YORK—The Bronx dl*l*
elon of Hunter ( ^ M a * where
the UNO Security Cou no! I la
wtarllng tbo machinery of Inter
national peace rolling Ibla monlb.
S for all the family
dreating roomt -ai
•traction and office enacw. haa 120
classrooms for the
144 CAP?UCI$
in addition, the UNO will use a
largir 2,M)0-per;on cifaterla Ii
the spacious student ball, and the
million dollar, three-atory phvsieal
education building where llunUr
students worked out In maroon
and green gym rompers. Present
plane are for the UNO to use the
buildings until '.May 18.
Largest Wwtaen’s College
m #1.59
a JUitt "v**’
T0 UCHT0 N DRUG COMPANY
FLOYD A. PALMER
TELEPHONE
Special Agent
Sanford
PIIONE
Florida '
932-J
•THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
of AMERICA
Home Office,
•
Newurk, New Jersey
Send 'your Dry>£faaYiing with your
laundry. We .offer you a Complete
Service.
laid h o u r*
Phone 175
.
.nruugh liver* ami lak.s n
!gml cut* for th* cro ;* F
watetwny U proposed. He.
HARRIET M ILLER
aswbwSSS
MAEwCttAPMAN
Your Ford'D ealer Knows Your Ford Rc.it!
iS
v 5S rvJS |S »«k
■ -called "Chur*! more fruit tree* to provide fyej
Iw
a n n *s m ir a s o l b e a u t y s a l o n
ii*
m
d.
, i > K v»
<
•
P h o n e 71
'tayge chickens'frplt for thilr humte.
Strickbat! - Morrison, Inc
•
*
RHONE 2n()
The UNO people, set doVn at
. at La (Juardla Flild on a Monday,
found themselves whisked up to
the Bronx the ytry next day, ami
contemplated a 48-minota .-.abwn/
ride up from widiown hotel rooms
es.li day .of the six-week sessions
In March and April. The Navy
hail commandrared auirouiulii,*
apartraenU for Its personnel, bul
th-. buildings were turned back
ty private rental before the UNO
nettled its temporary ho us i ng
problem .at Hunter.
If spring la early this year, thy
8 * 5 w eekday*
S a tu rd a y 8 • 12
Properly Mnrkcrs
The pwch*$e of the entire
.
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
Phone 1211
Li<rliifiecJ Petroleum Qa? Operations
Sanford, Florida
WE* CAN'T GUAR
AN TEE t h a t you w ill
fin d a ll o f y ou r fa v d rifc liq u o rs hare, h u t
ere do h av e aome o f
Qi«gt . . . and W ell do
our .Jw it tp a *
*
’
make IU buddin^'wav •5lonff thf
tiKXT&
aFsa
Idanket. and all the land whU»
additional buityiug* ehca war*
panned for tne college will be
green;
**
'
-.
'
College U 7? Tears «ftd
Hunter College, which celex
brated Re 78th anniversary ia*l
year, hap grown
mala and Ni.imat
187U whiAi taught l^XiO.atadep
Sp?thr WwM fl-vor pf Y n l l i
loft bylWIng a* jourtN Stre
anil Broadway to
Inviliud
which up to laat jri»r Mtd
dated komS W.ooo ytraog wmm
To Render a Complete Gas Service
11? w. FIrat 0L — Phooe
Veterans, of F’or. ign Wars in
BeLanJ sponsorc I u |rus baby
tFoiv and free health clinic, d-ir.-onditton*.
I •• >‘ycr« recently ha-i
ing their*Peatlval of V.ctory dur16; Scbring, April 17
parking feud on lit nary
,,,£ ip<. |.,s. wees.
Fortunately for citrus grown«. April kl, ii.iu vin i.
«hut produce 1 an upicar amoi'g
— —
.ho tlxtrnalon Scrvico hat- teen ..itauntnee. May V.
pt. petty tiuii.r.t mid lenaiiU ami
It(.’O'. SHOIITAtSK
Jinking rtuilir* of cotta and remulled In h special council nim
FAST RUTHERFORD. S', h.
urna lor a minuet- 6f years. Its
With more thnn 16 |>eraenl of
.cords wbi.li * fr c kept and vol- Miami’s, garbage collector:! wen*, jngi being called by Mayor It.iv. .,y»t AVhnr the Trianglo llo’el
The cause wa» that ,ar inter told two men tlietc «.i,
intaiily supplied, by cooperating, lecmtly out on strike, nnd c(fortt| Fi I'iud.
i.owcr*, icvea). many thing, n-j were made to collect garbage by j offer i| bakery \ruck enter.d nn, n„ r “ in at th-' hostelry, ih.>
irut what it takes 10 get highest, means of skflcttmixod crews of oliey. an jfaie woman properly would-ite g'.c»t: hit him over the
> be I K '•.inr1*'* '*i
1 hfod, Jurtke a window; In the front
i c e iilcame at lowrtt ncie cost, j •ily nrisonerr. City Manager A.J
|n ,.,ther hod humvirowcr van cull on the Extension II. Curry cjlled it a ’ “definil. thiciitened to prosecute the truck. ()oor
» i.w fot tivufjui** if
,,|*t iv.ter found tfc ilincruntUii
.acivlce. through their county a- i lists.'
The city eumnii>ti>m tnti|tte<1
to get hack thrutiirh tnv . a|r nt ,||nc, and iravc ih in a
iJtita, for o-Nsivtanc. in renueing- voted a Hot.00.) intreasj to raise,
njfc,|(t m the police
.lists and raising incomes, and* all city worker*. Solurirs |r, per- •jriti'y. After eoroe difficulty ’ re ,0 , m / „
.ci.ve tome very lienefieial h.lp. j cc;it nn’d girl age collections were
-ay tona* reach."
ye«T
. f QWf 0** WnQl to thf
* » a w
M ofi* w
j
ooy locolioo. Tne tar
cbu/ltoui otlcnfion lo ^
Vopo got cuitomers as
se’nring our fog^gr gol
it sem es,
,n
the same
? del.il? fjli U gWsn
y» been our policy 'in
In the United Rtittav 'ftir work
opens.) wltk-fuur profaX.ii.i* ai
SPRING
CHECK-UP
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
HI-HAT CLUB
v AyoHdWo in Any Location
fJRji^dirCw
ot I-a huge modrrn sip ml
■
Hnrica moy be imtolled onywhere . . . rural ou urban
S K ila d ^ f^ W
cou reV a in a’j A c ii a v ^ U iW
■•; » ! « ! &
^
^
« ri* » e o » w e * .
t& Jrn^ ?mt*****
A jMjjicy i»«uti|l for lUu
JtR F/lr
man u«xt door dog« nof
necessarily cova? your,
needs. When you are ten^ S F Y O N D 7 HF
relented by
wo xee,
that every polisy issued1
to vou media Your In
dividual rct/uirerarntc
Phone 37
ni North Park
U • being p- mli’cod.
Pasture impiovinicnt, aliv.idy
acrompli-b. il on :-.ucn a widespunu scale, it ill c.inunue, *.ernuse roo.i lu n u .s glasses uie
Ihe ch cu p ci fecit, u u t call bo
given In v-iitl;, and i n rida docs
nut luivc n .a;iy cn.iugo Tooil pro
duced here. The year 164b « P ;.
pears likely lo be es|ccially n itre j
cal from
_e Icivl* stalljpumt.
Number., ot .arm rs arc plan’ ing!
sugar cm.v w||h th /i d c a of using ;
It fur fi«vI next winter, the tx * I
peilmrnt Stntio.i -lays it is practi- j
.*nl to do Ihi*.
Thru roil conservation pi net ice.. |
—a* well ns water conservation— i
ire i reiving more nutrition th an 1
ever. Winter u". d summer ct’ver t
crop*, leiiaciruf where needed.1
.T j |i rotas on, and proper land,
u.e arc * me vf ilia things which,
•linn faim i* |.> maintam fertimy i
and .•eciii,. high yield*.
j
(inod farm munngi mriit p ra;. I
i cs, with proper balunt-c belwccn
riitrr| riv.r .,nd the activities ad
ju r e d |u Ih f.um u, a unit pro- .
i vide Increased Income* to he us-nl
1lur bettci -living.
Jane Withers Turns
Newspaper Reporter
him for a dav.
A trillion, xentlciiiaii, Thunu:
just couldn’t refu-o. . So here'i
the ilema reporter Withers pick
?d up for the AP m;m:
I’niry Fits after flit years I
going to sing—a du<t with non
■j.lic,
than Bitiu Cro»hy— H->i
Voting is looking for u ranch
FRANK’S TAVERN
h«.i £'R tl0,rf^°]
cm*
complete
* HObLYI 'OOD, Mar IX. <4*1! iiiiic Will rig ha* nirn.-d riporie.| real, hnncal-to-gosh icpnVtor.
(The tnlcnlcd. young /idreran cHi*
1rcntly is ra*t U; a ncw'paper
rejunci in ihi* 'film "Dang.-iStreet." She .wanted to get iho
low-down oil ju.l how to phi/
the role and iivkrd AsM-cialt-d
I’ r c ■i liodywuod turre*nondert
teachers, and i many «agn,
lh» crlt'rt-l l.I^hlng etrff. j
Th* eol\e*». which Ilk# lb# 1
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR ,
LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing & Heating
tba$.
Phone 471
tu ..my -I, won ih* tille,
Concrete Pipe, IliiiMing HlockN, Rcndy-mixed Concrete,
Sfptic TnnltH. Concrete Fence Post. Well Curbs nnd
Atlantic Rank Uldg
Rhone 732
Other things seen by Director
|rn .er a t i-onlributing to r1orua's postwar ugr.culture inclu Ic
Vxpaiuion and davolopmcnt of
lb. dairy indusuy on a aouni
jusla to meet tln iio cd * of an inrituuig p.ipulntion. Klondr ha*
*
SEMINOLE
COUNTY LAUNDRY
CO.
.
.
.
I 819 W. Crd SL
early In Februgre,'and at present
hat Just a small ciujipJ#m«nt to
take care of tM.faw pieces of
Navy equipment still ou th: site.
When the •advance secretariat
party of tha UNO toured the gym
to ch^ek bn proper accomodation*
fpr tha Security Council,'the Navy
was moving out the hut -if Ua
property. But a few peculiarly
Navy touches remained for lh*
secretariat to age—the ahore pa*
trol at the entrance gate, a ship’s
tied outside tlte building, and
little touche*„Hke the "How1* your
weight, mate!” scattered on pla-
i.lie.i ly afo
Atn»l. The artre** wa» ••• n
ttw w l .with ll> * il I it ll u ill
»l .tpclin.-is anil chat in that »
•>«•, pmh.giaph* u» net to t
lUucliun. u f U U - « | »M»rlo«’fc—I-pk.4<»**4«*jMm--rw«.l«4--H»
jcv ic rs/ty r, they rare; tioins
.-Villi) >ui,allied ii/ ,Mia*-TiuL.
m i * Mwerg p.i.ntj# to *v n m
K ill alt lot. this young la
chenncli havlg a dc| th of’ I
o pera to rs
TO SERVE TTOU
ANNA
KOIJKRT A. WILLIAMS
I getting brnc.d ter lower p ii.ei
Improvement of Florida inland
ior latin products nml a mute
jliccU rt poa.itar agriculture. A» ua.riAuy* will l»v« Ww au-i/cvi ol
i Iiilv .oi
A. I*. SpjtKoV of tbo niicu.ui/.i at a series or lu-.uwig*
.-itato AKticuriurul K r . t e n t i u n to be Krlil during April. Cot*
APPLY CHIEF OPERATOIt IT)e Vatican and Mt Vcmon) Wol
RY CLEANING
*
th ree
I!) pJU»
1 ■Florida ■ farmer*
S T A T E ..NEWS B R I E F S
'
lirarli. Egypt, Mrxieo, the NjtOt
erlands. and Poland) and *Mli
secretariat will lx seeing a btt ol
country bi (he Broa^ nro«UUe|
thry tort that* e
r : ~ ’L
levatrd wWe)»
skirts tka east aide of tne cg:rp«.
As the mltd
mild weather comes,'the
comes, tne
grdss bh IBs revltoke yuMraiigl.through thd
T oitl-cnb s i r v i c f fgt will b gin lb peep
dry (planted ug
SOUTHERN BELL
j
,
.
a
Rural Common Sense
Get Ready for SPRING
withva New «“HAIR-DO”
RAISE IIELI* CjtkUtf •
f VXRO BEACH. (HprfWj-R*
cent .food rain* havi lmpn>**!
Indian River County eltrne tree*
and good bloom and setting of
fruit are reported by many ■Bow
ers, according to County A nal
lhret - alory gyrnna.ium JUIPULlSri BOROUGH, N. J . Marta) A, Uoudet. Grove* had
iga Ka» four email gym)■yr-A local walfret, reporta that Vton .OTIrlng fffitn **nt of #0known the real meaning ot a
and one hug* gym that cani«aeat
1,0(M) when Rtf Security -CwuntU
76-toot awlmmi
PENNIES a DAY
5,
C, 0, t, Q and B., pl«> LIVER, IRON,
filtciagi Paotethinate gad Niscinanidf.
"• Yon ran never ha sure you are getting enough
Siieniisl eiiamin* unless you supplement your
diet with known quantities of vitamins. So. guard
(gainst vitamin dehclencVl-Surr ibe wtTe Plena-
vitnccc
/9r T» Peacp Pfent
RO LL?
CAKES
TUB HANrUMD’HftHlA'l.n. HANPOR1) FLORIDA
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1 9 IG
DINE and DANCE at the
.
HI-HAT CLUB
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Orchestra Every Saturday Niuhl
Steal's— Chicken — Barbecue
K a n fu rd • D rl.n n e l H ig h w a y — ^
f it r iv lr r l) S h o rt r C am p
id axcUtut dealer for
share the profits—Peggy Cunt*
nnii, alamls in it imncr uiul re
cite, the Lord' Piayrr kihir:
;\oiy Importani scene in which
vhc appear*—June -Haver plans
to spend a few week* in N’.w
Ynr'r City, th n fly to MeVrillet finivring up "Thiee fdtt!
•iris Mine." . . . Charles Hire•ntl Martha Vir.sr. srs rnsttrg
omantlc cyts nl one another.
radio uppcNrum? in two )ru
>umlay when be gor.il, on •th
'harlle McCatlhv sin w.
ABERDRKN. Wash., (,V)—Il-tl
**r is searco hut so is houslnif,
w v w v/w t<w »vw w > !i.-x x i n j w jw w w v w w w w ti W. II. Jorelnn can vouch for It.
le Insert d an ud’ ln the paper
Tuxedo Feeds.will muko your t iffering 60 pmimU nf butter is
I /W
1
Chick* Grow
1 i reward for information lead
ing toThouse *he oouM^rent. Hr
fat one unsuitable answer.
CK TIME
BABY
ijifote you
T h e E le c tr o n ic A g e H o m e is th e last
Get your .supply of stronR,
healthy Baby Chicks from
K
’e.^T -j-a-
ir m
It w ill s a v e y o u tim e , w o n t a n a
SANFORD
2nd fit. nl Sanford Ave.
I'hone 358
Opponlte Municpal Hall I’ark
A im - ittir.v s>oa * a r. v,
..
«'»* ,r« ns* a r .
entire
household--and: here's -rproof!
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re m e m b e r,
too, th e m o re u so s to
w h ic h y o u
put e le c tric se rv ice, th e
T T btt! !
th e cost. Y o u m easu re
*
ch eap er
t h e c o s t of
e le c tr ic s e r v ic e for c o o k in g m e a ts , w a s h in g
c m m u r -
■;
FURtttSFiNGS
WlSCElLFJEOOS
Before He Puts that Uniform
m onoy. A n d
th e laun•
1 9 7/ i o ^
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dry, c o o lin g th e h o u se ,
t*
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i e e 4*
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heating
th e w a te r, re frig e ra tin g
a n d th e
1‘ ^ e , i n
y o u r
PENNIES
a lh e le c tx io
In
■*.
h o m e Y o u m u s t p la n to h a v e
otojmiph
teifediei 9AM00
you
n , LONDON MUSK MAU 6*lM«
M«H«» m iWMfl as »Wy «x .«—!*»
11 treasure al-
, so ra*s wrmotatoso iifnokn
KOBERTL. COX,
flfO T riG R A P H E R
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a n a ll e le c t r i c h o m e now . E leo -
0 IGANTlC wn
WHO.AltlMAl ACTS
t us make a
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m e M K M B f e p r iJ D I O
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Bale Cirrn
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has
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TriB SANFORD pERA LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA
• PAGE FOUR
t- The Sanford Herald
Register And; Vote
All •AHwirr »•«•«♦*• r i
lliiHhi. rrwiille**
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paper
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AM Hahlo la v * » k 1
*1*1 4l,*al,h-o Wcvla *
tor* #4.
MONDAY. MARCH 28. 1946
Hilt TODAY
-, Fifteen M
log nccidtni
sun.
It Hhirt' Slwrugc Will He Eased-lucdlim-. What 4n- they gvlti,
to do? t u! the tad? , ft itltogu’.h
trT
m sm
Nylon Corruption
Corruption, fellow-citizens, is stalking the streets, with
noiif i<> sny It nnv. And it appears, as usual, in garments
of light <t at least in angelic trimmings— Haunting their
evil loin ■<* in whnt are better known as “election*frauds”
and ‘ vote frauds."
Nylon stockings nre nctually diverted from their legit
imate purpose, it Is charged, in an Ohio election scandal,
by which a gubernatorial candidate is alleged to hayiv
given ntvny UK) pairs of nylon stockings to promote his
earn] iflacy.
__To a disinterested outsider this seems to t»e ntnwst the
extreme limit in electioneering skullduggery. And sad to say
women seem, to hnve fallen for the device even as Mother
Eve did for the fntol apple. It acorns only too true that wo
men are the weaker sex. Or would men jiave yielded to nylon
socks? For the sake o‘f strict justice this matter should
bo looked.into.
•
Florid*'* winter visitor* are
beginning to go back home, not,
seeming to realize that in man:
part* of the North it. I* .till
uncomfortably cold. 1 _
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The Penalties Of Striking
,.l‘ri*Ul*nt T r u m a n does nat'jy the lessen sustained by all concerned in the General
tbink an m u thof Henry Wallace’. Motors strike.
oPfU7hore whO thlnki'
>»
118 days of the strike, the company lost $600,.
for thomtcfve* lie recall* thnt|000.000 in unfilled orders; the strikers lost in wages $130,President Roosevelt tried in lifts 000,000; the retailers lost in commissions on sales $100,-
j* an independent unit.
Congressman Neely of West
Virginia, formerly a senator, and
1 have rgfently Introduced a bill
to authorize the President, to
mob it iie the medical scientists i f
this country and of the world,
as fur Ri th if liluy be possible,
and to put $ 100,000,000 at hi*
disposal, in make an- all-out fight
against cancer In the way that
we made an all-out effort to
discover the atom bomb. I wonder
If you realize that, according to
the figures, one out of every
eight of ui now living will die
from the horrible anguish of
cancer. The war ha* taught u*
-.that marvels we ran achieve by
all out scientific effort. Could we
spend our rpeney and us* our
or lead about the debate on scientists upon u -better. subject
th* Minimum Wage Bill, of which than the fignt iigalflst this dread
I *m the author, in the Brnatc.
TYiere ark u lo t- of false state
ments about this bill. Some claim bomb. I ain tdbl that two thouthat it cover* farm field labor. sand men became Specialist* in
Others say it covers retail nier* radio-cu;tivity In a way that
t|UitifleR them for helpful re
se.rrh work in tho fight against
. *until, the situation changes.
farm labor or agriculture at all. earner.
<We are all very marh pleased
Of course, uhder the P r r tL .It will cover the big chain stores, that Mr. Ed I’auley Uok the
dent** new. wngc-prke policy, I but It dues not cover the rctad eounac) that many of us publicly
provision is made for adjustment merchant who has less than four and privately gave him to with
of certain price* . whenever -the eUres and doe* under ( 1100,000 draw his numo frum consideration
situation require* It. I have worth o f business a year. We do a* Under-Secretary of the Navy.
always tried to help those, of feci that the big chain*, have fhe The people Just did not feet that
oup people who are producers to ability to pay a higher wogo a big , ui I man from California,
get fair prior hdjfitments for I than the ordinary merchant who whatever hi* personal virtue* or
th*l? commodities, wbzn th ey '
■samad advisable.
TKe Sscretary of C-ar.imzrce, j
Henry Willccr, is to maks hi*
flr*t visit to Florid*, recording
to present plane, on April 6.
QlauAe.
TUEATRBS
•
The first meeting of the United
.Nation* Security Council will
occur In New York at ua curly!
date.-W e- were not successful In
getting the limit'd Nation Or
ganization established In Flcridz, I
s* I tried to da when I wn* In 1
London. But in time, wo will *?«t;
tm te am| more of them la come :
to Morula, nnd cvenluully we will
have them having unofficial »e»
(dims in F/lorlija, it not .official
w w tlnii.** ' " ‘ V * ' i,
' ».
I think Mr, Churchill’a speeches
while visiting the United States,
although they have *tirm l up
very violent fem bw lom *, ymd
troubled even more the already
ruffled political .water* of the
world, yet In -'the Jong run will
have m good influence.
t Fir*l, tho reaction to Mr.
Churchill’* speeches h*s convinced ,
people all oVer th* nation and;
the world, I believe, that we'
Piu*l be door with the old powerpolitics which have’ never been ‘
able to prevent war in the lung]
past. In the future we are goin*'
la fry a new way of achieving j
p<ncc, namely, collective security,
ail nations working together,
m st$
J k- tines ..tvw»y
tvery lira'll li *1
make At b«Mi»
miDA s i
inlegflly^ Would be in * jcb' which
h it to do with; the bixctou* oil
THE BIG DIVIDE
Iteffifltrntion l>ookn lire oj>en In thin county until Aim
110 run I the Junior Chamber of Commerce is nmklmr every
effort to net all those entitled to vote to reirluter Iwfore
I hat dnte. Everyone 2i yearn of njfc who hnfi lived in
Kemlnolc County at leant nix months and the ntate of Flori
da for 12 month* in entitled to register.
Anyone who registered In 1936, or who has registered
since that date docs not have to register again. But there <
are many iHttpie who have not registered. Some of thorn
are housewives, who have never Considered their votes of
sufficient importance to bo‘ worth casting, dome of them
^ veterans-who were under 21-whon they Went fn the tiervice, and who have not registered aince they returned.
But if it was ever important to vote, it Is even more im
portant now with many grave issues to be tested at the
polls io the next few years. At some recent elections not
more than it handful of people have voted. A small well
organized minority can easily control such ejections. And
a c n a c n ir r io * hath *
p*r*ht* l a Ad«***v
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MONDAY,' MARCH 25, 194G
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Last Times Monday
Starts Tuesday!
gnnirntinn. And secomlly, Mr.
Churchill1*
address, and
the
agitation It has Inspired, has
brought u* all right up to a
realiraticn of how delicate Is the
peace that we now have in tho
world and hrtw easily that pre
carious balance toward war can
l>c ills tut bed. In .hint, before wo
got.through one war, too ninny
people are talking about another
war. The thing for people to do,
the mother* and father* who
want to keep their children out
of war. returned 'vrtrrnn*, who
know the horror* of war, an I
all people of good will every
where, Is to let men in public
office know we don’t want war
an,) we expect them to handle
our world affair* yo them will
not be war.
‘ ATTENDS MEHTING.
Joe Bander*, manager of th*
Margaret Ann Grocery, recently
attended an Inspection meeting
of the mammoth new warehouse
of the company In Tampa. More
than .100 employee* of the firm,
the chairman of the board of
director* and till executive* at
tended. A cafeteria dinner was
served and plans wrre discussed
for the future.
SOME GUYS COLLECT ’
DANVILLE, III. (AV-S p i c e
lends variety to too life of Ira
Clnypool. alic has n coUietlon of
IG3 odd set* of pepp-r anil salt'
shakers. They’re shaped like cats,
dogs, ducks, elephant*, bells, ba
nanas, £pears, candles, corn, fish,
ite. Mr. Claypool also ha* what
it takas to keep a record of them
—PU pencil* of different typru.
II T l C l l l t l t l l 1
MICHAEL* O ’SHEA
MAIIf V-OCNAUI
.
Ml JOHKIOH
.
OPENS 3 :3 0 P 3 I. Monday
Last Times Today!
BURNING ROCKET
K A.T
I ’ole.i are finding a new me for
the V-I flying rockets left behind
by the German's at Ohztyny in
Lowir Silesin.
They’re making
furtillpr.' from the wooden parts
of. the weapon*.
The tusk cf thy male elephant
•s preferred to that of the femalo
for commercial Ivory.
Your Privilege — Register — Vole
GHOST WOMEN—LIVING DEAD
Ititz Stage Fri.i
Temperance Is
Subject Of Sermon
At Local Church
The subject of •‘Temperance’'
we* the baal* of a'eermon Satur
day morning at th* Seventh. Day
Adventist Church by Elder \V, E.
Walleker, who pointed out that
the 13 billion dollere epent In
hie country for llouo* tael year,
would build two million, tlx hun
dred thousand new home* at (3,W O apiece.
Ha q u o t e d PIH
director, J . Edgar Hoover to th*
effect that th* nation's' crime bill
■uanF* propose! to stop the use jf
yvtitet Ir the direct production of
alcohol and beer In order th*t parenta of three small children.
the grain tnltht be sent to starv
Othyr papers on temperance
w in reed by Mr. itnd Mr*. Harry
ing people* o v trstu .
[* ,
Mrs. WaUtker read same nota Watt.
tion* by Elaanor Bear, registered
nurse, concerning an automobile
accident due to a drunken driver
In which nine .people were severely
Injured, and were brought In three
ambulance* to a Sanitarium, leav
ing pool* of blood in the lobby,
and resulting In the death of the
rc l^ F Air honest man ha*
found! Or rather, an honest
del. found (7 ,ISO In a bedroom
iLHosrwvurt ifttvi
uvuti
DO YOU
GROW
VEGETABLES?
1 D4 G F U N D
C A M P A I G N
;w i i
r3S38ttiS3R K «5':
Appear In Audlrnce! You'll Herr*m! You’ll Laugh!
Gigantic Citrus of Wonders! 23 People! 5 Big A r ls !^
— C f * * Met ire Played B y ‘Cal Gwinl
Weird Beautiful Mystery Maldcnal loot Thrill*!
m v u mom so mint uxuiuat m i i .-ctioiis m oni vtupiviui
• » » U ( i MiiMiiu iitnosT o iu m r vaumyiiu m tii
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ . $
I
If you want to get the t
9 moat out of your ventoble 9
erop this year glvo Vigoro 3
Commercial Grower a trial. 9
The experience of many grow- 9
. era*, prove* It1* jnoro -profit- 3
able- to ua*, • • • • * 9
4 ^
MOTOR TUNE UP
I
For
eatly
maturity,
top $
9 quality and high- yield? , . . .1
( ^ETSIU. quaiiUe* - that -?p*(! - t
I axtr* profit try-Ylgoro' Com- f
I mercial Grower.
|
—— PAINTING
A t P IO M O t T o r
“.uacbij Miok&jtft-
TH. TU icpriueitted the life
dug- id an elderly New York
iple vllio plan to purchase proty In Florida with IL They
re her a $20 reward. But It
me to ua eha should also
elv* th* Congressional Medal
FRONT END ALIGNING
at*o aunjerit v*T
’or War Children, li
beauU-
A
P R O D U C T 'o F H W IF T
_
(iVFN 12:45 I\M. DAILY»
�,MONDAY,. MARCH 25, 15JC
„ sreareesr. n ' . . in
TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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w*f k*.
Editori Cecelia Tralsck
|Buffet Supper Held
Calendar At Seminole Club
Social
s' ’
F lorid a O ranges Glamourized
TERRACE
Mr. nnd Mr*. Ilmrcll Itudpinformerly of Atlanta, are
v
residing with
Mrs.
liudgin*'
parents, .Mr. nnd Mr*. M.- S.
Wiggins, at their horn? 1217
Magnolia Avenue.
.
—Mr. and Mrs. Max Rumbhy
who are residing on Silver Lake
have as their guests Mrs. Rum
t-‘
Society
pace
P e r s o n a Is
TUESDAY
Pilot Club nnmer
dinner mccung
meeting ni
nt
.•?*“*
. .L jj'.t AlW.’fW.-UftUL.at, 3 *dOn If M i
Ad member- im* urged fo .attend,
Kl»,NK3UAYt
Philnthca Cinrs members 'Sip
tha. First Presbyterian Church
f t no Incited to attend a buffet
upper'at tl:30 P. M. at the home
.' of Mr*. Ge-rge A. Stine, 42a
‘ Summerlin Avenue.
Fiill* AY
United Daughter. of the Con
federacy will meet nl* the home
* of lint. Claude Herndon, #1)5
* Magnolia Avenue, nt 3:30 P. M.
with' Mrs. r*. II. Inincy as co* hostbM.
.
Saturday
Campbell-La-ring Unit No. 53
oi the American Legion Auxil
ary wit) have tt luncheon ul
tile Mayfair Hotel at 1:00 p. tn.,
honoring Mrs. J . It. Kirkpatrick
..f Lust is, department presidtnt,
' 'All tnertiler* aru requrated to
. <iake reservation*
not
later
■ than Thursday evening hy call; in* 592 1C
*
Five
TALK
HY
.C E C E L IA T R F I .F C K
Around the county '.villi »hn|>- N'KY formerly of Sanford liut
. . . WILLIAM MEARhR of Atlanta now .,if c in town
Osteen
. . W. I.. VANCE over the weekend -rr-ing old
. . I. IN WO O P - I.YMAN, friend,
. .
MR and MRS.
W ).. IIICKKON. IIEI.)>N CON. JOHN (ilt.I.cN <>l Mabnma aie
STANTINK. M:iS. I’. I. IM! T- nc.vv ItacU In thrir bn rue nt 303
.sKR,
KKKMIT
C.
HRo *.s. Vnlencia ilriv,- . . They ptnn *0
AIRS.- JIM ORKAV,. J i itB, CAItL make thrir home in Sanford" . ,
WILLIAMS, MISS TUNA CHIT-— ,-lM njr bo-ioeser -heppirur. art-P
TKNDKN.
W. F,
IIAKR1ET, ju*t looking
MRS. C. V.
MRS. II)A K EO G ll.’ of Lake A It A At S.* SAM FLEISCH ER,
Alary. MRS. BERTHA G O iF. .MRS. A. J. PETERSON, MRS.
W .-l.. ALLMAN. MRS. WAGE W. J . THIGPEN. It G, HICK11. UAUI.KRS4ML- M A V <* SON. UK .1 N. ilOHSON, MRS.
LANGSTON. AIRS C. L. H E W -.W . y„ KAMI It.
MARY BENRON .
. MRS. .MEM, WIHT- SON of I W o
NEK. MRS. Hi RAtAN.- HAIM , v t.m
s n , v e t.,t. „ ,
IMKTT.' MRS.' It - T A Vlt.I.E.
hal.stJ liu-e Jb y , that
In red •
1 Kl M Lr/l * * * Mu-- I . It. jitfiptfcl n«Aiitin*kfr and
utitf red san-
The weekly Sunday night buf
Hoy Chorpening ha* left for
k lb e ^ S .
f e * t - , ’*'
ret
fet supper was held at the
ine SemiSemi
Ml*7 Gountry-dutt; last- evening
- .
with turkey, ham and chicken
attractions.
Mr*. John Mcisch, Sr. ami Mi
Al Wallace of Belle Glade, F li. Julia
t f ! Xlso consisted of
Ludwig left Saturday fur
potato salad, liverwurst, celery .l1,1 'Utting his family for several Secaucu*. N. J . where .they were
pickles, cranberry sauce, hot but days.
called hevaocr of the stuidch
tered rolls, jellies and coifee.
dentil of their uncle, Sebattinn
Among ihwM enjoying the
S 2/c T. C. Vauglin,* USSR Meisch,
>
candlelight affair wero Mr. and is spending a leave with hi*
.Mr*. H.B. Pope Mr. and Mrs. parents.
F. A. Chamberlain nnd Mi .j
W.H. Tun nidi t fo, Mr. ami Mrs.
Edith Chamberlain of Urlandu;
U.D. Bishop. Mr. AnU Mra. WA.
Mr. an,) Mra. Theo Troeger of arc visiting Mr. nnd Mr*. A. I!,:
Lcffler, Mr. and Mrs. hoy Holier, Jacksonville spent yesterday with Jiey. Mr*. Walter Twicheli. Mi.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nihlack, Mr*. Lillian Vickery.
Key’s aunt, nml her gramlgon.
STEPHENSON
MRS.
E.. E-UUU -he looked sma
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, and
Richard Twicheli, and Mr*. Kll*a
\\ALKKII,
b'atMntuy iimfni
WALKER. MIIS.
MRS. A
A. ItIt. M VltK- hhttnn
^itrvr. 'SutMr.tuy
iimminp . , . , ■
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Laing.
\M nf l*ake .Mary . . . Mltb, ,,
4 ..
.....
Mr*. C .A. Adam* ha* a* her I Benton of New Bedford, MasAlso Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Hutchi guest her sister, Miss Lou Ona are alsu guests of the Key*.
K. SMITH.
II.
Ett tTORo
,h titiiunt*
,
1- ,,u
\iifbi
t
t
tjiiv
niir*er>
nhv*tr 1 C
son. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whel- Little, of. Athens, Ga.
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V
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L
m i i R- u- J
i
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*
BARKS,
JR
..
ROitl
I
V
ItRUCK.
chc), Mr. and Mrs. James KidgV,
>1 IS, v ion re CS.I, Vtvll.lir*r(
'*< linn •1*
1 "v v 11 t tv 1 u v r it
nk, •
S I/c Troy liny, Jr . h»x noti- 1
v v n i v n c v n i vi
l i t . - 1. T N H A W A R N E R
an d
Mr. and Mrs; Hoy Williams, Mr.
MRS.
RAYMOND
SCIIAAL
fled
hi;
father
of
hia
nrtivnl
at
Mr*.
H
o
k
e
Duggar
ha*
re
HFKKK
WINN
BETTS
am!
and Mr*. Phil Urathoff, Lieut, turned from Pembroke, Ga. where San Pedro. Calif, nflef duty with
MRS. F. J . JEN KIN.SON. IVEY NICKY ASHBY have moved to
and Mr*. Roy Reed, Mr. and Mr*.
VHJTLES, JOHN R. CRCtVV.
spent several days visiting the Navy at Teurl Harbor. It*
. . . ..
The
"live
George Thurston, Mr. and Mr*. she
expect* to arrive in New York
MR nnd MRS. p. H. BRt:CK I Jnck*anvUle
, „
.
with*
her
parents.
Clem Drossier of Orlando, Mr.
.d ( u n g c City . .
MRS. (i. >« I f * nronone other than JA \
on Apr. 15 at which time he
and Mra. Walter High, Dr. and
It. PATlrKUSON of Ink? M u r y A I ^ S * AN.
SALLY ( IIASE,
Mr. and ilr * . W. W. Kinsey will receive h tei»ve and visit hiMrs. W.V. Bitting, Mr. and Mrs. of Valdosta, Ga. spent the week family in Sanford.
. . tV. M. C. HOLCOMB ami JL S T IN E f.\ Ml It nml JOHN
John Melsch. J r - and Mr. and end with Mr. ami Mrs. J . I). Cor
MRS l> B V ATKINS
.MANN . . . What fun they .do
Mrs. G.W. Spencer and Mr. and dell ^nd family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J . Mi'eks have
LUCILLE
HOI./.
SNEAD
and
h"
« “«
. . * 1 ^ k- , M <r
Mrs. Jack Gore.
i
a* their guests Mr. ami Mrs..
Ih' t prwinu*
K ftv AhoiipfiiK
*' A
^
^
Also' Mr. am! Mrs, Fred Ball,
Lewi* Page of Johnsvm C i t y .
.
H'CH.I.K wan wearing uni* ONNEI.IA will H.ivel to W e t
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolt Mr. and
Tcnij. The—guoxU- itiii|nmjc
atlractiv ic'd, green, while nnd 1 Palin Beach On- week t,, li.i the
Mra " j oh n* Ivey ° Mr *'and Mra *AI
*«L ?d l u w U
ld.nk printed linen . . . up
.
h
’ ‘" ' ,l
i
Jn t’
“ f Mi-*. It. R. T W km]-'railiily Silver Sprtnjfs tiwlaV*nmlWcxpwTj
and, nl 200g n lbi, cux 1)r|ve,
to see several-other outstanding
I lack -andnl- and icd Ott.uldc. j I* I S MO j ‘ and MLS. HEMtT
^
The largest nml moat beautiful Lyon.M
, , r*.
„ John Tatum., .Mr.
.
WINTER HAVEN. FLA.—Nancd Stillcy is .sweetheart of
attraction*
during
their
visit
in,
!,ng
.
.
.
Cha'tntg
on
the
c
u
r
*
j
LOUT
111
S new -"ii
, They
: display of orchids ever shown In -w hj ^
V t ' jJu
oranges in a color Ilit i ; : I- on the cover of .ini* wi-ekS t’AII\OE
. Hie M-nd llotnnical Carden is imwi.
.![
* ver#l - ' * * 11'
Ml** Hetty "Thompson of Balti Florida.-’
it- i ,.f Roumillat ami AiidetMte* hie very piotnl of the honor tuid
MAO A7.INK, ttu* (irrt of trie Plot Ida Citru-s Commit'imi’ o r.
. - on exhibition
Aiti.gcther, more
P '* * * " more i* (he guest of Miss Shirley
I
t
IIOUSHOLDKR. JOHN co ld > 'll hiitme lliem'
Allis.
tonal nnbltrlty romt1 dm irsvnlly delegated to Ftntid.iS i.-.tdMr*. Charles AtrClung nnd Mrs
Smith at her home on Silver
' thtta 2t4)0 orchid 1 loom* nre on! r »
, 7
77
57
l ONARDY.
P H I * , t! P VS- t'C W E I.L Y
»;t- rallying tin
tng piinli. jty e 'e c r i t)> 1, Pone ol tin- rily
George
McClelland
attended
tbi
Lake.
eihlbltioii lurking an orchid show I v C J jf I S t r il t I O f l
HOF)
mu! JIA fillE III th, E , attractive
unit . .if
Goldsmith
Central Florida Alumni meeting ^
___ _______
'
,
of spectacular h; au!y und variety.
*h«M*
8ntur«l.»v m«»i tiitivr try in *?
P. N. W lHTEIU RSI
of
the
Alpha
Gumma
Delta
sort#)!
•
Lieut. Ilari^ M. Grimball who
3 here nre more than t»0 tall
t,\t‘K (iUltliV is back nt the Id m s tr h W ith hat! a ia j h ills
jtt ;CIh1 with III* frii'nd. Chart.-. Ian wvm to liiuotliy Itoil.e of Imke Voider and sejiug friend* again
has been visiting his parents sorority Saturdayafternoon
stalks of the Phniu* of "Num
The t'rlrrv t'lati* luvl n w«ti»Winter
Park.
The
organisational
ring,
in
Snnfotd.
j
Mni).
tirchid” from Chinn, each stalk
TALLAHASSEE, March 23 — has relumed to the army ho*CHARLES UR IE I* also ilrrftit ib n rt* KtUirtV nijcltt , , *
meeting
was
held
nt
the
Princess
Sir.,
I.oui
e
Dn.
it
h.,letutnAfoorlh.
of
tiju
lot
by
chicks
icr.p ital in Augusta, Ga.
having from 1 *> to 2(1 ■bia-som*.. Registration for the third i|uarter
...........
... -I!F
*;i E»:i»,
. s s ;, .#
lit tile Valdes fi.mi ri J.IE I’T.
ROY
D . rt ’X.N
DiConti Tea Room.
|et|^ to wurl. in Snnfntd dilrr n j vveit* from the N**w llnmjishire hack
College
fort
•
WRMn erclt lavender throat of at Florida State
trip to Clpwtvm.
. v-I''visiting MRS. tlFI’D and yim
yamnjT
'
-hitef
llllii'i.
to
t
,,f
\
S)iuuhling
of
li.'lmnti
A this “safrvd" flower is the im- Women, which began for n»w| J . U. Grogan, UHNR is vi»itSj-on
tenth Strv!-tre*l
W A L T E R CONNRU.V’S
...... at ’J.'li'
t f r ’'Ekiti
i f tl I’enlli
riu*
Mr*.
J
,
A.
Rubuni
nnd
ilnugh-'
Ueiitetmnt
K.-niieth
H.t>
i
mt
and
if,,.
..
f,„,„
i|„
hnltdt
■tudenta this afternoon and will ing hi* mother,
Mrs. Mnyme
. ago of n white hooded Nun.
wraiing
their
brightest . . .
Atmind tin t loiida State
Next In paint of nunilier a rt begin for former Ttudents to Grogan, at ner home on West ter, Beverly, of Tampa spent home from Atlanta, vt-itutg In* n if« nt IVte «;*•■-- aK» of lie -mile- thr-e day- b-vae-e they I Rank nml v lewing, .lire »ede«'nseveral tiay*
Inst week as
the patents, Air. nml Alt--. C F liar- I„ml.
the D'ndrotilum I’lranlil from morrow morning,
_ will end the F irst Street.
hiive their first grandchild
. . rating v e ,e It IT I. TOl-l„ till.A
guests of Mrs. Jewel Chapman ri*on.
. India, I aided with several hundrcdecollege'e spring holidays
1 hr winti#r^ itn<! SlmJ«*y llsx
RAVENEI., I. T HRVAN <f
li.- i- i lie m a n a g e r of tin ean
111Cedar Avenus.
Mr. Ilnrnld Patii«!tnll a>d liar- t r Vallfi'fi
iVrvatt
|,|on,nr - M illio n !,, K e n n e l C lu b
d e l i c a t e Lowers having'light
The Registrar’s office at the
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Knight at her hohte.
\itanionte* Sjo mg.
It E N
smt Mrs. E
AV."Id pBtli*hnll. Ji »ct> ,r d ,nd ^t« t e ll
If*.| fii*! t »’ \ | V liiil.'i ll.
|#l||
ia v e n d o r petal* with . white, college ha* released the follow-land son. Samuel, Jr., of Belle Also Capt.
MRs I! It PIP
of the fottioo
Jiairnl,
1 f - ! il i,fid lt.it f«•*i ,4 1 |\nt iiin! 1 MRS \GDA THOMAS a' lot Mil \i.
Clade nrp visiting their families Shp|)haid of Hollywood, FI* lltlti VI1*‘-lthroats.
j ing schedule for registration:
El ftf I M l«te I f
fI
|*J1 1T 11ft f I
infani ilauichlcr, Humlrii. wii
, r .,
S e v e n th S lie e t
litis -.one PIN and dang lilei w uc hninof
t It**t* *11*■•h*lf - wpn 11kx§*11j!
Probably the oldest and most (MONDAY, March 28: 2 to 5 in Sanford for a few days
I D .I 1 FRANK
Ml . ,S. J„. Ilijh i-i i ro » i -■
***■
*■ t*-- * * , *i» i tniitrd ii! i hr hamhi* t | ,f Hu
Im ud -o m est f i l l m t ore in a o k ,ul' Mr n. IMrh(i mini’s.
•futniun, of till ttic orchids on p . m., all new students,
I RAN AN. I s N (!,, ha* b-*eu
V , i 5»Yi|
b i* % «*
I 1*111r I TIN }
141
,\ A
!
H e r liv in g teem
1
1
1
It
V
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it
Y
fit
11
I
Ini
id
.cxh ittu w i i re tlm fom l)eiidi*ohi-jTirF;snA Y March 2f. H:30 to
Mr. ami Airs. Byton Stephen*
Ivitti; ilititt 11vet in thi»n r«*sf j homi* ft>r
rwl 4ii\
nn*l vi.fKl.ifut. (jiff and Mm. t*. It.
11 cthjt n111*r h n v iu jf , *n r! Hi*'
um A n atom, whieh Mr. M*"d U .;!0 . . m„ upperclastmcn with have returned to Tsmpo after Johnson ami *ont Hi^jftr. ftfriu <
’ l I d1 ! hf* hil*)t|tl* ‘ it pfi* I hi' mIn. h Milt maVr f* vi •»nil**rf*,t * tiitc hiv
|tti*4i:|A nf \||
f \f.
H
• MU nn*t MlfS,
S t ji ■
Ij.ir f o iil*
V ! ,) t i,i} * r i * ,
Mm
r#hrd from *ec,. an I walled •* ! Iisat name* hrginning with A-l s|>en<ling -ome time with her ^rly nf (InirimvilU' hftvr r« liirn* ■‘ FlU ft*
f| A
Xl*»’k
itKtri.nin.f
f*-r
Inn
•*»t|*»r»r»l t - j.
|Hf \ >\\
\!#o »hii|>'
I r-lllta Mljl fHM >il f1f<•f1i K I t*.i*tt»i>)
r^r ttc f*•** <»>«*«'"»■
[If1" A»:30 to 10:30.
up|«rclaasmen parents, Mr. and Air*. J . B. Ray. t*d tn Sanford find art* visiting
K r i l D i * ' l-t'S ’ i)
iiT iiI I
n tv,nt' *
i v c fn h*f f i
,.
m i:
mu!
1
mnhn
»h
hind**
»
»
»
t
*I
I.
M
*
cX ...irn i s ' ‘,n ' l hi* ’problem ;,,.^ , P;3l) to , , . n0i uppercla**.
f
f L«
I
Mr. und Mm. W. II. .Sipwurt. 1 .tn M o t n n j »
;•*••*»?-•! ill- vmm!,| unit
, \|
|n»\ NOlll«»\. Mlt uni
.child.
t h i e four plants araimpn j.Q_ | , ;30 , u , 2:30 fr,„ h.
«
.
!
*1
r*
I
I
.1
.Um
f*
Miss Luilene Dixon ^ .P r in c e
Johmitm will r«*j>on lo i 11 riifti in Sn ftf nt ii i ’ 5 - H 1'h I'mfv *'k1 |i* ItI‘i frntlti
|. nn! iiii* .nut ftimilur, f»**ni til \j||s
f
| |,| VKIT an»| JfH.
rojv
A. 4.:
lo r, p m
olhcr ton, Ky. is expected to arrive in
njv CO w ars old and nre loaded
I tlt' ihu ctr iiiiip
rhilndeli'hin ftir duly with tha
|M M V )-«*<) .a n m inKim * h.tu "*
m ;* s
II
J ' A I T I S I I A L L of
«u h -:00 pure gold butterfly freshmen.
i • >in li.iii'r vilit- v%is* tiiuyfht tin*
the near future to visit friends Navy and Mm. Johnson and
V liis
St r p n e n ni l
jlH n m* l>tt:iiimfa mi a * hi * nt puiitrv. l i ijfu in t; jti'i hitiiH* w iiiih l h«*
bl JOT.U,
in Sanford and Longwood.
All
new
studrnts
will
register
Mil Mini M'UM C. I_____
son will join him in the near f,om the rollege m TaMalm-- e, Vij** ! Inl lawn y., «h Int t honii'
Hie Mead Gnrd'n is open on
.
! . h" h h *.r c b ; S m ifto d to J t - I ' l Irn B tB s u u trn ti agent and M r. and
Miss Sarah E. Becker haa re f u ,l ' re’
’• * «n * .«
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to
m
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r
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Mr#. ntu*!a n ilw n with M....... Mfni11 High St hmtl, wa« niWhHy! i iHiiii *^ilt tw* * m|*l"v«*il hy tho
tfumluy* from 0:30 to 0:00.
turned lo Sanford after spending
\\ I Su'^t l U
M r. nnd M n . f , C . H u ttn m u f Min- u.H iiutbm ait«i
lit
vx«♦! k .
VtsIlUH are lulvired to u*e the the thinl floor of the K* eslcott three months visiting her family
<i M-\ rir
i U r r U t Of Fils DIMI Hf«t'hur^«'tl fro m the N n v v . huv f a l.h * ll <' >u-i n u l mti itim p u n y lit
building.
nnd -Mr*. A.H. Ilnlrher nfJessup, n -u ej the G.-mwa a h - . I I to
Hcvar^_Shorc* rntrnnce.
mi* ■«-r\ i*«l fn r
y m it* in 'h " ! ,. f
iMr
4
n t lln - J
\ iit t H r K u t t
ui
m a m * '!
A brief orientation program in Mt. Carmel, Pa. and friends Ga. have bscn
the guests nf the (day. Al
a
, ■
.* i In
M l S n i i h * u I h n lit i 'b i n it I ’m 1tn
t» * u
for* new student* will begin at in Philadelphia.
latter’s parents, Mr. and .Mr*. E. ( ) mtiklin S |Vm i-v ,
m
Ih* In .flint, Kohprt II l.**t' t
_
t<:T .1 \| III II l’* 41 s 41*1If L
7:30 this evening, with n -pecial
C. Hrhol* Mr*. Hatcher left thl ahiy -p*inli-t from i ... ii..
•t 11* • Ii.**t . tf
Capt.
M.
A.
Yelvington
is
visit
ut
t
*l
a-*
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1
meeting
in
Reynolds
parlor
with
^
GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTER!
morning for her home tn Jessu p.’ Mi i.mi Mi» S M !v m *
I hi* mttin ult#r n mh .|*hhi m»•-.s
With.MU \»* hirah |»« i
student counselor*. On Tuesday ing with Mrs. Yelvington and atTpmpsnledby her father,
who of Sontl: St. I’aul. Mum. n r ! t 'Gj*
with whit* hfhuliMii
uiiil 1 in.
l i i \ l li , i -iy fit i- h>i*
)\ >
morning st 9 o’clock lh*y will thair daughter for a short time. wi|| visit her for a faw day GUI-U tif V|i iMHt Mi
while I hr **»*li‘ iitfi « h;t.I ti'ti
Yse’ff 1 st* fee*
begin taking a series of le s l. — H #. will leave April | for duly Mr. and Mr*. Hartman are tout Vuii i *
ru
.
wb*«
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i1 i* 1 I
mi* r *•* V11 an*I M■■ Min! w|ni|"l« Uls'iOl
reading, p svchotoglcal,
Engli«h
In*.*1 I* D )*»<•*
English w,t 1 *^u' Army in Jiuwati.
ing the Fust Coast l«rfiiir ret lit 1
Mt
f »• lif»*
J l||AIf il 4 \i. u I ft
i> i .’tut
and personality — In 307 \Ve*ting hum*.
Vaer Sposo will tit*
and
linens:-',
M.
..hit
M
Min# MnJi'linr Million leiuh'nnl
Pvt. lfsrold Chapman has re
cott building. At 7 45 o'clock that
fellsv* (align* and
i ■mi ,i j.*i it 1I t i i i l * ’ n ! ! u m h t U l l . i Id 'U D n tip tint fiu tsir «l in i (f if l l i E i »*i p Ktlwfihl lin-i inn a
\ lu r r h J I
turned lo FL McPherson, Go,,
tuna Hhfh
evening
they
will
he
entertain
Beach.
Friday.
jt** y*« Os* potter*.
n m n y , wluo ku iu J " A v<» M ttiiif,"
i» ttu
N iiV M l A m S t i * '.tn»| i h i i h i i f
ed at an aftcr-dlnn|r coffee after spending some time uitn
Y*«",l f**i m»r* •«**■
After u nhiirt him^ynnrmi, the
Mrs.
Mycis
Mr. nnd Mr* Frnnl- Sni and » ln i
.»«
in Bryan sun parlor, follow his mother, Mrs. Jewell Chap
Mrs llavid S t- im wet" in Oi Iambi
gttk —b*n*f all* I*
ed by a meeting with Dean of Man.
Mi
l,« F *lfE - W o fp it t t t ' t ' l s u it
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\Vnine-day visiting Mr ami M! - n f b '- .ir w i t h p t iik n m l n crr# » M irh *s » : « j . *:»
do yeer ih«t« l« h*tp
Students Olivia N'. Dorman. On
By
A. K* MOHAN
A. W Bike,
Mrs. Margaret J e n k i n s nf
Wednesday, they will attend their
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vt *•*( l i f i i i 1
Am-ikal
The Beat
li, idnirk I .nip l-ili* n
till ,1 i f $*|*
--m ‘ '
they will meet with their student Charleston, W. Va. is the gue#t
1f ■
Mr*. F. IL (iDli hel of Cht- nml lldi'i i.ai "g, i.«m I ■■■*
of Mr. and Mr*. George A. Stine
counselor* ngnin.
H .|
4, Mt lit T*111Ml 4 I »•
'h i
■it their home 429 Summerlin cugo. 111,, Spent the week tod held »fi Sillff•I >i, Kl I'b* V »‘f 1t*i
Fii'1*! P**
r'f H*11 ^'»ib>= i ‘
Avenue,
,
with her sister nnd broth, •
The University of Pori# was
in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs.
J. I well I fr< P n* -I I *'!• !h *
yiri#f *f
»I m■i
im M
TELEPHON E *
the model for Oxford and Cam
Airs. Dan Mitchem and daugh McLain, Sr.
Mjitint tt\ r*.itfi It
«»f
bridge.
ter nre expected to arrive tin*
Those
from
here
attending
aim
M
MRS. ARCHIE SMITH
i#*t f It'i|fpr util'
week to spend »ome time with Eastern Star lian>pied in la'lhnal. rhlrkw l*»
Mrs. Mitchem’* parent*. Mr. and honoring Mra Maym* Land >., third pvtri' id •" tiahy \1
••
2718 Palmetto Are.
Grand Worthy Matron from Or
Before the introduction of print Mr*. Fred Wilson.
lando were: Mr*. It. N. Strevdl;
jtlng into Europe in th« 15th canMr.
And
Mrs.
George
Michel*
&
Mrs. La Hue Olderman, Mi*,
‘ tury, hooka were handwritten and
me residing In the George Rwartx Margaret Golt, Mr*. Leona Me*
home nn fiilver Luke for several U tn and Mrs. J . C. Bill*.
months. Mrs. Sw arti Is visiting
Mrs. Bertie Muchmure is visit
her daughter in Mexiro City.
ing her relatives, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chase Cormelly and family in Or
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Strnstrom lando this week.
Stay ten degrees cooler—
THK OPEN INC IN T ill: NEAR FI M UK OF T ill
and Francis Stcnstrom spent yes
Mrs. R. R. Murphy nf Or
terday at Cocoa Beach. Wdillv
several degrees smarter
there they attended the Chatta lando and Mra. J . V. Toole if
nooga - 8 t. Paul exhibition base Ft. latudcnlnle, were . d i n a r
guests of Mr, ami Mrs. A K:
ball game.
j!£ > *
tn the new
evening.
Vernon Cutpipprr A/*, Gin
Mra. A. K. Cowers nnd son,
M a llo ry
Alex, are spending n few days I* stationrd at Great Lake-, i*
Hi■■Kit '.I. S m ifo id , Ilm iiL i
In o u r
as the guests nr her parents, home on leave fur a short time
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Ilender, with hi* folks, Mr. und Mr>. A,
m
idriff .
uffuritiK you a caniiAtdf |iltaUij<ni|iliit! servic.*, inat their home a t Indian Mound G. Allen an dhn# at hi* house
guest, Harold Hahlerman "Amm
Village.
. b u re
cliniiiiir part rail, tromitt'rt itil. copying ami kodak
2 /c from FL I-auderdale,
tw o a n d
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Allen
Mrs. Kenneth McLeod and her
finriliitiK. Tift|uirica welpommi—our pliant* is 109:1.
- Ari'lf?
iliter-ln-Iaw, Mrs. E. 8. Cowls, entertained, with a buffet din
±v-’ v v if^ s*Wc
t
h
r e e ji i e c e
of S t. Augustine have returned ner at their home for Mi#a
from Geneva, N. Y. where they Nancy Tusiltr of Ran tint*,
p la .v s u it s
Miss- ‘ Sylvanl*
vliitad the former's hosbgnd, shco, .'C g lif,
Chief McLeod of the U. S. Navy, Vcrdine of Rollins College, M.\
and Mr*. Ernest Want, of Winter
* Mrs,. George D. IHehon ha* re- t’tlk . Mr, ami .Mrs., W- 1 - Siogj
turned from , J a t K s o n v i l l e t c T Mra.-fgHils* G. Devitf and-chil,l*rn
accompanying her daughter, Mrs. and Carol W. Culpepper and Mr.
Nicholson Ashby, and two rhlld- and Mra. F. F. Hleg of Ravatinab,
Ga.
:ne
U tiSirT Z T & Z
rt. W. Oe-KilliedT
borough and Mra.
tinder
Friends of Paul <5. Ilrown of wood, attended tire dinner uf
£300 Palmetto Avenue will he Mr. Gaston Uacob* In Chuluota,
glad to know what he has ra Sunday, at Ihe Baptist Church,
re per* t.d from a recent Illness honor trig hiI 92 lid birthday,
after being confined for
Urn
Aubrey Mfinn spent the week*
t
Heautiful Orchids
. In itotunical G a r d e n
Today At F.S.C.W.
GEN EVA NEWS
P A N A -P A JA
The Opening of
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liaitanooga . N i c k s
TiipOf Moundsmen
For 13 Hits During
Contest In Coc6a
Ily JULIAN STBN8TROM
Herald SprarU (Ml
A. Mar. 26'.—
hsji'V * liimtinn..gn -|,ookcuta of
the Southern Association c»mJ
from behind in the ninth Irinlnf
yesterday afternoon her# in Pro*o*t park t<* score n pair of
rtiiK and capture hn H to 7 thrilltr over lluy Maries' ,IL Ihttil
Soli it* of the American AssociaThe Locknuts pushed oct«*s
Uhfe rons In the initial frame
and another in the fourth. The
Saints counted thtoe times in Ihr
fifth and three again in the
mrvenlh to take a U Ip J lead.
However, the scrutffiing- Imokouta
counted twice in Ihclr half of the
aeventh to knot the score. The
aenre reinulned the sanir> throughout the eighth and the Faint*
thought they had the g.fttie put
uway in the first of the ninth
with a ejnglc run. The. Lookouts
explode 1 -their two run spree In
the final half of the ninth •to
M O N D A Y, M ARCH 2 5 , 1916
D ozers Take Undisputed Lead
Ru
I
sse l l
f - Tty virtue. o f in B' to I W o 'r y
p e R R Y ,
-DgreRA»i4fcp ID ' — •
w A u a tfsi AS A.48W
1
V o * * y>WfC« o J r FiCCOfiS C 6 S fr f& 1Ufr
< € l0 ff4 OP SUC4 STARS
AS P»MA66nO.
(ti? u .e « A*jp
. • Ja 7
J
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C U STO M M A D E wooden blinds, w arp-proof. No
m ita l s la ts used _ d u « :.to .c lim h tic cond ition*^ -A lL -typ a—
eflnds riptflTbtl- F r e e e stim a te s.
HOLTSULAW VENETIAN
CO.
, is. ■
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ore/ t h r M fiwm 'n u r rn a *y
HOLTGCLAW, (Retired), Owner
afternoon In the Rotary Club'*
. St .
Phone 197-W
•Junior Leegue,
tbs
D°dger»
climbed . into an undisputed lead
In the 1040 Hair rSca. The Dod
ger* now have two game*- won
against no loeaea. Ip their first
•nfairament, the season'* opener,
they
downed the Pirate* by n
j * . ' (SpecliU r- Only 11 more night*
likaa of racing remain a t 1'th e 8«n- 8 to 3 acore.
In Friday afternoon's win,
v jW ford drlnmio Kenml club, and
Denny .Stafford hurled three hit!
six-fool-tune t c n l o r
U «j
itbaS
WHh
the
reason
drawing
*«
•
*
M UM ,tto 4 outstanding
ball while hi* mate* collected
mar* close the sport la drawing mon Wght safeties off Lansing, in -!
LAttCOLOTD
K 5 !&
and more inter#**.
The two eluding a home run hy center’
•ho extra rates. Inaugurated some fielder. Marrla ami a d n '.'r by 1
n#B I Wo s c * ita ago have. m et. fan ap- Galloway. *
uroval, and e ---- "
-----In the second tilt of Ih ; tc a -j
ha* speeded son,
iking Manager Com
the. Midget' whit6w»rhed thot
POHCELAIN
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9W*- up the events.
Tigsrt by a Id to 0 c u n t. In the,
d annual^aH^rivadlrig"
have' better*, % m third game, the Tiger* ram* hack
tfm T E
. ,
left at th* windows,
and edged out Iho Pirate, by u
of the bespectacled
In tonights nelly double^ Now score of 7 to tl which fo r :* l tho
ENAMEL
■■the third time he Me. »in Ih# s cond race look* a* Pirate nine into the loop r :l l y , 1
if
he
*
could
finish
on
top
And
’
Thw
roster
of
the
Dodger
rgure’
l t?ara. Ill* 53 point*
4# Island , State tlur- Htar.li ift In thr No. I bo* for gatbn included Stafford, - UogA modern, luslrnw*. quickIrnT"«he ‘7 o 7 f.lb "campTgn mill |h* tHrd J « e rnlght be able laan, Galloway, lleynokK Wiidry Enamel finish.'
Very
llamas Mstri*. Franklin, Carter,
rUnd* a* th* Garden's all-time L» »*»f" * <W *° "*■ ,,u rtU durable,
long - wearing.
T7j-* ^ '*
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1'?§*•<:
1
and Ilollenbeek.
Won't turn yellow.
The Midget* have Hird, KilAt.L-UAKDKN TFA
TONIGHTS ENTRIES
a trick, Lee, Wells, Russett, IuinsGeorge Mikan ......... .........
*rir*« liRfv? — N j i r i i n
Another Carsnote Product
ig. Futrel, Harper, Hardy StevMilo Kotnerflch
Hull
IJjgUf.fi
Ulrl#
C»rt>i»Hl,
risen.
Stafford,
Cowan
and
McDob Kurland
Ckla.
Ufihi T.- mmrt irinfttF,1 t#pntynr. rddie.
__AfkAnJo*
(|rorgtr~ Ko»
The Pirate roater includes VVil*
Muhlcnbc tg )
Harry Donovan....
l P it.. Ilal, I
‘The CjuttDlcle Painl And (Jlae'M Store'
I !*■ ill . O P .iptr, •■Cow Mi, ' F il l** ams, Sloven*. Well*. Brown,
RESERVES
N*til*. Slotlkwk foitaelaw, Malta, Smith, Erwin,
f
Jim
ni.f,
(.near
GeoiVe flatter man, Notre flam 1gcvui, II o u U f , Cpunt Murssbr.
mt«(g and Goff. Th* members
Don listen, Itowllni
Itan-tr Anna.
the Tigers are Howard, Skatas,1
t lit ,4 n t f f — T »enny oniiufA •
Tingle,
Kenutuk'y nvHii/
liiiKiVf nenuHihyr
i** r» w # H a ir H a .lv u e e u le .
ycra. Robinson, Fcx, Kinartl.
Wyomlngj Mcl Mifinha, Arkurv }, KiarUilH.
ISnncImr MudUj. Holt*
Poweli, Deckstrom, Hollenbeck',1
■as.
I(llrl <T<>IU TiKk. TaiM; liar*. Time
F L K T C IIH R E . R O L L S , I)lC K ^ L S R E R B Y
Hootehan, Warren and Rosier.
{
Coach*# who participated In lbs Undl, PuW HUr, Irish UiCgl.
I WriS h ire - r n s t if r i
Games are being played at the'
voting were Clair Dec of LIU
td n lw te ln K a r e l
117 Uo. P A life
P H flS fe
Howard (Jake funn of NYU J t ! .t c k .t ’ n Fat. th r liW Bjtot. Itaga ninth Street Park and play he-1
Nat Holman of PCNY, Joe Lap <Tn Itlrh**. I'hn*. |isugtll»> , I'ltoO . gihi a t 6:00 P. M. Jack Ratlean
ml Joint i . k F ann y, t iie r s y , J o y b e * . N ew s la managing the loop leafing
chick of St. John'i
|Seaf*w.
1
Dodger nine, Roy Hollar la pilot
(llp n 'y ) Russell of
_
.. . i aotfatMlt
F ilth
fe| < leitei
ing the PiratetL W. K. Kader i*
r . • .Irish,
Ned
; • Gst'len
■ *xe:utive v(coMlnlalclii Here.
rresident and haskethall diiec* , Ti.wn Hall}', Italiawt t lr a t r . tied leading the Tiger* and (Jecrge
HI III 111' I 'i s i t Bit, I . i f ) Huy, l i s t ) Stine is skipper of the Midgets. I
tor, and the wrlu r also named ,K(i)
l!rward Mo Mark F
League umpires arc Andrew I
't iA ig e .
— e 'u t n s iir t
Sllnc. Lex Lesher, J . C. lllggin*;}
| The team also includod Duii
o*t5" iSorq. T«s*a Orville Totxhion, G. W. Spencer,
j Ktrrlaflrtr seven-foot cenDr from
■I, KuBnhi, Jolly G. A. Sneer, C. S. Morrison and
the nktahoma Aggie* who was. a j
U ' t I*»tinii.
Dr. A. W. Epps.
— .1/1(1 Mllri
r e s e r v e on the two ptoviotu,
a*
.title
nemly. Hilvsr
Teem*: Milo Komenirh, Wyoming
■lay ft#»t, I'ard/
MJOTtEfl
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center; t l i o n * . Kak,
ml*r (to. Fb ln e
c-uicr, and.Harra Dopovaii, Muh- Nui«e
• CANBERR aT Australia, (>F>.len terg guard. .Thi,tiulntet aver-j
Ihnl was hefore wnr, Klrlken and bot»lcncckn.
Pgtlents of nil income groups in
(age* safoot-seTen qlu* ,,
itiblic hospitals how are rectivWe advise yon to solve Y 0U K HEATING
i Donovan, siVfoot freshman wnp o , . p#
ng fret treatmenl In four Aua|tallied 24 f r o i n t g ngaintt jfL K-moi
tralieet State*. Coagfs being borne
Is Your W H I T E
WOODWORK
Turning
/VgCfdtr
4<? PA-d,
Isjokoul attack with
thrtugh the Ikix and
•M'Wait,
S
Mnrnie aingird to left for the
Lookout* and immed atcly stole
second. He gulnrd third, oil n
fielder* choice and scored when
Valdea dumped a tingle into
rlgtit.
The Saints* weir unable to get
tr Frank Hndly, the Looi.oul
hnrter until (he fifth. 4'ndly Mew
cnmplrlely npniul walked 11i m-*1
and Ileus. Np.Mrs -inglrd'tr ren
ter to nm i' iUnul. uni Hchoendlciut siiigia-l to left to scote
Donz. Ciuipm.'n
ct a liner -nlo
right to pllth .(Nuts Hprurs,
I he tllnile*,' -tzgx'gati n tookthe lead In *b / *»• »nth wlicn
Neumann, ».
-• nc'iucndlentt at I
w-u I Arnold
Andcr/oii fo
i. limner
Maincy, rIwk %■ d'-'g-rou* man
at (he platter, - smasneil out a
triple against the r.glit field
’Wall, scoring Neumann. Davis,
who replaced Chapman, wtn sufu
St. (Mend on n two I>usc error by
Miller, the Lookout first sacker.
Maincy and Llavls promnjy
•cored whan Al Slrnononlii •lliip. ]>ed. a double against the left
SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
Gladden Bosses With Rate Power
HinwL
300
100 202
tt'hu. Fatty Ore)
n i. T a a n to * t llr
A -n K a y / H -itirK
Webber, * Kit Hi it
and
8 -- re by Innings: (Friday)
f bullnnuoga
iOO 000 311 C
.I
f t. lau)
0J0 000 100 1 0
4
CiUty. ‘ Toenes and Reagan,
Conkj. Koloih, Wetcxorek, Dvorak
-md Sharpe, Zaspel.
■ K f .'i
I w h t c h administer the scheme,
j Later the scheme will be extend
ed to eover part payment oi
treatment In p r lv ^ . (uypltfls. _
BAUER RADIO SERVICE
P hone 29
AVE SEftVlCE WHAT W E S E L L ”
business, hr remarked “I migh
ah hS they rolled uji |1S pnlnU In
be Interested'' In returning to th>
^ I t U Garden thl* season..
. - ■ h e*'* Usm would Include a
J i fifth center, Don Ottcn, elongat -d
ALlUIQUEI.yUE, N. M.. Mar. "
Dowling vice** star wiw U twa 24, lAV-Gwin Henry, former
inches ahy of seve» f«#L Ottcn Uni vet l it* of N«W Mtxlce, i*oW t
mad# I I point* at the expense of hell conrn, was Jn the headline*
recently—all bv error, ha claims.
"Give me thHenry wired officials at New •
L*
Mexico A-. and M. College in be
half nf Mauri"# Moider,. former
Uitiverslt* of Missouri grid star,
a* a candidate for the vacant Ag
gie coaching Job.
'
Selxilen nf the All i'aillen
IT* wire,. Henry said, ralaflrgd
team was maiir after 21 regularly and tho first thirty he knsw, p*
actudcleil daublehiadsr* which at- vr** long considyred for th# Jol'
f c g t . V sllihll) himacL'. Now in the rw i tstnt#
Iter than tri.doo fan*. Tlaytr*
m 33 Invading teams were ellla. Athlele* from New Yorh
Coll#gee were excluded.
Position As Cflfech
-
Maples, Tschtidin; Hndly, Andertmi and Valdea, Hooks.
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
f
uture siiece** of th* 1’hlia than
100 other g u ji.
Then, there hy# G «ch** Benny
lengimgh and €■• Fc/kinj, not t*i
Fwnion. Kvasnnk worked Martin nrntinn a hi>t( of sdoul* b trt too,
for a walk and Gallant promptly vhn a fi Imb'utd w||h the spirit
knotted the count with a terrific ehlch- has been , foreign io the)
triple to right center field, scor I'hlladetphla NaGoaet Leaguers
ing Kvasnak. Miller btok* up tha forrpm*o
so
lojqr tr
ij tires.
unu.
. long
13T. .
I nine w.th n •Ingle through the
They all add Up to th* sania
It x.
, words!
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In Friday aftemoon'* battle
"Th* Fhthi are through htlng
’Tth the Lookouts, the Salnta,_______
. . the
__ rkft at th#
l o o r m s l i .for
'cere unable to touch th* find league. There’s thi
tins* piuhing of Hal Toenes and tie on for position*
Rate Cathy. The I-ookcuti won a.ha« #v#F known. No
II ta 1 deci'ilon.
of hi* job.
Score by Inninget (Sunday 1
*Taboe, North#/,
•ihaftnnoogn
h J3 \
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CdfT U UMuo Tdfl
(C rijjg y
UT pua &j Cd a m u v r iCAe,
iliit-fS a .2 -iS
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RESULTS
/ S& tiev*
p u ttin g m y sto re
rig h t in th y
custom er's hom e *
Ancient Coptic bindings reveat
'a M v ut v to e t
that the craft of bookbinding was
vjj II understood tp Egypt U the
klxtft century. Sheet* of papyrus Tia«r*
were folded Into qulrles and sawed I' ■-its#
on bands attached to the ba.k
Pirates V*. Ml#a«lt
with animal . ( t l u * . .
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS
*>*rw w■
afield cumblnatlon* aver
m tfe w A
i«h Mutcahy, Alvin Jurn Raffensberger, Cbel
and- Aady Karl will
h-to-heal pitching ataff,
tar/and Pennock are -o
thdy. are going to build
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»V •» iltj-
' i
-
* * ' <’i~r~
Tb# telephone la more than convenient
communication. It It a meant of doing
business, a wap lor the merchant to
£u t his store in his customers' homes.
Tslephono
C o » P « > r A ccept. • g reet r t^ O M ib ili.
ty —the obligation to meet every need
df the business men who depends on
the outlook is for even lower earning*
In keeping wi t h the general trend
throughout tbs eouatfy, wages hsv«
recently boen increased. The cost of
everything «!*e which goes into tht
fjanticfllnj of txltphon* serviss is alee
A dequate si
e u ity to the
�fHns
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1910
KAI.D. HANKOKU FLJJJUIM
w,'V >/f, | ' —*^P*‘
-L
(X ld
old
I L&GAL kO ltefe
reco rds
QUINCY. ' ( S p e c i s ) > - Sc wo " V
idutvn Counjy women who wrie
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people drink Atlantic Ale and Bper than any other.
It must be...
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SHOW CARD ANir iMiSTKltS
Dec’s iSijjn Service
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RAYMOND.M. BALL, REALTOR
ft t« i t a^ u in,- Mini altd ■■**- itul .llitti We Intend t*» »v|flM*’»
-Si' »-ii igdi
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Itinfala—Bnrtjfauu
lawns
Instil tim e am i UomLs
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w a r n ia m
Iti'&l Estate S a lt'
of * i?i** Or», utt
ttHiillV. t'i'Oidi
BUtl-D>iugVl
lit: lit** ffle f let tftitur Hatil I hi' iti
\i iitiiii L'liJliB|t ;4i»le Mu lrit> i
SHOES REPAIRED
iu.»fr
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a .a
fiA 'f %f i i u t # u n n ( !«» th e tefittM * «*! thet f >' t i t i d i p h u i r i f i h O U t i f i
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t T r e u lf t ’ MUtt lit M s
H
t»
Tb* SmLford Herald (trrei Into
n or* than 3000 hum** In J>»ofon) nml Hewtnolo Count*. If
you hav« lomclhlno to wll or
buy you will find Uiat a claudfieri ad In these column* will
tell tho m u t people about it for
the leant money. Phone 14S or
bring your ad to The Herald
of0 cc for quick result*.
©>■........
C LA SSiri^D RATES
lo« per line for one Insertion
Otfc per line fur 3 Insertion*
I7e per line toi six imarrlloa*
i3c per line for "2ti Insertion*
Minimum charge 30c
Flm hie
«*ti
'il'f'i. 11 m i
I I H r vf| it f i l l fi »:«iiS c SUe t*
E
IIA H X IU N Ii. P U liit U l
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If
IIA X n iO N ’ D
lir fr t w iu n l
U lr .N H .t jl I I I ) ' I n f i l l
M '« i n t H t in fit iih H em ln «‘ f<
WANTED
I t-* * Y I*
lit
\
" I f ; . it
i> u im
Hi m . .if rlnrlid. (Mp Ut (li) •*!
Al t • U
I’LL buy your car, regardless of
age or Condition. Hoy Reel,
300 W. 2nd SL
i-W .SkSS’.'AM"™
WANTED: two ur 3-wkceI trailer
or you u *
quickly
A l* . im
s
n
»* t i m t X l H i X
f ' b t l i n t th e V H * |*41
H e tfiifn d #
I .A»II It I %_ 11 -- r id.*
(Cmi sitt
S* nil
M. s Al*«irtc<»r *
A t i '- i iiv )f
fwi*
r i d In l I f ;
*
— Meat be cheap— 218 W. 6th
S t Sanford.
h )R SALE—
itterie*
I. D. POI
Ironchl
WILL CUT your lawn with a
iwer lawn mower ie#»onaldy.
S
Balter
BALLARD’S I
Phgne BD5-J
’ 1201 Celery.
,
COCKKli S|f*niel*. Popple*,
othir Httsr "f lovely
rclui*. Red and White.
Quality Breeding. Mr*.
!* K^xojitf. pic
Clark Xtl h:. Rich Avc.
!I. Q. luuchton,
Und, Fla.
t. I, J'ftnfntd, Rox
Phone 77D-J.
m e.
or
$0
BUSIN liSS SERVICE
JU ST RECEIVED * .htpmeni of
Armnui* Vegetable and Citm*
T' A U£ fully equipped urnI
Fcitillicr. Hunl'it Tuxedo Feml
know how.to recap your Ure*.
Store. Phone 338,
Nafurai rubber or synthetic,
We protect sidewall* of your
C-UOOM
house furniih.-d, water,
ilres. Jones Tire Shop, Cor.
no electricity. Close to bus L
1st ami Elm, -Phone $0*.
school. 100x150 ft. Int. 33,500.
Terms. Box 10. Atlamonte Sp.
Ul'HOIdjTKiitD i tabrics, U p m Uiei,
brocatellee,
dpmaaki, OJJE 2-UORSE v**R<*n, one full
grown Duror Jersey bow. A. K.
Imitation leather and di ipery
Rossettcr, Florist, Phone 212fabric*. Arrangement for cart
a g e if work desired.. R S.
N. Oran)* Avc.,
Irou n.
NhW gutter* add down spool*.
Rain water lank*. See Jimmie
Cowan Sheet Metal Works.
t h i»
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v o o
A.
s o n
/
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B E 7 ¥ g U W A M T TO
G R O W t)P TO s e JU S T 1
L IK 6 Y O U R D A D , ‘ j— <
D O N 'T t—
J
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i V k jL s X V j
I 11’(111 I .VN i :
mECk n o / t w a n n a B e a
S V £ £ fS S IN U F C / l WANNA
3uppt.y PEOPvt WITH tMoyr.Md
OF LQAVCS OF TAVT V, NOfHii iOuS
S6UTHSRN BAOaD j ~- j —
' l* »
.
.
.
NEW radiator cores and radiator
repairing.* See Jimmie Cowan
-Sheet Mstal Work*.
'All ilvv kits nf ji'n|nu ly simll in- Imhl '
InXCit nr<- elite- mi |
HIT* h ltld n d lllt'tm l
III i* n mo i h t o f -mrh
for*1 tllr f|fr>t liny
|>mvnI<t<- tm ri ni »:.•>.* >IIv
Willi till- lilltv ••! n - n l t l
tu x nml pn> ing iln n:n
d A pril 111 fin'll vt-itt '
Klnriiln
COUNTY TAX ROOKS CLOSE .MAIU II llln l.
L'ntler the iu?w law enacted lfy‘ the ‘ Leyton lure tin* fulhivving m lin.-t
login i*n April 1st, 1D4G on a 11 unpaid tnxo.* nssewseil for t I n * year It'
DODtiE - PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND HFUtVICK .
109 Pautirlto Are.
Phone 1011
SEWING machine, repaired. WU- '
Bams Fixit Shop. 205 W. 1st. J
TKACTUR8
FOR RENT
Mrs. I
II Business Coupe-CharroleL
pane's Diner. Oviedo, FIs. Rea- D, K nftnu ,
.
BBDJIOOM for rent.
Ave. Phon* 473 W
BTEA-V CLEANING
i run bitter, chassis rust
they are cleah. Promptly
.Ill
Repaired or overhauled by CX'
pert*.
n v
HOLLER MOTOR SALKS
Pai* gpn \y. p|f,t st.
'
Phene 32;
On Personal And Intangible Persona
MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED
UiultT th f new law till untuiicl luxivt fo r The y o u r 'llt lQ lioomtto ifoiinquont on Attrli
Isi, IH48 mid tho m-milticrt und interoHl In n m te it p a rt*o f tho in\o* whlolt : n. t f i r i i
KALES
- BORROW HERE WHERE
DI, lot soda Fountain at LanPRIVACY IS BEHPECTKO
|lr*» Drug Store. Part time or YOUR natural desire for privacy
I froth)y d iV sed atallrun time*
in ihoncy matttrs is strictly
ally, Icndr-Fry Poultry,
respcclfd here. Friends and
d part tnne clerks,
Sanford Avenue, Phone STEADY
ndativia ore not questioned
rpt. Store.
H * A
abtut your credit. Your em
ployer or businrs* o 'lo .islef
A FEW good reconditioned
will not hear ol your*pcrs^ncT
Ing machines. Williams
affairs. There Is no revue lor
embarrassment.
Reasonable erndit requirements.
No co-maker* cn money loan*.
-Variable
.-Variable payment plans.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Phone 33
$ 0 MAN to learn printing Florida Rank Bldg.
J». Vetstnui picfirred. Apply
TIR ES
iford Herald.
Wheels balanced, front *ml align
r r q t 'A U T r e m e t i c
ed ussurva longer tire life, e slrr
steering.
t.i. n ^ , . w y t - p. n « > . HOUBECLEANEJL
KOl-LKR MOTORS BALES
lotus, B . Orplngt. 100 —
Has. Cdnjact 311
prepaid, life dal. ‘ guanui't » 8 W. 1st Ht.
ton at UlA .Park.
vflW '*■; 6rder I MlA *
feeders A 2 walars free Td
CURTAINS, washed slarchrd and
v • Poultry Farm 71? So.
EONF. with tractor to break
vlretched. 618 Mellonvllle Ave.
ti Ava, Tampa, Flaid. pimps 2KUAV.
-—'* nif i-it
r ■'
POUTABJJB sprayer — anything
In paRitiog wicker, refrigera
tor*, furniture and' automobiles.
OC1AT.
Red's Texaco Service Station,
18-20
1120 Panic rd Avo„ Call P131.
HANDLES and toot handle*
t r a FCfR 2, New York or en
axil kinds—W* have them — Cordell. 119 Wr Tim 81
I nun from/8:80 A-M. Rll 4130
reuU. Apr. 1*L Nyboer, IlL .I
,Ah« Tight pYlee. fttanleyVi1rrH
T r *'
Dox 206 8anford. Ph. 660-J.
91 rs Hardware Co.
. ■■
________ JlNG DOABDB complete with
llnrftrt fill* iiroiK-'riv
usschhihI,
oxcoid t Im
Intniiirihlo .......... ml l'r>>|***rt % t. i
I’roporty O w ners who have n o t dmio m » a rc
Miir* h Rial and avoid |>onaltios and ro s ts
trrg**l
tio n * a n d
*100 . V . C. Dowa
E. of Longwood on
*b<i*
t. .
i.
a s s is ta n c e
will b e
Lr I a d l v
fu rn is h e d .
iB I N $ Q N
V
rOOCSEi 1------ ,
J M D G C S B Q O n < !:Q l _
> 1 5 A Q P P . 'W HAY TAG
VOUJ2 C A B AGAIN FOQ
rn PA C K IN G AT M / * ~ T
dont
f HEL.O.;"
l J g ! _ - Hr£ >
G O I 'IK ■" VOUB' '
I J A L O P f-^ I hEAlf
potice ? w
VC4KS BEEN
V STOLEN,"
J THE POLICE m
TOWED IFAWAy.
HA'/HA* VJA1T.
^ WHAT AM I G
LAUGHING AT
B y P A U L R O B IN S O N
•
I H A VEN T
I G o rrA G G A 8 A BUS
HOME/ M ID G E S U J 3 E
H A S ME ON A S P O T * ,
of keys on Cypres*
th fit. Please return'
Cypres* ^A'vr, Leola
I
■*! X . . * " 7
%
ROTUB.SJUJ fiiatefan
pnv
Ill rR iiiaifttm tiu
8 BEDROOM ljmjK,VtH)fUffllnli*d.
''
to
T h o c o u r t e s y o f t h i s o f f i c e is a t y o u r d is p o s a l a n d a ll ta x i n f o r m a
Bread
7 0 RENT
Pborfa 4TKW.
;t
:t lion on nil urupcrly owned by tile laxjm y or.
BUT {
>irs
apt. for
. fll4AV»
■
EARLY.
conUlnl
dver’s
f returr
Phone '
'6 C < 3 T H lfC p T H S I2 S
- MY TAIL,, I,C A M T c -r
Irf with 2
STtcicer/JH
B eiM G A F L I E B j r
tti THE ARM Y
CAME IN HAND// i
ap
..- j
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ulOlt* ‘ ifaw ixi :*>tuut »•**' >*(
PA R E EIGHT
society, this first postwar wlnUr.
Fourteen hotels, dot the hills
smrounding th rnilmad slalion
I r i Im- v.illi v hut inetoilers uf
lit' "haute looiide" name only
one i, they step firing their train
into hoi’ *'•drawn sleighs and are
uiupped in fur robes. It is the
Kuyui and Winli r I'alaie Hotel,
I rvnlesl alaive tin- village, the
Tiny V i l l a g e In
Switzerland M ecca
F o r Exiled Royalty
tQd*'through (he on* main street
of 'the village unit the horse*
strain to haul their titled' bur
den!! ii|i n i*7n»ii*iy mud to the
Thirty Italian
Home In
hotel.
The gurst list displayed in ihr
lobby testifies to the hotel's popu
larity among EuropoV bliiehimiit*.
Like pages out of the Almattnch
ile t'oths, th<* bulletin bo*rd nneigiii-iiory stone building pro j Mount*>. that tn midence now are
mt., a eastle up|«-nl*nr.- with "H»r lloyal Majesty, Que n VirI- iin ie|C, above •title of which Iftirin uf Jipaui," ''I’rincr-k If
U r b ^ n f - f i t m e n r and 1 take- -of t tiPTed -nnd xrhilr flag Mf-SwtTief- ! ff.nlfy ' rt tulr'' (-.econil wife of
Thun, ii tin* imvca uf Europe’ l«ml fiuttrrs in The rrisp nmun- exiled King l,eopuld of llelgiumt,
"Le_.C*utitc -at_lji_Coii>le*s>-' de
cxnc;i tu>'s«iiy utm imuiuuumu fllriglr- hrlis tiiikln"as' vititnnrj
v~ilrrBp ~^"^~TI— 1"*T
1-T».rw. -r. '■
FtStnr^fstart, pretender to the
-----of Spain).
-
R en t
A
CAR
‘ PAINTING
AND*
i
PHONE 200
>B O D Y
*
.
W ORK
S T R iC K L A N D
R O Y C . REEL
306 W. 2nd ST.
I'hnni' 1061-J
M O R R IS O N
U-DKIVIMT, INC. *1
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IfEAtJTIFY
YOlJR HOME
with VENETIAN
BUNDS
**
Ancient Order Helps*
Iti'im iriiig —
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND CO
P hon e
■ i-
ly , bar umJ dining loom fill withi
women In chic evening d r o s s ,
ubtor* with Jewels and prnteo-j
lively draped with luxurious furs.,
The men me » while th and tail |
of dinn t jn*% l , .
A dune oiskistiu
iuie»-!
Iv American ja i -i until the smallj
hi.ur*n( the next nt >»ninKt while,
■mtshh^the 1'.Itii- ' Iv othTr III a
^*rl’
k> irisI the tree.* rrSfk :
In the sharp winter odd of S*«t-
,
- - - - - - ^—~r
■ ,
JEWELRY
•
Compncls
tral Italy, th«y ’
aid and hoaplUlt
brought to Ram*.
fr y p i/tX tY T H ! fv h M iS Z '
.
——
I UY,KnT‘\LLT>lt .
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B . -r-m
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MEiZ
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t.'_»AlkCI AHw
fLOA'OA
Speaking Of Saving
Money
fire and windstorm insurance
by buying a 5 year policy, rav
ing |/4 of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th atjg
Bin year'a premiums. You g «
fi years of insurance for 4 times
the annual rate.
The objection to buying A 5
tying tha premium for
premium and paying carrying
charge*.
r e a l 's - J M i B W * to « j*
shiHiy from which they-wer* suf
fering."
The |itince described how the
attentions amt rare of five Sisters
of Charity, members of th* bluegarbed nrder of hospital nuns
four.ilrd by St. Vim-ent tie Paul,
have helpoil th* children,
•4
Cigarette Lighters
in n on a B year policy wiih.iFfc
premium payahla In 6 annual In
stallment*.
PRINCESS
MEND-IT SHOP
Our cash dividend saving is
in addition to the saving you get
by buying a U year policy. C. M.
Boyd ft Co., 113 1/2 Magnolia
. •
•
■ ’ I'flnc* W*ll Known
Watch Hands
117 W. 1st St. Phone 107G
Hera us* of Vh«lr freouent visits,
the prince and hi* cnildrtfn are
IMWMWWMMMVVMVVgVWVWWIMWMMWMMMAMMMMl*
'ff T i m vi - ^ 1
X m
t.j i ■
■ ?*
-r'
■ s- —
During the great earthquake ul
tall, the Mississippi river tetri
pornrily flowetl north.
*
.
>A asm.
DIOM THE RUINS OF JAP WAR FACTORIES obliterated by the atom bomb
seven months ago rises a housing project to provide shelter ter the clllxens of the stricken city of Hiroshima. The one-story homes arc neatly
lined up on plola cleared of rubble. Lifeless trees, killed by the -nighty
•loin blast, ore shown In Die foreground.
(International)
Tillis Named Head
Of Outboard Group
NKW
EX Q UIS ITE, NEW
. ..
Dakota-Is a Sioux Indian word
meaning alliance of friends.
Beautiful New Costume
H tTiniahing
31 r L . I n! S (.
The Department of State at
Washington first was railed the
dtpartm rgf of^foreign affairs.
A COUPlf OF NEW YORK POtICEMIN bustle off n Communist demonstra
tor; otic- of 13 who were arrested on rbarges of duryln^KnaulhorDed
placortb In violation of Pari: Department regulations, during tiro recep
With dain i ' iiHri the i'i*-hlali | tion for cx-Pritne Minister Winston Churchill at New York's City Hall.
hour, the hotel torriili!)-, ih* h.l. ( Their bom were drdAnrd out by thousands of checn. (international)
ZURKTI, Idb—Swiss n a t u r n
protective societies have figure I
nut a new wrinkle l o ’ mie- nt'iney for the prrirrvHtlnn of (be
l.i-aatles of Sil-i-i ii-, u lal.i- m
Uni Ilpyri Kliginlim- valley
Tn
ciitii-e rnlltriblitnr- they .i . i i m I
ii "SiUenep dnllar," m;nii- «f milk
chnculate to la- triven tn each don
in to the fund.
Chocolutu was
"till rationed, but the S||*er-re
dollnr, ntlnUil by sjH-clal prrmls.di-n uf lalloning inthnitiy-. was
Palace
had found It difficult to fit the
children with artificial limbs, liecause the attachments hampered
their growth.
"Our biggr.il problem," said
the prince, “Is tu provide some
permanent future q u arters. fur
them, a place that is more ade
quately equlfpcd with the soduraLtiunat facilities neeilml,"'
\
■■ — " » g . - i
'
Th* electron microscope enables
magnifications 60- times greater
than those possible with th) optic
microscope.
the surrounding hills or ;kate on
thp hotel's private rink, men-nnd|
Women vvlrtp with i--ich other ii I
dolorfill .|.nf i itii.
SWISS t AN HAVE M<I\K)
Free Estimates
Wood and metal slats - 58c s<|. fool
Rome’s Royal
lly JOHKI'H H. ROBAI'BPK
A I* Newsfeatnrc*
throne
/erlnnil.
(V n riim i Miml i nuulc tu fit an y size wintiowa
Children Find
HOME—Thirty small children
■
— ortrp healthy and normal, but
today blind or crippled refugees
front Cassino and other Italian
towtis where the Allies fought
the Germans—have found a home
in Home's royul palace,
,sUoys ami. girls four I q 12 years
old, somi*rwitho6:'legs ami . arms,
Ur* ■ living * In * lb* Qulrlnal, th*
palace of rorlnca Umberto, Ilfutenant, general of the realm,
More than a yea# ago th*
prince assigned the children a
building facing the principal gar
den of the (fuirinal. It is next
Jos,)/ to the building wher* the
Regent lives with, his tfjfe, Prin
cess Marie Jos* of Belgium, and
their four children.
*
Not listed, but known to all as
being thep', too,, U s o il*-d-King
l.'iipold of IlvbJum
I'niterVd
flora the eurluii hy froli liody*
gtnuals who accompany him even]
while skiing, I«opold enjoys I he
privacy of a ,'IW-yoar-old chalet
on the hotel grounds, dines
line- with
ill
hi* family fht-ie and 4
s er l1■
d1oOm
mingles with the other gm-ti-.
j
Throughout the day, the
»*<>.1I|
till! '**>31
and wealthy vnrnl iorens xki
:,ki iiYl't
ovet
' A U TO
YOU DRIVE ITT
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T JIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA*
YORK.
141) —MsgUtru’o
.1 Itulnnd Snln delivered tin opitiinii that piano playing, both tlneh
and biMign-woogie, n niusic, n-it
noise. The piiitripnls In the m
acrrptcil the deeisinn ulthuul it*l dilating appeal to the Supreme
c ourt.
Timid l»y Ciillias was chnigi-l
When, during n recent visit. 7yoar-obl blind Vittorlu called him
over to shqw him a toy, the prince
explained that Vittorio was in his
mother's arm* when a German
bullet killed her. graxed the
child’s tempi* and cut the optic
nerve.
,
Umberto pointed out little Italo,
aged 10, who lost not only his
sight hut also both arm* below
the elbow.
I
"While moil’ of th* children
who have lost their sight sre
learning to fee] things with their
hands," the prince said, "Italo ■*
doubly handicapped, but still has
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THURSDAY .NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
W .00
— A COMPLETE MEAL1
JBring Your Family
Roy Wonts To See You!
ROY JOHNSON S RED BARN
ON HIGHWAY 17
RESTAURANT
3 miles South of Sanford
n n o a u n n ix m i
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
Savings
We handle all types of property Insurance
notlmg LuL a borrowed cap to
idi ntify them, Hunt said: "Unless
I.OWKI.1., Mass, (»*)— T h i i M ryndilions' imprnve, mailmen will
patchis nn the mailmaa's uniform be wearing ciw ca.”
*
are nut the fault of mifrirndly
-logs iil'ing the route. Uniforms i
are Impossible to get, ftci-onling ]
to A s s i s t a n t Rupt. of. Mails
fii-iiige I,, limit. Reporting that
subititutc curriers were already
delivering mail in Lowell with.
M\ll.\IK\ TIIItFAD WAV
ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY
“INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE”
116 N. Park Ave.
Phone 180
n=jii=iiitii=iii=iii=iir=iii=iii=iiiEiii=m=iii
= F or
Your K itchen . . . .
with ilisordwly conduct hy Wil
liam’ I.. McMahon, McMahon uev
custd Collins df ntmoylng'him by
leicphntie rails and then with i*.
policemun in an nttenipt to alienee'
.VlcMahoh'q piano.
In the best .Solomon tradition,
I tile niagk.trnlo ruled that if Mc
Mahon withdrew his Complaint l.e
C'ltild play his pibno srs night*
a w*t-l until midnight, and Iwi-e
v.irfa tii'Kith ail night long.
11All Y RITTKU
HACK I- SHACK. N. J.,. t/l'i
Add duke notes; A mother and
her twn-y.*ar-ii|d child staged a
nMH-livi-1 s|Idowii strike In crlm
Itml distiet i ourt here lo pmtr-t
a Jiil sent rim- meted out tn bn
husband. I'olire Siam pi rsuadi-i)
her J o give up lm- thn-at to •il
Iin the court until-her husband's
,ciis* was rehennl, Timl hubby
served the serilrm-e.
Phune 323
Touchton Drug Co
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c o m p a r t m e n t and
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Utility
Cabinets
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a t the thing to
Dre e x t r a dishes,
ions, etc. Takes op
such little space In
your k i t c h e n too,
White enamel finish.
i«l f*w l*hk «tik lk* ..q jg i. « i. Maytin. pom™. d*d*H«d kp,
• h s n i *-*»d * W . Mad. asdnKaty fw 5»ar* by a WaRaca
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M l HOW MAS i NG to o k A « T lC lt *
.MR fHCJt lOCALMOafltALS
outstanding valuo
in n wood rang* of improved modern
design, neat appearance, new efflcicncy of operation. Porcelain ex
terior of snowy white; heavy cast
Ison Interior, Trim, streamlined de-
Refrigerators
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In Onlly There In Slrenjtth—.
THE WEATHER
To Protect the Petre of H«e World |
To Promote the I’rp irru of A o c r k i;
To Predate Prosperity for Sanford.
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Clear and ennUnurd rather c»o| thi* aft'
noon and tonight.
N EW SPA PER
T U E S D A Y , M A R C H .2 6 , 1916
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Assoclated Press l-oased Wire
^NUMBER
135
CPA Issues New Order To Speed Up
Construction Of Homes For Vets
Bituminous Contract
EndsSundayA t Mid
night Unless Lewis
Agrees To Extend It
WASHINGTON. Ma r . 26.
(AP)-a- John L» Lewie today
notified bitaminoee coal ooer' etere that he will rad their
__ present r m i m t - e a Monday—
a t midnight. Lewie Mid that
409,004 coot minera "will atey
. heme with their femOiee neat
week."
* « . . . ............r ■: r 1 . .
W A SH IN G T O N , ' M ar. 2 6 ,
(A P )—Bituminous operators
nre awaiting their cue from
John L. Lewis on the next
move in their contract talks.
The burly chieftain of the
United Mine Workers Union
is still to repAy to the oper
ators* summation on Lewis’
nine general proposals. Al-
though Lewis had asked the mine
owners to make him an offer, as
h« put it, the answer to his pro
posals was as unspecific a s 'th e
proposals.
*
The present bituminous contract
expires at midnight Sunday unless
Lewis agrees to extend It. HU
miners by tradition follow a
policy of "no contract—no work."
One ray of hope in the coalhlack picture )« the fact that the
4
Decision On Russo - Iranian Question
Drastic Restrictions Placed On Building
Except Homes For Returning Veterans
Or Repair Of Virtually All Structures
Outbreaks Loom Renewal Of Discussions Expected Clamp On Allied
At Westinghouse
To Break Manchurian Deadlock-Army Practices
Pittsburgh Plant Genera) Chou En Lai Ib Persuaded By U.S. In Europe Urged
WASHINGTON, March 26.
‘ scarce. The materials are needed
:lp
— The Civilian Production Ad- •urgently for the
contemplated
ministration Issued today a far construction of 2,700,000 h(lines
reaching order designed to speed in the nest two Years.
up construction of homes
for
The measure sppliei immedi
veterans
ately
throughout
ths
United
Th« order become*, effective Slates, Puerto Rico and the Virimmediately and damp* drastic 'trn Islands. It pnpably will be
restrictions on building or repair’ <vurdrd tater to
Alaska and
of virtually all it rupture except Ha* ill.
homes' bring built fSi veliraiis.
The order permits completion
The CPA order bans the start of any construction already be
of any new commercial or in* gun, provided that any of Ihr
doitrial construction unices such materials being used have bten
work is specifically authorised. Incorporated as an Integral par:
oases. of the structure before today/ snd
This means that In most oases,
stores, office buildings, -- road work- ie- behtg-rarriath- o t v - g t ^
houses, theaters and factories will present.
not be built unless a peed for
The order does not ban con
struction. repair. alteration or
th:m 1* proven.
A joint announcement
from installation Jobs which da not excesd certain specific costs. These
National Housing Expediter Wil costs range from $16,000 for
son Wyatt and Civilian Produc certain specialised types of struc
tion Administrator John Small tures, down to |200 for general
says the objective o f the order construction work. The general
is to make available more build limit, however, is set at $ 1,000
ing materials which now are a job.
TTUO W O | ^ :
Aiu ry^ VCIVrowds
Sup rvisors
l / n l n h i n n I,'<i , < t n v v
le
e r in g l u i c i o r j
Baseball Park
Woman Is Killed
For Negroes To When Struck By
Be Constructed Sanford Motorist
“has“ fc"C
V ;iV 7.S'".7i';d{c‘tuc81
18 Mode For Winter Park Police
the operators'
reply
{study. At least it is felt, the
Diamond B y Group Charge Cates With
negotiation.* are being kept alive
Of Colored Youths RecklesH D r i v i n %
otic more day.
Official To Return To Chungking After
' lW
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Leaving
Parley Three Days Ago
Only Two Local
In Coming
. Primary Election
YENAN, Manchuria, March 26.*riathex between Chinese faction*
Spokesmen at Communist A truce loom, from Peiping also
---- ..------ ,
headquarters say their
c h i e f is scheduled to leave for the Man
l*lTT5UHtl|H, Ma r . 79,
n,goUalor has aped—lu - Chong- churian city on Wednesday.
(A H — One hundred stale tbfng
Amng at American
persuasion.
It was Gitirm. acting in Gen
policemen called b) Allceheny.
The renewal of discussions hy erst Marshall*-* nl—t lie*. who
county sheriff WaJ|rr Monas
General Chou En Lai ia expected helped persuade Chou to telurti
with th* United Pistes and Urighan arrived at the I s i i
to break the Manchurian dead- When the politlcjti trn»enr*» i -i
Itclief and Itrhalillltation \dtain in favor of an immediate
Pittsburgh Plant of the Westloci.. Chou walked out of the j Chungking ran-hep u n.-w pilch
ministration at Atlantic City.
consideration of Iran's appeal to
inghuuse Corporation.
The
Ihr t . 5. delegate. C. T )Jrr
Chungking talks four •lay* ago Glllrm sent Cut .1 II t ought')
the Security Council. Russia took
crowd of spectators at th#
" ood. bluntly pfotented n
on the grounds that the Ns tlon- to Yenan to urge tf'rT'unmuni-t
the onjioslte aide.
plant galea who earlier bo-aeq nlists refused to consider an general to come hack. Urgent
lluwlau - Ukranlan move to
Russia i\y* barked by Poland,
and Jostled supervisory era*
■ddrtrark an tlNUHA argu
ntudsUct
in
Manchuria.
The messages front Chungking oh "
Nations which appeared more or
ployree entering the pish*
ment because it had political
Communists are asking recogni broke Idm dona mid at tint in.)
less in opposition to the Soviet
immediately became quirt.
tion of the Manchurian
joint minute Chou decided
to - no- j implication*.
j stand included. Imsldrs the United
company I'mijfhcy to Chungking.)
democratic
PITTSBURGH, March 2rt. W^!tjon j h trscwl govemmeat.
ATLANTIC CITY, M a r 26 I States and Britain, Mexico, the
Associated .|*res* correspondent
delegates
^Netherlands,...........
Egypt and Australia.
— The sheriff
of
Alleghany Jhe unjty commission made up John Roderick say* Chou looked P
\
States ......
..
lounly, Walter Mmiaghsn. be* „( chop t),c Kuomintung'* Chang drawn and haggard a* he took bate asked the 46 member* oft Secretary of State Uyrnes led
called out stale police t . njri- chlbChilng. and
Unileil .State* off from the rmn-drcnejnd Yi'tinn the t'NIlHA council to cl.vinp ' '" demand to have the mured
utruintl
threatened outbreak* nt the L***-, Lieutenant General Alvin (iltlem. airport Ray* Roderick.
"Chou lourt i»n A llie d Army prartirm <on«Mer Imn'i
thr |»n*srnre of RinI army troops
Pittsburgh Westinghouse plants - l j r , i, nmetetett soon to fly to expressed ttpUm ikitt
*n Kur»*p**
Ili.tt
the near
ra<t
A crowd of on-lookera gathered Mukden — setne of considerable ngt eemrnt hfl«111 h’t* •
ivitctu-d
•*»*•* -•
«Ihini intiiitinni
,
. , cminlr)-, Soviet
r iinrrrim
\ ttirr ifftfi
1'rt‘ pttnnl n n * . .
A nt «:•Aflandor A iulrt*i 11lorn yo nr near the struck plant Ikj >u,1 afla
tknt iHi1111;■
$i y
fo n 'rji
iK T iip y ln ir (juim I, h o w rv e r. th at the rnan <ii»l
Jostled supervisors entenng the
• «flint nFun% I'C liitfrcti f 11>hi
not fulftl! The r?qiitr*m*nu for
plant this morning
i »’ a i«wttio m n£ fo m ls lu ff« ntut o th ci
tncluaion on the a je tn iia . U ro m y k o
At least lod supervioiy
■.I•I*11* -* m chidtni In l h r i c j i r f
arirned th at the <.*«■*«• -ltd not fa it
pioyes had pas-ed throiiRl
Kfntu
It
n ln * on IK
f «>i rt
under the rntt*K***v of a « ilu n tio n
limited picket lines mihuJt Ip
l--i11 i$■f
HKHlhM
Im p n litis;
the
viulrtiiKerttiK peace nrtd s e c u r it y .
cideni beyond a few catcalls Utlt
i< ifiln itt n n
in
nn y
«n\
«»f
M ra n w h iu *, thr I'n ite d States
the situation tightened as mob*
I N' l! It A ^ tiftp iirs. T o k tu k the
m m a round fro m R in a in today
su|*erMsoty employes appeared
i ' Ti. tin - n a tio n ilr m n n ik tlu il
at the knited N a tio n s r e lie f and
and the ersud "f on-looker* grtH*
u til t *4* 4ln«h«Hl In n riy Aium lrv
Dr. Boyer Admits Farm Bureau
Giving Fred Rose Opposes CIOPAC Procram
Expl os i ve Data
ul ; c,;na tnnoyef,,foC
rtou»o Chemist sSay« He WasiSoil Committee Says
Ciootl i’ro^russ Made
To Furnish Muck
ToHnvelnformation
B ritish H alt Now
A ttem pts To Land
Pepper Optimistic On
Minimum
HUl
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R i n g l i n g Circus
Heads For New York
»
1 1-Month Old Baby
Is Seeing Through
59-Y ear Old E y e s
Holland To Attend
Barbecue Tonight
Japa Caught Trying Rlbbentrop Accepts
To Land Oft US Soil Fall Responsibility
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NEW YORK CITY, Mar.
26, (A P)—The United NaU.S. Proposes Mill „ tion’a Security Council came
J h m n e k u p
ngninst the Iranian
tary lV©r.\fCt Iteliof situation thin a fte rn o o n . but
Program Supplies recessed Without taking a
-------vote on whether to cynaidur
ATLANTIC CITY. V ir. « .
the Sovlct-Irtmiifti question.
(A P ) — The United States
The recess found the Biff
end Itusai* flashed at t«d a)’a
Three divided on the issue,
-evsiort of the Cnitrd Nation*
lu the meantime, Lewis ha*
it lit'M*
at title*
v%ilh i ehniiilit.it ton urKHmintlon meetsummoned his anthracite scale
A group of young colored boys
8:<>0 i
mg in Atlantic City. N J- over
i :B0 S ' rTh* picket* were limited to'
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iit m t a iiiit iK
n iin im u n i
committee to .Washington today to appeared last evening before tho
i Russian opposition. The UNRRA
•tantlnnk in tK*t'upietl aim s
Hoc Me on the procedure for termi City Commission and asked that
nrucn.wicrk’;
An A tin y rtiltm rl now w ith th»* council approved “ mandate to
nating the ni
hard coal contract the City furnish them with a Ga. WS* kllletl, ami her sister. 11,a|* the si......visors. The crowd
AnXlOUK F o T RUHSia
supervisors,
Mat** I u p n rt m ept O u t I Muni l hi* prevent occupying armies from
covering 76,000 Pennsylvania mi n-, baseball diamond. They agreed to Mr*. Janie* I* Howland 64, cif,.,,,.„
living off the land they have
were
angrier.
Taunts
pnlit v h r fn r e th** c< iin r il y m te i
__
_and
_ _to f i h i
ira . This too, Is due to expire'furnish the labor
conquered. 'A Russian delegate
l«l!s*rht|°n'ae fkVV’
W
“
crilicaMy
shouted""sVveral
on-hmke’
r
.
burnt
*iity,
r h » o f lic lii) , ( ! . T , Wotnl.
if Lewis. wants to end it, ono In the construction of the dia injured,
argued tliat the issue wn« outside
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the two were crossing fr(1]-1( i he curb*
tones Into
the
urtivp
uw
an
en
n
in
p
le
th
a
t
S
o
vie
t
month after the bituminous agree mond which would be on Weal the Winter P*rlt-Henford highway
I
UNRRA** authority However, he
ftr^el They were hetdsd back . MONTREAL. M a i, 26. UP)
**i in Au& iTiii a r c saiH to
In i i r l i v r
recMt? m l ttm m
f hr
ment.
Eighth Street In Goldsboro. The north of Killerney Kurtirr, In
did not vote on live question.
« f t i v liftv r i*#rn a c t|U irin .’ la r^ e a e rf-ATLANTIC CtTV, Mar. 20. UP) C-omm1st lone;, agreed to furnish Winter Perk, Jame* J . Cate*. 60. by rbl’puU's hmitrd by Monaghan A University of McGill I hemislry i!«tif$rr lo f a r m i h k
The United Nations Security
aK,-s
of
U
mi
upon
which
much
Flnally,
a
few
of
the
super
visors
urcfccior,
f)r.
It*
Ray
moiul
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The CIO United Auto Workersa ’ the eou i |im*ii t and trucks necesnec
Council recessed for lunch withof Sanford, driver of the Chev
n f thn
jm p u lfttio n UJl-coo*
( k h t n ilp fur
were
t
joeUtnl
as
limy
,
tasrifted
that
1)C
t(iV0
gr«m
In
the
M
n|<\
Otu
Srmlntilr
.
.
.
.
—
.
----------he
gave
ingram
m
me
*IH
I«>,
urn
pemimiie
oi
um
popuinxion
km
£
- o.,te on the «g-J* .
conrintion today, JUcuased ,a pro-" sary for th* wnrfc, '
^
rolet Sedan which ww* p*M la through
« a ’I S« mwa,« I kj, iba*. 8
the crowd.
Tids |U<Vf fermatinn on the iShv explosive County Knrnr Btireari went "it it* femi.
%
*f,
,
olure I- \.*if
pesai to aasese the untoa's reem-l
Patrick.-Dan
-| W. A. Patrick.
Dan Wright iand have itrtiek the women, *J|s taken deputies
’Moreover, he said. Rtissl* I* 11 .
,
„. the ngeiulti"
berahip in support of the Gen-, John Schlrard of the Niblack and to the Winter Park Polica,station
r„iiln„began
,,,, to have trouhle]known os RD.X to the Communist tren d lust evening n- In,.ling up
! member of i’nrliament, Fred Itoso. the Florida Kami IIhiimu u- «*p opposing
an .I NRRA attempt
to P. ..„ ..... T .
*
eral Motors striker* who have not ~
' Company at Twel- by Police Chief Carl Ruchan.n for I "* U * '
.
,
JjwttiM
fthitrplv mi
Patrick “Fruit
"
, '
supply
ali AuBtfian
Austrian fuel
fuel fiom
fiom the
}., f *’tir
,,
,v„
uii
K
returned to their Jobs. The pro Ih Street and F'reneh Avenue out questioning and later released i .
“i " 1'' l“dice had beer) on Thr Ctinimunini MI* And Dr fining tht# gr<mii «n<i in miftng nipi'l)
1
isspe
during
the morning.
chfirgcn un«!®r
farm#r in 11*«* * uliii r > t•* »t»- tirb prt><Iucikrn ttreai under Suvir! I with
5
the alert at (■rvcnshtirg, Perm., HDyrr ‘both
posal was taken up after the lined the possible future expan
Russian delegate Andrei
Gromyko altenipting to block
several day*. Officer* did the Canadian official secrets act gister amt vote, according to Ml., control.
UAW's hot political debate was sion of the plant and a hearing In city court Friday afternoon
In
connection
'with
the
investigaCullutn,
county
bureau
|u«-*tdeii(,
As
Wood
spnke,
the
chief
Soviet
t
.
t.-nift,,
not
say
how
tunny
men
had
b
en
shelved temporarily.
jw ei set for April 10 in order on'» charge of reckfes* driving.
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of Russian spy mcUvitie. in Tha meeting was held at the delegate. N I. Feonov. walked
that " change In xonlng law* to
The condition nf Mr*. Howland, called nut in ihe strike iceiio. tlon
O o d rt Ilo u n r,
m it o f Ih e rount-il c h n m h r r. I I * I c o m p w n i.
,
.
r n l l . r j» - im il
allow for this expansion might who with Mr*. White wa* taken However, nt least 118) police were Canada.
Dr. Ibiyrr wa* railed ns s
The committee on so il Improve- said Inter, however that his
I j. ° thilt^the 0 Soviet U n io n had
by ambalanee to Orange General, counted at barrack* .10 mile* away
be discussed.
represented
by l ounly partura wa, for what he termml ( ^
Kl„, |tnll
indicating
a State witness during the prelim mrnt
Chief Buchanan from Pittsburgh,
very critical.
c
The Commission witheld action
ml Tt'Jsums " _____ f-r the withdraw*! of Red »rmy
|*ttl»(| "purr
inary hearing of the rhnrgrs A g e n jr.lt Daw..... reunite 1 ......
,’^ ly
V, i
on bids for construction on the
id thU morning. Her Injuries *i*e»bl* force,
f<
>
r
the
l fii it »'*t1 HljiTt ■» ■*P
l’t
Th.
r*+1 1 w t 4
-* “N***
1 ■ 1
against Rose. He said he gave p i rt*M In tin 'll
troops ami thijt this was llussla’s
municipal pier repair program a* include a fractured skull aiul a
it 4*|tTil ! that his rrm
l*‘T tt>
information lo Rose over « period un a working outfit m
rrp<nt t" the foumi! ..n tlie Slllia|only one bid had been received feroken leg. Mrs. White » « i re
fit .1 Wt’ lr »»«*t Ittf|i'•1 tit it,.*-. Ul all
of
one
year
and
two
months
fiirnmh
farmers
will*
n
and It was decided to de/er action ported to have diet! ten minutes
if th
t e n tlon Tliere wa, o" r-ed )t<* -sid.
Miiiit
itiil he
pv th
1Ini!
TTie reaso n w h y he did It, the n n-ormhle ro *t
N
I! 1*■>|-e
at if
t.) I,ihe (Jt> the Itadlnr, .piestlon
until more bids
are received.
being admitted to thr hospi
There are only two local con Material for this repair work has after
MoGilt tn o fe sso r Mild, w as t lia l
* ouritv C u m m i"-u -n e ,
t** Kii tlmuh 1 In’ nfi v 1.* *r ill whit h
tal.
ilna^o Dnlletl
tall* <1 01
iirriir
d forces
forcc* ate further.
Unit**t! Slut,*
test* in the conilng election on been
he
was
anxious
to
haxo
the
Soviet*
be*,
chairman
vf
tinDrainage
IU',1
Both Britain and ihe United
received hy the City.
Th* husbands of the two women ,
Union obtain the process official* Slid Wnler Colitnii Untiimitler, at fnutl, it wl!| he raised before
May 7; that of M, R. (.T-IJnne)
trite*, bow ever, demon led that
Mr*. Martha Coleman reguested were Just behind them when they, le x s iru I n
P ' l l n u t i m x ly from Cunnilu. lie ackimwl edged re)uiiWsl that nil
difrhrs hud 111* I NiiHA - omicil ot ti'e run , , . 1.ur«ett,„l,i between Itussli
Smith versus Dr. Luther T. Doss
ssia
ptad to cross
HI 1 tU fSllllt
:ron the road to an J U W S
as stale representative candidates designation of a loading lone in attempted
that t'aimdu already hid refused. Iicen cleaned for winch inquest* trol iommittee."
| . . . , filed with the I null
‘ ‘~ place. The men were not I
In Group No. 1, and C. It. Clonta front of her store on Magnolia eating
to give the Information officially. |far this work had been received
A vote on the United States
Stale Byrnes led
hy the county i-scept for th* proposition will come later ill the fight for a hearing of the
of Oviedo, incumbent for county Avenue. Action on tha request injured. The four had stopped; JERUSALEM , March 26. M7—
{Smith canal which wn, on private th e -relief r< unril session
commission in Group 4 who is wa* deferred, due to- the' fact orat| for the night, enroute north,.The British have cracked down m
Iranian ras*
at
Jt
motor
court
a
block
from
the
new
attempts
to
land
Jewish-imthat
other
merchant*
have
made
opposed by B. C, Dodd nf Golden)ufid nruj which thn county had
A * the members rose for the
•rodent.
, migrants illegally in Palestine.
UNION DUES
nt* V
vir
. *>«u no authority to clran. The rnmrod, who In the lest election ran like requeata.
rrr*s*. it appeared tlint the Unit
W.T. Cates, a brother, was rid *1 An official communique -*ys
Application of Herbert Prevail
mittM
P«di
vote
for sheriff.
___
o f W est side fa rm e r* nd n tivi* t*» A T l . A N l h
( 1 1 1 , M arch 2*1. t/Iri ed State* and B r it a in lacked but
Unopposed candidates include: to sell beer and wine a t the Ing with Mr. Cates et the time of i» lfd) Ion sailing vessel earning
»ne vote of the nec*.,ary mnpnriprtttrtjr up of a d rn ih n a e d is tr ic t
F m • ii m -« " h I lim e , i h r de]o
Bralley Cdhatn ae state repre- Municipal Itall Park during the the accident. The Chevrolet was 240 hnmelras Jews was interWASHINGTON. Mar. 26. OF)
tieanng of
«y "< seven to forsentstive in Group I ; HU It. Pope season was granted. The City reported to have bern damaged. Icepted ls*t night by the ilimsh Florida's Senator Claude Pepper #,,d o htnim n ir i!m iitn |{p rm itro t. ^rcitcn 'f H l Olio,| A u t o Worker* lh*
rnm Th* < " »f<l " 'll riv.uide«troy*r Chevron.
t'hrvron. The
Th ship and say* he's more optimistic than
authoriied expenditure of fund* J J . Cates is owner of the Cat** destroyer
to complete his appointment to au
— ------------ ------- —
“l <•“
‘ »«> cnnventi-m v,-n,- at .1 I' M , Fa-i*rn Star.turd
lilt VV \ t;\ .lo« ii a pr* *P"* fil In
West First Street, craw »a« escorted to Half*
fill the unexplred term of 0. J . { to remove mistletoe from 144 Apartments—on
he was for the passage of thr
WON’T :i v i : t p
Tiim ^
____
The
r**sii*i«*fs*s added Unit
The #*nm
communique
Pope (two years) a* county com-{trees in the City, ‘following n
administration'* fii-cent nilnlniun.
FORI 1 At I '.III'At ,E, March mere it'» ijti l--ti .Inf* An iff* ft Mil
number of incidents at Tel Aviv wage bill. Pepper I* one nf the
mlssioner In District 1, and J. F . ; request by Street Supt. Sidney
1d'
A' hi- rt in u-kell Itmthrr the pit ft **f fh i1 union 1fit‘Is i .whip
and Sarontt nnparrnlly wet,- In bill7* sponsor*
Fire Chief Cleveland
McClelland aa county commission Richard.
» ho still can't H’ltrvr Hint Iter U> bct'«4t thr *1urn from ft nil (o
t•mlu v YeaA* f t
tended ns diversion* to serren the
disap|irni ■ u $U.tt
tha
er In District 2, for a four year was authorised to attend
Claiming stranger Senate »ui>- ,,,t’
*hr
landing. Otic Jewish woman was port qf the liill; the Florida *t|Ce of t I N'nv fhrn* last I)'-c. tcrilAv ;t pIt'Ll t i infrfmu* thr din-. j
meeting next week in Tampa* of
term.
voted down. It's
1.«HMI reward to to yi.lllj
Leroy B. Reiter of Longwood the Firemen's Association.
SARASOTA, Mar. 26, « > )_ Injured seriously, n numln-r of senator saya, "We'vo picked up f' ba* posted
on Iritt ling to In* expected that the Irm era will
The Commission adopted
ts running for constable In LongThi ctrcus Is roiling again. arrest* wrrr made and some amis some vote* and arc in a hetler
wood tn District 9 for a two ordinance which would prevent tha Ringling Brothers and Bsrnum and explosives were confiscated. position than we have ever hoen." return. After one, of thn greatest make another attempt to -win
Earlier Hisnatehr* said siverrj
year term.
sal# of raw or unpaataurfied milk and Bailey’s "biggest show on
The Renata goes back to de Uml-*cn-air hunts In history, the their point during the aflerpoon.
Tiro Incumbeqte of lh* County within the city limits.
earth". Is leaving Sarasota headed hundred Jewish immigrants suc bating the bill today. No voting Navy lin* given up for lust the
School Board hr* seeking four
formation of fUe Avenger tor
In regard to the city street for New York and the traditions! ceeded in landing and finding is in prospect until tomorrow.
FOOD APPEAL
NEW YORK. March 26. i/P)—
pedo lumbers with 14 men aboard
year terms; Walter M. Haynes of markers which are being made, of opening
in
Msdlson
Square shelter in Tel Aviv. Other* cover
A 14-month-old baity is seeing
ed their arrival with a diversion
u ho vanished In the tinplrnl dusk
Sanford and District 1 and L E. concrete by the Peninsular Con tJshien.
\yASIIISGTUN, March 26. 1*11 through f>9-ye*r-old ejre* ' today
JO B TRAINING
without a tthce. The planes were r— President Truman ha* urged
Jordan of . District 1.
*_ crete Pipe Company, H. N. Bayer,
Circus officials expect this to ary attack on the nearby Katona
dli
camp.
on a training flight out ovd- more victory
'O n the Republican slate are City Manager said this morning be the btggeit season yet. The police
gardens,
saying because of a stranger * bequest
TALLAHASSEE, Mar, 20, </F) the Atlantic,
the following colored committee that about 60 of these era on train arrive* In New York on
that food still is ono of the most and the skillful hand* of a sur
— The Stats Board of Education
man: SL J . Jerry and H. Ruth hand, and that future dsllrtry nt Thursday.
vital weopons.ln securing a last geon.
At Stamford. Conn., a woman.
in Tallahassee has directed the
Starks as state executive com 18 a day Is promised. When tha
ing and stable peace. Million* si
MURDER CHARGE
From New York the show will
Dade County board of public in
ntittegmen; E. D. Strickland and first 100 are secured, steps win go'-to Boston for Its second and
dying or
facing Mis* Eve Tobey, left thi* wish
CLEVELAND. ‘March 20. id’)— persons are
last
*t
.
struction to “establish snd ade On their way lo Tampn today to starvation in Europe end Asia, behind her at her daalh
R. Er Strickland foF congreaslon- be taken to nut them up and Ust indoor appearance. Then U
at ccanmlltaemen and A. A. Fields stencil them, he said. •
hungry September: "When life leave* my
to Philadelphia where ft
Prior to his scheduled cam quately supervise programs of face firat degree murder rhargea he said, adding that
and i Ruth J . ‘ Allen for bounty
of body, I want to provide a happier
will stay under the big ton.
paign address here tonight at on-the-job training” for war vet are David Tihunio and Dominic people make poor disciple*
»
committeemen.
Mafrlri. both of Cleveland. Both democracy. A» Mr. Triinion put life for somsont living hy desist
This year the circus keynote 8:00 o’clock, Spessard L. Holland, erans.
The Dade board stopped super men hav«
waived
extradition f it, “W* ara now challenged to ing my eye* to *cionee.'’ Tho
is comedy. This has t-een worked former Florida governor and
Feb. 1 proceedings. In Tampa they will Ii hi
help win thi* global war against suffering* of her nephew, victim
out on the theory that hearts candidate for the United Ktatea vising the program)
of an eye affliction, had prompt
■till heavy from the burdens of Senate, will attend the baiU-cue after it* attorney, John Lindsey, fare first degree murder rhargea 1 hunger
appeal
wax ed the action.
war need the lighter touch of lo h* given nt the Fifty Asso- said he believed “the paymrnl in the Match li staying of Frank' The President’ss
Miss Tobey’a eyae were remov
diversion.
deletes Park tonight for the of funds for the inspection, super Daniels, 62-year-old a n t i q u e read by Secretaryy of Agriculture
NUERNBERG, Mar, 86, (*>t—
Andaman at a eonfrrrnca open ed and shipped to tho eye insti
So th i circus winter quarters members of the Brooklyn Dod vision and general handling of dealer.
STOCKTON,
this on-the-joh training program
Former Nasi Foreign Minister
ing a national campaign for Imnui tute nf the Presbyterian Hospital,
vrt~
W r --' An .uruiwr^clriflan defense Joachim Von Rlbbentrop opened tn Saraaota have lapsed Into gers and thr St. Paul Saints who would constitute a diversion of
An operation was performed and
garden*.
are playing an exhibition game
director- has disclosed that more his defense ’before the war Crimea their summer doldrums.
county current funds to a pur
FLIER H 1.0 ST
the corneas transferred to tha eyes
here this afternoon.
Ulan one dosen Japanese
tribunal today with a plea 4K
pose
not
within
tho
present
edu
MIAMI,
M
arch
'20.
iA
)—
Tho
of
tho infant — then eight
All nrraugementa for th* bar
JAVA OCCUPATION
caught trying tn lend on (ha net guilty to all coonta tn Ma
Navy lodsy released the names
becue have been completed, ac cational system.''
California coast in October, 1948.'
RATA VI a ,
March 20. bP>~ month* old. The child, blind from
let men t. However, Von Ribbee*of
tnrss
men
who
are
bellevod
to
birth, now ran see.
cording to reports from officials
Th* former v
p told the court that ha
he lost st sea after two torpedo Uritish force* have completed the
A hospital ‘spokesmen said the
of the Chamber of Commerce and
chief of , OCD. Kenneth Ham- aecepta full responsibility for Ma
occupation nf the southern half
DRAFT DEADLOCKED
bombers
collided
off
Rombrero
maker, sold between 18 aad IB acta whila ha served aa foreign
FRANKFURT, Mar. 26, OP)— the Sanford Merchants A 8*0*!**
of tho Japanese city of Bandoeng. baby — whose name it not given
Key
near
Key
West.
Tha
missing
Military police have reported tlon, tha organisations giving
WASHINGTON. Mar. 26, Of)— airmen, have been Identified as A British headquarters bulletin — will have U> return for ob-,
minister.
* —--7'.'it=n±5
the barbecue.
Tha Senate Military Committee Ena. Walter Bailey of flradsnton, aaya that there wa* no oppoil- ■ervatlon for several more monthe
Attorneys for tha defense than tha slaying of one American
from a Jap ■ubmtrlne about IB attempted to introduce a tang soldier and a serious attack on
was divided today by 8 to 8 on Ena. £ . J . .Jones of Tucaon, Aril., tion as tmlian troop* s w e p t before final- Judgement Is mail*.
miles north of.-Sen Francisco. He •*rl«* of quotation* from a num
ad of German
the issue of Whether to extend and ARM 3/c Charles Williams around the
southeastern
and But said’ th*. spokesman — “the
operation I* considered success
eeid tbe-soldiers took,the would- ber of public figure# to support
_____ j#n investigators
tho draft for six weeks or for of Pittsburgh.
southwestern city limit*. '
b# Invaders prisoner without ra- a contention that Garmany «raS
__no arraet has been made
Meanwhile, the Dutch News ful."
a rear.
listener.
:
\
The committee agreed to meet
Agency Aneta says that tens of
justified In violating the Var» la either ease. Both tb# murder
Hammsker made
and the attack accurod near the
thousand* nf refugees ara stream -'
-------------- ----------PORTLAND, M a r . 86. (AT— again lata this afternoon Ln
STOCKS JJP
Treaty. Tha court
border of Eiaalan-occupled Ger- A steady decline tn newsprint an attempt to break the dead
ing Into tho northern eectlmi TO DIBCU8S SAFETY COURSE
evidence, however,
any.
supply may force American news lock, Two members of the com
NEW YORK, Mar. 20, (/P>— previously held by th* British,
•ecutor. Sir
Na details were released on tha paper* to restora wartime elan* mittee won not recorded on the Assorted favorites displayed fur
___. .A.
. . ____
Heiry
Kenning. American
_____ of tha American soldier at derncss, Jack li. 8i
ate! instruc
Echoes were received with radio Red Crete water safety
Smith, president question.
ther . strength in today1* stock
Kschwaif* In tha northern eaetor of tha Pacific Coast
market, although many leaders microwave equipment set up at tor. will •discus* swimming and
test Association
tha terms o f Ui4
of the US occupation so no. The of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers,
HARONH TO MEET
fell by the wayside. Numcrmi* Sandy Hook, S'. J-, in 1U34, the water safety tonight during the
other Qt was way-laid in a dark said yesterday.
plvotalf faltered after a good first demonstration of tha poten weekly Boy Scout training course
Monroe Chapter No. IS of (he forenoon upturn, tlealings, fast tialities of shortwava radar.
which will be held at T . W.
He reported the demand for
far e t tea its the sup- Royal Arch masons wilt bold He for a while, eventually slowed.
Lawton's office.
tier meeting this evening at While Individual ■gains ran ' to
heavier ' pioductloti
The population per eqaer* mile
I o’clock. The Mark Master around
war. He warned
g wtU b* conferred. All losers
o«".;vh‘- > n“of
—
^
Secretary Brynes Is
Leader Of Move -To
F o r c e Considera
tion Of Iran’s Plea
t
♦
ra'
V
Geriri&n Youths Kill
American Soldier
Supply Of Newsprint
Continues To Decline
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Second Shiloh M. B.’ Vfliiireh, will
be h»ld Monday afternoon at
Funtral *trvl{*s for the late 1:00 o'clock at the churrii vfltK
,0v. J. II. Anderson, colored, the Hrv. S. Slpler, Sr. officiating.
ho served as pastor of the
Special Agent
PHONE
Florida
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LETT.
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t, of EMDUB CUIU F1r»t Publication February I* H i t
To Protect tba Peare of the Worldi
To Promota tba Progress of America
To Prodoea Prosperity for Sanford.
yo rn s:
NOTICE IM tlS.'llEIIV tllVE.N,
tlial I kin • naaurd in Itu.lnr.a at
111 lUsimlla Aunur, nnufutil.
Florida, und,-r the lirlilmus namo
Ml John* HU ctrl< Company, and
that I Inland to realatrr said name
liutauanl to the term* or tn* flc111ion* Mama mature tChaiilet iu t H I a s i or Flunda) with lha Clerk
of Hi* Clrrult court of miulnoi*
County. Florida "
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Idaho, California
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HIS new folding hnnjfer holds trousers or skirts
without folds or wrinkles. Trousers
Tby securely
the cuffs and skirts by the w a i s t . ________
VERY closet should lw equipped with one or
Ejtorc.
more. Now displayed and demonstrated in our
.
B. L. Perkins
A I' Ncwafcaturea
NEW Y O R K - The Protestant
Motion Picture. .Council haa de
veloped a p la p t.i Five uignnlinl
support to movie* of good moral
quality.
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, editci
of th* Christian Herald • and
sponsor of the council, explained
that In addition - to appraising
pictures a* in the past, mvmliers
of various Protestant churches
would be asked to organise
active box office support for
better filma.
‘’ This ia the constructive Ameri
can answer to un-American politi
cal censorship,” Dr. Poling said.
He added that the council would
form a committee to work with
the producing companies in sug
gesting suitable films and us
suring the producers of the
council's backing for such films.
Democracy Functions
In The ‘Wild’ West
i i ( is OP A l'i 'i ir A T lu a
t %\
with a New “H AIR-DO’'
knoHii.
,
THREE OPERATORS
‘ TO SERVE YOU
BELLE MINSCHEW
*
OI*
Phone 325
ANNA
MAE CHAPMAN
17 N. Park A v e .
•
Phone 717
Ill .UfAiilf Ilir fM l
w*M j.fHead v .\ fa r la*
■all)
WHEEL
I reads
I “ The
Commamlci
Submarine
Force. Pacific Fleet, hns I he great
honor nnd privilege to tmsthmn
loualv t-ommend the Into Lieutennut
I IJ t i I Samuel It Right.m. Jr. litI V-G-U S.N.R.) fni service n* sot
I forth |n the following:
•
Please do not call the City Hnll for specinl services for your trash
will be picked up only when the trucks make the scheduled rounds.
B A L A N C IN G
v « C . W e ls h
WE CAN’T GUAR
ANTEE thut you will
find ull of your fav
orite liquors here, but
we do have Home of
them . . . and we'll do
our best to bcc thnt
you nro auttafied,. •
H. N. SAYER
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l i t W. Flral St- — Phone 880
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
Savings .
We handla all types uf properly insurance
Km#•
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r ERON NRAR8 VICTORY
.
BUEN08 AIRES, Mar. 22. VP)
presidential candidate Juan Peron
now need* only 41 more alectoral
vote* lo clinch tho oloctlon. These
appear within hit grasp. Strong
man P*ron Is loading In both tho
city ami province of Busnoa Aires,
with M and >M electoral votoa
A N D R E W C A R R A W A Y AGENCY
“ IN SU R A N C E PLU S SE R V IC E "
116 N. Park Ave.
. . .
Phone 180
vouftooilvolv
colored. floral pattern, that will add beauty ai^l
charm to your bedroom. Pinch pleated topa cony,
plete with tie backa in a choice of Roec, Blue or
'
W IL L RETURN TO U. B.
'
........ 0 . 9 5
Pnrwn'a rWmrwrfltif*
toealled bluebaard. Dr. Marcol
Petiot, as a -political Ion# wolf
tntkown both to tho French re»
oUtanco movement and the Goa
n
tapo. Tha trial of the 66-yearold phytlclan want Into ita fifth
day today. Dr. Follot, charged
A
with .murdering IT persons, aa*
sorts he belonged to a roeIi tones
group which executed traitors to
. France.
* '
Rich dgmaak dniperlcg In a colorful, tmiUl-
7;
•
snANGHAI,
Mar. I t
<£>-
Th* commander of the American
fore** tn China. Lieu teaant Genoral Albert Wedemtyer, aald to-
WASHINGTON, Mar. >2,
(A t * )— ’ A nomber of con*
g rrv n rn view with optHnJ*m
Crime Minlalrr Slalin'a ex
pression of confidence in Ih*
United Nation* Organliatiua.
United
Nation*
Secretary
General Trygve Lie al*o ha*
*xpre**ed confidence in UNO.
Soviet Amba**ador Gromyko
aid an unscheduled call oa
Vreaident .T r u m a n today.
Whit* Hou»# I’ reiui Secretary
Charles Roaa aar* that the
Iranian queation did not enter
into th* rate.
r
Mr. Even* totha following
lady
pioneers: Mrs. Jane Oran, gd.
»nd born Ip Bcotlaftdi Mr*. C.
Collin#, 81. who wwf born in
Clay County! Mrs. EdU L. Snv-
ra* born In
. Fields, -18,
as born In
m#rou» gifts
ulMUlt
-S,» in ’
another
War.
i?!*• * o ™ n «n
drnt Eddie Gilmore In Moscow
Stalin toll! thr A'^H'i^tfil t rr**
, or re*|«>n.lenl tlml Ibe nations
wont pear* and ate striving for
n guarantee of peace,
-Thai mean*'', declared Stalin
n, hi* significant statement, “ that
thr prr*rnt frni* uf wnr la cauiou
pot from that quarter. I think
that thr prrarnt fear of war,
he rontinurd, Ml» cau»rd. by th«
artivitira
of
certain
political
^roup* which occupy thtniMivti
with propairandn f,,r a **aw war
Ainf who arr thrrrlt> anwlntf the
*rrd> of dUcord and lack of
confidence.
Motcnw nl*o reportrl Stalin
toM Glltnoie that he ittrlbtttH
J j f l t a kUi/lci^j a to • j ’f ^ dttq
Nation*.'
Stalin further *•*•!
•
-.Since it ia n aerinu* initrumerit for tht prearrvation of peace
and International aerenlty. the
atrenjfth of this mternutiona!
<»Hj;miration conaUta in the fact
CO Of Tenth Rein Marshall Zhukov Is
A g a i n Appointed
forcement Depot.
Ground Force Head
Is AI ho N a m e d
..id
mi
l.vi »«»i 1 f .r
»»tn<»r
..ffl . r-
l ol Kill*,,, of High
Ian-1 Park. III .
former ......
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mniulet of (hr Tenth Reinforce"r '*
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oi,-nl Depot st t.li'hfirtd, England.- f " l" npl « " "• r .1 «
,
,
a-ilnin wn« app lute
i ommissioiUT rosi
In Comimr Klc»rti n
Kllutn had apprnred a*
i Mlr fotc^,
.u, ,-rwittiest at the court mnrtial of ^ ^ Noiikov. M
ten enliifed men and two off! Zhukov wa. ie ai
eera ageused c f mistreating Am rr-1of the w
.r„ uni, flII
lean prisoner..
Major Richard upl>ujlltt<, were J
Kearney, staff Judge Adrecate! s,rlc(1|ai KurneUo'v
for the London areas, said the i manj cr nlll| (jenrrn
charge* have been preferred for Amlrrl Khrulev as
InveaUgation. Specifically, jho six !
,h<, r|.nr
ar# charged with consp racy to
Genrruli-slmo S
Inflict cruel, unu.ual and unSupreme m
authorised punishment on guard- ( ()y v(r\ue of h
house pristner*.
M
f„,c et
The name* of the five officers commandrr-in-chicf.
Kilian
accused along with Co) .....
are:
i»-I pi|, to represent all par!
Mai. Richard E. I.obuono of 97th Division To Be
* * •
* ra g
. riv 'he county with equal const
i Ittshurgh, 'former provost marActivated March 31 tim and to work for tfi- g.«
*hal at th* depot.
.
^
the county 1> a wtj°leMaj. Herbert W Dluhm. h r
TOKYO. Mar. 22. </P>— The
-----— — ---------------mer depot inspecting officer.
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Capt. Joseph A. Robertson, for 97th Division, known a* the _ ,
division, wiii bo inacti- L i m i t e d A r r i v e s VY
mer commanding officer of the Trident
.
310th Reinforcement Company.
.vh„
,Ufd« on .“ ‘^U ffi,*
Special Puaseni
First Lt. Granville Cubage of j apan's
BI1
main island of Honshu
Oklahoma City, formerly a prison , f Q * seven month*. The 97th —
ST. LOUIS, Mar. 22, t/VI-officer at the depot.
*ccmm
ccmpunded by Major General II. Illinois Central’* crack Ch
First L L Leonard W._ Ennis
k
_ of
. . .|.K. .Iramer
— wa* activated at saw Limited pulled Into St. 1
Peek.kill, N. Y - also
i'
'
a former!Camp
Swift, Tax. In Fob. 1943. today with a very special pa
prisoner officer at tha depot.
J‘ “ **•' Tha dlvisioh sailed for Rurop* ger who Is only 14 yesrs
proval to Churchill's casual use
---------In Feb. 1945. and fought brilliant- The child, Minnie Rose V
of the eentenc*. Dr. Robert D.
t In tho Ruhr Valley cleanup, was taken aboard In ker s
French, chairman of tha English
mong it* battle exploits was tho chsir last night when th*
Fire Sweeps 3 Block
f
COMMISSIONS TO MEET
---------l meeting of the City and
■nty Commluloners la admd.
1 to take place at 2:00 o'clock
|)rjn>f
Officers Charged . Vasilevsky Is
With Conspiracy Named Russian
To Mistre wt GFs
Chief Of Staff
Former Prime M inister Churchill
/
Still ftnow s H is English tan gu age
Carolina,
LoUfeiU-F.
S e n t e n c e Of Jap
M a j b r Suspended
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enlisted In the Naval Ite-erve
Inrtd
ti'-l for nctivo duty
T»...p» « , sn Apprenlin, Seaman.
Se,o JO. LUO. Thi* enlist.....“
tuiuiinuted. Fab. U. lu ll, wi.eo
hr n<crptanl np|udntinant n* MillShipman of Aalingpolls
After
dull III i.omeelion willi sotunin
ilies during which lie' helped in the
fiitlug not of the Mibmnr'oe, I'
S S. Grtiuion. he reperti- l tor dutv
nlmnrit that vr«*rl in IVmnhrr
1911 no,| on June 20. 1912 recelv
cd appointment
m
lirutrnnnt
( jff)
IIU uuntih for Pacific arrvlcr
irrlmlrd American Dcfenae Ser*
vfrr Medal. F'lr«‘t Claap, Aaiatlr
and Pacific \r»*n rampalirn Me*lnl
Prior to entry In the nervier hr
Att*Md«'| Stctaon llnivrfalty whore
he iccelvnl n It A. D tfrw anti
th« llm vat %lty of Alabama whei#
he « •« a member of tjya
Cltil* Thr Black Frlertl and the
Delta Kappa Fpailon Fraternity.
A brother. I .tout. John Diffhtun
i« home on terminal leave from
“ For meritorious conduct n. First
Lieutenant uf thr t'SS Giuoiou
I which destroyed three enemy
destroyer* while engngi-d in n
war puttol In enemy controlled th
ST. PETERSDURG, Mar. 22,
YOKOHAMA. Mar- 22, (,P )(/P)_ Detective Chief John 'Blurs
An American Eighth Army
In Ht. Petersburg says that a
tribunal today convicted n
27-yaar-old man who gave his
Japanese major of IH war
name as John Wright McDowell,
crimes charges. The military
Jr., is being held on a formal
rouft recommended the sits
charge of attempting to kidnap
stand for the eighth day a- a
pension of the major's
13
two seven-year-old girl* In St.
, witness in hi* own defense.
ly H. II. Mccs of Geneva.
year sentence ticcause of his
Petersburg.
The scowling former relchsmirThe program was started byRlera says the man 1* being
shnl had just started to revir *
On Ir al was Japanoso Maiquestioned about the Jan. 7 Mr. Evan* In a hall packed with his relations with Hitler when
people, including 160 Pioneers,
Ynlrhl ! ikitvke, -the rom
nnd many outaido looking in, 'n-Vson interrupted . to d rlare:
an !
-if a pr sonar of war
"This subj.-of m * been ft.'isp tIncluding member* of the Sanford
• p. 7 hr president of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce e l —Ihe matter of time is glare,"
ii r-n
Mil tary
CommitTael.* in declared that on the
whu arrived in a body after their
an, C I. William Yancey,
meeting to pay their rcYpect* to basis of witnesses yet tit be h -nr I,
d auapviisiiin of the seutrn <•
the Picneers and The l-nke Mary it app-nnsl prohnbte the t i d
ts nl it trroniiiiedrd liacausr
nU i-vtr'id into August
Chamber of Commerce, sponsor
t * »a
no r» idcnca lh>
■v- Idle. Cum mg un-l S -* n-t
of tho program. Thrre was mu* c
*nt.i- pot -i v v com -i
•
r
Osssml
It
A
’’
u
'1
<
by the Sanford Concert Orcbe-t n
,eiu •
-. Il>-—
- ,.
under direction of
ro '
— lo ntt mnt'd to pin re*|onlow* and a fine program of en
m in-.mg the prisoner ol war
tertainment,
with
Edwaul F. sitdlity ,u, Gnering nnd Hitler for
rnmp.
lane a* announcer, was pre the murder of millios „ f innocent
U ben Itikltake heard the
pe->ple
sented.
commission's
recommendation
Coering
almost
snarled
when
he ije Inred he would like to
Uralley O d h a m.
unopposed
he
replied
he
was
not
respon-lhlo
spend the rest of hi* Ilf*
candidate for th* State Legisla
educating the Japanese people
ture, and socond .vne president hut merely had collaborated in
Kith
rife
pdlirie*
to
set
an
ex
in Amertcau way* of democ
of the Sanford Junior Chamber|
ample
rff
obedience
for
Germaq
racy arul justice.
of Commerce, waa called upon
soldier*.
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by Mr. Evan* to »p*a*. He told
L th# re-organlxatlon ..of . hla
Caldwell Reappoints ogroup
after the war, paying
tribute .to Jack RaJigan. prealMrs.* Roy H o l l e r dent
and Julian 8ten»lrom past
president for thla work.' He
Mrs, Roy Holler, who has senr- painted • out the need for more
ad four years as a member of co-operation between Sanfcrd and
the Board of 8oclal Welfare, Dis outlying district*, and the need
1familiar voice had more to say.
trict 12. ha* been reappointed by
b riiiln g In new Industries toi Any man in the street can get The listeners blinked In surprise
Ocvemor Caldwell to serve a
VO Seminole County the f i l * « away with eeylng "Thl* ia me" as they heard, “ This is me, Win
term of three years.
deserves— Instead of "This la 1” — hut ston Churchill, speaking himself
Th* dutisa of theso roprooontaFrank Evans responded by when a' former Prime Minister to ycu, and I am so gTad to be
atlng that the Lake Mary o f England Hoes this to tho able to thank you in this re
tleo is to fill vacancies (n staffs,
tamber o f Commerce wae tho K'ng'a English — that's new*!
markable way." *
dost group of Its kind, having
Late last week Winston Chur
There It was, recorded for
.
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ccuplo
o
f
electronic
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Jt
..... .............. ............. . chill ordered a rcuple o f electronic posterity. They couldn't believe
Wo are very pleased to have of tha work of that group In recording set* from a corporation their ear*! The former Prime
u Holler with ua another going all over th* county In In New Haven, Conn. He *nld Minister, the man of enchanting
a," aald Mre. Jania Coll#, head order to promote a bond isauu he Intended to uae these .*U ihrase and agile use of the
,1 .
-.ic .ru office. a<as to build hard reads, and of the when h* dictates his memolra. anguage, had just aald, "This
h i. 5 in
unUrtng U her#f* , promotion ofa newschooldl*- Since Churchill was sailing with- is me.
i t
assist ni
furt& U ig W *t which resulted In the bu ild-in a Tew 'day., worker* at tha
By this time, grammarians all
k in tho county."
Ing of Uko Marr'a flno school N«w Raven plant of th* company over tha country ara discussing
,n
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now valood at *45,000.
*•»# up tholr weok-ond to pro ui«
iufr. in
e e . the
tho m
matter.
In mwn
most w
casee,
'
Brooch pins wore proaontad by pare the recording sot*.
professors of English nod ap
.aw? -as
•V
| Citation:
The oldest pioneer attending
|n
I> j * j ,, r C
n n ,>
the Pioneer Night celebration.
111
ir L t I H
held Thuraday evening at the
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Lake Mary Community Pudding
^1 ERNRKRG, Mar. 22, ,4 i
for the 21*1 time, was Mr*. N. * hlef Ainrricnn prosecutor Justice
Ranavelroo, who wa* bom lit Robert
Jackson warned today
Ndples. Italy in 1863 nnd who 'hat the war crime* trial of fnrhux lived in Seminole County for' mer German war leader* mlgkt
I I year*. Next in age was Mra.|»lrag on into August.
Erma Huchanan, 87. whu was; Jurkson dclivernl hi* warning
bom In California, lived in Maine after angrily Intervening lo ch-d«e
nnd later moved to Florida. Th e1off another attempt hy llermsott
two ladica were
presented hy 'loering to launch into a new
Frank Evan*, program chairman, slatrment praising Aihdf Hiller,
with oramrewood canes, bcantt- Goeritig w «« appearing
on the
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11 1 r n m i
'1 TV H |
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
v—
D r a p e r ie s , p a ir
A posthumous commendation awarded to the late Lieut. (
Samuel It. Dighton Jr„ ll.S. Naval Iteacrve who wa* officially
ported missing. Aug. 1, 1942, and presumed to have died Aug,
aboard the USS Grunion when that submarine was lost in the l*ac
area, was recently received from Vice Admiral Ixiula Denficld by
parents. Major ajut Mia
water*. Despite severe and perDlghtdit- Who live » n
«i"trnt nnti-aubmarlnr mea*ure*
Mnyfnir. The citation, •
result trig fn.rn these three suelate Rear Admiral R.H
t-e*«ful n!lurks, the Grunion was
brought safety through the count
er nttnek* and continued an aggn.lv e war pntrol.* As First
Lieutenant of the Grunion, your
performance of duty was an im
portant and materinj contribu
tion to the prosecution of this
war.'*
It.II. English
IN' A SNOW PACKED CANYON of the Sierra Nevaitas. out of Tnteker. Cal., eh* m entis of ,« s.archIng putty picks hi* way to th* snow-covmd wreck nge of the C-17 transport plane vetiirh explo»lc,| In
mid air and crashed against a mountain wait, bringing death to JO prt«on* Winter storm* hindered
the efforts of re»cu«r» in their search for three bodies—23 out of th,- 2<t having lurri, reroveied. (In
ternational Soundphoto)
The City is endeavoring to render better service on collection nnd
disposal of trash and hns placed two trucks on regular scheduled routes
throughout the City, which will he adequate to keen the City clean if
everyone will cooperate in expediting collection by placing trnsh in one
pile as requested.
.
D Y N A M IC
a r
Lieut. 'Dighton!"''who V «'« 'I ’ m does not belie vo the nrntlcii o f
in Snvannnh, G o. Dee is. ioi7. thnut* rintions are tryin g to
Effective March 11, 1946, the City will collect trash ami rubbish
from alleys only, excepting places where the property is not adjacent to
an alley- After said date all property owners and tenants will be required
to pjace.thdr .trash-ill one pile on tint alloy for disposal. Those <»ot having
access to alley should place trash in one pile on parkway and not sweep or
pilu in street Rutter for it stops up catch basins lyul sewers.
STATIC and
a n t N e w W
Officer—Who-Served Aboard Submarine *
U.S.S. Grunion In Pacific Theater
Secretary Of State
To Welcome Repre
sentatives Monday
S
crowd head out on the long roade
home,
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^ r ld D o N o t W
Leader Sayr
Byrnes To Hear Posthumous Citation Is Awarded. Soviet
He Does Not Think
Of Nations
Red * Iran Case To Lieuf. (jg) Samuel R. Dighton Armies
Want: New Conflict
As US Delegate Presentation Is Received By Parents Of
CITY M ANAGER
•
Arwodated Press I.eased Wire
And Disposal Of Trash And Rubbish
Core
I.M |Ills* nrdrr hr ptihlUhrd for
Beige ground*.,
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1916
Tba» dlalnrhinpa (* a ild hv oh-
IH H M I-A T III*
(if romolrtlnt filed uaniiivl vuu fur
dKcrrr, i»% I'At’l* H
MI2llltt*'K.
Itnw |)<*ndiha In lha Clrrult Court
of t<Ptnliiii|r l ‘until T. Murlda, on or
halorr Ih*- A|»rll ItftU t»a>. Iu«al|,
Mir in dl» »»f April. !!»•*
Spreads
Clear and continued rather <
noon and tonight.
i
In one group.
Police xaid that molt of the
trouble started in front of the
main factory gate. They declared
that aeorca of picketa formed a
blockade in an effoVt to keep
lant Official* from entering.
oma obierver* »ald there were a
thousand or more picketa at the
A plant.
Notice Of Regulations On Collection
Com m on
Sense
i
s
HAMILTON. Mont. 0P>— As Tn KI<MlK U XI I! ItIt t« *K whfla«
liluro - uf i •?•!<lr
atul l*u*l
In the ohl days, there wax keen
Offlrr
i rw« I* mn follow*;
interest amon- Hitter Root Val
U/ii K ath r)ii lliirgrr. fo r . ith
ley ranch folk in a district court
a
NfOtmiirV HI
I 'r im liu r f .
IndUiia*
trial of one rancher charged with
Y*»u
<
ft
it
f
f
fL
f
notified
and ragrand larceny In the theft of cat- *(H*f
I** tt'|" sr In h rrrlaln IlMI
CORRECT M EN ’S W E A R
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ioTAMFORD, Conn. Mar.
(A P )— Police say they
^ H rc taken in custody three
BBLt loadn of pickct.1 an the
^■gult of a clash between
■cketa and police today in
^ W o n t of the strike-bound
• Yale and Towne Compnny
manufacturing plant Twentytwo persons were urrested
HARRIET MILLER
I*nli Hg hjlil crrtlfl* atr »h*ll he
Inin iitrl am inlliii tu Ir*. the
!*•( i rIf ilorrlltrtl Ihrrrlu trill l»«
»nl«f in llm hlaliral hhldrr at* the
•*nui f liuti** *!•.*•» nli thr fli»l Alull*
•i. > in iim mwntit tn April, m e,
»» hi* t« l» llrr lei *l«) «if Alifll l»U .
i ( i t•«| iltlik 2%il» >Ut o f Frhruary,
rr* p IIKRS'lsGK
O lllir.ll
Established 1908
kers Form Blockde To K e e p Yale
nd Towne Officials
tomEnteringPlant
It's o M a t t e r of
Tire
r
W
r© i© i© i@ i
In
n
Get Ready for SPRING
POH
IT 1ST III' iwa
NoTM*»: IN ItklltCIlV (1IVII.S
Tii.tt I- -M llUllllINDKIt. holder
m| Tin I'n Ilf !<'*<!<• -vSu. l i t
l»aurd
tlir «lli day <*f Au«u*t, A l* l>tl.
Ium* riled w«mr In mi offlcV and
lid. matt* iipitllratlon foi a t*K
•
f <i |k* |m ||h| i IlHf F"l», Maid
rrrtifleate rifiW irri tlir following
itrM litifit tif<i|irr«> In thr t ouniy
<•( H**inlf»(»lf. Ht*tr of Kim Ida. lo
ll II.
S\* o f Hi:*, nf M\v U <l.r»* ity)
Nrrtion 21 T«»w-fi*hl|» •• Mouth
llcnu" 32 K*"t
Thr MMrgainrnl nf tlir ■•Id pro*
|.*Mt> under lli« ••»•! rrrtlflcat#
is*iif,| %«•• tn tlir iiaina uf Urt*i
f
im m
i*itofiA re.
IN KF.|
EHTATE OF
EM'DOIt CUllt.ETT.
D*e*ji*«d.
TO AM. CRKDITonir AND PKHSONS HAVINU C D A IM M UK
• DEMANDS AflAINNT - S A I D
CUTATE:
. . .
* Vuu and each of yuu nr* hereby
notified. *nd required tu t>r**rnt
any claim* and demand* whlcn
yuu. ur altli.r ■nf you, may hava
aaalnat lha *•(*(* of K N l> U It
CI’ ltl.ETT. d*c*aa*d, lal* of said
County,- to Ih* County Judan of
Hrmlnuie Countr, Florida at hi* of.
flee In Ihr Court House of *a<<!
County at Hanford. Florida, within
eight ratrhdar month* from th*
Hair of th* Drat publication • o f1
this iiotler. Earh claim nr demand
shall l>« In wrlllna, and ehall slate
the plare of raaidenc* and. post
of Dee, wdifyee* of the claimant and
•lu ll he nworyi to. by th* rlalmant.
Touch ton Drug: Co,
no
t
Search In Snow For Victims Of Transport Crash
A N N ’S MIRASOL B E A U T Y SALON
All Metal
Rust-Proof
Nickel Plated
★
tv. T. AKEItK.
Yuu and mrh of you ar^ Kprtby
•inf rr^ulird lu prront
uo> claim* and **,dtroand| which
you. or •Itfior o f you roar liava
•iK*tlit»t III* ••tat* of Ha T* AKI-ltM.
ih«rl>«d. lal* «»f paid t'ounty* lu
11»«* - County Judic* of M*»ninol«
County* Florida, at hi* office In
lit* <oiiii Imii*# of «*ld County
ut Kanlofd. KtOlWa. wltliln rinht
tnlrtulaio month* from the t»m«
of th* fir aI |i«Mlcatlo»» of Ihle
notice KA(*h claim or 4#in|<na
»hull Iir In wriling, and •hall *t«le
of AMERICA
Protestants
,
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
THE fO t IIT Or Till: riH-frP r
IN HE: run ATE UF
THE WE ATI! EH
In Unity There In Strength—
U. Ir. HElf.MWrN
IClerk circuit Court
Hamlnul* County, Fla.
(Circuit Court Heall
A TLA N TA .
Mar. “ 21, <Ar~.
Spring is an old show to the
weatherman’ at Atlanta. In fact,
he says that a s .fa r bark as he
can remember, Spring has begun
every year Just aa soon ns the
renter of the sun crosses the
equator. Officially that occurfence-called the vernalcquinoxoceurrtd at 12:33 A. M. in the
Eastern Standard Time tune this
ininning.
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*' ftuf tFwu
nKaarvar *1 I hr
FLOYD A. PALMER
Sanrord
Spring Old Show|
To Weather Bureau
S t a ff In Atlanta)
crs retrieved the neeVlwe frvm n th* statutory .llm* required l>r law
In THE HAMrUIU> Mr.HAl.lf. *MV
catch baaln two hours Inttr.
turd, riotiau, i-m o^rM or x*u•‘ I Jq*t didn't sleep well last eral circulation In said county and
autr.
night,
Muriel explained.
WITNESS my hand and official
• tal nl office at Hartford. Florida.
Ihl* :'.h day of rebruar>, ISIS.
i.,. . . , w i w w i M W f f a W
Th# machines, complete with
1,000 plastic recording disks, wfto
ready for sailing on Tuesday, and
Churchill wa. duly grateful. To Department of Yal* University,
oxpres* hi. thanks to th. men
dnte out that the Engll*h
ngoagt Is made not by a act
of rules but by men llko ChurchUI.
•
Princeton’s Professor Gordon
11*11 Gsrould says " It U L" is
only an affectation, anyway, and
an affectation is novor good
spooch. Professor Raymond kf.
Weaver of Columbia Univoisltr
E
week-end of leitub* to
thla work finished In
think It la most kind
and on a par wth all
help g*1
llm*. I
of then
the haa
A rea In Pittsburgh
Firemen still ara pouring water
on tho smouldering ruins left
by a fire which swept a thraoblock area In downtown Pittaburgh this morning. Fourtoon
firemen won# hurt Ire falling
debris and toppling walls aa they
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„ „ fought th# bis to — described at
Most of those who us* the worst th* city ham experlI," Professor Wearer enced In 30 year*. The flames
those who ara uneasy were brought under control at
ggrammar and afraid 4:00 A. M.
’ mistake?. *
On* down food and supply
lha as ii th* teltbraUd buildings wore destroyed In the
NO PR0P06ALS
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M<>rn1ti( Worstup, 11:06 A. M.
r. u. r, —
At THE C H U R C H ES
Tim cut urn
op
mm
ljr Atrnu, ut KlMh HU»*t
P t. m Si m ,
Prnrer
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S T A T E NETVS B R I E F S
The C1Q-PAC orgenxintion fathrred toy Sidney Hillman has start
iiv n r n
* m r ;* T i* T
ed its campaign of "educaUiai*
.
( Ill IK II
*
lm A?«R«r
H««r«lk Hrr^l
among Flornla votera who never
l«fe*«Th IWrbool Natnntiri. t i t "batnrred"' .lo
leglstar
befor*-.
* u.
First major reaction come* from
chureh 'B.rvv***.
»*rsv»f
Jacksonville Junior Chamber of
COmoi.irde msbWers -who h» is
D E PE N D A B LE
A N D PROM PT
Drycleaning
Service
LA K E Y'S D R Y C L E A N IN G Co
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RH.
• la booming at the H IL L HARDWARE COMthanks to quality merchandise, buyable prices and
Lei I'ountyh first earload of
icumberw, “moctastljr" priced at
Wednesday-!
on Ttu
t i V
another car
. ............
I.ttclsn Thonuu and bit brother
Car, *ay they have 125 acre, of
cidiet near the Charlotte' County
liar. In all they expeet to pick
mote than .to carloads during tha
next three weeks, according to the
Ft. Myers Ntws Dress.
ARCHIE
SMITH
2715 i'atmrttu Ave,
M hs
M in *
Wanted Dtrecl Lkm
To U. S. President
M.
, . l l . - s Is ilfv s ead
coum
•.'Ill'll CM
Itk y . xim su.v n k u k iii
N n k M 104 duhitiy—
It CO A M —-f*Mnd4jr Hc:iumi
II Ou A M -- Mfirntar U
IC * I* 1L Ymilitf
iiy m s v . i.i :n
A I' Ni-wsfeaturr*
TANCIFK — . A
s u l t a n 'o f
5|<n«cn who wanted the United
State* to cvObtbh a protectorate
of> r hi^ domiaiun* once trndcrerl
the I'rraident the gift of n manaitiiii*- Hop.
Thi* Arubian Nights' tile It
buri'd In arthivrs of thr Ameri
eAn dlplmnalir ngvnt and consul
general hi Tangtar in a series of
age* dating ftum Juhuary,
IH S K IIIX
S « l l stlSSlOH
«I1 1 M M 3 T t S K N V I C I
risnlord-Orlsqito
Highway
i«n.| (tsnsva Arsons
Rev. O lsa-i K irn llh . Past
Mr>rnli*» tVnrshl
Kmilne S -r,V ,
Thur»4n>—UI4w
rtre. l ie M l
Cernsrs
ROBB'S jfO M E
BAKERY
IN Tllfc COWAN BUILDING
meant she had to buy two tickets
but did not have to aupply the
baby-holder, Mrs- E n r i e > e t t n
Droves said she had 1found a
-wonderful girl who wants to lire
with relatlvea in Omaha and aha**
g o in g ‘to hold Theresa And while
J hold Robert."_____________
PACKAGE .STORE
11(1 SANKOHI) A V E N U E
Cunbtal^fotulaa U lo d S taubful Tlhnic S fo ti
Friday morning. March 22nd opens a new
for lovers of fine music in Central Florida,
SIGNS
era
SHOW CARD AND FOSTERS
Now you will be able to choose from our large
etark of nationally advertised brands,
the radion,
record players, records, pianos, and sheet music for
whUli you have beea^aailing.
‘ Visit oar show rooms, you wil| enloy seeing and
hearing the high quality musical products again ob
tainable for your pleasure.
*
Single or Married
Age* 16 • 35
Experience Utmeceasgry
0 — Dee’s Sign Service
(O. D. I.ANDRESS)
Mother Gives Bone
For C h i l d ’s Limb
NEW CR Lt‘A N 8 - T h c l i n e
from (iensis. “This Is now bone
of my bonwa," ha* a litiral mean
ing for Mra. Albert Ouaiman, 31,
of Morgan ('Hy. lx .
Mrs. tiussmxn is- recovering
from an operation performed an
her rfght leg at Charity hospital
here lo provide bone for the left
leg of her lB-m o u t n-old eon
-
Paid while leernlng
•
Frequent IncreRMR
•
Overtime pay
FRANK’S TAVERN
•
•
Paid vacation*
Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fo<
late hours
APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
‘ 8 - 6 weekdays *
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Saturdays 8 - 1 2
OR*1
232 North Oraage Avenue
Orlande. Florida
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
s. Rcrttlv-ntiM'il Concrete,
II*,,*
reninsukr Cosncrete Pipe Co
CRAIN TO MIC HUNGRY PIOPII IN lUROfl it mown p*uinng I ruin n
giant 260-tool elevator Into tlic liold of u vi-set bound for Yutoriavki at
the railroad and marine terminal in Baltimore, Md. Million* of budicit
of grain have been shipped from that port ft r Englend. Denmark, Yugo
slavia, France and Italy under the PNIUIA sponsorship. (Intcrnatioaoi)
r, la* nv icf nlcrm
I.!. .'tlrwei
tul*i u
■DT -.tr.'ngth' u *• I !.•
mnll lri*a_-et!n?i*h
liter large in,n t III •
*f, •‘-errfnrt* rltr ?i*r,t
Y C ’JR
r"su N sn ”
• DI NE and DANCE at the
HI-HAT CLUB
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Orchcslrn Every Suturday Nikht
?Q*fAZn IDIIC*
Ihr "SUi» • a »h|
Sti |* - .11 lt»ly. c v I hI 14. I • l I!
N( t Ik «iiL*i\ •*). Nrti Yuri. *‘it>.
hti i ii null'll !•> *u •'*•■• »• v *«f
GOVtONOR <1 M:u.
W.m It--l>« 11 |»;»Himm.|| Ilf IIk* *<k.
Thye tabove) lis* a n n o u i.tt.i.n
miu> • aul llml will •tuilv rrLit'unhe will Ik* a rahtlhiuti* fur th * Dr- I sli
! rtwrri* Ar»ii% *?-i •
»* I
|juljlirnn iKiitilnatinn for II S Snidtoe In tnr conuns prnit.ir.es I'ulillcdl piult'Kr of ll.imlil K. Sl;.;r.n,
Tliye will oppose the Inrumlrcnt. 1
Benator Hmnk flhtprtrad. yiTClng t
a fourtli term
( IMii-mail,,uni t
Steaks— Chicken — Barbecue
Sanfr.rd - Del.nnd Highway'—
furnirrly Short's Camp
If you'll viglt our Jewelry Deiiartmont, we fed sure you will find junl the "right1
gift for hint, no matter what thu occoaiun for. gitt-gb’jUK JUUY
Tuxedo Feed* will make, your
Chick.* Grow
Sterling Silver
Get your supply of
hnedthy Baby Chick* from
YOU DRI VE IT!
PHONE 200
Watch Chalng
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Manonlc RingH
2nd 8t. at Hanford Ave.
Rhone 358
.
Evemhurp Pen and
Pencil 8etn . .
8:75 up
Pens . . . . . . . 5.00 t
Before He. Puts that Uniform
Away . .
,
*
e*l the fellow ng: Mi*, it. L. form,
of Buffalo. N. Y.; Mrs. W. It
Hughes, of
Lake Mar.v;
Mrs.
Jos la Wilron
of
Montgomery.
Ala.; Mr*. D. L. Undifwoml ot *
(icnevn; Mr*. Robert \V. laird of
Sanf.’rtl; .Mr*. K. K. I.ioyd »f
Sanfmvi; Mr*. K. K. June* of
Sanford; Mrs. \V. II Steven*- o!
Annrsliutg, Mat* ; Mr,
\V II
Shaw of- Kimball. W. Vn.; Mr?
tV. tV. I'.'ge of lotinsoi l*il}
Term.; tV. II. Steven* of Anncr
burg. Mas*.; Mr*. •!.. (i. Johnrn *
of Truy, Ala.; Mrs. f . M. Ilarpei
i f Converse, Indiana; Mr*. 1.1i.
Crawford of (ienevn nnd B. L. I
Alford of Binghamton, N. Y.
From Hanforil were: Mr*. Lula
Hall, Mrs. Alice Swingle. J. J
Holly, Mr*. Mary Overstreet. Mr .
Kmuin Buchanan.
Mr*. FL I.
Jones, Mnry K. Jameson, Ml
F'dgar Bigger*. Edgar tV. Big
per* Mr*. M. J. Meek*. M. I
Meek*. Mrs- W. B. Stovall. K. •
Colson, Sir*. Emma Abram*. I
(«. Hayes, C. C. Earl, Mr*. C. •
Earl. II. II. F'ostei,-Oscar I’rai
*Cn and Mr*. tV. (i. David. From
Lake Mary were: Mr*. T. I.. O'
Id»t U5 make a
Chuf!ciSTARRETt\
NOMINATED by President Truman
as Artist Ant Srcictaiy ot Htntr,
M aj, Gen John II. H illd rin g
(above), Nrw lloclirlle, N. Y^
served as a duct tor of tho War De
partment Civil Affairs Division for
three years.
(frusrimstonnti
photograph you
will
U lfa r e t t e
treasure al
ways
.
Coalum*
.
ESSEX STUDIO
108 N. PARK AVE,
306 W . 2nd ST.
PHONE 576 !
Phone 106l-J
Annie Kumell Theatre
Oil YES YO U C A N ------at the
H ILL H A R D W A R E CO
.
MIj«dy PrcclottH Slrennt”
'•uH Bit from one bright color to another like « chib) trying to riwoee
W n i»
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Watch panda
•
Cigarette L igh te n
.
.
Convealent term* can be am
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... .
I N THE SOUTHEAST
*
.More pcopl? dtink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other.- »
It must be...
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SFECIAl EMISSARY ot tlir French
Giivripn i-ut lavn Blum Is pictuml
as lie rallrrt *1 the titute Dr;* '*
incut in Washington. The tui *r
Socialist Prritllet of F'rgncc .* in
tl>e United Stair* to nurd!*'*' <•
loan of 53.000.000,009 lor hi* euuntry.
(fnlernationai ,Youiid|dt&tu)
Rolling College
Preaent T '
3.00 «p
..w fit HARDING
wave to travel to on object Ht m*d<
feet away and bac* again is ssnu calls a year, FV«r tin* y»J*r_ ended
ten-mill)
*
dar c<iui
i«o .t (i.o c o -«ir "(I |errCtlL
curately.
The KoIlin8 Players
AH Leather Billfolds
CHAPM AN
lA/.-.moff
B A B Y CHICK* TIME
KTerllng Silver
i
CARSOM
PHOTOGRAbHER -
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g
SHOWINGI W
ROBERT L COX,*
Pina A Ear Hags
Snitfnrcl, Flrtrlda
H C Y !. . . M A C .
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PAST IS
U lW «H
tiuntgul
S H O T
fcchal
.v; «w •jgtrjvttt-'Awig-nEruM w
SOUTH ERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
te'in'iftlff'nasfA* &&
end Ptstss servtea
UufW*r iu**
M iO K
C. L.
.'li» S*»nlt*r«| A % rm »r
iu***» w d c n il, «4 tu r rni|M »jcc*
H3-HAT CLUB
E
*■111, iq se a * hi.
It as* a " xi * 'kvottosst tunic*. t f i i brought him to t’hsritv hes*
Cirut Amiissssdors (reung pee- pltal about seven months ago.
HD. 7:06 I*. M.
.
Doctors sgtd that he might be
cured' If bone could be grafted on
hia »qg."
Tbjredsy »i«f P u .
WsUnasdar sll-rnoon p r a y at
Because she was ao frail,'doc
mtstla*. t:l* I*. U.
tors at first suggrated that her
bu*bead give bone from hie leg.
R A L V a i rtHS « S « T C n s O S a
“I wanted to do it because we
are poqy people sod ray husband
haa |o work Ip tho shipyard to
take care of me and the stx child
ren." ibe continutd.
A 10-ioch ecar now rsmalna
( i l l
luma and New York had seven
each, South Carolina, West Vir
ginia and lllinol* bad five each
Lr.ginmi, Scotland. Ireland. Italy,
Sweden and Switzerland were
among the. c untries represented
Starters on the entertainment
program with Mr. Lane nnnounc-j
ing, were dancers from the C og-1
. luin School of Dancing including,
-olo dance, by little Gretchen t
: Kirehhoff, Jackie McDonald nn*K
\nn Whitaker , nccpbaljc dance* I
'•’by* Anita Aiw n aifiT Kitts*? Coca,
, with nreompaniment hy IJIIinn'
Morf n.
*
l J.’ Martin Sllnecipher, a room- 1
■panie.l by Mrs. Edward lame.
I sang, “ when You nml I Ware
j Young Maggie" nnd •Memories.'I
j which lorvgd weie well' suited i " '
• the occasion. Mrs. tii-crge liar-'
I lien's siijglng of "The .iwerte*!
|Story" and “The W o rd is W a l
ing F r The Sunri. e," w a s ‘great-1
I |y enjoyed. Mrs. Kane urcomlimited lier.
, liobo Dean recited
!V.rolcl'.>
' "Soliloquy" from .Shakespeirc^TiL
Iju ry l.nssing, bog cartoonist,
mad, com c drawing* of. a l'iv.1
Wat ve'.'ran. a Pioneer diving
sinU l.m.e Mary, mil n I’ioneei
driving d-’i old Font.
Tom Tien- of Lakeland, in full
blackface makeup nnjl costume
gave a .humorous reading, rc-ultng in much laughter.
• With Miss Uosomary Burdick
hi the piano, a group of Seminole
High School (ilee Oilib members
Jtk UtAc!
TELEPH O NE
OPEBATORS
Starting Rata
5 days
^
•
I( nutInurtl From
panties, nnd
an Desmond, who
wa» tom in Ireland get a 12
pound head of cabbage.
•Florid i led in pioneer* with
21 ‘ present, Georgia w »* re. nnd
with 10. Pennsylvania had nine.
Ilirfiwnn__ Ohio,- MiuaqyhufcU]
Someth*!# /
FIHlT BUfVS T R A IL
S A N T A FF. m — New Mexico
state police are looking for n
two-way fire bug. Someone re
cently set Hr* Co a ham, they
said, then scattered red pepper
In his tracks In tha anow, a
enlly to prevent use of b
hounds In tracking him.
Pioneer Program
Held Last N ight
In Lake Mary
FINE QUALITY
WHISKEY
WINE
RUM
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GIN
.
"It i« n btg ||on and apparently
very fierce." says tho first frantic
nutr to the State Department. "It
came in • cage and with an expar t krept-r to look aftar It,
"I’lcasc aend Immediate instntc-
Tht> deportment wrote back
that the President "cannot find
any us* for the lion in Washlngl-n
i, IV
*11 .agent,
,*, knowing
Li.... Ithe
k.
ton."'* U■
But
the
sultan would feel insulted if his
\llnl»Vf*f', y IWtianJ Itout.
Hutul*iy fVIi miI, |«l V*
gift was nut accepted, arrange.)
Mfintntf VVwrahtl» ||
rtfttiikr. : l*«
r r*-<l K tu m ln irr to .hip the beast just the same.
Weeks later, the records show,
ii ntiitN lemii. Ah-bstmig •
rtul‘J«- f
Th** Vuoih nt Y
** the lion sailed for America with
interpretar for
T i l |) . I I I T I I M I I R I M r - T I S T
him--each on the State Depart
I M l III It
mint pay toil nt 130 a month.
.ur»! A *» 1,1 N.nlh HI.
.. A'. I'anm. J'sslar.
'
’ There's nothing htre to indlaua>1«r Klhim!.
5 11 a . It.
t«te whether the lion ate th* in
1 II. Xll't'llolOK.. >*i|*1
tlfrtt.lne V i r»u,*i.
M.se A.
terpreter .nn routa, but the sullun
KVsMl.a* \V« jWi,
1As |». I
didn't get hia protectorate.
W'mIk. s,1>s I'rslsr Hsriles, 1
lr»t and Third Tu»»<J4>*
:^PIES
-
Communists taking over in Jack
Cvsry »e*<*xl flunday-lloly Com sonville," urge eltli-. n* to rerister
munlon. S:IS A. U.
.
Other Humtays-Retvire* 1 :1 # !*. M and vote.
i ' m II I- messy, I’nr-tor
nuadiiy Hvl.ool, te as a . It.
woman member
li.rsld (2. lto».«rh, Miipt.
tha Flat Ida Legidalure, Keprc-Morn Isa Warship, I l ; i » A Upentatfrr May loin Baker of
Illrertnr Mrs. Myts n u» r k '
i’iuellas County and St. I’slarsn, T. U,
( sv I* M
’
Kv.nliut Worship. ■Tilt I*. II.
Wednesday I'isyrr tirrrlrs. Til# butg, has b*sn tleclad ns Florida
Fish are plentiful in Fort Pierce
director of the National Associa
I*. M.
Judging from a report which
tion of Women lawyers.
stptrs that 250 members of churrh
ftnlginxr began training brot hr i hood*, men's classes and
cariy In February to be Florida Bey Scout* wtry in attendance at
highway patrolmen. After a stiff,
five week coarse, 2d survived and
will have the oath' t|f itCfljA-ltd.ministered to infra' t m fiy it fY a V
on.a c'Ly by Justice Klwyn ThomMoraine s*ru*
ai of the Florida Supreme Cow;.
Three of Lakeland's City Conr
Wnuraewy n iu m
--------mle-lonere art determined that
t u 7 it.
A ten to fifteen rent increase pnu lal»or shortage is going U
prevent irAvsrnnia
governors n
oft in
10 ri.nit
southern
stgiaii meeting in lotkeland March
kH>.ll from being properly serv.il,
and have dunned while coats and
Pastor
■earticH balancing trays prff i U a l« y .;o serving a I'otk County
t. Vi M. A. tilt K M
nie.*lfast to tbv governors. The
lt"*r|illli, > * • P It
erVu.Molo O iu n if <'uurtpuUSC.jiupiiulsvioiters -arc M a y o r Fat
HIM- Ctvsve*. Itwi A M
Flanagan, liru go J. Tolson and
W,.f*hi|, sn<t Cummnntun. lin e
••<11.1 t H iis k r.rts* o r 1 1 l MCMI II William R. Cade.
nt;v. MAHK CAI.PKMKJI. Ilrclur
Kv-aing Korvlro
Holy •.‘•>n,niHni„n. » •<» A. m
I'liSii'h * hoot. ( IS A M.
. V. P. H. I. to * »*. J|. Dally
M. T. W. F. » "0 A M.
ROLLS
CAKES
N E W A R K . N. J.. OP)— An air
lines clerk at Nswarlc Airport
who must have thought he was
in orange ceilings and a IS to still In the Army earn# up with
25 cent In.'raase for the California a regulation that a mother of
product may soon b« put into ef twins must find an “under-sitter"
luct by the OI’A predicts the for the extra youngster If aha
eland Ledger,
!L=aS98SEa|BBP^WILLARU cpNNOl.LYS^V?.~.----r.. ..
TI1K S A N K O H I ) I I K H A L D , S A N K O H I) F L O R I D A
p r
nds ‘Under-Sitter'
For Baby On Plane
1 10 V. H.
W f l , I.M P.
>■*. Paul Vat**, Ps»ti»r.
Hunt*, ttrlii.ul, IQ.bV A
unr»
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1DI0
THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA1
m
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A Chinese J’liiv by 8. I. Uniunt;
.
Tueadny, Wedncaday. Thursday. Friday. Snlurduy
March 26, 27, 28. 29, 30 — Curtain 8:1*1
Prices 60c, »0c. $1.^0, 'including tnx
Seat reservations may he obtained iri Orlando at "You, Per
sonal Service" at Orange (uurt Lobby and San Juan Hotel
inestanine. Theatre Bos office open* Monday at 2:00 I’ M.—
on ice cream flavor! Cool linen, basket weave and twill Ubrict-H iiooed
with a flatter of pjilnm, trimming or gaUmred skirt! 9 to IS) 10 to 20.
/
We. Have In Stock
>
.
EBUO
ELECTRIC W A T E R COOLERS
IHiNT BE A HARRIED HOUSEWIFE!
SEE I S FOR T1IEKK HOUSEHOLD
HELPS THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED
A' SINK STOPPERS
x SHOW ER CURTAINS
★
BATH MATS
^
U T ILIT Y MATS
★
DRA I N BOARD MATS
★
ELECTRIC HOT PLATES
nnd mnny ttlhcr household needs.
✓ LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing & Heating
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319 Elm Ave.
, ,
Phone 109
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F R ID A Y ,
$ a n f o R d ;j l r i M i p a
M ARCH
2 2 ,'U 9 4 «
iSxei'i t
Where The Trouble Lies
The Sanford Herald
Ope of the reasons why The Herald in not able to
Itivfe its render* better service now that the war ia over la
that we have been unable to buy much needed new equip
ment and essential replacement parts for our machinery.
Largest supplier of such equipment and part* ia the Mcrtrentha'.er Uncftype Company of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Thla organization la not a big business. It 'employs
about 3,000 pcojAc antPhas a aplendfd record for manage
ment-labor rclationahlpa, but alnce the first of March haa
been eloaed on nccount of a strike among 1800 of Its CIO
workers. During the war it was engaged in making precision
instruments for big guna and won four Army-Navy awards
/or, prcklactiom ncMeyeraimtiG'
T’ y "
"Since-1941 It'-hasIhVrfaieti ihF'nvcragi htigcVafes of
it« employees more than the increase in the cost of living.
It haa offered another increase In wages retroactive for
30 days prior to approval by the OPA of a price increase
to cover it, and it baa laid all these facts before the Union
representatives, the- OPA, and the Commissioner of the
U.S. Department of Labor Conciliation Service. And the
result was the strike
"Actually, what else could we have expected," asks the
company. “ How can the Government’ encourage general-In1W
U •
at -Thr creaaca-.for employees in certalrr industries, and not have
I'm * wfclrfc Is
ail workers everywhere demand and strike for like in
It sir w lllW is IS*
* •'
■kllrsllss t.f isll
SI»Mlrb»s creases? When the Government shouts, "Labor is entitled
realise i# H #c ssi *tS**w}** to substantial wage increases," and then whispers, "But not
rvdltvs U Ibis M P * » » ■ !
ha |*Ml i f t i , sshllahr* fcrrrla. ALL tabor, if the circumstances do not warrant it"—
ill rlftfcl* Is r lM U lfiltn si ass
which words would you expect workers to hear? /
"UNLESS A BUSINESS employ's over 200,000 people,
or unless m strike will deprive the public of food, telephone
FRIDAY. MARCH 33. 1 M I
sendee, heat, furt or transportation, there is apparently no
reasonable way to settle labor problems: Otherwise, a busiBULB VKR8B FOR TODAY ness must battle employees with whom it has no quarrel,
or sit und wait until itn back, or the Union's back, ia
broken.
NEIGHBOR AND FRIEND: He
“This seems..to be the era of Allcc-in-Wonderiand
that alandereth not with III* economics based upon an elastic sales dollar, a period
Joniur nor iJotih evil to nU
frktuUt nor Uktth up~* H p r w ii during which imluatry Is to experiment with the twvel
against hi* ntlghbar.— Psalm 15: |Aan of paying out more than it takes In. We would have
more confidence in this millennium if also there might
be
legislated out o f .existence the bankruptcy courts and
. Sanford will have baseball her*
hext summer. Congratulation* to the posalblity of insolvency.
the Baseball Association.
' "Orders, regulations and public statements keep com
ing out of Washington. Pains are taken to reassure everyone
Ara you registered so thsl you
can vote in the tomitfg Democrat- 1 concerned with wage disputes, but all the risks are left
|e primary! Are you sure!
j squarely on Industry's shoulders. We are reminded of the
manager who sends his battered prizefighter out of his
Borin* came to California this I corner with the brave words, “ He can’t hurt ua!"
weok with 13 Inches of snow.
“ It's easy to suggest that business increase wages and
Thank goodness we live in Flur
|then rely upon some offshoot of the OPA to authorize the
•: price increase necessary to prevent resulting operating lo*aGovernor Caldwell Is suing uTri
Col i’ ll.. Actually, however, it took a year of unceasing struggle
lier's magatine for ( 600,000. over
their Marianna lynching istoryf
‘ . * |by the whole printing equipment industry to obtain from
i OPA a price increase which, when grunted in January, was
Or was it purely accidental?
|insufficient lo cover the current cost of past wage iilcrensDon’t forget lo file your ap ies. What hope does that leave for obtaining Immediately
plication for homestead exemp
Increase necessary to cover any further immediate
tion before Apr. t. Thla l* some- 1 the.price
^
G L U T T O N FOR PUNISHM ENT
a Modem to seek vote* a* a Mos
lem and n Hindu a* a Hindu. In
the recent election o f a new Cen
tral Legislative Assembly, for
example, the Modem League did
not enter a single candidate for
a seat not reserved for n Mos
lem.
While Hindu leader* originally
opposed the Pakistan plan outighi Mohandas K. Gandhi indi-
F in e
cept It under certain conditions,
and Pandit JawahaMal Nehru sakt
not long ego that the Moslem
province* would be offered "95
per cent"
of
Pakistan. This
reasonable altitude o f th» Hindus
seem* to indicaU that religious
divisions need not prevent the
creation of a self-governing In
dia unless Mohammed All Jinnah
and hi* associates prove complete|y intransigent.
w a u t y
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Bengal nnd the eastern half o f dlnns that the religious division*
Jnjali, be incorporated In lh r '„f the country im- stressed so
opoitd Moplem *U tft
much by iu politician*. Hincc
illpisr-tkillmctalhsrdlu CPtlfwyp the people o f liuli# hav* ahowu
ft is unfortunate for the In- an ability lo liv. ami worls to-
gether despite, differences In bclief it .teems probable that the
*rivrn religious controversie- tl.ws not* nrise so much
from r.iilltie* In ordinary life a*
FLETCHER -E. BOLLS. DICK EI-SBERRY
PHONE 303
'nt •u n w lad i .
AMOCO
one requires in what it pays its school teachers, fe re ’s hop
ing enough oil is struck to finance the revolution In Missis
sippi, also In mv Alabama. Mlaslssipplans are taking nearly
2,000,000 barrels out each month and with the price up 10
cents to f 1.10 now there is a gross of more than 125,000,000
a year for somebody. But that Is far from enough to make
a sufficient reflection In state income for doubling teacher
salaries. And doubling la what they need. Mississippi's
teachers ought to have twice as much as they are getting.
And they ought to be twice as good as they are. They and
their counterparts elsewhere aro the moat important people
in. this world today. We almpiy can't go on rewarding them
at a rate which ranks them econonticaily with dishwashers
and charwomen.—John Temple Graves.
v
NEW YORK HERAL0 TRIBUNE
ML Alice'* statement of Bri-Moalera
policy toward India givaa
new Importance to Pakistan.
Thle la the lame given a propoaod
Moeleqt state-within India which
is, demanded by the Moelam Lea
Hindu* are In the
gue. Tlje demand, grows out cf including
Assam, thk w^isHt-Ml
Hah
approved Uw otntr nay dominated by
iBdtiUr Labor-CwraWwICTwlla achle
laves
m racketeers to us* threat*
violence to prevent a farmer
a transporting perishable farm
tacts' to market or require
lo make payments to a union
lAintlon. U Is aimed at a
mon practice of union. reckra in iarfe cities who forte
nare delivering to markets to
for tit* services of a union
k driver and union unicadets
tgh tbe farmer doe* the
and ths unloading him
Hindu*
self-government.
The conlrovtray is religious.
not racial, as many of the Mew.
lem Indians are of the same ra
cial stock aa many of the Hindus.
in some doubt that a
lama favor
Informed by
Pakistan—a d
the OBposition
head of the Moslem Lonany plebiscite—but the
AtM on w c c r a n W
a s n e u i M T or
HUJCU5 ALPHA im
BAeK •fkAT
‘I’ve Got You Covered’
Sparkling Bun
E N A M E L ..-
A modern, lustrous, quickdry Eiumrt finish.
Very
durable,
lung t nearing.
Won’t turn yellow.
,
H IND U S A N D MOSLEMS
In Democrats long after he
openly become a communist.
iera might say that the Amert way T« lo tolerate the onlni qf other* even when, they
Aw in agreement.
f f o n - OJellourtny
o
bust or bait anyone, that we aro not unti-enything—unless
of
L A R C O L O Il)
W H IT E
avsning. Those who have never
ust progress in teacher sal&rjes-but revolution—
heard him deliver an address, as
well a* hit friends who hav*. that is what thla State and mine nnd every other Southern
secretary
Use
p o r c e l a in
thing which ha» to •* don# every.W age increase?
“ I»T THERE an answer to all this? Or arc wc to re
main
indefinitely on the horns of the dilemma? If the
Miami la rapidly becoming. If
voices
are raised in inquiry, people start calling names.
It ia not already, the air trans
!. the world. A\!
"For example, as n result of this advertisement, wc can
portation canter of
r*c*n t-jtp oirt
t‘ reveal*
' .that too expect to have local 475 sqrenm that we arc spending “ its”
planet a day,
many of
of themjwM
them huga ’ money: to have the Internal Revenue Bureau question the
fi-many
Mae"*tZfVPku»»*th*Ic<^ °J the advertisement M a buslneaa expense; to be
rational Airport every labeled antl-ndminiatrathm, .fascists, union-busters labor
*
^ p r o i i are confuietl b y the gasoline ads
rem em beri It*» nor w h at’ ti io the adt» it ’ i
the tanks th a t counts! F ill up w ith Amoc
once. Q u ic k e r than it takes to tell you abc
�A
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Social
And
Personal
x S S e e k ly E d ile r i Cecelia Truluck
Hoys Are-Active At
C a / e n o a r [K e y Club Convention
MONDAY
! Or. j j j . Root. iponsor of the
Executive staff meeting of ihe |Seminole High School Key Club,
W.M.U. of the Fjrst Baptist; has accompanied members of the
Church, will meet at 8:00 I*. M. I club to Daytona to attend the
at the ehureb. The quarter!
*
'*
......
prartcrly
eetln#. O f the W 3TU k
Lcgi otn Auxiliary
To Have Luncheon
,*
’ -n
The Campbell-Loosing Unit No.
63 of the American L e g i o n
Auxiliary will have u luncheon
at the Mayfair Hotel nt LOU
P. M. March 3() honoring Mrs.
J, B. Kirkpatrick o f Euatis*, deirtment preaident.
All auxiliary member* should
makc their reservations not luter
Thuradny evening by calling
‘ 55 Students Debate
At Seminole H i g h
From High School.1
.
Clyda llutt ha* been nominated
for atata president o? the Key
Club and will mu for election
with Simon Dingfeldcr ns hit cam
paign manager.
Among those attending the con
vention from Sanford are: Dr. J.
B. Root .sponsor, Qlenn Lingle,
Joe Wathan,' Walter Mead Smith,
Wnyde Rucker, George Spencer,
_
_Hutt. Spencer fHai'den.
i
Clyde
Hill
Ludwig, Simon Dingfeldcr, Ilous*°n U*bcock and Walter Schnahie.
Kathie B r o o k s Is
Honored With Party
T E R R A CE
Activities
... ' ... . ,* . . . . . . . . .
-
TALK
_
S p o ilk .S
At
l
.Reaves,
Lu nch eon
i
ilrssSed® UTttL ufOv ,'lbrr’ ^vtelMrV' It C.'•iMtiufiTuulTim tm'in in'iKr V'
binln m now slatiofted nt trlnnih'
Aji Allf’tft Shriller hit*
hi
Mrs. Don Carraway and Mrs.
James Partin 'and daughter, Su-.
aanne, of Oviedo were in Sanford
shopping yesterday.
Mr*. Bessie Klasecn o f Hotchkiss Colo, is visiting her sislet,
Mr. R.C. Long, on Richmond
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd of
Houston, Texas* will he the guests
o f Mr. and Mrs. F, ©. Bennett
for several days.
Supl. T. W. I.awtou is npending
sevtral day* in Jacksonville at
tending a conference on veteran
education and training.
urrdanda the dyingt iirgaiii-jitmrTfNjti -Arivlng to jhchope and In despair Vrtit .ii ft81'
TIki i*iv ir .department dccid.M
u u b i c . i* in irn vir.v/i.Mr. Isl’KER-* have * trustid to plUr 0\Vu tm........ will.—then
............... „onl
„ y will you to write letter* to legijlutivt- ieBUDDY PRtfCTOR. JOHN AN-l.'huken
GKL, . . . and othirs that we jhavc achieved. Thiiaimijy ran you pre*tillative* urging them to con
couldn’ t see because of the mob j gain the secret isAUtkd joy of sider tlit> 10 luConi medal ton* giv
.
MARGIE and SANDY TF.R-'thc thinker, who know* thiit, a en by the' Juvenile lielimpiericy
SIC arc having fun around town ’ hundred years after. Irt is dead Confcretire. WdsnlA are urged
. . . he Is on leave from the[ Navy I tmd forgotten, men who never Ho icgistei before April I so they
. . . The Seminole Countryf Club) heard of him will be moving to ! could puitleipitc tit the nmiing
■
dinner
parties are quite the vogue i the measure of . hi* thought,—the j election*
these days . . . T A P P V W H IT -1subtile rapture <* a post pond j Mr*, t
R II;:" mUi , etmlrman,
NER would get the vote as one' power,, which the world know* not ipresided nl the meeting, and Mr*.
of the best cooks In Central Flor U-vausr it has no external Iran-1||. J Lehman. Mr*. J. T Newby
ida if a poll were taken . , . pings, but which to his prophetic|»,„j .\|r, Banrej lin k a* liaaless*
The men who have been attending vision i» more real ■ than that a-,. Among the visitor* were:
the club and enjoying the muala which commands an army. Amt;Mia. WtHon nt Uulltt*, Tex«»i
jdy should not ht -yourra, ,*......t*. ...............
Hbueth of Baltimore, Mil.I
’’lick.their chaps*'and get a gleam if. .this
„
of delight in their eye* when •'a4’ ,1*l 't is only thus thut yon cani and Jtr*. Juv I)**«k of Heti>r<in,
‘ know that you have done what it i [nd. Air.-. Fditar Mitcliel n mem. . ..........
b‘> in you to do,—can say th«t!ber who ha* been nwny this "year
rose print Sunday evening . . -I?/’ U ^aye livetl, ami be ready, forlw as also weleomed.
Anproxl|muiclv
member* attended.
ROSE SPEER was gow n d In » ! the end.
Around the campua at Sanford
---- ---- ~~r~ -----------black and whito * creation . . •
.
.
_ _
.
MRS. - J U L I U S IHNGFKLDER Junior High School the- othrr day ] w
l. llK O ;M jlP V
was stunning in while wool jer day these smiling faces were!
iT X tw j
sey : . . KEENE. IVEY was in seen:' l'A T URDAYN. TOMYE1
»> Hl.lt E THMiY
fla c k '. . . bright kelly grccA waa M trrilVIN. MARY MARGARET
the choice of MRS. S. O. CHARE HERNDON, B E V E R L Y GIIAMl** t hailotte
tlmurlli. . . who was most attractive. , . DICK JACKIE CAMERON. MAR N o r t li -VVibinoel'-n. VI
MRS. MARION GOGGFNS wore Til A CHAPMAN, FAYE WI I - siiriiilini* lit,, nml i in n Ml
Officers Elected By
Holy Cross G r o u p
?3-79
to
*1 1
(I'lua tax)
TV
property.
,
There wa* a entirch supper- j
la»t Friday evening in the « tians- i
*
I'ANltEURA.
bti of I oiuml-iif Hvnliitntr Tio-n•'
-rit’i.i
. -f
Au»liaiia, _
Htirinir
the
wn* n
ttltcmldttci1 nml every* ■firtuiin
Million founds.of food
cuii* f njuyml ii fin f * limp
! tiotih more tbtiu1 half u lilllion
M* jiiiil Mil*. Kfinieiii
j (jiijhiiWi. in thi* in^t fwc» ) * r r i
of Kidimmui I ml- anti Mi. unJ ■jiUmi , ikltutii>T0UM pmimU of fiMii
Mi>. John Kihlinw of KMinuL*. wni. ’•upplUd trh Jlnii*h Ailmlr*
Ohio, if ft Mimdnv for thru home. A\\yt ^tmut two*thinU for ihc
nftfi -jKMnfinit sMMlte lirnr in I .h * ' paeiftc Fleet*
The fleet now h i*
l
34 e Vi,nl
I
S l d T A l i t lb
«
FOR
M A K IN d
S L IP S
© m .o rs K s
o
I 'A . i A M A S *
•
P IL L O W
*
M
USKS
CASKS
I M F O I L M S , etc .
WHITE with
colored emboidery
V1
*-*-*.-, -a*
S O L ID
rin k
-:
Hlue
and Yellow
v ffe a ln r e d il
"
*
' .
‘
W HITE
BROADCLOTH
$ j_ .tr ,
e -at*r i
!
|
Mnry
I »Mt»Vf*| \U hast- from Sydney ♦<
» apt. Stanley J. 1'ukh.un a:t-l Hoitghottir hut atilt*«lepend* Isrgo
nifi* an* visitlmr with
1*i ’.• %|> on Australia fot- food.
hutnV parfi»t«s Mr. and .Nil* John**--’
"*
*
Aucttin on. Bob, is making i
viola and waiting for portnisaimi
to go to the United States |i( take
a job with n mtisiral instrument
firm.
;j
J
war_ •Jvf’t.
1* playing ii on it radio show.
held Iri Mcllmurn.' The nomlnatng cJrtttritUe wa* Mr*. R. -A,
. . .
j
..
In HI'/KS 2-io 111
The Woman*, Auxiliary of the
Holy Crotx Episcopal Church met
Ittlv (at the parish House and
recently
new officer* for the coming year
w er j announced by the nominal
lilt:
ing committee. Mr*. 11. F. W hitntr, Jr., presided at the meeting
and Rev. Mark Carpenter spoke
jvticerrting live importance of ti
tending the lumlon set vice* held
each Wednesday evening. Mr*,
ill. F. Whittier, Sr., d*ltribut.-d
material* yhlch will lie used by
lire auxiliary member* in sewing
for the hospital during the Lxr.-
Newnwih, 'M r»i ’ 8 t Clair WJrile
nml Mrs. A. It. Key.
Nxwly
elected officer* include: president.
Mrs. Joe Melsch; vice president,
Mrs. B ." L. Perkins; 8«crsU tj,
Mrs. B. P. Whltnir, Jr.} Ireasurj *y, Mrs. attest Knipp; 0. T. 0.
i Mrs. II. E. Tooke; Christian 8o
rial relations. Mrs. Ilawktn* Conriftflv, educational chairman, Mrs.
Randall
Chase;
supply, 'Mrs.
Geo i a* Shipp; pronotlou. Mrs.
W. E. Watson; little h*‘ i. r.-,
Mr*.
Mrs. J, i... Altman*
Altman- flower chairchair
man, Mr*. A. R .’ Key; altar, Mrs
*
A U TI VJ.S FOR BRITAIN
Mr* W. E. WaUon and Mrs.
Amelia Noble reported on the
recent district msetlng which was
' r*y
fW•,.T§-a+
-
Fiddles•2 T ^ iJ P w ',..,i*C L
ten .period.
,-.r-
t trio.
BLOOSES
Beautiful
Spring Styles
lift wa*
e T S O J1 C I S
Fashions
*
The Tourists Club mOt luved.i, ;two yrar, overseas duty,
’ evening m the Chumi-vi .,1 Com Army provost marshall on Guam.
Kibbefc. county mein- llhlg. Then « a - ti goal Mr
Evelyn Carver of Suffolk,
i Mr*.
Hul-la
Tsle. No. 118
j
i health (turn’, raid today fhvt attendr.in-r and all .-njuved ibe t:i . n vi-itlg iicr parents Mr,
Ml
and Mr*. 1- i) »»»* Mi* J-.D Cochran.
j
Many complimenting remarks hi the divining rod for springs IK/enl help a being rendered to evening
inlthose who are ill through ig- I'u'i.iiing
wort- the h-i-'- M'
" 1 " n'V*> T » itiy. Ir . of Roek
have been made concerning MRS. »hich he mav never reach
that which
noranc. Of those who are «t finaaE Smith and Mr- 1.
' ole■
Hill, s tt* viaiting
OEORGK T O U IIY ’S organ recital saying tids. I point,to
r "in. nest wee,t, •L'-m*
They J'ere rlassmata*
.
at Knowles Chapel. Rollins Col will )tl«ki ynur studv herol- Furjciully abb- t» have tin necessary U,IM the priles,
lege . . . A N N WHIG IN'S, sopho- 1 *ay to ^ou In ail sadness of medic.il cate in a talk made b v,»"d have mim* fun ..ml nttuglr | oi Augusta Military Academy?,
ft . Defiance. V i
r fl
more at University of Georgia, conviction. ' that
to think great’ her at the Civic Department | » « h new and old. frt.r.d*
Mr, and
Mr-- Arthur 1rue oi
Mrs. Roy Holler ntUnded the is home for Spring holidays hav-ithoughts you must be heroes as tiiiH'heon meeting Wfdnesday at! Mi. and Mi*.Hen Mom,,- «*l
A rni- Itti' »*- Me
spent a tew
Welfare Board meeting of Dis ing fun . . . In one of the lo^aljncll as idealists.* Only*when yqu 12:.10 1’. M. She stressed t ho I Re'bring, hint* luwn vi-lting >Hh. poy»-with•frW--brether--and
•jt it e r - gg
* ltarV"atUl:btftr-bl
trict 18 in Orlando Wednesday.
drugstores yesterday afternoon have worked alnnu.— when yin n.fil , of. ediicfti.,^ njnnp. iuukilh 'M tS - CoWMlt„ - —. ;~L»
[Juinfst-i* . Ak*pi-wi
turns -ai»t sift** W%*|H-rat)nn. of th.e. C-JSIS*-. U iv itace~ V *k *A s^ ^ a»"V w ^ fe*it-. /f*1 iiM
'“**>
Mr*. H
HcCutler ami non*,
( ’apt. t i I . McCullei*. Jr., and
TORONTO,
Tho lnue»e.
Ovvrn McCuller, and Mr*. Tracy of Toronto, lik- the Stradivari
McCuller- apent Monday at the of 18th centurv Italy, |day vio
Valdet Hotel nml visited old lin* of their own making.
Janie* limes. Sr., use* his .n
friend* in Sanford. Owen MeCull Jr ha* recently been released I
from the Armv ami Capt, Me-J
("uller plans to sail for Euro|«- io |
the near future and wilt be bv- j
signed duties with- the Army
%i
.
.........
John I I’eckhant of Luke Mary* Capt.
fl'rckham ha* just returned front
BY
C E C E L IA T R U L U C K
Mr*. Katherine Brooks honor
ed her little daughter, Kathie,
Mrs. A. J. Paterson spent la it
. The Central Florida Chapter of Wednesday afternoon between the week In Gainesville whero she
hour*
of
2.00
and
.6:00
P.M.
with
taught a training union- book at
National Forensic League met at
^lth> Seminole High School Wed* a birthday party and supper at the Grove Street Baptist Church.
the
I’ulms
and
Pines
celebrating
9iiesday to debate the subjrct •‘ Re
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Crockett
solved That Every Able' Bodied her fourth birthday. Games were
Man Between The Age* of 18 played and prise* awarded Ellen and Miss A g n e s Crockett of
Vinlen,
Robert Thrasher and Roanoke, Va. are the guests of
,
And 21 Have One Year of Com Tommie Kiop.
—
Mrs. J.‘ C. Dfnnelt at Tier hBirte
pulsory Military Training.’’ Sari
The tiny honorec w^s presented on
ftor.! has recently
.............................
hern a d m itte d c o rs a g e of sweetheart roses ami
to Hie league which is Cuiupiytod i bahybrealh and Mrs. Brooks wore
of high schools
i„
OHamlo,i cafe|liaa and roses. Mrs. Sam
Apopka
hustts. Daytona and Levy who assisted the hostess in
*?'!*•
other Cential
I- loridn [ (I,r|„r /or the children wore a
■Clues.
'corsage of delphinium and roses.
Sanford lied with Orlando for|
The table was centered with a
^w inning five of six debates. Thmr I large doll from which ran stream
DUNN.
from Seminole High participating ers to the favor*. V*ri-eolored law' arid sTirteV, Mr.’ and" M m ? 'R o - ^ U" * 1u’ * 1, „,Jo not sriv-e. r. . . I
IIOI.TZ- Y\1118 14 { '"•»»!*tniifs l» .l! !«
i mi
1.
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•
■
■
.ntv.„«^
If. w(l|,
(be
> l.AVV.
MARY
KltEIN - tlu* l\»t if**
were George Cox Mid \YuIter sweet,mas decorated the table and j',^'
yesterday
at
rh.Ti-‘
"Oscar VO.1.1."
Wilde ................
..........
- ...
i ->—
------i.......•— W «. a|*o n large lurtliday cake.
-home in Mayfair.
Eclumble.
negative
nml‘ Joe
'literate, I am . . . impelled to
R O S E M A R Y SALS*
Mr- itmi Min -ioivt If UtMVVn*
The guests included: Baba Odthen and Dorothy Von llerbulr*.
try an epigram. I never seek’- i o j1' K L - - • RUDOLPH
SMITH, Jr a if llif jraifHt
4if {| «»*It
affirmative.
hanr, Judy Shrjharvl. Patty and
take
thicredit;
We
all
assume.
ROSS'IE
GARNER,
JOHN
FITE,
Mat ! I ul
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Hick* and
1Kminl'i Kili: “
that
Oscar
said
it.
This
limerick!
'*;-'^
E
N
C
F
CLAUSE.
HOIIIIY
Kay
Ratigurr.
Betty
Ann
ami
HarAn extemporaneous speaking
Fttirf !«*Ll |Vmi
non*. Hobby
arid Jimmy
of
T.l HARRIS. HAV III IiF S
. hu-f.t
contest was held on several phases hara Munson, Phyllis nml Susan Heighlstown, N. J., will arrive by Anthony Euwer I love .
\\ i flu* v» \ Dtif f i
Sherries,
Michelle
Goff.
Diana
As
s
beauty
I'm
not
«
greiit
start
LEROY
ROSIER
11
>
I
.
of the IJ.N.O. vvilh Katherine
I Ilf I ithi'. Stni •
Mondny to be (Ire guerts of Mr.
Ilaynr*.
Carol
i
tip
ftines,
Craig
.
.
.
Other*
ate
handsomer
f
a
r
,
I
*
N
MYERS.
T
o
M
M
v
M,
Yales and Margaret Hi nitride
It.
aid»r
and Mr*. A K. Hossrtter at their
But
my
face
I
don’l
mind
i
l
l
*
RONE,
Thi*
-lo
rv
has
ia---o
pxn-rlrrtlng,' Milciilm MaeNilllTSlftithtt. Iloberi Thrasher. Ellen home on Celery Avenue.
u atnl
til
trlli14U' 1Ilf Lu tin" --•
. . , Bi-enu-o' I'm behind it . . . * ll5t'd as hupnentog in „ ,-hi>* ....... f f . ul .•.,ixh| 1
was chairman of the drhntef n n d ivih,Pn- Jl‘nr»y ftnd Tommy Kipp,
II. I
ii
recently
The
pel
I
>
D r J.B. Hoot, sponsor
1Mack Brown. Gant bolds, ltonnie
. |H1
I,.. l.ft.M-f
I '.n
Mrs. Agiln Thomas had as her*,ll‘ - the folk* out in front Ihnt • f ei animat" rami- up n, «
| niiin«‘Til
| Approximately RS stralcnt* /mm ! Keene and John Hutt
*■
guest* this week, l.ieut. ami Mrs., .1' , ,, .
ling
l
e
s
s
o
n
liiiuii-diuleli
i
Cental PlhHiiii
utiuntlftl ' ---.
I h ,iit*l Nil ^ I- L til Vk i4(11i
L. Prettyman who formerly lived', " , ’ V " ‘ , yol," ‘r mr"
lu
mud shill up ami inquiri-d if (be
1111*111
ami pnrtlelpnled in the debate*. : "P*;1 *he
•c“ ion- „
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i lli*lingtilshrd guests will <n- in Sanford, l.ieut. Prettyman i»| ’tt' k fr" m " r t " " ' r.iin n . of " " id ww, i elated |n a ‘relative* in*
, |f <11Alt’
Mfi** . u i i*i h.
t-v( i ___ r ____
elude Airs. E. F. Weslplrajl of now Ctilioned «t St. Simons and io go to school m In‘ begin sink
laugh. | thought Fd die
I I.UtllltVv
|i|Hi 11« f Hi |‘f ill ;.|I >
D is tr ic t v o n lt r e n e e
i Miami, nntlorull exrcntive com- is assigned duties with the Navy.
bellevn this quotation i* tiien "poetry" was lhnil<ihl In lie \i»N ftitllifil)
lit till"
S c h o f t l l l p r l M a r c h ' Mi mi l t e
woman; Mrs. J. It. Kirkwn* delivered
by affiliated with chicken.
rathIsjtnfmd Naval An ii,.Dr. Wayde d t Rucker has been fine . . It
O L I l t U U I t U D i a r t n . i l ! p}|trkk
,|,p*nment
president;
Ju-ttce
Oliver
Wendell Holmes, A ’ twioltry
,
,
K D W A R . 0 MAI! I |Vggv llnv.it ■ m . hug e
'
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I .Mj», Gillen McClure of Apopka, called to Fulton. Ky. Iiecnuse of Ji at a lectuie In Harvard stu-1SMALL'S riwtm always win- lie
|jr,i t n, . Im .i
n Iwkc
*»
* The seventh dlstrilt -eon/erenio'jmi
department president; Mrs. the death of his brother-in-law, dent* in I HOC . . It is railed I' I A ntteiulanre I rile
. . ( l i - ' Mmv
She is aaeiste.l ov l-etty.
of the American Legion Auxiliary Walter Altermatt of Orlando, de- R. L. Jonakin. Dr. Rucker left "The Profession Of The Law” ; |M. been going - oh ........... mi.. Ir:..... Hull and lien. Ibiteler.
will bt> held in Sanford .Mar. «0 partment' member chairman; Mm. by plane from Orlando ami will
l’« .
but H would apply to any study.;
can't gonieorie do someth" •
J o h n It i .
and III.
Mr*. A. J. Routlr mid Roy Prenti* and Mrs. Vira Whi'c return Sunday.
N " n" ' n has earned rbe riglil to;a|Hlut i|ii- * 1|,‘
„
,
uomnrluec at- rorupleting pts'.s of Kissimrme.
John SI.'iv ln of New York City intellectual anrhition until he has; J tOO ahead m the bond V m-I
^ for. the confemice which will in-.
Regittration for those attending
. ie visiting hr* daughters Mrs. learned
. . .to ,lay
- ht. course by a slnr ;..aeto contest uiale,w.,v ,.t S,.„
elude I aufl-tliuries. i'hi auxiliary llli^rontt'rente wdll Jtc _n»w<l e
V I Katherine H.wbre n » » g . Jgek
-ttf h"" "*YtU.
members will m i t in the C i^ T h e V a ld A In d - O v #
Hall -U 9:00 A.^M. March .11 i t hnUeuue will he held March :U \Hfttlgwr.-fnr wveral dxyg. II* ho.
which I In'* "M rs. Roy* Trent h.jSItK r
............................... *" 01
aril is enrnute to hi* home In Family
the Toronto Siiivphom
Freely
dlxlrlct president. v.Jlj officia lly' lltgion.
N ew V ork City.
LADIES’
,
a r c t 'J u n lo r y lla z a a r ,
William
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*ACiC SIX
Winter Garden, Cubs Smash Red
Florida Military Sox 25 to 2 For
Added To Slate 2nd Win Of YeaiF
•wrmsjrrr
FUIDAV, MARCH J12, I9 ia (
TUB SANFORD lUiRAliB, HANFORD. FLORIDA
M
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Skints Whitewash
Chattanooga Nine
By Store O f 5 -ft
IN S ID E S P O R T S R E P O R T
‘ By JULIAN flTENSTROM!
•:':?'r
Richards Sees Open Tennis
Jehu, Longshot,
Tournaments In Near Future; Was Winner Last; %
~t~i~ — m M
H ifh School Hsm-Im II
*lhe Cub hurler, ha* such an easy
Not only did-Coach Goose Ket job, in w.nninir ball games. Pen
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m i a v ?^
* « ■ ! ,h „tnl*
fdel
the
tame way. So
now
The St. Faul Saints, although
iM IA M i, r IA» v D? f# I " H i
1Ilhay
laeau- arj
nu , almost
alm asi .t^ivt.lo.i
is* a-1a
w
tle* relent* the 104fl Seminole nington- can alto nab a runner
decided to
r-l^T
_
1
tiled to only fiyc safeties. otkoe morning- r,i|ieg, th :
o ff *
J R fli School "gridiron rtt|e Uxt*:
aoru
*~ -Ttalso t
~
‘
‘ _
M
ti*
tJaiisfia ’ IVfornV * Star- ^
who shim
schedule whicJT hi* aggregation
tho most valuable player
Urnat year.
V O j wtlt- play this spnnzL
Sprin t, - Kettle* award, somebody el**’ It going nooga Lookouts of the Southern Allister Hotel grill but Vinnie
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Champs
"O f ;ourse. ^ou know as well
drift R a c e Hpnie w
I Richards, one of our .all-time ten- at I do that. any. kind, of sport,
to have to do a lot of Improving, Aamciat.on In Cocoa.
Chances Of. Having
H i t s In 5 Trips ^ ! r " c ^ ' i f e . ' h'SiS?.
Williamson. Martin ami Fk-hnn-1 nls grwflts.
In D a i l y D d t i b l e :
even a fU-t, iacv, would puck them
No sooner dir! Vinnlo spot your in thU yror. Rut tennis har Iwen
t*j parfomted. th* mound- duties
i
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.
t .
;
Kish ng Regulation*
- Good GridironSquad
Grid iron Squad Clarence Clause went to itr.
T^"”*
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(Ha Apr™ and the other on Apr." 27c
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LONG WOOD. Mar.' 22. (B p^
V
valuing
in spectator
interest And
.
i
’ 1
According1 to word w* hnv* fo r Ibp Saints and held th* agent than he wua telling ‘ ebviit _____
mound again yeatcnlay aft#r»
The oeaaen will upeu Mar. Just received from l. N. Kennedy, Lbokcut* to a mere three hit* the futute of Hie net , li. Arid. It I* ready to match any sport for>eial)— Gthu, a longshot in the
T
, pnputur intoiest.”
By JU LIAN STHNSTIICM
noon for tho Cub* und pitched 28 in Winter Garden and th » director of the '(lame and Frmh, during the contest. Kvan* ami h:r«'s a real sports reoop:
(fifth race, romped home ahaad
£
Conch fioocts Kettles of the 1 rilllant four hit hateUll to Red Peril* will play a return Water Commission, a meeting CgHsn ,lld the hurling chore* Hill Tilden's famed d o u b l e s
Vititde w «it on to till about Ih e 'o f the fTehl last night a: the Sans- .
for
the
Chattanooga
nine.
partner
says
we
will
see
'open
drop
the
Red
So*,
recent
winner
?•
SenumAe High School Celery over the HemmcJea, by a »core eDgagenrnt her* on Apr. I SI of the commission will be held • The 8a inti pushed a ros.- two tennis topfnav* in Ibis enunt-y pro tour that he, Tilden, .Wolby fonl-Orlando Kennel club to pay
Cede dish with the Jlar- *t the R,»o*«velt Hotel In Jack
Van Horn. Frank Kovars, Fred ; ° f f 123.20, SI MU and tft-03.
Fed football machine lotlny of 2 ft to 2 In n regularly echfd- Tim
h>ns
in
the
first
frame,
another
befuie'
very,
lone
with
ahohl
20
roasdaa of N r* Smyrna Heath
I’c-riy, L'oji ttiuige, Maitln Lundy! Another outsider In th* . sixth
Apr. 4 at 10(00- A. Mi
of Hr bed amateurs competing and Jack Jowl have been taking refunded S20.4C to win, Il'M ft tn ip
anrtaunreil ihe 19JG gridiron ulerl [.‘on* Club: Junior I-eague there on Apr. 10 and again sonville
The primary purpose of thla In the fifth, sixth and ended the hfFklnaf
' (hr,
. nmt, njother
tr tri*Ww of
nt (t«u•. q ,il yr#r
scoring
hostilities
with
another
against
tho
same
'ploce and $fi to show, The dog
w
schedule which includes tjits tilt.
her* nn Apr. 10 . A lio dated meeting will lie to adopt fishing
The Cub*, defending champ*, ■r* a pair n( conleeta with the regulations for th* 1040.47 fish lone tally .in tbp eighth.
Of eotmv*. • thir tr^-m-,rfon
c t fBr lh ,
moncv ha. lM-enlwn* Grand Sue.
.
•
with two teams this yejir that
The two club* tangle here this brought u
lumped oft Debby A*t, the HaJ I rrnhurg YeJIow Jacket*. the ing spaaon, Th* ccmralsaion, tc\ answers |HEt) f
)h;
b M R ic h a r ,U „ GrMd Su*
up with H y in g / ^
haven't appeared on the Han So*
htirler. In the firtl fr *m* Feds playing in Leesburg tn\ rord.ng to Kennedy, will (so glad afternoon and tomorrow after and they went .n o th in g like
t ^ M n aCM R. S LF v.n *,|N u r}« in the sixth to refun-i
:
ford schedule .for many years. and pushed ncro** two tallies. Apr. 23 and. her* on Apr. 30. to have any InteresUd |sar*on noon "the Saints r will* entertain thistho prum n-.r, is going .to conduct bamlsom# quinia a price of fftl.F).
|
I
mRgnapQlia.
Indian*
hero.
What
male?
vou
tu;n*t
so,
VinIn
the
second
inning,
the
Cub*
The Feds will open the
.. racquet louiney worth f . , 000, »«£>nd rai«s ami Manlrift, Wet-.r
KoUlea waan’t *ur« wh*re the attend this meeting or to recalv*
r Indians are training in He- nleT
on Axt for nine run*., borne games would b* played hut any euggeationt which anyone
In t-rius with the a inner getting j, B a j'*h n M o rn, winner o f tho
season here on Sept. 20 with romped
Land.
and their 12 run barrage, coming
"W ell, tennU b " 1 been i nprov- 84 ntti of It.
|In the third, ntum rtl'-A dally
m
■j
~~i
the Fuills Panthers, the outfit o ff -10 hit* In the third inning, asserted that every effort would might have to offer.
.Ing every w ar. Tb- jvjw t r th.it
“ Just imagine how tlwoo f t lJdpubl» price_o f only |29.R0.
which drfuptc;! life plgh-powerid d’d nothing mote thari pr*ctlc*lly by made to play at the Municipal
Sl.
Paul
tAaso.)
200
O
il
010
b* behind -.h- emat-ur game finTrack Meet F'or Women
*45 Fed
low* are going to play "hen F
" X b " ! " t « l ‘ i*snth#;, o '.
"
ecu squkd
squati In
in the
me opener. The
me
,
u „i So* from any Athletic; Flefd, Kdttled didn't say
r»5 5 1 ■“ -* .
*e<rmd tilt
tilt will
will he
he played
played In
. Tnsnocmw
in JackanaritU, Chattanooga (Sou.) 000 000 000 ttiljs. ate nnviucTl that Cm apart they are shooting for that kind Hutio, k « w *.- swsj i * ui liailsvr.
.steend
In eliminate the Red So* I r o n a " T whether or not' he thought hi*
hae a better drn ving priyPr than of money,” exclaimed Vinnlp.’ '"It mvret New*, fenotr. Ipll., Kv*e.
squad
could
rep
the
cmfarence
Gainesville
aguln.t
Ihi
Purple
fbance
of
winning
the
cnemp.on
_
Marling
at
10;08
A.
ML
there
LGainesville against (hi
Purple
golf anti a lot <>f other fompetitlve will be the aama brand o f tennis
championship a* they Hid last will he an InvitntlM trs k and H r 3 8
_
HurtR-unus
on Sent.
Kept. 27.
27,
Uni rlrumjs osi
*™PMartin 13), Shan- sports. ___ ___
. ..
(iruhaftt, Cub first seeker again Mason.
field meet -for woman. The 'lalWllbamacn,
Joull see- in the open VKRY |
pita, m u itniir is»«He»
Wint:r Garden, one of the new
:
nU.„ whcn
(7) and Tsehurlint Kvaaj, Lal
“ We’v* !>ten a little' slow to
mrrt will: be held at the Lacka
Daring N*ws. ijrtll.inl Cirri., Pal
*
lan (0) and Comlsbey, Hooka (0 ). .recognise the vnlu.- of the pro. tiOON.”
eleven*.on the Fed H it* this « « - M
fL
safeties in
I,,,
,
...
_ I J'-r. tl»r Jo. II. HaVllr.i. Ilrlita'a
- •• City* Softball .league
wanna Athletic Field- under, llm
eon. will he .entertainid by thu A f* W iped out b's' 7 m» u
RErhnrdfl
u
j
i
Ann
Horn
ftiul
jirmorv.
i|np«^
ifrntldTiol rport in this enquiry hut Kovacs arc hitting the ball harder Tglre i u »
1
I_
During an Interview with Ket sponinrshlp o f th* City Rrcre*.
rlo.a|i „onI,,....
Oct. I.)...and
then ifie ipa> long
« ‘* P * *® >to
!» left-center lleltl
riebf tle* yesterday, we learned that
I wouldn't; bo
lion
Department, which
Is
n
....i it..ii
00 ■surpriie-t
-lurprtiru tn
ro hear
near than ever end are miffhtv touah i • <*ev«e,t Hrlf I>*I1, tieehlel
—
Fed* lie hosts fo .the
lie_Ii.nnd
Hull , a long i.oublc
ni-Ua a rrlaxatioo of amateur .
,,, .ui_yj Tiv„tbL _v*n
Ifrokd.
nr««-n. iw»s Ms-.
1Penny Pennington, the rapa hit the high school mentor will again
headed'by. I aw ard L MrLuicas,
■o bent. He thinks AVelby tvm lon, h» s-k Trwk Jlhsl» (llri. Jrr,
do** heri on Oct. II, The local*
rules from now on
Cub receiver, and Clause each direct the CJIty Recreation De former mentor at Heminnle
has si, edge on Tilden a old wal- •», t.iu,
Vnnkr, Mm*
defeated the llulldogs twkr la*t
Ieoh second pi nee honor* at the partment this sumtnee. In addi High. Rlbboco will be awhrdmt
"When you come right down j0,)t
VuHrlk Herr— knlarits <
it lt u n S g n.vs k u a iT.
:(catoii.
wJUf r o i u r s r it H N s ptule with four hit* in five tion to playing handrail with the for plareo. The meat
to
it, we've
D li -playing its amaj}| ;„aklng of Rill, his former! .t,>dv rwn^i n’l t U^TT'k tmiwt.
.
,
f i t Od. 2 ft, .........
newcomer official trip*. Third baseman Mc- Celery Fed*,
. *
govern, In a large degree, the
,'A fi. v.iAJ « ,'tlATTA. feurs against pr,M in other court* ,|ouil,-, partner fears that th* ,e. rn-ir Hide, |i«'
itonnn iieity
on the I'l'd schedule, -Al Itogero'e Crone, shortstop Hlemtrom anil
selection of ■Ihieira to mako. N tu eiS 1 ih A> •
Although he hasn't signed
tig fellow is working too hard rin-tiH, t'lggyre Do, ,tat<»,«»t A
—
llcll,.1
1 (A l,l ». . , » » V,.,K , AI » tries for _v:ar*. They had the ad- A
j Flirid** Military Arademy tlcv. u, center-fielder
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P
ifll,
u
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u
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/
A
a
A
M
il.,
Hosier
garnered a roulraet, Kvltlfts »aid that
a trip to Havant, Cuba, early
vantage but we have, managed M * f „ r |,j, c t year*. Hays dkhanla- •'•rib
«/*• wi|e< ■ .
"**111 enitrtjjn t**' 8 «ol!»u|e* :it three fuv four during the after he had been approached and
In April for, a meat with laa
lUiston ( A l. l - I F I, Nee V,,rk bold our own.
^
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"IrMi't tw autprUwl if Tilden
"'""v '* m ' T ' n l*h* lia r- t
St. fV.i r^hurg. Kettcrllnu* llieh noon'* ploy.
( A M . " i r i.
Cuban team, Th* meet la open
hr thought that
every thing
What almut the Davis cup, (Iron* dead on the tmni# court in*, ntavir Mai, Apu t-«,. Indian ",
■In, monit INId I S. di)Vrl«n,t
of Sc. AiifMi tin will he here on
to
any
amsteargirl
or
woman
would
wurlt
out
okay.
In
re
Clause limited .the Red So*,
Vinnie?
.(A l,l S
Futne day.
lie's taxing his strength hlaik
‘b ™ 1- I
Uni-*- F.inol^
Rnv, 1 , and on Nov. M, tlx- Fed* led hy J. ('. navis, to ftur hit* gard to. the Miflball. league,
ath|el* who cares to antar. -J
. . ..
I ■ • 11 m•*
C, U .til.v ll!,
ll,.sti,|i (Al.| "A
Mlih IHora-—
Itiinr.lT
■I think It .laiea two years to too inuchl"
Will travel t>
rot r Park for fu during the live timing affair. Kettle* la planning to organise
.
+
<**«inla»li ttmrr •
*1
*( A A j U
Which It probably Ilia Way
1*1, I».!»■:|dd« ; ca I. l It.- NtW V » iU hinhl a Davis cup tram. Many
Kotip^r Ti»r* a*t*' ie?i*l** I* vnl H*«*
tilt with tin- Whiter I'nrk I Pith A*t, the pitehrr, ifconlcd one, the league as *ooh aa possible;
Today** Sport* Oddity
te**4v^ V*ifrV .Caj Iian _% iv t ” *
rt,
;t.Vi)l i
ether
fellow*
ronatetrd,
with
tunHill
would
like
tri
go.
Teton slapped
slup)ied out a long single. tip said that be would i
M-rlitHUI Ml.I J, ,1r r, * ) 1' I( )
- During tho late
there
l^ilv T Inw- Art IHrrrit
^
^
*, ' . Tjapn
The feUaiing Friday, Nov. I ft, |oyner
dilrd wicker, crac
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a
i* get Yowelj!*, Cota Cola, was no rtilp limiting tho number
rvv.,,n I II .) 1* P-(rs1t t A M
f the F'cd > w ill hove tft.wi again
j,’, the third and centerF'rjrrsott's, I'rsnK's Tav*m. Ihe of yeans a player w.uld part;*!-*
IlOY GRNIFH! 'T A L K S
I Iiwfi Jwwa Vl**M liter,
j
■rut tamrle wiili ih* New Sm yrna fuhlct Kilpatrick •ccounted for Jayree.* and some other cr- pate in [htervollrglate. sport*.
t Aa i IT. lii* nilmu*, 5
Minn,
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---- A»
gsnlrition or firm ( q sponsor One of the outstanding stars, of tmir
Rcaih HenafuiUi In tho e.mstal (he other in tho fifth.
JefiF
F
.
rtfiitK,
h
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vpi
r.
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I
r In riel f.VT v * TI.
t_city, _... Tin , Feds will Iw away
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h
PORT WASH INC TON, N. Y*. »:«*»k.h
tb* era was Andrew R. FL Wyant, NtT*I**V
Clause, during hi* tenure on the tesm t
{4ati|i*4iti|T' f rom fh h- ham* field - for 'he the hill, fa lined *1* of the Red
Hr
last , year'*, who
B: f S e v e n*y ear-otd Tom m y >/* ng
.
*T*V * A ,
played
. asserted that
---- . seven year*- -oft * IH'tmtl CAI VI X W Tfirlr (s\1
-4 m
; thjnj ror.Mvi tiv game when they S (,x ftn,| rBill.,| (o issue a single t.league
i»i m.
Hi, iv
l^tnizhuri
lvaa|UG was
non jtult#
i|vaivv auv
>c»r>.fui*
i „ ■ «<
**• varsity
vt«.|w|\y ifootball.
uutUHi (,
yant playpdj »<
vi«mriun|.
suereisful
and
got home late front the movie*
Mr t.„,,,
Lit,-. S-nthe olh:r afternoon and hi* folk, n> j )n, rirsTiif1 Fc.iUtt .
guarti and tuckl* with R u < k n e ! l l 1« t Virad?t»imi K ‘ n
v,U'’ De* pass. Asl. allowed three !lho*r piirticipatinir At wrll
j i M im m ;\ i , i i :
*|«ir- h |try ,u h Hen. I, or. Nov. Mn|kA *„n,| WBs
t„ ,end on* Ihe fnn^ enjoyed me league play* in 1H#H. Hl», U0, oi>d VI.
asked
how
comi.
It
«a
*
thi*
*tla|
v«rk I n i y**. *
\\
i.
l',j> WBV Tom mi- remirted. He’d low! Vl"ik Ware—frit* Slltr,
2.
T h - f C , - ,, ir, uiu wine down Cub down via the strikeout route.
h* shifted to lh* Dniveraity.-ofeSLAF »* West »-«,m Hearh
,
I,
k- want
lii-ru.i (I, rani.... rttmu irliL- Wll.
ru n ;ill* F'.d i-;ll • ule N cv. JR when
i IVnny I’ennlngtnn . Catcher
•no:his 1H cent* and anyway he want tnB (.u-t,
cran* t « i». u'hito
Chicago and played cantor ip, ,sV'fci r MiSSl"
S,w V" rU it'k!-"«o,
The
lineup
for
the
Red
So*
' lh.- Lee :but ! Yt-1'..w lai ke'.j meet
Yesterday afternoon
sh
I
to
take
along
a
friend.
So
had
t o lire. U ra c l-rlace
J5^
W j I*C02,
and, 1894. lift took
at, Iw * » t s I N)
tln rln n a ii (N i
was a* follow*: Robbins If, Axt our typewriter, which
fleinls
*
u
|
receive,) pfth
the iocr's r
*
"V-1
Stopped
In
nt
the
bank
and
obTea
Ik
Haee—a/is
nitei
,
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*
OR college game*, and bi Tamtnr
> Tison a*. White lb, Joyner 3b, •
«T IM I’ I fs\.\> VS i'll ATT A *
iiHMt isT«t rg K T R iu m
fame through the medium never 'missed on* minulw of’ play,
; l)f the 1
talned
a
:t0-cent
loan
from
one■
nf
,
f|#
>
■
,!
*
Hollin.
Jo,i
ttnwitv.
'
,lu'-* fiv0 B u M h nc“ ll*rden ih/icilpaVrickNfHHtA (IftHU AT HANKOHD*
’imnolly's State New*
—--------the offi.-srs.
Nrgollaiiona Hxa tiani*i,
Its. l*U«t Idle, Mr •
: of tit,' lii .
4
plajfid nt cf. MeC.fi rf and H.rralt batted
| Hir let'll It* f AJ V*.
at
flAWr.H T o il tv
r ffi
that, you know, take time.
’
Harbi,. Hatlfer, Tunis.
ills'll
GullIf.
'horn- nnd f _
*> ci[n fields, for McCall in the fifth frame.
f ° r R» tdntlnual flow <G "
Today'* Sport U ugh
and
strollcii
down
In
the1
: Not ililt-ii this':ctt*nn a, F'cd opF tr the Cubs, tho lineup Included p* f t rJ,," ,l'‘ rv ,!^ j i i r f , " i " U w u A nun' ,’* r .,of Vrur* ttCl1 “ n tR r o
i pegtnu aie fo-.ils High Brhonl
land liolle's Military Acadrmy of Ib ,. Oglesby 2b, Mc'Cron# 3b. fnnC
Hn. tllt
.wa* considered n promising heavy*
|jMk< Jhvlile.
Hteurirotn sa. Harris rf, Ro«ier
I weight contender. Rut Jackaen'a f
!
KJdl'-s ►»!') that the Spring e f and IMmlar If,
"
,
manager, Wirt Ho**, luuLom
rf I I ii n
football drills nt Ihe high rrToot
Plaint, Th,
The boy didn't
didn’t thi
Ihlqk
Score by Inning.: V .
I
.‘ plalnL
f hijva f). f ii COml'Iulel, nnd he inti*
.blg-timc
term*.
’
Fan*
at
*th^
0 0 0 0
‘ ID!.t*d th^t he i»o» quite entisflad fruba ~
: Chicago
White
Sex
Baseball'
2 o i t a[ witK the work Ilf tho squad, lie J
and "Molschl Clause nrwfPark knew Jackson better- aa- a it
peanut
vendor
than
a
Pacific
declarct that " * e should have a p#nnlngton. Umpires: Odhnm nrS|
KWhI outfii nL*xt £iOMiit an! ex- Tucker
Coast
heavyweight
champion.
plained hi* rent an* for such
Jackson refuscl to give up the,
StBttniCiil by .ayiiig that ‘•ayde
bail park Job. ExcJa.raed Ross in,
l ituit
Has shown up
uu well in
In pmepn»e- ;_m Hlck Ayif||, AnJaraon.”
eMsperntlon: "How can ,1 ask n
Hull has
]. lire re*-! I aurl tm* tiro ability
e -J
f*V
'
matchmaker to pay you a, couple
— ts< bd. B -tiiri rate hackflold n
like of thousanj dollars for a ft hi
tN -=' *riAlong with JIutt,<Mri|, have H
Mid when you are willing t » ajit
y
^
i i
Use, peanuts for ilga rents a sack I"
j i'firey, C titen n Gtantltam
___ _________
|! linecmon. He also assurtad la k L ’ i
the work o f Jan Jenkitrann andKitolly Trapp wpaj ontalandlng
mid sai l th.s* Iwu yduiH* would*
.'pro!ably iuuidtc the lUcltlf post-f
te
•A
I thms.
•
Keitlr*, however, didn't Hesitate
:|
GOOD GQLF
! t -ay that HaroMilUatpar, vatenr e h 20— tackling drill, iprlnta around-the
i js.'.
CopirlRhled-'
lipiMi w«rk track and aolna contact work, ami
* * » y they've been at It ever sines,
tij
W IL L FOH'TIVRLY
*um- . Line Coach Ted Twornyy as- ,
(
HELD YOUR GAME .
a. o f alsi.d by CarUa Proctor, has
" ' .4
L a i be.'n putting th* linesmen through 1
Pocket edition
this dally ataslpn in tackling, whll*
price tLOc
ft* ft'
however, Bacriichl Coach Busier Brannon
m Fulili-hing Co.
|
. _ v k ,— j,M been seeking baekfltld- men J-D1’- Largo. Fla,
with passing, running; and blockoptomla^lb r.bouc th* Fat'* fpr
l Ing drills. Pan) S*v*nn, end
ha}
E d . g X ' j . , e|
lWfl.
. ;•
•
has had thi flankmtn busy ___
blocking ,*undamentala, and tacks
7
ftlMut curaa up Y/oir* cut- liny drill.
Although W olf ha* had the
squad out about U a days, ha
hasn't cut the aquad, nor I p i
ItAYitlONlj. M., BAVL.
going to. Later, hs aaye he'll
dlvldf the squad Into fwo divi
- Knnl Km itto SuIoa- -RenUlis—Mortgage Lorhi
sions when he geta to know them
• a .ft:
zji
' i f ' f- m i u . \ • i ; ; *jlfs J ; peiUMl'f
better and cqp begin to pick hlg
wan. Too, later on ht plena eoms
Dependable Lnauranco and- BoRtls
scrimmagta, but not for a while
*oL
v-w - • ' ••-, ■
j# . •
' Wolf !* eduUmi# In coirffnenrin^
-on prospaets. Ha la starling at
most from scratch because he la
having to tsqch the squad a n*w
eyatam—hla ayatem. with a gowd
aohadule ahead o f him next fall,
hs I* working to develop a team
uaie
an a "long time basis" • team
uiat In Iht next few rasfJ
it reapert Florida “ I*
of.”
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�FRIDAY, MARCH ft, 10 in
TIIF, SANFORD HERALD. SAN FOR It FLORIDA
nl'TTFR LINES
TAUNTON. U i i I h i/F)—A wo
man called the order department
of ■ grocery concern with thin re*
truest: "W ill voti please look oul
your front window ami see if
there Is a butter line in front of
the butter Store!”
LE G A L NOTICE
Nolle# I# It#f«*by r Iv« h that I
am
In bminMi on th*
Orlando il chuay, Hanfonl. Tlorl.
Ua. ui%4#r*
fidlUout imm.*.
|VU‘* (far ami Urfit
that I
Inltiul to
«w4i*l Bim» pur,
incnl to th* t*rm« of th* JPlctltlou# Nam# Htatuti* (Chi^itr ?^t»3
Laws of FlorlilAJ wSfii Hi#
of tin* Circuit Co lit I of H*
Con» t>
Ftril
FI <>Flila.
PKTKIt J lft?K t«H
|uil*1tr«iituft Mirrli 15.
N ti T I r K ,
NOTICi: IS llRKCltt UlVfiX
tlmt I am cnK»ie*-<l In t'U»lti*«s of
it« W. <lh 31-. rfaaford. Florkla
Ululrt till* Iir tit lout Dam# of 4*ansico anti that I loir ml to tnctstrr,
►oitl lutint puipu.tiu to thu t**rni#
of |h«» "Fl»*t IIoup Xttft Htatute
(Cltaplrr Jti?53 Ijiw * of K!»rtdn>
tviilt tlir ClriU o» til" Circuit
Cunt! of .*#mlnolf Count).' Florlila.
A W. WINK
Star. i. IH<
ONLY 8 DAYS LEFT
TO FILE-¥OUR-APPLICA'T40N'sF©R*‘
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
and PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS!
ih
yiitu ^n , u i\ — ULTimirATio.v . TO:
Tin:
%i v i
ii
nn.
j iiiiiim
n it t hi h t , s i: e i w n i. «
till JtV . STATU III' IT >' III.
• iis , - ' is lu iA t i'.iit .
-* **~
Your For4JJralet^-Knaivji Your Ford ll^sl
I HI. I M Sf III#. IrIJI
a . TiMr.er.ifc' * ~1""— ■ i
ilSIpW ri: Toff nrr hrrch> noliflrU j*t’m ,rs-l-islnllfl.
i TIM! HAMMIMl ■II'.UAI II Han: r.m
l. fli.rlila. a
ill ^t-nnil*! rvHiuli<**1 t«>
t»» a c#r.
VR
tain |tlll of «*Mtft|ifRlut fIt*i| m(it|n*t BI. a i s i : ,N t I’UNKH.
i.l rlrrtil.ilan In sahl ,.unt>' en.l
:
you t>> l>i:i.l~t UlttilKS. f'*r 41.
Ispl.iiJunl
rort-e. now prirllns in liir CftUH
WITNKNH mv
It'll tM Yfltce
I*min nf S.ml'H.n t'nnslv. fi-irl. *1*1T
'•• I uf u ! ! (« ut
h h iii :m h i - it in .irv rin x
Beware Coughs
Tin : s t a t u o f
it a h : u >a
.
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
RHONE 20(1
•'I'unty, II nilUs
MARCH 30th IS THE LAST D A Y!
TAX LAWS PROVIDE 8EVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO
FILE RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT HE GRANTED
UNLESS APPLICATION IS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME
* Blanks have bee* mailed to all who filed application or made relum e
last year. I f you failed to receive yours, or are filing for the first time,
please call for them at the Assessor's Office.
‘ If'y o u need help with your retuvnH, I shall be glad to assist you.
s tight to the seal of the
help loosen and expel
phftrm. end aid nature
Ad bHd raw, tender, lanchlal mucous merayour druggist to sell you
imanuWon with the uayou must like the way I)
T* the cough or you a n
,»
to har* Tour- roooey
money back.
CREOM ULSION
l|»:iu*nv
for Coach), Chest Coldt. Bronchitis
YOU ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED. TO FILE APPLICATION FOR
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY IIALL, HUT IK YOU ARE
ENTITLED TO WIDOWS EXEMI*T104l OR DISABILITY EXEM1T10N,
APPLICATION FOR THESE SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE CITY.
i.f th.- I'lrcntt I’mitt.»
IMPORTANT
SANFQRD F. DOUDNEY
LADV - FCR A SuCE
0‘ DAT SOUTHERN
BREAD VIR, KIDS
GOT, I’ LL CHORA
BIGGER PILE 0 WOOD
— . th an t h a t * __
TAX ASSESSOR
All owners of p/operty shall l>i» hold to know that
tuxi’R art* duo and pnynlilo thoroon annually, and
are horoliy charui'd with tho duty of n*certuitiiii}t
the amount of such tax and paying lit*' samo be
fore tho first tiny of April of each year’'.
COUNTY TAX BOOKS CLOSE MARCH ;ilsl.
Under tho now law onacted by tin* Loidslalure tho folloivlug interest and pomiltios
begin on April 1st, JM4G on all unpaid taxes assossod for tin* year 1!)15,
The Sanford Herald go«» Into
more then 8000 homes In San
ford and Seminole County- If
you have something t* eel) or
buy you will find that a cla»*ifled ad In theee column* will
MB the mott people about it for
tab least money. Phone 148 or
Batteriea A Battery Chai
n. B. POPE COMPANY,
CLASSIFIED RATES
I0e per line far ana HiaenWa
OBc* per line for I tmerOena
07c per Une t*i ala laaertlooa
05c per line for 80 inaertkxM
MUaimuai charge SOc
Ceaal 3 word* to a line
iaclwdiag phone and addreaa
HOUSE! close in with 2 furnished
apartment! in very good condi
tion.
Good investment.
217
Oak Ave. Jimmie Cowan.
A penalty of H‘ . on April 1st with interest at 1H‘ . per annum from \p il I t t*luom*t of advertising ami tax sale, where not paid before tux .idle.
W ANTED
On Personal And Intangible Personal Property:
W AN TKIl: hO men at the Men'<
Hilda Clara, Firat M«tbo.li*t
Church. Sunvlay morning at
10:00 A.U.
Interest at 12'. per annum from April 1st plus east of advertising and tax war
rants.
I’ l-L buy your car. reganlleai ct
age or conditicn.
Roy Reel,
306 W. 2nd St.
Under tlm now law all unpaid taxes for tho year 1!>15 become delinquent "ti April
1st, 1946 and the penalties and interest become a part of the taxes vyhioh are a first
lion on tho property assessed, except tbu’ Intangible Personal Property taxes are
a lien mi all property owned by the taxpayer.
TO SHARE eipenit* with Mimeone driving to and from Hu*'.*»on. Call 71tf-J after 0 0o.
l*ro|H*rtv Owners who have not done so are urged to pay thou- taxes betore
March Mist and avoid penalties and costs.
W IL L CUT your lawn with n
ttoMcr lawn mower reasonably,
A DIRECT current generator,
lit. I, Hanfonk Box 111c, or
123 volt, l'A kilowatt*, 0 ani|»,
Phone 77B-J.
for sale or will trade for 114 to
1 horaepower A. C. electric motor 116 or 230 volt*. Mr*. 8hort
at Short’* Camp or P h o n e
County 4502. Also 1 electric BUSINESS SERVICE
WK ARE, fully equipped and
know how to recap your Urea.
Natural rubber or aynthetk,
we protect ehlowail* of your
tire*. .Jonc* Tire Shop, Cor.
NEW .guttera and down »|»ouis.
'l i t and Rim, .Phone 008.
CCCKEK Spaniel*. Pupnie*.-AnRain water tank*. See Jimmie
olh«r litter of lovely parti«
Cowan Sheet Metal Work*.
color*.
Red and White. Top
UPHOLSTERED fabric*, UpeaQuality Breeding. Mr*. Violel NCW radiator cotv* and radiatoi
jJHe*.
Lrocatetle*.
damaik*,
*#miiatlon leather and di ipery
repairing. Rea Jimmie Cowan
fabric*. Arrangement for cart
Sheet MtlaJ Work*.
age If work dedret, IL 8.
U O tKil - PLYMOUTH
Brown, 2011 N. Orange Ave., JUST RECEIVED a thlpment of
{ Armour* Vegetable and Citrua
PARTS ANU SERVICE
Orlando, P a .
' FertiUier. Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed l»g I'alaietto t m
Phone 101
t Store. Phone 358.
SEWING machine, retlaired. Wil
llama F ixlt Shop, 203 VV. let
no electricity. Close to bu* k
” TILYCTORS
eebool. 100x130 ft. lot $3,300.
Southern
Tho courtesy of this office is ut your disposal and all lax'informa
tion and assistance will he gladly furnished.
fSD Bread ,
jt
Jno. D. Jinkins, /
M iV in
M*
ins to U I HI ftII Whin I 0 J
Tax Collretnr. Seminole County
t f vl 0 ! 1*1*0
NICK LYNCH A N P HIS / O F
G U N -H AW K S HAVE A COURSE
1?R1F T E P INTO TOWN 'MAY012-,
A G A I N ,B O B I'M A I I 'L L
C O U N TIN ' O N you L > T A K E
t u m w a t c h ' e a \' £{cm o f
Ai a S T - ' T H E M
REM EM BER WHAT IT O L P VO0 TO BUY,
TONTO. PEHVER IT TO MISS PRISCILLA
THEN M EET M E BEHIND TH E H O T E L
W HERE B O B C R O C K E T / ? —
L IV E S r-------— t 3 ^ C U 6 H )
G O O P ! t-TSORt- I6 A J I - E R r R E L I E F T O HAVE A / V E 6 , L '
TWO - G U N T O W N Y V e U P P O a t
T A M E R LIK E YOU > 5^ r i S O
O N W E J O B .'
mve> a l a p y e ^
MAT. A R E VbU f>URL
TilAT'?’ WHAT iCL A
WANT ?
Term#.. Box 10. Altamonte 8p. ri.'p.mtj or ev:rhauled by exI'Vtti.
■fit"** rim better, cha*«‘* ru*t ONE 2-11 OUSE wagon, one fall
» l i e u M ourn
m Duroc Jereey eow, A. K. 203 W. Find SL!■ » ‘f the? "re eleen. Promptly
etter,
Florid,
Pbonm
312amt thnmur^W done,
HOLI.RR MOTORESALES
I M I S C K E L jV N
F
CITRUH BAGS
s a i .ks
Phone 32.
KOUS
PRYERS freshly dreeaad. avail 4/3 box »iie. per M___ _ ..$4)7.60
able daOv fendr-Fry Poullry,
CABBAGK BAGS
noRkow rbbr w iif .uk
2205 Sanford Avenue, Phone '*0
lb. bag*,
..... $145.00
(These
bar*par
areM..complete
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
M l. _____________
string*)
YOUR uatnial desire for [lrivn y
Citrua Picking Bags, each..
A FEW good reconditioned tew ■Clipper*. ■$1.25 and $1.80.
ing machine*. William* FU it
A.
PB E V A TT 8 S V IIU L FLA
i -
'V A M i i l & i
Bo* 118. Route 2.
_________
OUTBOARD
motor and boat,
good condition,
l i l t Myrtle
A.
-
Phone 1104
♦t*w*ew
RENT
OFF’S
lery farm nn
ry and Brlsson Ave. For
matlon Phone R. R, Sioin2-8942 Orlando, or 2213
M EANW HILE.
In mbney matter* i»‘. strictly
ropreted hero. Friend* • and
relative* are not questioned
about your credit. Voqr em
ployer or bueinea* a*ioclater
will hot hear of your perional
. an lira. Titer* It no cauae tor
ambarraaameattC
Reaaoaabla credit requirement*.
No ro-maker* cn money loan*.
Variable payment plbn*.
FA M ILY LOAN C a
Florida Bank Bldg,
, Pbon* S3
BOB CROCKET AMP
I ARE G OIN' TD THE
W F'LL WAIT HERE IN BACK O F THE
H O T E L , TONTO IF NtCKLYNOI^TARE
TROUBLE, C-POCKET W ILl
HPLR/
WHOA, WHCA
S IL V E R '
TO P R E 4 5 fiRGT
e m L IN ' B E E J O O ., X U S E E YOU
WANT TD W ALK ^
rm -' I '
* I:
■ .H i- 'o l1 vyE M b «A f
rAKI r- v t l TA-AER.CROCKET T
,V‘ i
l I, HAP I GHOODHW
i-Ji u* A! IP I LL UCE IT AS A
COVER TO BREAK
IN ID Mb' BANK j -
WAR LNIHA’tt
AT THE SCM00L-
v y i i H u s ? e - ^ i i = \ House'
7
W E 'L L
H A N D LE
IT ,N IC K .
K A|B PRECIOUS TIRES
Who*** balanced, front end align
GIRL tor soda Foonum at Lan- ed assure* longer tire Hie, aaler
ey'e Drug Store. Part Urn* or •tearing.
.•v'f.'ifixir-v
COLORED
*eh you.
Laundry
UOI-LBR MOTORS BALKS
IM W. l i t SL
_________ _
c u r t a i n s . w**h*d »urcbad-ewd
ITAULE aprayer — anything
A DtpL Store.
W E U , CROCKE T , WE MCI IT A3
'NELL MOSEY O V ER TO THE t
A L L RIGHT, BOYS S P R E A P O U T A N P V SCHOOL-HOUSE ANP WATCH,1
K E E P Y E R GUNS HANPY WHEN YW SEE THE SPELLIN'-B EE
TH A T'S
CROCKET COMIN’ OUT O F THE H O T a , J
START BLASTIN'!
RIGHT.
Minting wicker, refrirernrn. furniture and automobile*,
•d’a Texaco Service StatlM,
120 Sanford Av*^ Call 9 ll4 .
WAIT .B O B , YOU'RE FWfcEl NN' YOUR
G U N -B E L T . F O L K S W ON'T r ^ - <
THINK V O U 'R E A FIRST R A T C /I-1W
TOW N-TAIAER W ITU C U l/ ^ N O T IT . J ----------------I MEAN
j f l f l th a n k s ,
x
h
1 ?/
\
m ayor,
MEANWHILE.
tost and Fonnd^-
infEQUih#df\ f| f J.
08T— Caatar off Crfcnlt#
#r between Sanford and
$U»r. VL M. Gleason,
W C P BETTER HURRY, d>0B, 00'S
NOT TO B E LATE FOH
•NT W0PR?
EMlNP THEM
KEM05ABAY.
*W & m .
SAY*
MAYOR
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TH E S A I ^ h D B E R A lD . 8A!«d11D. n O S I B A • 111K ! | j
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SURE W O U L D BE FOOLISH
A »urc aigti that America i*
gradually gelting back to it* pre
war way of life — the announce
ment that the Spark* Circua Is
once more on the road and that
it will exhibit in Sanford Apr. 2,
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
DU 1
We advise you to solve YOUR HEATING
PROBLEM NOW, while we can gel these well-made
NORGE HEATERS at pre-strike prices- We offer
time payments and free storage until Fall.
BAUER* RADIO
WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL'
yo u r
ear
complete
SPRING
CHECK-UP
201 North Park
♦*
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of MATHER’S NEW SINKS/
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CLAREMONT, N. IL. OTV
wealherwise pup locatnl a IJ
weather balloon icleaned from I
weather bureau station in I
Moines, Iowa. The balloon I
traveled an airline distance ■
L100 miles before it came to ri
on the farm of Robert Allard,
was discovered by Allard’s dog
IN T i l K C O I’H T OP T H IS 1*01 * T V
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IH tM A N IlN Afi A I N *»T II A III K * .
T .IT K i
You *tti| fftch t*f jr«m * rf btrctijr
.
O Q 95
Beautiful all metal cabinet sinks finished in glenmlng O v “ *
w im e t
i
while
enamel
or wood cabinets In paalcl colors to thatch your IJn
fn V firl fa ftnlitw uwliAivi*,
favorite
color, scheme
m
r m tlflrd nrvl r e q u ire *! In p rn een t
i»n v
c la im *
nntl tUm nndu
w h ich
ymi* *»r **11 ft^r of -yon. m ay hnYe
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-Iiota# o f fi? tttln o t* C o u n ty ,. r i« ir - ii* .
at hi a
In the rnulrt hfiiiffw «rf
LEGAL NOTICE
*--»H f V»ti-t»ijr at ftaninfiJi
II nr Mu,
“v It It I tt c iv il* r »iic fi«I «i rnntilltH fr o m
tin
t ii»*«- o f I he f i r « l
mttlilira Hoit
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sive modern 1nne run ring design with
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look. Special price .
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Add
beauty
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your
kitchen With ri new kitchen
cabinet. White enamel fin
ish with battleship lino
leum or nil white porcelnin
work top.
The OLD FAVORITE RETURNS
Not acutely toxic to man; cattla
High degree of central at tco»
nemlcal ceil.
Kitchen Cabinets
Oppueiir Munlrpal Bail Park
l\\ U K II lit ,O »l*l A Brail r. M.
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White enamel dinette set
with battleship * linoleum,
eanv.to-kcep clean table top
nnd four chairs upholstered
in green washable leatherette.
T H E O LD JUD G E SAYS
j
INNERSPRING SOFA BED
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never
spring
styleK
asupum ,. • W ^
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Q h a n f l m i U M T W d Y > * v ^ rV ^ /
smart sofa by day, a comfortable double bed at nightl You'd
guess that these spacious devenporta lead a double life} Pull
construction; covered in quality materials, a wide choice of
lo choose from.
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GIGANTIC ARRAY OF
WILD-ANIMAL ACTS
r #>r*t JUNOLt ilOPAROY
lUCIT^J IfOTTIO LiorAlot I,Ml
A1U *-J ATC1CA, h ac k iacu aki j
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Tk* LONDON MUSIC HAU CMIMr*
SLUMBER."
Muii.| twuilAh as. luma Mag**
CARD TABLES
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Beautiful floral
designed
c
tables that ekn be tilted to um
fire screens.
Special Friday and Saturday
CASH AND CARRY .
much it being dune to help them by finding
out and correcting the condition that lead*
them to ttcta*
OLD JU D G E: "Glad lo tell you, George.
Until recently, a pereon known u an al-
GEORGE: "H ow many (oik* are there like
that. Judged'
ss.*asr 2:^sr^
undoraUnd him or help him. But, during the
OLD JU D G E :" Well, MconUag to •dfotiftfi
reaearch. 95% of the people who drink,
iljr. 5% do eo unwbely. el
that 5% la the until pen
people I'm talking ebou
'Th at certainly giree
A w a u l m
★ DtniHawi
69-50' u p
THE ARISTOCRATIC
D A M O O DHOTRE J to*
GEORGE: “ Ye*, I certainly would like to
hoar why you call that an old (uhionetl
l i p ;Judge." ^
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AIR AGB PRODUCES
TOMATOES
H
ave tuear and tear on the dog house with j
ecate, all flameproofcd by the
latest rhemical method*; its upto-date transportation equipment;
its costume* and trapping*; it*
brilliant program abounding In
nrw feature*, .innovation* and
importation* from abroad.
What remains unchanged is the
Spark* name..
Wild.animal fraturcs make the
performance
particularly note
worthy.
ForcoiM
anrmg
Ib ti*
ntc
mixed group o f bhick aiulTpoUed
leoonrd* from Asia and Africa,
black Jaguar* from Ecuador (the
only one* in this country) and
puma* from Panama:
Behaving remarkably like hu
man* nre the London Mu*tc Hat)
Chinip*, a troupe of simian acro
bat*, cyclist* and comedian*.
Tho array
of
international
arenic champions includes aerial
gVmnaxt*,’ acrobat*, tumbler*, jug
gler*, contortionists, cnuillbrlita.
tight-wire artist* and clown*.
Also on the progrnm are those
four-ton favorite*, the elephants;
fine
exhibition*
of
advanced
horsemanship, and nit manner of
CIRCUS ZA N Y. Member of performing domestic animals.
the Spark* Circua clown alley.
Performance* start at 3;30 in
opposite the Municipal Bali Park. the afternoon and 8 o'clock at
The Spark* Circus of IJMfl i* a , night, with the doore opening one
hour earlier to permit a tour of
now ahow. In a physical *en«r. the menagerie nnd horse fair.
I’ hon'e 29
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THE WEATHER
T e Protect the Peace of the World i
To Preaoto the Prajrrw of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
Clear and continued rather coo| (his iftcn
. nuou and tonight.
AN INDEPENDENT DA11.Y NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X X V II
SANFOHD, K L O lH D A ^ MONDAY. MARCH 25. 1916
Established, 1908
Supreme.CourtRyls;To Act OnW a i^ P r ic e
^ Unioif Closed Shop Ban In State
* P o ^ y H it
Made Not To Consider Case Until
By Baruch Decision
. Florida Courts Make Own Interpretation
.
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■■
-Statesman Calls For
Continuation Of
Price Control Act
A. .F o r-Another Y e a r
WASHINGTON, Mar. 25,
(A P ) — America's e l d e r
ntatciman — Be r na r d M.
Baruch—laahed . out today
against the administration's
new wagc-pHce policy, term
ing it n “ grave break" In the
so-called hold-the-llne policy.
— Declared Baruch:
“Call It a bulge but it is
really a brook—-and a grave one.
Thi* w ai Inflationary."
Baruch appeared before the
Home Banking Committee to
plead for at laaat another year's
eilenalop - of the Price Control
A c t The committee now la contldering extension of the OPA.
beyond It*’ present June 3o as
piration date,
Barueh declared we ahould
g ) have another year of price con.
v
trot coupled with what he railed
a "firm grip", on ware*. Even
more- than thta, Baruch declared
there moat be oaa 'overriding ob
jective— greater production.
Greater production was what
Baruch lifted ae the key te a 14polnt program ha. laid down for
the whole wage.prlce lime. Bar
uch declared that%.-tgithotiV g r c c
production, the Tf|| of hi* Dfogram wa« meaning!
ngl4*a, Th« eKfcf
0
ftateeman went on to'call for what
ha termed a "high court of com
merce.”
Barueh said auch an
^
agency could repair the damage
he aaJd haa been dose as a re
m it o f hiking wages and prices
while’ cutting uses. Among other
point* In the Baruch ‘ program
were these:
Stop Increasing the manry sup• ply | atop decreasing tales until
Aha Budget la balanced; atop
"bunking ftw. public by. saying
wage increases can be granted
without Increase in price level*” ;
NUMBER 131.
A ssociated Press l^vised \V|r*
To New York City
O f Anti-Closed Shop Provision
■
Gen. Mihailo
Captured Afte
Two Year Search
. WASHINGTON,. MaV. 26. (A’V— eCourt to send the caae buck to
The Supreme Court bus tlecutat Florida .was made on a six tof
that it will not make any ruling two vote. Only Justice Frank
aa yet on the constitutionality of Murphy disagreed entirely with
Florida’a ban un the union cloyed the majority opinion. He wrote
shop. A ’ United States' district in Mi dissent that the -court
court at Tampa held some time should net close Its eye* to the
ago that the ban does not. violate issues merely because they ore
the Federal constitution, and that difficult. Murphy said tho action
decision was appealed to the leave* union officials with * no />.. „ r-»,i,
Supreme. Court by officials ot protection against a threat whie'i 4j P
ilT IC I U jfO S liU I j l D ;
the
American
Federation
of the Supram.
nupi
Court iU elf In...
Jlt , > U n d e r A t T C S t
Labor. The high court has re admit ted la real.
fused to consider the case until
Chief Jtistfce Hnrlan 8t> its"i
rhS
\s \Var Criminal
Honda courts make their own favored dismissal of the ra-u
I
interpretation o f the anii-closcd
Mar. 25. (A V L V -n K M l
r))op provision in the sidle con. became, he said, the Fed*r4Ur,-BELGRADE
caurts Utk the proper juristli.'- ( General Drhja Mihallovie— oner
stitution.
»
hailed a. Yugoslav*’* hem of tilt
The decision of the Supremo lion.
gu-rHlln fight against the N4*1*
i, oitftrr nrrf-t to.lny It. a ira!
tor -ml «?nr criminal.
Official announcement of Mllinllnvi'-** rupture bv Yui-mdnv
nuthurit'os was made to a «-hewr
in*- parliament yesterday bv Inerior Minister Alexander B«nhnvle. Tim ln*eriur inlnl«l*>- aald
hat th|i wnrtime leader * ' f ‘ he
(,'hetnlks—. hunted for ne»r'-' tWo
year* in the Yugoslav Mil* by
Cabbages Continue As Coleman Says Color Marshal T ito ’s force*—be been
* ] | e-Miture.| on Mar. I't I’ tV-Vir
Best S e l l e r s At
cd Citizens
l l l ^ d n l not »ay where M ih*i)r'ie he-l
A l# l
F l u o n n i o 1 l i r tH,' n rnntur***!. An official r-*dlo
Dispute Between So
viet R u s s i a And
Iran Is Postponed
Until T o m o r r o w
UNO Sessions Guard Forms The Letters U.N.O.
NEW
YORK
W ftr. 25.—
(Ap) — A me n 5a g e from
President Truman and a
speech by Becretury of State
Byrnes welcomed the United
Nations Security . Council to
Its temiwrnry home in New
York City today. The Court-"
cil met In tho re-decorntcd
gymnasium of Hunter Col
lege for nn opening rriihin de
voted entirely to formalll-ev. The
dlipute betweer. Iran and Ruatia
will not be token up until to
morrow. Tension on that U»ua
hat been relieved nnyway, by
the Moscow nnnouftcement that
hn agreement has been reached
ami that Russian troop* are movlm- out o f Iran.
IVevIdent Truman’* me*»nge- of
wejeome to the Council wn* read
by Secretary Byrne*.
r. Tru
man promised the full ro-operatlnn of the United State* In the
Sanford M a r k e t
A la
r i n o n c i a l l > •j,rin,dcwj ,ni,i h„ had be--,
rnn»e * f pea e and einpba«ltod
the Meet! for all UNO memherv
.----—
fin e mountain cave. He
, runrdJACKSONVILLE, Mar, 25 — r The Rotarv Club voted unani- e,l In only 11 men nf I- fn--*B
to remain united He «aid th'*
(country i? honored to be chaven
**Th«^lenric# given producer* hy\rnnutly LnUy to sjHin»or a pro^
to tnLil about
hi* the home nf the United Nath# Ho rid* S tit* F antlers' M ir - 1 jw t to secure u rocrfgtiopml cen*
me ft*
l g r • y*t*m i ■ nerwr betnjr studied jt$ f fcfr colofetl peopl# In Sanford
Mihnilnvle nr prim* •it v ugo*Urj rilK US. MARINE CORPS PROVISIONAL GUARD ol (oui officer* „m( Vo mli.ted men selected t o j , " ’n'
In connectionT with a Nat lun-whluI/allowlnjr pfracntation of auch a
hrrnde i f f er the C*r-t guard Hie United Nation* Organisation Security COmuil .meting* III llm o,, College in the Bronx. N Y , l Secretnn M\ rticw. in hiw own
itirvey by txpert* of the Farm.plm
President
lusher win ; tvatu ___
had nvfm
'n U
__ - by
____
______ .Lei
. . . ______
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be country In -pell out the orgnidintinii’. initial*. The untipie formal!
hfhl un ihi
Hug*' IfrountU- ( Intrumtnoittl J t»prrcli. tnul the t’num’ il itiuti lx?
Credit Administration, of the U-{sugge*ted a* a *lte some 12 ucr-s i tnnl 1 *t*aI He w*« promotad
I rumly in nri promptly nt ftll
timr« Ur , ' nipi»ro<l n*«t om 16
nited State* Department of A g ri-jo f land owned by the City and
general in Ileremtier of that
mihvit1ual<, nn<1 until it in Lett If
culture and w* believe the re-1 bounded', hv Fourth Street., Buy vent nod n mmnt, later w*. an
they cun fettle tVe-r HUoutet
*u* uf fo'trt. Ilu* if friendly
negotiation tloiiii't work, he went
'\n. (he dispute nnut
brought
1ufnrt* the Heriirlt y C iosjtti,'iL
h
i
u
•
,
U1 u# i t i * n iia u n
||
«
"Vn na*io« h-v* *he r '"hi I#
»* r ) **’ inh »
hand*,*
James M. WHaon. 7*1. barber,
*nitl
*o' l h ^'ounefl
cabinet worker and lemient time
T^ut the UNO fhartrr doei not
much of the nature of plonearing. "■ "•
of the R*mlno!*j|o
^
*rv to outlaw change, hut dost r
Ita consistent growth constitute*I Cotwly Qtamber of Commerce,
Moslem
League
Wants
Former
Govertior
To
obligate all nation*, la rie and
who *ald that the colored pooole
Mlhndovic* wife dlerl
d very direct
tribute
t
E sta b lish m en t
O f after n brief Illness.
'mail, to reftain from the UM*
w d S l^ of N^then* a jll had *M»re**#d themselves * r bring eMwenUeilon camo, A s»u
vSpeak At Magnolia of
Igbted wisdom
N i ------ —
wisdom of
of Nathan
Me*
fi(n(jr [nK
.'slighter jnih*t TltoX Tm
V
r
vc-n ,
He was a .member and demon!
f.sFrt or
»b ’8* •'f fi're# ;
federal, ataU, county and city* o. Commission*!* of Agriculture,
Independent
State
m
ih
r
F
ir*t
B
a
p
tist'
ch
u
rn
,
a
n
d
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{T h e *on m-cu*ed Mihailov ic of |
And First at 8 P.M. •■truptt in |(l*-fpfttn <tf the lair.
---------In
member
of
thu
T<>'>IWenil
Club
ip » "high court of com* r h a a * consistent, conservative
and sot up
Jack Goto of Oviedo urged tho! •"■■rhery. King Peter removed th .I
The UNO Seotirlly ('utmcil has
metre— B sort o f supreme eco policies have contributed so much RoUry Club to get behind n pro-' Chotnik chief u* War minister
NEW DELHI, Mar. 25. (d*i , "f Snnfenl. Hr was ImlrMh t.r,.rFortner Governor of Florida. iW idctl tii. wdit until tomorrow
nomic counsel which cap decide to the providing o f maximum ser. jrct to have Hu State Itoa.l I>e- j ,n
A *iieelnl Itritisli cabinet rummli-. Kl* «n r eb, 5, 1H.U.
Speesnrd L ., Holland, will carry cfore It take* up llu«ftUfa dieUM I.
question* Involved In the above t Iv* b to our grower*.
slnii em b*rk«i today on rieg»Ma-| , Vf '
'{V the
campnigrt fur n *e»t (n the pule with Iran, and to limit
partment build n highway along
points and related ■ubjacta,"
" I t h»* been the policy of the
lion, looking toward srlf-guvern- widow. ftlra J .M. \MI»nu
Ran- ( j t,n*.,|
.Senate into Sen-1 t,alay'» opening ,onion to forFlorida Huts Farmers’ Markets from New Smyrna, to Okeechobee j
meiil for India. Even n* the com- ‘ " “ L lw>’ daughtor*. Ml*. J > f(iri,
,,^1,1 when he will malitie*. The American-delegates
ayatem, under Commissioner Ma
mission started it* work,' Indian
" J V i j j l ? * , A ' . . i’i. i c ! t ! " 1 1 apeak at H:00 oVb-ck on the i are expected lo insist that the
yo’s guidance, to provide faellpolitical leader* Issued statements
Sanfjmn; six grandchildren, ,-orner of First S tiret’ nnd Ma g - ■Council be given furt detail* of
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file*, where they were non-exlst- Highway No. 44 from Sanfonl to 1 reflecting deep-rooted dlfferencee Miriam, Dianna, Jimmy and Hob- nolia Avenue
In the case of -Mw purported new Soviat-lranisn
r Inadequate, and to refrain Tltuivilla and would open up a
among the various factions.
11'V Moy*. and Lucinda ami Alan inclement weather, he wilt deliver Hgl cement
from competing in areas where whole new territory to .Sanfur>l
7-he president of the Mo.lcm
" 'l
Snnfor.l; two *.
his address m the Court IlmiHe.
adequate arrangements for hand and Olvado.
Thus
far in his campaign, ra- 1
Ixmgue. Mahomed All Jlnnah, de-1,« r». :S} n J,hu"» .V/.,1 h’1
......
- ...
followers
adelphla
nn-l
Mr*,
(laik
ill
win.
,,or(, l)jn,
ling produce were already func
In an urgent appeal to the elated thnl he and hi*
i healed iiiai tie has ,
R.
L.
Comall
wa*
Introduced
by
iif
fliirriman.
I
rim.
im.i
on
i.i.
tioning. This has meant there
eople of Seminole County on are prrpatnl. In his word*, "to
drawn wuini Mpplaiise us In- *uni
James E. Rowland, banker, wae fore that the buslnrs* handled by Mr. Coleman si a new member f.'hnif 'f , h i ' " i n ' rV.V“ " ' ,i.
l
hu
t
Will
W
liitHi
nf
4"haltii
vn
shed our blood" to assurr the
<ned up Mir tnajnt pinhlcms cullrt
t
.
elected Friday «vaiitng a* exalted the ayatem ha* contributed very
n *1rnli,
° f r ofrl',H- B. Crumley, clmlrm.n of rhe establishment of I’akistan
ruler of th* Sanford Elk* Lode*. largely to the providing of mar
Fuii#ral
f^rvirop
for
Mr
Wil
funi1 campaign in Seminole C« un- separate Moslem state Within In
It* succeeds Joel 8. Field who kets for producer! who had no « rif™00’.m ,« , nc!5 th*!0'.*!!
son W0rt hilt! Siin«lay aft^rimnn
•" l
MrBol uonor* l » swell the dia.
In his address, which will lie 1
served In thli capacity for the market* and the consequent devel m.MT,WM^0Un»C,‘ »rith* 1
. ____ ,
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wl tht First ItaptUt Lhurrh "«ti»
u
°
i
r
Cfr*
P
I
iak‘‘
*’
r'
"
ont
*<.516
which
the
Red
A
member
of
tho
the lllltb during the current tour, I
past . two year!. The election of opment of the affected areas. In
P a rtv -r^ rk E o
W.1*. Brooks. Jr. offl---------officers followed served by th* view of these facta we feet that r ^ L ^ M .hM.°?h*yb . , rCA,‘,?Vl Cro.a now hn. to the goal of » f B ) 8 working COHlITlittW, Valll* fMatinir
tinting. IntprniPUt
Interment tt-uu in Vvi.r lltolluml will present hie platform I
I d ^ ‘ n thi* IU>UrT 9lu.b *, *».°00. Crumley asserted there bhal I’atcl. deefared that hi. group f,nUnr
- Inlem r,,t * " * ln h' cr- to the citiiens of the city and
|n spite of complaints from
honor commitue of which John the record of growth set by the JnWier ^Baseball
League started |, only one week remaining in wa* ready to- (f« the limit In meet gteen Cemcteiy,
It is anticipated that member* of tho Lion* Club golf
4
Leoijardy la chairman,
Active pallbearers wrre: Her county.
ayatem aa a whole has been feth- last wash and urged the Kotarians; the campaign,
ing what he termed the legitimate
Andrew Carrs way, who prior er amailng. The Fbmpano Mar te co-operate in building up mor-: „ j |10Ill,lt|tf
man E. Morris. Fred Harrilott, Holland will explain the stand (,.nm that they were suffering
demand*
o
f
mlnnrilee.
He
stress
M
e
Is
inking
on issues which ho rr
■*-h»rl-y horse*." \orr mu#. 1.
i
* honestly reel," he declared,
Tctson Harrison. Fred Fat.l Sr,. Iwlirvt*i*
■
k*t, whlch'I am to Visit with Mr.
moat
Imimrtun!
Icwlay r ’ r *, #|(i mi in1! 1 l»m'k -# nn*f nthtr
th* pUjr,T . . R‘ '" '" t h a t It I, on*
of th. moat ed that the Congress Part* could Herbert Stewart
anti
William
as teemed E w Csk*. Representative of the
r! ”
,L0,nS>. ^**°*111>“n» "*{ worthy
cause* Inthe worldnotlo-accede to whnt he called the
fur t h«- futui «• » f ih f |WOpl0 o f •» irv hi i ■» nihnrnt■* th*'
not perfect, hut Impossible demand* of the Mos Shrine^
* nthfr nfGr.r. .lo-teH accord. *'*m Credit Administration, is dopted by the Tubercuo*!* A » - ; , u y .pw hap*
th s Hint r
hiiv*
■if fl i‘ "1* i i if ir " gaffort r hi
I typical of the system, but «•*
r«t«r d ln f rablfd dogg. what
organization
it
its.
lem* for u separate state.
fgrth Intel) i
«vli |iMill ti
The U H iiifr *fIn**f v a m itiv i* of
un
rtferred to tnOjTltFy
mnki*
mlgtakei.
W ho
' ryfT;j
•'.tMmed
lov*l
knichl*
*»»»*tng
growth
ha*
given
It
A
labor
member
of
the
Vice
wi th a
ittunn ifni
H o n . In will
m friHliirnl hy
1
- - “ *»t**m#d loyal knight. usual InteresL Sale* on1the p
Pom-[Board of Directors,
j doesn't?* Crumley continued “ I roy’s executive council, R,R Amat (ho counit \ club
M
al Jfiwi*|»h 1 H oi
firtinnti! i 4
A , L.* Skinner aa astcemed
lec
a*
pano
market
last
year
totalad
In
explaining
the
recreation
(slnrrrcly
believe
'that
a
grruter
bedksr.
sal.l
that
untouchable*
jir»»^«etl
himself
1re’i'fitly
11‘ tUUHttl triti m Icmh’ t
chlBtm,
e |iu
turingt knight; Loth*
Luther Dot, as
♦
10,040,350.59—more
than
double
project,
Mr.
Lcsher
rn
tlled
t
hat'
percentage
nf
youT
dollar
goes
of
which
he
is
one
must
he
profrom the 1‘uCiftc theater of as ‘ tillflilenl that they would whip
* secretary;
J, H. Tru
Truluek, 'treas
tary; J
the
dollar-volume
handled
by
the
In
a
poll
taken
among
Rotary
i
to
the
needy
and
suffering
Ilian
teeted from domination by cesle
I[c/x Ai r* R *iu n operations.
Kihsm and then make short
urer and Bobo IxxAe
!/xA* aa tiler.
U u t
^ V II
D t l f l l , Holland » .peaking in Kls.im>f Ro“ r) cum|wtUor*. •
Pa#t District Deputy Grand entire ayatem in 1939, when w* member# six months *go, the In almoet liny digsnlxnllon to Hindu*. He declared the untouch- I U
day.”
had
25
markets
in
operation.
The
colored
recreational
project
rank
•bits wore ready to appeal to
m
Exaltar Ruler Leo Burner will
•.
t ---------1me* this uftern... . at 5;<W o’clock
**°ri*r U n .ln g announced that
1945
total
handled
by
th*
Pern
"Due
to
the
fact
that
we
were
the UNO "to make certain that
ed second, with the hospital first.
#
Install the abemi elected officer*
The Chamber of Commerce 8pe- and will deliver hi* second ad- Hie Cubs of the Uon sponsored
Hu x*W that Ha believes at this late in organising the drive thta •aieguard* are Included in the rial Committee appointed to hand. |drei* of the day in Orlando at Junior Baseball League had won
at th*
year, we know there wl]l be soma conatlutlonal aettlemenL"
le the Sanford Naval Air* Station 8:00 o’clock tonight.
He wi l l ‘ their flr*t three games, am! ,told
■ysMm. It la InttrttUnc
inttrealing howhow ttme the recreational project Is confusion, somb will by called
___________
. the sysUm.
The - British commliflon eonJlrat ^roportSDC# because 4t of- on twice, while other*, will not •lata of Lord Pethwlcka-Lawrence for the City nf .Sanford ami Hie speak In Do Land Wednesday, in* of <*>* needs of the team#: In
ever-to note that without Includ
possibility of . Immediate b e' asked to contribute and may Sir Stafford Cripp* and A.V. Al*x- County o f Seminole presented' tituavllle. r ’ocoa ami Holbourne ,h" W°V ” • equipment,
ing th* Pompanq - figure*, th*
n joint actiluii «.f on Thursday, in
Bench and!
Tom Trent of l^aKfland was a
tt)4nt He emphasised the I earnestly suggest that tho** ander. They will confer with their rtport
atate system's 1945 gross business
action
lest who have not - been contacted, Indian leadoraJn ap effort to **ek the County and -City Commission- { Fort IV rci’ on iffd iiy aud.SaturwU'iaO™*'! *hv dpi*. ..tlao. J«mea •T?
moi% than triplad the 1939 total. ■ ^ r . -for
. immediate
------,v-.- “ ---our leadership among-thee* peo-pefther m a irih elr conUlbutlTm In agreement on method# of .netting rrs Satyrday BTlerdqoo *at~ 2 :00 Uiy 1,„ will dvUver addmeee hi Lyon.ut Maryland. Jam**. R‘*b»on
Annouacemeet e f . thw-r
.
Ukecchubcc, Arcadia oml Wnu- '•<**' ” ><■ ringing with Mrs. Frank
,
'
to tht Rid Croa*. Sanford. Fla, tip a ron*litution-making bodv hv I*. M.
Uon o f operation o f the Marianna pla be loet .
llnio'i ariumpanyiiig.
The commltte* presented for chula.
or telephone 732 or B0 and w*
State Farmer*' . Market uadgr
hich Indiana may choo*a their comjderatlon a revocable permit
will he glad to send someone own form o f government.
direct control o f the atatq ayatem
Doru the—gov«rnment . to . eater, v3
- — —
■arm-rake chehfe-of f t * real pro* •
r#
r
A fc
J.U’-S. LOSE*LIVES'
i JRsaortttL
|terty only.- It we* agreed bjr llu T W O A i r C r a B u G S O i l
" I etneerely thank'those work
Market ha* - been onerated for
A
rea
Of
Mukden
County and th* City Commissi.#.#-'
A r„
Ita n n r tw l
SENDAI, Japan, Mar. 25. (A1) —
era who have ao generously given T.W . Lawton Calls
•om* tlm* under Itea*, by the
er* that they were Willing lo enter A ^O a B l i \ r t
I v O p O r lC U
More than 170 persons lost thejr
their time and efforts, without
Jackson County Crop Improve
on an agreement and »lgn thtaj
:--------tivs-a Eridsy when the overfbnded
Attention To Law permit
ment Asiodstion.!This lease hav- _ CWJNdfclNO, M *L 25, V P )— any remuneration, they have my
and to divide the expense*
MI AMI
Mar. 25, U P )— Coa*t 2tk-tnn ferryboat Kinkafatr Mara
DUpatcbee from Mukden deacribod sincere respect and admlratli
tion
Ired • W. M. Scrag]
of operation hitw-een the 'City Guard operations !■ Miami hive
pitched battles bajwcen Chinese for having so willingly aacrifli
deed
d farmer and bu^ .
Bupt. T.W. j^ewton today call and County until such time a* the reported that report* of two rapslsed en route from Onagaw*
to Okarhi H y, in northeastern
_ of MonUeello, h as' been auVatmaent and Communist force* their own Interest* In going »ut *d attention to the Florida school
iaw that Provides that the thus- l,roF*rty
flMl|F *«u red l.y separate airplane rrashes off the Honshu, Kyod.i *N*ws Agency ronamed a* manager, and has Jui In Manchuria. Four regiment* of and helping other*."
.V.
h"
deed
from
the
government.
Florida
keys
have
been
checked
j
por(f<|
taken . over hi* duties in Maiiar Cptntnunlst reinforcements were
*2 L .!te “ Z 3 & V L
r^ T J I D wa. join t i i out by Manager l„ dieclo*/ only ono crash tn- (
-----------------aud to have challenged the entry
l"
o y, mt
n » r fjaiions
. lton.. mine b
.h . TOUntJr H iffifli
« Z ‘X
vo l.ln , . . . . ffllum lurpfdo bombRoy Tillis Named
superintendent for nomination of
. . . . „ , . i «ra.
M a r k e t condlUon# throughout ' gWvamment troop* Into Foabun,
J
mile* aaat Of Mukden. This war Head Of Association pr IncIpat* for ra-appolntment, and
^
tho State during the last weak
permit covcrim
covering t The cra*h wa* witnessed by atVeterans Service
submit nomination* not later than ,0r * re
permit
both tha raal and personal pro- tendants at Sombrero Light o n 1
Any veteran In need of serv
f Roy TUB* wa* alec ted presi eight .week* before the close of party on tha base and requeued Sombrero Key where It wa» said’
ice (free o f charge) la any o f
dent o f the Sanford Outboard the school term. Bince schools permission be given fo r authority (the two planes collided In mld-alr.
tha
following categories la re
Association yesterday' mnrniag close on May 31, nominations to a s c e r t a i n from the Navy
The Coast Guard say* the
quested to visit tn* office e f
slightly above 111 par
at the first meeting of the group must tie filed not later than Apr. whether it is advisable .to accept planes—each carrying two man—
c ' : ; ** I
the responsible agencies Rated
6.
on tkla market will have
,
— aloo ita led that tho since lb* beginning of the war.
below:
V.’
Nominations by trustees fo r re- tht present revocable permit or ware from Boca Chlca airfield
i t o r packing and
j tours for
Other
officer*
ares
Vic*
I’reolCommualat force* were withdrawCoordinator — E. B- Carter,
appointment o f teachers bated on wait until a second application, qear Key West,
of cucumber* dally,
lo g before th* advancing govern- dVnt, W. W. Johns; Secretary, tha recommendation of the prin had bean proceased and praaant.j The merchant ship SS Toronto
.VGaulle National 'Bank BeildtlarUn* Monday.
E m ^ W ’ trrlii#. to - abx
tlomer Little; Treaaurer, Jimmy
n
i i
, , radioed that it had picked, upj stnja,
Florida City?—Beuns hart
Cowan, iDirector* are U Grow, cipal* and county superintendents
The Coramieilonera agrted to one .urvivor of lha crash and j
Empl’ yntsnt — U. 8. Em
• t t L » to $St aqusah, |1A0 to , The nows o f tha lighting arrivad Harold McAlex*tutor and Byron •re to be submitted to tha Board
tn
Chungking
Just
aa
tha
govern
this
aupgaaUon
and
Irutracted
hail transferred* him to a boat
ployment Service, 112 North
- t not later than Apr. 19. The above
“
0; tomatoes, |8 ilto 11030.
Fox.
Gut
to
proceed
w
Mayor
wlih
negoj
J
^
ng
”
t
o
''K
o
y
''W
u
r
ment
and
CemmualsU
were
said
I*srK Avenue.
applies to re-mppoIntmenU only,
Jlty fair.
Demand exceed*
A ftor
tha
moating »evi
mant on the sendVocational Training and Edu
■aid Mr. Lawton. Vacancies wfll tiatlona along this llna.
exhibition races war* held
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court
Plere*!— KggpUpt, f W *
ately be filled at a later daU to be
Lake Monro* with approxim*
FARM MEETING
II out*.
fixed by the county board.
80 faat boats participating.
FLOATING a p a r t m e n t
Legal AsalsUnca HoaplUlurroawes, ye to , ^___
BREMERHAVEN, - G e r ma n y .
Attempts o f ' the CIO-PAC to
Itat ion and SU U service Of
showing good growth wt
FUTURE YANKEB
Mar. 25,. (A®)—The 60,000 ton Gar- “ Uke over” th* state will be
ficer — ConUat through Dovd
DIRRCTOR3 TO MEET
eet of crown
man linar Fur op* may become a ono nf the major topics of dlaHOLTDAYS END
F. Beyle. County Service Of
NORFOLK, Va., Mar. 2£, t f f ) floating
apartment
house.
The
iS S fK V M
TALLAIIAB SE E, Mar. SB —
, cusalon at a meeting o f the
ficer,
Takach Building.
Prealdent Jack Ratlgan of
them
ConUS
Navy
rejected
the
bi
Harry
Buahkar,
t m m " ; all-Bou 1
Registration fo r tha third quarter
levy
Ute big liner, i Seminole County Farm Bureau
Emergency Fuads — AmeriSeminole County Junior C"
rd jrith th*
Ierence
we at Florida Bute College .for once pride o f th*
ference basketball
baskatball guard
the Gen
German marl-{which will lie hald thia evening
in Red
___ CroaapTSaka Shore
of Co ram»rra haa callad a I
Virginia Ttck Gobblers, has sign Women, to begin for new atu- time is nrIce, because it* fir * at 9:00 o’clock at the county | can
Boulevard.
o f tho lOfgtaUation’o
ed, a barebal!jaaMxact with tha
Monday afternoon and for safety Standards ware
low pur court room, It .xva* announced by
Yvteraea .Admbdljretlon
" o f . director* end »
students Tuesday morning, pilrtimuminimura- N ow -the: alp is
i
Culloas, preildant o f the
Ruseaa RUl», Shkf’ t f a
iraau.’ RMittl
“ “- r f
‘ b e £ liC t V * f i£
Wilson Studies. Rotary Favors
Service Being Colored Center
Given Producers For Recreation !
W
Negotiations For Funeral
Self-Governm ent'^[dj
S
^
Services
India, Begin , J#mrt M. - ^
Wi b>rlH.,
Holland Brings
Senate Campaign
H ere Jo m orrow
Crumley Says Red
£‘ywithb*fwd,m
hu*rS smle Cross Drive .Lags;
Appeals To Citizens
Howland Is Named
Exalted Ruler O f
Local Elks Lodge
Linns Plan Win
,h0 com!()ver Kiwams And
Rotary
In
G o lf
City, County (Jet
Re vocable Permit
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TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Pacific soldiers and sailors, is up •' Tllp cpOIT OP TIIR rot XTT
Am exe.utrlx of ih« Ui
W ill a r»tl TcAtAmcnl a t
to hi* full, weather-beaten Jowls|
V nillrst"!'TV‘
KMKUNi; V UCW1&
in the task <>f revereing the flo\vl|,\ »t: kstaTK OP
d+Ctllffil.
of trained American fighting men I KilKMXB V. LEWIS,
Dwmnl. Plmt imjLIIc.iII..n March €, ! h l
towards
|TO ALI.
AM» * I-Kit.
towards Jinan
Japan.
|
,N„ CHKIIITOIIS
haviso claim
ok
With war’* end, Col. Saffarrann'
iu:nANI»n auainht said eh.
found that Ids combat training * TATE,
schools on Oahu “
New \
HONOLULU—Col. William C. Caledonia
tu Santo HI!’.
Saffarran*. “ Wild Rill'' of 1U2I were pa»»<
Kobert C.
Georgetown football fame, found Kichanison,
c o m m i n i l l n gt ?*?
er of the Army's Ranger School Army Forces in the
■** —
■** -*
. I LL
Middle
•
------;
' -Pa*" 11*'*t
in Tennessee, and teacher of com* cific, or '
Get them home.” [nm
Crcomultlan relieve* promptly be
hat tactics to more Ihan .'WMIEKt
.. 15-year-old, New YorkToday
cause it goes right to the scat of the
horn Saffnrrans .is doing Jutt ria
trouble to help loosen and expel
Berm laden phwgth. and aid nature
commandant' of IheiUm
I‘Middle
tffW As
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
Pacific Personnel Center •{j'1
flamed bronchial m ucous m em on the island of Oahu, Territory n,,!
brftnrs. Tell your druggist to self yutt
of Hawaii, be directed the pro* om
a bottle of Crecmuiiton with th e un
ceasing and
return finiinn
to the mala- ftj
derstanding you must like the way it
fr o m f u n c t l o n g l f i u l o J l e p i l n
laud -*.f us-tmcife ll...
than 120,000 Army
quickly allays the cough or you are
ntVn and " women' in the three
months’ period ended January 7.
F.vtry day hi; mrrtj tome formar pupil bound for the main
land. One soldier said : ‘‘If I had
not been thiougb your first school
on my way to Okinawa, 1 doubt
that I could have made this one—
on my way home.’’
B ill Saffarrans
Has Job Reversing
Flow Of Soldiers
RIOS on rertnln items of USO equipment Vfll
be accepted Thursday and Friday, March'21
and 22, between the hours of 11:00 A. M.
and 4=00 P. M. The USO reserves the.right
to reject any and all bids. Itemized list is
posted on bulletin, board in USO. .
*
■ v
. *
i v •* Ur oddMT.1
>■ rc ‘
SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
TO HUY
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
Hint was before war, strikes and bottlenecks.
We advise you to- solve YOUR HEATING
EM NOW. while wc can Ret these well-made
HEATERS at pre-strike prices. We offer
ments nnd free storage until ball.
How women and girls
way get wanted relief I
ACE AMUSEMENTS
mAhcti 20; 19 m
BAUER -RADie-SBRVIUg.
Phone 29
AUTO
PAINTING
Dempsey Says FDR
Had Powerful A r m s
BOSTON, Mur. 20, Wh—The
power of Franklin Delano Roose
velt's arms was one of the things
WEI). - THURS. Mar. 20-21sl about the late President that imptrssrd Jack Dempsey, former
world's boxing champion.
Sanford's Colored Theatre
Only the cholcsst. plump, sun-ripened groins
— the pick' el the harvest — are f*irsUta
Cooked . . . At The Mill . ., ler the letil In
flavor. And JMInutv Oats supplies the
i lasting neurishmsnl. Vitamin Bi and MinV srals your family nvvds — a hrsaUait
\ with a bouncs that oovsr Isis you down.
\ Penny (or penny, pound lor pound, you
\ can’t buy boiltrl
\
I MINUTI OAti MtAluiii ur au
- \
tmi Diirsiv "TAeoiTict"
WORK
Reminiscing during a visit to
Boston to referee wrestling bouts,
Dempsey said;
ROY C. REEL
"1 met hint on the eve of hie
last election, He had |he most
powerful arms that I’ve cver seen,
much bigger than mine. He used
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0 .9 5 up
Double size 1 9 * 9 5 - 1 4 .9 5
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
•Twin size coil spring, sold with
bed afid mattreM.
Send your Dry Cleaning: with your
Service,
•v
Phone 475
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'ONE war Ix'avcr but another war has just begun fpr your Red Cross.
COUNTY LAUNDRY GO.
P M * 478
The (houaandk of wounded veterans In hospital* gtUI need its comfort
and cheer . ’ . . our returning servicemen look lo the Bed Craw for
a helping, hand . . . and when disaster strikes at home •— fire, flood,
.
SPUING
tornado — your Red Cross must be ready with aid for the victims.
1
The war against human misery (a never won. The Red Cross depends
t
on you for Us existence — so give as much aa you can —~ and give it
A boudoir chair will lend comfort
as well as charm to your bedroom.
Upholstered in colorful fabrics.
Hero's that extra drawer space
you need. Finished odd chests in
Walnut or Maple or if you prefer
choose an unpainted one and (mint
it the color you prefer. Five deep
drawer*.
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THE WEATHER
* To Protect the Peace of. the Worldt
To Promote the Pro* res* of America;
^ To Produce Prosperity, for Sanford. ’
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Established 1908
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aniD warmer. Moderate to fresh north
to rtolhraet aindi.
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N E W S P a PKH
TIM ItSDAY, MARCH 21, 1040
NI’ MHER 13.
■V.HjMK’intrd I’ M--" I *v,«,-i1 \\ i
I** a-, t.fi.. m
n Of Draft
Chief Of Staff S a y s -----Adequate Army Is
Needed To Protect
* Peace Nation W on
Rickey Gets Red Cross Card
•WASHINGTON, Mar. 21,
(AP)—Army Chief of Staff
Dwight Eisenhower and Sec
retary of War Patterson
joined their voices today in
a new appeal for extension
of the Selective Service Jaw.
They appeared before the
Jlouse Military Committee.
, Eisenhower naked fo r in
Delay Labor
Onjran Dispute Is . Pressed
shington And London
Legislation
fS F -'V
Washington Is Much
Calmer And Not So
Anxious To Plunge
Into L a b o r Hills
<nr
a s u h ia t p u
|
«r
.
A
1 ¥
New Cars Will Soon Roll Off Production Line
rnr.aai
Now that the storm signals
no longer fly over the Amellcait
InVr x . it*. Washington is much
i -Inter r id lets anxious than
«• e- t,
ilungc into punitive
stri’ .r I-*- ation.
As things worked out, most
of the bigttme - industrial d lf -f _
nutr* were settled while cnpitol
nil) was Working itself up into
a lather to do something about
them. The House, in
determi
definite extension of the draft In.v
nation* l<> smash, tee,inversion
with the maximum term of ser
bottleneck*, dejiignetl the Casevice for inductee* to be fired at
Hit); u get-tough men sure which
JH month*. If that re- done, he
—• itmnotf other thing- — aimed
Mid, th' A r m r will be able to
to ban violence in strikes and
discharge all fathers by August
to permit union* to be sued if
or early September o f this year,
they violated contracts. No soon -:
and no more fathera need lx* in
ed did the representatives pass
ducted in the future, lie added
hurriedly along to the Senate
that Congress could provide’ in
hen the dark tnundeiclmi!« o fl
Jhe tlaw that the Army shall inlubur troubles melted away.
(fcici only aa many men an are
liaek to work went the steel*'
required to keep it at the level
worker*, the auto workers. some,
»et for July, 1947.
electrical workers and huulreda,
Eisenhower warned that if the
of thousand* uf other* who had I
law I* not extended beyond May
. been tied up in argument* over I
IE. the Army may be short 1C5,I wage*. At tlte moment i - looks"
000 mei> by the middle of . next
as if it will lie months before j
year. - He- said the great powers
o li
rontrol h-gl'lnti" ' goe*
are expected to supply the main
tutu the law books, if at nil
,
strength of United Nations Or
During this past few lioctic
ganisation.
week* the Senate hn* been work-j
‘i *** . V
Secretary Patterson said that if
ftrniieh Ittckey (left), tieait of the llrooklyn Dodgers, I* showc log on n lairne ntrasitrc of its*
the draft was ended and the re. '
one that wouldn't have
(•rulting drive fell abort of i t - ! " ' ^’r r,‘" lve*l a membership card from the American Red Cross own
___*
jisii_.i,
1
acknowledging
assistance
t^
>
the
orgsnuation
by
the
National
league
the
sharp
sling
"f
the
t
‘a«c
Hill,
j
Maintenance
men
and
supervisor*
aie
getting
thn
m
V
1
't
all
n
u
it
l
in
1•■•‘Itmt
work, it might be very difficult
Klrehhoff, I It* labor committee figured *>ut fot the leturn of the auto worker, uh<- wereon*ti.ke f
t I t dw\* 1H»
Hill i»tnrt m-'Vin|7
to maintain the peace wo have bii-ctiul| riuli The card wus presented by Mrs. W.E.
won. He asked Congress not only ( eitreiue right). I’resent at the presentation were B.B. Crumley,' an act providing for n Federal along the assembly llnr* within a *hnM time ilntetnoiti
to extend the draft, but to author* fund campaign chairman for Seminole County and Mis* Laura Mae nietiiatnm txraril which would try
la* a 120 percent increase in the Drown, who served with the Red Cross in the EuropeanTheater of |to avert strike* by mediation and
ronbiitatinn. Washington observer* j
pay and allowance* of military Operations for 12 months.
(joint out that in general, thn
pertonnal.
Senate version is ptueh milder
and ta-tler thought out than the
House hill
. mostly because it
wa* not put together in *o much
hasteHowever, even this piece of
Former Secretary of War Henry Stimson Told
legislation may not come up for
■
jib-hate for a long time. Senate
C ool Weather,
plains Aid Celery
^Production H ere
Supreme Soviet FDR, War Cabinet Rejected Plan To
Decree To Cut
Attack Japan 9 Days Before Pearl
Army Personnel
Goering Denies Responsibility
For Murder Of 50 RAF Officers
Several Million Ar-! Vc™ [ ” K 5 Wo r ? VVHtiK? tinif C:oiimittce He
my Airforce M en
t avored Offense A h Rest Defense
banking Nazi Says Himmler Kept Activities |need for swift action is --o longer
urgent in view nf other em er-1
Extremely Secret And Objects To Being |gency matlei* which demand
WASHINGTON Mar J 1. i/Vi
Wiititc
Discharged
Churchill
Sails
lT
i**
8riiit!e»l!i«i%r roinmiUfH* in
immediate
attention.
Called A Friend
Of Gestapo Chief
\rsli|f»Uiijtr ihe IVjirJ IlnrlMir
____________
For instance, there's the pro-
1
S o v i e t Ambassador
Warns That Hasty
Action Would Only
Complicate Problem
ret* \a*ncivrt:n rniiaai*
Washington ami London
proved today for an early
.showdown in the UNO on the.
dispute over Iran, but Soviet
Ambassador Andrei Grom
yko warned that hasty actio*
would only complicate the
problem. The United States
|K>sition was stated bluntly by
President Truman. At his
press conference, Mr. Truman
announced that there will tie no
postponement of Monday's sched
uled meeting of the UNO security
council in New York City. Th*
President also declared that the
American delegation Wilt seuk
early action of Iran'* tomplaint
.1gainst the Soviet L’n.un.
Itrituiii indicated it would gu
along uith this stain) when .*
toirign Office -potitoan was
. ■Veil f o an •] r
" Itu-slu'
- tot s l'- in' p.-,tp»ne
■*, t,i .,f the SerU-'M ' ouncil
ii i-'ing
lhr
Hiiii'h
t.overnVtll -r|MiWfanmn
ikrunan -ant
'.iiA *1 shouldn't
i
>
would
iik rl}
♦Milk it
I1!* r* .1 tfrlAft
4j ri*m >k
Am ! jsi. *
»t a h f t Thitt izvktllUifc'
do inred,
d-i Lie
gainril by having ihr Security
' minett tush tntsi tile Iranian conAt heat, he said, hasty
by the UNO would only
complicate tlie tangle.
A big three conference on the
Iranian dispute and other trouhlcn tor issue* was suggested yesjtei.lay by Senator t'ls’ide Pipper,
i.iit Mr. Truman said today that
I,b‘ s
not
l* >mg
to at range
Truman said
-w*d
I-.
U ko ■
pusti...,. thm f,>rraarly «*t*
!..,ii- '.d ,o tor three meetings,
i
UNO t* su(i(aised to taka
With torrential rains flooding
In Washington,
the scerelniy
the com belt, of northwest Flor,
ida, and much vegetable damage
ni rili
1i.
' a lo,J‘
MOSt'dtW,
Mar
21,
nl’i
Th*
ittack disclosed !.sl»y that Presi-! ' -rganuall.m. Trygve l ie, assertreported from heavy downpout*
.
,
, 1posed
$.1,750,000,000
limn
l» first Important decree of the
In .the H o m e s t e a d and Lake
■lent l b ........
,||,| lll.Mll.cr4 .if ,'‘l
tl'“ !
NUKRNDKRii Mar. 21, (A1)—Hermann Goering excitedly repeated ilr|t, i „ „hich i* due fur con*id•,
Okeechobie s e ct I o n a , Semin.de a denial today that he was In any way responsible for the murder of Pr„ti,m and extensive debate Presidium of the new Supreme
Ins cabinet mid military Slnfu
V .
“"l
bl
Soviet rail* for the detnobllitali
cusaeil
and
re-jecte.l
n
plan
to
■
l,‘“
'
e
rf'»uP
must get to taoik
County ha* had only gentle rains 50 RAF officers in March, ,1M4L
Then too the Senators will havr tion of seieral million Itcii Armyj
fust
nine
days
heH
Immediately.
Lie
was
asked
if
and cooler jveather recently whim
Thn former relchsmnrshal betrayed none of hl» previous a r-.^ „
down soon t« the job nf
sttack Japan /u*t
bombeil' fii" remark meant that thvru
alma resulted in htavy yields of rogance ns be protested To the war crimes tribunal that he- had no' deciding the future of OPA. That and Airforce men between M»y
fore
Nipponese
airmen
Mar.
YORK
NEW
21,
ngd September of tlii* year
)
a mild be
ptintpuncmeiil >f tht»
line finest quality of celery.
-------------------------------------------------- .prior knowledge of Adolf Hitler's probably will require more weeki
t’hurehill i« "i i hiw v» i\ Hawaii
Tilt- Presidium ha* issued the.,
I'flll I*V HUM li minMinu lirrtn!
Torder to execute the flier*. Hitler Iof lB|g 11(l ((,p Senate floor
fill
v
k
T
i'it
I'h* in h .iin .it " " is ."iitn m c d tit
t
U
ft
f
lil
l»4
l1
a
f
t
c
i
It Is oAimated that In Semin
order tipoo the recoin memla l oV ll"
ft >i Mott«la>. Hi*
n*|ilanl,
ordered the RAY men killed fol - 1 Mttch-ne«lrd housing legislation of the Soviet Defense Ministry
itimi m Flm nU and >n|ti a statement *t,hmlllcd to
ole County about 550 acres of the
I»ihs! t, f.o the Scvimt; t'ourn ll
\\ ii r a m »■ ’ ♦■T
f •« Ml
lowing their recapture after a n l^ m ,.„n„ lmP additional time I'
IIn tlie miil« t And SVw 1 it ••••mmiltrr i
winter crop of celery remains.
Ihis mdi’t dlnrts that si* ill*
to
..t*’ "
|ie inode iti' 'totv
I h** rout
mi y
I! fin >
escape from n German prisoner of
,|iat there will be lilt I- 1*’ ■» Hova s p i \mu in ihe nrrtit*tl fur
Yield* of 1500 to 1,000 boxr* an
men! .poo to' .ii't'u
at bit
miiUpf Hind** V
I IMiMlt puhli
wj»r fAiup*
j rooni on the Si*iiat<*** j»FHtw*ft p* Jihinihi l»r ir aInm l to civilian
T he
f
mer
!lri(i«
h
I’t
m
i»*
>
acre hove been reporter],
reported. uvieuo"
Oviedo’s 1 » .
»
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fa
■
Gunr-bti Field from W ashington,
nLin.if ,j thr lifn*t i *w!uy
Ciocrinii wiis shown
rvHu j
fm iatiikij control siitrn^ 11lifttUn In lim r for thn Pul! hoi - ^Min i-i
M
il
Ird
crop of spring celery is expected A f
1^111011
I ^ a f l e V ntntinf; that cv rn . hi* pubonltnntr urf||
KtltfiMiiri tid.it* *| tio'l on tlte f Meariw htic. represent at tvps of
Jueell
M*ty.
i|«*|iAr11Pi*
L> b* under wav
wsv shout
10.
about Aoril
April 10.,
vest* ItUfiift previou sly ho»I tic
I 'ft lie tt. 1thn* f the 11 nations tomprismtinunif t»f N
officers
In
the
German
AJr
Minis-j
0
f
cour„.,
that's
up
to
th.'
....
.
...
fmm
Ne»
^
nr
k
hiirhnr
linn
Light movement of the spring
ng- groups.
‘
-s '
4rivet! mf«H iii itirii ot .lupanese \|l,k’
try
were
Informed
of
the
execugel)Btl,
ie„dpr,hip
Even
if
the
*
Meade
Wilson,
department
com
crop 1$ already reported fu m
The new decree, however, doss |
.-'f®, "l!1
-1
.
ihe Asiatic!haw rejected umifflcially a Ku.trncivemriits
nlofti?
tlons.
Goering
maintained
stead
1
|
nwmnkers
finally
approve
a
gion
mander
o
f
the
American
legion
Zell wood. FOB prices range from
out affect rim.rnissione.1 -offlcera
»u«Hrr
remit. The fnriitrr secretary of smn request that the scheduled
Florida, will lie the principal faatly he was not told about the Uljor bMI it will take weeks be- " ot *, f ^ t comtnissione.1 -officers
; in 'the Russian Army and ■ Air 'pfl ^ rr. . N“ rl,i u ‘ '''
*l * H Wur |o)d tfu* rommiltrr thdl opening of tho council session bo
J U S to E2JL5 according to else of
killing
UtiUI
'
It
was
t
o
o
’
Isle.
'fo
re
n
joint
C'ungi
esi
innul
rum
speaker
for
Ihe
Seventh
Iw-gton
fr
t(P
w
*
a
»
#
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I
iio
nm
ru
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iinl
*»f
f
k*
llo.i
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•
*
.
^
nd grade.
postponed.
force or the personnel of the Red !J? V (,lllr(,j||'i
G o e-----r i n g ----remained
*
-—---- blissful!-'
------ , , !y' mlttee can. Iron out tho funds
wife
anil , their ihmr niDvriiM-Mies wrr<* «»f itich
District- Constitutional
Confer
Hauling* of rrlery have hem ence to lie held at the Junior Ignorant of some thing* which mental differences that ar* rcr Fleet
ftinnidaMr nnlurr Ihut hr wntl
,
'
'laughter.
Mrs.
Harah
ttliver.
Anirrtrari and British military
School Auditorium. Sunday went on in Naal concentration , „ j n lt) divide the House iitui observers in Moscow believe tha! so tint with thi British tlnlr.imm. tfiilitinliiiti'ly 1m 11n* Ulufr IIihih**
SttniMUi
it ml
^1111
Monday and 6ti vats on Tuesda) j \|nrr(, •(, nt (n fgl ,\. M. It wss camps that h* set up. He *wnre]8pnnl
Anyway you the new Soviet demohlliration or There were more than l.irlu ..ttier
vrrsion*.
t^urrii
III l*«*d *■•»! Unit hr Ic*t»|\**»|. '
leaving thc-county, making a tolM , nntlirurlcr,| ((h!a> hy J<«-1 S; Field, today that he knew nothing of look nt ll, unless a new wavs der touches the biggest single iHiP.atHtyet A
itivd tiiw- i
Mflrv, nit'hit!liny i€*vrr«l mr rnlii*i - St iin*oli Mil Hi* •1^1f*Ik
to date pl 2,427 cars shipped dur- I district continBmler. The Auxiliary the slaughters in the concentra of strikes rises prospects he-k group affected to dale.
tion camps, and said:
pretty dint for any crackdownof EurnprRn roynl f n m i ! n«
Ihr
Ing th# season as compered with I will meet in the < tty
'Even Hitler didn’ t know up fr^ni rapltol bill In the near
A
irjin rlively t *> Hr Ifiuiii.
Thr Wat -* ■*t*i:ti \ *md ihf
3.089 from the lower East Coast sinners Room at the City 11*11.
what went op because |future.
Almi huk, ii 11*1 other
hite prrunle-t*'
F*^*-u*d al ihe
IA'
and 1,122 from Sarasota,
The meeting will be opened nreximately
tllilr ihat
' h«r*
re* three*
Jof
i r
,i,„ with invocation by the Rev, W. Himmler'*— 'head of the Gestapo
Harry
Lee
Receives
Manager H. J._uhni*n si the ,, Hroohll Jr an,f
wdll be *—"alwaya kept these things ei,
,
|t Itijf* !idl*s» fmmfT ffr«Tfii KfifM'.fi1
'
“ U^ri'ittivrI -«i11
Hrijfradlri *tfun ril l.**r|*h i
JaycecH
1o
Attend
Sanford State Market said he advanced by Camphell-lgjssing tremcly s«cret."
L O m m iK H I O H
In
fN ilV y tifc HiMUthmc worth •*( ftruttitudr* Stntr*«e It •"Hid l”
t HutuhiiMW' e» mriul'fi -d •••himiui
ia d received reports of damage Post 51 of Sanford. Mayor H.
Th*, British Prosecutor, Sir Ijike Mary Program
j Thf* Kii m^fin farmer Imd l»«n III | 'Hidd ■* n<l
m th*' i Mdlnrd i ^
rilN \\ to n T«x
Wy six Inch#* of rain to beans, James (Jut will welcome- the David Maxwell-Fyfe, demanded of
t (t " unitin' * f nn nil lo’nt uni In f nk y«», t'liumiin*-**
pi *-- «r-?sij. dut M»|j
Harry i.er, son of Mt. and Mr*. . Mmini n fMirlloti " f t tup
celery and tomatoes In the l-aku visitors, also State Senator I.lovi] Goering *'ihat even when the
a flv»* h*»ur pm a JUJI yr^U*i*U> in
Harry Ixc of 21 IT Laurel Ava- former Primp Minister wn» *t or it could figtit at once.
President
Jack
Ratigan
o
f
thc
Rtimsnn related to the com
Okeachoble region. The cabbage F. Boyle, past commander o f fho Krieplelter* were informed of the
vkhrn
the? ftrruyp
Chamber of Commerce an uue, baa l,cen commissioned an Miami Bench. Thtir oinil got mittee UuiL.be favored attacking sUcknuiiviltt*
deal la still going strong with 8i nfor,t post. Response will be concentration ramps that you, ns Junlur
tsi*a 1
a fijitu-htiui. this! thr firenounced this afternoon that the ensign ill the United States Navy twist «it, so the. Kansas man who|
a - . * ..* _ _ * .- . . d o . - . n ™
n
CoJ w
(T
o f q , . second man of tho Reich, tlltf
Japan without further notice, on rkenl diiailbntion uf Hiatt jcaauIJih*
Jaycooa -will meet, tun mill at 8 'H/.lie received ihe rank during ccm- goeB by the same name went o ff
aaek at-the-market. Iiiiulo MemorVal . Post No. T9,. |ma*r'inform yoirr^ T - —
make' 711* Ttbj o-i.Iblu -' rnF*
fot
n'cluck. at ,Diu (qly 11*11.
: . i . j.m bfnar,*1 TlitT’Geurgfa' Subuol "T to) Hnvtrrm, - Then - the' 'HiRi^li -Jhe Theory thnf nff'-tlse wS*'Thd' U x , . s
. . .
on partUlona" orr tha.jnn.r- past -Dblriet Commander J. B.
4 htirrhHI went there, too
' best-defense
* counties to —mitlV,T!l\n T oa d sysGdering bristled and said:
r
The
-group,
following
a
b
riefIT
p
elm
olog
y
,
according
t»i
informaI**t addition is proceeding, *nd Kirkpatrick ' wStl Introduce the
The
— wh« ]»cj*kii t« nvfiitl
*Hiiw»ori s;»i*l tliut
trni#.
'Thai'* true. These thing- were i
"received today.
th* tight stalls are expected to distinguished guests, 'Department kept from me.—and I object to si-sslun, will go In a botiy to laike tion
The.
lent inn was matin by
The Kansan — who seek* to summoned what then wire known
Kin. la'** has turn ordered to
Mary
and
attsnd
th*
Pioneer
unofficially a hi* "war rnhlnet." Arthiir N. Snllce, engineer for the
be available for use by the first Adjutant A. Reid Mann Will your designating Himmler as my
duty at the Naval Training Sta avoid confusion ami publicity
Night
program
which
is
scheduled
Stimson, Duval Board of County Commis
of April. One of tha atall* will speak
rnyi hn often register* nt hotel* Thi* group included
frknd."
to be held in ihe Community Hall- tion, Newport, It. 1.
be reaenred for exclualre use of
under an nsMiuted nntnti to avoid former Secretary ot Stole For* sioners, on iadmit of tun commis
A boot 100 legionnaire* will
Another Naxi is coming back Mr. Ratigan urged all members t
------- said Mr. Lahman. •
conflicts. He's bark nt Miami •tell Hull, the late Navy -w re- sioners. Sollrr' said that of the
attend the conference, said Hr. to' the United States. Sho U b* present at the City Hall.
now, for a few m<»rn day* of quint tary, Frank Knox, former Naval seven-cent tax now levied, only
VETERAN MAY VOTE
— -F & f *
Field, of- whom about BQw are “ Axis Sally", th* woman who used
■■ ' ■"
rest, before going home to Kan tlperntinn* (!h n f Admiral Harnlil twn cents goes to county road and
•>*. expected from Orlando. Bahford to p lay' record# on the Berllp
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 21, b?) sas, presumably in • time f ir Stark anil fi rniet Army Chief of bridge fund* with four to tho
SPRING IN CALIFORNIA
la expected 'to l>e well repre radio for American soldier* and
Stuff (iciu-int Georga Marshall. Stale Road Department ami one
Meeting Of S c o u t
1.08 ANGELES, Mar. 21, </1rt — A t t o r n e y General J. Tom spring planting.
sented. Six delegale# to the con work on their homeairkne*#.
Stimson said Ids plan to attack to thr State’ s general revenue
were named at th* meet "All* Sally" hd* been identified — Spring came to southern Cali Watson soy* u Floridian who
O f f i c i a l s Is Held ference
Japan at once was discussed fund.
ing of the post Monday evening. by American officer* as Mildred fornia last night on thr wings was n registered voter when ho
thoroughly and rejected. The forof a snowstorm. The anow fell entered rnilltaiy service may vole
Sollc* recommended to tho com
■ One of a aerie* of weekly meel- They nr* fnmdr. Jack Boreo. GilUrt, a ,17 year obi woman within 20 miles of downtown j in this year's .primary election. WD IaeaderHhip In
mcr Wat secretary said that mittee, recently named by GuverNed
Smith,
Bralley
Odham.
Pat
originally
from
Portland
Ms.
She
Ing'a of Scouters and fiald execu
what finally »a s liwiilrxl was tnor Caldwell to ttutk" a study of
Clifford Re«l and Henry Ii In a Berlin J*ij now. Justice Los'Angeles, (n the foothills, and jThi* applies even though he was
tive* for boy aCouU was held Jobneon,
Research Is Urged this:
reached a depth of 13 Inches at i not discharged until after tha
‘.ho Stntc’ s tax structure am) daOlcotL
Alternate*
are
Georga
Department
representatives
told
Tecadey evening at tha office of
Roosevelt would iltspatrh
Big Bear Lake, 90 mile* away j closing of the re-registration
liver
recommendations
fo r
Steal#,
Arthur
H.
Beckwith,
Ro
her
today
the
would
ho
sent
home
" unty Suat. T. W. Lawton, and
Wa s h in g t o n , Mar. j, (db— secret message to Emperor Hlro- cVmiikw* at the 1917 srsslon of
In the njountalns to the east.
books.
bert
A.
Cobb,
II.
N.
Pope,
John
to
face
treason
charges,
but
r scout game* and palrela
Secietni-y of War Pattarson lias hito, wimipig against further jBl’ i t|lr yturt'la Legislature, that an
"Ax!* Solly" aa aha called haraelf,
a dlscuaiad Herman E. Mor- L Saul* and C. Butner.
app aled for continued War Dr- aggressive moves and submit a nt|l|(tion,| cent
t0 the count!#*
replied*
j
.
At
the
poat
mealing
at
tha
principal of Semlnoia High
parlmeut leadtrahlp in scientific special message to Congress tell-1 ma(tjng
the citstrihutlori 3 3-1
requeat of A. C. Madden that
"My conscience la clear. 1-havs
research and tlevalopmonL Pat- in* of the danger and wh.-vt th« J which prcvaileil prior to li
1941,
For Home Aboard
Liner Queen Mary
Meade Wilson Will
Be Main* Speaker
Hutchison Attends
lax Group Session
In Jacksonville
I . W. i s s u ,,. two team* of veterana repre nothing to hide. * .
senting tho Army and Navy com
. --------------- s---------------W b o d S u A ^ .^ V . Malta!** E .°0- pete in a ahufflcboard tourna
Kilpatrick. Jr.. Theodora B. Kunge ment, George Steele waa appoint
Ernest .M. floUthward and Ned ed as head of an Army team Four UNO Nation#
and Pat Johnson a* bead of a
**>«>•
Navy taam to compete on Vet- UrgedToJoin UNRRA
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ATLANTIC CITY, Mar. 21,
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i t o r k d h ; J. The aum of f 100 waa pledged
Four countries that belong
toward support of the Sanford
tho United Natiotu Organise
■TALLAHASSEE, Mari 21. Of) Bate ball team. New members to
■wLA'nerson having an honorable accepted at tha meeting were tion - . but ot to.the United N*
it-T
Cmsss
^_______ **v Mtre oeen in
t o Join UNBRA.
dinal W. Wright, Mra. EUaobeth
Wave Of Hand To Railroaders Brings
Hospital Care To Crippled Girl
COVINGTON, T*nn„ Mar. 2t.tthrew
toy*, -candy
and
comic
UP)— A mare wave of the hand magatines to th* little girl, whom
ha* brought first, clsaa hospital
treatment for a crippled farm
girl at a lonely wayaUtion along
the Illinois Central Itallroad.
It woe pearly on* year ago
that a railroad conductor stopped
freight train In front of
bl* freight
— _a
ramshackle farmhouse to fWt
acquainted with the little girl
tatlva Bel Bloom of who had been waving to the
r ha* Rent ttlcfrim i train* from her front porch. He
Invitation “
tha gor.rem .nt. found that her name we* Minnie
Argantlna, J y v i * . Lebanon, Rose Webb, and that the had
they adopted as mascot of the
line.
Tonight th* crack 7ft*mil#-anhour Chickasaw Limited will
grind to a slop at the muddy
crossing, hut It won’t be to tou
gift* to tha girt. Instead, tha
cneerful lltils mascot of the rellreodera will .be wheeled aboard
tie limited. Almost before she
knows It, Minnie Rose will be
at the Shrine hospital in 8t.
Louis. There, all that medical
arience can offer will be her# —
a reward for her friendly
a to the railroaders.
are. Ml
Minnie,Ro*e hoe
uo» JW» are,
fairy prit
terson did not refer specifically United .Slate* would have t0 ‘I®I when the^ present 4-2-1 was made
to a current dispute on Capitol if danger appeared. The so-called . (j,. Legislature.
|U|iB cabinet’
riiliiniit,i agreed
aeffnP/1 tthat
ntf Ihb
a
.
> ■
n,
o
the\\ Questioned
‘war
hill over th* degree of military H
by State Senator
preparation in atomic energy de United* .States wotthl have to Henry S. Unynard of 1’ fneltna
i fight if Japan invade,! Thailand. !rou n ; y ‘B mem’
valopment.
imlier of the commltwhe
helher Increascl exHe said that one o f tho prin-j But, Mid .Stimson. . . Il h.pM m al, tco
,hc
-Jnl’*
li,n,IH
in
^do-China
.
.
.
clpal lessons learned in the recent I
nrmeram was ' " ‘' ^ ‘.^.penditure* by th. State Road Denoi
carried
partment
for
work within the ,
war U that the aecur'ity o f the Z i t &
counties did not more than make
nation Htpenda on tho?r mainten-j T)|
ja War secretary said that In
anco of a position of p<wl vo , B|| /jjJij jjjtrussion, the possibility up for fund* lost hy Ihe road and
leadership In seltncs as applied j 0f >n
on i*CBri Harbor bridge funds, Sollte satd
did to some extent but that the
to mlliUry problem*.
fwa* not mentioned.
road
department
concentrated
fci.’ _
moat of ita work on arterial high
, NO FOUNDATION
I
ways, leaving the feeder and
DETROIT, Mar. 21, </F>— De farm-to-market roads insufficient
TREATY CONCLUDED
troit Police Commissioner John
ly maintained.
A IUtlenger
LONDON. Mar. 21. (A*i— _______
_____ha»
J scotched_ _a rumor
British Foreign Office spokesman that* *n attempt was made to
■ays that Britain has concluded. poison Edward ("atdlaal Mooney
The modern armored mil >r
a . treaty recognlaing the Inde* at a, reeent civic banquet. Inve*pendence of Trenajordau. The Ogetors ran down the rumor, tank w>* a British invent
treaty la expected to be signed BaQepgty said, and found’ that used in the battle of
tonjorrow,
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The Sanford Herald
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K*lskU*k*4 fa IM 1 ft lb M
4all» M ffM Ik lirla
RaaMr at
a *Him
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More Ab^ut Housing
Hx[v^Uterf V ilw n
THURSDAY, > U fr 6 l '24," l
from a whole lifetime' "of
Suttee, nooitshrd by the British
pollen o f if It .is possible In
fwa* on Indian custom of
n the longevity no matter
age one began eating pol- a'w idow burning herself on the
funeral pyre o f her buthand ^
IT MUST BE SPRING!
Wyatt claims
! biggeat lollies ever operated agnliWt ^SCiitiAl It'Htil futon
— i i.H trying to wreck the ndmliifHirationV film of 2,7<T0.O9O
tka pJLrTfp^e small homes by the end of 1947. The ojiiroaing Kroups, h *
says, are building interests unsympathetic to veteran needs
uitout oil profit for Uiumselves through perpetuating both
the house* shotiagt; ami inflated real estate prices.
Wyatt’s criticism eame after the House had Voted
against two provisions of the housing bill—ceilings on sides'
e in s c n ir r io s m m
prices 9/ tainting hou^ys and sob^idy for maim factum V
r e f * 'A Mt” '*
oUildiryf materials. Lyaffers were Hepres^nUtlxy WolcoU
o f‘ Michigan: itrputatinin, andilrow n*of Gcdrgln, Democml
who asserted the subsidy ns stipulated cop Id be swiit.Jiy
* Wyntt ns he nlenyd WRhntibyi
V O liM A V G O
JUST RECEIVED!
out A h D P lA V
A Mi
META I
f b tjjpv eir iHne - t n i t h f flP Ui e ~prtr
r out it anyway.
'
. Lining pp with the House vote are many business
men who insist building trades are delaying house construe.
( (ion by such dcmands'as nrtiflplly shortened work days
Iataa4 Irnaeaocr
' and weeks: by refusal to use niuss-profluced mechanical
; building 'devices; by rcfusal*Hp Install rcady-assempled fixtrlnrlfal li»«li|Mri*f« 1•* * U r ,» “. tuVes without taking them apart and reassembling them on
& I S»w V*rk.
________. the job, by requiring.' pay for getting to nnd from work.
These’ are sample* of the serious charges and ;puntey
TW MvraM U n ate*
charges
afloat. Taxpayers do not want unnecessary mil•MimM it««* « Vrfc
»5lf *-411104 la Ik* t
;
lions
tossed
about by Copgrcss. Upt they wuut houses built.
iMIrallaa *>< all a*M(
Voters are aroused over the housing problem—it hitjs many
’fa II •*» *•*
LOCKERS
sod BROWN
nforred metal edges
ack
$7.95
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A L L 1‘ i m .g .n IN C L U D E
2 0 ', F E D E R A L T A X
SANFORD JEWELRY EXCHANGE
300 8 ANFOHP AV’ CNHE
FASHION A IlLE JEWELRY
QUALITY LUGGAGE .
aktlrall*a a(
L«ifl «•
f gwa o|S ■**'»faj
■
T ijtim w A V . M A B rir at, i w
Gov^TOorN* Age
h« average nge of U19 governor v£ Ul
i I y^grtf, itci orulng to a study njRijc by
jlfhtu ranee Company, The. study tj.ho.vis
, r.tsv REA* of-the -Hi Grt^MioyS'ire Urider W) y
BIBLE VkriLK. FOR 'I'VDAY
? ' ttlf'l. ■.l'1 cen.t 1Z t a l . 4f ages 50 to M , arid 17 Ir
*h*1’
;
"The you n gest Goy^fnothj are *
a y* ’
: decorijJ/lg to the M ehjropbiltun. " T 1
-—
|who ut tail led the tfivcrftyftthlp 9.C1
36, and i)hn 0. FastohL 'ri^ Rhdd
ig again
U» tr. " } n thp
Of Lie
* K * . In order, with respeff to age, are
feet to tho Governor of West VirgJn/fL Yih^
Thomas E. Dewey mjd Hf/rite A.
nnd Maine respectively, both of
old. The two oldest Governors ar<
Jersey, 'who is 72, and Whiter i
w h if is 82.
How m»ny liltn hopiiweil
in
"SlntutoQ- regijlatlopa regan
the Komi, wbnl rmtta
gubernatorial tandlijalck, bav^ little pc f c w S
Uncovrn’d. what nv»‘ **e<l
ing out men otherwise puabffcd. Ip the large nptjorUji of;
lihly spre»dT
States the minimum age fa fW yenrs, while In Shfiie It is i1
Here u fresh* Inlrt cul In »tub25, and in at h^st ond Statp it is 21 years.
‘
born land, hare nm-U
"When in T938 Ilnrpld E. SLassen was elected Govcr* I
Lost, cypress twisted, the small
wild roses spared.
nor of Minnesota at the age of 31. he had the distinction
of being the youngeAt chief executive in his state’s history
All ebanfes and* all temalna the
and
same. .These ore marts
, one Of* the yopngeM* In the history pf the country.
The sea and earth moke iiB»In«t A n o th e r outstanding example of youth in high place is 1
tjma and »e#»on.
th at o f Philip F. La FolJottc, who became Govcrnoi 1
/
Eating Residue Of
Denunciation On
•plus Property Sales Bee Hive May Be
Long Life Secret
[* around.”
M rs. I /in g a U ls t 1# h a p s*
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
clgaleltc?
Scientists ere planning o rock-1 that are clo
st trip hi the moon. I’ robstdy loland streams
* look for housing msWrlals.
.A if to the *
Titusville Star-Advocate. Qr just planta. The 1
trying to get away from It all. ,
^l*h
—
I pi opt tat sd
I
House Ads Funny;
Blit Situation Isn’t
Takt: p 0 J|<
Under Pens
would get 1
lawmaker w
l
could imt be secured. > ^ ni,
is not «b eI4*Hrlc Ifgh: f
or «q rltylrleaj, eondull In
The rn*t
hg declared,
cans of 1M;
Jianager J. B Moklly, Jr. 2 5 ^ pmjfiL
lesyiUs »ays the city. w)th Lsudei.laTe,
Wing permit* iisued, U j qsHorUtlun
Idences since the first o f 1|Vftu*o hk
Iran appeals to the UNO for
aid In running ihe Russian* out
of ih» country. President Truman
reaffirm* United 8Utes‘ eupport
of the UNO. Rut A<lmlt»l Nimlt*
akyt In free of epWgkncy It
w(m)d Uka the Navy six m?pth*
to get ready for action. In tli#
meantime there might be half a
dt>t*i 1*uftrt lUrbcrs. We *Amerl*
cans deservp what we get.
-.
..U’ n uoulct l(kc to
Colognes...lotion*. . . dwving rcqifisiies
. . <5,Q0.
E u c n c c ... JIO.OO. Sett o f
va ried co m b in a tio n * to
115.00. Refills for m ou iicmi
vriDi
suade thr r<l)V
sgrvlvini
feduru soldier,
heated hi* IMP
them and live
The
Indomitable little Mm.
Lonus treet asked the American
.Asnhassailor to Moscow, ty. Ave
rt-11 Harrtwan,
H reputed
m, to obtain a
Huasian fonnuja for protoniriux
life.
Ambassador l l a r r l m i n
wrote that a rumor of a life-prelunitina substance hod been dev.loped by the Ruasiana wo# Pro*
lhahly traceable to Investigations
beina conducted by Prof* Nikolai
V. Taitain.
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
U E G L S T E It N O W — exercise you r rig h t
■"It sooms,” said Hardman,
“ that during the coarso o f studir*
of the- habits of people over 100
years o'd living in the Baviet
NEWARK, N. J , </P>— Weary Union it wa« found that many
The truuhle about pargrs, as (be work,
ljeiiry Wallace should know by « ut up
Hilo lime, Is that they often bocknro, ns witness the
Untied
Bthies’ attempt to influence the
Argentine election. Wo wouhln t
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V'o«k said he had discussed the
*' m alar with veil-ran* throughout AI’ 'Newsfintures
ATLANTA— Mrs. Itc l;n Dortch
If (Its dislrift and received the lame
1 aUrry fropi all. Hr chnriced flint t.origstr sit, widow of- the confedru.-imn»lhiilLy for
the
muddle erat* Kcnrral, believes that eatlnr;
ihe residue of lire hives after
honey his been cl is net from them
is 11 formula for Ioq* life.
Itlclpateil 4ncte*jio
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is
lt-K 4»A T
f M It
O fv{ your laxly to the sun. whey# o f W isco n sin a t th e ugij oj
current nml foam mis.
Your- words (<> the wiml, ask no — ----------------------------------— ^
a h I-
hud
l|ous*>.)iunt*TS are exetrlsing thi-if
ingenuity hi their futile quest for
a place to liye.
One humckss party prafoced
an nilvertiseniciil in a local phntr
with Uu' pica: "Did you oyer live
\|lth your In law s?1'
Another local ad ran: “ Exastieraprd1 executive, rapidly developing ulcer* fcom restaurant fowl, pollen waa responsible O r prolonging tbo lives of. those peopledesperately need apnrtmeni.''
— ----------Ihut It has not bean estantiahed
a protective stir m i that this Is a f a c t . . . . .
itlr eyes—a trims-J "Kwen l i l t had boon establishnne whirh , saves led that eating poltjn wwJd ptr>*
1 scratches nmBin-'Iong lifi, thrri would still b« the
question as to wkjihtf longevity
V ' J t i l A J a ARE NO SUCH
TH IN G S A S . G R O W IN G I
U FA IN S . "
t \ MiL-S
i
dgr
Wrto S « >
THO»e
11j '
i«vr;y
(lox^ rn of
Camwsll's mggestlnn that »( hoo|
grmmds and (heir recreations!
Yoi| N ever Sow M O R E
And W a it TU You< Hear
1 Juvenile
'alUhksseo
tfirldaVijt
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Put then? I®, bHi
rugged togs for pli
timef Our Spring c
Ration 1(9 totuk til
P e rry COM O
rtw Nes^, Juke-bai Bsritone BeaeaUejs)
“ B W . V O W I .A T S K "
Carmen MIRANDA
(,TV
8w W )
to
CQICO'
; - ^ ,V1 •- * ixr x
*:
keW sd, W r i t s
CJ-. S iia fe te fe M , #
MVT *V•i.
TURKS ARB NO RUCK THINGS AS GROWING
PALN81
W h ^ t tit© Child hag In such case* Ig rlm u m atigm .
Pnitriti ev »\n<naH in •
„ *.,,1
< b .'.
in thum sflvcu* *Iclo
not exid L ’ lv'P
o p u Igr
A cK orn m n . *2. R eport o f D r, A . P ercy
u ndon). app
npirearing
il''
earin g in “ DD a lly
i l y1 M a il'
U 71jcl y t - o
cr
ms^PSfi^-'htM
C^P
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. . . Q o c g r o w in g •repu tation ia ih w o f'o p 4h e depen d-
CARD TABLE SET
btaaiifal sj are
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THE SANFORD HER AIJ), SANFORD, FLORIDA
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TERRACE TALK
Activities
Tele. No. Us 'da ,
BY
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Hi'tjuuli lit ii/ iloiimnilialeil pi
M. Shipp of Sanford
Mit'-’v’* lhai ili-eliomaKurlie w arn
|icitilive
jirinril Beside* his home in 'I moil the mn ht* rrftrvtnl. lli**
which rattat iGnnrnh • had a suniim-i home • p!«*
l-ungwu.d.
Longwood
1*
Mlt|. J. II
MKMl K
It uit* a cat.■ night m lon e
It is • » l intrttnl ifiul befort1 the
t l i - tothrale* w a. Tn in. I.
wood when Rita ami Regina!
wjii o-,i*Mbir?1 of Ihr l*.S fttmili®#
f
piniteer
fninilj
well
known
Everyone had been noticing and stfpci water cooler*
ic s not <
and company ptit on the ,
i ;ui j '» mi*. uMilrt
Hu,i ti year*
their home 117 Frepyh Avenue.
lint [, nniedv •
,-iTl
. ■ . *• thrfm
t <
* et •
enjoying the lovely Spring (o l-'th a l they are hard to sellI hut
‘Tin* tt
Patsy**
\|||*!,I l Jfie nk’ i1 »*I \ 1*A
Ills
most aummert vvrnthei in Son- tin- bonus he give* the n n l. me: > standing room only audience
JCl •**V Viicut itf Mrs- 1 il.liiif#
Mis* Audrey Bach is n guest
ford until th is, ircrnt “ cool” . make* Ins items so desirable .
| ihnm Hal! for the benefit
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' **'*%» *«,
h;#« nls, • Urcly u *tit'ii' Mi •ill*1
of , her jwrepts, Mr. ami Mrs,
I
hreeac
gvrept
-thvuugh
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o
se
1',
dust
n«h
hiiu,
plenael
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t.nugao
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n
i
I.
ague
Tim
apirrsrr,
-E
.Ml^ Heiii'h ill ■Fiiyfiifil,.
I*. H.‘ Hach, ot their home at
■=^■%
I bathing »dil* that the girl* have
HELEN H im H IS O N ha* now
t ii c it s d a y
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John itiulhim who uurkc•♦I ' 'll
Dr. E. D. llruanlw is recover* Jewett* Inlet. She will return to
______ from
____ .Hollins
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graduated
ami ti ,.* I.evule the local audience visitT h e , regular meeting- o f t^he; p u r c h a s e d iii' just have to wait ..
1 SI •
tbg Atomic- bttrobj In;- N*.)i
. Jnjt t rora * rcyxniUUnp** 'n t hi* K. iL C .W , in ToUahossee Sunday. Seminole Ahnpt^r No. ? *O.E.S. another monlli . . . The tourists yetvv.l
■her.
hiicjielnt;
.of
'ay!
.
y e n e .l .Her. (mcheluc .or W * ........... la e W n f« f'o n t |y i l i i m t i v 'ha*
ivc'd'ik Hh'».,
i». N.
Im* als
aiJivi'.Pih
||h*i'i»,
S. !t -‘V l f vr ,
wtH ht h eld '-a i'ih c Masonic Hall are *till the only . swimmer* Irf
- BCW-.iin. Palmetto. Avenue.
i#e will •llh! V Ml O'nwll ! !»!» V
Mr, ancf- Mr*. W. \V‘ Neville nt B:00 |\M. Installation o f o ffi Daytona and around dui iiiir the
CM LltS have ..IpptH a K
b v ! d ! " ‘ I N e ^ iw !m ,,1 u ^ e . S ^ v 'l ‘ 11 T ' '
V " TW "
. !
Florida winter month*.
Mi*» Mnry Thoms* Wilkes le and sou. Bill, and Mr*. E. I*. cer* wil lake Pace at thls-tirte.
- UlJ •s ' ! " •
K ^ N,NK 1" 1 # fintBied* (H iiliuyal of" hi* p a t
a n e d SatUtday to her home Clink o f Kufouln, Ala. are vUICDICK AIKEN had some beau t„ ,„Vi?..'
ing Mr*. II. II. Heck for several
j
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v mi
' r 51*'1
i» ' k l r is h is c h \ik *h d
in WlfUliboro, S. c . after visiting
liful carnation* yesterday . .
in yellow Sun.lay
h’TieTJ i'.nnle made a *nr
m h of hetirt:,'
LI i 1 lull Ic. D. Rakei
ii'"l *
day*. Mr*. Beck l* the mother
her mother Mr*. Myrtle Wilkes. of Mrs. Neville and Mr*. Clark.
looked like the pampered and D 'tbune flite nt steid'en* Cvdiein- , itppiwiatlon fm ttm lectptieu
ipti
ac .otably .( j * . h i r g * ft (i loo t
petted bullumse- variety obtained
p a i d « **»«-1hotlotnhly • rtis.'tiaigtM
from
itean'* i
4l,e
i'">n
Mia* Relate K n ytim 'of Indus- . Among
t- 'KM,n'"
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up “ navvth” . . . . •W bleb remind* Ihnt wilh
By MBS. A. K. MORAN
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Mis- Biulgc
ami
M i rtiilcil Star.-.
N'av>.
the
etudenti
from
list
and
being
in
the
tipper
seven
iry, N. Y. is ipending wine tlnn„
. . . . .......
, me that ELIZABETH and BILL
itful III f I'll ItjD Y#r t»f
||lfc«VlllHti*Vlt !WiS|¥l?»1
F. 3. C, \V. spettdiiiK the Spring
Mr. and Mr*, \olle William* id mtSH have a mushroom house IK i cent of 2,K.i) student * . .
■K Ihe gueat of Mr*. Morrl* holidays with their families arc;
Spencer.
Sanford, were’ the guest* of Mr. m ,|lfir backyaid in dear ole Pin The
T W I. K . , „ .
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Misses Camille Batten, Sylvia and Mrs. W. I.. Steg and Mrr. Phitlv . . . . Seen uiound town Icj I- .honowit\
*chi»U*lu- *ort*rit>..
a i*
‘
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i • • « sici ii mi wuihi tun it
, , A «nm-rj«i* •mil was tealu d
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Ml** Mildred Hobson, student Mei*ch. Martha I’aire. Martha David Speer «t thgir home on Wednesday having a- coke was is none tco gt-Hl for her.
Brown, Betty Moore. Kmma Jew id
Ml the F 3 (* W atutlrnt* ntr p ° T
thrulrua! ounpaiiy nn l
^pnmanl. laiDllliw' in \Ir\ir.
| REDDING . . . EMII.Y
»W F.S. C. W ... I* visiting her Humbley, Martha I’erkint. Jackie Buck Lake on ’ Sunday afternoon.
There veer*-! lalti toiiml tlig native, of V .eat
Mr*. Brockman of I'alalka has BELL shopping . . . ESTER home fo, ihe Spring- holiday* 1,u' 1 I'lt- League
parent* Mr. Ktid Mr*. J. N. Rob Brotchir and Shirley Smith.
1
a ft ,I enjoying. Spring Frolic* at :»»•**•*! IMi in the tindloiicei
, •>'»*«»£ I d Im I I ! tt* l i l l t h f i » f been spending some time with It I D C! F. chatting away
son, Jr.
Gainesville
ami
undergoing
*nfi
Other
player*
were
Carol
Stone,
‘"'u
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tmfl.
her
folks,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
O.
C.
Doesn't
il
ninaie
you
the
amount
1
— :------Henry Mclaiulin, III, is confined
"t
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Mi**' Mary Helen Tew, student to the John* Hopkin* Children's Brockman and family. Mr*. O. C. o f construction work going—*« nu iiier exams . . . They will r e - 1ABcett Adaton ami Juhfl Digblou.
Ungwim,! Hotel ha« lately tieen I <
,*'ri,i v -1
(
,
Brockman has liceu 'lll for ,*«jme between Sanford and (IVlmilhi on Tti^Tto schtxd'Sunday and irgi-ot Florida Stole College
for
l IIRIVK.i t , INC.
, r
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.Hospital School In Baltimore, Md.. time.
1each
' suit-of
- the
• -highway7
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Seem* tt i Monday for thg-iiexl ipi.u lei, ; *ol,i hi Mr*, t link in h. Hi Sand-f '* “ » f " ' o-< I m l.nn.,ou hi
, 'o ^ i .i
P’ l,.,y' " LlH'y u Vl * h°re he wilt ......ergo an opern,
Fills* it .rife time of year when Jties in. inanufaclitiet of New York j 1'
trice Ivebt,
M rs The] mu Wilson ha* re a* though little house* and ante*
noth ir on AS,
hvt ti™ '•» th' near future. Mrs. Memother on Avocado Avenpe.
Laulih, Jr-, and her father, (’apt. turned* to the home o f her Rioter, st amis just pop up over night We put aside our suliry, e\ tio (who i* having extensive iepatt.»l
The LAWRENCE H A R tS- iwitume* ami turn tt> cri*|, deli-fmade. the (,,*rfbn painted, the;
Mr*. Dorothy Beer on Buck l-ake, . .
ixnieeoi.-Rr,| anti new'
ufter having mpde a buslhea* trip Ff ELDS (CONNIE M E I S C H I cate fhttal fragtance* . . . -and! interior
Mr*,
near
him.
o f —WelDborn, I’ a. are visiting
were amated with a baby girl also tin* is the lime to take u ‘ plum! ing installed.
to Baltimore.
\
of tile new owner and!
Mr. and Mr*. K.
SuuUj .at. Among those from Sanford »tRay Borden had a* hi* gue*t* instead o f .a boy boro on St. K"...| took at- that "tire arouinl
Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. IVto Bor- I’atrick's Day . . . Thrii friend* youi. waistline that must he gone ||U „ if,. aM. Iimn„ger* of the
Room* have already |
den of BiKlg-stcr, N. Y. and Mr. j had convinced - them that since no" that spring and summer ate ho.telrv
_
"and Mrs. 11. N. Strevell.
"*
, jlhe> had a 1,UJV I,AWR_R,N-CE. In tlie offing- The appearance of'to..^,
Mr. and" MtsT' Ffei'I Stonfs" hieH JBy that “ late wouldn't be so you, whole figure depend* on a • yht, K ........
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and while ....... if|V '....... ,
Ml.
K j
sort Maxwell o f Daytona Beach, logical as to fnvoi them with
tin tim il
c . t
sfent Sunday with Mi** Mary j « gii!
In-fact, they hadn't fY o i t i n t t r r i i u t r jrCHJi
,\ i!•nit" A
t*"i «*fi W m i n t
st 11it % liiftP'H
Stone*.
|thought of a gill's name
. • hi>li«■ *11 nc t.ti rt?, v *vii rn m vs. *’ i t, tnhi to n
Y llic'ii iiiuH
I h*«s»*
Friend! nC Mr*. M. E. l)ool - y , tin- nU‘e name of CONSTANCE o ff any e«tru flit
Uiiim vyhi» hm IHtill; in I(h
fr\mnmtr
ivp
v
v
W*rn
mnl
will regtel to teiirn she i* ill at PATRICIA ha* lecn bestowed
ihViwtnti'ht
i hut nruhiiMin Uh. r home.
.
j. . . . The swimming |«hiI, *un iny
soft
•
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it
“
Imly
loiikini*”
ui!|
!«
h
.U
\
vu w jrt- Jul.l »-v«*ry
Mr. ami Mr*, A. 0 . Allen had [deck
and etc.
which
l.IND
Kpi*cup«l
a* their guest over the week-end. WEBER, Inanagei o f tile May- Ih*-^ on fiKurm that miv iMimii Fii.lay mplit .itLhrint
Ca*|ier l.indstrom of _ New York, fair lIYitrl. ‘ promises for the. mill rourtilisl in the I»irl»l |»)wrv ' huuU nt 7* 50 wflh
So if von b « 'r to «h>! j«.<vr%h-r i»n«i iiiipoHaul aihlu*ns by
Mr. and Mr*. Jmhttin Andrew *, future rounds delightful . . , .
tfuv. Murk I’a ij riilrj.
a, ---Miss
will be the hub of fin«l th® Rkflclon that I* “ot Thv*
of Atlanta, Cieorgiw.
- .Daisy
------ - i The Mayfair
----l,onrHiNRl ('mil flu b wow rn tcr-!
Moran of Moran. C.-oigia, Mrs , activity, we lelieve. when ail and make it a proper frame fm
tit in Hint in t.ituit iim! M i- fn iu * t|
B. R. Murphy o f Orlando, and these additions and rcliovatlona the tt.vi ly fnBhioiu you ^yuuy In lliiiiiv trn Sul til tin > inriiitn* wk111* !
1 Ambtr and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins
Ml*
t •l*IiB
Mrs. It. F. Wheeler Jr of Oviedo >aie , ompteteil
t IIAULIL w r m
I I tjir.ritttt*r» m killrmliiiici;1
A.
Bi. C, D, E, G and 0*. plus LIVER. IRON.
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work
tlioi
prt'M'itl
to
were visiting ivlativa* and friends i MORRISON t» deDmtilv using
\ n ii ** chI|! *s»* wii > %rratni *IiiI here on Stonday.
} underhand ntetlual* in selling his pOliluIrtlli* off.
Calcium
Pantothenate and Niacinamide.
in*: lh»» wiiriitl ht*iii
Those front her6 who enjoyed I ________________ __________
__
• Vitu i hi utter he lur* you •» y ‘ MiMii
! nil 11,i m m**ui ia,i j11rt.v11ii'iI hv
the Regional I’ .T.A. Meeting tit
cm filial iiuimri! ijnlisx t*»r*
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Ilk*. .»*
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I *14 CAPSULES
Am* <o a o-e* half ot >t
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W II Vr s M il If in i \
the South Side School in Sanford |
• I m I w t O l I* n«»IS il ( { U i R i t i i t s »•} i t
were, _ )lr*
lliuel Flynt, Mr*
lull,I, i .uiiplv
fnt vm -ti i"
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i%
l
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1
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l
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tic
tills
\
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n \ $ 2 .5 9
= I>41|l |
11,
Mn r i n l
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n i w i [M
f‘ !U rA < * 0
.I’ 1
firoiifr
T hom AValter Yiir.tK,rough. Mr*. w j.i.
the i-l foi .................... . otto
11 Mill HI! | n i H i i l u b i i n i u i U t I j i i i i I s tu< ! j i
,.,.i,tiv
III vt
wl>
tAV ' huiiItC
ftlBUtillll, hi*
Anders ami
. I, sirg
It'Ll [ lift L i i*t.4 v ii iit i .1" »•Mihril I
Ilian .factuled aillcie*
rn
l(lt Geneva v..viixp.in
The
nrchestia played ileu!j?fini a tnonuuifiiilAl numlar.
M' *iu\
In
E o ..-t
l flu 1
Rtnt»ra! milmbor* timhf the loud He buibla it of irr errwm of niv
II.
<v
I I . ,i it 1 1 1-11! <
M t rtl.l
r r*hi|» of Mini. IsdiWf fit' I lulikc!. f dif fri r ot
Hiioh ^
i hm l»i’ t i |r»*,
1'liWv who |itnyml with her
peucht** rheme-. |t i ii r it p j» lo.
Misae* Lillian Moron. Butty Lay mill* haul low. pecan*, fiolgc amt
..
%__-= <1•* 'I Hflil
The finished pjinmul
YiiiIhii ough. Mary Louise, latFU*. hatnuia*
,
HERE'S
SOME
France* laiFil* and Mildred Math- ItiriiMiir* ) I llirhr, from l>a*c to
prak, co*l* i l . and may hi- stinted
irun
FRIENDLY ADVICE
Mr. anil Mr*. B. F. Griggs of by sevria! customers, lit- calls it
Jacksonville, were week-etui guest* tile IhlMa lloklia
O N CAR B U Y I N G
..f Mr. and M r. T. IV. PrevTUt
-•
and .family recently,
Mr. ami Mrs. Htillip Bauer are
Tlie teroi luikei'« dozen date*
T r lp U taringt a re p o itib lt
home after spending some time hack to early day* in England
with Mi and Mr*. Hulert Kirs- when tiadi smelt, feating antithrough the State Farm
Sami ie Orlando.
Bank Plan!
fraod law*, gave l;t ,11 to je * to
Mr. Hilly Grant and mother. this dfiren
Hiiciu ihiw i iIk tnm lu pUn you*
f * < 3 r>A
Mi*. laniiaa Grant are in ^Httlt,
1«VIlift*
HI H > R L
ftrM h i l l
1
3 r K V '
with Mr, and Mr*. Hurold Nlckols.
n r * * C J f o f I fJ tlr in VtTUf n ltj .irtr
/• > • *
The Home Demon*! rat ion Club
SlITTplV tltt lltrvr ! M f iM hl i’ lf»ii|g*
r T .- / r t ‘ iInet at the Iftill on Tuesday aftei- the fall, and 12 .Ml for fnorlh
P
a
t
.
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J* f i l l l, VHI 1 hV IkHjuw.
noon, withfcthe following present, place in the 10 doien egg*
Ifl^C At K*a
ifcu d u M t M in .
Mrs G. t . LeFtl*: Mr* H. H.
Imliv iduall), they vv,,n a* fo l
from ymif tricntllf (ihjI
'attishall. Mr*. Shih ltilchie. Mr*. lows; Paul itraddy $12 for New
,
. , •
bankei
Calvin Oldham and Mrs. Henry Hamsphire thickens ami egg*;
Vetrr—Colgate's treim dcodnranl —iv dilferKicUcr.
Mr*. Krrtier was tlie David Oldham $7 m prixe* for
2 * P A V ( A M I! — often you
cot fruit) •tut deodorant tou've ever used
’•^v-^o (T k ' • 1‘ ir.x t
t“
hoites* for the afternoon, ami hi* While Plymouth Rock* and
mijr *ei i belief dcil.
lJlortlJlc[>ii<c it conllin* B »r a (o , *n r , after the hu»inr** sesiion *he eggs; Mil died MMilieux IV ,.ri0 on
-.Unitt new liTtfy ingredient —Veto d t r **t
J , SAVI: CASH ON INM1H.
*orvrd a drink ,itnd etHikirs.
n l f l t l t t d Veto it t*}t for an) normal skin! It
New Hampshire pullet ami egg*,
A M rr
hy fjfiiinK Sure
Mr*. Barbara Gilbert of Dbtroit. and France* I.eFils $7.00 on New
£prtidi and ruhv in caiily, is eelitr to uve! It
F i n n $ 111* t o i l , bluhlvl 4IFYMidi, spent the week-end with JHnntpahire Cickerel uo.J eggs.
p » '(u y .
tt*)l moist in jsr. So nvc Veto'legolaily, to
Mr. and Mrs. \N L. bieg
Mr* ' David Oldham also won tin*
•top odor, vhcvk pcrspirstlon —ir/cfr/ HU
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i
k i i . r iH N i in
D
o
l
l
I
^KiN arty car-fiGilbeit is a sister to Mrs Sirg
' Purytlc Ribbon which i, the Gcal t
M d iilfc r il/rt. Drug and tutmetic (ountcr*.
.......... ................. I (HU. II
nfOvSBE fcnffif! unlit funif
The Revival Service* which were 1g „ „ ,, |*,,,r
y,,. . |,„ kr,„
m rr ' sa rh- MRS1 1
jo S
fist.ui*,$ v»r it-silurr jmuf
conduct ml t^- Rev Milton Mel.-oil
yj, Hl„j \|,« (.■lank Stt*K uiwl
APPROVED SAFE
|j Mt lit l(|l.<)lll h ull'll tniiilil)—
at Die M ethodist Church ch.'*cd biiii^ Krnory uf . S » \ l i pmi f m
C.
,M
.
HOY
I).
Agonl
in in , i it n inii.illt
jtlvrf lixffl'
fOTt FABRICS
Friday evening .
111 1/2 Msgnolia — Plume 17* I
uf*rc ovpt tiiifhi irup*sls o f M f
Stoy. Molit In Th* Jorl
Hitt* tu tt f luaiAU
)$*-,*it{) mil lip.mii njjnl- «l th e !
The -III club mnnhei* who uritl M r? VV, L. S h*k VV(*<lu®s4fiiy.
loo i ,| pure* . . (iflees which*
etilered the poultry show In Ihn
STATE FARM
M r. it)(cl M i». LIciyii X c Iihih nn«I
for the most pari, are at nr
Central Florida Exposition won daughrori' Crel*.‘ " ’aml 'M r*’" j^Vi
li'lns pre-war levels. That s
MUTUAt AlIT OMOBIIE
I
$40
In
prUe*
Kaufman
anil
Kutifr!
Knufimm
,*V, .
REAL ECONOMY because you
Aa u if rut) p they won >10 f »r ntoppei! over lOirht v%ith *Mr. anl
INSURANCE COMPANY
wjisi Mtfhmjl -*iirrifiriiii* itU4Ml>
Bikvinir th e . Btcomf bwt bir«U In *Mra. Henry KieUci un their way
kVof'rf 1 iatf rj»
it
(irjiiul pn'li rrllfr
Thr*^
to lK*vater» Ilk. Iheit home.
> tin. * iit *i ii i ih»‘ H.n In
NAl I > W i N♦. > on dull) ilruc
tending the organ recital pre
.m i mt1! ♦t v ' ni •il'v
sented by Mrs. Geoige Tnuhv
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
Knowles Memorial Chapel, Kollin*
College were; Mr*. Hoy Mann,
Mr*. Evan* McCoy. Mr*. Maty i
McCauev. Mi* Lretl Balt. Mr*
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Social Calendar
Personals
Rent
‘ A CAR
Y O l! m t lV K IT!
GENEVA NEWS
P H O N E 2110
SeSTM?
a,.
im «^ lfe*S sfrfc
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STRiCKLAND
MORRISON
tf All the VITAMINS lor all the family /;?, ^
at just a FEWPENNIES a DAY -
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P u retest
I’orCilTON DIN'D I'O.MPANY
y l :\ I
DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES.. . BecauseDf
Duratex, New Safety Ingredient Found Only in Veto!
' An
i
£ 1 17 /
Colgate's VETO
LAY IT AW A Y
50c Phillips Magnesia
29c |
$1.50 Pinkham’ s Vcg Comp. 98c j
lee. Mr. and Mt*. B. E. Aiken,
21r
•
Carters Fills
*
F ie
-H ie
liisodo)
5Kr
Toothpasie
:t!J e
Castor in
;it e
Doans Fills
. Fie
Absoroine Jr.
$1.09
il T
17c
Syp. Pepsin
ONK
» I D#t
Miles Nervine . 83c ■
WOULD
■
Feenamint
Fablum .....
. FJc
39c
.im-
Trushay Lotion 43c
so.
Murine ..
.... 49c
Sal Hepatiea .... 490
Mt
Fasteeth ............ 29c
Dextri-nialtose,. 63c
-i
,a»w
Trulv, the World of Medicine
is ONE WORLD in which
lime, sludv and skill are de
v o id to the common gimd uf
all. Prtiicilln i* Ihe discovery
of an Englishman. Research
with «ulfa drugs began in Gee*
man;. Francr gave l.uulw Panlefli to the world. Every land
add crerj race l» cimlributing,
to the advancemrnl uf medi
cine. and it is . our duly u
pharmacists to make Ihe new
drug* available In physicians
through our Prrscrplion Ser
vice.
Teel ................... 39c
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Add 20% Federal eirlae tax to Cyamrtlca
$ }/ 'J Z & K q M . '
HANFORD,FLORIDA
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PAGE FOUR
Rnip-Washetl Out Yes
terday’s C o n t e s t
With Chattanooga
Aggregation Here
Longshots Scamper I
Owners Predicting Texas League
First To Cop
Turnstiles To .Click Million Times Home
$177 Daily Double
tAlfbough* T(t\n forcci) the tilt
ritlt* the (’hal|nrwt>ga Lookout*
r.f llip S)miU>Mlt* Amo*lotion whi(h
via* elated' t o > played, yesterday
uf hmoon it tJJc MtiM'dpal Athletic
field to be-cancelled. the St. Patti
Rahils underwent. a jllf f jworkout
prior tn the downpour.
iManagcr Ray Blade* put the
Wtiail through n t o ti t i na dr}IJ
Which’Included n-hitting niffi. an,
infield".workout and running. Sev
eral uf thi* Saint' ittoutubiinsn ntau
loosened up’ thrlr hurling arni*.
* .'Th? 'Swim- left Sanford thi*
ittiirnlnK fur (ima w'hnfr they’d
rlftfii with Jin' KnpHV mwkipBotliMi thin afternoon. * Tomorrow
llv HAItUI.il
RATLIFF
DALITS. Mar. JHt .lAb—The
loritil'old Texa* t-cugue, sileiicrd
iy, the drum* uf d*r for three
/ear*, brca^'mit In all Iti glory
\prit Ift 'arid lhim>'rnUrii*t‘ M|ftr'
m*U —lh„- hnsrbnll. club owirSrt
-arc prauwUnir
pridirtinir 1,€00,000
click*
—are
i.iuu.wuu client
will bo recorded nt thr tUfn^'III .
It wn* gencially admitted that
when the Tcia* league auipvndeJ
up iaiIona It was a prjtfy .irk
affair. During the war yrnr*
some dub* made more money
renting oyt their park* thun the’
did while playing cirrult tnaeb.il
wWhG Shall Enter”
.’barI play
S t John' Baptist
Church
cnr.- l(Uh & Cyprtwt
Sunday,' Mitr. 21 ’
.1 l».M.
Rev. I1.T. StUiJb, DD.
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Since 1**H the le*gue ha* func
tioned all except tight year*. It
■urvlvcd the Bpaniah-American
War and didn't ifeot down in 1018
until July 1, Thi* tame after the’
eutrcnl worknui* and game* hut faniou* work or fight unler. John
it’* too rarly In the truiniqg *c*- J, McCloakey^ f a t h e r of the
*lon*. according tr^ fi-.nehij k|nn- league, went to California and
'■ger l»otr TVirTcti u, for any an- took a group of the top player*
Inmiricefll^aL* felittlve to pdgitjon* vfith him in Ihpl and the league
(rtlnnuiy won by any memher* of did not operate tHWW(rdHW’VMrV
the *mm«l.
Cloakey retbrntrl In IHU2. But
hander Kugcne Kelly and thi bmp wn* rjut in I^JS and 1814
catcher Hudson Nc'ley fenort;.! and al*o 1300 and I’JOl hut the
io the St. Paul camp ye*ierd*y league hiitnry ‘ doe* not *ay why
afternoon and narficlpaterl Irf the thn*o seasuri* were skipped.,
IWorkoutd at the park, noth’ Igd-s Th ■ Texa* Uague has produced
)i*¥e jir*t rVnipleffd ithdle* at *umc o f the real gr.’ iit* of big
league b«*«hnl( and for year*
•col a* irfnny Or more ptayor* to"
the major* a* any other minor
loop* fp exisuncr.
Some of the out*landing *tar»
developed by the Texa* league
llltty Dean.
were Ditty
Dean, Bill Hallanhan,
llal* Herman, Carl liubbell, Sam
timy. Wiley Moors, R fd Lucas,
Ernie Cxanlll, Willi* Hublin, Art
Shire*, I’rpprj-^ Martin, flu«^ Mn'icu*o,
Elon
Hayuror;
Cohen,
O b i M Itar* — I'UfMrttrj
ii'tr-i net.' naiii Dtairo
N »* yir. Old N*»«au, Gady ttlitir
* ------ --B) JULIAN 8TEN8TROMs s a B B s a s S s d
Pancake Flour .. pkg. 7c
Grahams 1-fb pkg. 18c
•m w b x t
Prunes
ti v a r i i i ar:f:rii:ii
Raisins _.... i
Butters
''■tar*” in action. They complained to the Red management and
the Red management complained to Larry MrPhaiL
A feed
between Warren (illea and M<l‘ h#l| Immediately got underway.
Practically the *ame thing happened here la*t Sunday
afternoon. The Philadelphia Athletic* were slated to play the
Habits here. Although the Athletic* *howrd up. It was only a
Itoll! Trlrk, llrwuni Me, Orliu.
XoMh Fl*l., ttuti* Torre*. I^irr)'
liny, I,ut r,y Ttoi Motmtek llravr
■HIM U ni- — ralaritri
Hlullrlrl llarr I
FlrhiM Xiir** Mirk •!. ItratAl
Hue. l.mkr tv.iff, look, i.Mfl,
li.aii'a illrt, Ilaailu. Tc»na A,MrrrnlM
— 0/ttt MJIn
Itr-A HIlimp May Hpou Kraty t!H,
l.i/i-ky Frank, Karen tfoy. Tn»*
Hally. ,\>rry Kay, I’aritnrK* llol.
IPafcIH Hare — Kalartlyt
(t|■Inlrlri llarr,
111- llriir, OfBpeUde,
MiifManp VI. < llurky" Ulllae. All
T« Ik. Idll'o "ai„l>. Koioiko -Pile,
Kejchup
No. 2 cans
Dried Peaches
Nectar Tea ^ -lb 19c .. V2-Ib 34c .. 1-lb 65c
Pillsbury
Clapps Baby Food
ItvliffVh
i‘<*nt ) <iit I
H« In lull. Huiwr Paper. ' Faiei
IFrrtihl, kllvrr Han TtrtirnteC <!•'
rinw i as*, IVMe Htrniler. •’frr.in
CIIJCAC.O, Mar. W,
National Baihetbmll League'* allIng roach of th# Fort Wuyn#
Znllner*. Bob McDermott. He ‘ wa*
named on ail ^S8 of the ballot*
c»*t to determine th# teMSu*1*
nil-star five.
McDermott *nd Bud Jranrtetle,
also »>f Fort WLvne, were named
ns the guard*. The forwnrd* are
Y o n r PrivlieKC — UejfiHter — V o le — Y o u r O u ly
strained
Motor Oil
HIfm tlurHk
%Inlh
bronchial Coughs
toughs due to Colds
U r | i r —« u *t«*gre*o
Atlantic Bank
Rrgular* and Yinnlgan*
F lffk l la r r _ s/io K i l n
. U la la lrla M a rrl
(qalaiel* Rif.)
TOt’ ClfTON tiRIJC CO.
Phone 732
•
Ao Incident that occuretl down Tampa wny’ the other day, and
wc regret to reiiort It. rau»ed quite a hit of hard YeHing* among
Tlngi l.lmlt, 1‘iiunt Mr»feW»v. fan*
and baaeboll officials. It *o happened tho Vanke.g wero *Iate«l
liniirioK ItUrly, Tnuta Dart. tlk!».
Immn ttril. HtarilrOt. Iloaton IUL-, to ploy the Cincinnati Red*-In Tampa la*t Saturday .afternoon, and,
lllMI-.l 1111
. —■ —
-at game time, it wrtk‘ ilWcove'red that Joe "BlcCkrtby hh'd *dnl only
hi* yannlgan* to face BUI MeKechnie** Red*. Rill immediately called
f.io-ky .N,1,1.1 S-wra (irtlrr. Ihn- hi* regular* eff the field and tent in hi* yannlgan* to face the gecond
tly Arvfut. I.or'. Ihinn.i. Itoil jtt-11, itriok Vnnkre aggregation
Flying Jrtnmt67Ililg» to tf(r!u'->
There were untjr few more then ST3 fan* on hand a* the
llurk t'p l*al,
game ended. Tho*e fan* paid major league price* to *ee the
k ttac* — 3 /l« Miter
rti.cn
M
j.cnd 41 cent*
c«nl* loU*r**t
iOil*r**t any drag
dfO*
or* for « boltI* of tiuCkley*
\t(Af>IOf. ait'VWTT Takw-u tewOOlitu!. tat it Sir nn
»
Ttnunt Mien awc-llaw ilowly. real
* powerful effrvtive action apirau
nt rtihwt, l.rA.1tt.4 liriuirj,f«] tuba*
Art* fait to ease eonantaw epotma
,1 lro«co up fhtok fMoklww phk|*i
Mich IHTM to eto* (b* t*t>*a **i!
Ik* feraathtrg <UateUlt—h*tpa
■wr *** *»tl»r aigsif* reat, •
,’ry ttueklar1* faaaaiur on our
-ante* of oatufaetla* or moner
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
■»M itnarr - a/ir. wiin
lMrn.na Half llnllr II,.« Ml- 1
Krnnkhnu*o and Ducky Medwlrk
Loosen«-U|>—Expel*
Thick Choking Phlegm
calltrl at 3:0? F.M.
Irlrti I.jirr, ItaiiAha Morn, ilnlisak
Hi-out, Iran IuJtl. I|wl|t— ■ * :
*#’
ROBERT A . WILLIAMS
Veteran* Homecoming
park* in 1912.
.Hut the •iweiiM uf ..ba*'.ball I.UNCWOOD. Mar. 1U,. (Spe . 1 . Ol\e-of the ’ feature attraction on Ihe Veterans
mail* th* heart grow funder; TH#< cial)— -lumgVhnt* -raced home TJomcconiinif' Day program Apr. 3 will be.the exhibition
fan* were more aniimia for the ahead of the field in. the eecond
w to tm r O T d ^ fir B d d n r tffi
Vaihc to return thap; the; Hub and 'third rn*n la*tonight:at* the baacball .gaout-. between
ieonpnNiuhy wn.n t n -Or
wwnerr - -A-IIMle- equoMdir -w ittu
lay nfternobn and completed arraugemeMn with
the offiee of Judge William Branjham, president of the Notional
Clark Qriffith. The “old Fox" promised to have Sid Hudson
Jovial Rex captured th* a*cond
rare to refund II5.QO, 111 and
*ii*r*nil#d leagiiA in cdttalning 1*1.40. and Marv Ann Ut took
oUyhriiffragtrt thing* to a. hrud. the third event- to r*tum‘ tacky
The Huh owner* got p?*vcd and iltket holder* f 11.20, ft an
raid they’d atafi up and *how #2.40.
'em what they could do.
Handy Sue beat out Public Pay
All the ciii’-e dot owned by In the fit *t and paid ft), #4,Wi
major-league Huh* fornrrd work- and f.t.
inr agreement* hud Prreldeilt J. Tonight’* rntrie*:
Kir.i line.* — Kalarltyi
Alidii (inttlner say* the circuit i*
Mhiirt Hm.iin Itearf* Cnap.r.
oa round a* at any time In it* la.tin
g.|ifr*k. |i»nl>n<- Lady Goto.
b) yenr* nf ’operation.
J)M». IlM*ilyuity. l.lfll.) H., Itati-.O
Kludte again .tll'Jlwd to make
*ff I •
THURSDAY, M l O ! 21, 1916
tLD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
In Our Meat Department
here amt the public thought Cemnlr Mark would eremm ake an
appearance.
TaHrlon, Sunday afternoon, Calkrd wilh u* and Mb] that
he had derided to charge Florida Slate league price* for the
v remainder erf the Saint gamea. However, he pointed out that the
Hub Is foyced to charge major league prlcea for game* with major
league Hub*. Brooklyn la slated to play here next Tuesday and
top prlcea will be ehargrd for that tilt.
Major league Hub* who come fo Florida for Spring training
have been getting away with’ fooling the public long enough. Florida
new* pa per*, since tho Turn pa incident, sjmutd wi*e up and give the
public the information they Want on future glrmr*. I f a second Mring
tilt I* Hated; it ahnnld be reporled a* auch.
Th* Mlluatiuti doesn't concern the major*, however, * m much
__ ______
_ _______
a*
It does_ _
th*
minora. The minor league Hub* aurh
*uch «*
a* St. Paul,
are the outfit* that rFally ynrffer berau»e oomethlng like thi* ran
kill the future po**(hlHtlea o f a good gate.
We repeal however that Bob Tarlet<m t* In no way re*ponnlble for the second *trlng Athletka that played the Helnt* Sun
day. Tirteton I* wit haul, a doubt tree bf the flgeat'and aqua real
minor league baseball men thi* corner had haa the privilege to
s**ocl*to with ia maay years.
‘
*
, On* thing that imprewed u* wlirn wc firat talked with Tarlcton w
wb
* aa re
remark
he made
made d
during
ton
b*
m a rk he
u rin g a converralion at the park. We
naked him ju*t how t^e Saint* w w connected with U»c Dodger*, and
a working agreement prevailed between
T aA tfon repl" d thPat merely
1
‘
'H e added mat the Saint*’ a*#ociat»on with Branch
the two club
Rickey bad been bfie cf the heat in all the year* he had been conpeefed with the national game, and that the podger-St. Paul agreenient had nlwuy* ,b*«n friendly, extremely ftiendly.
Western A Grade Lam^
Bleach
Spaghetti
14c
Breast & Flank .... 20c lb.
FYyers (drawn) .... 63c
Polish
Legs & Thighs .... 87c lb
Backs
Hens (drawn) «
Smoked Salmon
Pickles .... 80c White Fish
STANDINGS
Pickles .. $1.73 Sliced Bologna..... 33c lb,
LIONS JUNIOR LHAOliB
Cuba
I
0
Red Sox
1 ,0
Semlnotea
0
1
Giant*
0
1
Results Yesterday
No gama scheduled
Game Today
Cuba v*. Red Sox
g a u ie iT in * n t in a t r .L
N*w Y o rk t A l-r t. , » cAncInrivM
( N l . ) 1 n i llt*c|*ntun.
( ’lovalamt (A 1,1 1*. r».‘ N e w Yufk
fA J ( A I , ) I , a t. Hi. P rtrrsb u rk .
f A l.l
* at
(A U
* .at nanttmta.
HI.
Loul*
F n rt
I'hlladdphla
(.M-)
1
. 1, 1 I. ,
»,
a i.
vs, • Uostnn
fNL) C. v*. Haiti,
mur* (11,1 I a t Miami l l m h.
T* 4 * ?‘a l l l a n r Waahlnirtun - ( A ) v», K a n e s *
city IAA) at OrtaadlH
Th# u»* of lime to counteract
Now York ( N ) ’ vo. »*tillaUi.|pMa
an acid condition o f the soil whlrh (Ap at W #»t P a lm l!**eli.- ,
I'lillm lrfphl.i
(A )
v«. I’h llm U I.
I* unfavorable to plant growth phta
tN) at WeiH Palm Oeactr
haa been known since the earlleit foiaht). i
rlnririnatl IN) v*. Cltv-Uml (A)
day* of agriculture.
IK,.ran (A) V*. N»w York (A)
The ancient Hebrew betrothal Bquaii t St Uradrntun,
calleiTfor three ring*— one tat the at la k e la n d .
New York- (A ) v». Detroit (A)
girt, one for the mi
Detroit. tA) vw Newark. 4 Int.l
Ihe wltrim to the rtrtreony.
Sob
Carpenter
iitiiiAtt
vine IPowl at Fort Myerw
of
at Paul (AA) V*. Challsn-Htga
and Red Holtaman of Rocbeatvr,
Nr Yj The cehter.berth la ahaFed (Hon.) at-^Orcaa . ; ------------CMtoay .IN]
Daneker of Sheboygan,
Wla, and G a o r g e GUmack of
Roc heater, who tied In tho vot-1
-,.<ffuil*woo4
tlnK. twiif.
I
/f n m
m
m
Polish g a l 16c
Skinless Weiners .. 37c. 11^
Ikwlno (NI.l 7. V*. I'hllnitrli.liU
i h t o -
n
a /m r /t
. Roma
Sweet Wftie.s Bag S ausage....... 39c lb,
.
~ - j-
. ^k -l, |
39c lb,
Fancy Crisp Lettuce
juicy_Qmage»
Home (irown Spinach
—
—
—
:—.
—- ......•» *■*.,—e—w—
■
Fancy Sweet Potatoes
California LemonB
Canadian Rutabagas .
a r o t V ia . I f M
‘Mope" an Ihe doge
at the SadfartWH^ .U e ^ e lC I A
i
Tender Crisp Gr.eeu Beans
Ivory Soaps .. Irg. bar
GLEANING
-i nl
Fresh Crisp Carrots
Red BUss Potatoes
: m r P A IN T IN G
i-
Fancy Fresh' Fruits & Vegetables
Fresh Green Cabbage
EARS L JN IN G
I0 N T E N D A LIG N !
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1-5’s $1.09. * Smoked-Sausage
Fancy Tomatdbs
OuH arge staff o f expert mechanics and Completely
Equipped Modern Shop assures quick and complete
repair and maintenance work on yQur car or truck.
, ------..
Palmolive .... 3 bars ...
Dreft . .. Ige. pkg......
Oxytjol sm. 10c .. Ige.
Ivory Snow sm. 10c lg.
pound..... J3d
�\
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TnURSPAY. MA0CH 21. 1010
A lta
T H E S A N F O R D U E H A I.D . S A N K O H D P ld J lU D A
«g~ rg~ e u ^ u ._j^ . j_____ ■■ ■
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Many Never
B V K B Y T U l'I E
»r«* urdfritl 1m <11# ) our
LEGAL NOTICE
* f}}* «a f Ahr,e
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CHOP SUEY
4
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M EAL!
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tin
runrjr: A 1*\ ‘ trtt
to
foe m r 44 M n . tX^n • fir«
tofpr r»u«l 404 via hrtp (to II yniu* o4
::u i
«!.»>
Where Customers Send Their Friends
*
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frun
For
Rom where I sit .../y Joe Marsh
Friday and
Saturday
Shaking H eads and
Your Ford Dealer Known Your Ford
-Human Liberties
Heat!
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
Naererelu. It* Unit
ti»e. Em re**tr. v«u 4
«ul ***W, MUM*, Me.,
PHONE 200
Cam!? Uf-'fa
TOUCIITON DRUG ct),
■— :
CLASSIFIED RATES
ltk
08c
07e
OSc
per line for one Insertion
per line for a Insertion*
per line fqi six insertions
per lips for >8 insertions
Minimum charge 30c
Count 5 words to a line
including phone and address
fully
H.
Knotvlton,
Ht. 6, Orlamlo.
H. H
i
“‘ ‘
Phone 0660.
I’LL buy your car. regardless ef
K o or comliticn. Roy Heel,;
0 W. 2nd St.
5
r .
Four
room
house
and
garage
and apartment on W. 1rd SL Priced
RTOINOFF’S calery farm <*
' Celery and Briason Ave. For A
Information Phone R. R. Stoin-
;
M.000 FLORIDA Giant Pcap
Plants. Phone 7*I-J or MB !
Msngoustlne. J a r i 8. Mypas.
A X HANDI.HR and tool handh
. . . o f.a il kinds—W« ¥ '• W S
tion.
Good investment.
217
Oak Atfc Jimmig Cowam___
DIRECT
current
ganVator,
I or will trad* for 1W to
power A. C. electric mo
HAVE PUBCIOUH TIItKU
or 220 volts. Mrs. Short
>rt’s Camp or P h o n e Wheel* Wum-rd, front end align
■1002. A|«a L das trie ed assures longer tire life, e, sier
steering.
Rtanlsy-Rogersi
Herdware
-«
l .ly g (/ / (
cy
u
i
FOR; n i'N T
lb.
Kiln Dried Yams
Juicy Oranges
5-lbs
Celery
pound
tin fti*
Phone 197-W
•• Jge. stalk
9c
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□
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at wi
BRAINS
55c
it*|
f,* ■«at re **•t»I11
ltf t* >trr»*r
3-bs.
« mi « mi «» f •*r n t . i
t FOWL
48c
CHFESE
I li I I >
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
MEAT
U*a*|,
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
Fresh
I Ink
Phone 475
«HHM:ii
lb.
lilM. %\ *
LARD
39c
m m i .ii
In I lie I'lnr
BACON
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
29c
**r
SAUSAGE
#
MEAT
I II
1*4!re- | V»k
Service.
i n mu \ h mi ii
49c
COLD CUTS 1b.
iaundry. We offer you a Complete
HAM
32c
lb.
I'ltonu 475
GROCER!
A policy 1salted for tho
mail next door duos not
necessarily cover your^
needs. When you are repj
rcson Ud by us, we acul
that every policy isaued
to vou meet* vour in
dividual requirement*.
COFFEE
SERVICE
I 11 lira
BEYOND THE
or ,
jb e
No. 2 Can
12-oz. Can
lfic
#
M ttSCH BLDG.
76 a n o 4 6
No. 2 Can
l i HIT i u m i i
ii
i
32c '
g ^ R D IS i
1
Mayonnaise
CRACKERS,
ib. Pkg
15c 8-02. Jar
H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y
703
PHONES
CORN
t (I t| ||II
JUICE
SPAM
CONTRACT
lb. Jar
111.
aoa Wi tabrib
CURTAINS, washed starched qqd
Sltt.iil *t!
fl *
a SHM
■oTHea
aaKUMf
15c
(
Your CarWill Make a Hit WithYou
HELP W A N T E D -
Co.
(TABLE
rADI.K Sprayer-—
sprayer
an
pgfntina-'iywnBT' rafi
tors, furnilora and auUmooua*.
Radi* Texaco Service Station,
1130 J f n fo^A r.*-^ Cgll_ 'JIM.
County
FURNITURE. For
tura - needs seo
at.Mather’ s.
Mary.
ICE laying bens
fryers and ros
US
Ff
sMlIKIC*
• AUTO PAINTING
• Hl.MONIZING
Found—
We Will
iF Y O t r
—SEE
rpR FOB 2, New'York or *7-
•
B A T T E R Y C H A R G IN G
•
•
•
•
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
HEAT COVERS
USED CARS ft
TRUCKS
u 1.
H. M. -Gleason, Phone
itireglf.ti.it
i--w
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29c
•
I’or
UpMftlt
j
(tollr
It** »*■<
I itwlnrtftae
(>c
.1 U N K E T
Powder
B O D Y * 'W O R K S
Matches
----------- P h o n g 371
Ctn.
l eer
IMI XII
gr r 11
^
II ft-ET
pkg.
7c
t u n . unri.ritiA
'B E A U T I F Y
RnltlHH
Or
10c Limas No. 2 can lie
llrM»rt
Iff
I nwitinU
I »r »n t
J U NKKT
Jt*.
H H H T l 1 K I,V «rr T t
Cheese 2 lb. loaf 69c Tablets
pkg.
Itc
P m (e-
^Dressing Gal
YOUR HOME
i i ki x *
Ci^aretts ctn.
1.64
Coconut It lb. jar
with VENETIAN
r .t r c o e r r tm -t.
BLINDS
uofuml
— » -» -
25c
* M II %%ll’.\TO TOtttTll
Potatoes ...........
meat
25c
-IW|» 3i
Sauce 8 oz. can
S H lW K M H K
WANTE3J
.......
si u til
iTAItlf freeaira
Cream Cheese
Half
2 for
HYPR0
Peas
2 No. 2 tans
2 Qts. 25c Prunes .. No. 2*/a jar
wantad, full or part Urn*
M A ftfr**'
llleua. .1VII**
Wl.tl I It.
Beets
A U T O P A IN T
105 N* P a lm e tto A vcn u a
*4,250.
•3-Ibs. .Tic* ,1
llrteird
FRYERS
C A P T . C. U O LH 3C1..W V . ( R e t i n o l ) . O w m r
11105 E- Fourth SL
L
L U
Free estimates.
48c I
Pickles 32 oz.
Oardfll, 11U W
_____________________ —
U H IR K K U IIT
-
fit Any ilu windows
Imates
ts — 58c sq. fpojt
WaUlng For • Sail
Befinlshlnf •
l im it
-t« s n n e v n t r u i
Cleaner Qt. li
.= 2*■. **' »*?» •- » . .
1•
‘v
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m
Canadian Rutabagas lb, IHc - i
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m
Tt
C U S T O M M A D E w ootlftt liliiui.o, w n rit-p roof. N o
m rU l dints uaeti d u o to d im n tic co n d itio n s . All typ e
nlinds repaired-
~ H
18-lbs.
Capyuiii'l, 1P4A, VnUtJ Stutii IImmi f'Miidglw*
,
BOSTON pui
medlatel:
lb.
(Jreen Keans
Kjjtfplant
14c J,
9' ;!C ^
HPLLISRMOTORH.SAt.BS-
/ - - at the' right prke. Rtapiej
ttot.r, Hsnfearf. Co,
_- k
IRONING BOARDS complete with
pad and cover,--Prired right.
done pistly writ with the idea of
personal chaiee and Imlhlilual liherty. 1 guess that's Just the way
Americana are made,
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO.
know how to recap rnur tires. right for quick sale.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Natural rubber or synthetic, Highly" desirable T o u r i s t and
we protect sidewalk of your Trailer Location. One of the few
tires. Jones Tire Shun, Cor. available locations meeting the NF.W gutters ami down spout.', i
Rain water lank*. See Jimmie!
1st and Elm, Phone 6u8.
State Health Board restrictions.
Cowan Sheet Metal Works.
Eighty
acres
surrounding
clear
UPHOLaTERKD fabrics, Upes.
,,
tries,
brocatelles,
damasks, water lake, south of Sanford, pn
imitation leather and d< ipcry Or la ndu Highway. A good buy j N_E" radiator cotes ami ladiator
at the price.
[ repairing.
See Jimmie Cowan
fabrics. Arrangement fo r cart
age if work desitCd. R. 8. TEN negro houses In fairly good! Sheet Mrtnt Works
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Ilrown, 2B11 N, Orange Ave., condition— bringing good
Priced at *4006.00,
DODfiE - PLYMOUTH
Orlando, Fbt.
PARTS AND SERVICE
,
If?-acre* at grove In fine condlPhone ] 011
'A T CEILING price— 1034 4-door tion, und well on the revenue I09 Palmetto Are.
Dodge Sedan. New tires. PJ4C side. *6000.00.
L“ * . J.edrm n"n s fllrt.,,iV; r ,,1 ' Mbv,‘ attractive new, two bed- SEWING machine, rep,ired WilSnnford, rta-, I hone 6yfl-M.
room house with largr living) |iom, Kfxlt Slmp. aOS W. 1st.
room, dining room and Kitchen,
H T ^ W CLRANING
nq Orlando Highway, reasonably
Motors run better, chassis rust
TRAITORS
less f they are clean. Promptly
’wo story four lied room house, Repaired or overhauled by cxand thoroughly doneprrU.
Urga living room, large ipaxtor
HOLt.tiH MOTOR BALKS
IIOLLRR MOTOR HALES
bedroom,
screened
porches
front
?OR w . 1st St.
and rear, strictly modern, on SOtii 208 W, First SI,________ Phone *.22
Kite of the best built
FRYERS freshly dressed, avail street.
able dally, fondr-Fry Poultry, houses in the city.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hanford Avenue, Phone 600 Ft. .frontage of sand beach
OU Silver Lake, some fruit, fiv e
room house. 25 nctes In tract and
A FEW good reconditioned sew easily accessible. Most of trait
lug machines. Williams Flxil is suitable for citrus culture. Con
sider this the best lake front buy
In Central Florida. Pricad *4760,TWO fresh milk goals, l buck, 1
kld-*7B.O0.
H. D. Anderson, Fred W. Bender. Room 2 State
_Hox J IB , Routs 2._____________ Rank Bldg. Phone 1030.
OUTBOARD motor and boat, HOUSE close In with 2 furnished
good condition.- 1311 Myrtle
apartments in vary good condi
2
Hut whet) tho younger generalion waa walloping the A lls "supermen"— and labor waa doing the
most colossal Job in history—you
never heard g murmur. Ilat now
2 Bunches
WESTERN CARROTS
FLA. CAULIFLOWER
U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES
TO BUY— naw ground disc pluo.j
|FOR SALE—
equipped
that the best form of regulation is . I
suppression, whether It's applied. >
to l*xr o r b a se b a ll
|juj ^rom w|icrp | , j(i .\merira'*
i - ■
*2560.00.
ARE
craliun coming toT" "llow can
end thea« strikes?'1"Tho country's
going to the dogs!" "Thera ought
to be a luwl etc,
W ANTED-
TO SHAKE expenses with some
one driving to ami from Stet
son. Call lltl J after !> ihi,
Hatterle* A Rettery Charging. SMALL Iil'PLKX in * n 1e u d i .1
II. B. POPE COMPANY. INC. jcoiidlUoii, inside and nut In gni.d
.........“
’ |neighhoihood and fnlrly prie«i.
WILL CUT yopr lawn with a
DALl.AKD'S feed, groceries, etc. Hn' ! 11
bniroom house, metal
power lawn mower reasonably-1
Phone HGR-J. 11. Q. Tcucjiton, ™ '
tuatlero. Electric range
Rl. I, Sanford. U»x ll l e, nr;
i2tn Celerv. '
: unJ icfrigeratnr included.
P ii.e
Phone 770-J.
WE
haw ibr bead* begin to shake again.
I p u i there’ll always lie hindshakers— folk* who feel "there
ought lo bo n law’’— who 'believe
that we'ra bark to our traditional
life of pcreonal liberty, just- are
Tho Hanford Herald goes into
more than .1000 homes in Hart
ford and .Seminole County, if
-you have something to sail or
buy you will find that a classi
fied ad In these columns will
tell the most peopl« sbout It for
tho least money. Phone US or
bring your nd to The Herald
office for quick results.
FOR SALE—
l i ’a a funny thing. Nov* that
the war's over, there's a lot “ f
^rad-shaking in our town. Poople
aayingi “ Wlmt’ s tho yiunge* gen*
j-
d
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:
MD. FLOMDA
Second Shiloh M. B .’ Vfliiireh, will
be h»ld Monday afternoon at
Funtral *trvl{*s for the late 1:00 o'clock at the churrii vfltK
,0v. J. II. Anderson, colored, the Hrv. S. Slpler, Sr. officiating.
ho served as pastor of the
Special Agent
PHONE
Florida
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A d m ln la tm trli of lha
LETT.
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t , of EM D U B
C U IU F1r»t Publication F e b ru a ry I* H i t
In Unity There In Strength—
yorn s:
lega£
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nKaarvar *1 Ihr
NOTICE IM tlS.'llEIIV tllVE.N,
tlial I kin •naaurd in Itu.lnr.a at
111 lUsimlla
Aunur, nnufutil.
Florida, und,-r the lirlilmus namo
Ml John* HU ctrl< Company, and
that I Inland to realatrr said name
liutauanl to the term* or tn* flc111ion* Mama mature tChaiilet iu tH I a s i or Flunda) with lha Clerk
of Hi* Clrrult court of miulnoi*
County. Florida "
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'iS’rittiifs, is r H o n s m
-T H E fR U D EN TIAlPINSURANCE COMPANY
,
hight
throughout
the glob*
of AMERICA
Idaho, California
For Trousers and Skirts
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VOLUME X X X V II
Established 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1916
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r o A M , C H K D lT O H 'H A M U I K K . EM'DOIt C U l l t . E T T .
bO A rt
IIA V IM U
C l . A rM S
O K T O A M . C R K D IT o n ir A N D P K H SONS H A V IN U C D A I M M U K
DEMANDS
A U A IM IIT
S A I D
• DEM ANDS
A f lA IN N T - S A I D
J& fT ATfC :
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CUT A T E :
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Yuu and mrh of you ar^ Kprtby
Get Ready for SPRING
with a New “HAIR-DO’'
* Vuu and each of yuu nr* hereby
notified. *nd required tu t>r**rnt
any claim* and demand* whlcn
yuu. ur altli.r ■nf you, may hava
aaalnat lha *•(*(* of K N l> U It
CI’ ltl.ETT. d*c*aa*d, lal* of said
County,- to Ih* County Judan of
Hrmlnuie Countr, Florida at hi* of.
flee In Ihr Court House of *a<<!
County at Hanford. Florida, within
eight ratrhdar month* from th*
Hair of th* Drat publication •o f 1
this iiotler. Earh claim nr demand
shall l>« In wrlllna, and ehall slate
the plare of raaidenc* and. post
of Dee, wdifyee* of the claimant and
•lu ll he nworyi to. by th* rlalmant.
kers Form Blockde To K e e p Yale
nd Towne Officials
tomEnteringPlant
THREE OPERATORS
‘ TO SERVE YOU
BELLE MINSCHEW
*
Folding:
Hanger
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SAVES CLOSET SPACE
^
PREVENTS FOLDS or WRINKLES
★
GARMENTS SLIDE IN OR OUT
new folding hnnjfer holds trousers or skirts
securely without folds or wrinkles. Trousers
Tby HIS
the cuffs and skirts by the w a i s t . ________
closet should lw equipped with one or
EVERY
more. Now displayed and demonstrated in our
.
B. L. Perkins
A I' Ncwafcaturea
NEW YO R K - The Protestant
Motion Picture. .Council haa de
veloped a p la p t.i Five uignnlinl
support to movie* o f good moral
quality.
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, editci
of th* Christian Herald • and
sponsor of the council, explained
that In addition - to appraising
pictures a* in the past, mvmliers
of various Protestant churches
would be asked to organise
active box office support for
better filma.
‘’ This ia the constructive Ameri
can answer to un-American politi
cal censorship,” Dr. Poling said.
He added that the council would
form a committee to work with
the producing companies in sug
gesting suitable films and us
suring the producers of
the
council's backing for such films.
Touch ton Drug: Co,
ANNA MAE CHAPMAN
no i
t
21
T«»w-fi*hl|»
<l.r»* it y )
•• Mouth
llcnu" 32 K*"t
Thr MMrgainrnl nf tlir ■•Id pro*
|.*Mt> under lli« ••»•! rrrtlflcat#
is*iif,| %«•• tn tlir iiaina uf Urt*i
knoHii.
, s
I*nli Hg hjlil crrtlfl* atr »h*ll he
Inin iitrl am inlliii tu Ir*. the
!*•( i rIf ilorrlltrtl Ihrrrlu trill l»«
»nl«f in llm hlaliral hhldrr at* the
•*nui f liuti** *!•.*•» nli thr fli»l Alull*
•i. > in iim mwntit tn April, m e ,
»» hi* t« l» llrr lei *l«) «if Alifll l»U.
r© i© i© i@ i
Common
Sense
HAMILTON. Mont. 0P>— As
In the ohl days, there wax keen
interest amon- Hitter Root Val
ley ranch folk in a district court
trial of one rancher charged with
grand larceny In the theft o f cat-
Notice Of Regulations On Collection
CORRECT MEN’S W EAR
U/ii Kathr)ii lliirgrr. for. ith
a NfOtmiirV HI
I'rim liurf.
IndUiia*
Y*»u <ft itfffLf notified and ra*(H*f
I** tt'| " s r In h r r r l a l n IlMI
(if r o m o lr t ln t file d u a n iiiv l vuu fu r
d K c r r r , i»% I 'A t ’ l* H
M I 2 lllt t * 'K .
Itnw |)<*ndiha In lh a C lr r u lt C o u r t
o f t<Ptnliiii|r l ‘until T. M u r ld a , o n o r
h a l o r r Ih*- A|»rll ItftU t»a>. I u «a l| ,
Mir i n d l » »»f A p r il. !!»•*
Ill .UfAiilf IlirfMl ■all)
w*M j.fHead v.\ far la*
I.M
|Ills* n r d r r
hr
p tih lU h r d
IN' A SNOW PACKED CANYON of the Sierra Nevaitas. out of Tnteker. Cal., eh* m en tis of ,« s.archIng putty picks hi* way to th* snow-covm d wreck nge o f the C-17 transport plane vetiirh explo»lc,| In
mid air and crashed against a mountain wait, bringing death to JO prt«on* Winter storm* hindered
the efforts of re»cu«r» in their search for three bodies—23 out of th,- 2<t having lurri, reroveied. (In
ternational Soundphoto)
The City is endeavoring to render better service on collection nnd
disposal of trash and hns placed two trucks on regular scheduled routes
throughout the City, which will he adequate to keen the City clean if
everyone will cooperate in expediting collection by placing trnsh in one
pile as requested.
.
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
W HEEL
I reads
I “ The
Commamlci
Submarine
Force. Pacific Fleet, hns Ihe great
honor nnd privilege to tmsthmn
loualv t-ommend the Into Lieutennut
I IJ tiI Samuel It Right.m. Jr. litI V-G-U S.N.R.) fni service n* sot
I forth |n the following:
| Citation:
•
“ For meritorious conduct n. First
Lieutenant uf thr t'SS Giuoiou
I which destroyed three enemy
destroyer* while engngi-d in n
war puttol In enemy controlled
•
Please do not call the City Hnll for specinl services for your trash
will be picked up only when the trucks make the scheduled rounds.
BALANCING
v « C . W e ls h
H. N. SAYER
fo r
CITY MANAGER
crowd head out on the long roade
home,
.
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WE CAN’T GUAR
ANTEE thut you will
find ull of your fav
orite liquors here, but
we do have Home of
them . . . and we'll do
our best to bcc thnt
you nro auttafied,. •
Spreads
I 1
1 - r n m i
1 1 '1 TV H |
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
v—
T IM :
l i t W. Flral St- — Phone 880
ONE FIRE May Eat Up Your Life’s
Savings .
We handla all types uf properly insurance
1 IWiflfl
Km #•
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r ERON NRAR8 VICTORY
.
BUEN08 AIRES, Mar. 22. VP)
presidential candidate Juan Peron
now need* only 41 more alectoral
vote* lo clinch tho oloctlon. These
appear within hit grasp. Strong
man P*ron Is loading In both tho
city ami province of Busnoa Aires,
with M and >M electoral votoa
vouftooilvolv
Pnrwn'a rWmrwrfltif*
ANDREW C A RR A WA Y AGENCY
“ INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE"
116 N. Park Ave.
. . .
Phone 180
toealled bluebaard. Dr. Marcol
Petiot, as a -political Ion# wolf
tntkown both to tho French re»
oUtanco movement and the Goa
n
tapo. Tha trial of the 66-yearold phytlclan want Into ita fifth
day today. Dr. Follot, charged
A
with .murdering IT persons, aa*
sorts he belonged to a roeIi tones
group which executed traitors to
. France.
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Rich dgmaak dniperlcg In a colorful, tmiUlcolored. floral pattern, that will add beauty ai^l
charm to your bedroom. Pinch pleated topa cony,
plete with tie backa in a choice of Roec, Blue or
Beige ground*.,
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WILL RETURN TO U. B.
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Draperies, pair ........ 0 .9 5
7;
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snANGHAI,
Mar. I t
<£>-
Th* commander o f the American
fore** tn China. Lieu tea ant Genoral Albert Wedemtyer, aald to-
The oldest pioneer attending
|n
I> j * j ,, r C
n n ,>
the Pioneer Night celebration.
111
ir L t I H
held Thuraday evening at the
..
...
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Lake Mary Community Pudding
^1 ERNRKRG, Mar. 22, ,4 i
for the 21*1 time, was Mr*. N. * hlef Ainrricnn prosecutor Justice
Ranavelroo, who
wa* bom lit Robert
Jackson warned today
S e n t e n c e Of Jap
Ndples. Italy in 1863 nnd who 'hat the war crime* trial of fnrhux lived in Seminole County for' mer German war leader* mlgkt
M a j b r Suspended
ST. PETERSDURG, Mar. 22, II year*. Next in age was Mra.|»lrag on into August.
YOKOHAMA. Mar- 22, (,P )(/P )_ Detective Chief John 'Blurs Erma Huchanan, 87. whu was; Jurkson dclivernl hi* warning
An American Eighth Army
In Ht. Petersburg says that a bom In California, lived in Maine after angrily Intervening lo ch-d«e
tribunal today convicted n
27-yaar-old man who gave his nnd later moved to Florida. T he1o ff another attempt hy llermsott
presented hy 'loering to launch into a new
Japanese major of IH war
name as John Wright McDowell, two ladica were
crimes charges. The military
Jr., is being held on a formal Frank Evan*, program chairman, slatrment praising Aihdf Hiller,
on the
rouft recommended the sits
charge of attempting to kidnap with oramrewood canes, bcantt- Goeritig w«« appearing
stand for the eighth day a- a
pension of the major's 13
two seven-year-old girl* In St.
, witness in hi* own defense.
ly H. II. Mccs of Geneva.
year sentence ticcause of his
Petersburg.
The scowling former relchsmirThe program was started byRlera says the man 1* being
shnl had just started to revir *
On Ir al was Japanoso Maiquestioned about the Jan. 7 Mr. Evan* In a hall packed with his relations with Hitler when
people, including 160 Pioneers,
Ynlrhl ! ikitvke, -the rom
nnd many outaido looking in, 'n-Vson interrupted . to d rlare:
an !
-if a pr sonar of war
"This subj.-of m * been ft.'isp tIncluding member* of the Sanford
• p. 7 hr president of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce e l —Ihe matter o f time is glare,"
ii r-n
Mil tary
CommitTael.* in declared that on the
whu arrived in a body after their
an, C I. William Yancey,
meeting to pay their rcYpect* to basis of witnesses yet tit be h -nr I,
d auapviisiiin of the seutrn <•
the Picneers and The l-nke Mary it app-nnsl prohnbte the t i d
ts nl it trroniiiiedrd liacausr
nU i-vtr'id into August
Chamber of Commerce, sponsor
t * »a
no r» idcnca lh>
■v- Idle. Cum mg un-l S -* n-t
of tho program. Thrre was mu* c
*nt.i- pot -i v v com -i
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r
Osssml
It
A
’’
u
'1
<
by the Sanford Concert Orcbe-t n
,e iu • -. Il>-—
- ,.
under direction of
ro '
— l o ntt mnt'd to pin re*|onlow* and a fine program of en
m in-.mg the prisoner ol war
tertainment,
with
Ed waul F. sitdlity ,u, Gnering nnd Hitler for
rnmp.
lane a* announcer, was pre the murder of millios „ f innocent
U ben Itikltake heard the
pe->ple
sented.
commission's
recommendation
Coering
almost
snarled
when
he ije Inred he would like to
Uralley O d h a m.
unopposed
he
replied
he
was
not
respon-lhlo
spend the rest of hi* Ilf*
candidate for th* State Legisla
educating the Japanese people
ture, and socond .vne president hut merely had collaborated in
Kith
rife
pdlirie*
to
set
an
ex
in Amertcau way* o f democ
of the Sanford Junior Chamber|
ample
rff
obedience
for
Germaq
racy arul justice.
o f Commerce, waa called upon
soldier*.
*
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by Mr. Evan* to »p*a*. He told
L th# re-organlxatlon ..of . hla
Caldwell Reappoints ogroup
after the war, paying
tribute .to Jack RaJigan. prealMrs.* Roy H o l l e r dent
and Julian 8ten»lrom past
president for thla work.' He
Mrs, Roy Holler, who has senr- painted • out the need for more
ad four years as a member of co-operation between Sanfcrd and
the Board of 8oclal Welfare, Dis outlying district*, and the need
1familiar voice had more to say.
trict 12. ha* been reappointed by
b riiiln g In new Industries toi Any man in the street can get The listeners blinked In surprise
Ocvemor Caldwell to serve a
VO Seminole County the fil* « away with eeylng "Thl* ia me" as they heard, “ This is me, Win
term of three years.
deserves— Instead o f "This la 1” — hut ston Churchill, speaking himself
Th* dutisa of theso roprooontaFrank Evans responded by when a' former Prime Minister to ycu, and I am so gTad to be
atlng that the Lake Mary o f England Hoes this to tho able to thank you in this re
tleo is to fill vacancies (n staffs,
tam ber o f Commerce wae tho K'ng'a English — that's new*!
markable way." *
dost group of Its kind, having
Late last week Winston Chur
There It was, recorded for
.
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ccuplo
o
f
electronic
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...... ................................ .. chill ordered a rcuple o f electronic posterity. They couldn't believe
Wo are very pleased to have of tha work of that group In recording set* from a corporation their ear*! The former Prime
u Holler with ua another going all over th* county In In New Haven, Conn. He *nld Minister, the man of enchanting
a," aald Mre. Jania Coll#, head order to promote a bond isauu he Intended to uae these .*U ihrase and agile use of the
,1 .
- .ic .r u office. a<as to build hard reads, and of the when h* dictates his memolra. anguage, had just aald, "This
h i. 5 i n
unUrtng U her#f* , promotion of a newschooldl*- Since Churchill was sailing with- is me.
i t
assist ni
furt& U ig W *t which resulted In the b u ild -in a Tew 'd a y., worker* at tha
By this time, grammarians all
k in tho county."
Ing o f U ko Marr'a flno school N«w Raven plant of th* company over tha country ara discussing
,n
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now valood at *45,000.
*•»# up tholr weok-ond to pro ui«
iu fr. In
in mwn
w e e . the
tho m
matter.
most casee,
'
Brooch pins wore proaontad by pare the recording sot*.
professors of English nod ap
r
COMMISSIONS TO MEET
-----------l meeting of the City and
■nty Commluloners la admd.
1 to take place at 2:00 o'clock
Mr. Even* totha following
lady
pioneers: Mrs. Jane Oran, gd.
»nd born Ip Bcotlaftdi Mr*. C.
Collin#, 81. who wwf born in
Clay County! Mrs. EdU L. Snv-
ra* born In
. Fields, - 18,
as born In
m#rou» gifts
|)rjn>f
ulMUlt
-S ,» in ’
a n o th e r
War.
i?!*• * o ™ n « n
drnt Eddie Gilmore In Moscow
Stalin toll! thr A'^H'i^tfil t rr**
, or re*|«>n.lenl tlml Ibe nations
w o n t pear* and ate striving for
n guarantee of peace,
-Thai mean*'', declared Stalin
n, hi* significant statement, “ that
thr prr*rnt frni* uf wnr la cauiou
pot from that quarter. I think
that thr prrarnt fear of war,
he rontinurd, Ml» cau»rd. by th«
artivitira
of
certain
political
^roup* which occupy thtniMivti
with propairandn f,,r a **aw war
Ainf who arr thrrrlt> anwlntf the
*rrd> o f dUcord and lack of
confidence.
Motcnw nl*o reportrl Stalin
toM Glltnoie that he ittrlbtttH
J j f l t a kUi/lci^j a to •j ’f ^ dttq
Nation*.'
Stalin further *•*•!
•
-.Since it ia n aerinu* initrumerit for tht prearrvation of peace
and International aerenlty. the
atrenjfth of this mternutiona!
<»Hj;miration conaUta in the fact
Officers Charged . Vasilevsky Is
With Conspiracy Named Russian
To Mistre wt GFs
Chief Of Staff
CO Of Tenth Rein Marshall Zhukov Is
A g a i n Appointed
forcement Depot.
Ground Force Head
Is AIho N a m e d
..id
mi l.vi »«»i 1 f .r »»tn<»r
..ffl . rl ol
Kill*,,, of High " ,,v
, ....... " 1
Ian-1 Park. III .
former ......
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mniulet of (hr Tenth Reinforce"r'*
•"
oi,-nl Depot st t.li'hfirtd, England.- f " l" npl «" "• r .1 «
,
,
a-ilnin wn« app lute
Kllutn had apprnred a*
i Mlr fotc^,
.u, ,-rwittiest at the court mnrtial of ^ ^ Noiikov. M
ten enliifed men and two off! Zhukov wa. ie ai
eera ageused c f mistreating A m rr-1o f the w
. r„ uni, flII
lean prisoner..
Major Richard upl>ujlltt<, were J
Kearney, staff Judge A drecate! s,rlc(1|ai KurneUo'v
for the London areas, said the i manj cr nlll| (jenrrn
charge* have been preferred for Amlrrl Khrulev as
InveaUgation. Specifically, jho six !
, h<, r|.nr
ar# charged with consp racy to
Genrruli-slmo S
Inflict cruel, unu.ual and unSupreme m
authorised punishment on guard- ( ()y v(r\ue o f h
house pristner*.
M
f„ ,c et
The name* o f the five officers commandrr-in-chicf.
Kilian
accused along with Co) .....
are:
i»-I pi|, to represent all par!
Mai. Richard E. I.obuono of 97th Division To Be
**•
* rag
.
riv 'he county with equal const
i Ittshurgh, 'former provost marActivated March 31 tim and to work for tfi- g.«
*hal at th* depot.
.
^
the county 1> a wtj°leMaj. Herbert W Dluhm. h r
TOKYO. Mar. 22. </P>— The
------— — ----------------- mer depot inspecting officer.
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Capt. Joseph A. Robertson, for 97th Division, known a* the _ ,
division, wiii bo inacti- Limited Arrives VY
mer commanding officer of the Trident
.
310th Reinforcement Company.
.v
,Ufd« on .“ ‘ ^ U ffi,*
h„
Special Puaseni
First Lt. Granville Cubage of j apan's
BI1
main island o f Honshu
Oklahoma City, formerly a prison , fQ * seven month*. The 97th —
ST. LOUIS, Mar. 22, t/VI-officer at the depot.
*ccmm
ccmpunded by Major General II. Illinois Central’* crack Ch
First LL Leonard W._ Ennis
k
_ of
. . .|.K. .Iramer
— wa* activated at saw Limited pulled Into St. 1
Peek.kill, N. Y - also
i'
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a form
er!Cam p Swift, Tax. In Fob. 1943. today with a very special pa
prisoner officer at tha depot.
J‘ “ **•' Tha dlvisioh sailed for Rurop* ger who Is only 14 yesrs
proval to Churchill's casual use
-----------In Feb. 1945. and fought brilliant- The child, Minnie Rose V
of the eentenc*. Dr. Robert D.
t In tho Ruhr Valley cleanup, was taken aboard In ker s
French, chairman of tha English
mong it* battle exploits was tho chsir last night when th*
Fire Sweeps 3 Block
i ommissioiUT rosi
In Comimr Klc»rti n
f
Carolina,
LoUfeiU-F.
enlisted In the Naval Ite-erve
Inrtd
ti'-l for nctivo duty
T»...p» « , sn Apprenlin, Seaman.
Se,o JO. LUO. Thi* enlist..... “
tuiuiinuted. Fab. U. lu ll, wi.eo
hr n<crptanl np|udntinant n* MillShipman of Aalingpolls
After
dull III i.omeelion willi sotunin
ilies during which lie' helped in the
fiitlug not of the Mibmnr'oe, I'
S S. Grtiuion. he reperti- l tor dutv
nlmnrit that vr«*rl in IVmnhrr
1911 no,| on June 20. 1912 recelv
cd appointment
m
lirutrnnnt
( jff)
IIU uuntih for Pacific arrvlcr
irrlmlrd American Dcfenae Ser*
vfrr Medal. F'lr«‘t Claap, Aaiatlr
and Pacific \r»*n rampalirn Me*lnl
Prior to entry In the nervier hr
Att*Md«'| Stctaon llnivrfalty whore
he iccelvnl n It A. D tfr w anti
th« llm vat %lty of Alabama whei#
he « •« a member o f tjya
Cltil* Thr Black Frlertl and the
Delta Kappa Fpailon Fraternity.
A brother. I.tout. John Diffhtun
i« home on terminal leave from
th
Former Prime Minister Churchill /
Still ftnows His English tanguage
.aw ? -as
•V
WASHINGTON, Mar. >2,
(A t*)— ’ A nomber of con*
g r r v n r n view with opt HnJ*m
Crime Minlalrr Slalin'a ex
pression of confidence in Ih*
United Nation* Organliatiua.
United
Nation*
Secretary
General Trygve Lie al*o ha*
*xpre**ed confidence in UNO.
Soviet Amba**ador G ro m yk o
aid an unscheduled call oa
Vreaident . T r u m a n
today.
Whit* Hou»# I’ reiui Secretary
Charles Roaa aar* that the
Iranian queation did not enter
into th* rate.
Lieut. 'Dighton!"''who V«'« 'I’ m does not belie vo the nrntlcii o f
in Snvannnh, G o . Dee is. ioi7. thnut* rintions are tryi ng to
Effective March 11, 1946, the City will collect trash ami rubbish
from alleys only, excepting places where the property is not adjacent to
an alley- After said date all property owners and tenants will be required
to pjace.thdr .trash-ill one pile on tint alloy for disposal. Those <»ot having
access to alley should place trash in one pile on parkway and not sweep or
pilu in street Rutter for it stops up catch basins lyul sewers.
IIKRS'lsGK
KI<MlK U
XI I! It It t« *K w h fla «
lilu r o - u f
i •?•!<lr
atul
l*u*l
O fflr r
i rw« I* mn f o l l o w * ;
A posthumous commendation awarded to the late Lieut. (
Samuel It. Dighton Jr„ ll.S. Naval Iteacrve who wa* officially
ported missing. Aug. 1, 1942, and presumed to have died Aug,
aboard the USS Grunion when that submarine was lost in the l*ac
area, was recently received from Vice Admiral Ixiula Denficld by
parents. Major ajut Mia
water*. Despite severe and perDlghtdit- Who live » n
«i"trnt nnti-aubmarlnr mea*ure*
Mnyfnir. The citation, •
result trig fn.rn these three suelate Rear Admiral R.H
t-e*«ful n!lurks, the Grunion was
brought safety through the count
er nttnek* and continued an aggn.lv e war pntrol.* As First
Lieutenant of the Grunion, your
performance o f duty was an im
portant and materinj contribu
tion to the prosecution of this
war.'*
It.II. English
And Disposal Of Trash And Rubbish
In Tire Core
Olllir.ll OI* IH HMI-ATIII*
Tn
Officer—Who-Served Aboard Submarine *
U.S.S. Grunion In Pacific Theater
Secretary Of State
To Welcome Repre
sentatives Monday
In one group.
Police xaid that molt o f the
trouble started in front of the
main factory gate. They declared
that aeorca of picketa formed a
blockade in an effoVt to keep
Slant Official* from entering.
oma obierver* »ald there were a
thousand or more picketa at the
A plant.
Tba» dlalnrhinpa (* aild hv oh-
It's o Matter of
i ( i t•«| iltlik 2%il» >Ut of F rh ru a ry,
rr* p
Phone 717
%\
of Hi:*, nf M\v U
Nrrtion
Democracy Functions
In The ‘Wild’ West
•
i ( is OP A l'i'i irATlua POH
IT1ST III' iwa
NoTM*»: IN ItklltCIlV (1IVII.S
Tii.tt I- -M llUllllINDKIt. holder
m| Tin I'n Ilf !<'*<!<•-vSu. l i t l»aurd
tlir «lli day <*f Au«u*t, A l* l>tl.
Ium* riled w«mr In mi offlcV and
lid. matt* iipitllratlon foi a t*K
•
f <i |k* |m ||h | i IlHf F"l», Maid
rrrtifleate rifiWirri tlir following
itrM litifit tif<i|irr«> In thr t ouniy
<•( H**inlf»(»lf. Ht*tr of Kim Ida. lo
ll II.
S \*
17 N. Park A v e .
Leader Sayr
Byrnes To Hear Posthumous Citation Is Awarded. Soviet
He Does Not Think
Of Nations
Red * Iran Case To Lieuf. (jg) Samuel R. Dighton Armies
Want: New Conflict
As US Delegate Presentation Is Received By Parents Of
ioTAMFORD, Conn. Mar.
(AP)— Police say they
^ H rc taken in custody three
BBLt loadn of pickct.1 an the
^■gult of a clash between
■cketa and police today in
^ W o n t of the strike-bound
• Yale and Towne Compnny
manufacturing plant Twentytwo persons were urrested
HARRIET MILLER
Phone 325
Arwodated Press I.eased Wire
Search In Snow For Victims Of Transport Crash
A NN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
All Metal
Rust-Proof
Nickel Plated
jtorc.
,
•inf rr^ulird lu prront
uo> claim* and **,dtroand| which
you. or •Itfior of you roar liava
•iK*tlit»t III* ••tat* of Ha T* AKI-ltM.
ih«rl>«d. lal* «»f paid t'ounty* lu
11»«* - County Judic* of M*»ninol«
County* Florida, at hi* office In
lit* <oiiii Imii*# of «*ld County
ut Kanlofd. KtOlWa. wltliln rinht
tnlrtulaio month* from the t»m«
of th* fir aI |i«Mlcatlo»» of Ihle
notice KA(*h claim or 4#in|<na
»hull Iir In wriling, and •hall *t«le
Home Office, Newark, *New Jersey
Protestants
UF
Clear and continued rather <
noon and tonight.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
T H E f O t I I T O r T i l l : riH -f r P r
IN H E : r u n A T E
THE WE ATI! EH
m tfn r ii
To Protect tba Peare of the Worldi
To Promota tba Progress of America
To Prodoea Prosperity for Sanford.
U. Ir. HElf.MWrN
IClerk circuit Court
Hamlnul* County, Fla.
(Circuit Court Heall
ATLANTA.
Mar. “ 21, <Ar~.
Spring is an old show to the
weatherman’ at Atlanta. In fact,
he says that a s .fa r bark as he
can remember, Spring has begun
every year Just aa soon ns the
renter of the sun crosses the
equator. Officially that occurfence-called the vernalcquinoxoceurrtd at 12:33 A. M. in the
Eastern Standard Time tune this
FLOYD A. PALMER
Sanrord
Spring Old Show|
To Weather Bureau
Staff In Atlanta)
crs retrieved the neeVlwe frvm n th* statutory .llm* required l>r law
In THE HAMrUIU> Mr.HAl.lf. *MV
catch baaln two hours Inttr.
turd, riotiau, i-m o^ rM or x*u•‘I Jq*t didn't sleep well last eral circulation In said county and
autr.
night,
Muriel explained.
WITNESS my hand and official
•tal nl office at Hartford. Florida.
Ihl* :'.h day o f rebruar>, ISIS.
i.,. . . , w i w w i M W f f a W
Th# machines, complete with
1,000 plastic recording disks, wfto
ready for sailing on Tuesday, and
Churchill wa. duly grateful. To Department of Yal* University,
oxpres* hi. thanks to th. men
dnte out that the Engll*h
ngoagt Is made not by a act
of rules but by men llko ChurchUI.
•
Princeton’s Professor Gordon
11*11 Gsrould says "It U L" is
only an affectation, anyway, and
an affectation is novor good
spooch. Professor Raymond kf.
Weaver of Columbia Univoisltr
E
week-end of leitub* to
thla work finished In
think It la most kind
and on a par wth all
help g*1
llm*. I
of then
the haa
Area In Pittsburgh
Firemen still ara pouring water
on tho smouldering ruins left
by a fire which swept a thraoblock area In downtown Pittaburgh this morning. Fourtoon
firemen won# hurt Ire falling
debris and toppling walls aa they
___ „ _______
„ „ fought th# bis to — described at
Most of those who us* the worst th* city ham experlI," Professor Wearer enced In 30 year*. The flames
those who ara uneasy were brought under control at
ggrammar and afraid 4:00 A. M.
’ mistake?. *
On* down food and supply
lha as ii th* teltbraUd buildings wore destroyed In the
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TUESDAY, MARCH 19, I dig
T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
. Ill*
ill! O f
S c ill D r i v e
----------TAMPA, Mnr. Ill, t.v|>«-cial )-■
T hii year mark* the “Silver
V S**® \l[FqrtyiNew
crippled Children and adult*.
i The National Society for Crip*
|d«*l Children • Jand the S tate
Societle* affiliated have itiven
Books'New Enlistment
Recently Released R e g u l a t i o n s Are
At Public Library Revealed By Army
I C s s lls s rS
A jrolicy issued fo r th e
m an n e x t door d o e s not
n e c e ssa rily c o v e r y o u r;
needs. W h en you u re re p .
re se n te d Iry, us, w e see?
th a t e v e ry policy issu ed i
to vou - m eets v o ttr ind lv jd M V rtMiujrbrjioyt*/*-
rase
ll a a l
T nlay a very Im portant new
prevision for, enlistm ent of Army
personnel was announced by Lt.
I Col. Horace F. Frink, commanding
officer of Tampa Army R ecruit
ing Station.-O w ing-to the A rm y’s
urgent need for certain special
ists — mechanics, typists, adm in
istrative
specialists, equipm ent
technicians, repairmen, and num
erous other* — it has now been
made, possible for. such men to
F a s te r , a double meaning, by enlist in glades higher than
reminding us with F a lte r Seals irivate, depending 'Upon th eir
lh a t_ n o i '.AI>1» children .enjoy t h r . cngth_:urf '• service- Even those,
th rt1 l'~ sf ~*camprr1ng IWRfTMir rot s ■-whoJ^Tinv* Imm-o - discharged
longer limn HO days may new
search of eggs.'
Russell Kuy has again accepted enlist in grades as high us T /
Set.
the chairm anship i f the publicity
In many special types of work,
lom m ittic for the S tate r.f Flor- | special urrnngemeiH* have also
Ida. Last year the cooperation j lech made for officers, w arran t
of the ncv\spupcrs in support of i i ffirera arvl flight officerk with
this worthy effo rt was m agnifi-l reference t-i the grades In which
rent he said, and he feels con they may “ now lie enlisted. Col,
fident the public will again help i Frink pointed out that this it
to the extent of its ability. _ .
.adjustm erit in reg u la tio n s-fo r
which a need has long been felt.
■“ T b iv ncssr-pmetshin," sold the
lolonel. “ will enable a technician
who ha*; been out of ’the Arm y
as lin g us ten months to enlist
now in his m ilitary stierialty and
obtain n grm l- th at will recognise
the length of time hr spent In
his trade in the Army. For exuniplc," the colonel went on,
“here is a man who 'spent .3I>
SERVICE
BEYOND THE
CONTRACT
f
H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y
703
M lttCH BLOG.
tr mm
Hy M argate Gillmurr and I'ntroIcia Collinge, this, tells the story
of the USO show overseas which
was headed by Katherine Cornell.
“‘Garden Planning and • Build
ing' is rtJcouimended for those
interested in the subject.
Fiction includes, - “ Before the
Sun Goe, Down" bv. Kliiubcth
Metzger Howard of SVtnteriluven.
PHONES
70 AND 40
IM PO R TA N T
All o w n e rs of p ro p erty sh a ll lie held to know th a t
(a x es a r e due and p ay ab le th e re o n a n n u a lly , and
a r e h e re b y charged w ith th e d u ty o f a s c e rta in in g
th e a m o u n t of spelt ta x a n d p a y in g th e sa m e b e
fo re th e f ir s t day o f A p ril o f each y e a r " .
— F lo rid a L a w
CO U N TY T A X HOOKS C L O SE M A RCH .H at.
"*
A p e n a lty o f .V* on A pril 1st w ith inti»re>t at
18'« |M*r a n n u m from A pril 1st pin
cost o f a d v e rtis in g a n d l» x sale, w h o re no* paid b e fo re tax sa le .
On Personal And Intangible Personal Property:
I n te r e s t a t 12*.
ra n ts .
per a n n u m from A pril 1st plus co st o f a d v e rtis in g a n d ta x w ar
U nder th e new law all u n p aid ta x e s for the y e a r 1945 becom e d e lin q u e n t tin A prl
1st, 104G and th e p e n a ltie s and in te re s t Incom e a p a r t o f tile ta x e s w hich a rc a firs
iicn on th e p ro p e rty a sse sse d , e x c e p t th at In ta n g ib le P erso n al P ro |» erty ta x e s a r
a . lien on all p ro p e rty o w n ed by th e tax p ay er.
P ro p e rty O w n ers w ho h a v e n o t tlonc so a r e
M arch 21 at an d avoid p e n a ltie s a n d costs.
u rg e d
to
pay
th e ir
ta x e s
b e fo r
The courtesy of this office is at your disposal and all tax informa
tion and assistance will he gladly furnished.
Jn o . I). Jin k in s.
T ax C ollector. Sem inole C ountv
enlisted in the Rcgplar Army
according to an announcement to
day by F irst Lt H erbert M. Wcl
ty, assistant Arm y Recruiting of'
ficcr a t the Orlando station.
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F O R P IM P L Y
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I’ho n e 325
Retail Prices Of
SurplusOuodsilere.
Will Be Checked I
T he actual retail prices of war
surplus goods, Inw-rost apparel,
and '.‘mark-up'* foods in local
stoies will, bo checked d u r i n g
March by volunteer meinliers of
(he S'nrlnolc County Aren Prlc»
Control Hour d, F. R. Randall,
7r., chairm an of the price panel.
FINE QUALITY
WHISKEY
WI NE
RUM
GI N
1
i
N 'T C K ’ S
PACKAGE STORE
Touchton Drug Co,
110 SANFORD AVENUE
H undreds of types of wur su r
plus goods are nuw making their
appearance in local stores, Mr.
Rsmlull said, and this survey will
l e madn to see whether these
Items are reaching the public
within ceiling prices set bjr OPA.
The rheok of low-cost clothing
will include practically all sales
of all kinds of wearing apparel,
from underw ear to topcoats. Mr.
winner of the $)2fi,00f) Metro Rnnduir added, and Is a virtual
Coldwyn Mayer i o u t w i t and continuation of a sim ilar survey
botdib-dry prize contest.
It is
the story of a small town of the
si's in Pennsylvania. "David The stores will lie on a i
King” is a Biblical type story bv frrenl basis than I
Gladys Schmitt. "Arch of T ri- case, he said,
umplte is by i(ricb M. Renmrqus monthlv check*ups o
who wrote "AU Quiet On The ,-r f o , R e m s shown
W estern F ro n t"
munity ceiling piii
Other fiction books released in- March survev will
clu'!®!
„ .
th at are -sold o n "The Kings Libieral’ —Daphne , |,a, |^ by th - retailer
Hi; M nuriir.
explained.
"The River Road"— Frances P. I
_ _ _ _ _ _
•
K‘,vts.
U n d er th e new law e n a c te d by th e L eg islatu re th e follow ing in te r e s t a n d p e n a ltie s
begin on A pril 1st, 1946 on all u n p a id tn x .'s a s s e s sed fo r' t^io m m r HU.T---------- —------
months in the Army a t u tank
mecharflc and wan tlixchnrgi-d last
July. Up until now we would
have had to re enlist him n» a
I’fc. The new regulations, how
ever, perm it ua to sign him up
as a S /S g t., provided he held
that grade a t the time of hie
discharge. A medical adm inistra
tive specialist with only 12
month*' .experience may now enlist as a S/Sftt.
• Full
inform ation' .Concerning
this new enlistm ent procedure is
available a t the Tampa Army
Recruiting Station, 41C Tampa
Street. V eterans are inVitrd to
make inquiries.
r S EA R S
,
t,
,
.
CATALOG
S H O P P IN G
O'llARH BN I
"W ln trr Meeting"—Fthcl Vance.
William II. O'Rsri
"M rs. Palm er's Honey— bunnie Mr. and Mrs. WiUln
fir.. fW W #st F irst Street, ha]
"The Shocking Pipk H a t''—
France* Grom.
"The |IA Breaks a S eal"—
IzEGAL NOTICE
Fnrlc' S. Gardner.
*
"Love tins No Alibi—Octavus
ll») Cohen.
"Shadow on 1 hr I'la il"—/u n i
Grey
"Powder Valiev Showdown”—
Prior Field
"The Turquois” Anja Soton.
"Gen-rnl Duly N urse"— Lucy
"The Family on Maple S ir e d " ;
Glady * Ttib-ir.
"No Private
Heaven"—Faith)
Baldwin
"D ark Itoail"—Dori* Mile* D U -1
• ury.
1 * “ Dark Sail*"—Helen Topping :
| Miller.
"T h j Ghost of Mr*. Muir"—
lR. \ Dick
a
I "Tile Long Itoml"—N a t a I i e
Shipman.
1 "MurdeV W i t h i n M urder"—
. Franc«x. Lock ridge.
_ .
“The Friendly I’eritiU tien"—
J.-r • amyn W. *t.
"Mr* Palmer'* H aney"—Fannie
i I ill* .-i.
"Brldcslwad |{i-vi»ite<l"—Evelyn
, Waugh.
W A K E U P BUSINESS /
By A dvertising In | J
, t.
This Newspaper
CVIff1"**
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I ja c h o rd everyone of you hove o w 'se's chopter of your life tool hat made hlilory'ln the world for.
the p o ll fivj yeorj. Drnw your own hi 'o !«.l p i.o llo l c rtl identify your own conlribulion toward the
triumphal tr.d of World W ar It. For your cv/n.ond you - fa rily 'j soke, record your experiences and k cep 9
your memenlses intact for the y io r; to como whe t Ihoy will mean the rr.otl to you.
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YES! THEY’RE BACK IALL METAL GLIDERS!
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iteel fram o finished In gleam ing w hite enamol with red or green washable
leatherette cushions piped in w hite. Model on floor not exactly as Illustrated.
Showqf curtains and nail!r Of m atching window
drapes In w ater repellent clear plastic. Gay,
colorful p itte rn s on Green. Fuschin, o r Peach
grounds.
*
ttkifl longer ond the It's rain ond weather resistant, no need to cony
IfiH ih8 longings of R inside until the cold months are back with vs,
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be easy to take down o nd Ml up Itwlde In
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Ihs winter months, only two bolt* to do the |ob.
ane, fof youngjtffi Ovsroll six* 1.5 ft. 2-ln. longs 37-In. high, 13-In.
ird slimlnatM rough
'Vorm waothoi b h srs so ortter now and
li. no sharp comer* or iugh edge* to Injur* 0 iy* the youngsters many hours of "sliding fun-"
little one*. Strongly c istructed of M ltcted
. .
18-50
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In black, green, red o r m aroon . . .
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shipping Weight 38 Ihs. . . . . . . $7.95
Exercise Y our R ig h t TV* Vole Register Now!
SPECIAL — Window shades, green*
I.” o r ecru
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MATHER OF SANFORD
Phone 437
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In U nity There Is S trength—
ih in te ii
To Protect* lbs Peace of Mir World*
To PrOMOto Uie Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
S te r a lii
THE W EATHER
Fair "1th mild afternoon trm peraturm today
and Thun^Jay, boom ing quite cool to
night with temperature* hlightly lower
than laat night.
AN IN DEPEND EN T DAU.Y NEWSPAPEK
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A .
WEDNESDAY, M A RCH 20, 1916
PayHikeFor
Spessard-L.-Holland To Speak - C aldw ell S u es
Jn-Sanlord vNext Tuesday J & ^ ,C d lliers F o r /
. . Is Proposed
Former State Chief Executive And Veteran
Of World War I'. Will Be Introduced
By General Joseph C. Hutchison
Patterson, Forrestal
Tell Senate Group
Raise Would Stimu*
ti late E n l i s t m e n t s
WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.
• (A P) — The secretaries of
W ar and Navy have urged
Congress to g ra n t a 20 per
cent increase in pay to every
one Jn th e two 'arm ed ser
vices. A ppearing before a
Senate m ilitary subcommit.^lec, Secretary of W ar F a ttc r■«on and Secretary of Navy
Forrestal argued thet each -a pay
booel would itim ulate enlleUnenU.
The two secretaries *l*o point
ed out that the cost of living has
gone up considerably, and that
warfare now requires men with
greater education and skills than
formerly. .
Secretary 6f the Navy Forrestal
fold the committee that the Navy
ii losing hlghranklng officers
watery day because of more a t
tra c tiv e financial o ffa n in civi
lian life, llo pointed out that of
ficer's pay has remained relative
ly steady aince 1008, while living
costs have increased about 100
percent.
Probe Upholds
J u d g m e n t Of
Navy Captains
!£?•:
Half Million
Attacked By Kurdish Tribes
Complaint A l l e g e s
Editorial Cart
Ridicule A g a i n s t
State Governor
Carrier Craek-tHTNear Tragedy
Fortner* governor Spesiard L. Holland, candidate for the
U. G. senatorial vacancy crealad by the division of Senator-Charles
O. Andrews not to run afcaln, will visit Sanford and will sprak in
the downtown section on Msr. 28. He will be introduced by Ilrlg.
Gen. J. C. Hutchison. Latek he will greet friends and supporters
ut the Hotel Mayfair and on th e * following day is expected to visit ' Judge Advocate. Transferred to
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 20, bV)
towns in the county.
the Air Service at his own re
He- was born in Bartow, July, . , . . i h . . ....
...1, 1.
.Governor Millard Caldwell today
ICy 1892. His father, B. -F. Hol 4th ' FW
ini Squadron
qnua, ran on
in th
' fil"
,n ,he
4th Flying
H ying
th - ijs
u tr1|l a iI:bcl
„ , t r jctsUilCourt
in United
xallaland, came fronj Georgia to Flor Mausg
Argonne and other frontr . n ev ., ,rtg t:,00,000 in damages
ida in 1R8I, hia mother. Virginia downed
two enemy
Spessard Holland from Virginia then shot down, landed behind •■om the publisher* of Collier's
in 1880. After attending Bartow the American lines, He was
rchools and Emory College he
r t° t^ e ,0 n ia tln w l.h S U a e r v U , e
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Officer Sayja.
Dawson Outlines Staff
* Aerial Support Is
Being Sent To
Food Program To Now
Scene Of Fighting
Local Kiwanians
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jWight Given Token
By County Agent
For Enormous Egg
the killing of
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graduated n 1018 from the Uni prosecuting attorney, and then L ^ ||t) 1
versity of Florida.
There he for eight years as county Judge
in his sun the Go s p i i -o con,.
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starred in football, track, and n ecte.l to the h u i * n e n sir m .( , .
basketball. and was ao' apt at » « he served two four yexr
^
„f ,!.*
baseball that Connie Mack of term s and became ^
praillnn" h e .h a d lake,, a . Govfered him a contract with the jleader in the upper legislatitc ernor in connection with the m*e.
Philndrlphia Athletics.He al so 1house, and sponsored many legis
nnd “innuendo nf impioper con
qualified for the Rhodes scholar-, lative reforms
His ndminisLo- duct*' on hi- part, lie alleges
ship.
,
1lion as Florida’s 28th Governor the edtloiiul falsely portrayed
Hr volunteered for service i n ; was notable for oustanding *chim u» “nu individual nctlng u*
war In 1017, was later made a complishments In many fields, the Governor of n sovereign
lieutenant in the ro a it artillery .. After hi* term he retired to again slate, n* approving the action of
and in France was made Brigade I practice law in Bartow.
an alleged mob in taking from
the protection of the law a negro
charged with rape and killing
him.”
Governor Caldwell also alleges
that the damage done him by the
ed ito ia l “ will continue against
him thioughout the rem nindri of
his life, in his personal, profeai*l and political affairs.”
Reds Boycotting Ware Back From
Opening Sessions Capital After
Of Chinese Confab Juvenile ParleyP
m
WINGING HIS SCOUT BOMBER IN FOR A LANDING m, the
cartel Shangri-La, Kn»ign P. Juhtixntj touche* the edge of the
fliglit deck (upper photo", and bounce* heavily (lowei pictured loaing
wing* and tall mid landing wlirels, before crashing to a stop. A
moment Intel the lucky ensign stepped from the wreck, unhurt. U.S
Navy photo
| International)
jGoering Assumes Responsibility .
Despite Absence Of Judffe Declares New 14* Sur vi vor w Of
For Nazi Anti-Jewish Decrees
CommunistS'Chaing Approach To Prob- Mexican Ship Found
Pleads For Unity
l e ms
Is
Derived
O u n ty . Judge k.W Ware, who
has returned from Tallahassee
where he attended a conference
in Tallahahsee an problems of
iuvei
uvenile delinquency,- w-hlch had
been called by Governor Caldwell.
today decared that as a result of
th* conference there had been «
major approach toward solving
some of the Juvenile problems
J.C. Hall Awarded
ACL Service Emblem :jr;ToXV“ fh''1 "l ,h* J%nu‘ _______ .......
I Drspite the_conspicuous absence! now causing so much concern to
Jam es C. Hull of IBIt S a n fo rl,o f Communist members, Gen- parent* and educators.
Avenue, Atlantic Coast Line Gen- Jtrallssimo Chlang Kai-Shek ha*
More than 200 delegates, rep re. eral
Yar.lmailer, was
today made a plea for peace and uqt- xenting aome 80 organizations In*
rew ard:,! the rom pap/a 2S year fication of China. It la expected
'Amblcm for conUnunttr acrvlre by that aome Communista will ahow
IV.. U. Black, division supermini- up before the politic*! council
dent. '
lends its deliberations April 2.
Mr. Hall orlffinallv entered I Chlang has urged the council
Coast Line Service e t a clerk on [J? ">*»«•
agreem.nU that
Feb.' 27. 1020. He wa. subsc lhc Communists have charged
quenuy
quentlv employed aa iwiicnman,
awitchman, |f .Brc.. Jun'}e<J **y 1{|C.
nt*n*‘
^
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yard
conductor
and yaplmaster. -He
j,'® Jhas listed rehabilitation, re
construction and postwar relief
He wa* appointed to hia present {conat
mong the task* confronting
position May 1, 1042. He left tho
bin*
today. ‘ Unification of the
In
Tiller
1f)JO
asvrl sa ro n l
J
company in
July,
1042,
and
served \ illH
In th* armed services until Nov- army has been ' termed by the
Generalissimo aa essential.
^Bmber of laat year.
The 64-year-old former preai
dent of the . Chlntee Eastern
Hallway In Manchuria, Mo Te
ll ul, asserted in opening t h *
rhuncll session that* Manchuria
jtfWIWrhe
Doolittle To Be^rin
Iaveatigatlon - Soon
FORT WORTH, Mar.
<*>)• The famous American airm an—
Lieut. General James Doolittle—
lyia announced that he will begin
iya* last assignment on Mar. 27,
lH Washington. At' th at time the
panel be wa* choaen to head will
get donm to braas lacks and study
the relationship* between so-call
ed brass hate and enlisted m#n.
Doolittle, chosen for th# task
by Secretary of War Patterson,
ha* announced that witnesses will
bo summoned to air thotr com
plaints about a so-called "caste
m" in military service. The
. syetem
will be a closed sos' 4 Ink meeting
me
Vton to> decide hoyr the Inquiry
should bo conducted., Tho panel
has been asked to recommend ■
Iding
changes necessary tot "buildl
• citizen army.’
at— "
GM Recalls Limited
Number Of Workers
terosted In yo#h problems attended th# conference, which resuited In 18 Immediate steps end
18 long range plen* for solution
of different social problems In
Florida.
Governor Celdwell tmley was
quoted aa havln g aaui
Said th at he
would aubmlt the lis t nf proposals
to the Stale cabinet, end declared
he could see no reason why they
could not be put-Into effect. In
cluded among the idea* is ■ plan
to establish a permanent rantmlUee on youth conservation.
Judge Ware said that he re
garded *« highly important a
plan to take cere of Florida’s
that now housing white girl delinqutntg.
linquenti .
Ho also si
He
said that he favored the
Iart of onlarglng
enlarging the
th* school for
plan
(or
boya a t Marianna so that
thet tha boy*
id longer in order
could be kept It)
to rehabilitate them. The school
is ao crowded now that they can
not keep them there long, he add
ed. Doubling of tho size of the
Florida Fafm colony for epileptic
and feebH minded persons was
recommended by Judge Ware who
said there were ■more then <100
on tk* waiting Hat
lie approved tha proposal that
both Ocala and Marianna School*
employ en offletr who would
undertake to secure jobs for boya
end girla when they left the
otherwise they
schools; that ~"
would b# bantpoirad by tho asms
condition* under which they wens
sent to the correct
active Institution.
Ue opposed th* propose) to con
solidate all facilities for whlta
girls, whit* women, negro girl*
and negro women a t Kalford.
DETROIT, Mar. 20. (A’l— The
General Motors Corporstiorf has
announced that it I* recalling a
limited number ' of employ#* aa
fa it a* It can to prepare GM'S
idle plants for production. A
spokesman said th a* the recall
orders will afffect all plants, if
the CIO United Auto Workers
wljt permit entry of maintenance
men to unite which still are
strikebound.
In th* meantime, maintenance
•mpoyos have already begun work
In plan ■ In 8agtnaW, Pontiac,
arid Flint,
Mien. Agraementa
have been reached' with local
managements. However, the im
resumption of normal
Right And Moderate mediate
production on the huge auto as
Unas have been snarled by
Groups H p ld Lead asembly
new company and union rowHOJ1K, Mar. 20.
Official over local grievance*.
A ROM
SPRING BEGINS TOMORROW
from 703
JW
alec tad
communes
C H IC AG O, Mar. 20. WVlocal eouncilawn last 8ond*y give
WBDBMKYBR CALLED
Sprinw begins tonight in the Cen
a .lead to the right and moderate
tral, Mountain and Pacific Ume
groups. Major!ta* in 310 places
SEOUL, Korea, Man 20,
zones. A t H i t s P. M. In Chicago,
The American end *’
10:38 P. M. In Denver end 0:88
mender, Lieutenant u„i„<
P. Ml ill Ben Franciico, the «un‘e
ta and local group* bart Wcdemeyer, has been
ray* will be vertical ovar the
m.- The margin of to a conference with General- equator, thereby producing In
the rlfM andicfri laalrao C hU ng:Kai-Shek:
th eorf t th a time of equal night
w O lufly -fo-*B a
and- day,- tho. vernal equinox.
s s - .W r s f tf 4 a t
S a s a s a ^ M .- s .^
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MEXICO CITY, Mar. 20. HI'/—
The Mexican Naval Department
today says 14 survivors have
been found aboard the drifting
hulk of a vessel disabled last
Friday. ThrV had been without
food nr water for 0*1 houra, and
0)1P child died before the group 1usi
couM he reached
The survivor* had been aboard 'lie
t |,e Mexican sleainei Hi , Ranti
ago, which was haltered by high hia
waves. The vessel had been Iran*
porting soldier*, their wives nnd
children to the Tres Marian I’rtml
hhiwae., K. U n s U « p U J . why
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Tribunal Turns Down Rcqucnt Of Justice Ma'ted
*ta.e„ that 'it ' w«‘s
w" \ 'heenuio
,lx u?" ^of
„ Vth
i,viforeign
affair*, i i . "praised
Jackson That Former Luftwaffe Chief athat Hthe nnlv
w way he could ex STS
helievr* Iheie can lie po icai
He Compelled To Stick To Point
.....
plain it wni*. that.....
Mr W ight lia-l |irnrf
until i»\erV to tm ti) l M-iper|*
started In* rheken raising with
tf*tritorinl ri^hl^ •tf other
seven riM'.tei- and one lien Mr tinnut ton •
Wni I'riine* Trdiuoal lie would a*sume fsis) resp°nsil*lllt> for I an,, thanked lidin l.eonardy and
Thr Rii'tinn* Mpfr iv m t ••!*)•
miun-iou- noli Jewi-li ilm-rr*-* issued ity ti># Nnii governmeol llniidd Kn-liKi nod other* f r Itl'Oil I thr |t|r«oni '*
it t. '
Goeiing admitted to the «>url he hnd signed all those decree.* Ill helping ptepni.- thr recent I'ai ini'MD• eupt In«tV«i|. Mom«*uu re
capacity a* president of tb* Reichstag The former Itetchs- hecue.
porta k'err more t'-noor m*.| ui t h
Supl T t\ I iwleii then milled llloiu
ii-n* tint was on the wilnrs* stand
t •Mirruv problem* inn ! more
for the sixth dav in hts own de another “whopper'* hy .toting pill Uvular ly with the Johnson*
that the Department of Agricttlfense.
in
in nntwer to a query’
However, Goering asserted from ture ...
. . . hy May lull which is now pending
teported
Colony. .
the witness box that’ both Joseph Mr. Wight had -tnted that chick- Washington. * . Moscow
Week* nnrt *P*»* JoluisomMiiy LiJI ix fraught
, On® , Kroup of survivor* wrp
GnelibeU and Heinrich Himmler ena hutch in three Weeks
« th grace Consequence*,4nd would
f™"1' Sunday on a desolate atrip
were more radical limn h m*etf ,|u ks in four. Whermipnn ^jr
, il reel -cicntifi,- actlviny excju«*f
The remaining 14 were
on tlie Jewish qu#*tm» tineldiel, Wight had I hi hen -it nu , •1
(H. »"vrl\
1 nf o
wnr •'huniivN nutl
• f V '1 ,Bf,Pr "
‘tu“r'1 r " l,f r
an'! Himmler tilth t*».tk tlieli next tlire, week-, and at eii»V• rat I »e-f wri#*»lllfi,
nf* I ♦•IMlhtfl
sighted tm- hulk 2H miles northown
live*
a*
Germany
r.dlnpsnd
liig
cgK
did
imt"
hatch
w.t
in
Need of n proper health educ*
Mcnim hilt* n nimiti'Mi t -7 >hi*
west ' f the hay of t.'hanetln
almost
n
year
ago
th
a
t
time.
!"<>k
It
t»
ti’e
*t
l ! , tut11«•ft 1 ' N n Spt'ini(\
fit) mile* from the scene of the tion program in every county of
hearing
|irngre**ed and sold it. ami %md he did not ♦h*R itffur noon tt»
n- stressed Monday
Today's
of
disaster 18 mile* off Mazatlnn the stato
nearing
, g
kpcp „ „n ltl(.
B., he didn't
evening by Mi»» M*ble Drill of i tlowly n* Gotrinif chnll«*rijfCkl rc
i .mrHinir in NVw Noik (*ily
want
any
duck.
tho OriiiKo mnty Jlrnlth ,' n<I t*untelly tho ncnirnrv *»f trunp
f tilii,*i left M\r» from rhu l.ufiill. t" Hi-t/el aifnnunce.1 that •Ion mrotini; ratlin thi« uintrr.
C Qj | „ r I,
TllborruloBt* AiiKH'iitlon in n tnlk iRtinnu of v»rtovn |»To*iH*ution ‘In
O H IIO r I iC L U t
, to
— moml»rr» of thr H«tnlnoU
j rumrntn
>le
||ow
| ruments
«vfr, uniflrr
However,
»tr»ilyunder stenily motion p iitu irs taken Thr
heirIrnninn
of
iliniuitu i* thr hi|f|fujit
Y e a r I n M i u m i J l l i l C o u n t y llcnltli andT ulierculo*l*'^,P,i„ ,n|nif. Goering conculeil the
celery o|M.rat...n* would !«• shown |*ollt it*aI Unur th«* muiu*i| in uxAasoclallnn »* ameeting *t the —
authenticity
of . auch order* a* In motion
pictuin. theaters
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.... . . . .in the pfctfd In tacM r ;iflrr formal f-rnPeterson presided.
ihnxo iMtird
issued hy
t>y tho
the N
Nazis
railing j near fulurr. nn;l
tho»o
am cftllinir
| alon» opm Momlny. The VK(Yk
"MIAMI, Mnr. 20. (A l— Au |HA*#i! an extensive health for
nnlv minor punishments fur new spaper, und magazines, dhii military Bluff c o m m iltrc \% rx*
to rain. Kiwanians did not visit pectr,! to present to the round)
i ' «! • » ■ « «
ihr nlnyinu of M i .
t r u u 'Z
‘‘U k * ^ h fie « u n ty were outline,I hy l l M |th
Tha United State* proaacUtor celerv farm* with Mr. lfetiel a* Monday Its proposed plan for nn
drah
of ■
Arm» fiIr,«iiL T !U n|t Director Dr. Frank Quill- t<w(ay .asketlr*ho. trlhunal-to- ♦—" t - *f * u e‘ ■
liitCrflbtluliaT ‘[xdive fiirrer—»fii*
plan will fihtlllltf ^ h e m n im lltc e V '” ' r
C f & ^ g i n f f S l
pel Goering to stlek-tn the
recommendations-on the edmporflJ*j .acted ^ ^ e r d ic i of nut guilty g t i r S 1 ‘ of the Nekro "ilealth Ito was turned down. Justice Ro
dlrcqtciT.
tlon of the projected police forte
for Dale Leltoy Scigman of Glen Council end these plans wera ap
bert Jackson said Goering should
nnd the number nf participating
Rock, Pa,
proved by tho Association. Dr.
force, to lie provided hy the var
The Judge ruled that an alleged Quillman was appointed chairman leave any further explanation* to
ious nations. *
brought out by his Inwyera later.
NUERNBERG. Mar 2<h Ulh- Herman Unarm*
Ne e d Ot Proper
/H ealth Education
Program Stressed
After
confession obtained last May was of
me,Ileal advisory committee,
In
the youth's
con...........................
As Jackson secs It, Goering has
i” violation of ----------—
end assistantswill later bo sostitutional righto. State's At Iacted,
U rn taking control of the pro
torney Glen C. Mincer told tho
L.I. Frasier, finance committee
court that the atate had no other chairman, presented the proposed ceedings out of the hands of thosubstantial evidence. The soldier budget which we* approved. A tributtal, and has !>cen using hia
testimony to servo as propaganda.
In the case, William Sweeney, nominaiing
nominating commmxic
committee waa op------ ,
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was found beaten to death ono pointed
for election of new officers, The prosecutor accuses tho hgn
year ago In Miami’s Bay front a t the Aprl)
meeting. Tho an- ranking Nazi defendant of lieing
‘
Park.
"S1*1 T * . ,,ubJ*c ",w‘U?lr1 WM arrogant
mgartt and contemptuous in Ids
planned. The Board voted ap attitude.
proval on aemling Mra. Edward
I'ETIOT .SCORES POINT
Jackson aseerta th at outside tho
klreher,
association
executive
_a-------courtroom
there I* a question of
PARIS. Mar. 20, (A*)— The so- secretary, to a National Tubercu- revival of Nazism, lie says th a t
called bluebcard of Paris today ioali Training School in Atlanta Goering would like to fu rth e r
scored a point in his trial for tho fom April 22 through May 3.
th at cause by hi* testim ony on
(nurder of 2j persons when tho
the stand.
.
.
prosecution conceded that at least
The presiding member of the
three of hie supposed victims
j,
_
, tribunal does not see completely
were Gestapo agents. The action
C l u b l e y e to eye With Jackson. The
came as a surprise development
British Lord Ju stice Sir Geoffery
after the defendant, I>r. Marcel
Lawrence, has decreed th a t Goer
David SholU, former governur ing
Pctlot, had described the deaths
should bo permitted to give
of (he three In question. He ssid of Florida and Fait Grand Exalt explanations to his replies to
Elks, he*- congrathat they had oeen executed by ed Ruler of th*-----------------cross examination.
other members of what he des tulated Sanford Elka Ix>dge
for getting Into the 100 percent
cribed as hie resistance group.
claea on contributions to tha Elka
War Fund, according to a latter
c h ijh c h o r n c i A L w b b
TRAIN WRECK
received by Joel Flald, exalted
INDEPENDENCE. Mo„ Mar.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Mar. 20. ruler, e
T he. letter reed: "Confrmtula- 20, (Al— Th# President of the
(A0— D i s p a t c h e s to Rio De
Janeiro from th* coaitel state Ions on your getting Into th* 100 reorganised Chureh of Jeeus
of Strgip* eay .that a train percent class on your contribu Christ of L etter Day Balnt*. Dr.
Frederick M. Smith, died todey
wreck near th* capital city of tions to th* Elka War Fund.
It will be a proud privilege to at the eg* of 72. Dr. 8mlth wa*
Aracaju ha* caused Injury or
death to 180 persons. The dis present you with th e . Certificate a grandson of the founder of the
patches from Aracaju say hos- of Appreciation on behalf of you Latter D*y BelnU Church. He
hospital
on ■Mar. -8,
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H State
H i Con- lentered
■ ■a ■
■ ■ ■
■
and ________
your Lodge
at Pth*
‘tala are filled with the victims ___
acute circuletion, and I certainly hop* you io(f*rin» from an *zut#
are arriving hourly. vention,
878. Wilke* northwest will h a v e a. good delegation lory failure. He had been nreelof Rio -De Jsnlern,
there.”
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d«nt pf Uie ChW tb“»UK* ODlfc .
Dave Sholtz Lauds
Sanford Elks
y/
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/r v
High School Trio
On Pioneer Night
Prognun March 2l
An added attraction for llonecr
Night at Like Mary Community
j
j
9.700 ARRIVE TODAY
NEW YORK. M ar.' 20. (AV-
Hall Thursday evening will he the More than 9,700 men are due to
inging of the Seminole High arrive today a t two ca st coax""
SchooJ trio consisting of Clarence port* aboard nine vessels, while
G rantham , llnrcld Kaxtnrr, and 3,228 returning servicemen are
Clydo Hull, it wax announced hy expected at three next con it
Edward F. I.ano who hax rharx<* ports aboard »evn Iranxport*.
of the rn trrtain m riit for tlie pro
gram .
The program will begin at 7:30
n'rlack. Frank Evans, program
chairman, who will taka active
charge for the 2lst time In ax
many years, has urged that
young people bring aa many old
people as possible to tha meeting,
lie also requested that mothers
do not bring babies aa they might
disturb the program.
Tha Hanford Concert Orchestra
under direction of George Fellows
will play,-and some of the finest
musical and talented entertainers
in the county will present a well
.S .T V S L S
JUDGE RESIGNS
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 20, (A5)
— Governor Caldwell today ac
cepted the resignation of Ray
mond Carroll a* Judge of 8L
Johns County. To succeed Judge
Canoll the Governor appointed
Charles Mathis. CarroU served
Mathis*-,;unexnirod teno when
Mathi» entered tho armed (“rcca.
“r, '< tr.n tn f j i
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mm
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WASHINGTON, Mir. 20.
(Ah—Senator Claude Pepper
of Florida has railed for a
new form of big three con
ference to dispel th* fear
which, he aaya, has led to a
crisl* of confidence. In a Sen
ate address, Pepper aaggeated
(hat busineaa, labor and agri
cultural leader* aa well a*
statesman be present at the
conference. It would remain
In aeaalon, he declared, until
full confidence ha* been reatored among the three pow
, r T-
A 40 percent, reduction, jp c»>«*
sumption of wheat and 'wheat
products has lieen set bv the
State t'SDA Council ns a goal
j foe the state In order to meet
^ the emergency food program an*
nmitu'cd by Preaident Truman
and Clinton |* Anderson, «ecrc. tary of agriculture, it was nn<nv A saociATKlt I'ltr.ast
i nounced today a t thn meeting of
A n o f fic e r o f th e Ira n ia n
| the Kiwanis Club by Charles It. G e n e ra l iS ta ff to d a y re v e a le d
Dawson, Seminole County Agent.
"Folks all over the world are th a t th r e e I ra n ia n g a rris o n s
having a struggle to slave off a r e b rill# .a tta c k e d b y K u rd
starvation," said M r.' Dawson, ish trib e s m e n . T h e d isp a tc h
extra foodstuffs aie needed and sa y s t h a t K n rriso n a h a v e been
ev en man. Woman nnd child is
,
.,
, ,
,
,
asked to reduce consumption of I
" ,t n c k r ,,r «
th a t a e ria l su p p o rt is b ein g .
wheat 10 percent.
He then changed from serious sent to th e scene o f th e f ig h t
to humorous vein v*hcn he began. ing.
Imagine my satisfaction to find
There ha* twen recent specula
ii, .it a inrmlwr of the Klvrnnt* tion
in Wanhington that ltu**ian
i T„t. ha- already distinguished movetnentv
in Iran had na one of
him -•*(f lu till* respect, slid the their objective*
nn upri»ing of
Depmtment of Agriculture heard
Kurdish Irlhe-m rn which would
of utmt to had done mid -ent a | Involved
not only Iran, hut Iraq
- pi*, i.d „,,-**age of <oiigi alula | and Turkey
a* well
tion V- a -mail token of their
^ om im entary on tlie Iranian
e-lee,n I wi»h to present tin* ‘ situation
has t*een provided bv a
tokn fo F lla*ky Wight
(former Iraq diplomat who dias
At tin* pomtf he hnn<le,t to lust icturncd from Tehran to HadMl Wight a foof square package liad. He said that a wni of nerve*
w rappcl in fancy paper, auiid a is being waged in the Iranian
' lot of laughter from Kiwanian*. capital, with Russian troop* cenwin- n rie aw air that something I Intuiting to the general state of
• tun ibI in the way of fun was j jitters. He added Hint tho Ilusabout to occur.
siana arc making
__ a» lot of noise
"ttpen
it,"
yelled.
.,
. . they -1
.c.
■outside the gates of Tehran by
Mi Might opened the package moving artillery around.
’
and will) a broad grin on hi*
reported
From
Turkey
tt
is
face lifted out a large live J
gopher, the back of which was | that the Vchrr.i radio lias anp a in ,,, in Kiwania . c o .6 r, . blue
and gold, ami m»*ijig ■ >■■*- . . . . .
Inscription " lla .k y M ight paint
f‘ Autt„ r#| 1(li , h<1 „pp0„ t ,o n leadr ' ..“iP"" ,1
. i , i i
ei in tlie Austrm linn l'arlnuiicrrt
last fall. The hill of complaint
ed by General John P. Pershing, alleges . that puhlicatioua u t tl\p
commander In chief.
(Dec. II. editorial “ was maliciously nnd
1018)
wickedly done with the intent of
Upon his-return from France
bVhaif
lc*u
,ing ridicule and contempt to
he toured the country in * 1 t>o cast
the governor.
of the Victory Loan Drive. In • The upon”
Florida chief executive
1910 he m a r r i e d Mix* Mnr>’ «ay» he will turn over any pro
Groover of Lakeland. They have ceeds
of the litigntion to th*
four children. First Lieut. Lind- Florida A and M College in' Tnltey Holland, veteran of marine lahn*n-e for negroes, a stato In
campaign* in The Pacific area; stitution. The mngntfnc’s com
William Benjamin, petty officer
published in its FcU. M
3-c U. 8. Nl, and two (laughters, ments.
issue, concerned the G overnor's
Mary Groover Holland now at statem
ents about the killing of a
State College for Women nnd negro who
wa* taken from ,. onIvanhne who is attending high gunrdrd jail at Madison an I shot
school in Bartow.
to death. The negro hail b- en in
Resuming law practice in Bar- dicted
on charges of atti m; ting
tow In 1019, Holland served In
ropc a five-year odd while
WASHINGTON, Mar. 20. (,F>8ccretary Forrestal has issued ■
statement regarding the two Na-.
vy captains who ordered pilots to
evacuate several planes from
Okinawa In 1045 because of a ty
phoon; warning. Forrestal says
that an investigation hag proved
that the decisions were sound and
(reasonable.
forrestal said ha is going to
f- wrHw IaU«i>.of reprimand to the
-four lieutenants and one ensign
who refused to follow the orders.
Forrestal sent his announcement
to Representative Walter Ploeser
of Missouri who had urged him i
to have the investigation made.
Forreatal 'lold Ploeser that the
case bolls down to the fact that
the young officers decided that
CHUNGKING. Mar. 20, </P>—
their Judgement wee superior to
eAhat of their seniors, and as a Chlntse Communists are boycot
R e su lt five expensive planes were ting the opening sessions of the
People*’ Political Council—China’*
lost.
unity organisation. This action
is seen as a protest against aljliged undermining by the recent
j Nntional 1* a r ty Congress of
N U M B E R 131.
A ssociated P re ss lo o s e d W ire
VetoranH Service
Any veteran in need of serv
ice (free of chargo) in any of
the following categories la re
quested to visit the office of
the responsible agencies listed
below:
ployr
Park Avenue.
Vocational Training and Edu
cation — T. W. Lawton, Court
House.
I-eg*l Assistance. Hospital
isation and State Service Of
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
F. Boyle. County Service Of
ficer, Texach Building.
Emergency Fund* — Ameri
can Red Cross, Lake Shore
Boulevard.
Veterane Administration ’ —
Roscoe Bills. Sheriff's Office
every Tuesday.
V
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TU P 8ANFORD IIBRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
What Chiftchill Did Say
TU«a<IUk*e I
IF
HE
T H IN K S
THE
O LD
BED
IS
W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 20. 194,;
U N C O M F O R T A B L E '! ®
inely rep lied
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no co m m e n t on t h a t score. It w as obviously a " lo a d e d " !
q u e stio n , J o he to u c h e d delientely if a t nil a t u tim e w hen
IMll.t.AXU I.. DRAM
M ill!
th e in te rn a tio n a l s itu a tjo u w as d o u b tfu l a n d alm o st a n y
llOlUliiS IIKjI I
l l l i l a n , ilatiaan
s ta te m e n t u n d e r su c h c irc u m sta n c es rn iu h t be m isc o n stru e d
o r dam rero n s. M r. C hurchill, trn v u lin x a s a p riv a te citizen ,
■ u n s c t i i i -t i o n i i a t i : i
I ' l r a k l r l a Aliaaara
i r Carrlrr. a a a k ................ • .M is* to e old a h a n d in in te rn a tio n a l diplom acy to s’peak o u t
•Tl o f tu rn .
i a i M a a lb _ —---- r~
i-si
n r r r M aalk a
W hen C h u rc h ill spoke in New Y ork, a s a p r iv a te c itiz e n
I.M
i t
■la M aalk a
*.0O in a frie n d ly .f r e e c o u n try , h a did so c learly , lenvinjf joi
O ar S r a r ---n.
All tk lla a r i aallrra, raril, al room fo r d o u b t a s to h is sta n d . H e re p e a te d w h a t h e saTil
m
■aka, rraalailaaa nad aallrra al in F u lto n — th a t h e did pot, a d v o c a te d " m ijita ry i/lia p e e
A .far—lir .. *q,|ta*r nf
II train
'iltlH
ill u
nrtrOfl.
o l ^iv eol o*p m' e. p .f ro f f r a te r n a l
:
• 5
.-dl*l**
la a d ,,'. still*
nlU ' kr
k# rkatar,
iijm
iMs!t H
u twsia
ia 1'0 bbut,
rg e d ffu ller
: t t * - * > -n i i « n » f i i i m a i t t - n t t « r
nssociftt lv»Tr*-nmdntr people b f lh e E n g lish *«peaJcln'»f w orld.
T h is w orld " re m e m b e rs th e f r ig h tf u l lo s s e s ' su ffe re i
latanf ,\f»t»Vnprr llr|inr»rnl nTiir^ rrj • ✓ •la Til# llrfftM by R ussia in th e H itle rite invasion, h a s d eep a n d w ide
Mr *
in' l i t hiillonnl fl.lrl of Il4%fTl Ifl luit
Of fire* ar# NialalalNrtl In Ifcr lnr«:« sp re a d .s y m p a th y fo r th e R u ssian people a n d a n a b so lu te
-• • * *7 y*** '*''
4*t
ritUk la tfc* r M4airy ttlili rnnfltiwfuu tit u-»ri/ .u*Jih
f.r.
on rf a- i r a -n d evr en-- tS rm s to r e
lk»*4**a,t*ra la ikiraa,! re a d in e ss to w o rk -w ith th e m '***
W ' r , ' * TSfk.
if
p a ir th e ru in o f w a r in e v e ry c o u n try . I f th e S o v ie t ifovernTkr Iterate la a wirmkrr jL .T Ir n ie n t does not t a k e w iyantuR o o f th is-se ttH m e n t, if on tip*
Aaanrlalrtl I'rraa n kirk U r««In- cm itrftry l h e y d ifio ju ra g e it,' th e re sp o n sib ility w ill he en
ralltlr.l la life »•» («r re- tire iy th e ir s .”
(Ina ,.f all a t a , dUpalrkra
it
L'k
t n a ti l a N , FI*,Ida, u b d t r Ik* Art
11 C ' M i n w • ( Marrh K. IW»T.
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( ,r ' H th e la n d s a p p e a ra n c e due to som e a f te r-e ffe c t o f
yyc ijun't know_ exactly h»w d- O toin-boinliing /
w
•
|Wilo'fixt* for !ltiii*ln m n n d le
M aybe th in g s a r e a s tu rb u le n t in th e low er re g io n s o f
ih e lr plena fnr W th l AnterlrnYi th e e a rth u s oil i t s s u rfa c e , mu) th is island g e ts p u sh e d
• f b- uod^ragindlng of the S*iviet posi up a s h co n seq u en ce. A t a n y r a te it does give g e o g ra p h e rs
fe- ' tion »(ldv these tcvelnlliih* o f |. new piece o f land to s tu d y a n d to include on th e n e x t m aps.
i-:
f
Sapioiautik uc’J v iik * in Canada. Itj
H i prtH y niiiril rn^ferl kihillf Id
w ard a n y o n e -wlm delihuiut '
go<» around «pying on vou
the. time
*
We do uql
to UV0le Itii, vi
Ifig top Merry
he *ay* that
V;’Atlantic Coast Line Employee To
Retire After 65 Years Rail Service
oet:n*ioi»
often have
IVairon of the Wn-HCo-Round,' but when
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■ • U se
Is Your W H ITE
W OODW ORK
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Juyonllei deTTinueary
■ ■ I| m
nquewcy
,
->
Senator Claudo Pepper I* hav-
olng to benefit the emnroytei
lout costing the employeri
SbrH, He hast«ns to point,
'tHat qf course It ddt-sh't itf
those who work for farm—
.............
l , -‘
i f u*;
ENAM EL
4
Anutlicr C arm u|e
Prudurt
“T h e C om plete P a in t And (ilu>s S to re "
agent.
Ptirinir
I'c ch t'... —
**X *- »l|l
Mr*
a ...
member• »«
..f kthe
11, 1t, 'i L o t O n I m p r o v e m e n t s
Advisory PitFfh’ising CnhinlUsIpii
tl. S. Hnilrnnd AilmihlMmfTq
NEW VOltK. ol’i
Ther.’’% a 1
Wirthinuton, l>. C . and Jj*.
. chnlnnnn.
IP-gi >nal Cmcbnklli I illinn .dollar «l«-»*l on Oi keep j
11 .tTVm T,
Xu SI il. A - A tlan ta.-dnhimS' ilrttfli op tilt farm —It.- , a
(ia.
H>- nlxn reprcsrnlcil inti (ST.yflO.OOO, to lie exact- a *um \ •
Single or M arried
! rnmlj Mitilh r.f tilt- Potomac 31 I which farm ers served by tle e tri
Ages 1(1 - 35
' Ohio and e.i!l nf I he M itd u ij)"1 rlly expert to spend by IP6U for
Ex|»crlence
Unneceasary
to a
river* oil the (iaill CoillRlltte. improvnilient.x, m rordjng
• Paid while learning
Washington. It. C , iluritlq ll-. :• study of the Til • Council of
ltt ik im f lull and Ai'glrtl,
Amet t:ii.
• Frequent increases
Tlie' retiring purchasing UR,
• O v e rtim e pay
Apprnximalely one out of every
I* an “Kpur"pailaiv,
‘'
an Indt pehne. i five farm ramiltex -will inxtail
•
P a id v a c a tio n s “
tf
|U>liU,s
Aj’"
In |lolltt,n ap-1.« n te h iM r 'jf Yh- *!,„«,r*.
til* hath o r huy new
........
9 T n x i - c a b H e r v i c e fo t
Carolina
V
Carolina Ynih{ Hub'. W ihoihgt
1pltlinhing fixtures in the next few
late h o u rs
"I’m goln? to travel a little, yrurx. It. I*. Ftirxt. chnlripnit of
A
P
P
L
Y C H IE F OJ* E R A T O I.
and i r .l a lot.’’ Feehllg xr.l I vvhr.i q,,.
^loun^iVa
ilt.-ldt
lit
ini
Conurn , yuyiicirh iit.-idiiltinl C^onIImI* -*l Itluvi** Ll
*
ft • 5 weekdays
u»k d aliout hl« fu tare ii Ibii-. s^rutd 0|, Commitree, reported.
"Ilut
to work, d m he
p armrrM
make ht.go
S a tu r d a y s 8 - 12
FarmerH Will Spend
ih -i-" J
V n v ' " l o t 'i i * 'e 1
p u reh ax r* o f e le c tric m illin g
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Starting: Rate
Hays - ——$25.00
m s-
11 . to
*oM
j , . ‘ .nt iny chine* motors, hahy chics broodCapJ. i nff«U‘1
iitff/' he oncPiiled with a <hu* I lo.
c ,f a ,J •ei u in to rj am lio u v “
’
hold. ^H»j>nunre«. PurM InM .
FLETCH ER
<1
RO LLS, D IC K - K L SR K R R Y
117 So. PA R K
P H O N E 303
SO U T H E R N B E L L
TEL. & TEL. CO.
r [■
- In this s(ate and say* the plaie
/o r correcting It la Ih the home.
-
n . y j (n
L in n y
W H IT E
it il
’. ' . .b M M M k W W V W W M M W r W W V W V U V W l
F IN E Q U A L IT Y
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TALKING TIRtS
L10U0RS-W 1NES .....
C & C I.KVUOR STORE
312 H A N FO RD A V E N U E
Fufe*r»r..’
"W hen I grow up I'll be Just like Dad , . . raise pix«,
tow* and chickens amt be a regular customer* of the HI Ll
HARDWARE CO."
SIGNS
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
O—Doe’s Sign Service
( 0 . I). I,A N D R E S S )
■- '
P h o n e -J 021
Last Dny!
MdGUIRE
f e ll*
MARSSU
gjwi
-SUM Trlson Ts'rS (tt'Tigjroyetm
' ’
•‘I t m ay be nccex*aryH, he xayx,
“ to enket law* to require parent*
to gjvis th tir children proprr at
U ntlon". , We are afraid, how
ever, il vgiU take something mOfc
th an loftlaUtlon to make a eon•flontious parent odt of a selfish,
neglectful epcklo-alsOr. W h a t
m other lovs ca n 't do, you needn’t
expect the I-egislaturp to aecont-
K
A modern, luitrou*, qulrltdry Enamel rinUh.
Very
durable,
Ions - w«arinir.
W on't turq yellow.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. Mai iO. Cheiaw aud Salisbury R nilcnd. ■*
Henry Wallace, who (Spe.hil) F. II. techU g. Atlantic v entral Railroad of, tjouth .Cflru—
i> being mentioned Ox a likely fo aid Line Railroad purfhaxlttg lins, .Mrtnfhexb'r 'a n il ' Augusta
nifoid. Wilmitiuton, N.
pn- Railroad, F 1o r ‘o n C tf Uulltoad,
alternative for Tryman in th - nounced todav th a t he would re•
•■*
next .presidential race, in "xtru.ig tile fmtn railroad xirviee effe<« N ortheastein Rnllroad.
lufx»r and th
thue .'n V|. Mm- it „ f,n r itr.
Horn in llagcrxtown. Md.. Juiv
With negro vuterx, lulajr
Imlepemfcnt libcrulx", wj have l«<I followlnv’
lh'„
** *
f
following H
ip *lro„
“Iron Horse*,
Agree with him.
Ferhtlg, now s i y sn rs young
We are glad to aee the Garden hit given too p ast 62 year* to
Club U going to rexyme it*' an.- his present lob of purchasing nil *Pq •'“ b fia d service ntwl
4
nual flower xhow*. which have all) plies anil equipment for d id t in oiipretna Court b a r exam
been such an 'in*plratlAh to no Coast Line *y*Um, today .ViCH JrqusryLoC 1820. He n o v ir hung
m any peoph in year* gone by. miler of tnilroad.
out ijlf "snlngle.
Wlien Ilit- retiring I’urcha.i'ig
ThU one will be held in connection
Following his graduation from
Ak**nt
ctilsrcd
company
service
With the Yetct,anx Homecoming
high school in |HOI, he entered
fiP
year*
ngo,
In
IW17,
ho
was
nil
Celebration arid should he a great
railroad aertice with the ShrnandueCexk. There is nothing else, employee of what was then known dnsh Valley Railroad (now the
us
t!te
Atlantic
Coast
Lins
As
ll »e:my to u*. which »o tulsex
Norfolk and W estern)), serving
The association wits successively as m m en g tr, Junior
the mind off tlie sordid axpectx sociation.
comprised
of
12
small
railroads
o f w ord rventa slid bring* it home
<lerk and timekeeper. He was
which were la ter ednsolidatrd In
fb‘ N ature •* a Flower1 Show,
snosequently chWf • clerk \o the
to today's Coast Line system .
siiperfntendrnt, Washington, Ohio
T hr longest o f these predeces and \VeMem (now the Old l>n.
• Gum-*hoelng around Snnfot I
Jfeiterday' wax Tom Vox* of Or- sor roads was thrt Wilmington, mlnloq Electric Line; chief clerk
lanilo, candidate for Congre»v, Columbia and A ugusta. Railroad of transportation, office of su,
who • ny, (hal the trend has been which exitnded from Wilmington, Intrndent, Chesapcttke *nd superOhio;
In h it favor for some tlms on N. C.. to Columbia. S, C., a dis secertnry (o 1st
* ritr„rt,y r.^0 1,1 vlu*.president,'.
|U2 . miles. T he next Atlantic
at* mint of mistake*
!•.
hli tance of m2
Coast Line;_ pOrchnsing. J*
tho W ilmington amt
longest was
wax the.
(Jtiportent h a s- nlade In various lonecsr
. —
.
-.
j u r i s of his liixtrict. About the Wehlon- which ran lietwreen those,
flrxt of the month. Vos» nay*, iie company' *. 162 miles, anil which, T A D ( 3 1 1 A D H ^
controlled t U m ajo rity ' *
« « A
expect* to take to the stump of (ha stock
i k of th e other roads, i Id
HWith a lound truck .which will
t;
Th.*e . ptliejL- roadr were: Rlcngive gveryone In tHe district «
tersh u rg Railroad,
CTUtnce tn get Acquainted with mond and
hlni, and learn exactly Where he l^ te rsb u rg Railroad. Albormarie
Ml toad, Mfdla
Mldtauil
dUHdl op the i - i n - of the day. xhd Raleigh RklHoad,
m ,-xqrth C «T O I I 111,
j*nd i)hr‘llri»U)n HalltarAl
Superlqtendrnt Chanms
i p m s p o r j J i o ChVHkW
'
tW i WT'. rnffy
LA BCO M H D
P O r t C E L A lN
y a w
I
;
T 'R I N C E S S ”
r_M % B jT SHOP
SANFORDPAINT&GLASSCO.
« b it* o f th e lo st A tla n tis P in to te lls a lio u t
them «s ,
- w S s «
»
«
' " i ! w hr . ' " W * " 1......... ... reiifiieii
a yc»r
as efimprtreil with ihc
p u rl o f liU io p o . i n o g o d s p u s h e d it d o w n undt*r 'th e
$10,000 » year which meml»0i» s e a a s p u n is h m e n t f o r its p eo p le's ev il w a y s. C oultl th e g o d s
l b t L . It O /•
ii- - —
l» -- -«»1 1. t ». l . *l
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&I u t e U‘ S- ^ ,nK" * '
klck‘"K D errh atu .'. th in k th e p en an ce has gone on long H iough ,m w ?
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SMITH
117 W . l s l S I. P h o n e 107fi
...................
N a tu re , a s if to com p en sate .lapqp fo r losses a t th e
. . . --rv — h a n d s o f m an. is c re a tlh R f«ir N ippop a b ra n d new Island
loff.' U 'WI
the l"
sitlrto thlilK
<nou*»i.
mis- R isin g ste a d ily fro m th e qpa since the. lu tlo r p a r t o f T*ebth» price.
1ru a r y_ , the tin y Islan d now h as a tta in e d th e H eig h t o f 50
Members of the British I'arlla- i ^
“ 'V1 “ V
1,11 ' n, niJ n r‘"' " f 2 00 V«rds. T h e m ag ic h it
meht, IncluillnK xtich notable* c» ° t e a rth , _00 m iles o f f Jn p a n s so o th s h o re line, h a s b eg u n
Winston CHurrhlll. have
. f#* to vTUpl.
— •: ‘
llf ttQ
ARCHIE
"T
T u r n in g
B
\
MRH.
SiMin'^iuilnB^ tli ' *oy before y ield ln it to th e te m p ta tio n to u tlq r loose an d tverT o i t o i d 4 c ‘.Yl'inV
b a p s daiiR eroua c ritic is m o r \v h a t’ “.they sa id lie. said.
- — :—
?
! S o m etim es th e lu s te r is n 't «0.
•
¥
R in g s
L ig y eH e r J - t i h t r r
s ta te d p la in ly a n d unen
Another indication of ‘holding
the line against inflntloii ’ ix tin1
J’A order to rvtlucq <h' »i*e »>f
loaf of hrciid without nny c u m pom linif cut Ip' |irice. Tlh<* peopie. are suppostil to |H- lltl III ll
IMns & E a r rin g s
T fiC E lT fG ffH ’’ —
— •— ------------- * * | u n n e c e ssa ry c h a tte r a n d th e peddiiut^ o f u n v e rifie d ••timon.
*-.
, '! t '
r
H rn celets
Watch Hands
“ the prime need of men after the castastfbphC: It is the
Idutv of all to strengthen it, to resect it and to rc*»CCl
m BLE
10,1 T0,,AY Jits derision.” He urned that such jnRttgra rh Iran iml the
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Dardanelles lie early laid’hofore it.
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THESE VIRTUES ARE INIt
will
be
well
if
American
citizens
st^tqametr aro
D E E IJ CRUWNJ.Vt; GLORIES:
J ***1
Com p a c ts
Y**tl f*«i non »*•(•
9«tk —b*e»f *W* t*
da r«*r itisr* to Mp
Amarknl
The Ft«uco «uvst am ent ha* ‘c : | t jn well to fin d o u t e x a c tly w h a t a ' u ia n -iu h ig h place d id
.*
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JEWELRY.
9O# yo« f'«* ptilit*.
tvliili*
I b eo »enrla
I . so
— ♦-’****
r " :l ra n d o m .'Ornmctit
e fill, w
hile th
w orld is
t e n ^ RRtf
As ho crow m th the,- with loving la s r a■rri'fiil
kindness Hint tender mercies.
*- u■••b le
• . Wise
m lifh t m ak e tro
W ise Amerieuns
A m ^ ic u n s" will Ti-uril
I**urii *tll lh p \
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F « Jm 10.1:4.
r a n a b o u t th e s t a t e o fr *Lth e p- re
s e n t World, b u t w ill av o id
iI
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in i
\VEPNE8 I)AV MAllOl 20
Ile a u tifu l N ew C ostum e I
f e e '/ / le i* V«*r
•Wf«« fa ■ Spaaitr
Year Spancer w,U olw
rail*** fatl(«* oxd
Staler*4
J t M t r 37,
f t
! GIT IN SHAPE FOR EASTERI
«et
J ‘ t Of
hU4( l l i AtOMO *
BjS SV RE TH/V^
YOUR
CONTAIN^
PROPER
TU B
And W ait“f i i You Hoar
I-orry COMO
fAYNT"
PIC -
(The New Juke-box Baritone Sensation)
tyE ftTO A,ND I N C. g E D I E N T H
------ MUCH AH:
HlS’G IN O “ DICJ Y O U L A T E R ”
- AND
- * ms i^ad. .
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9 > LITHAPOJHJ
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ZINC
tromendoUH «upp)y o£ AnYt\
‘
it w aa m a o u U c tlH 'c d b j
hies to
Cor. 2nd *
Sparkling Burgundy
- w ir e s T m rM p r g s x w r tA
e * ts x
ttt» « s w k R t h a t
ViE GAN SAVE YOU UP TO tf.0» t*ER GALLON
ON
TH E
H I0M E 8T
Q U A U t-Y
f tA .L l.
it
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The entertainment
tells
Mhat U
kU alUshow*
mil—show* alt V
-TOPS ALL! With tights to
V fill your c)e*_.and the
Hubht-lldbhk-Habba *ong
, th tlUill yoar heertI
r S-:
(III
a-cjVli.iA (54
)*««)■> -1y iqtt'J . | S ]
Inde by Use Urodurcrx or
LLY BISTERS” and
‘‘8TATB FA IR "
Sanford
w ho ca n a la s k n g th g ijth e life of
y e a r p rto en t tl r t n '
lofti, e x p e rt repairs
■lion end recaps
t'A I N T
Lfki. Jiar.;
Y■**•*'. ' .* -
|> i'A - .
m
/ i r Ir/ / j
m
mi
Stafford’s Service
Station.
Millpitg
Tot a brighter dinner
tonight — a glass ofsparkling burgundy.
Brazilian llontH hell)
“CHICO CHICO”
VlVIAR
B tt your certificate today on
(Celly’a h u ik y . A riftorubber
Tread and Kclly'a fatigue* proof}
h«fkt-rc*brting ca/can. See
'" t t 'i r r - .
— All M arce WeniH .
ur
Carmen MIRANDA
new irx
LINSEED, Pfja
! 4 ^ H 0 R T I’H O b H A M •
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cartoon
“ A in't We G o t-F u n ”
NOVELTY
“Bch*iv Straps he
IVfelWAL NI
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�PARK TH R EE
Personal. Activities
Local Pilots Attend Azarian Class H olds'l)iiector Of County H ealth Unit
DeLand Club Meet
Day Meeting:!
Outlines Scarlet Fever Disease
Several member* of tile San-1 The Amman Cln»* of the Fiml
ford Pilot Club attended a dinner I Uu|iti*t Church held an nil day III) lilt. PH \M v I tjl'ILl.M W
meeting of the* Del.mid Pilot Club I hurting yr.trrilay at the home J Srurlr|| feiei i- an acute urnvj Tu**da>- evening
The meeting | . f Mi* I 1. Juik*»n in Cmneibintagt ni. «lt‘ casi u-uallv o-hei.-.l
j wa» helil at the (frltugc C*itJ* . * :ty
The member* -prill liie in l>\ •-ore
orr thtoal fv*»'i and
lintel in Orange City Mr*. It. C .|d a\ -ruing for the Plotnln Child tintittir It ii, «tun mi*11 i tgi’il
Maxwell. Sanford prroiilcnt. In-jien*- Home in Jacksonville \p- an ei v th ein .il.a. ,a-h till
»P
tallcl the newly elected officer* l'r>>\iniatel> Joo attule* of cloth- pram fit-: on th
net k l tt d
' I f t i fin<U other new trickv thtv
a iivifi
A «ene* ”f bench fasho*n» if '« arm InbuiD blown trim*
me»l with *uppet 10111# look n«W
mid innrt. tdendint; well with
roppeiv -Untaimed «kin.
l.e-l
i»>!M - dr* oral* 11»»* Lt
-t
1
t'dfli v»‘.ii p it* wh nl’ I—
•Implr** bat limp -tii* ti g.ot
t i nof nf .i e Ins *s ,c, oc u, (n, c i l
. Sj oo cc ii aa il ^C a a i le e nn ad aa rr M
H ve e W
the frOi.llr fm 111, ■o<. i t .
r s o n a
• niiill " ii'• 111m*. .inti i!iu- .i i '
THURSDAY
The Women* Council of the
Htrl somehow ilt'iiiUH' I*■«*W
a-i
Mr.
mill
Mm.
J.C.
White
of
of
the
Do
I
.and
Club.
Mr*.
Marv
me
weic
packed
and
will
he -put .pleading rapidly to tile Vi link is really a somewhat ihirttttr »tvt
x»,«
, ,i |C hristian CJturch met r*»t Mon-JJ?
meeting of th e !,,n)J |)jchl J the h#mr „f M r.- Portland, Ore. are viaiting Mr. Itawliu* and Mr*. M. It. Smith I lo tltc home.
I oud exlrcitiltici. Thi* 1* followed The pull tic* with ti b»*w ii)”»itil . -fJunU'tinir agn 1 tiacked my
mid-Mr*. H.C-. T h iash ar u tth e tr a*»l*ted her.
covered dish lunch- j by the peeling of the -kill.
til? straple** top. .110*1 aunthei 011 t in lain -lliolilfi -car damaging
will bt hel.l nt the Mn.onic H.m ,
' ...
haute on Celery Avenue.
Member* attending
b y the member*,
U»l. Tile .cunt, uf
Ille ilfsca-c |. world Wole
!ll.l lli i| [ |-l p 1llUL*-evb!. ' . i i a l l * d ie .y iu "f
«l 8:00 l».M. llu tails lion of off W 1
p, ‘ ' i,Ii"*r
1; -,,,y
r "1f*p -1:7' U ''
iVv„ . t-v
__ 1 ---------______________1fv'llumv; Mi*. W—k _ UiUitig,. Mr*.. !■»—en tr a.
(fc
ipveiU- trjur£-*J‘—set multi. eom ijtHe *.^ y r *,
.W— . . ..... tmt Uui—iUvuOl
' -HUHr- Umi d: rdoet-CTrld. Mr- W-_ tl
t k »itvi5i
W
aoiaojefcnr
•^ IWKr,Writ*Trr Will ^ <5!7?Sr!enrd TTrWrth'ad.*' .lf^'T fovnnT T flR . SrnltTT t:* H am " M m . -ft. J. (iiode. Mi l* al«io-t unknown in the tropicwink i daimigril ,, (ruder, thn
Mllllilin
.
i i.ilt au supper was plannrd
ned foif illness at her home on K. SecoiulI Mr*. Kyle Shoemaker. Mm. F ran "
I., IIlidrdntlic, Mr*. Jackson It i- mote comninf in ehililieu
, i u.-i ,.l it | is ii , *|ii,up Nrxt I ran
Note of Appreciation *
[ March J9 and proceed* will go Street.
>e- Swanson, Mr*, Maxwell ami Mr*, l A. William*. Mi». F C | than arlults, mo-l ca-*'s Os'I in I
' ml-, Ini- m il nf anolhpr car
Sanfuid. Fla.
Mar. It*. U»lt> : toward the parsonage fund. The
IIai pel. Mr*. C. A. Anderson |ing in tho J t„ i! yeni age gioun.
'll* . Hilda Powell.
1itiiniiiging
im
bumper $5.W
Mr* M J. Steiistrom, Mr*. " S
! \\ttil)i \ in i»tni in a led PackMr*. J . It. M erritt thank* the Council voted to *cnd 1-5 for the
The »li*en*e i> -pi ra il Chiefly
Mr*. I..B. McLeod, Jr. spent
F
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S
H
T
T
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B
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S
Bumhley . Mr* It. I'. JlUtehilisoli by prison* hail'll mg the sea
mil Uackitil lulu my enf denting
following donor* for the many ' „tntc mi**ionarv work. Plan* weie yesU’tday ill Sanford visiting her
fry PUD Cry THC f V R P O I S l
Mrs A J. Peterson and Mi- lutinai strepti>cocei. including perand tcraping th- paint uff a
u**ful and dainty gift* presented i made for the "revival meeting mother, Mr*. F.K. Boumillnt, on
f.' 1nf••1. i'ii- i .»f - li,lightening and
M N. Cleveland.
| «on* having -jivpt.i.**, cu.
for the coming hlr**e<l event.
; which will fta r t on Anr. 7 and a Palrgetto Avenue.
*I5.U(I I Had .tbesr
Mm. J. !.. Moore. Mr*. K. Pat talk wa* inaile by Rev. Yeslry
if
irp u ir inade at line time, ami
Friend* of Mr*. U K. HaidiM.n
"*
- v iKolllHS T o
1 'r e S e n t
j e a rn e r- lint nv*} to’ spread **'v
lemon. Mr*. It. LeVano. Mr*. I ..'o n the new council plan which i*
lit iinl\ ro*t me Si'.MO, the in* —P flemon..-AID* >*-*■>»- Field-—fn—h e -• voted—tiporr b y —all* the
slIMpirtt • nuipauv paying the dif, Ali*s T. Dehose, Mr*. F*. R. Tin in- rhuieh women in the near future;
frii*ttCi' 11.id 1 bei'ii currying
Mr*. tl.
(I. M.
M Hankemon, Mr*.
i h Mr*,
A fter the business meeting a
Monday evening at 8:00 1‘. M 1 WINTKK PARK. Mar. II*. tSpe I- to t> day8 ill IIn di'if . I Hr
iillhsinn.
it.
I he disease Usliully j
1 E. M. Handy, Mi** (j. Jurktuti. social hour wa* enjoyed with tiewi'iii.i iim e %nM ine 1811,00, tho
Int the church. T h . annual re- | fm ||_ T|ir Al||l| Ku**ell thcane.islaM s with .......... .
followed,
Mr*. O. W. Johnson. Mr*. M I*. lleiou* refieshm ent* being serveil
Mm. Ruth Pear*,.,, and Fn*. j
rVe“g,"en and ihe'im ialiii- JfIu !1,“ T?-r 1? " " ' K, r M'"
'
.
in-in a**i i' it'inpuiix paying only
j IV ' |. *" 'f* "..m
f h, -). ;■
. ! t..r
i l i ,1......
V "r'liniiuc
Bollin* I Rollnis.
t ollege. College,
will present
will present
>hi,«•> Shljb)
' M"d 1rapid
1
Use n Iwiipi'ratui.'
Oliver. Mi*. It. D. McCreary, |,y Mr*. K.C. H arper, to the f<d- hminrtt Pearson visilcil Mr*.m<>II
8I7.'". I iiMtainly rernuimemi
Mr*. fW. It. Cason, Mr*. S. Tooley. lowing: Mm. (ieorge F.wan. Mm. Pearson's non. Ralph, and hi* year 'took, place, followed by th? *• Hsiung'* ■'U.ly P r e e i o u ■--The ten.|u.,atl.,.. may t:.. a- high ,
vtiid 8ii pei rent eidlisiuit inMr*. I. 1- Wiley, Mr*. O. Brock. O.T, Peamott. Mr*. W. Tison. wife ami son last Sunday nt the
siii.inre.”
Mr*. M. F": Dean, Mi** Antiye M. Mm. W.C. Thorton. Mr*. V.ll. University of Florida.
r*.
Wily t\nt find nut about the
her*' toulc
Root** and
and «?••" *e«*on Mar. M thnmgh :|V fi.-« symptom-. • It M an- -f. t
Stoke*. Mr*. J. A. Foster. Mr*. (iranthaiu. Mi*. Kichntd*, Mr*.
Used a* her
topic ' ‘Root*
80 pgr retit culli-iun nr upset
The Kuglish version of the uiwielition neck and suread* itundly to
Friend* will l>e glad to learn .Wing
(!. J. Oat*. Mr*. J. A. I jiw *o/ i, M.G. Tracy, Mr*. Clel>e Dobson.
.1 .tniniddli' inCtiranci' nifered by
Chinese play i* directed by Snojthe rest of the lawly. ruing nt
Mr*. M. C. Moscly, M m ., Otl* Mr*. J.K. Harper, Mr*, Humphrey. th a t Mr*. J.N*. T olar i* recuperat
Mm. W. K. Ilrumley, president, Yong. noted Chinesencltc**. and] "foil hlooni" III •’! to |*J hollM.
C M lb.\,t and i n . ]t,1 t i i
Richardson, Mr. J. W alker, Mr. Mr*. A.P. Handy, Mr*. J.J. Petra* ing at her home on Tenth Street
M.igindi.i A n1, .Phiinr I78-Jetiep!
a fte r having lieen confined because piesided over tile luisines* meet Donald S Alien, associate inufr* ill cuvet* the entile
J. Bentley, — Adv.
and Mr*. Ilnt|>er.
ing and gave hsi annual report *01 of thrnlre lilt*.at Riditn.e- ' the fare, thevp beih^f *d mdlkeij
-A * ,.
of illness.
on the .work which she, 9* prvsiJ I dull Tadd l.ittle inter lor dei pulloj about ilo* mopth and lua
Scat I t fever lit tl«eif »»« a 'f*if
Mr*. J.R. Ray ha* a* her guest I 'J*'1’1 l'f
"uxillnry. had *lon«.
a |l , ||t , - „ \|elchi«iic erti
____ ___
thi* weeli her daughter. Mr*. A.°,lo?,',,R Mr‘ ", n ,m l,> »
M
timnint. who collabvtntcd
*nn~5|,t^ limited diM\-i.M* liutinp only a few
Byron Steven., of Tamp*. Mr. ,lJr *H'«1er* and I a u .e SeeretaH e. f«»i " V i r 11» 1 t a Itcuio.i" aiwl day*, hut «*i»inrtline* l , #‘" wo*k^
.Steven- will join her for the week-'•'/ ,hr anvdule gave leport, of uTLcic'w Mw wayn Julift'* h;»\» li’foio thr peel 1n|j ..f *!•»• -kin
chlj
j tIn- work which nn«l
ncrpfir
•••»•• *\ «oinpielo I be irii'ate«r «lttUCe:»
____ ___
plight’ll h\ the ituhtiiiiiy inenilieii. d»r»uem»d amt «*\n*tttfd
«l»*ll
t>
pn
al
of
tho
fifth
c«*ntut
n 'i I- ill*’ • ionpbc.it loim of
Aftri lira 1In*? all thr icpurtB, ■*
mioti'Mlili", •np«,»nl me m»Ih ii I i»i
M {and oephniu*. wlilidi t* ml* eli«».o*
Kits. Kat| Jidrt ha« arrived i n - It was deenleil that Ihr current v‘ ,'*rh ,hr
l h lluani:
had briMi "Vfiy piofitabL*" l.ltlle, assisted by aulheniii ri««- “f
Satifoid to 'pend iuiiip time with;
ma»ii*id. lymph gland-.
is
also
doing
II
autnentn
n«
hi*« parent* 40|| I’almetto Avcmir. I with "liberal contributions*** to
SOFT FILMY
tmm • palteini'il after the Tang am! kidney”. In many cum** a
i. %
He hag jimt romplvtcil a tour u fjo tln r Tfltiwi Over $-.000 ha* anil
hem
t
mm
mot m i yr*. but ttMinllv
Dynasties ibn nf klw
TREATED W ITH
«lutv in the Pacific Theater of been li*h\»t•’fd to varioun Ik?i.c- j most Sung
NATA-PAX
exlianrilinaiy nf the-e i- di*appeal.” wlien the fe 'i'r tf*1* Opeiationg.
•
ivolences* both at home and abroad i
doWII.
B A B Y O IL
made nf cloth of gold and n e ig h -i""”
"
|jltiniiK the chttrvli yeat,
There i- no
n»* *tih-tatne
aliout fifty pound*.
Theie
«iih-twine to he
lie Civ- j
I
Mr*- It. K. Matin, pa*»t Prenb/*
So... Yong. will. mode li.'t ••» an indivtdiii.1 that will give,
Sin 1 c* Pete Brock left ycgtei - j tonal
pn*«tdrnt.
installed
the
new
day aftei vi»itlnir !»ig mother, t officeiK fui the (DimtiK ymr. The hi ii|»u) deliiit lit I be I el11 1 " " i" " " '1' •* I • n v 1% loi diph
Mi*. Nancy Ilrnck. In Bone (*ourt |
I'oitiell ntul ha- | '**’ '"* ‘' 1"* 'lilllllpox ,\fl .lltio >S
officer* are as follows; ptegi* with Kulbeline
from
’'l.adv I'leeion
di-ea r *:»'«• iniuMinrty i«*t
for gome time. He will return to j i»’w
ii
om
*
C
>
'
dent. All*. \V. S Brum lev; vice*
iiicliviiln.il- |»fo
01,00.l..g'o-' *•" 1**' of
Seattle, Wanli. and resume iluticg j pi
•
00”
In
ht»i
f
liHHIII*
St
1
o-tdrnt
Whi'lchcl: j
on hi* 'hip tlir l*SS IL'ti Humiiie ! M't I Ct IIt \ Mr D11Ugh
.
a
”
1
1
1
fir
tin
II A|iddlrtiin;
MiItirhanl
lt> «'i \ i adit lonal « lu»
t I I'll ”111«•!
•dib. In
l: \
\«
*"i mu ^l i ” II II
M-l ii”ITn, IUI vilr* I lie play
1. I»•*
Ion
M i • **y
M aii.l M»”. J.K. Rowland, «ci ir«piiiittui|» .«*» i «•t.»i
■■" s i• ter”** im• th'
Mr .ind Mi” O T Penman and I'luitk l.irwkr
■
1In . a-r
jll •’», 111
S\ ll »*» Ann l'rai?i»n vi«ilrd 'll
I .t ;i * ** Sr# Trial ir*
tm 11uni
Brttv
\ InPllll Mf* hoi.ab! K- PpRlM'li aiitj j lilt- \11 (, 1 Si iim •. T**i citfn *t-I.
• fl••1 Donald. .It in Gainesville l|ll«' 1**11' Nil' 1.*.*»• 1 E • lnuhy St- • Jenelle 1.1 err*: 1
*if tin* uvi'b'
j Sunday. Thry a ir rrgidmu in l ‘lit I*'mn nluciitmil am!
ial cal
W ith F lu s h a w a y s u s o N a t a - P a n t s th e
• I liivpt Vi tin u«' »»l ftic* l Tnivi’r-it\ 1vllrf Mi- I I i I IUlltCI . UH Jim 11 W«t b V*•*»
f’fiuhlv- tiniiic ini*-”lofw*. NK” S. ait'i t nw n-p« opt" 11mi i v
a lw a y s - f r e s h , w o t-p ro o f p a n tie s m a d e
K #\ndn*ww, r•
rducntinii, Kl • • *t Kilme. -lark Henin
I illruh Vickery ban n.« !»oi Mr* 1: II \Valt hour; t'hriatiait (* h II mini;
e s p e c ia lly to h o ld F l u s h a w a y ; . . .
hel hm thrr’in-liiu am! MKial M*rvicc. Mr- K NV Kilo;
, ll • | Ii ii i V
i l.iiul - n i u Mm i .i hi iu
lo ket» uiuv be seemed by
Mr and MrR K.T. Me* P h*«I«m\ :*ith*. Mi P It. Stcphcn- liny Im*. 17 bullm- » otter;'
and -on. Kiiby. Jr., nf |j»on. htei Hliirc, Alt- U A I.va jtei I’.tik eiicb'-m*: -»«lf «*»!«!•
.ml i•11i • ii
(Irccnvillc. S.f* and unollicr
il .Uliv- | vitt; -m ia| activities. Mrs. .1 I). ciivitopi* amt • hick ni at
Irr. Mra- I. Wmcbiam of cm cr- - Woodruff, press chali omn. M»**g llu'.i'ie liov office which
•■nil, Ky.
*
Maid ; .»! * p ...
* Mary II i 1t e -» . pai (iumriitai ian. MMl*?. Fied Wilhaiti* , SyiiiH|\ and
\ MAN S \\ tMCl.H
Ib and Mr*. Flydc I* Greene Pi ejihy tei y h » » me iriu*|iiiu. M»*»
left ycjtlrrdav ’‘fter gpendinjr a ft. K Mann, flowef and hollar
! wrrk with Mrft. Grccua imrrnt*, chairman, Mi.- I! t'. Ilrizrl; nillLUMHIN.
outnuiiibi
Mf and Mr*. Balpti Ii. ('mipmafi ground chan man .Mr»* J A Mar*
more than I
« n K Tenth Street He hn* re* rob!
irpoit
rrntU hern di*»rhartf«*d fioin the; Alan thr fi.llovv lli*; c m |r dial? Itaarinl
I'nttfd State.” Amu niaJ t!ie,\ m en M| a, t |{ IhiWson. Mis. 1. t.ip of 1^1 *•:'
plan to nmkr then hoinr in San ! Pruzin. Mi* .1 S Kridci. Mrs M.071.000 mil
KmnrUco where * Dr* (ii«‘rne Iran II II Mcf’rtslin. Mi-* (' I. lied
DRtti's
acceptcft an agfl»tAiil picsidriicy at •linir. Mir. H M. Wnmnck lyni SI CAR 1*0 (11*1 r r i o N
= I M = I H = l l l = l l l = l l l = ll l = l ll — H i :
Stanford Hospital.
Mm. J. I*. Foflfjr.
MANII. A. Mat •JO. t/l*t. - Tit
I'llili|i|i|ue Suirai Ailmiulst tattu
1.1S llisih veil ;• Imp in tin- pi1111• my
.t
mt ii
<1net inn
c i y»i pt imIik t it'll 1
I’tfa* It.
I ; mu*
W".
i» a p l't,,x
. --“pjlt ni " ih
i i
MV LXPKUIKNCE
With Automobile
Insurance
r ch li '.' o v\?- - ,°/,"&*J.K. Harper with Mr*. K.T. Mum*
Woman’s Auxiliary
Of Church Meets
..... AifelFnt Chinese I M a y h ^ A ^ i - i i r r s f
S i t 'K
S;r;;" jr."
ifira: -
v s . “2 K '; p 'r " . . L , r t
.IfST AltKIV111)
New Shipment of
LO AFERS
SAN D LER
IVEY’S
I
"'ll
Mock” ielt t
i h«» available
•Min ton-
o f N E W , (K )0 I)-L 0 ()K IN (;
SANDALS
F o r y o u r leisu re h o u rs, h e re a r e
th e com fy, w o n d erful-looking c u suu Ih you ad o re. P e rfe c t to ro u n d
*: o u U -y o u r -shoe AvartUaihi' u s yo u
u trid e ~ in to s p rin g .
on
Long on Comfort!
'-fjr,
WHITE — ItEI) —"(IltE E N
NAVY and
>T A N
and
H ltO W N
S A N F O RI)
TUFS., APR.
M in alive—y o u 'll
ihi*------M arlboro ip o rt ih irt! It'* acrion-cut to go thruuph all
the motion* of your Sum m ertim e fun . . ■. »hort»lccved to pivc you th e uttnoic frceJom , no end of
cooling'air-
The OLD FAVORITE
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Front End Aliprniiif*:
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Brake Lining
Motor Tune-up
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‘PROMPT GUARANTEED WORK
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�WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1946
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Brooklyn Cops 7 To 4 Decision
Buddy Breeze Is
Dodgers Favored To Cop
x Safeties Feature Tonight
Haugstad
rub
Early Last Round, Colored
m J jja d * In
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R u n n ers
ft.ooUyH
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ifltn im m «t
iHtrk.
Dodgers
by
JULIAN; B T E N R T R O M .a a a s a u n s S I
Happinr**! Disappointment I
American troop* have received a very vpecial »lgn of. Sprinir.
The Durham Victory arrived yeaterday with 17 00Q pounda of bam *
holla and another 14,000 pounda of vulleyhalla. Out even no, the
Ul'a 'were disappoint*!. They had .been expecting n boatload of mail.
“Thrnrs*Tnrrttrar.rrhimwt. "ftor
American troopa will enjoy thia
aporta equipment. I n .th : European
T heater of Operation*. prior to
D-Day, the ammunition outfit we
atrved with had a two-hour yer
jod every afternoon for »port*
and recreation ond it wn* a im n‘.
We look bark though and imne-
DAYTONA REACH. Mur. '.’6. . V,
(S p eciali— The Hi. I'aul Saints cl“ "
of the Am erican Association, mile
a fte r t i n t f cun ncutlvii ■vietofie*
over the weekend In the tliupefru it l.t-igue and Mondays a him -. , .L.
vL'iteil I to 0 b.«* to tin- MoiK j *-.
real ll>.sol. fell W i r e l-cn Dnm- j
t h .M
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Red Sox Defeat >
1
Seminole Nine
By 11- lfl Score
TABLE
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Hugh- Crowley And
AxtPerfrjrnr
P If chfirjr^"Dull&r
t .Bob by
Male* will l>e able to atop the
growth of the Mexican League.
"He atxo nays the league hua
ow rrful financial and political
aching.
YulVhauien may )>e rig h t ybout
th e Mexican League being here
to atay, and he may be com * t
in saying, the .league ha* financial
E
Swift’s
u
lit Sauce—Iluilco Farms
;■ a«r.- y e^ cn lay
the <’ity Inland j j'. ,
enabled the Red Sox to- g am er
11 marker*.
t
On the mound ter J. C. Davia’
Krd Sox wa* Hobby Axt who
wa» nicked foy eig h t Seminole
tingle* during the tilt.
The lineup for H arry Itobton'*
Seminulr* included W alter Itnuth
c, .Mike Whelchcl lb , Edward
McCall Zb, T erry Cordell ■«, Jack
Hchimrd Ub, Hugh Walter* If,
Jame* Pearson cf, I.* Hoy Hosier
r f tuvl Crowley on the mound.
Too Her! Sox h * tt|ln g order in
cluded Kenny Hobbina If, Billy
TI*or\, c. Buddy Mrisch ib . Jo h n
ny Joiner *», George Harden 3b.
Hob Kilpatrick Cf, Jome* Davia
rf, Bobby W hite lb and Hobby
Axt pitching.
Edward M arshall'* Cub*’ and
the He<l Sox will claah tom orrow
afternoon ut 5:00 o'clock a t the
Municipal S o f t b a l l Dark. .All
game* are xeheduletl for five
Inning*, •
lln>l It m>t been for the o x e t u - | a(,0
ll.m o f four St. I’aul error*, thv .
Saint* mti v have -tr tmrt-il Hickey* ] , u *>
Natibuut League rlub.
;1
Following a scoreless f i r a t tie.
m j i i ’ in whftrh H arry .Taylor of jJ'1”
the Saint* arid 'M ilner of the
Iktdgt-r* »et their opponent* down
i
In order, the Si. Paul aggregr.r *1 H«l
tion op inert .coring hostilities In n>. ,
tint r .ui.l -inning an d - |iu * h ed -|',i,'„,
etW i four run* to g iab pn early 'IWnl
Vncijuip Packed Coffee
Maxwell House i-■«» 31c
adlarie* to big name m ajor loop
rtara. And, Chandler can, with
all the power he holda a* the
game'* rear* in thia country, *et
up rule* and ' regulation* th it
wyiuld make a m ajor leaguar think
Iwlce lirfore h* jump* a* U. S,
club for a big *a Iary In Mexico,
ittaml* w ill.lie extended and top- fo rm e r m ajor _______,
Howevir. the Tiotlger* retaliated
leaguer* _____
auchi as
icd by a * round dick anil wfll Gil Tdrre*, who
ill their half of the refund mill
t“
'once’ played
'
for
iave a capacity of 'fiO.OOfei- Thin Hanford,' may find happiness th n e
eent three runner* teurrylnp a«tructurc will lie one of which pot nin re tr- speak* the language.
cros* ilo- plat.I lii-v to-il ilie
only Miamian* cun he proud hut But wc can 't lirlieve th a t a man
Count in tin Viinith with another
the gridiron* fan* over the en like Holt Feller would like pin'.'tile (date.
niupte marker.
l*ix blow*.
lug baseball in . the circuit, r Meanwhile, every
now and I' ganlle** o f hi* salary. Then too.
In the.- sixth, S k i p p e r Hay
Umpjie (ju ry GneU of the N a
Iliad
n-nt 1‘hil Hung-tad to the
then
local
*porl*
fan*
.peak
to
u*
with regulation* that Chandl r
tional 11 j-ngue chased Manager
hill fin tile Saint! l i e Wa i aide
about t be construction of addi could lay down, a man like Feller
to hold the |h»lyrr, *urre**f uily Itludei of tin- Saint* in tho suco-id tional nealing facilitir* at the would rind him*ef barred from
in the hi ,'ii hut the Mllrocller inning mid in the fourth gave the local high school athletic field. rofesslortal b a s e b a l l In the
hoys l o o . the tlendlnti: in the" henvn to one St. I'uul player who We advocated the enlargement >f
nited State* for the rent of his
seventh
*11 a IliVi-t nin barrage wa., making nui-e mi the lieuch: the plant during the p a it foot life. .Many major leaguer*, a f ttr
Ca*,-y I*mk m u j f iiiiiuiuI ilutlei Hi. i'uul | A A j mu nun not)— ball season and nearly everyone lJlvl,
their playing career* ure over.
for I• i,iiV!>u in the MjVCIilh mill
ngteed with u*. except *ome o f . f]n,|
----- tfmI
----I m anaging even miner
the
school
official*.
They
raid
*
I ltu o k ly u
1N•
u:m
im i
:u ) x
league rlub* ran be profltpMe
that they ju»t weren’t needed. Wo und u mighty nice wuy to make
Taylor, liuugstad (d | and Stn a**nme they decided that more a living, even with all the head
Ice; Milne). Cip,ey 17) and How- eland* would not tie nece**nry ache* that lometim e come wi'li
__ _ ______ _ 1
leeflm c of the cloflng of thejy_
i. Dapper (* •
N aval A ir Station.
b ut even with that thought ini
mind, we can *tlll nee a necessity ! (
fur additional ntand*. Even with I’e
the Navy" gone, hundred* of peo- ovi
pie will
have to *tnnd up gu
during an entire game. The ntand* re;
will l>e fflit <1 during every home tic
game, particularly with game* ref
thi* season agalnet Oct-eml and up
A numlier of pn*t member* of
other surrounding uchoola. Tho ea<
the currently dixlmnded Sanfonl
Radminton Club met la st night
at the City UuU and plan* were
draw n up for a reorganixatlon
meeting which is st-heiluled to tw
held 'next Monday night in tho
auditorium at the City Hall at
8:00 o'clock.
GREYHOUND HUB
Hilliard Pea*, past president
of the organixatinn took charge
on tb* ■If 0Y*r
of the meeting and *»«igned
I \ V \ A WDOO tonight at
vnriou* dutig* to *everal former
H ares A ta ri
member* n reient In' nnler that
,
t
fl;25
*llh
all
lk»
K:U0 I'.M . S h a rp
dent a t Torrenn, Mexico; drclare*
definite Information will be avail
••dope” on lh«*dog»
that the Mexican National Bax«able at Monday'* reorgunixatlOn
T u n iu h t’s A ll-S tar F e a tu re at the 8anford-Or*
ball l/engue la here to »tay. Now
biiiilu K rn n rl Club.
visiting in Miami, Yolkhauaen
Mi** Dorothy i ’ a W e l l
wa*
nay* "N either United State* ,b«*«
•elected to check and formulate
bail n.mnil*»lpn*r, Happy Chand
plan* for adequate lighting of
ler, nor anyone *)»• Di th* United
the court*. Mr. Pea* will line up
S A N F O R D -O ^ A N D O
•applies and equipm ent, Julian
I'm),!,- l»an. l in t
I'ln lir r . Jolly Htcnatrom wns appointed to make
plan* for laying out the court*
K E N N E L C LU B
J u n a l*
Clroth lia r,---* l« 1III,|
amt Mis* Powell wa* also selected
m u ln lrl*
lia r* )
to make plans for the storage
AT I.O NGW OOD
K ln w a A r r . D u n n ) J ,r,i. T u n ta,
II) llarblr, l.ucky Hlrlp. Illlt I.ti of equipment.
NO MINORS ALLOWED
ll,ti I Min,, alio, llucUl,.
It wai-decided th at the election
•H ark l l » r . « / l * M U ,• •
I’lrk Ifp. J v i m ) lllll, U r r ) J * k a . of officer* would take place at
II, Dally M a rln e f. i.'I ia iu ,* It, A rm y Ofllcei, the next m ealin g .. Those' present
last night Included Mr*. John
i lonb'. lln ln a II). Hn,cl*l Tax.
lu m tr T e a t h H av e—a / M M ttal
Courrler,
France* Mahoney,
M tw tirtela M a r,
Mr*, V i v i a n
H llli, Hoy, H ru lly M * lo n ,. Itu d . Maud* Ramiey,
Speer, Ralph 8mith, i l r . Dca*.
U r l H r a a r , ■4 * r* ey n lu e . I*nt|
H. ttl,r, !.:»•! Itounil. I'olore, )ll«e.« Mi*» Powell and Mr. Slenstrom.
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lied King Kidney
Rttfkln
Broccoli
Limas
no 2
17c Cabbage
bch
Peas
2 bth* 13c
Rutabagas ib 4c
ib
CAULIFLOWER
no 2
Yams no 2'/,
SUPER
SPUDS
•
j
l.ihby Lh-vIIciI
1 0
Sweet Juicy '
Grapefruit
Hllnthlue
ib
5c
Oranges 3 ib* 47c
Juicy
Cheez-it Jr.
Lemons
lbs
■
Full O'Juleo
no V
a
12V2C.
65c
- r=r —3- x
F lorida S now hito
Candled
Ham
j 1 *t
ib 5c
Mild
In M esh Uago—Selected P o tato es
Milton Std Sweet
Florida Jlargc
ib
‘A c Celery
stalk • l y 2^
F ln o C o o k e d w ith V e g e t a M c i — Ilo ilin g
In The Piece—Salt C ured W hile B acon
WvY 6)1° ■n<l ot,r
SW H T - C Q m E R V A TIO N
Carrots
Sloltely Fey. Mid Green
Several Former MfcmlierH Hold Meeting
In City Auditorium
*tin
Fla. ilrrcii
Calif. Urrcn Tqp
Badminton Club
Makes Plans For
Reorganization
GREYHOUND RACING
F ancy N ew Potatoes
Itrgular
WHEN AVAILABLE
G rad e A
SQUARE CUT Shldr. lb 35
LAMB LEGS
lb
38c
LAMB STEW
lb
17c'
RIB CH<?PS
lb
41c
G rade A
SLICED LIVER lb 22c
KNUCKLES
lb
2 li
WHOLE SHOULDER lb 32
BUTT HALF SHLDR. lb 34c
Saturday
Closing
25c
SIRLOIN STEAK lb 40c
CHUCK ROAST lb 27c,
HAMBURGER
lb -2 5 l
SHORT RIBS
lb
20c
PLATE STEW
lb
19c
G rade A
PALMOLIVE
lb
HINGAIM’S SAUSAGE
Ib
LONG LINK SAUSAGE
Ib .
SUNNYLAND SMO. SAUSAGE Ib
WEEK!
s k in l e s s
manats
ib
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
SUCED BOLOGNA
‘A-lb
COOKED SALAMI i
U-lb
Flo. Caught
M ullot
lb
Ga. Hugar C um l Kmo.
23c
Shoulders
Maryland Rtd. — -"g;—
O ysters pt
65 i
King Mackerel
Steaks
39
ib
Whole Of H alf-lb a a c
(C e n te r S lic e s U) 3 9 c^*
Whiting Ftah
Fillets
ib
29
ib
39 i
Fla. Speckle
Trout
Claw Variety Crab
r on DUhee & Flo* Fobties
V E L
Beat (Trade Pure
Larc)
Mb d n
18c
Aaaorted Sliced CMd
nib 15c
7 5< Meats
Cooked itoast Beef
ib
Spanish
Mackerel ib 35<
WHEN AVAILABLE
Urge
M oat
Ib
23c
Ne Belli og—No Herobbing
OXYDOL
PROTECT YOUR
Dressed ud Drawn
WHEN AVAILAULX
B e t t e r Home
Sm. 10c - . Lo®. U
For E a s i e r Seeing!
CLEANSER
And fnmUv the Umut U of dknly-tU atnln and corridor*. Hare youtj
WHW AVAILABLB
.cO, rfNwA n « , . 4 Mg|r
iglil-C olw rv.lW M W ««k" h
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{W
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B A N
.tOHPINY
Pressed, Drawn Stewbfg
0 : 1:900
t y p e y°*r r>r» Ihc unhealthy Mrmln o f Incorrrci IlgKlngt and »p®re your
iiln,dqd.ri
c
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c n isc o
^
ej*
M b
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W U M i AVAIUkBLS
w d - . . : 1 ii.
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J.-' {■
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Snowdrift ib
24 c
Qil
5 3 c.
An
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fV | r
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DNESDAY, MArtCH 20, 104*}
)ES
LEG AL N O TIC E
R E P A IR E D uw wArr
New shoes are hard to buy lj* l u*
make your old one* look and feel
like new. We sperialD e’ In duality
and low price*.
disbess............. t t t Liquid or ToblJr*.
act a* a mild Laxative and get at
Cold ICeotlee lalsrp dhr ••• ...............
(88 Nom Drop* or Salvo booin* to
CITY SH O E SH O P
O K I ..........moke* It VO*i»l lo btteths.
210 Sanford Avenue —L.
Under new management, name employer*
roller,
L. Echols
8 A N K O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D N .U R ID A
TUB
— a
rtufttnooa and
coufhinj *r
■ O O M v W*A» Clroet one ooll tool
T m m tm r He* *etaa*e Jn e e s
I
<1 »1 • I t' ruiou e»«o T** tnooeona,*
ROLLS
CAKE S
^ P I E S
JEhereV NtTPlace :
- Like HOME
For FORD SERVICE
ROBBS
BAKERY
IN TH E .COWAN ill ri.d i m ;
...........
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HOM E
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YO U D R IV E ITI
Q u an tity -
Rigntt
E m h ii
Ynriiilti!
P H O N E 200
- \. ilfk ^
"b
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
IM IO N E 200
r**i Krtl
( • II.SJ
Maxwell House
Your Ford Metier Known Your Ford Heat!
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
HoMivfd
Prices Good Thr u Saturday Match 23
im w n n R n M n w w w w w w w v v v v v v u v w w u w w w w w v v w t j
B tokcly
M S
F o n c y N o w Potatooa
31c
Key.
Met!
no 2
Limas
M ilton
S id
t# n rn
19c
Sweet
no 2
Peas
17c
Candied
Yanis a°
1Jb!l>
i,The Sanford Herald goes into
[more than 3000 home* in SanIfoTit and Seminole County. If
you have something to sell or
buy you will find th a t a clnssffled ud in these columns will
tell the mostqieople about it for
the least, money. Phone 148 or
brinjr your ad to Tho Hcrnhl
Office for quick result*. •
EOR SA L E —
BALLARD'S feed, groceries, et<
Phone 8tir»-J. II. (7. Touchtor
A HI,
fully
equipped
and
$1 AT CEILING price—10.11 4-drnr
-— Dodgs Sedan
New tires. I!UC
tag
Ted Jones, fllfi W. 1st.
Sanford, Flo.. Phone 61)8-M’.
"k t r \ m“ c i . b a n i n g - Motor* run better, chassis ru*t
le*s "f they are clean. Promptly
anti thoroughly done.
HULLP.R MOTOR HALES
208 W. l . t St. •
rn V K Ita 'to lh ly tircssed. avail
able daily. Topdr-Fry Poultry.
2205 Sanford Avenue, Phone
024.
HALF Gcemsoy-Jcrsey cow—27
months old. See Joe * Gamble,
S. Sanford Ave.
RABBITS, breeder*, meat nnd live
F aster bunnies. B.E. Ansley,
Rt. I. Dog 142-W.
TOMATO Plants. S.C. Dickersorf,
Phojie 7 H H J. .
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*TOINOFF* 8 " celery
Celery and Brl»»on
Information Phone R.
off 2-1042 Orlando,
tlllnol* Ave, OrUndo
CLASSIFIED RATES
per line for one inaertion
per line for 1 insertions
per line In* six insertions
per nne for 28 insertions
Minimum charge .10c
Count 1 word* lo a line
Including phone and address
FOR SA L E —
* B atteries A B attery Charging.
II. B. POI'K COMPANY. INC.
WE
Ham
to*
08c
07c
O.V
farm oh
A y e .. For
R. Stolnor 2215
ORANGES 82.00 bushel delivered.
B. W. Lord Phone 7M-W.
50,000 FLORIDA Giant Pept
Plants. Phone 781-J or 200
Mangoustine. Carl S. Mynes
H ELP WANTEDi soda Fountain a t Lanirug Store. Part time or
TO b tlY —new ground disc plot.'
H. Knowlton, lit. 5, Orlando.
Phone IMHUi.
Broccoli bch
I’LL buy your car, regardless r f
ngr or conditicn.
Hoy • Keel.
100 \V. 2nd St.
Carrots 2 belts 13c
M AID-300 Magnolia Av^
PECIAL thl* wirk—Largo
.^ S th w n 'i ^ 3 ^
ffl® B r e a d /
Call
w m it m i d r e n t
Grapefruit
Lemons
DEPENDABLE
AND PROiMPT
Oil p» 29c q» 53c
*
Meal p' 0 15c
Tablets 2 ox 25c
10
5c Oranges 8
IV O R Y
ib
'
Dryclcaning
Service
LANEY’S DRY CL E A N IN G
Co
I’hone Ifi.T
Kino Cooked w ith VcgolabltM - I’.tiilipp
i) The Piece -Salt
iHi.:J i i J oil.A.h lb .I ..
C h J C K ROAST tb 2 /c
HAMBURGER
lb 2 Hc
SHOUT MBS
lb
20c
PLATE STDW
Ib
19c
IVORY S O A P
G ot y o u r mt|i|Uy o f a tro n jf,
h cjflth y B aby Chickn from
SQUARE CU I i;V !,
LAMM LEGS
lb
LAMP STEW
In
pih c h o p s
it.
HUNT’ S TUXEDO
REED STORE
2nd
S t.
ut
S unfnrd
Phone 358
IVORY rLAKES
WHEN AVAILABLE
Before H& Puts that Ijnilorin
Let un make a
photogruph
you
Toi Dlih** A fine robilcg
V E L
\vl|l treasure nl*
WHEN AVAILABLE
3 f>
Jib
KV
die
SLICED LIVER
t, L2.
KNUCKLES
it.
*.1j
WHOLE SHOULDER Ih 32
B U T T HALF SHLDR lb 34c
Ave
KINQANS SAUSAGE
Ib
LONG LINK SAUSAGE
It
SUNNYLAND SMO. SAUSAGE
s k i n l e s s Wi e n e r s
ib
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
SUCED BOLOGNA
•* lb
COOKED SALAMI
4 ib
Fla. Caught
Mullet
ib
"Maryland Std.
Oysters pt
R O B E R T L. COX
King Markcrel
No Itolling—No Scrubbing
PHOTOGRAPHER
OXYDOL
ESSEX STUDIO
108 N. PARK AVE,
PHONE f»7G
unfurniihetl.
8
IVHK.N AVAILABLE
Sm.
10c Lg«. 23a
Steaks
Wholo or H a ll-lb
ib
(C e n te r S lices lb 3 9 c)
Whiting Fish
Fillets
ib
Best Grade Pure
Fla. Speckle
Trout "ib .
A p t fob 2
A s s o r te d S liced C o ld
Claw Variety Crab g
W b eta\^ n
Meat
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
I9HFJ) house
Rlfof I N T ’ 4ld0 chl?d.
manint resident*. Call
Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curba and
Property M arkers
•
•4
A m
lA fh w U r Ad
\Vriaun
Wax 2 pfs A 9t■
B.F.W. cAi
:
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Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co.
Finder return to *
pttot. ‘Aiei!gx and
11c
WlnU
Kt lbrs k
SUPER SPUDS
Concrete Pipe, Hulldlng blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete,
t
i 'r r n i u y
CAULIFLOWER
unfurnished
e clotO In
1 CARRY
Cheez-it Jr.
ib
l-'liil'id.'i Snow lu te
PORTAflLK sprayer — anything
In painting wicker, refrig era
tors, furniture and uutomobili't.
Hsxl’s Texaco Service S titiun,
Florida eggs 3Ce a dozen,
metto Grocery, Phone 441
RTIQUE mahogahy chel
drawers. Empire sofa, 2
tow tables, brU-a-brac. 320
Southern
•MM»U«Ms
Wheels, balanced, front end alignml assures longer tiro life, r gter
steering.
IfOLLKIt MOTORS SALKS
208 W. 1st 8t.
CURTAINfl, washed tiuuTicd Aid
Stretched. 51H HellSnville Av'e.
'
INTELLIGENT women to i
bllth permanent dreta and.
gKrl cnebtelle. Equipment i
Cabbage
Snowdrift ib 24c
8 AYR pn K n o t's Tilt IS
ma
FURNITURE. For your fund- COLORED girls for laundry
work. Good hours and gooJ
lu re
need* *e4 Walter Beal
pay. We will teaeh you. S«ip.
a t M ither’s.
______________
India -County Laundry Co„
JUST received a shipment of
IIP W. 3rd S t.__________
Armour* Vegetable and Clrtu*
Fertiliser. Ilunta Tutedo Feed STEADY and psrt t'mta eid rH
H A A D ep t-S to re.
Store. Phone 158..
MAID
wanted, full or pgyt Unia.
ms 33c per pound,
roasters 88c p tr
Doc* ntlTK woman to chi
Breeding rabbits. Docs
41 years old. Prt
Woman with somi
X L. Bridge*.
nursing experience,
ary. Reply box K t l
i.M hi,use wl
R llik lli
S.MAI.I. DUPLEX In s p l e n d i d
condition, inside ultd out. In *;•> d
neighborhood anil fnlrly prjrrd
Small two b.-dioom house. metal
roof, aU modcru, Electric range
nnd rcfrigeintor included. Price
WILL CUT your |aw n with a
12501.00.
Four room house and g ara g ej power lawn mower reasonably
Itl. I. Sanford, Box I lie , or
apartm ent on W. Ird St. Pi iced
Phone 770-J.
right for quick sale.
Highly disirublu T o u r i s t and'
T railer Location. One of the f.«w 12 INCH right hand plow. Must j
available locution* meeting the
be in good condition. Oeo. li.i
S tale Health Board restrictions;
llalmes. Itt. 2, >tox lft7.
Eighty acre* surrounding cleat
w ater lake, south of Sanford, nit
Orlando Highway. A good boy B U S IN E S S SE R V IC E
nt the price.
TKN» negro house* in fairly good;
condition- bringing giaid itv .n in .l
Priced at flUOO.ttO.
10 acres of grove in fine condl-1
tlon, ami well on the revenue
side. $6000.00.
Have attractive, nrw. two !>ed-i
room house with large living
DODGE - P l.t Mill I II
mom, dining loom and kitchen, j
PARTS AND HRItVICK
on Orlando Highway, reasonably
in» Palm etto Are.
Phone (Oil
priced. $ 1X110.00 will handle.
Two story four bedroom house,
SEWING
machine*
repaired.
Wil
large living room, large innftcr
llnnig Flxlt Shop, 208 W. 1st.
bedroom, screened porches front
and rear, strictly modern, on 20tU
, ^R A C T O R af •
7
s tr e e t
One of the beat -built Repaired or overhauled by ex
house* in thr city.
pert*.
COO Ft. frontage of sand Imuch
IKIJLLBR MOTOR HALLS
on *8 llver lorke. some fruit, five
room house, 26 acre* iff tragi and i
easily accessible
Most of tr a c t' M I S C E L L A N E O U S
i* suitable (01 citrus culture. Con
sider thl* the lw.it lake front buy
BORROW IIKUK WIIBKF.
in Central Florida. Priced 847M PRIVACY IB EB8PBCTKD
YOUR ivatuta) desire fur privacy
‘red W. Bender, Room 2 S late
in monwy m atters U strictlylunk Bldg. Phone 10.10. ,
respected hero. Friends ami
relatives are not questioned
HOUSE close in wjlh 2 furnished
about ypur credit. Your em
apartm ent* in very good condi
ployer o,r busine** asiocinter
tion.
Good investm ent
217
will not near of your personal
Oak. Ave. Jimntie Cdwap.
affair*. Thera I* no .cause lor
OUTBOARD motor and boat,
Reasonable credit requirements.
good condition.
121 f M yrtle
No co-pukcr* up money; loans.
Ave.
Variable paym ent plans’
FAMILY LOAN CO
Florida Dank Bldg.
Phone 33
S
no yA 15c
S u n “hills
TO SHARK expenses with Home
one driving to and from Stvl
soli
Call T11»-J lifter B *81-
AX HANDLES and tool handle*; TWO funiihed roam*
of all kind*—We have them — Phone 103 or 800.
... a t the rig h t price
Stanley-1
R ogtra H ardw are Co,
; 4 ROOM Cottage hot & cold
L«.., c G iliu ity . Rosa Lake,
IWOnI n O B O A R D S "complete"wUh |
L L Bog iso. .Phojta W l :
boil and covat— Priecd rjg 'ii.|
Stnnley-Rlger* Harw nta Co.
I
BOSTON puppies, A. K. C. At-j
isterad papers A pedlgnts.
6 0-1100, J. G. -Itows.r, 1H
tl. B. of l^ngd-oiKi un Oviedo
W ANTED
25c
lH»k»Ie*s|
if:
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-Sanford, Ftortda.
■
Spanish
Saturday
Closing
M eats
ib
'kib
Cooked It oast Iteet
"
Mackerel ib
N. Y. Dressed. Grade II
TURKEYS
Dreesed and Drawn
FRYERS
Dressed, Drawn Stewing
ib 49c Hens
Smoked
ib
i
BUced, flind on Smoked
32c Bacon
ib
;
�c
iiJVwto*toAr;
TO E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
ami nailor*, i« up iv Till: i o c h t o p TUP r o t > t t
B ill Saffarrans
Has Job Reversing
Flow Of Soldiers
. V .y
‘e
' v c M ^ ' .the
h e JHow
T\cr«ing
now 1 1 .\ m ; icsta TK OF
daeaaaed.
lean fighting men ! KMEI.i n k v . LKWIs.
First |>utilleallon March (. I»i».
TO ALL I'llF.lMTOHS AND I’KIl.
I
SONS HAVING c l a i m s o n *
il, Col. baffarran.n'
d e m a n d s a g a i n s t s a i d kh . 1
combat training.
1 TATIS;
'
,
tiu. Saipan, Newl V«u and ,aeh of you are lirrtoy
Eaulritu
Santo n,’" ,lw! . und r'5t«l«ed in pn*«ut
i ' _ ' i, i
“ "> clalma and .Irmand, « tilrh
. lien. Koocrt L.1 you, or HOicr of you. may* hata
c o m m a n «l I n gt
,h *1
of e m e i . i n e v
1
the Middle Pa. I I-H'VIS. itrreaae.k late of xald
... . .a
l
, . l ' <<«»'). to the County Jndae of
t i f l them home. |Srfii|hul« iuunlr. Florida. . al lit,
Crromulrion relieve* promptly be*
r-nl.l Vaw Ya,V. | of fire In the court liouae of *al.l
HONOLULU—Col. William C
Saffarrana. “ Wild Bill" of 1021
Georgetown football fame, found
er of the Anuy'a Hanger School
ih Tenne»»ee. and teacher of combat tacllci to more than 300,00*1
BID S on c e rta in ite m s of U S () eq u ip m en t V ill
be accep ted T h u rs d a y and F rid a y , M arch ‘21
an d 22, b etw een th e h o u rs o f 11:00 A. M.
a n d 4=00 P. M. T h e USD re se rv e * th e rig h t
to re je c t a n y a n d all bids. Item ized list is
posted on b u lle tin , boned in USO. . ,
*
v;
!
cause It roe* right to the teat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
verm laden phutih, and old nature
to eoothe end heal raw, tender. In*
0uned branchial m ucous m em *
bronco. Tell your druggist to'aell you
It hot tie of Crecmuliton with th e un
derstanding you roust like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you ora
to have your money back. »
Howwomenand girls ;
waygetwantedrefief i
from functional p trio die p$tn
I-' ■• U rU * tw
-
A, executrix of lha Lutt
Will and Tretamenl of
KMRUNI; V LEWIS,
5IARC1I 20, 19 ill
I SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
j
X T o BUY
J
*-
| CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
i
D i r r that was before
J D U 1 We advise you
PROBLEM NOW, while
NORGE HEATERS at
**
war, strikes and bottlenecks. I
to- solve YOUR HEATING X
we can Ret these well-made t
pre-strike prices. We offer X
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BAUER R’A Die-SBRVICg.
P h o n e 29
CREOM ULSION
for Coughs,Chett Colds, Bronchitis
ovd
f ru
AUTO
PAINTING
Dempsey Says FDR
Had
Powerful A r m s
ACE AMUSEMENTS
vlro
rciw
t bit
HINTS
S a n fo rd ’s C olored T h e a tr e
W E D . - T H U R S . M ar. 20-21st
Jack Dempsey, form er
vrorld'a boxing champiun.
Reminiscing during a visit to
lloiiton to referee w restling bout*,
pteaxeil
Only the choicest, plump, sun-rlpsned grains
— the pick' el the harvest — are Firslsss
Cooked . . . At The Mill . . . ler the fa ta l la
Oavor. And l-MInute Oats euppliee the
i lasting naurithm enl. Vitamin Bi and Min\ stale your lamily n eed s — a breakfast
\ with a bounce that never Isle you down.
\ Penny lor penny, pound ler pound, you
\ can 't buy better I
\
\
/
Dt-nipiiey said:
u r n COMES
III I t l l l l
i i riTiiiti
ill III! If
k m m ti tit
l-MIHWTI OATI MIAlUlll.ur ON
Tmi oiftAiv • vAaetTica»l hdipkirm fd»»U l|.
i'M, f'V*1*
iMtfr
>
a
Wit% l|ff«
lllllll
"I met him cm the eve of hie
last election, He had the most
powerful, nrtns th at I've ever aeeu,
much bigger than mine. He
tel say, ‘Jack, If your legs were
only as big - a , my arms there
would neve hnve be#n i ’ Tunu s m
n ey .'"
LEGAL NOTICE
|r
J ia u i^ y
JORDA
IH (*( li A Pl f / I KI NCf IN OATS
C A L D O N IA
S P E C IA L T H U R S D A Y , F R ID A Y , SA TU RD A Y
i>
f o l iit o f t iii; io ix t y
r e m i m o .k
i m m ,
F I.U IIIIIA
IN F HOIIA T K.
IN l I K t I X T A T L O F
John
ttii,e m a n .
deceased;
m a l l CIIKDIT OICH AND F U l l M r.NS HAVING
fl.A I.M S . O i l
D E M A N D S AGAINST S A ID I X TATE:
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tp *thr* TtMlr!
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«#iunt> . t jifiiifoiit
“Cavnlcade ol
see ' ^ n il
hem
Mills Brothers
Rhythm Boys.
Liquid CAPUDINE
t « u m •i*1 * 4 r h n f )«iu u r c t ie r s l*> ri.,Gflt..t u n .l ir < | u lir . l I*, p r e s e n t
.H D
r ln lm s
a n .I r le m a n ils
w l il c h
y o u . n r e l f t ir r n f | u u , m i y h a v e
sm -ln e l
the
e sta te
of
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it e . r a — ,1
ta le o f s e ld
Se* IH I It If |•
A dded A ttra c tio n
„
Ml
ROLLAWAY BEDS
Com plete' w ith 'c o m f o r ta b le m a ttr e s s . T h e bed is m ad e w ith He
sp rin g s uiul finisited in g ra y ejiam el. F o ld s u p co m p actly to s to r e in
sp ace.
,
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SPECIAL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ............... '
N eed a
tlf
LAXATIVE?
F|I m
Bteck-Dreegh!
Iif nald
I'ImiiiIm, w i t h i n
from III#
month*
(till* e>f the 111»t lMlliitr.it |a* || o f i
flu- nut hi
II.D'h rlnim ur ilrtnnn«l
uhlilt »• hi Utili-lg Mini *I>«tII Mtat«
II m* t»le
of . r i h i itm i p iimf (Mhl o f - |
fill .uhllrrs Ilf t hr i-lAlttlMhl. Itnilj
II hr httiifn to li) f hr rluimunt.
.iK*
•*• .«I!••• lit*) . uhtl i»V mirli
<'t.etin III lie-IIIsafill toil III II If.| ntlflllj
A dm ission
\ BEE
JVJelal Iteds in n rioh wnl
n u t fin ish . Double sizu . .
only
SU G A R ------- NO S T A M P S
Don’t forget th is week to tr y our
O R A N G E BLOSSOM H O N E Y
S hip bach hom e a b ask et o f th o se fin e
V A L E N C IA O R A N G E S
S h ip p ed
F a m o u s J e n n y L in d s ty le tw in
(teds in y o u r choide o f M aple o r
W a ln u t fin ish .
ar it* Never Over
Fancy Baskets of MIXED FRUITS
Daily
for tlie Red Cross. The
Battle of Humanity
Goes on!
B. E. a n d H . V. A IK E N
110 W . F ir s t S tre e t
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Rer.L EMcte Sale*- -Rental*—M ortgage Loana
A dd a n o te o f colo r a n d b e a u ty
to y o u r b ed ro o m en se m b le w ith a
p r e t t y sp re a d in d eep pilo c h e n ille .
«
D fpandrfble In s u ra n c e und R onds
Phone 4)80
Room 4, F lo rid a S la te B ank B ulding
All fe lt m a ttre s s , d eep a n d re s t
ful. T w in bI zc only.
Twin size....... ......Q.95 up
Double size 1 Q.95-1/1.95
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
T w in size coil s p rin g , sold w ith
bed ad d m a t t r e w .. . .
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
1aundryJWeToffer -you a Complete
Service.
*
Phone 475
ONE war Is'o v er but another war has ju st begun fpr your Red Cross.
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
819 W. Crd 8 t.
Phone 475
The thousands of wounded veterans In kottpitoki still need Its com fort
and cheer
. our returning serviceman look to the Red Croaa for
■ helping, hand . . . and when disaster strik es a t home — fire, flood,
yo«
complete
-
gP R lH O
tornado -A your Red Cross m ust be ready with aid for the victim s.
i
The w ar against hum an m isery Is never won. The Red Croaa defends
on you for Us existence
so give as much os you can
A boudoir chair will lent) com fort
as well as charm to y our bedroom.
Upholstered In colorful fabrics.
Hero's th at ex tra draw er space
you need. Finished odd chests in
W alnut o r Maple or if you prefer
choose an unpainted onb and paint
it th e color you prefer. Five deep
draw ers.
24*95 MP ....
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lll= | ll= E III= illE III= lll= IIIE III= lll= IU E II
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In Unity There Is S trength— .
• T* Protect the Poore of. thr Worldt
To PfOBOto the Progress of America'
^ To Product Prosperity- for Sanford. '
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THE WEATHER
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Clear and continued rather cno| thi« after*
noon and tonight. Friday partly cloudy
and'' w arm rr. Moderate to fresh oorlh
to hothea*t wind*.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI'.vl'KK
VOLUME XXXVII
Estnblbthed 1908
S A N F O R l). FI.O K it*
Dispute Is Pressed
1ington And London
Washington Is Much
Calmer And Not So
Anxious To Plunge
Into L a b o r Hills
Riekey Gets Red Cross Card
S o v i e t Ambassador
Warns That Hasty
Action Would Only
Complicate Problem
New Cars Will Soon Roll Off Production Line
■WASHINGTON. Mnr. 21,
(AP)—Army Chief of Staff
Dwight Eisenhower nml Sec
retary of War Patterson I
joined their voices today in
a new appeal for extension
Of the Selective Service Jaw.
■They lippeared before the
JIousc Military Committee.
t n r AaanriATEU r n r . n i
Now that the storm signal*
no longer fly over the A mellcan
Inbrr «r. io. Washingtoti i*; much'
i "Inter r id less anxious than
rsli
dungc In to , punitlvn
stri'.e - leg allon.
As things worked out. most
of the hirtrnie - industrial dis
pute* were settled while cnpitol
hill was Working itself tip into
” E isen h o w e r a sk e d fo r in
a lather to do something .about
them. The House, in i^s determ i
definite extenaion of the d ra ft ln;v j
nations to sm ash, reconversion
with the maximum term of ,c r - !
bottlenreks. designed the t'aso
vice for inductee* to be fired at j
Hill: u get tough m easure which
IS months. If that is- done, he!
— among other things — aimed
taid, th- A rm y wilt be nblc to
to bnn violence in strikes and
discharge all fathers by August
to permit unions to tic sued if
or early September of this year, j
they violated contracts. No soonand no more father* need be in
ed <litl the icpirscntutive* pas*
ducted in the future, tie added
'
it hurriedly along to the
nulc
that Congress could provide' ini
when |h e dark thundercloud, of [
Jhe l*w that the Army shall in*
labor trouiiles melted away.
jfcKt1 only as many men as are
Hark to work went the ste e l-1
required to keep it a t the level
workers, the auto workers, some,
set for July, 1947.
'electrical worker* and h r id red*,
Elsenhower warned that if the
of thousands of others who had
law Is not extended beyond May
, been tied up in argum ents over
15, the Army may be short 1C5,I wages. At the moment i: look*
000 men by the middle of next
ns if it will tie months before |
year. He- said the great powers
trike contr<i l< gi*latn> i goes
r.re expected to supply the- main
mt<i the |nw books, if at oil
,
strengt.i of United Nations Or
, During titei past few hectic
ganisation.
weeks file Senate has Ik-cii w ork-•
Secretary Patterson said that if
Branch IClckey (left), tirnd of tne Hrooklyn Dodger*, is showc log on
Islx-t measure of i t s '
the draft was ended and the rehe received a membcrshin card from the American Red Cross
c that wouldn't have
Afuitinir drive fell short of its
organ!
lie the N ational I-cagur the .h arp sting
Sfai 'ctinncc men and supervisors -uc getting Out
work, It might he very difficult acknowledging assistance If the organisation
hiischull club The card » a , presented by Mrs. W.E. Klrchhofl. I It. labot eotnmiltee figured out for tlir return of the auto worker, up wet on »i
Vron^Ha asTted C ongress'not on'ly i ,rI,rT m ® rl*"’ 6*) Present at the presentation wrre 11.11. Crumley. (an net providing for n Federal along tin. assembly line, within « hull time i k ii mu ii< m <mi hi iihh11•1•
to extend the draft, but to author-I fu"‘’ c" mlm,l?n chairman for Seminole County and Mis* L aura Mae mediation tHianl which would trv *
l*e a - 20 percent increase in the
who served with the Red Cross in the European T heater of . t„ avert strikes bv mediation and q
C
*
pay arnl allowances of military 10p*r " Uon* r"r 12 month*'
conHIlatinn. Wnahington observers | X | l | ) | * f m | p N q V I P I
pon out th at in general, 'h o ,
personnel.
I ___________ __________________________ __________________________ |»oint
’
J
Sennat© version Is touch m iller
and te tte r thought out than the (
t Motive hill
mostly hecau*e it
• wm not put together in »o much
-— —
----| ha»t©*
' }|ourvt*r, •♦ven thin piece of
leglsliition
may not come up fr,i*
IPKIIIDli
"
j debate
debate for a long time. Senate
in v A * » o riv rt:n rn*:s*i‘
W a s h in g to n an d L o n d o n
p re s s e d today, fo r a n e a rly
sh o w d o w n in th e UNO o n th o
d is p u te o v e r Ira n , b u t S o v ie t
A m b a s s a d o r A n d re i G ro m
yko w a rn e d t hat h a s ty a c tio n
w ould o n ly co m p licate th e
pro b lem . T h e U nited S ta tu s
IKisition w as s ta te d b lu n tly by
P re s id e n t T ru m a n . A t h is
press conference, Mr. Trum an
announced that there will lie no
postponement of Monday's sched
uled meeting of the UNO security
council in New York City. Th#
President also declared th at the
American delegation will se«k
call)’ action of Iran's complaint
against the Soviet L’n.on.
Ilrilaaiti indicated it would go
(along with till, stand when a
t - i r i gi i Office ipoki«niau was
•It lltlsitiM
• skiMl f «i an •I t
•t**#-«i I*»r n K- 1.4V )i.1«l |4tt||f
..»#•.» ..f tK© Srctl»t" v t ounnl
l it© Hitt inll (m\ ern•
! II I'i Ilia:
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1 si ii t ut
hf-tioit
Amt.** ii.|.»i (ir.*m> k*• »l«*«*|nrfftlv
''ill Btnrt nissYiitjf*
t:e%
| kill),' W it,J l>4*
d 1‘Vt'l
i i ! hilt
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Allied by hnvintf the .Security
ily * '
wL~ .
fly*
m in i rush ml** thr Irnnlnn »on*
At he*t. he «Aiit. ha s ty
by the UN O would only
or '.her ci omplicnte the tangle.
A hi# three confcrrnce uti the
irniUan dispute and other trouble*
me issu es was su^tfestcj yenIterday by Senator H i u i l t Pepper,
FDR, War Cabinet Rejected Plan To ' 7'^
Decree To Cut
Attack Japan 9 Days Before Pearl
Army Personnel Former Secretary of War Henry Stimson Told ;; '" ..." T ,''.." " '‘.b.'JS
Goering Denies Responsibility
Cool Weather,
For Murder Of 50 RAF Officers
‘plains Aid Celery
r Production H e r e tanking Nazi Says Himmler Kept Activities j
Extremely Secret And Objects To Being
Called A Friend Of Gestapo Chief
NTMIIER 13.
A m n c ia tn i Pre-*- I .»i««-it Xkit.
Delay Labor
L eg isla tio n
Extension Of Draft
Chief Of Staff Says! —
Adequate Army Is I
Needed To Protect I---* Peace Nation Won
T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH 21, 1946
'H t n S
in view of other enter -1
| gency matter* which demand
immediate attention.
For Instance, there's the p ro
posed $.1,750,000,000 loan
to
larf*n*
Several Million Ar-! Pca^ i ” ^ l}°!n !.?vl‘HtiKsUtinK Conrmittee
my, Airforce Men
catored Offense As Rest Defense
Truman said
w«d
. - 5.
...............that
b. rraarly war*
li.Miss.-d ui Pic tine.- meeUngs.
With torrential rain* flooding
WASHINGTON Mai 21. tdh
’*
the com belt of northwest Flor
1I-. 8 e „ « .e - ! l. .„ , r r om nniiis- m
l " " d -h m gton. Hie .er . e l m y
ida, and much vegetable damage
Vrstlgatlng
I tie
I'rarl
llnrls.r s'-'u-ral of It,
l lilted Nation*
MOSCOW. Mar. 21, t/>*)
reported from heavy downpours
"uIIuck disclosed today that Fretl- i ' ■rKar,, *n"un. Trygve Lie. a . s r r t lecrec of
of the
tho 1 0 1
in .the H o m e s t e a d and bake
EHNRF.RG Mar. 21, (/T)—Hermann Goering excitedly repealed |
which , i«H,|lue' for'^onaid". [!r* \ , lm|,"".n"j. decree
I iO f f lC A l ) ( ) < l l d
NUK
lent Ri over ell md member*
,tl#l
ur‘t*", ‘
Tig 1of
*1
new Supreme
Okrechobie s e c t io n a , -Seminjle a denial
his cabinet and military stnfls "*»•■•••»■»* tmfoie the I ' M ) , and
the
demobi1lta-|
up
must
get
lo
tun k
County has had only gentle rains 50 RAF officers in March,. 1944.'
Thpn too u ,c Senators will have
li cussed and icjceted n plan to ‘‘,nl
*>1011
and eooler jveather recently whlen
Tho former relchsm unhal betrayed none of hi* previous aret ,|ow„ a00n l0 thp j„b nf lion of several million Red Ar myj
-Hack
Japan
Ju-«t
time
dnv*
be?!
tnimedtalely.
pan
jtut
nrne
brH
.....
.
1
if
* t i resulted in hkavy yields cf rogance ns he protested to the w ar crime* tribunal th a t ho had no deciding the future of UPA. Tluit and Airfares men between M iy i NEW YORK Mnr 21. i/V. i fore Nipponese airmen bombed'
remark meant that There
ngd
September
of
this
year
llnwiiii
'would
lo*
no
postpomum'iil
•
•
f
tiu»
‘Tne finest quality of celery.
1
*
"" — —
pfior knowledge of Adolf Hitler * .)rn|lah|y will require more weeki
Tile I’re-ollum ha- issued the 'W inston t'hutrhill l« on III- » .v
order to execute the fliers Hitler i „ f (|1,k „„ ltlp Senate floor
The infoiiii.il--..............nt murd m ^•e.iu l> i o „ i „ , | meet mix »• he*liilIt Is cvAlmated that In Semin
order
the rerumiiirinlatnVi ha. h I.. T nglnnd after nn «-»i,-n a statement , l.mitl.-d to tH.- i
*»»
Monda) . lie
rvplied.
ordered the RAk men killed fol-1 ,\|uch-nre<lrd housing legislation of the upon
slve 'm it!m il III Florida nod trips
ole County about (>M acre* of the j
Sovirt
D
pffiur
Ministry
lowing th eir recapture after a n l wl|| col„ llM)P „dditi.m il lim e I*
■ War »©**r© 'Thnt »% f**i thr Sn'tirit) (Vututl
to the nil'll'r-t mol N e « 5 ik •*ommitt«H* I*\ 1
winter crop of celery remains. |
Phi* onl«*r (iii'ftw til.'it nix tlu
Iti
df.
lr
”
1
tf
loo.If
bii
4ltttv
escape from a German prisoner «ifjprcm* ihnt there will Im- Util. 1
• in y II fin >
1 hi • C( Mil
,'it>
Yields of (500 to 1.000 boxes an
•’a now s f i u i h : in I hr nrnini ft
at
I. i
| rootn on the .Snirtlr’* Jummrrt p* siumlil !»«• irnlnrrd to civtliin
■*iiu-nl P.Utill" n i r o t « p i*n l i p .it r in a
Thr former
British
I*, ...... OllttPP IIIA*if t tp'
aer#
have
•via n
in e been
urrn reported.
reporieu. Oviedo’s
vivieuo s . .
.
.
«
•
( . u n f l. it
L ir ld
fr.trn
W .i-iu n iC t M ii.
Goerintf
wna
shown
|
cnlcmlar
for
ntiik**
ri»i»tr*»l
iihjk
'
t'Mlny
Mini*!
r
sailed
nlM.ar.l
tinliro-i
crop of spring celery is expected A f
I ,('111011
I a fle V
tatuq in L1"1*’ for the Fall har-j1
SlltHMIh t«d «»• *1 Hint
*n th© ! M m o N v i u i f . ri*|«tr«»Mit u U \ r * <»f
uern Mtr J', w h ..,r
depnitur-,to b# under wav about April 10. r V l
1 a u c J aUtlnfc th a t even, hi* PUiMinlinatc urfK *
Itiunia previou sly had tie
officers In the German AJr Mints-j 0 f course, th at's up to th.- veat.
!
i
11
II© r©- i t h r r r f t h r 11 liit t lo l! * T - ( li| i r D f
morvurur
<
*f
N
.•*
«
f
»..in
New
\
ork
harlm
r-ilus
....
....
Light movement of the spring
tnotilixed j:i i»K- irraup*.
ct'ivr*! infix in 1 1tuft •if .1.1 |UIMC"C •,,1' t b r I ' S ' l i ' ? S r u r i t y i u i t n n l
Meade Wilson, department com t r v were Informed of the execti- Senate leadership Even if the
was
four
liuiirs
later
cron Is already reported from
The new decree, however, d u -u ," ’£
f,Lunr ,,0'!r » l*,,' r
.....
Asiatic
Asiatic S^,WV|' rijrcted unofficially u Hu*Zellwood. FOll price* range from mander of the American Legion tlona. Goering m aintained atead-1 lawmakers finally approve a not affect commissioned -officer* !“ /JCi,Uk ‘v 4Tte bltf stiper liner inovemi'iits nlotiir ith©
44v ret ary of I man request that tho schedules!
faatiy
he
wa*
not
told
about
th
e
|abor
bill
it
will
take
weeks
beof
Florida,
will
lie
the
principal
91,76 to $2.85 according to site
in >th# Russian Army «m« • A i r - N o r t h Ul»»r |*l«r M H .m const. The former secretary of ........i
./ I I.
.
ss li,*,
4k
.s
War told the .om m ittee t h a t ! upening .of
the —
council
session
bo
'fo re n joint CLnifrrRpionnl rowspeaker for the Seventh Legion kUllnjt utitil it w m to o 'lu ta .
©tr>d grude.
or th© p rrso n n d of the Knl - *-- * v *f* »• *
O p « rin ic w nainiM b lissfu lly ;m|ttM cun. iron out tho fundn forr«
District
•
Constitutional
Confer
Churchill'*
wife
nod
.
their
!
theso
movements
were
of
such
a
(postponed.
Hauling* of relerv hnve hern ence to lie held at the Junior ignorant of soma thin** which rnrntnl difference* th at are err FUit.
Mrs.
Sarah
Oliver. fnrotidnl.lt- nature thnt lie went
A nieriran and British military daughter.
went on In Na*l concentration U in lo divide the llou*r and
iinmnlinti'ly in tin* Wbitr 11ohm*
Mo*n'L*.„dW
dTuc.da)
u v M | Mnrrh
^ h School
Auditorium.
Sunday
observers
It.
Moscow
M
t
r
v
r
that
'
"
ll"
1
w
"
h
,
h
Br‘,U
h
.............
..
Monday
and
6*
can
on
a,
,
0:00
A.
M.
tl
WM
camp* th a t he net up. He *wore. Senntc vcmion*.
Anyway you
St mu tin
I! ~t \ fit
>i ill
a _j • .i .unrcii .»i ui
th*
nrw
S.>»
trt
d.
....dull,at,on
r
h
"r"
"
r
,
r
'
leaving the-county, making a lotvl am„ mncr<| today by Joel 8. Field. today th a t he knew nothing of jooi, nt jt, „,dns* a new w ae d rr touche, the
vtm in
l-»st Hint hi* ictiMvnl
higge,,
wtnKle1
r
'
*
ahuat.l
the
gtiee.t
to date pf 2,427 cars shipped dur listrirt commander. The Auxiliary the slaughters In tho concentra o/ strikes rise* prospect* look group affected to date.
s r y r n l meuil.crs StiinA4»n inuii*'h.if* I\ uiut i|i*pretty dint for any crnckd6»aKumprsn royal f a >111I i p v 4*II**•*(! | tl4‘ ' nf •*» millit*ii
ing the aeason as compared with will meet in the City Commis tion camps, and said:
"Even Hitler didn’t know ap- frftnt rapitnl hill in the neat •
• - f rtill \
*ii til ! h«*
The \\ at
—
— ______
A im vnrsn
rnvny
t •> Itrlk'ium,
2,689 from the lower East Coast sioners Room at the City Hall.
The meeting will be opened nroximately what went on because j future
#
| Alan Kirk, itinl oIIipi *li |tls»mit (i«- lute I'frwul* ♦ . /kri ol.Mt n\ I hi*
and 1,122 from Rarasota.
of the (ir^tai.o
' f.t »*
ip
t ti rr**
titnr that
invocation by the Rev. W. Himmler"— ‘heart....................
H a r r y L o o R o o o Iv oh
v / r/"
Manager H. J. Lehman at the with
I*. Brooks, Jr and color* will be •—"always kept these things ex
* •
aa»
11 mHilnll.g fatmt*r fr*»nt Kr»*nn* ullernitt iv*-w I .4* *«.*• I ilf I
ttr.gndle.
C r o eia l
l-.r p li
I
Sanford Slato Market said he advanced by Cnmf>bcll-|g>*slng tremely secret.'•
.,Sln ten h t •Id )" u.'thing. ‘I Hulclll.n,' s m.-nd'e. ■( l i- . v .i n o ,
l o m m i s s i o n I n INUVy jt* mMutbing w«fr«l© Mf orIa 111
£ad received reporta of damage Tost 53 of Sanford. Mayor If.
T h e , British Prosecutor, Sir
,-„.eil.ing
in
the Millmd i sldwellN
15 man Ta*.
____ _
. Tb#» Knn«a* farm ei hail Imcn in 4'OlillI -• fieI
■By six inches of rain to beans, James (Jut will welcome- the David Maxwell-Fyfe, demanded of
"a - pie-cnt duimg
H arry l.ce. son of Mr. and Mra. i Miantt n |->r»imi ..f thr lime ih • nnturr »f nit iiltunaliim t•» Tokyo, t'ommittee
celery and tomatoes In the l-akn visitors, also State Senator I.loyd Goering ’’that even when the
Prime M unster was a t nr it cuulii fuciii .it oner.
a five hour ersalttll yeateida} 111
President Jack Ratigan of the Harry I r e of 2417 Laurel A v a 'j o u 'm
Okeechoble region. The cabbage
Hoyle, past commander of fhe Krlepleiters were informed of the Junior Chamber of Commerce no- m
Btim«on
t<> . th
Jacksonville when the gr>>vi|i
n
u
t,
has
t.cen
roitiinissioned
.in
j
Miami
Reach.
Tht ..........
ir mail— got
.
.
.
.
v.
.
,
.
...........
....................
.
...
, feinted
,
.
....... . .
deal la j atill
o n l*
no !8 ,n ,o r'* P°*1- Response will be concentration camps that you, as nounced this afternoon that the ensign in the United Staten Navy. t*w|sJnl, so the Kansas limit who, mittce-tlmL-he fawned nltaiklhg hratil n etMilelitiui. that the pre
beat glides bringing |1 JO U >2.00,
by Col, \y. c, Ben* of Or- second man of the Reich, didn't
Japan
without
further
notice,
on
gee*
by
1
lie
same
name
w
en
t,o
ff
sent dial)Bullion, uf .Slate gasidiue
will meet. Umiglit a t 8 'HU .11* raceivetL the rank duripg cetoTtInform
*
~ P ^ ^ p o u n d aack a t th e market. f fan<|0 Memorial Post No.' TP. :ml«f *
yotrP" " - " - - —' Jayceos
make .it* TilqTii.nilo “ r.'d
clock____ at
— <J'ieJ UUv
C
Hall.
-^'-1 .’.ntofiTeiT.al Tlt'o Tieorgia Sulfuol <>T to Hnrtmn. Therr * th ir " BtJTi-h dhe theory lh „i nff-u-c wSs' thJ"
■
^ Past -Dlsirict Commander J. B.
Goering bristled and said:
.
H
t'hurrhHI
went
there,
too
•*—
'*
hostftefensr
counties ■tu'~mnPTra\n ^rnad *>"»•
|
r
Th,group,
following
a
*
brief
Tpctfnnlogy,
according
n>
infornm___________
Kirkpatrick ’ wIB * Introduce the
Mini.on .aid U,a! It. o.evelt tent*.
‘
Tltp Kansas—who seek* to nr,.ill
terns
the eight stall* are expected to distinguished guests. -Department kept from me.—and I object to session, will go III a body trt |j»ke lion "received today.
The Knilftin — who seeks to summoned wlml then was known
The. riqtlention was inafle by
Slary
and
attend
the
Pioneer
Ens.
I
h
a
s
tu
rn
ordered
to
be available for me by the first Adjutant A. Reid 'Mann Will your designating Himmler as my
uiioffimilly » ni< ''war cabinet." A rthur N. Sollre, engineer for tho
Night program which is scheduled tluty nt th r Naval Training S ta avoid confusion and publicity
of April. One of the .stalls will speak.
friend."
say . ho often register* at hotels This group included Stimson. D utal Riuiid of Count) Commis
tion,
Newport.
It.
I.
to
be
held
in
thr
Community
Hall.
be reaanred for exclusive use of
under an assumed ttuiou to nvunl former Secretary „f State Cor sioners, on ladialf of tno commis
Aboat .100 Legionnaires will
Another Naxi is coming back Mr. Ratlgan urged all members t
£ r m .art,
r said Mr. Lehman. •
conflict*. He’s bark at Miami dell Hull, the fate Navy secre sioner*. Sollre' said that of tho
attend the conference, said Mr. to’ th* United States. She is be prcsvnt at tlir City Hall.
VETERAN MAY VOTE
now. for a few more day* of quiet tary, Frank Knox, former. Naval s.-ven-cent tax now levied, only
Field, of- whom about 6Q_ are "Axis Sally", th* woman who used
rest, before going home to Knn- Operation* Chief Admiral Harold two cents goes to county road und
expected from Orlando. 8anford ta pi nv' record* on the Berlin
SPRING IN CALIFORNIA
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 21. (/P) *n*. presumably In" tune f »r Stark and fcrmei Army Chief of bridge funds with four to tho
is
expected
'to
he
well
repre
radio
for
American
soldier*
and
Meeting Of S c o u t sented. Six delegate* to tho con work on their home-arrknets. LOS ANGELES, Mar. 21. (/Vi — A t t o r n e y General J. Tom spring planting.
Staff General George Marshall. S tale Road Department and one
Stimsmi said his plan to nttack lo the S late’s general revenue
were named at the meal "Axis Sally" ha* been identified — Spring camp to southern t'all- W atson say* ii Floridian who
O f f i c i a l s Ib Held ference
Japan at once was ili*cus.nl fund.
ing of the post Monday evening. by American officers as Mildred fortti* last night on th r wings was a registered voter when ho
thoroughly and ,ejected. The for
a sno»*tcnn. The snow frll entered m ilitary service may vote
Solir« recommended to tho com
- One of a elribi of weekly meet They are Comdr. Jack Roeeo. Gfllara, a 37 rear old woman of
mer Wat MN-ielary »»ld that m ittee, recently named by Guverwithin 20 miles of downtown j In this year's .prim ary election.
ings of Scoutera and field execu Nad Smith, Hrnlley Odham. Pat originally front Portland Me. She Lo*
what
finally
was
decided
wa.
‘Angeles,
(it
the
foothills,
and
j
Thl«
applies
even
though
hi,
was
, nor Caldwell to make a study of
tive* for boy sCouta waa held Johnson, Clifford Reel and Henry I. in a Berlin ]ai| now. Justice
h
this;
a depth of 13 Inches at i not discharged until after tha
*.bo S tate 's tax structure and d*Tuesday evening at the office of OlcotL Alternate* are George Department repnsentatives told reached
the
ro-registratlon
Big Bear Laikc, 90 miles away clotting of
n ,> o m u /.* n u ..
,
Roosevelt would dispatch a j ( V0r
recontmendutions
fo r
County 8 ubL T. W. Lawton, and Steele, Arthur If. Beckwith, Ro her today aba would he sent home In
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
21.
(,P>secret
message
to
Linperor
lliro,
ch|lII|tri
Bt , he 1947 .vision of
the njountalns to the east.
books.
^Jjojr scout game* and patrols bert A. Cobb, H. N. Pope, John to face treason charges, but
Secretary
of
War
I’alteraon
has
lilto,
warning
against
further
Jap
I
th#
F|ortlU
U
K„
i,tu
re
.
that
an
"Axis Sally" aa *h* called herself,
« * r e discussed Herman C. Mor- L Saul* and C. Butner.
app aled for continued War Dr- aggressive moves anil submit a aj j | , ion-, cent K„ to ti,0 counties,
A t the post meeting a t the replied:
principal of 8emlno|e High
partm ent leadership in scientific special message to tkm gress lell-i k.
..
distribution
3-3-i
requeat of A. C. Madden that
"My conscience la clear. I-hava
o rtsid e d
research
and
devalopment.
F
ating
of
the
danger
and
w
hnt
th*
w
hleh*
prev,
He(,
p
r,or
to
1941,
two
team*
of
veteran*
repre
. T jnt were: T. W. Lawton.
nothing to hide. *
terson did not rofer speclfirally United State* would have to d o | whenth* present 4-2-1
was made
Paul Bigger*, C. E. HcKeo, Floyd senting the Army and Nary com
--------1
dispute
on
eapit.,1
if
danger
app.-arcl.
Tho
so-called
.
..
■
ririatsaturw
to o current
Woodward; t . V. Matte. E. 0 . pete In a shuffleboard tourna
hill over thee degree nf m ilitary “ w ar cabinet” agreed th a t th e \ Oueslioned bv State Senator
•
•
•_____ .
Kilpatrick, J r - Theodora B- Kunge ment, George 8teele was appoint*,
in atomic energy d e - , U nited" S tate, would have
!H e« y 8
B a y a r d of
prrpsratlon
Emeai .11. Southward and Ned ed aa head of an Army taam Four UNO Nations
COVINGTON,
TennMar.
Zl.*lhrew
toys,
-candy
and
eomle
jfight If Japan ‘f’v.d«-l Thailand,
I m? X rJ f , 1 comm“
velopmenL
and
P
at
Johnson
aa
bead
of
a
8mith,
He said that one of the p r i n "- !i H.11* said
a . it napponati,
Navy taam to compata on Vet UrgedToJoin UNRRA UP)— A mere wave of the hand magatines to the little girl, whom
V d Stimson.
a* to whether Increased ax*
,
» *u
a th® Jnp*
Inndod **
in '"
Inu(vChinji
has brought first, class hospital they adopted a* mascot of the . . .
eran* Homecoming. Day on April
. ^ carried
^ a . i w n d l f u r o s by th* Slat* Road Dodpal lessons learned in the recent I „ ^
program waa not
treatment for a crippled farm line.
n t arrled pilrjmenj ^or
vrithin tha
war L that th# aecufity of the
L'
,
S. Tho aum of $100 was pledged
ATLANTIC C m ,. Mar. SI. girl a t • lonely waysUtion along
NO RIGHTS RESTORED
Tonight th* crack 70-mIle-an- nation
counties did not more than tnaka
dtpend* on the mainten-j
—
— Four countries that belong the Illinois Central Railroad.
toward support of th* Sanford
hour Chickasaw Limited will ance
nn,.iii«-«! T)>» Wnr secretary said that In up for fund* lost by the road and
of a position
to Ui* United Nations Organise- ■ It was pearly one year ago grind to a atop a t the muddy
^ 1 1 i j all'th is discussion, the possibility bridge funds, Sollee said they
• TALLAHASSEE, Mar. SI, (f) Baseball team. New members lion
•« *applied.
ap^uvu.
• -but at to the United Me- that a railroad conductor stopped crossing, but It won't bo to tow leidcnhlp In pci^ncf as
0f >n , t tack on Pearl Harbor
J person having an honors ble accepted a t tha meeting were'
did to H in t extent but that tha
| WM not
irge from the armed forces
fta to th* girl. Instead, tha to tnuiury problem*.
bis freight train in front of a
road
department
roncrntraUd
Ernest
A.'
Brothereon,
Jr.,
Ver
ramshackle farmhouse to gVt
not have hi# vjvfl rlghuearful little mascot of the rail
moat of Ua work on arterial high
dins] ,W. Wright, Mr*. Elisabeth riled to Join UNRRA.
V NO FOUNDATION
acquainted with the little girl roader* will bo wheeled aboard
Qupugh conviction of •
leaving th* feeder and
Repraeentatlre Sol Bloom of who had been waving to the tha limited. Almost before she
DETROIT, Mar. 21, (/T>— De- ways,
TREATY CONCLUDED
Daniel* Lea, Jacob S. Beet and
to mill
farm-to-markqt roads insufficient
N4w York ha* sent telegrams train* from her front porch. He know* it, Minnie Rose will bo
■
,■
tto lt Police Commissioner John ly
This
I t la
1. r ruling from William E. McWaUra.
maintained.
Invitation tg th# government* found that her name was Minnie a t tho Shrine hospital in 8t.
LONDON, Mar. 21. (1P>— A Ballenger has scotched a rumor
Attorney General J
Argentina,
8jrrla,
Iwbanon,
British
Foreign
Office
spokesman
th
at'
an
nttrmpt
was
made
to
Rose
Webb,
and
th
at
ah#
had
Louis.
There,
al|
that
medical
m. T h e ' ilta m e y gen- , j - r W . I K “" F .- V " ’
7.'"J a ,
Saadi Arable. Bloom says been crippled during an opera science can offer will be hefa — says that Britain ha* concluded . poison Edward Catdiaal Mooney
r- jk
fouiWatloni « f - *
of tha dT*nation* altor
aa a reward for her friendly a - treaty recognising the indo- at n, recent civic banquet. Inve*fM m fo'in
bullt D0O B.'CJ
^ i/M V U N RRA banner
nt that day en'; trains fre- wajra to tha railroader*.
pendonce of Tr»n»jordan. Th# rigator* ran down the rumor,
the
wove bcforW M tf men.:
ly M«*»ed
slowed down."while
down.-while con- Tbua, you aa*. Minnie.Row has treaty la axpocUd to be sigped Ballepger, said, and found I th a t
IK
can he admittad,,
wotlfl
|
‘ it lad no foundation.
and hrakruumbeen her tra fairy print#**. V, tomorrow,
ejril prlv
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nardy, chtiirmn ri, who ws* proVtntril from attending th i' m eet - 1
log. Fully .10 fine ponies sre to
be on hand for this event, it was
Stated.
'‘jlriltisn lly beautiful" was Iba
phrase used by Mrs. II. H. Mct-aslin to ch srscterirc the Flower
<fwatimied trasn fa g s Our)
* |<’.s llU f S I ' m r . . . owe!
Show that will revive the pre
decom tldni throughQut the huii* war unflual flower festival.
, - to put a new Iranian governm ent
tie** section of the cily. A. C.
Indicnllons are th at the shuf- In power.
S tin t, dem istin g rhsirm an. said fleboard courts will have th eir
The Immediate objective of the
I th s t ■ representative
of ’ the shaie of funs. A. C. Mailchn will Russians, according to this line
American Peculating
Lompiiny lny
lefo rc ihe A m ericani of reasoning, would b e jto g et of.
Iranian
for •*“
the
w L • r,’*ve „
W u*'® ' U fio n ’ for mi Army-Navy ‘con- final t™
^ * - permission i—
« * « •
>>»PiriK that the* returnees* continued presence of Rad Army
this huge task in am ple time f « | w ||, uVp „lU.antn|tc
of
thta troopy In Iran . These troops were
th e cejshratlort. The
•'*r[!VtKance to compete fo r w orth. to have b«Cn withdrawn by Mar.
AMoelallon I, cooperating whole , wh|]c prj|tM Lut r .g a rd lts . - f Z and their continued ^presence in
hearted!y try the project. accord this there will btr"« tourney for the middle eastern country .coalag —So -^Mr. Stine.
the crug of the Sovletothers who like ahufflebonrd.
_ Cracker p o n y enthusiasts are
Everyone present lit the m eet Iranlarf dispute. ■?»_'
g ettin g ready for thtf competition ing- was pleased with the progress
The S tate D epartm ent lias a t
in the Jousting ring, or more reported by Gus Schmah ami hig tached-no significance to the dis
poputarty the
“ Cracker
ring
committee. Fits, wood, closure .th a t the American vice
horse" rare, arenrding to E. E- barbecue
tables and food galore have been consul a t T sb ris—Robert Hossow
- Brady who spoke for John I,eo- provided by this group, it was —was detained for 30 minutes
teported. Mrs. Ouida Wilson and Is*t Friday a t a Red A rm y I’ost
UeaM -TskUw-M n
the 4-U girls have pledged th eir
the outskirts of the city. The
Bsss Dnpt i is .. UmJ
support and will be the hostesses State* D epartm ent says Itossow
I T pairti.s. 1st | m s
at the serving tables. The F u tu ra l "»s, f*1; " * ! , q f lck!y
, lh#
W«la Cih i - h U tui
Farm ers of America under the Horicts a fte r his identify had been
Lu**+}f sc #m*>d
leadership of Alex Johnson will rstal'llrhcd. The S tate D epartm ent
adds th a t the Soviet consul gen
eral expressed his reg rets over the
incident and traced the ' whole
thing to tnisdnilerstanding on the
p art of a Red Army sentry.
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Vet: Celebration
Committee Holds
M eeting Friday
U se
Hs Your WHITE
WOODWORK
Turning
LARCOmiD
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PORCELAIN
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ENAMEL
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long • wearing,
Wim'l turn yellow.
Aimthrr
C srm gtr
Product
“The Complete Pnlnt And Glass Store"
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
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LEGAL
Till'. STATI! OK Kl.nlUDA TO
•iKORtil; T. liOHWaT. so t T il.
KIKUI AKAMTWHNTS. SOI T il.
K ll.l.ll HUAI).
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w h i i k ; as i
A sworn bill ..f mmeUlnl hssl»K lirrn film In Iho Circuit C ourt
In and f«r K.mlnola County. Klnr.
Ids In Chaorery. agalnsl you tor
ill votes l.rrniBhl t*> I'air lets II.
tlormaii, Ihe-* presence are Jherefi.rt- fn comoiand p s i to L. and
Appear before mid Court si Han
ford. Klorlila.* on or before the
ISIh day of April, A. I> fsi*
olhecOflsr Decree I'm Confer*., will
be entered against you,
ti l. furlber ilfdervd Hist rhi,
notice be puhl|s|ir.l lo the k n iln n t
lisrald a pewrpspet PUpIDtied In
Hanford, Heml mile County. KlurWo.
iinrr earh srrek fur four t tf eon.
r e n ttr e wislrs. ■“
vy irNKHX- o u r— I4e 1.il -sad. of
ficial seal 11L Hailfold,, tr... Iliit
1 ‘iinnly of H.Vilrtsle and Hlate -of
Klorlds.'llil- Hi'' 1111* day of itarrb,
A. I*. I»H .
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fi I* IIKIINtNiN
Clerk of the Circuit Court
1HCA l.l
C.arlinl W Mpencer
Hsflrilur for 11la In 111.1
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PHONE 303,
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND CO.
CUSTOM MADE wboden blinds, warp-proof. No
mctnl slats used due to climatic, conditions. All type
blinds repaired. Free estim ates.’
CAPT. C. HOLT13CLAW, (Retired), Owner
1005 E- Fourth St..
Phone 197-W
.THURSDAY NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
A REAL CHiNESfFDINNER
*—
OTCROSS
must cofry onl .
Send
your• Dry Cleaning with your
’ a
laundry. We offer you a Complete
Service..
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SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
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17
3 miles South of Sanford
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Real Eatatc Snlcs—Rentals—Mortgage Loans.
,
5 days
’ ...
$24.00
General Insurance
Atlantic National
evu
Tonight’n All-Star
dependable'
COONEY GIRL
EASTER PRINCE
BENNIE'S PRIDE
s r i.V E tr r t r r .
Wtl.MA
VICTORY IIUM i
WILLIE BOB
SUSAN STAYERS
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
AT LONGWOOI)
NO MINORS ALLOWED
tin Route
■ 17
*. (Sanford
t Highway)
*
about 12 milcH South of Sanford
9
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
"Vo>
GREYHOUND GUS
la on the air evsr
WDBO tonight at
flilO and over WLOF
at 6:25 with all the
"dope" "on the dogs
Feature at the Sanford-Or*
Undo Kennel Club.
Ninth Hare—5 /1 6 Mila
Bank Building
^
TURN AT RED ARROW
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING’ CoT
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Room 4, Florida State Bank Bulding
GREYHOUND RACING
First Show 1 P.M*
B..B. Crumley
110 y. 2nd.
Dependable Insurance and Bonds
'Phone 960
CALDONIA
AND PROMPT
Drycleaning
Service
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Roy Wants To See "You!
JORDA
Phone 475
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urn corns
Phone 475
810 W. 3rd SC
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C O M P L E T E - A lE A l jt^ - ' T " .”:-*----- A
. ROY JOHNSON S RED DARN
RESTAURANT
, on highway
ACE AMUSEMENTS
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
*
Rring Your Family
NEW DISCOVERY
in a Hearing Aid
A big improvement has been made
In » hearing aid now welcomed
by thousand*. Accepted by the
Council on Phyiseal Medicine of
the American Medica; Association.
It is, a new hearing aid th a t doe*
not require separate b attery pack,
see
th
a
t
the
food
gets
from
the
Sanford'K C'nkircd Theatre
b attery wire, b attery case or
supply
c:nlerx
to
the
tables.
The
JET-'-l
ent to bulge or weigh you
WED. • THURH. Mnr. 20-21al old harbccue maestro*, Gus Sch garm
down. So small It fit* in the
mah and IV. FI. H athaw ay, will hood. The tone is clear and power
j head on imposing list of ex p ertj ful. .So made th a t you can adjust
whose fame a* barbecue chef*. it yourself to su it your hearing
I has incited widespread tn v y will as * your hearing changes. The
prepare the feast. I’hll Hach has m akers of Bcltone, Dent. 3072,
cooks th a t he will 1450 W. 19th S tre et, Chicago K,
.assured
.
.the ...
havfc no less than JO eorda of the | j|| are (0 proud of their achievebe»t harlieeue wrwd at their <11*-. mcM lhttt ', h. y will -gladly send
til m in
potai.
I j ri;e tiesc-riptiva booklet and exi i rmiiii
- Ed WlUluer. -m anager, of th « ,p g |n
»yt r w full
* n r t i i i ir
|S tm ln o lr Country Club, is hamli- .Icnumstratlon of this remarkable
■:i Dill Sit
cupper for the golf tourney tin t i bearing device in your own home
llllilt
will gel under way at 1:00 o'clock, i without risking a penny. W rite
"Mr. W hitner who reported the Reltonc todavv—Adv.
----Dalay
course In fine condition and said
that entries from the club roster
a* well a t fro m 'n e arb y cities In
dicate th at the p rlita wR| be
Your Red Cross watches over
keenly contested for. E ntries n rr
the comforts of boapilsllied’ vet
still Wing arcepteil. he said, uud
erans and service penplr every,
will be listed rig h t up to the
where. Help put Its Fund Cam
startin g time.
paign aver.
Uig league baseball with its
raliid fan* come* to Banford *it
Single or Married
3:00 o'clock on April 3, sold
Arch 16 - 35
Flrtcher Boll*, when hs reporled j*
for the baseball committee of I Exirerience Unnecessary
• Paid while learning
which he is chairman, for W ash
ington and Brooklyn will c lo u
• Frequent increases
bats ht -the Municipal ball park
• O v ertim e pay
lhal day. These two clulss are
ft Paid vacations
being rated as lop contender* m
f
t Taxi-cnh se.rvlce fot
| their respective Iragues.
A d d ed A t t r a c t Ion
t
"Who knows,” said Mr. Bolts.
late hours
„ “we may be seeing the first game APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
l uvalciidc of Negro llands
(tf np,4 F'nll's World’s Series."
8 • 5 weekdays
see and belli <ah
(
'Ticket sale* will sta rt soon mul
Saturdays 8 • 12
Mill* Brothers and The Delta
i i(| |nclU(|c ()UX
white
Rhythm H oys.,
{grandstand and colored grandr n . I stand ducats, Nationally known
Admisnipn
vports ’ w riters from N’ew York
and W ashington will accom p.ny
the learns, it was said.
^ I. J. II. Ratigan, chairm an, an-lj
| the Junior Chamber of Commerce'
sponsoring committee, litis p ro - 1
VRJhl for two big dances.
A]
Script dance at the A rm ory will
get under y s y at 0:00 P, M. |
Stew art M artin's hand from Or
IK I'ROUDI.Y PRESENTING
lando win provide music . till
I 1 00 o'clock at u cabaret style
affair that is finding favor witti
the local and neilihtoring dancer*,
said Mr. Ratigan.
On M agnolia' Avenue betwem
F irst and Second Street* nn open
In their final Joint muniml recital
a ir dunce mill sta rt at h o'clock
ami end at midnight. Two hands'
will give the participants a v ari
Tht> [lultjlc. Irnth while mid columl. i. cnnllnlly invited
ety from the hot and sweet to
the square dance and reel*. Color- j
to nttcml
ed street light* will heighten the
Admiitaiiin Free
gay spirits of the dancer* and
onlookers.
“ Much hard work^ by the var
ious committee* ha* been done
and wlR rontinuo to ire done to
Maure an Impressive welcome to
the veteran^ and give them a day
full of activ ity with « te ltrlip n
of event* th a t surely should meet
the wishes of everyone,” said
President Coleman. "Thv Cham'ier
of Commerce hopes the day will
also add a s s u ra n c of our d rtir*
la have these fine girts and boys
T h 6 Public Henilflg to t*C fluid on M airft-23, 1010, (a tan stay here and Iie'.p m the growth
of Seminole County."
■Ider change* In the Koiiiug OritiiiHiiro him Itren cancelled,
M anager Higgins said that i t
duo to other request far certain change* ariil amendment* to
has been many a moon since »u
complete a day of fun-making
blher district* o[ thv Zoning O rd ln iiitt.
ha* been planned here. He ex
pressad appreciation to T. W.
A' * Public H earing Will be h e ld .a t u Inter dnte to conLawton, superintendent of public
education ahd the school board'
ild«r nil nuch change* ami notice will
published of tho date
for their cooperation by making
of such hearing,
IMa
FLETCHER E. ROI.I.S, DICK KLSBERRY
117 So. PARK
Iran Will N egotiate
Oil Concessions If
Troops Evacuate
M ypA ,Y ; J\lARCn!
l^one 4fl!»
MILLARD STRICKLAND And
GERTRUDE L. McKINNEY WOODALL
MONDAY NIGHT. March 18 - 8:00 p. m.
THE RIGHT FURNITURE
FOR YOUR LIVING-ROOM
PORCH - -
Notice Of Cancellation Of Public Hearing
• On Proposed Changes In
Zoning Ordinance '
Tuxedo Feeds will make your
C h ic k s G ro w
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
i~-Association also
rtnnlmian making
!ar~your * 'supply of
healthy Baby Chick* from-
th e day a closed one giving their
employee* an opportunity to lake
advantage ot lb* festivities.
Rattan Suite
2nd fit. *t Sanford Art.
Phone 358
to your out-door living room
Upholstered in colorful
IN THE SOUTHEAST
* .
Mage people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other.
Itraustbc...
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A SETTING
FOR BACON
AND EGGS
He Puts that Uniform
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right if your bacon and
eggs, are eaten from a
dinette such a* this.
Sparkling white enamel
with lindleumtofc®\ ; ■
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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In Unity There In Strength—
To Protect tho Peer* of Hie Worldi
To Promote the Progress of A m erica;
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
ft I. am ' i. . . 1
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A 11.V
SANFORD. F U tta iM
Cut
in ^
Extension Of Draft
Law For Indefinite
Period is Urged
B y ' Gen. Hershey
TUESDAY
Wa s h i n g t o n .
M a r.' u«.
: W J T - PrealAflgr~~TfB8H tf lisa
sent Congress a report on the
first meeting of the Unit'*!
N ations, held in London two
m onths ago. The President
declared th a t the United States
must continue to support snd
improve the charter or betray
th r tru s t of those who fought
for lasting peace and secuiity.
The President stated that
lo do our utm ost in this es
sentia) effo rt of peace-loving
nations wilt be lo give new
ami full expression to the
meaning of "A m erica'’ to the
* orld.
Mr. Trum an’s report cover d
the activities of the American
delegation 'at* the UNO meet*
E o r ^ R e v e a lin g -L
ation
D
a ta O n B o m b
V
Dr. Alan
Innocent
tion Of Secrets Act
Two Injured In
Auto Accident
At Five Points
Warm Up Hell-Diver During ‘Operation Frostbite’
created at San Francisco, he -aid
NUERNBERG, Mar. 12. (/Vi— and the new organisation has not
A p p ^ J il ° t th«
St
A Swedish engineer —■ Birger •urvivtil am m»ny month* as Ihe
Dahlerus— testified at the N uern • wretched League of N ations"'Jw h n s lU w r 10 foot c h a n n .l p n ,
He v a r s n l
W ‘"
to Sanford
berg war crime* trial today that survived years.
s*
the Swedish government rejected • gainst the next « > r and «w te i * ^ b s k »
p
r.
Oppenheimer,
atomic
bomb
subcommits*
of
the
AppruprU
tlo n ,
a proposal th a t It mediate be L « J i ,
l a t Log
r
X
I . m„. < ommittee. was
research director
Alamos.
._. announce,)
, . . in teletween Germany snd Britain.
Uy, bv .s le n U
.. F.1. .. ;
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However, Dahlerus told the N. M., a* statin g th a t It m ig h t, ^ • n,"
|
* court the Swedish government lw possible to wipe out our . 110
million
iwopls
in
one'
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c
k
,
.^<ninol.
County
Chamber
^
L
om
-j
offered no objection to a private
CHarles Ancllixen attem pting such negotiu-. Terming the situation as critical. ™rrc*
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ld rhe
stated th a t a world system drew* and Claude Pepper and Be- (
, ..s .tio
n . As n result. Dahlerus „said
f
* be personally* carrlcl „ six-point \ of ccntrol i* the rnly defense;
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Present Confusion In Manchuria Because
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from its rf*tJrr«trritn! tvr« in I run
th a t Sm it’i offtcaalft to Tehran
A err try in ir t«
Ur rimer
Ahmed i|iD «in
prolPilltilf.
E n iti n e e r s Flan
P ublic, H e a r i n g s
On Imurnvements
A series of public h.-iinngs b>
I'm sard, it did anuthei bo f.mducte.1 by the Unili-ii Stnies
th
i it eml turn which shot both Engineer* office in .Incksonville
cut for the purpose ot learning who-.
_ g I hem The! Federal improvement- /ire desired
tu tg ___
a n d b___
r u is in
r t r taken to the hospital Ilut'i nud ihs necessity therefor have
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wrecked cars were- lowed
-to—ltai| -------l-een announced by ‘ ol. A.B,
Jliff 's pla^e.
101*1' •. dlstpjCi T e i i w - r .
[ Satim lay afternoon m "Death
The hcsdtigs will m it e r around
Valley’s on the Orlando H lg h w a ,'’.fb«',l cmitr.4 navigation water
Mr, Ivn Smith driving » 11*41 conservation and -tahdirnthin .in■*
Oldsmihiile
—
i
e r^R n ita tin n .
Coupe
northw ard,
related purposes of various i U r i -
CHUNGKING. Mar
Mar
t'HUNGKING.
lIf*,
‘.i id '1 1 overtook and smashed into the ,|n w aterw ay* Ineluding tb.e uppci
T hr Cl Jill se
Communist leader, iv nr of a Ford sedan driven hy St. Johns River and n iai-h . the
Buy
t’ hou Kn Lai, has ch a rg e d that Kufus Brelove of Fern Park foiv- w aterw ay from
iho
Jt. Jo hn s
Chiang
km-Shek'*
N a t i o n a l i s t ' ' m g h"im into the ditch. Patrolm an Ittver to th e k ls s im m io ltivcr and
\ n H
l J U I |m i N
O l l l f l D / U I U are hi
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back sliding on tbeir unity I Binder reported
.Mr*.
Smith
the rharmel from Sa.ifor.l. to Inlie announced
that re faces charges of reckless driving, ilian Itiver near Titusville.
f ’ .. J ^ , T f t A l e i / ”,k i n « l l P M *-*
pre*emati«e$__of the Communists * Consul,-I aide
dnmuge
to
a
Hearings will he '-eld Apr
1U
t l u ' l u h 1 I s / a i d \ 11111(1 pre-ent
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ft Hi | ih#* \ til mhft tlutft w t u k l
s w n h **f -TT-fdus A r m v “amt N avy
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hand
mu
Mai 1*1, isT*i
Iwllli la liitfUisi. -wl ho «il tin Mali
buy IIOh.OIKl.lWil
' h -u seCuird the Natluhat Pai
m. I.. m e.
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*)' n ’ ve so rtln g to m c k *
and b—d . sod
people
(.< I hum to ot.le,. the
r e lie v e XPat ,tnek«-ti cvuntiy
T h e t <.('el
S lateFo re ig n
L i q u i d a t o.t, , .*r,imts*ioii announced
i
to d i r ,
He lerlai il th.,
a g irrm c o t. i.-.oh,.
at the te h e s t of IKmftyd
»hnll jsrc f ■|i«fcr'I#**l h»*
h
t lb*- wu«v fire*
\tni
iHulge pickup trw .k d r iv e n t,y m L e e s b u r g , Apr I* in C o ifin g
Thomas
McCullough of tls tc e h A p r '-'t at F o r t p i c r . e , A p r J'* » t
r e s u l te d Mondav aftetjiiMin a t 2,30 T it u s v i l le a n d May u at k l s s l m o'ctiM-k » h a n in illiv r n b) T n ic e
.1 Sm tl It
e g'
f l a i l Mims i « " T h e d l - t i t . I o o l i m
>'
" >«'
m f o vlie K o k
f lb
t r u c k a n d v n l i M th at a l e p i n t
the , ha nkfllH'kud If ignm -l a tre e . Ttid ncl from S a n f o r d In t h e Indian
. . . i oily dulling d R n ' i near T i" i *m IIi
a u lh o ru e > l
nc^to*
in
11-el »*tl fo.
T*.f In
'V utllg
i r jr-n
d r ’ -lu
'iuln
o im
......
. “J in
•*' *- '•♦
ul... and lo VS* ,|f
.irie,lo,l
u i adopted
..........
rhe Hcvidept l/dT Mv th.- rn.um nll.c mi liivcr.the
the dra) today, Hon *4 i h r ^tiv«*n»ltif*iil" ifll■j # rvcklfM dnviiijf.
and -aid d-i»p*v*a| of the pm- unified, nil-party natiuniil Admin occurred on Stale n>au 57. two and Itorlmr* of the House of Be
mill's im - 1 of the St. Jo h n s Hi- p re s e n tn ti v w , was subm itted by
p e rtic , will m a td e FI.C to roll i»t ratio n
‘b* ‘Datrsct eng tn ro r ,.}n Nnv.
Ch(W tdnmfd th r prtm rnl con* ver in Volu-la iguiity.
up * t le s-t lhrt>e t ’nilci State*
Eugene Faulk*, n egrop
a r > U » 4 l. The r c i - 't o
u.itovornhK.
fi n in n in Mmnchunft p n r t l y tu
__ ___ _____ ^
_________________
,
terse- in the - uthw e-t Pacific,
Senator Boyle asserted th a t the on the project and that he felt Freude ha* twe- ma.le hy :he
The FLt rh irf, John II. ward, t h r fuel that it took lh»» U r n l i a l ir -le .l for i . - . U v - driving ,.fte. >" lm i.rovrm r.it amt actnm then*jjov rnmrril two tnunlha ti» «irr**r hi- l o r d r-dlnlnl Uith a n n t h n on » . / t h r H o a rd •>* I .i.gmrer* f
peace of 1918 failed because th e , certain that il would tv p la ce d i United S ta ir- arvl Britain s» » -aj*» the —ir » ti| provide w w
Allies became divide,!. He ju ld ed ijn the bill for appn,jm'aii.in. “ I , note to the Argentine t i 'm c r "
lio.tnhi.ixat » ..iih ,it -hip- and to fi r n r i a l Mm that I'- MitfirrMion Ffint i lr i v 'd by John George on n w r - and h n rh o r. »u* deferred
ut th*’ rrrjypftt n1 l»N ml intvri’iUs
for
[ th a t t r u r t tvatti* I f * r n t into Cfb fy Avftiur Tif»l
th a t in 1930 the United State* “feel quite confident that It* will Lee Diplomatic ...urw* m i t ! v! harbor
n . r . r » « , slight v,h"
«'lditional
enacted the Smcot-llawley Tor* be passed by the H ou-r and Sen- German file- -ho* that t r e ji r h a tte ro l »sl*i tian*]Mti ‘ About ' Mafvchui la T h e Uoiiimtmi9t%, •'Li r»!»y c.vrmrii;
lor c.\.i»id.-r.itian
:u a * t->«e,| a l^-rman pa—p e n ►
>’
fju . „f dr'y |RDYt(iDnr a r r nahl, a g r r u d i m m n l i a t r t y
d a t n a g r tn both «... Ileiulej- -aid •n/*<t"IJtr...
riff Act which started a worUL at*," K e^ aid .— ------ ------- . . .
^
[ f()v*
tu khur t i*f thi ii'rju, thf*
i 11*31—two y ear- a fte r ,t i T - " i '* a . tuelr^hcl
*ttch * - flour, hesns
r h m i dreiarfft th«t fiifhliitif m I
wide “trad e war ami caused a
ft
.|Tpi f 11' | r R|f | ft 4*f*| III *t*11#i! 111u
rveord, rU im r.) he h»,| hee«w*e »* and c* m l j t ra li-n - t'hftef lin e a r I (follig «»o in m a n y |*]«rr« in
g reat depression. Hitler exptoltwl
I, , . 1
„ I rtddiloninl ti.fo.iiiHl.on
not
^
Arjcvnlmf riliiF t
I rvacJd*
- " a d d . a huK. am o u n t of ftu^I Ire I ital ufoj Tiorth < h*M
public discontent and rose to
,
V T O S S ,u lm ill 1 rd un.l til,’ M-c.rt »»» rr
I n o to g ra p n e r
U p € n s
Fanned at N»I» <■* uf ir* U t r i
■*M ipi'hr* will
m id r available fTf«ver;imrnt fuitev
greater power.
a
| wi|
/ 1 • C i J liiri\rd
t bI ft d*xf I<*»• w 11 Iioul AC
The Senator ciplained th at
V a w
lif t in g
{ h r S u v*’ I»r|L»r1 m r n 1
fo r \+ \\a m
H i v n p ro jo tU by the inir ofi i on irn m ih l hrjil t e r r t t o i v n u
w ew
o tu p to
t i c r c i iiooin.
u m t, %to ' " " I j d eal In tto | a . i , I NKRA haduring the era of appeasement
.
. Mu. m.ii in a report on relate
■" ■
{State- had -ought l., h»»e F ir . in 'h ought • IJO.i-Hi iahl »nrth of FLt.'.
from 1931 to 1912. the AlUe*
F I R S t Al l.
A new photographic studio, th e j deported
p roperty tor u -r in China.
remained in a passive sta te while
H itler reoceupied the Rhineland Raymond Slwtio, will be opened j
.HINDU CLASH LX
4ftT h irr palm I r r r lurv. tolicvr l
r g
.—
■ -------------------------- and began -a career of aggres in tho Florida Bank Building as
A le ttr tf n f upproeijlioit from "B A TA V IA . Ja v a ,' M ar. 19, f/PJ *
h r —p o h rr to * have toeft . - f t to',
sion.
- w tm tK - R f v r A L r n - - j - r h e :
A n u m b e r of m in or clasiicpranki-h youths,
Firemen the U'tdsli Convefescrnt Hospital
' '" J a p a tT ' InvadeJ-TMa rvchm ia i n
SecttrtTV ttosrd "In TlrTsndo an "|i5fl
have ocrurre
ocriirre,!
ltesch for~glft(
on - t h r « alarmx tact rv e tiin r a ^ lh .rlnnnan a - lirsch
f o r ’glfU made Imvr
.1 in Jnvu. Two In*
dark room, and "drec-tng
IBS I an d —Ita ly - took- Eli
T Al J J U IU IH l’K, Mar.- I'.*. >t 'v-^T>«,unf«vl fists) th a t Us repre- shortly
rtly after 2:30 o'clock. The « t Christman !imr. ha- Item d|an enlisted Mien w ere killed
Senator Boyle stated, "while
sha—cefi
X it
■nruvMfwe.i tndav «
cupr .-roe v to i-. in
*• -e n ta tiv t. * 'll to in Santonl on first alarm was at Valencia Drive received by thr Junior Red-(‘rasa, I and five o th er- wounded w hen
League of N ations stood hetptoea. •M
room, it
ruled th a t a clerwal e rrv. n Mar. 22 .1 tto United Statrv
to Florence M, Hern-1 the Goodyear th e factory u t
We stood by while H itler and who came her* ftum M arietta. the M onda S eerrtaty of Stale's^ Em plnjm em Servtor from 10:311 at 9:2ft; another call m ine tu put according
’
HuUentorg wna fired upon white
Mussolini installed Franco a^d Go. and who dectave,l that he offree i* respoem tle to r l h ' 7 A. M. lo l -.00 IV M .'for tto pur- nut a burning tree at Sim Carlo- don, chairman
The gift,- included W> ttpumls | they were gunnling it. Members
arorked to r some of th e Jon?*’ failure to pav the p ro p erIpooa of assisting all persons Drive. and at 9:51 came a call
the climax of appeasement was
to put out the fire in n palm of home made candy: Ift.Oo worth nf the Brltish-lndlan guard rc•todio* in »h* country,
reached a t Munich in IB38
for qualification as a candr- having Imsine— w ith or desiring tree near Ft. Mellon I'nrk.
of holiday cards, seals and rib- turned \he fire. Minor clashes
tbtg him will be his b r o fee
Chkntberlaln sacrificed t'treJjQd
ate
tor
t*adr
t
’mwty
-o
lm
’or
m
ferm
allon
ato
u
t
Old-Age
and
Fire Chief Mark Cleveland -aid bon* tor patients In use in w rip ’ also have been listed at Bandoeng
promise ther. L.C. Beavers, who will s p e
slavakkt fo r an em pty prom,
S urvivors In-ytanco.
today th a t not only did such fite- ping gifts (donated by the G ar-lan d Scerubaja.
cialise In snapshot a ml am ateur before the lege! deadline.
of peace.”
—— ■---------- *— *
roenace property but th at it tons den Ctuh); 209 tree ornam ental
"The world wo* plunged again finishing. The studio ts imm ediat
TELEVISION
men and equipment out of service and 25 Chri-tm a- belts made b v ;
Into w ar U 1230 when In Septem ely oTer th# fofm er sit* o l th e
tor other possible fire run-. the Soulhsldr school children; liMl j NEW VORKi Mar. 19,
ber H iller Invaded Poland. Al Robb Bakery. W.R. Beavers w ttl
I’olice are seeking tto Identity of painted pine cones, gold, green ’ The forthcoming atomic bomb
ear* of tho p o rtrait an d
though France end England de
and silver, colecteil and pointed I test eff Bikini Atoll in the
the offender*.
clared w ar against G erm ing, eoastnorcial photography s w k .
by the Girl Hcouts, amt GO glo,* Pacific will be fully covered by
there was little they could do Ho b married an has three small
tree ornament* that had to c it! television. Six major teiaviiioq
end H itler occupied Denmark.
T H R t.L
NAZIS
STRANGLED boughtofrom the Junior Red Cross rompanie* tosluy jointly nnmJiine
. Holland, .L uxem bourg
F orty new I—<t< were rrc m tly p R . Davis.
"A laskan Trail for
ed plan* to r televising "opera
Fund
and Belgium.” Senator-Boyle
released to readers at thr San- ‘ D ogs" is by Elsie Noble Caldwell.
BUDAPEST,
Mar.
19,
OP,
EXECUTED
In addition, home rnailv candy tions crossroads" for television
^ J e r defeated “
"T
he
Anatomy
of
IVace"
by
Kmlo rd Public ■Library. It »*> on
Thm - Hungarian Nasi* who serv was sent to (he men of the Han viewers In New York, Chicago
in a brilliant six wee hi
. Mar. 12. U V - The nounced by Mrs. E. J . Moughton, eey Rctt», quotes many noted ed In the puppet regime of fo r ford Naval Air Station. Enroll and Philadelphia. They have r e
‘ In May o f * 1240
French government has eaecuted librarian. Women, *to seat, are. au thorities in th e ir siewi on mer Premier Ferenc B ialasi have ment for the Seminole County ceived permission to send a
o ff the continent,"
siuithor cbltaborotkmMt Marcel reading much nf the trrtous no*i- world peace. "T h e Big Three", been strangled to death— th e le Junior Bed Ctoas la 100 percent cam eram an w ith task forco one.
toward, the notortoue leader nf ftcttoa a t well as book of the by Ik F. Dallin tells of the world gal method of hanging in Hun from all school*, it wan reported,
month selectlg»» in firtten, Mrn protJem s of the United States, gary. T hty w ere put to death have made 11 ko in donations, and
KILLED IN CRASH
Senator ’ Boyle declared.. "
V IENNA, Mar. 19. (A1— Three
one week after the form er pre 407 sent to this area office at At
o r* show igr" * preference for B ritain and Russia.
tam ed upon Russia __ _
"T he Farm er Take* A Wife" mier was executed in the iam» lanta IhU aion(h. Sixty educa Americans hava lost th e ir lives
a t F o rt de Chatttlon early today. m ystery aRd srestetn ftetten with
CaaeL”
is by JohrmCoulA "L o w ly it The manner.
Bwcard once boroiy escaped *vtas- plenty nf action.
tional gift boxes havn been dis tn th e crash of a U. S. Army
sioatlon in 1244 fo r hi* pro-Ger- , l a |h * non-fiction group is “The Lew" a story «* ^ b i a L l n . X ^ j U
tributed to the schools and will tran sp o rt plane in H ungary. The
-----------------------4
E r r and r by Betty McDonald and Gallway counliFa, Ire la n d ^ *
man ocUriUoa.
be filled by April 1 and shipped Plans was enroute to 1 ugoslavla
RUSH
T
R
IP
.
*
from Germany, with five Yugo
ing two years o f chicken farm - hy Robert Gibbihg*. By Qurtitirf
NBW VOLCANO
lo th P export depot.
slav officials who had been a t
esperiMW* In the Olympic Reynolds h "OffWUUy Dead", (ho
PERMISSION GRANTED
OTTAWA,
M
ar.
12,
(At—
Prim
s
the N ail W ar Crimea Trial In
Mountains of th e northwest, and sto ry o f Comdr. C D. Smith, cap___ TO, Mar. 1*. m — The
N iym berg.
ta ia o f the USS Wok* whom the M inister MacKenti* King has
VTiUfB id i fififthil BaJttdrr,
CLARK ON LKAVR
iA , Auatrta, Mar. If.
Japaneae* new* paper—Asahl—say*
disclosed
th
a
t
he
made
a
rush
* f tH g America* Adventure" by Ja p a could n et bold as * prlaonBERN, Sw itterland, Mar. 19,
“ “ Mm from a “
trip across the A tlantic la st fall UPI— General Mark Clark h as
m"a y p r e v ^ t w a r
_______
__ to ’send politi- Edna Barerhak. tells of the au th
enter an
to
prevent
w
hat
he
feared
would
LONDON, Mar. rtf, U b — Field
arrived In Bwllxerland to r a six"Chows Marche* On" by R.
a d rsp rsot ntatlvea to a a y nation or**. experience « f being rnn w t
be
a
leak
In
atom
ic
energy
asof Berlin by th e Gestapo, and nf F tae and "Gin Rummy Com
day vacation. The commander, of M arshal IxiH Alexander see* the
-*■*-*■r -------- A ustria, .except
vlUagae an the
■pan. Under th o h er reaction to th* dress, manners p le te " by U l i t e r Richard, are rreto. Th* Canadian Prim e Min A m erlran force* In A ustria a r deadly atomic bomb a> a d tterb Tokyo le
telephoos to s lic t
•d by the AlUed of America where she rear wed recommended to r those who enjoy ister said th a t his transatlantic riv e d here today and plana to ren t to war. The form er supreme
trip wo# made to Intercept a Bri call on Sw itierland's President contender of Allied forces In tho
A nsU ian I epee - her teaching career In an Ohio tlsea* ptmftt.
imo, aero** the bay froto ttm
F a r thna* ■interested is drama tis h ' scfentisL It was believed K arPK cbelL The American lega M editerranean told on audience
political am t college.
____
"Soldier of Democracy" is a tics Chore to The B. O. W. S. the Scientist was about to revqal tion says General Clark's visit a t hletoric g u ild halt th a t the A*
le
bomb may prevent another m ajor
to appgw pt o l TUB length bosgraphy of (toner*! (T h e Barrett* of Wimpoia Streat. the highest priority atomic secret* will be pit rely social lika the
to Russia. ■
'-•»■ . . d t Ms stay In SwlUcrland,
hy Kenneth
w ar fo r £a. long ti» o .M
leva
.....................
JlSC-.-'J .<"1 .
,rji
• ______________ J----- - * <•* . j
.
'Junior Red
i hanked r o r G ilts >•«„ r«r ,... .Mr ......... nmi *•
Sent To Hospital "*•**•
r e 'rs js s rs s g fft-
c~"> ^
Forty New Books Recently Released
To Readers At Local Public Library
to
time.
—
W.H. Anderson Gets
U S, Navy Commission
ii. W eltir Hodge A-*------ —
of Mr. and Mrs. M.
ffcr -IC*I Km Aven
commissioned en •
United State* Navy. » tw i« m i ,u
j rt efcrsat t T t
Station a t N ew port,,
i
m
F r e u d c launched UJJRRA
Lane Arramrint*
----- George—Harden who will _
com panted by Mrs. Edward Lons;
on acrobatic dance by Elotae
Cook and A nita Aiken with
Mr*- Lille Moran a t the piano;
a song by Martin 8 t!n«clpher;
i ^ a solo danro by Gretchen Kirchs P h e f f with Mrs. M orin accom
panying
cn
th e p i a n o ; a
re c ita tio n
by Bobo Dean;
cartoons by L arry Loosing, San
ford'* wonder boy cartoonist; a
U p dance by Jacqueline McDonald
and Ann WhIUkeri a blackface
act, *ong and monologue by Tom
T rent of Plant City with Mr*,
m t a t the piano, also other
lure* lo be annertwed later.
FFree
n entry to the Itlts Thekter
'./SM Ii ’ March 2ft, 20 end fT wUl be
given
by M anager H. H a m s
tJlD
t
Ihoee who h are badge*.
Two
, carved by
B* Met
tl. (Hillrtl h u eftr lo the
*ml«» the f t h o i d d ^ »>f the
nmtl qriil slopped
a Iread"y related In* a British for. universal outlook of p o litlc ^ and
sign office
Lice blue bodkI, *«>«'
„
. ,
„ 'n“,»*
‘• U jhnoxei<frnm
ljB |
that moVes
money Vo,"
for the l*.f
BUENOS A IRKS. Mat 13, l4
But D ahlerus did dUclose to- i
. Kl1™ , I eople m ust imlive*. f”° t channel will be *vcUrv,T
n tl —Coi: jL a n -F W ttn . A itw itu w
representat
day H itler's reaction when the j J^*,r
!«ler.
'
Istrtm g'm an leader appear- to i w t
engineer informed the Fuehrer In government and elect pnly
Following the failure of t h c c n l y the vote* of Buenos A m
those
who
will
pledge
to
work
1 that ______
hli so-called
peace
proposals
. iff
_______
House to include the project in Province or tbc ,ap(t*l itself *
international government.
had la-en rejecter) by th* British. fo r We
mustfashion a plan for ’he Civil functions bill among climb hi, h,-M on the piv'i.bn
Dahlerus said Hitler became hign- enduring peace, or face extinc- other Florida items, Mr Biggin*
CoL IVi-m appt«**b«i * ly exgltabls and quoted Hitler as lion,” declared Sen. Boyle.
j re present lug the Chamber
of S3 electoral vote* nf victor v
saying:
He opened hi* talk by review I Commerce and other centml F ie ri, day b, «!tinin«
in t * lie
ing the events Immediately a lte r 'd * inteiests. journey^) p. \ V , . l Piosmee
IV .on
j World W ar I when the w orld 1 ingtoo and outline,! the Ue-irab. ,o lr - u, ii« .vs >•! hi* opp en
! was lulled lo siren by a fa lse jllty of the project to a S e n a te 1 Dv J.„ c T a m t« im In i* o •*(
PP .
merit for the 21st annual Pioneer
Night at Lake Mary Is being
moMIltcd by Edward F. Lane for
Thursday evening, it was an
nounced by Frank Evans, who
ha* mads pioneer Night an eager
ly looked for annua) event by the
"young people'’ nf the county be
tween tr.e ages of 10 and 2U.
Mr. Evans again today re0 quested that the younger of the
"young people’.’ assist the older
In re ttin g to the hall.
Music will again bo furnished
by Goorgo Fellow* and hi* San
ford Concert Orchestra. Tho
vt «•* tty&tiif
Peron Needs 59 Communists Accuse Nationalists
Electoral Votes Of Back-Sliding On Unity Pledge ITo Win Election A'hou En-Lai Blames Central Government Of
»? a J o in t c o n f e r e n e e ’ 1
b*for» Illtltr’i legions gtUckH probltm, he d r
PoUnd. Dahlerus appeared an
dUgusifd In
m\lm and on thr pla
«|||.*
,- • for
for a. .r Ontvenuil - law
mu*t
be mor"'7 wfll be made avaltabte
__ ______
next for Hermann Goering
ony included much material **Pr**»«I in all ehttrchjfa. ami a ■for deepenine the channel
th to 10
testimony
a . ,und. . . . . . a
t hiit K inthie
-
four
ftTW™
Five Points were injured; and was delivered l"»t night by the
Jiv and Mrs. John Teague, who lruntan am bassador, Hussein Ala,
Operate the t ’ity Drug Store in to Trygve t,ie, tho United N a
Sanford, narrowly escaped injury tion* flrganiiation secretary gen
wlieii the Fool turned over side- eral. who is n*»w in W ashington.
a i i t c Ki|) of ii trashing In the
The first secretory said the
fr..nt of Mr. Teague'* Packard. nmtiassndor acted on instructions
I in itrci.lent lm]>|icned shortly which he received from Premier
afti-i ■1 ;ihl o'clocko'*Monday
Ahmed
» 11* 1 even*
# A
flitted uQavam
a v n il l lain yesterday.
jrsu iu n j.
" *
cording to Stale Highway, hr
,h a l the Am11 "
"
bussador might personally oreg dv. d The driver of the Lord.
x „
t £ ni*n c„ f against
1 ipibv Kimble of Oviedo. w*» i ilu,„)a to the Security ' Couirfll
a .,e ,t« l
for reckless 'b'vm g.
s>w York next Week.
* '**' be and n passenger. I ln>|tn
fjeforr this announcement, there
'
"I *tviedii w n e 7Iwing
r „n,i,iei
V Vx-toyed
7had IJlM.n
wen cons
Id e naide speculation
h,. moMimg for d.'lerminatit.n hB| | h r Hu„ Un, were trying to
„ r further iniunes
1 *f a re tho Iranian
ramnns from calling
f"jil rnlrnim Hrmlrr v%«i
tH for held from the v-uiVl pettcr
lie 111bt’T nf u ntil lift I*i’rtl
1*\ I hu 1*n*tht*r pf t |ti> ! *fl
f**tk ait, * in tilt attempt In I'ftftft
Im ihr 11ITh l frnnt ..I hli cal
i h * car
e* - . h | h. lift i iur
df * «•) t it itliih’ K mill It* 1.» Iiitit
fSIV G A r t i W K K m
B OD sT KK
,tr.'s cr,*t. „t
Ib lM U u -i i
tl
•l.l
w i •ti 11it 1 1 licit*
i*14* a l«1 murks
11*Vi t h t xiitjf h
*i ■,-w*t *%(tit *|u f Shit f-n ■-%1 t*%l*r «i mt*til ftI hr l»tg |»In rup ft* I hr l S j if i r»ft »■d.i n n Mt*1w*»\ | ,.f itu*i r f'hit it T(H» f<put dll thu
i«* t K * 1 A h ra tl *
.a T h r m f t f t f o f W t
la -U : , : imtum u p ittTtrw niwf > i t l i n f ig h t u t i- uijnl|>
S .mg
litfe*fi't t > mi id llcmlui
m r* 't Mktrlt »r -• 1>
I fm p i'r a liif fs
j l in in g
it »*-» vtn|in<s T h u i
*»i • • ffitln i 1 S
N u t t I 'l i D lt i
lli
t'jir ill |*M»nvb. Mr
I In in tmliunnh
T»*ftjfur *h' ft’limc' n o r l h
tow *nl
Swedish Engineer W f c ^ . “ SS^vfta-C hnnnel Project
a World Federation to achieve j
Goes On Stand In of
peace hy law as hum anity's only . Is
Approved By
j
Goering’s .D e fe n se salvation.
No effective^-organisation wn*i
Sub-Com m ittee
’Iranian Ambassador
May Present Case
P e r s o n a l l y B efore UN O Council
WASHINGTON, M ftr- 10•
(AT)—The first secretary
of the Iranian Embassy today
Negro Arrested
. . For iold the Associated Press that
Reckless D r iv in g ira), has filed a now protest
Following W reck W ith the World Security
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' Council against the continued
Tun men in « wildly skidding presence of Russian Troops
Kurd thnl turned end over end within its borders The Iranvn th Orlando highway - n e a r diplomat said the protest
Senator Boyle
Main Speaker At
C h a m b e rlain -
(his afternoon through Wednesday
Cooler IhU afternoon and tonight.
N EW SPA PEK
LONDON. M ar. 12. tb —B rit
ish nuclear scientist t>r. Alan ,
'+ WASHINGTON. Mar. 19.
Nunn May was ordered held for
(A P)—A proposed cut of
trial today on charges th a t he
gave atomic information to an
$2,OOO.OQO.OOO in Navy funds
undisclosed _ person.
M agistrate
was opposed in the strongest
Harold McKenna of Bow H irt,
term s today by the Chief of
Court refuse.! bait and iteclrro
Naval Operations Admiral
May's release might be a i r s ; . ,
public policy.
Chester W. NiralU. He told
May ■pleaded innaeent to vio
tho House Naval Committee
lotion of the
tl Official Secret* Act
th a t even now, It would' take
This act provdes a maximum
a t least six months to bring
penalty of seven year* to prison
the Navy back to' Ue 10*5 fight- j
for , person* giving in fo rm at;oit
Ing strength, He said th a t th e '
deemed to be prejudicial to the
proposed 12 ,000.000.000 cut in
safety and interest* of the sta ir
Navy funda would "Jeopard ire
_
a l
gw
May's attorney, Gerald C ard- I
the influence of c'trr nation in
l a u n c l s l i s n t n s * n , r ' demanded to know who
world w ffaira- and tho defemo of
d C T r l B U V / C U I C I : might have l*een “an enemy" at
'tra r' homeland."
j th* time—late last y ear—when
T he. House Military Commit
.
TT
"
,
, ; May is allege,! to have delivered
tee. meanwhile, received a recom R e l a t e s N e e d O f F e d - , , h ' *•«** inform aton.
mendation from Selective Service
r \e
The only tim e anv nation was
e ra tio n
O f
n o r l d mentioned during today's rro fo r an extension of the d ra ft law
for an Indefinite period. The re
T n
A rh io v f*
: eeedinga way when Gardner **llu
A C n iC V C
I L U C l a,) i vjitness this question, "In
commendation wps made In a
February of la st year
R u i-.a
* \ letter to chairman Andrew May
Printing cut that peace negot.a-’ w*«
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p p
gallant
a i m i i i •*!(/.
ally, eras
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It “not
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* from the lelectivo service dir
Jfsrlier, Ujjro*eciitcr A nthony
ector, Major General Lewis B. tions have broken down, th a t the
■. Hershey. Uencrsl Hershey pro Ui? Three are already at odd* Hawke won a ruling from lh«
i
involve,! j
posed th a t the service of induc and th a t in Europe the San F ra n -, m agistrate that the state
cisco
Conference, is already
ight
be a potential enemy.
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tees be limited to IS months.
called "San Fiasco,” S tate Sena- ;
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Fair
Report On UNO Is S c i e n t i s t - H e l d
Sent To Congress
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
ftsiakll.k** la
Herb Tn Trouble
MAGIC. CARPET; 0 ^ 9 4 6
iw
I» in an old story Hint ■thimncrnri©* art* unjrrntoful.
Iriwltnjf tn make tin© of good and ufrlo men in emcrgtmcits.
rnltljlion lightly casting them a sitl,1. .Plenty n{,such «^no)fd<*rt
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nitty be found in th© history o f.lh e rem it war, \.<Y •
taia. t b m i 01 -*
There ix Sgt. Torrent E. Everhart, tor intilaitrc; aged
21, frtim Bainbrldge, Ohio, honored bv tbe United Slates
HOLLAND L. UMAX
Army as the first Ohioan since the Civil War to win the
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covAtudiUodal of Hotter find emerge alive. He wb» grent nc■(inipnn m:sN
( u u n a M s u irl
rtaim at .th e moment,, hut apnnrcnlly was goon forgotten.
Aside from the medal, according to n current nous story,
he has nothing. He is rated as one of the great heroes of
the Second World- W tir,/0Dd on his medal arc -irwcriln.il
se n ato r uf’lniiife
» m w YVpji?i"|
repp?, i, rr
Senator’
th tu larlic ' over #‘ nWr"pr 6c«> f,,
Preserving cirtu* fruit, kndvrn 91
«hp * Brogdex ffrocc**, »vh|cli he
uSitly invastigultd j rrvi OrlanlF ru it by means of thU math.,
can b ; shipped w ithout refrlgcr*
lion to any n a rt of the country
^Ytnnro* County [Commissioner*
rerwrhly paised* n - resolution-, i t
Key W ert to allow ( lit Gulf till
Company to repair road* anil
bridges leading to Sugarlonf Key
w hen the corporation plana to
dig an oil well.
DOHT TILL ME
T H IS O H E .I S 1
© fd i^ C iU J C R A C K
MARCH 19, i*j||
FLOYD A. PALMER
U P TOO!
Special Agent
Sanford
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PHONE
.•< .rl*l»v'H 7* !• r IS* e«r***
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There is 110 higher decoration than that for military
Valor. Hut he is "just a shy kid, except with a gun", and
he has been reported lately us "broke, and hungry,'.unable
to gel a job bnrmirtu of the ‘trench foot’ that he S quired in
ten (lays of continuous fighting In the tvnter at the Moselle
TV* S rriM la a » n » ‘ ” •» Tbc Iliver, refusing to fall hack rtgjiinnt -terrihle odds, with
t w l i l n l !'.*•* «h*H» W rvrla- neitIter food tior sleep,' And now a current account says
i t i r l l * a i l f l M la lh a
. tar t r .
pabllrallaa U all
dl.**«rfcr« he can't get a Job because hit feet hurt. .. . . .
It rather looks ns If the entire American public, in
one 'itincere gesture of humility, should apologize to him
and his wife and young itotv-who hnvo been, tu n m b u the
highways with him. They are now Hn-Texas. There .ore too
many such people—le tte r men than tte a r c - in the same
TUESDAY. MARCH I ft. 1.UG
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He'll prohahly get a job now—but how about the rest
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filBI.K VKHHK FOB TODAY | of them ?
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
tire*. !•*-. m i m i l i t k r llrrklil
JW ibr nntl^nMl llrlU «l »4l»rlUI<*«
v i f l m •!< vAJnliUak.1 In l*r •*»«Ik*' MMBln wMb
WlHOMl b«a< tasvt'rs J*. l U r ,«"
A BEAL MAN SHOULD UK
AS- GOOD AS IDS W tllil): lie
that iptf«arttii .it» bis nwti hurt w rl
c h a n ittb . noj.—:l**alm lft:4.
REAL .ESTATE-BROKER
P h o n e 732*
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Untold Htnssen, who may tie j
tho ncjrt (iresblent of the United]
Btule*. raps dltdoinaltr " d o u h lf
talk and .dppllclly" in the S tate I
Depart ore tit. t t ’a |a>en so tong
•rine© we hax'r hdarxl miythlng' ch e
. i n ' Jiigh giiverninenl oiitltm In
thi* country, wp hardly itmler• kU.nd n o y th li w g th a t cornea,
straight I rein the 'shoulder
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Trieste Corridor
Will Trieste he the 1010 Dnnuig? It will if the sug
gestion is adopted that Austria and OechoHlovnkin.. inland
“tnust Iwdh, get a corridor to the Adriiith- Sea ending at
J a m n ItixiTiolt h»y.. "If you Trieste. This would also separate Italy and Yugoslavia,
talk etiuiigh nbyut » nrld W ar both of which claim this former 'A ustrian territory.
1 U ‘ you'll a r t It,". , 1*11.
didn't !, Danzig presented tho same situation. To give Poland
U tk imitate about it ts-fi.iv, amt an outlet to the Baltic Sea, lb© 1919 peace conference gave
we g et H anyway.
her a corridor across Gentian territory, ending 4tt the port
— Democrats:, bigwig* arc (dun of Danzig. Being a German city needed as tin outlet for
n in g .'a series ot "unity" dinner* Polish commerce, it wax-put under jnteriuttionul control.
In an efturt to *w i otinyina The Germans disliked the whole set-up; portly bt'eattn* it
Domes rats bark into tbu l"hl.
muant a loss of territory, partly l>ecausu it wax a gain, for
Isn’t <1 n tittle late fur that?
the Poles, Danzig has thus some claim to boing considered
soe srbem the CIO I'oliti-rit the breetling-jdiice of the second "world war.
Action Com tiiitlte la tnkiiiK an
A Trieste corridor would at least not cut *nny one
active Interest in t-'loridn politics.
country in- two.------- ■
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Tb*t
rhould
cunir
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. .beit
.je>f
The real problem is the population grouping. The
eballcnge
In
who
In . tita American way qf Ijfc.
Italians tend toward seaport cities like Trieste and Eiumi
on
the Adriatic; tho back-country is almost solidly Slavic
Speaking u<- tl i a r u u distmvt
Either
the SluVs must he, cut off frtim the aea. or tfi© Hat
of the Onitad Slat . \»f see
where «« contributed
7tW,tii!l ians go under alien rule. This is the cake.with F’imu
1
Ip cash ynd Roud, tn tile Avt-ri- has ln*en uHsigtiixl to Yugoslavtn.
can Society hn Russian It, lief
Intermitioiuilizatkm may he th e answer.
'as! year. No wonder tha go*,
atari* can't understand us.
of AMERICA
Home Office, Newark, New Jersey
Political Terms
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S T AT E NEWS B R I E F S
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th at friendship* cannot
n hi tiken promises and
by
ilo.ui a one-nay street,
fc ita in ly there is ev.*ry n a s iu
to nl'plituil hlrt forthright iipte- i
tn the It nr* inns that they tt5« tho
fur lilies now e«lnWI«)ifr| oriltiri
tiir t'n iied N'ntinrn Soeurily 4>nii..
■i l l for r e t t l i n i ; iiiisupilerstanilinif«
anil t i e titLt tirobl.'lll* which i.m
; e n « j|j
trait to nil uncontrolled
u'ntong J h v
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wltt artdre** n itrtmp of waterway trailer* fronj.kll o ^ tf tty? sta te a t
the firnt p o itw ar conventirn of the Florida W aterway eonorfi* to be
held in M ount'D ora on April Jl*.
The nearly si* Inches of downpour In th« Tallahaaser section
put many roads under w ater which nece*sita(L| re-routing car* and
tin-sen.
S late Hoad 1 beiween*
t
t^uincy and Mount Bleasnnt w u*' farm ers, s m i t i j husififs* men,
imported to he under four feel ■church groups atilt ciyjc orgaijlwt*
■if writer. The rlelukh wks laid
to have tin n gene ra j w ithin .1
1C5 intlb radius of Tmll»has»ee.
tamn County' Agent W o o d r o w
Brown teported serious damage
to 100,09b acres of corn plantings
in the north sta te arrn would
probably ten ilt. Seminole County,
wince only 19 of an inch of rain
tarn.- t^-orried during the week
end,' escap^l the defuice.
Big Thtjee . «;U j a lljih e
Lake
Okeechobee
Mr. Churchill I* fin the saumtent vent flooding.'
freund in . emphasising Ihut ,wi>j
.; j
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an ovar whhtg
m v « gn Irtstrumj-S, Tor .th at, '.i j t !
Th* CIO! meeting In Tempi
Ic .the UiiVL In stead , of,.moving -for n political' convention, hsi
upnrt atvl d riftin g into th*.- fatu- ifcclded to separate th* ponuU.
ful area of more difficult deyl- lion of Florida into group*. With
• ion>*. let’s U»C it. ’ , 1.
each of these group* »uch i*
York
ROBERT Y0DN6
HERBERT MARSHALL I
—odded^Cartoon
N o v e lty
V
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THE STORY: , The picture
hifV Y nung . in th o rule of a
reserve A rm y pilot who. on
the e r r of hi* oiarriagr. i*
railed i« tho South Pacific.
Itsdly hurt in ’* jjlane crash,
and with his face disfigured,
ho retu rn s home, hut Is ^rohillered when his fiancee shud
der* at the sight of him.
He rrlire s to a lonely New
England m ila g e where he had
planed to ( eprnd his honeyihona nod which has been a
famous ^retreat , / u r
honeymiioners fur many generation*..
There h r meela a village girl
(Mis* McGuire) who la so
patnfditv .'plain that she loo
has become som ething of a
recluse. T he common bond of
feeling th s t they are anwattled brings the two to
gether.- This in tu rn lead* to
marriage which ha* a m ira
culous effect In th eir outlook
on lift*
TODAY and WEDNESDAY!
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12:15 I'.M
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with a New “HAIR-DO’'
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W E D . - T H U R M . M a r . 20- 2 1
to
A bny and a ytr| each went
alone to kerb exile In tht>
strange old house .
and Ibr
world wondered . . . when the*
stayed to ahare logeHter. *
secret a d im llirc In em laay!
section
ACE AMUSEMENTS
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WhiU' Others Whispered
^Scfyidai:’; ,t h e ir Hearts
Pound The M iracjle Ol
6th :r natiohe, tlvey cap jrteldr.W, pumping ’tipcfrilion* have liuer
cU iiucd 4ircu«sUi|t »tid decUlon^ repotted, hut they failed to pre
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116 N. Park Av*r .
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CHURCHILL POINTS THE WAY
hfgdnch*
’ S a v in g
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ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY
jchpip i.f. qycrit*,
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Let tho powers, oriinit u.« Hit
internattannl family, sit down and
f rail le them, briny ins «li the far- tOi* of bit and slratoelc im|mctn ii e out into the open. A t the
.. rfsk jif Uricg ureromcly ivpelitlbus let u* invoke ihe truly sound
’ | principle , pf Wood tun
IVltvm:
K t Open coveilsnu. openly arrived
The American, Legion again
come* out In fnvor of Universal
Military Training.
YSUl tim e Jn 25 year*'
25U)
years**, *ay* Na
tional t ’ommnnjlcr John Steele,
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TAMPA. TBLnUNE i*5.
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" th a t th* American la-giun ho* 1
ruVed CuiiyrCs* for u universal
0ij9 t*ry training law". And thmWinston Churchill was »■> right,.htislc theme * that the Russians
grpas seem* no more disposed to In hi* New York ad d riss J rid jy themselves now have the respnn*
<tt#Ct It ppw that it did l& or 20 11 „ lt; , .
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j,
*iHllty to work with a will ng
If« r* *IB» whfli It m ig h t. have
B ritain's w artim e Prime Min- and sym pathetic world to repair
prevanted Lhe’. second Worbl War. inter spoke w ltn conviction and th* ravages of war nm| build .a
rincerlty. His word*, were punc- world a t peace,
.,
‘ fhrinre Minister Cletnent Alilee lusted with d ejp meaning f o r , ' ^pedfli'ally, Mr. r h u rr h lll, »aM,
td d the House of Commons last ami
unde 1standing ,of tha ItusaDn ■tha.ftovtel Union can *i«rt with
wetk tjiat If India w an ti Indepwn<|$nee fropi the llritish Kai- people. There was a compldta It art. .Pplptlng to tho n g n em en t
"w ar-ntongering" rlgneA h if . I'resident Roosevelt,
idre alia can have It without absence Tofh eany
r e may have been MartHM Tfflalln an,I himself
Interference f t 0111 Britain. l n fact. tone.
tench** of irony her* end linns, nmtove th eir trodp* from Iran
It ktrike* u». It would *erve them t|Ut,
rvinnidg throughout w a r,th e
‘♦ - ' .
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fifftij If uritnln turned 'them •
too*©. They wriitld tleccrv*. pu
i n t e r ‘than the carnage which
they would get. It I* a commitli
BU9Wn falUfi(f, hoRerer, tievrr to
know whaa wf sr» well off. sometq b fk J M t we Ani«ncs(,„ a r v . as
,fi|uv/ord4M (iolored Theatr*
!fte. humble people cvf
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iAccordlitg to the S tate (.‘hamUir
of Commerce, Florida needs fit,<f.'^ ri|*w dwelling* nt tjie present
time. Af the rnte of rimstrucUon
til lliitt, it wit| take three years
rto. hnljd them; and by that time,
fn .re wtl| hf many more people
’In this *taje looking for realdiner*. It will take the building
IrtW flry at lewst tfn year* to
Q |tfh op with .the demand.
V*
Atlantic Bank Bid;
-
BELLE M1NSCHEW
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HARRIET MILLER *
oW ly
N ,t only dp
larpr. co*w , dccounl of 72 ptr-
te n t -of alt revtnues, tail tnut's-'
'•* ,
porUUon worker, are conaUntly
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how U ( bulJii a city a ith a u t ap?
P i l i n g tn gam ble/s or. rackataatst
BEAUTIFY
with VEi^ETiAN
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m i ( Of interest t i f ' Many fiu n d * in
Trio, no. i f . Sanfiml ua* lhe m a rriag e of
MU*
Florence
Hallard
t’rirp,
laughter of Mi anil Mr*. Ilemei
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! Ray Price, to Lieut Ijg l Sydney
Society Edilort Cfcelie Truluck
Social Calendar
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p in - S J . Nix rtltd th,- late Mr.- —
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of S an fo rd .' Tin* m arriage
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ford Woman* Club will meet at Kbvc a St I'n tric k , I*ay |.roKiaiH Silve, S p rin g . >[ oin Saturday h.
, |iK,llamU M(i,h.aH u Church in
j ntii t uhio I l*» t1u* puh111‘
ItllU II VN M R NTKtlK.v i
S.iuiutd
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friend*.
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J2:39 o-ctock for a buxines* meet- V
achool orr Monday morn*
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With thr-TTollOWinB p* ho*te*.«: , ®;®0 XJ he
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Mr*. A k M. McLluug of Wai- snapdragons |n standard*
Mtmiiuncf Ail* l■irlti of a miii. W il-1 Victory*K*pnti|{op program . will
,| j,k.Hi,la| „ track ground of If jms*- Alum, nil Mai I!* at th cjlic four dinner* at thy \ ii ginia
M r.. I U . Lehman Mr*. B .R .; K M,,.r lhe. JJl* e t*on ,% Mr»- f-rm“ lace, N, L'.. i* vi*ilintf Mi. and
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f ii r ^ Mrw.-'Mmatnni f l m lt y f a t u - t ! i i |p r
the lormoi Mi«.? ' which are s^tiII titi^pnkni fnp. a
rn m sn A v
lighting HTniiN'ieif
^TiVH'orf* Tnhle In charge of Ml»
The rt-tfutar
dc 1*1#; Jin k-iMi
(Norm an ill*Forest mul M n. * h itSeminole Chaut
Richwill be held
Irish Eye* are Smiling",^ legend
m
Keiidrich iito w t“ '" o i ^ n U t . ' ^ D r '
at it:00 P.M. Installation of offi of the S h a m r o c k - Charlotte nre fomrerty of Sanford.
cer* wjt take pace t\t this time
llirckn *y. Jr., and Penny Drlnk.. .
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. Marvin A. l-'rnnklm officiateil.
Swann; song* - "R ote O 'llsy ”
w att t;
fortune-tolling
in two
. ^ r u ' at Mltleilgevllle. Gn, , iuKr
T '1*' ,,x
bride
, | given
and “Johnny Doughlaiy" student .ine a,(i.S.t.AV.
hcr » »fB,
IP1 \j, in m ar
, j,,), «plrerp« graphology by Jntir Red
NOTICE
hoily;-dance *; Jackie McDonald, 1* arriving today T o .pend the shl. wou. n „ h ilr , ulin K„ Hn>
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The Townwnd Club .will meet A n ii W hitaker and Gretchcn
held II. resula, weekly s.rppe, j •"«“ «« " ff1 / " S V r ue;? „ "w uhiim ■
fashioned with a fitted twdice
in the Court House on Wcdne.- Kirchhnff; *uiik - C atherine Mnr spring holiday*.
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day night at 7 UJO P. M- in.tead tin; Irirh Jig - Joint Humphrey,
long sleeve* and very full skirt.
vaiiety program
and t i ,. Ed Levy Whittier ' tVelt;
Mi. and Mrs. S. D. Hi*hlcymitn Her full length veil of bridal il
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Ada Adams. Jane D avit and Ann
liar ll- 'h jd plannrst ,a_ dvllgklful m enu!''. •I!*T‘
•L’unn.
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I" ,° " f jw* .h w a. served buffet «,>(.-1 * atherm c* I’iTTlf-y nnil George j
i* i crsuiiiilly
conduct'd I j
mctill ] fo m c °,rf ^
'u*Tk”* orange M o a r o t h * ami Aw e a rritni
rn
Tlir piogram w i, announm
n I JUI.I eaten by cnnilleliglrt nl in >||<dt
mein icvnuin^ il»i«r, Mrs. C. F. \\il*oi» ilounuct of Ca1ln lilies.
Prorincetown I’layrru
ituui *'f hi* Irtinje by Di. Ilamilto'i
by Mary Ellen Driggers.
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dividual
tables
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of Dallas, Tex,
Miss Polly Price, the b rid a s
Among tiiii*e nttciniing were Holt; a candid c a n id aw an tKr
IMco Thcnler
ANNOl'NCEM RNT
II. II. McCall. I I I . S3/c, M'cnt *
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' 10"w Dr and Mr-. W. V llitling. Dr. n e.t Krlrrwi;, a Table of H 'w em
A {-'»“ »
J>lnk m ar- grid- Mrs- H. 7.. Sit-In. Mr BtirtHn charge of Mr*. R o h m H't.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King of the weekend with Mr., and M r s . j ^
I'lMilhely la .t four performC leiiruu. Mr. and > w : a Hook tab le with mmicron* f,
Oviedo announce the m arriage of Edward S. McCall. He is enroute
M atured an ein Mi- II II
ante*
Mr. and Mr- im ilogiaphm l stlrellon* managed
Mr* lohii Ivey,
their daughter, Lucila Elena, lo front l.o* Ang*-le* to Charleston. She
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carried n bouquet of tulips. \\ t l.cffh r. Mr and .Mi.
I by Mr* Win C. Rower*; and
Charles l„ Echols, son of Mr. S. C,; where he will em bark for
W ed.
T h u n t.
F r l . ' S a t.
efreshm
ent*
in
charge
of llaroaThe
hridesnmkLs
were
Mis*
t'a
th
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Spencer
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-on
We-ley.
Mr
and Mrs. It. C. Echols of San sea duly.
rine M orlarly. Mi»* Marie Pike. arc! Mrs Hugh Whelchel, Ml
Van llmvop
ford. The wedding was on event
R E G IN A L D a n d R IT A
There will lie fun fm the small
of Mar. I t in Charlton County,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rumldey. ' ' j ' ' ? " 1"! m *1' »L*',''V*’1
,hp and Mis. George I'hur*Ion, Mi fry, tun. including a Punch alld
and Mr*. Philip Gntshuff. M,
Ga. The couple, plan to make J r . -have a * their guest* at their u ,
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v\nev Mkoir Dim* iuui iiutf<vl 1 (Irfs** and Mrs. .lolin* Dingfeblei, Mr. Judy
show
I
their heme in Sanford.
home
b .lv u ia tk e M r ^ Itum, , ht,jf n ,.w er, were tuVtp.J
ail the chnkows.
in- A f-» rl playa
Mi *. JtH* Mi is*.*, Mir . Dint
hV . mother. Mrs. \\ J. TacU Llr.rt, N.x h a. u * h „ h,.*r Z A and
Mi
nml Ml*. 1Dixie iKwidle*. let* cieam cutis and
II M Wnf*
of Thursday a* previously plan
Reaerratiun* tl!»ti
k it- lliey can eat these*
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rl lna\ « l era liromisnl by the .Soutllto lie held in luihe Mary.
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P,i|n«i Ilia and
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f -1(tin inlet Mi an,I 1Iran ic* and the Nolmiial lli.ciut
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Piactlciilly every store in Min
Wiiliftcc lltll . Mi *mhI
I Milton of Thdiimivi Ip , (»«., Mri».j. . ‘ , .. ‘ J
J<’ 4 , l t l ^ ii it si Mi - Wjiliftcc
tel Park and many In Oi latino
J. S. Means uf Grpnrsvillc, H a .
he
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Jo!ni lai^t'ii. Ml. *»«»•• 'I f - f•••-*■ir
1a to'I Mrs. M. M. Wy.it.
of Ft. Miupu*
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buffet Supper Given
At Country Club'
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New HOME VALET
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Hot ei ice Pric- in Hu minghatn IRRHI »•1il-OI
I- Mir*f t.iii
I w lu ll to o k place o n M n r I f »
M i * ► m tt ! f *' Jlrfi i\
Mi-' i ' k a ri •.I... ..r f hr Jtin
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■'Ur. uHit „M»fv A. \V Kppu. Sr j Mir litifh *taritJai i **i t hiilimihtp
ami Ur. nn«l Mr». A. W Fpps, Jr.
*! h« Been fnuiit! that li**»
have r rtu r n r j from Hniory L*rn j u ,,*k * «nkw h th r
i
y ef
A'eTnity where the tut lei n w ii'n l ! lu+( <:,lf •' ■•f l lt t* « f i t i j ‘t i t
She i- i mii; of «l» heVk
hi* ili'tftee m i|ei»tirf\iy. At the [-.lo t1 *:»'
f Phi rhi'ia K.ijtfin
*nini* time he nraduatci! he re ‘ fnemt * •
cel veil it pcierve eoittniiniiifin *if rmllmml 1‘kDhM •■«*IT* k*c hftniirary
* ! Ji r il t rtf ii n i i j jj » in th r N n v y 11e •i*h •*I*sr i w t »wIrrm fv
Ms |>lu¥«tlitl|r I'll he ii ji.net"IlifiM With
hU father m the riewi futuir*
IllJJj^ llC V
Is
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rte.., on a minesweeper
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P ic n ic
By
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How to be proud ol your fig'
ure? Moke lhe mod ol il - en
hance it —with the pioud.
young uplift and icpgrotion of
0 DIANA DEB brornore. Thrre
ore be»ei h>ot»iore* - excellently mode of dainty Disable '
fabrict With odjuttoble propr
an d el attic p an el a t bock,
DIANA DEBS come in A, B and
C cup depth,, to give you the
G a rd e n i
( irc le
The t'erilrtll C irrir uf thp Gar
ilen Club of Sanford n ip yod a
motor trip to Daytona Reach on
Mar, If, for their n-gnlat meetibg. They had a coveted dl*h
lum heun a l the h m e of Mr*.
Annie Meriwether
' Mr* If. M, G liffeo, pa-t pies»*
j drill of the Florida Kerin al lull "f
j Garden Club*, wa* the gue-n
speaker and a -hint talk »ai made by the president Mr- II
11 Mci'aslin
Mr*. A. K, Itos.eller -poke on
[the growing and ra te of oichnl*
' Aflei the luncheon the circle
visitnl Mr*. Griffon* “ I’aUn."
The members
and
vlsltur*
present were: Mrs. Griffen, Mr*.
MeCaslin, Mr*. Meriwether. Mr*.
Lyda Sfall of Seranton, I'*.. Mr*.
It. F. W hltner. Mr*. It. M I’ap
worth, Mr*. George MrCall; Mrs.
M artin S tirirripht'i, Mi* I f*
Kilpxtilrk, Mrs. George F Schro
der, Mr*. Jiwler Cameron
Mr.
H. C Moorr, Ml* li« Southward. |
Mr*. F. V. lint*. Mrs William
Freeman anil Mt* UtisseUer.
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U r ir " " f ill -t* llut frl
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Officio!
T o w n sen d
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Company
Among the cturracter* who
acoyed n hlg hit for thetr fine
singing and acting in the Seminula High School Clwr Club preIT * " kcntaliun »rr— T irT H J * Vienna”
- F tW i leaning
“ Uorii*
evening -were Mim
Mix*-Don't“
T ^ y Vivian D#tipCi
% king her long
-fainry. a widow leektnt
lo it daughter,
Harold Kaxt
tgh._., and
..
ner a t J. Jennlson Jonrx. publlcity man for a pickle m anufac
turer. In the Monday atcry ol
the play, the ntage name* were
given but the name* of the jdayere were unintentionally omitted.
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ill a Mh hiwlncl Vli-mriitil * (’
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PKKVIiNTS FOLDS or \\ UINKLFS
GAItMFNTS SLIOF IN OH Ol T
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COHHF.CTION
comfort of correct proportion,
p ;t
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Miss Hutchison lo
licccive BA Decree
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For Trousers and Skirts
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FOR CAREFREE anil
SCNNY D lV S Ahead J
1 0 4u
, I’lain and I’rlnted
Suphisticutetl ki u in in ct*
BLACK in cool Butclier
Hnyun, f r o n t e d with
white Ince pocket.
» JERSEYS
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Colton und Itayon
• PIQUE
And other fabric* In all of the new ■Hrasoim
pretty colors. _
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SIZES 12 to II
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Field Makes Statement Although;;
Fund.Drive Little Short Of.Gpul
Levy-Whilncr Aflserls Attempts To Be Made
To Sign Kettles, Blanc, Justice, Bryant
To Celery Fed Contracts Shortly
Shuba Smashes
Circuit Clout
RETIRING VET
Junior U « t M ■ -----The Mon* £ u lb J at) i League i s : w ithout * . doubt t|De. ev e n t.
held* ln*S ahford’4vefy SprtWje th a t it anxiously aw aited y ear in end
year oul by th# m ajority of Banfortl's younger h alf player*. the boys
within the ages of 9 ‘thnnigh 13.;*
. The Liona-Club la M b r applauded for I hr h- work in apwn*
soring thH eliVull. -This league Md begn g o in g #tf ever shrew ■
(Ms corner ran remember, W 'H i ■•;■,} M
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r ^ t e J le 'th e ^ r ^ b . r V
„h ' r t.
With the Montreal Royal* lead
»
fusion, Lefty rushed o u t and
„,*#* . b e a u tifu l bare-hand
ing the St.' Paul Saint* by a of ih e 'C u b . flrdf ■'•tltUtna wee
an n a of I to O' In th e -six th in
ning of yesterday1* •xhifftiim
sp o rt O ddltr
tilt ' a t th e —MrmlctpB*—t WWbHP SefMooWa. Harold Uober wa»
One 0 j u,*-jw tte*t m ajor leaguo
field, a downpour of rain-curtailed pIlHitnu -for ih f r t l l l y .ruled
fu rth rr play and th? Iloyala cop- I’irntra. We be!le*e Ilyrt lligg*
*
petl' tha nhbrtened engagement by w i i oh th e P irate nlntt*
K. A. Cobb w t f ‘m apigm g the
virtue of a terrific clout over the
renter Held wntT in tha third in :on*b<Uht pennant wlnnlmf 8fm ning- by left fielder Pete Shuha. nole*, and S t. Clair (Sun*not
In -what appeared likely to b• ra* m anaging th a ' ‘C\»bfc’> The
Maxwell
HteWbrt heodctl
the faatrat and moat Intereatlng ate
engagement played by the Saint* he Pirotea. O ther chibi In (ho
In the lofnl park during the *c«-on thii* far, p ltrh fra Fiaher of
the Itnyal, ami W e b b e r nml
Schnntel ef the Saint* were doing
an excellent Job nn ’ he mound.
The BiX1'* threatenetl ’to-acore
ht th> ripening fram e when llacley, the flr»t hatuman, Happed a
triple against the right fiehl wall.
of* - fact, - N ew ark wouh
Shiilia filed oul to abort ‘ right,
signed him except that
HatAolfrittl 'gratln-led out Plgg to
S<hoendien*t nnd Webber furred Is leading the Semlnnlew. , i S / ‘i' Just J<>« small. It -wa* sevtrnl da i la ter th a t
lluHfe t» pop not tu* the flr.d
Itohsdn suid tb it morning th a t
rnnrily dislliuenian.
he was glad to know th at Hanford club secretary Hay
Aft.-r the Saint* had gone down will b* represented irt th e Florida cuvered that th e kid who said
in order during their half of tha S tate le a g u e this summer *» he was g o in g 'o n 17 actually had
four years to go. Hob Brown wn*
first slartin, Whitman singled to
f
Pf t odB HiUVr*
only Id a t the lime.
right to open tins second liming
PH «Cf. F<nW-y^AR-Ot£> •
for the ifoyal*.' However*,' Webber slonat baseball-'and learn more
rA cH p,. A UiLfr-Af l«irc dokn arid lll-eflrd po]iped nut about the gum e/ He recalletl that
it^tlerCoA, Kyt jfl WJ8
to Tilchlidin, the entchsr; Rocheitl when Hanford wa*‘- In st" In ttter
wte^ti.p's
grnundeil out, Y n u n ich a in to Florida S late loop, moat uf the
e e c o « .t> . Atfb&ets*e * d s
HelfaandMMat; F en ell worked Wel>- boy* now plAying In th* Junior
lier fnr n free pass b u p 'en d ed League were only ( m m ' 5. to 9
HAS f\>< IX SfXdoARP0g£oS
the inelng by forcing Fl»h*r to y e a rs .o f age and possibly a half
) ( i i t t P ittb-A ti/dtj-flt OA%S
go down swinging.
ilo<Sn have ever witnessed a pro
. The Saints oprnsri their half of fessional .o r even a eeml-pfo tiltr
the second when Matney' worked 8o, Itobsofi I* all for the Hanford ( u u iru n ami n u m e iu er tiniyn cion
F isher for a walk. Dnvi* ground Celery F'eds and his interest In have been relm sed o u trig h t by
ed out .and Plgg followed him hi the* Junior le ag u e should help in i the A m erican ’Association,
this order. Ilrhl* worked FH her muklng the loop „ g rea t euccese» Tarleton ' also announee.1 t h u
for n free pass hut Tachudiu this year.
,
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J right handed pitchers Buck Weaver
An w# unrYtruUnd It, IW nmj Qtto Nltcholnn havn
,
grounded nut. Flth«r to llurgr.
t
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lay
fo
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SO^ilay*.
ln tflc Hnint r, mp.
In the thin!, the only score nf
the game ~wn* produrnl when W
NORFOLK. V a. Max. IP, l/Pt
n hi iin
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th a t reg u lar Florida S tate Ace P ark er will njtcm pt to travel
ferings over th e 'c e n te r-HHd wall, *.n l y y . * 1
ih t League admUslOn price* wouhl Ihe foniebaek trull in two s p o m
directly over the newly painted
—Professitlnnl fool bn II and baseball- d u /in g IPin.!Muniehial Soft hall Park .loeatml f
W.{lt. w i T S
£ £ *
I’nrkcr will play on the d ia
nn tbo-lakafront.
mond for the Class It Piedmont
lis ts off to th a Linos I
League Portsm outh Cubs before
It was reported also thl* morn
professional football t r a i n i n g
ing th a t -the R otary telab will
opens tn August. Ho‘s In Florida
spnm fur Another Ju n io r ’League
now to let the southern sunshine
n r - b o y # over IS y e a rs - o f . a g e
loosen up the kinks In his aging
and n* soon a* mor* detail*! are
bone* nnd muscles.
available, they'll be presented.
T he former Duke U njrerslty
s ta r ath lete attem pted to travri
lladm lnton
back with the Boston Yank* jn
The reorganlM tkal1' of anothor
pro football during last season
club whi:h fell' before th e ' ‘oria fte r his d i s c h a r g e from the
staughr nf th* rdf friction* nf-w nr
Navy, b u t he wasn't the same Ace
P ark er who achieved greatness In
the pro grid ranks under ‘Jock
Sutherland when ' he guided the
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8w«a^>;Svy*.. J. Tonight s .Entries , , 1 * ---------- T - JtmF tfohl; •prSTfffSl nf W#] - \ i |>oC TKACK
Stanford Ifa»cbull Aiftociitlart, thU »*
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— — —»-■■■■ ....... Saints, Lpokouts To
'rln“'rinm
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Jurt. III.,IV Tangle Tomorrow!
jf Hint o f f ic ia ls Of tJ
nr- j u n , t ftrrxtUr Hill Hippplnt* 8tcf^
•filiation 'h a d *t: cbIo<r ihw SanPlay Dodgers Today
ford will have hau'liall this rum
mj
m er and th a t General Mnring”r
Claud* WhWdon and skipped fid
Lovy-AVMther hove Item tiutniciod to proce d with necessary plko*
t<i Grid it tram to te known a*
the Hanford C eler" Fed*.
’T tl» lung awaited minmmcrtnent fo rh u til a brief meeting of
offblal* after n icport was made
by Whiddon which indicated that
money now in the treasury*, donntlonr rirtiv«jT bv the elub frJ*n
other entirei* nnd ag anticipated
income from g ate rerelppt would
assure the club o f a full season's
operation.
Following the announcement, fid
Lcvy-W hitner, skipper of the cluk
r realid the name* of revcrul
player* Ihnt moy perform for tljV
Celery Fed* thU ;u n tm r. There
C llarr—P atltriiri
I# a possibility tin t Joe Justice,
M s ih
R»rver.
.fotMier - lU llitn athlete, will join
HeVPt^lMITti*Hawn; Knpner
. u p I'lh l Htlm, n o re tt *the organisation and H e'm iy *Ji
4/10 *111#I
placed In th - infield or. the rn*t-,
Hup#!
field. |.i‘V)-Whitm-r fell Halt J.,e
* I*i ‘
I•fijffls T i> «!i
may tin n b e 'te r job III llie'o tjl.
field thl. ic a .'u .
’I lie skipper,
hUo r-*ventry! th a t ottemplii to w<«ri> u .- e —s in w iin
riftn CaftjtU D ane, it riKhtbander,
w ar t'rire. Himgarldt-,
to a rnnlrne* u-lll I- m>Jr Itlan# Top. l'"»rv W id o w . I
f ’ti 11
Hrtnl
Talc*.
Itarr—S-m Wllrl
ittalHtela Hare
latrrys ilniiHl
1. rnootro, 4 l,ifl At»
r r t -mt—nrfm s 't.T
WE CAN’T GUAIU
ANTES* th a t you will
find all of your fav
orite liquorri here, hut
we do have pome of
them . . . and we’ll do
our bent to see that
you arc naUsfied. '
President Field asscrteif that
although it bat teen decided to
1»-o ahead with plans for baseball
i (fit* lUOmicr, ihero Is still lots r f
twitik the nssoclullnti ha* tn rtc, complish. There are *57 tickets re| n in ln ln g ‘to be sold .ln local faiH
and several com m itters are still
IpArkliig wlong that line. Tliese
,ri* tickets must be' sold nnd be
emrhusixed that the announce
ment tn have baseball was ihade
since the sale of the" passes Ore
Indicated by y ellerday's recBlpIs.
The association 'Is f a c i n g a
nroblem In nblajning uniforms
for the club. A number of s i f t
ing goods houses have reported
th a t uniforms would not lie avail
uhte until the U tte r portion' of
May.
However, the effo rtq ' uf
, the nssociatlnti ’ contimic and tha
rk*l) will be nn th j field on open
ing day, Apr. 10t In llel.and.
PACKAGE STOHE.
AN!) BAR
s a g wv —
Ace P a r k e r Tries
S p o r t s Comeback
In *3 /Departments
m am **■muu &
Purchase Site
m Protection
Mir* Maude H*n)*Cy.'and Miss
Dcrothy Powell e r r Ur be r*agrrtulatrd fo r Ih'eto isffdfts thus
fsr in getting the club beck* bn.
Ilii feet again'and wa fed tb it
thee*' iiftrreeled In badminton
should be'theva tonighr-to wartiriuataj In •!** rbtrgaaUafwS
proAuddm. "’T hd club. »m elec#
for..the use • ( the membership.
' To* those wdlbWe nevil playeil
badmintitnCTotr dots't know wbst
you've m iued. To those who think
it'* a cinch' to aaCw or return a
little ahdtttaedek (bird), brother,
WFATHER IIBI'ORTF-R
NEWARK, N. J.,
—Joseph
Met aughln. • ■* Newark Evening
New* reporter, spent th* night In
A lt • a lte r- eevaiing a borough
eiu tell Meeting. In N orth Cara
vel), When h e ta m e oul a fte r the
nnetln g he dieeovertd Him automc#>le wa.l'snnwed in by a ! eudUrn rtorin, altd asked the police
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EVICRLAST BOXING EQUlHME
1915.,
Junior
jr tl .‘ * 'f f
Champs H a v e Big i
Inning In Opener t
r<m.
(iub which estahlishi
well p rier t e - hoetil
— A Sporl-Ajl-Hporlnmtn Should Know!
WE IlA y E A CO M Pl.hT^M fTE DE
WS^Over
4MY T A T 8
Uf Fe«lur«,_.«
F U n iW T Y
Uitd
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Conference,' nnd he hope* to hit
Jiis stride again.
GETS PRO GRID PfhST
RICHMOND, Vm, lia r , IH, (/Pi
—
«u>ey Mcfiver, for the pavt
two decades associated with ath.Islifs at Virginia Polytechnic‘'Ijistjtu le either aa player or coach,
ha* been named head coach of
the RU-hmnm! entry in the Dixie
Piofceiional Football League.
. IIR All FORD BOYH' CLUBS
x'i
n n n r* , -intHTlBii-pUoys
HTAHKK,'
(Siieciall^-Boys* t-II
club work has been organised tn
seven Hradford County commun
ities by County A dent L, T. Dyer.
Total membership :1s 100.
Indiana Really Hot
Over B a s k e t b a l l
RTINESVILLE, Ind., Mar. IP,
(Ah— F orgetting to send In ths
s. hind's entry in the annual high
school basketball championship it
alm ost a m ajor offense In Indlaim, nuted for - Its rabid basket-
third, the fearing Cub* added
rix -m ere run* and in the fourth
pushed aero** five more. - !
,T h e (tlant* were unable to get
a man on firxt until the .third
Inning when Speer, G iant center
fielder, worked Clauae fur. a free
piuot. Their fir»t hK off Clause
enme In the fourth Inning when
Caawcll ningled sharply to le f t . '
W alter Graham, fira t baseman
for the Cuba, had a perfei^iV day
at the plate, five hit* In flra
trip* to the piuuer. He also
Koreil four .time* H r M arsball’*
outfit. Oglesby hit icifcly. four
time* . on four offb'lal ap p e ar
ance*. Penny Poriplngtun, cub
receiver, took third place honor*
at the plate bv h ittin g safely
four itmfcC In five ‘trip* to th#
plate. jVnnlngttp** work behind
the plate in vrH erday'a t i l t ' wd*
otrtatanding and he la con*UI«red
a yoming |>erfo»lner.‘
>
During hi* performance on the
hjl|. Clause ditplaycxl alm ost p e r
fect furm.
% . ..-•
The \ lineup for the Cub* In
cluded, Pennington C, Clause p,.
Graham Jb, Oglesby 2b, MeTeer
•a, MtCrone db, S tcn stn im If,
H arris rf and H oller cf. Th*
luittlng enter for the Giant* Ineluded Frank p, H ester lb , H ern
don' 3b,' Muse 2b, McBrlne c,
Rivers as, MrN'ab If, Chasga rf,
Syrer cf, Spenrvr played " m r t
of tha tilt In If and Colwell re
lieved Rivers at s*.
Score by Innings:\
Cubs
0
17 ’ fi 6 - 28
Giants
0
0 0 2 - 2
Umpires: Richard Deas, H enry
W itte, Jr.
*
ball fans and many lopnotch
teams.
A fter A. Jv Brecdon, p riQ p a !
of ,S tinrlville High School, let
the entry blank lie on his desk
past the deadine. « num bt{ of
the-m ore vigorous. basketball fol
lowers., Hr- this town demanded
that he be dismissed.
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T U B SAW KU R D H E R A L D . H A N F O R D F L O R ID A
TUESDAY. MARCH 19, 1946
,_JlAVON STOCKINC SALK
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
—A COMPLETE MEAL! ■<' :
X
Brin* Your Family
Roy WanU To See Youl —
.R O Y J O H N S O N S R E D B A R N
RESTAURA NT
ON h igh w a y 17
3 miles South of Sanford
Ljgg^lr NQTICB
PATL31SQN. N. Vl.t (AT— A boticry tieahrr was .reported to llw
OI*A district office by th ree worn,
en for overcharge* on r a y o n
stockings. The OPA investigated,
refu n d ed , 60 cent* tneh to the
tr to .th e n nilterted $ t,llrt fn trip le
damage settlem ents
for
over
charge* olt 744 other furies of
stocking* turned up i n ' the in‘vertigatloi
RADIATOR REPAIRS
P S O M P T S E R V IC E O N ^ ~
ALL CARS
Y O U D R IV E I T 1
HEW. AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
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mttnl .slnts used dm* to climatic* conditions. All tyi>c
hliiula repairisl- FY»*e estimates.
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XAPT. C. IIOLU mCLAW, <fU*timl). Owner
E* Fourth St.
Phong 197-W
Your C^rWifl Make a Hit With You
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m am bsr of th e .H a ts 4-H clu). Ht^lV tO tltT OK TH It. l ill %t \ I he KImCw of ftaiilffife fltaiJ p«« .
j i tx .it e c e tn ’oi.i: l <»l M L I.ffl. . ,,.I.|rr.x nf til. (litlmanl. Add:
Highland C ity, hut club member*
t %t »:"ok r t n H t n <
whMil
»wnjf» to hr th# rlr lirtant. 1
rsrently elected him to the post ^ *<ir
iigihi, m ,itttiriip>, ttiui *»nr jHh'ftf
of "WBt.'h dog” and. in vieu of ( joaViPil ’ l T »VXV«V!vr!.‘n i:
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have no doulila about-hia doing a t IN I'lloHATK.
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1IODY WORKS
105 N. Palmetln Avenue
A n A u to m o b ile In s u r
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protect You Against
These Dangers
The Sanford 114raid goes into
more than 3000 hornet in San
ford end 'Seminole County. If
you hare soroethtng to Mil or
boy you trill find.that a classi
fied ad In three column, will
tell the most people about It for
the least money. Phone 148 or
being your ad to The Herald
CLASSIFIED RATES
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03c
07c
03c
per line f o r one inaertioo
per line for 3 tnaertiana
per line fat six insertions
per line .for 30 insertions
Minimum charge 30e
Count 5 words lo a line
Including phone and address
B attel lea A -Battery Charging.
R . B, POPHI COMPANY, INC.
mm
Do you realiic the rUk you
are taking while driving your
car without insurance. W ith vara
passing you on the I ighaav «
TO BUY— now i
few fuel from your car. e- alight
t B.t Ktrim 1War
swerve, n .terrible cinsnl BotnrPimnt w m
one in yoiir ear i* killed, aomeone Injured, your fo r demolish
ed. What you need then i» in
tim a net- tu pay diKlor, hospital
Lilia funeral expense* and leBIDF, daily I d ’A from Orlando. pair* to your car. Thia 1* culled
Call 231 Sanfprd Avr.
Jack collision 'o r u p set insurance and
mcdirnl expense payment. If the
• K anin*>*
f i*
driv er of- th e other ear thud**
2 "WHEEL Jr. bicycle. Tall 910 y ru were to tilame for the nrrldent, lie will sta rt suit against
niter, a I’.M .'
you for repair* to hia car, fur
doctor, inirae and hoapital ex
Iger, lawn » o » t r reasonably, t penses and los* • of oarninKs «f
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12TN CH "7lffhl hand plow. Must plenty of it. i./botillv inju*
. be in good condition. Geo. K .1 property dam age habtlily
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to Insurance, it takes ymir pU,,
a» your lawyer, your doctor and
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E your bunk account. C. M. H<■>■i
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NEW gntter* ntnl down spout t. Phone 17H-J.
Rain w ater tanks. Bee Jim m ie
—ta t.
Cowan Sheet MeLtil Works.
SMALL DUPLEX la * p It* it d i d
condition, inside and out. In good
ncighbothood and rairly priced. ,
.Small twe bsdroom house, metal
roof, all modem, T leet/ic tango
TOE A ltE fully equipped and and refrig erato r Included. Price
know how W recap your tire*. f2.W0.Dt),
N atural rubber « r synthetic, Four room ' house and garage
wq ptotegt aldewalll of your apartm ent on W. 3rd St. Priced
ape*., J oMm T hg Shop. Cor. right for quick aole.
*>t and Kim. Pbooe «uh.
Highly diairauie T o u r l i t and
Trailer L otation. One of the few
UPU0I.3TKKEI
--------- tape*uipes- ara lo h le lacntinna meeting the
tries,
I,rocs
atnatka, S tate Health Hoard restriction!.
im itation J t |
% and dupery Eighty ac re, surrounding clear
fabric*. A ria
imeht for ca rt- water lake, south of Hanford, on
deal red. R. S’. Orlando Highway. A good buy
Ojwnse Avc„
NEW radiator coCra and rad iato r
a t the price.
repairing. Rea Jim m ie Cowan
TEN negro h o u se, in fairly good
Sheet .Meta] Works,
condition—h
iin
g
tn
g
good
nv«
n
u
t.
BLOOD
Priced nt |4tI00.00.
OOtKlB - PLYMOUTH
10 acre, of m o v e in fine condi
I'A U rS; AND 8HRVICB
tion, and well on the revenue log I'ajm elto At*. . Phone, 1011
aide. $3000.00.
8TKAM CLEANING
Motors rua better, chaiali ru st Have attractive, new, two bed- SEW ING1machfiaes rgp*Ifed. Wililiams Ffitlt Shop, 205 \V. 1st.
leas 'f they a re clean. .Promptly room house w ith large living
~r
and thoroughly done.
room, dining room and kitchen,
• • TRACTORS
IIOLLKH- MOTOR RALES >
on Orlando Highway, reasonably
Repaired
or
overhauled
b y, ex
prkiid. * 1800.00 will handle.
i»»8 W , tat St.
perts.
,
Two story four bedroom house,
HOLLER MOTOR SALEH
FRYERS. freshly dressed, aval
large diving room, large master
Phone .">22
bedroom,, screened porches front i 208 W. F irst 8L
2205 Sanford Avenue. Phon. . nd' re .r ,‘ .TrlcLy^ madam,
pa<*
r
s tr e e t
One o f the I k
A L F Gueruaev-Jeraev c o w - f 7 .
ib e -c ity . 000 Ft frontage of aand lieach ‘TS&Rtefor ’ i r a t e Wo Kite"
P K fV A fit LS, RESPECTED
on Silver Lake, some fru it, five
room house. 25 acres in tra c t and YOUR JMlqral, d c^ re for prrincy
lri 'moriey m atters'"is strictly
easily accessible. Most of tract
rw prctefi honest Friends and
E a sie r hunnie*. B.E.i Ansiey, la nullable for citru s culture. Conrelative* are nni^ nucailoncd
skier this the heat lakr f ro n t’buy
_______
nbffut your credit. Your e m
In Central Florida. Priced $47M),•fOMATO . Plant*. "s.C.”*Dlckcr*on, 00.
ploy or or business asso-'isten
Phon* 7I6J-1.
• Fred \V. .Bend-r, Room 2 Slate
will not hear of your personal
affairs. There ,1s no cause for
RTOINOFF'S— calory- fart* .on Rank Rldg. Phone ^1030.
em barrassment.
>
Celery and B rbson Ave. For HOUSE close in with 2 furnished
Reasonable credit requirement*.
Inform ation Phone R. R. StolnNo co-makyr* cn money loans.
apartm ents in vsry good condlo ff 3-3042 Orlando, or 2215
Variable payment plans. - •—
lion.
Good investVnenL
217
m b w U ^ v e , Orlando
FAMILY LOAN CO. '
Oak Are. Jlm m lo Cowan.
Florida Bank Bldg.
Phone 33
ORANGES VLJ& tmuheii' delieered. r t a r t e d " q u a l i t y ’ c h ic k h
R. W. Lord Phono T88-W.
SAVE PRECIOUS TlRRS
TIRES
CH EA P
Wheel* h»lanettl/ front and alig n
50,000 FLORIDA G iant Pepper 2 WEEKS OLD R. Isl.-N c w ed
assures, longer tire life, n pier
Hampsh. Reds, Wh, A B. Rocks,
H an ts. Phon* 7 ( W or 200 N.
steering.
: , r*. ‘
u j# .
100 for *15.75, same breed day •tewinff*
M angousllne. X arl B. Myne*.
HOLLER MOTORH HALES
old 113.00. H eavy R rted Mixed
100-110.00 L i f a D e l i v e r y ________ 208 W. 1st SL'1 jik
tlAROLOBE Tom ato plants. 8“
guaranteed. Poultry Farm 713
high, 24.00 p*r 1,000 J.M. Lee.
CURTAINS, waihetl atarchetf and
So. Howard Ave. Tam pa, Fla.
2009. O nline A r t , Phon* 705-M.
stn jttbw). 518 Mellonvillo Avs.
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HMC ".xonUac deluxe sedan coupe. OUTBOARD m otor and boat,
gr* l ee ’ L'.lon.
1211 Myrite
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COW HALTERS and CHAINS?
MALL furnished or unfui
, W* h sn them—and the price
ap artm en t or house I cl<
BALLARD'S ihed,’ groceries, «t
Phone K06-J. H. Q. Touch to
11201 Celery. ’
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MISCELLANEOUS
^?iw
M •_<
H ot
R E S T I N G ON O U R O A R S
I t 'i o M a t t e r of
Common
Sense
In
T iro
Core
It it re la te d th n t N apoleon, h av in g re a d a glow ing account
Ee.atrrc.rd trav el th e x dost, most co m fo rtab le and m ost
frpm on e o* hia gen erals telling of a g reat victory, wtoit*
lun jn o u * . v t ' i en jo y ed
"W tnil did yon
Et;urtl!\ g u m im p ro v em en ts im- m p ro sp ec t f,*r our
do th e next d a y ? ” —w hich ts an o th e r yvny ol say in g th a t th e
freight rarrvice.M o d e m e q u ip m en t,in c lu d in g m o re pow er
aeroxx th e fore of tile rep o rt llnx tpiealion
grist front to d a y 's m ill will not sufTicefor to m o rro w 's need*.
T h e S cnlxm rd Air L ine R ailw ay , along w ith o th e r
ful an d m o re i fh rirn t ItK om otives will cu rry m ore freig h t
on faste r schedules, for th e IMatter service of th e -p u h h e .
A m erican rjiilrpads, hna la v n crerlitctl w ith m agnificent
Rnim . w as not b u ilt in a <Tay, and it ta k es lim it to build
p e rfo rm a n c e in th e recent W orld W ar. H u t thnt reco rd
giant locom otives, new cars and o th e r things req u ired in
is n o w history. T h is tv lire "next d ay " an d we ;rte co n
our im provem ent program . T h e St-alm ard Ait L ine R a il
fro n te d w ith new o p p o rtu n ities imd new rrxjtonribtlitiex
way litiwevi t is km w o lot ,’s pto»e<‘rm g m vtn h m a tte rs
In o rd er to p ro v id e out p atro n s w ith the finest tn tra n s
n an ctiinhtiom ng. xtri-.imiirtetl train - tle-sel-t-li-t tr u m o
p o rta tio n , th e S eab o ard An Lino R ailw ay is inten sify in g
tiv e povyer, etc„ ntui you c a n to t:rtro n ox to co n tin u e 'n u t
its m o d e rm ra tio n program , an d v ery soon you will see
in front" in llie in terests nf ^ ■ fin tT p n s and frit-inR.
gliding o v er S eab o a rd rails new stream lin ed tra in s w ith
I W atch for fu tu re a d v e rtise m e n ts in th is s e n e s in w hich
u ltra -m o d e rn coache* a n d bigger nrul b u tte r m o tiv e p o w
w e will discus* c th * r su b je c tn of m utual in tr r e it to y o u r
er. T h e s e an d o th e r refinem ents will com bine to m a k e
buxines* a n d our*.
S T A T IC a n d
D Y N A M IC
W H E*X .
B A L A N C IN G
ANTED TO
^
T riJE T tnU T F If/aprC lroom *.
* lnf*B$p!uRg,,‘
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1101
5 OR .*T ROOM house b r a p a rt
ment unfurnished, for Jo h n
TWO fonlthed rooms, itm l-balb.
Cordell, 1|U W. F irst 8 U rh o n *
Phons 103 or 800,
1089 from 8:30 A.M.i *tl|*l4:30
KN FEEDERS and FOUNII If
™i l
IS7 Wo hara.all site* at 4 BOOM C o tU r* hot A cold
iw*at ppaslbl* price*. StanwaUr, aloctriclty. Ro*s U k e , 2 BEDROOM House, unfurnished.
offer* Bardwars Co, '
KL I, Box 150. Phone 3321Phon# 47S-W,
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County.
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Furnished house
k g t Y ttr round. P L
Cool and com fartabl* on th a Itivcr
*100.00 per m onth. Edward V,
i Urn's.
HELP W ANTOPwith bath
Ihald* t v
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HE IM T MEASLY/ HE'SVERV
iNTELLlGENf THE TROUBLE
wnw vou is you cant a p p
r e c ia t e AN EDUCATED r—
MAN.
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VOU'RE COMING TOTHE'
SPELUNG $EE TONIGHT; aus'.H ovK
AREN’T VOU, UNCLE r ',
LlTtlE PRO
FESSOR HALE
JlJMplM!GOPHERS. MOW'M I GONNA TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT J VJHO'S
A6K ft)LK6 ID 6PEIL 7V/e$E HERE FER THE SANK JOB > THAT
WORDS WHEN I CANT EVEN PRO ALL THE VOKELS r7T^EPSKlN
NOUNCE 'E M ? A— _________- - WILL B E AT THE V STAND IN
SPELLIN'CON TEST
R IG H T
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VUH?
JNORKIN'OUf?
a r a t I n soda Fountain a t LaftMonteiuma.
,
s r's Drug Stora- P art time nr
full flnr^FURNI8H K D h o tw T e r a
MEANWHILE
Ailamx,
DIP VOU FIND \ UGH,ME HEAR0UT ANYTHING UM TALK WITH
ABOUT’’N IC K V OIHER CROOK
L T N C H ?lr^ 7 INCAEE.THEV
- f PUN ROB BANK
.u r r r .
tonight w il e
a n d I 'o U n d T
o e . 'j o s e p b
SCOUT*
fur.'lhl*
LOST: HhetUirpony.
I WAS afraid o f g o m e -YOTHER FaL1H1NG LIKE THAT. THIS < ER.WEfit&
IS WHERE BOB CROCK-1 HALE,MAKE
E T 'S PRETENGE ©p:J/BELIEVE HIM
TO BACK - FIRE
I THINK I HAVE A PLAN THAT
WILL KEEP WESLEV OUT OF
TROUBLE. IT S BOB CROCKET
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�TUESDAY, MARCH 19, lotG
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
TAMI'A.
This year
months in the Army as a tank
mrcharftc and wns discharged last
July. Up until nosv wo would
have hail to re enlist him as a
l‘fr. The new regulation*. how
ever, perm it us to sign him up
as a S /S g t., provided he held
that grade at the time of hla
discharge. A medical adm inistra
tive specialist with only 12
months' .experience moy now en
list as a .S S g t.
- Full
inform ation' .concerning
this new enlistm ent procedure is
available a t the Tampu Army
Rccrufting Station, 4tC Tampa
Street. Veterans arc invited to
make inijuirles.
g a in e d
4SSFS&, % % t
, l{ Forty New Books ' New Enlistment
f Seal IJriVC crippled children urid tvlulU.
; Thi- National Society for Crip- Recently Released R e g u l a t i o n s Are
l**,l Children•Aind Ihr Slate
Mar. IP, Lapeciel)-- l*
marks the 'Silver Societies affiliated have given At Public Library Revealed By Army
i r s a l l t a r s fr>M I 's s r riser
A | ml icy issued fur the
niun next door docs not
necessarily cover youri
needs. When you are rep.
resented by, us, we *eo;
that every jxilicy issued!
to vou meets votir ind Ivjd ii«\ X reipii rerji putV
SERVICt
BEYOND TNE
CONTRACT
th r h 1-TfT~><*nmp(Ttng
search o f e g g s.
H.JAMES GUT AGENCY
PHONES
RAUSCH BLDG.
Today a very Im portant new
prevision for, enlistm ent of Army
personnel was announced by Lt.
Col. Horace K, Frink, commanding
officer of Tampa Army Recruiting S tation.-Owing-to the Arm y's
urgent nerd for certain special
is t s — mechanics, typists, adm in
istrative
niteciu lists, equipm ent
technicians, repairmen, anil num
erous others — It has now been
m ade, possible for, such men to
EiiMer • n double fpepnInu, by enlist in grades higher than
reminding us with F aster Seal* private, depending u p o n th eir
■UtaL_iv>t A hls cbilttren .ettjoF th e
Ily M argate Gillmurr and PntroIcia Collinge, this , tells the story
of the USO shu» overseas which
was headed by Katherine Cornell.
"G arden Planning and ■ BuildIng' is recommended for those
interested in the subject.
Fiction incluiles, ■"Ilefote the
Sun Goes Down" bv. Elisabeth
Metzger Howard of W inter Haven*
78
and
48
R etail Prices Of
Su rplusOuod^Here.
Will Be Checked
a tm ir 1*-trr
longer tlmp till ilays may new
in grades as high a* T /
Russell Kay has again accepted enlist
S et.
the chairm anship rf the publicity
In many special types of work,
tomrnillcc for the S late r.f Flor specii|l arrangem ents have also
le th made for offirers, w arra n t
ida. b ast year t
o f ! <H irers aiyl flight offirers w ith
of the newspapers in support
...
this worthy effo rt was m agnifb reference to the grades In which
cent he said, and he feels con they may * now la- enlisted. Col.
fident th r puldir will again help
that
taxes ait' due and payable thereon annually, amt
are hereby charged with the duty of ftsccrtainipg
the amount of spelt tax and paying the name be
fore the first day of April of each year”.
—Florida Law
”
COtINTY TAX HOOKS ( LOSE MARCH .Hal,
Under the new law enacted by the I.cgis'aturo the following interest and penal tie
begin on April 1st, 1946 on all unpaid tax.vs assessed for'^frc_ynnr 1941*.------- — !-—
IM P O R T A N T
A penalty of
on April 1st with interest at 18’< per annum from April 1st plus
cost of advertising a m i tax sale, where no' paid before tax sa le.
"Shallow
on The
Jno. I). Jinkins.
i, F O R
PIMPLY
i C O M P L E X IO N S
H iipi Nv'- rv nt
, , Al or >• tjuU klr
Phone a 25
PACKAGE STORE
Touchton
410 SANFORD AVENUE
.ml Mrs. William H O'Barr.
icS W est F irst Street, lull
LEGAL NOTICE
T i a l ! " —&une
Nurno"— Lu
Family an Maple Slrccl"*
. Tab-ir.
Private
U tuvcn"—F aith t
Under the new law all unpaid taxes for the year 19-16 become dellni|uent on Apri
1st, 10-1G and the (tenuities anil interest laconic a part of the taxes which are a firsi
lien on the property assessed, except that intangible Personal Properly taxes a n
u. lien on all pruiwrty owned by the taxpayer.
Tax Collector. Seminole County
/. MrotCibfii.toa-xui*
Aityn S«t<>n
Interest at 12'. per annum from April 1st plus cost of advertising and tax war
rants.
The courtesy of this office is at yiiur (linposal and all lax informa
tion and assistance will be gladly furnished.
FINE QUALITY
WHISKEY
WI NE
RUM
GIN
H undreds of types of war sur
plus goods are now making their
appearance in local stores, Mr.
Randall said, and this survey will
be madn to sec whether these
items are reaching the public
within ceiling prices set h r OPA.
The cheek of low-cost clothing
will include practically all sales
of all kinds nf wearing apparel,
from underw sar to topcoats. Mr.
Rnndair added* and U a virtual
coidlnuation of a similar survey
being conducted this month.
The survey of prices In food
stores will be on a somewhat d if
ferent basis than Is usually the
case, he said,
Whereas the
monthly check-ups ordinarily cov
er food Items shown on the com
munity ceiling pi ire lists, the
March survey will rover
e -sold on -n “mi!
hnxix by th*v retailer, .Mr. I
winner of the fl^ .n o fl Metro
*Coldwyn Mayer < o n t »r» t and
. Dtmblclny prire contest.
It is
j the sturjt of a small town of the
’atij In Pennsylvania. “ David The
King" is n Biblical type sto ry by
Gladys Schmitt. "Arch of Trlu in pile is by F,ruh M. Remit rgue
who wrote “ All tjuiet On The
Wests rn Front."
l Other fiction books released in
clude:
* "The Klnys ( i f n t r t l ''—Daphne
lie M nurbi
"The River Road"— France* P,
Kr yes,
*
■ " Wintt r Meeting”—Ethel Vance.
' Mrs. Palm er’s Honey— Funnic
l UlMik
■ ■'•---- ---- »-*—---------------"The Shocking I’lpk H a t"—
j Frances (’mm.
"The DA Ilrraks a S eal"—
Earle S. Gardner.
•
" la v e Has No Alibi —Octavus
lt»\ Cohen.
On Personal And Intangible Personal Property:
Property Owners who have not done so are urged lu pay their taxes hiifon
March Hist ami avoid penalties and costs.
T he actual retail prices of war
surplus goods, low-cost apparel,
ami '.'mark-up” foods In local
stoies will, bo checked d u r i n g
March by volunteer memliers nf
the S'm lnole County Area Frier
Ccntrol Board, E. II Randall.
7 r„ elTalrtnan of the price panel.
enlisted ■ in the Regular Army
according to an announcement to
day by F irst Lt H erbert M. Wei
ly, assistant Arm y Recruiting of
ficer a t the Orlando station.
U
“Tha
\
Ghiml nf
Dtck.
x
Mm.
Muir
"The Lang Ituuil".—N a I «
Shipman.
"MttrdeV W i t h i n M urder’
WAKE UP BUSINESS /
By Advertiting In | J
France.-, Leckriitgc.
T hu N tw tpaper
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v . A
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"T he
Friendly
i’ermi»*i»n
JeM iim yn \\V»t.
"Mr? Palmer'* Honey" —f a n
H ilh e i.
"Crldcaliead
Waugh,
Revisited” —Eve
1JACH o rd everyone of you have o w S t 'i iheptoi of your life loot h at made hlitory*ln the world for(he p o ll fiva y e a n . Draw your own hi 'o icr.l jri.ollel end Idnlify your own contribution toward the
triumphal e rd of World W ar II. For your cvrn.and you - fjr-ily'i sake, record your experiences and k e e p l
your mementses intact for the yeor; to co.no wks.t Ihoy «i!l mean the molt to you.
, ^
BATHROOM BEAUTY
r\s.4
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J
p a
fjy n L
grip
G I’VE BEEN AROUNT is jv u f per rone! h':*ory e. Wcrid W ar II, wrillen by yourself and'contained
in this sturdy volume. For the I'jirt.y or.d f r ie s ’s of
Cremes, this li the perfect "home-comisg" or.
discharge gift. A grand itioo for a " / sc- .icc mar, or > tn.an. Your name in gold on the cover.
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.
GAY SHOWER SETS
ILr
YESl THEY’RE BACKIALL METAL GLIDERS1
ShoWflf curtains and pair Of matching window
drapes In water repellent clear plaattc. Gay,
colorful patterns on Green, Fuschla, or Peach
grounds.
S
H I Now you can dress up your porch with one of these beautiful new gliders. AU
iteel frame finished Jn gleaming white enamel with red or green washable
leatherette cushions piped In white. Modal on floor not exactly as illustrated.
Ill
1 8 -M se t
Rubber Tub’ MBts
in black, green, red or maroon . . .
_
J .5 0 e a c h -
ifO W that the dojrs ore Qetfing longer ond the
w M dw ll warmer. leY. fulfill ihe longing, of
toddler* who wont to spend their ploy how*
tlldlno ond sliding [u slT ie big brotW ond
WM*rf Here. 1* the Ideal |u s !o r\s l,. Uide.
designed just like the big opes for youngster*
from 3*0 6. A landing boord eliminate* rough
*r rough edge* to Injure
trie tittle one*- Strong!; conWructed of
pine; ottractfvely finis
Exercise Your Right TV> Vole Register Now l
It's rain ond weather resillani
|, Inside smtif the cold month,
|,'il be eorv to iak« down or
v.
J*
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° y1#re,(J *,M '* 5 f*’ 2**n< ,on8,
w,d#'
weothes is here
8‘v* the youngster* many hou
Shipping Weight 38 lb*.
SPECIAL
Window shades, green*
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Phone 427
SEilgtSt
Phone
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To Protect*the P f i t f of th r World!
T o Prom ote the P ra g m a of America;
To Prod or* Prosperity for Hanford.
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
E sta b lish e d 1908
m
Patterson, Forrestal
Tell Senate Group
Raise Would Stimu*
1 1 late E n l i s t m e n t s
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 20,
(AP) — The secretaries of
War and Navy have urged
Congress to grant a 20 per
cent increase In pay to every
one Jn the two ‘armed ser
vices. Appearing before a
Senate military aubcommit*
Secretary of War Pattcr■»on and Secretary of Navy
PorreeU ) a rm e d th e t »uch -a pay
boon would etim ulate enltetmenU.
The two secretaries aleo point
ed out th a t the cost of living hat
gone up considerably, and that
w arfare now requires men with
g rea ter education and skills thsn
(formerly.
Secretary 6f the Navy Forrestal
told the committee th a t the Navy
is losing htghrauklng officers
e a te r y day because of more at^ a c t l v e financial offer* in civi
lian life. Ho pointed out th a t of
ficer’s pay haa remained relative
ly steady since lPOft, while living
costs have increased about 190
percent.
Probe Upholds
J u d g m e n t Of
Navy Captains
.
D A IL Y
N EW SPA PER
NUMBER 131.
Associated Press I-euwrd Wire
WEDNESDAY, M A R C H 20, 1916
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Attacked By Kurdish Tribes
Half. Million
Complaint A l l e g e s
Editorial Cart
Ridicule A g a i n s t
S t a t e Govertior
- -e- — a 1 a
Form er governor Spessard L. Boll a ml, candidate for the
U. a . senatorial vacancy created bv the decision of S enalor-C harlr*
O. Andrews not to run afcain, will visit Sanford and will speak in
the downlown section on Mar. 26. He will be Introduced by Itrig.
Gen. J. C. Hutchison. LateF he will g reet friends and supporters
at the Hotel M ayfair and on th e*
following day is expected to visit Judge Advocate. T ransferred In
TALLAHASSEE, .Mnr. 20, f/P)
towns in the county.
He- wa* born in Bartow, July, tire A ir Service a h i. own re- Governor Millard Caldwell today
1C? 1892. His father, a T . Hol SiTh FU*int*W^ . rnn "
»Ult in the United
*
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' St at es U .-trict Court in Telialand, came fronj Georgia to Flor „
Meusg
Argonne
and
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fro
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tr
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3-frt>
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*500,000
in damage*
ida in HUM, hie mother, Virginia
Spessard Holland from Virginia
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r
d
"*hlish«r*
of.
Collier’s
, ll!t. The damage# are
askIn 1889. A fter attending Bartow hen sho down, landed behind M
rchoots and Emory College he
V
w
f
S
'i"
*
f,,r
editorial
comments
motad t o j a n k of captain, n ard j magBI|„ c m„ | e on the killing the
of
•vt tfce Distinguished S e r v i c e ) a negro aw aiting trial nl Madison
Cross, and given a citation sign ast fail. The hilt of com plaint
ed hy General John P. Pershing, alleges th a t publtcaliosM, of thp
commander In chlrf.
(Pec. II. editorial “ was maliciously and
1916) ,
wickedly done with the in ten t of
Upon h i* -re tu rn from France causing ridicule mid contempt to
he Inured the country in behaif ’Ja* cast upon" the governor.
of the Victory Loan Drive. In • The Florida chief executive
1919 he m a r r i e d Mis* . Mary says he will turn over any pro
Groover of Lakeland. They have ceed* of the litigation to the
four children, F irst Lieut. Lind Florida A ami M College in' Tal
sey Holland, veteran of marine lahassee for negroes, n sta le In
campaign* in The Pacific area; stitution. The magazine's com
William Benjamin, petty officer ments, published in its Feb, M
3-c L’. S. N l, and two daughters, issue, concerned the Governor’s
Mary Groover Holland now at statem ents uliout the killing of a
S tate College for Women and negro who wa* taken from i..i un
Ivanhne who is attending high guarded jail at Madison an I -hot
school in Bartow,
to death. The negro had Ire n in
Resuming law practice in Bar dicted on charge* of nttc mpting
tow in 1910, Holland served In as
rape a five-year >«td white
graduated n 1916 from the Uni prosecuting attorney, and then |,(ill.l
for
eight
year*
as
county
judge.
versity of Florida.
There h e .
In his sun the Governor runSenate____
inItendi,
starred In football, track, a n d , Fleeted. to the , State
. _ Uie rditoM al grrntftlt'V' fa lse
d
two
four
,.f ithe
baikctiialt. and was so apt at j 19*2 he t.e rre
.
, ft *f .i Iriiir n . A av. "nllnl4*111i»f* n|
,c
....... h^ Jla,, takrn a , ,j„ v.
baseball that Connie Mack o f term s and bream# J* rccognUc.l
in the upper IcfflaUlt
Ulth the rase.
fered him a contract with the :leader
*.-,<■-a n
K1.I sponsored
AHS.VrW.I menu
OlCt* 1
Philadelphia Athletic*.
He also j house,
ami
many I
legis
ami "imiui-n,!., uf impiiqit-t con
qualified for the Rhodes scholar-, lalive reform*
His ndiiunixL .1 duct" on III- part, lie ulirges
ship.
,
1 Hon as Florida's 26th Governor the editorial falsely portrayed
He voluntectcd for service i n 1*■■ notable for oustanding ac- him a- "an individual acting as
war in 1917. was later made a compllshment* in many fields the l lovcnmr of a sovereign
lieutenant in the coast artillery ,'A fter his term he retired to again state, as approving tlir action of
and in France was made Brigade I practice law in Bartow.
an alleged mob in taking from
the protection of the law a negro
charged with i«pe and killing
him "
Governor Caldwell also alleges
that the damage done him by the
e-iltoi-at "will continue against
him tlumigbmii the remainder of
hi* life, in bis personal, profes
sional and political affairs.”
WASHINGTON. Mar. 20 . ( A h Secratary Forrestal has Issued a
statem ent regarding th e ,tw o Ne-,
vy captains who ordered pilots to
evacuate several planes from
Okinawa in 1945 hecauac of a ty
phoon. warning. Forrestal say*
th a t an investigation has proved
th a t the decisions were sound and
tgeasonable.
fo rre sta l said ha is going to
f wm*< l»U ei>,o f rvpnm snd to the
four lieutenants and one ensign
who refuted to follow the orders.
Forrestal sent his announcement
to Representative W alter Ploeser
of Missouri who had urged him
to have the investigation made,
F orrestal Mold P lo tte r th a t the
case boil* down to the fact that
the young officer* decided th st
CHUNGKING, Mar. 20, </P>—
th eir judgem ent was euperlor to
*Ahat of their seniors, and as a Chlnfcso Communist* are boycot
R e s u lt five expensive planes were ting the opening sessions of the
Peoples’ Political Council—China's
lost.
unity organization. This action
is seen as a protest against alligeii undermining by the recent
Natinnal P a r t y
Congress of
at the Janu-
W EATHER
Pair with mild aftrrnoon trm p eratu rai today
and Thursday. bcciiming quite tool to
night with tem peratures slightly lower
than laat night.
Caldwell Sues
Former State Chief Executive And Veteran
Of World War I Will Be Introduced
By General Joseph C. Hutchison
« . .a
IN D E P E N D E N T
S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A .
Spessard L. Holland To Speak
Is Proposed
THE
Reds Boycotting Ware Back From
Opening Sessions Capital After
Of Chinese Confab Juvenile Parley
Officer Say£_
Dawson Outlines Staff
; Aerial Support Is
Being Sent To
Food Program To Now
Scene Of Fighting
Local Kiwanians
Carrier Crack-UiTNear Tragedy
_
Wight Given Token
By County A#ent
For Enormous E##
>.
WINGING HIS SCOUT BOMBER IN FOR A LANDING on the
cartel Slinngn-I j i . Knsign {*. Johnsaiy touches tb r edge of the
fliglu deck (uppei plinto* ami bounces heavily (lowe, picture |, losing
wings ami tail and landing wheel*, before crashing to it stop. A
moment later the lucky ensign stepped from the wreck, unhurt. U.S
Navy photo
i International)
iGoering Assumes Responsibility
Despite Absence Of Judge Declares New 14* S u r v i v o r s Of
For Nazi Anti-Jewish Decrees
Communist*,Chain# Approach To Prob- Mexican Ship Found
A 10 percent, reduction, ip «>»sumption of wheat ami ‘wheat
product* has lieen set bv the
State t'SD A Council a* a goal
: for the state In order to meet
' the emergency food program announ rod by IVesid#nt Truman
and Clinton P Anderson, *ecrei tary of agriculture, it was nn! nounced today a t lha meeting of
1the Klwania Club by Charles K.
Daw «on. Seminole County Agent.
“ Folks all over the world are
having u struggle to stavr off
j starvation,” said M r.' Dawson.
extrn foodstuffs a ir needed and
1ever* man. Woman and child Is
asked to reduce consumption of
wheat lil percent.”
lie then changed front serums
to humorous vein when he began.
Imagine lily satisfaction (o find
, mrmlier of the Kiwanis
that
(7,ib ha- already dislinauiahnl
him..-If iu this respect, and the
Depuitmrut of Agriculture heard
of a (nil to had dotir ami -ent a
-pi-, ml message of congifttiil*
ti.in V- a slilrtll token of Iheir
e-tei ill I «i*h to preaent this
inker fo F Musky wight
j At Mu- pomtf he handed in
Mi Wight a four square package
wrapped in fancy- paper, auiid a
lot of taughtrr from Kiwanians,
who weir a wine that something
«(«h oil In the way of fun was
about lo occur.
"Open it." they yelled,
iti Wight opened the package
and with a broad grin on hi*
fate lifted nut a large live
gopher, the back uf which
and
gold,
tn-cripthm
and
having
s
“ H s.k y W ight
._
WASHINGTON, Mar. *0,
f/PV—Senator Claude Pepper
nf Florida haa called for a
new form of hlg three con
ference to dispel lha fear
which, he says, has led to a
crisis of confidence. In a Sen
ate address. Pepper saggrsled
th a t business, labor and a g ri
cultural leaders as well as
statesm an be present at the
conference. It would remain
in session, he d rrlsred. until
full confidence hm* been re
stored among th r th rre past
er*.
<nv A**oriATi:i» I’H Ris)
Ait officer of the Iranian
General iStaff today revealed
that three Iranian garrisons
nre hcinjfynttacked hy Kurd
ish tribesmen. The dispatch
nays that trarriKonn have been
tinder attack for a week and
that aerial «upi>ort in hemp,
sent to the scene of the fiirhting.
Thctc ha* been recent specula-
tinp in \Tashingt.-n that Russian
movements iu Iran had ns one of
their objectives no uprising of
Kiirdts h tiit>e-mrn whicti would
Involved no! only Iran, hut Iraq
anil Turkey a* well
A commentary on tb r Iranian
situation has been provided bv a
former Iraq diplomat who ha*
just returned front T ehran to Badhad. lie raid that a war of nerves
it being wage*) in the Iranian
rspital, with Russian troop* con
tributing to the genera! state of
jitters He added th a t the Rus
sians arc making a lot of noise
outside the gate* of Tehtmi hy
moving artillery around.
From T ’wkey it is rejm rlrd
that the 'is h r i -4 radio hn* an*
1*rg e | i . . .
paint
|n Au"i t r ' , ha> (hp 1tppo, (h0n Uad-
l”" 1
.
, |
ei m tiie Austrailifln I'arlianicnt
When thing, quleterl |-w n a |tolia!rt M„n lt„ . n- ,r r l H
that
A1'
resident
,
Russia has nbnndnnetl llie term ,
Kdward h Lanr to explain why n( ^
AttahUc ,’h a rte r 'He made
' *1, ^ A?",
lr b . ' ' ' » ,» i the statem ent during a debate o n '
M r x i r n i t t v T m - i 20 . u n stated that tt »«*
“ * , foreign affairs, lie p rai,ed the
------ — ...
, I The Mexicah Naval D epartm ent
large egg Mr. Wiltht
«.peech made hv W inston ChurO w n ty , Judge R.W \ttare, who j |o,ja y says 14 survivors have
found
in
h
i,
hen
nest.
•«'*,
j
°
k'
4 rfilll at Fulton. Mo and added that
has returned from T allah assee. j ^ n (oU(Jt| ft|n)un( the drifting
that the onlv way he could e* he ludjrVr* ttivli- i'nn lie pn tf-fl)
where he attended a conference hulk of it vessel disabled last
l-iain it wan, that Mr Wight had
in Tallahahsee on problem* of Friday TheV had been wlthmit
-.tailed hi* rtreken laisuig with p eace until r <<*r \ tun m i r y respect*
thr triritn ria l
rig h t- of other
juvenile delinquency, which had
„ r wntPr for pg hours, ami
NVKR.N'IIKRC;. Mnr JO. t/f»» H e r m a n G o e r tn g to d ay tt»hl t h r AI seven rno.tei* and one hen Mr na t tons
been called by Governor Caldwell, one child died before the group IhvI VVIti t ftirir"* Triliuhitl h r wuuld
full rr’apunf kI*(Iit \ fur I ane thanked lidlli l.eonardy and
T h r |tu**ian* u r f r to ni t lay
today dccared that as a re*ult of <-^,1,4 |„. rrached
Hamid Kn-tliel nn*i other* I t
f | | i* i j y 111»*i Hi! *4 j11tf i -I f * i * 11 11 i?v i i n **i i •»* i.i r «1 h v
1 1*•
Nnm
t f ° v r r tt • i >«*t »t
n
r
1
the conference there had lieeu «
The survivors iia.l been aboard
lielpliig prepale 1lie recent i*ai o l - o . l t l t * r p t r - * ' l l l <<
(io n n >g
t o th r «mirt hr hnil ilgurd nil thoac lircfcr,' til
Itliddlr rn*t Im trad , Moscow r»m ajor approach toward solving the Mexican steaim-i Ri Sanli his rnimcit) »* p r t ii d e n l of the Reichstag. The former Rrrrhs* hecue.
soma of the Juvenile problem* „g0. which was linltered by high —*-**
•Suiit T U | iwloii then ailde.l port* iM-ir ntorr c>.ii,rrnt*,| with
♦ rrnt ha( vtap on the witness *tnnrl
spite the_conspicuous ah*ence!now causing so much concern to wovrs. The vessel ha*! been Iranin hit
.1**- another "wloqqier" I'y *tatmg atom , rn rrg y I'tohlcm* an t niorr
for ths mxth
*i*th day
d*v In
hi* own liewith the Johnsonporting soldier*, their wive* and
Jam es C. Hull of 1611 Sanford of Communist members, Gen- parents and educators.
fem e.
that the Deliartmerit of Agricul- patticularly
Inil which u riuw pending in
More than 800 delegates, repre- rhildicn to the Tree Marlaa I’cnal
Avenue, A tlantic Coast Line Gen- \ craliislm o Chiang Kai-Shek haa
llow evrr, Goering nroerteil from ; lure in an-vver ts* n query l>y May
Washington, . Mo-cnw
M-porlrd
.. sral
Y ardm astcr,
was
today made a plea for peace and urji- r.snting aoms 60 organization* in- C olony..
the witness ho* that" both Joseph Mr. Wight had -tnted that chick- tin t Johnson; Mav l>i^l is fraught
-y w a rd .’d the r m p i n / n 2* year fication of China. It Is expected te m ta d In yoH h problem* at- , Onp group of survivors wo
Iloel.lwU and Heinrich Himmler en* hiitrli in three Week, and n th g la re ennsr itieuri;*,.lnd would
'Ambient for continuous service by that some Communists will show u n d e d th e conference, which rewere mr.re radical than h'tn*elf du ks in four. Whereupon Mr d m - t -rtentifir "arttvii'y oxcjuHLun^!»y
It's, U. Black, division lUperlnUn- 'u p W o re the political council sulUd In 16 Immediate steps and 11f
The remaining 14 were
on the Jewish question lioehliel* Wight hnd thr hen 'it mi th - 1v r Ir
in lir
war
. i m n iir l*
and
dent. '
lends its deliberations April 2.
lie
1*1 lonff ran go plant for solution *^vrc ^ trT *n
and lllmmh-r l-nlli took theti ue«t llire. week-, and «*e
n -tli-'t -rii-M11f I,
of l.-iatL ’
Mr. Hall orlginallv entered I Chiang has urged the council of different social prohtem* In righted ta r hulk 2* mile* north
Hal
own
lives
a*
Germany
'-dtni<*.-d
tilsr
rgg
'ltd
,1’lt
hutch
w.i
m
NfOtl of n |«r«|»vr health eduen
M rn n o h llr „ coinin*'!*’* T 1h « I the bay
Uiniunlii
year ago
th a t turn-. ti>«k it t<< th r *t n- I t . n a tio n t ' N t l X r r n i i l )
Coast Line Service a* a clerk out*® •odorse th e agrrem enta th a t Florid*50 mile* from the scene of the tion program m every county nf j alrno-i
i*un<'il
Today'*
licarlng
iiri.grr**i*d and sold it. and -uni he did nut i i»* a f t e r n o o n
Govarnor Caldwell todsy was
the s l a t e a n . Hire,set) M onday
to
d t* p o - r
of
_ _
|0 that he
qusntlv^'sm ploysd' ^as * Vltclhinan, |
quoted
as having |4
said
e v e n in g iiv Mis* Malde B r i tt of slowly a* Goeripg challenged re keep it on the nest a* he didn t t
am-ting In New N-nk City
would submit the list nf proposal*
t h e O r a n g e ('.ninty l le a lt i i and neatrdly the acrtirsrv “f 'ta n - want any duck,
t *inr«* left i n n f r o m t h r l ,,npostw ar rs lb f to the S tate cabinet, and diwlarod C n J L , r E V n n r l A f t « r
TuberruloM* A***H'l»tton in n tnlk tAtiurya of vartous pio*rcutlon do
dt. t
||»-t/rl utiu m arel that don m e e t in g r a t l i n ttn* w intrr.
A IlC T
position May 1, 1942. He left tho ■** " mon*
tasks confronting ha could see no reason why they S a i l o r I* r e C U
lo memlwr* of the .Semlmde j H o w e v e r , under -trail)- motion pit loir* taken h rir of Thr Iranian ili-puto i* tin- loggrst
County llealtii and T ulierrulosl*! qlm*tinning, Goering roncclpil the cplrry njM>rat.«ii* would he •hnwn pdBtlral issue the rounri) is ex
company In July, 1942, and served ChinS today. ’ Unification of the could not b* put into effect, inarm
y
ha*
been
’
termed
by
the
eluiUd Among the iqoai iff a plan
f
In the armed services until NovAssociation
a I * meeting at the Hilthenlirity of inch order* «* [ in motion p irtu ir theater* In the pected to tacWr after f o rm a l *esGeneralissimo
as
essential.
those usiled hy the Nazi, calling near future, and still picture* In | slon* open Monday. The UNO's
r
f jm b e r of last year.
clinic. A. II I'etrrson preslihvL
The 64-year-old former presi
‘
MIAMI,
Mar.
20.
(/F»—
Ay
|H
_
oonservatlon.
for only minor punishments for newspaper* and mngaiincs. dhje m ilitary staff com mittee !» exPlan* for an b
extensive health
dent of the Chinese Eastern
to rain, Kiwanians did not visit period to present to the council
Ju d g e War* said th a t he re
i f ' l l i f w education'iirogr'am throughout the the slaying of JewsRailway in Manchuria, Mo Ta- garded a* highly Im portant a ■SlaJnllL*9*1
1
a . I county were outlined hy Health
The United States prosecutor celery farm* with Mr. Iteliel a* Monday Its p roposed plan for nu
Hut, asserted in opening t h e plan to taka cere of Florida's Iris?'
liitCi nktlotiaT 'puliVe -fiirr<•.'-*,1 li*
asked th#. IribunaM o- s^ q -ik fh w iu W rbnncfl session th a t' Manchuria negro dsllnm ifnu, especially.negrj death
(dan will (Stnliflr UiC CiJnitnlltce’s
issues sh o u ld -b e solved -w f"
Circuit
w
rin
g
to
s»lefc-tti
the-im+ntr
gifts -for—whom a school wotild be_
recommendation* -nn the ctimporfigoing beyond the,
was turned down. Justice Ro*
sslaMiahad a t O cala sim ila r to d ire c to r,
tion of th* prnjecleii police forte
Sino-Russian
Trea
for
Dale
that now housing white girl de
r o n T WORTH, Mar.
acki-on said Goering should
and the number of participating
linquent!
I.’* '
. . . . .
,,
, pr o veil by Uto Association. Dr. leave any fu rth er explanations to
force* in be provided by the var
• The famous American airman— 1945.
The judge ruled th a t an alleged QuiUman wa* appointed chairm an
He also said that he favored the
ious nations. *
Lieut. General James DoolltUs—
brought
out
by
h
it
lawyers
later.
advisory committee,
plan of enlarging- th* school for f f n f 'w k n ohtaincxi last May w a * |0f „
announced that he will begin
A* Jackson sees it, Goering has
boys a t Marianng so that the boys ln violation of the youth's con and assistants will la ter bo soU la last assignment on Mar. 2T,
9,700 ARRIVE TODAY
Iwcn taking control of the pro
could be kept in longer In order stitutlonal righto. S tate's At lected.
An added attraction for Pioneer
tn Washington. At' th at time the
to rehabilitate them. The school torney Glen C. Mincer told the
L.I. F razier, finance com mittee ceeding* out of the hands of tho Night at l-uke Mary Community NEW YORK. M ar.' 20. W V »
It so crowded now that they can court th a t the sla te had no other chairman, presented the prnpo»«<i tribunal, and has been using his 11*11 Thursday evening will lie the More than 9,700 men are due to
panel he wae chosen to head will
substantial evidence. The soldier
DETROIT, Mar. 20, 0P1— The
gat do pm to brass tacks and study General Motors Corporation has not keep them there long, he add In the case, William Sweeney, budget which was approved. A testimony to serve as propaganda singing of the Seminole High) arrive today at two ea st coax'
A ll
All*
—
- a s
nom inating committee was
upthe relationships bstween so-call announced th at It Is rscalllng a ed. Doubling of the sise of the was found beaten to death ono pointed
School trio consisting of Ularence port* aboard nine vessels, while
for election of new o fficer. The prosecutor accuse* ttm figU G
Fatm colony for epileptic
ed brass hats and enlisted min. limited number ’ of employes as Florida
rantham , Harold K astnrr, and 3.22H returning scrvicemi-n are
year ago in Miami's Bay front a t the» AApril
and
fsebM
minded
persons
was
p
ril
meeting.
The
anranking
Nazi
defendant
of
being
Tlic an
Doolittle, chosen for the task fast as It can to prepare OM’S
Clyde llu tt. it wa* announced hy expected at three next coast
Park.
recommended
by
Judge
Ware
who
nual
T
i
l
public
meeting
was
nrrngartt and contemptuous in Ills Fdward F. I.ano who ha* charx** ports aboard sevn transport*.
by Secretary of War Patterson, idle plants for production. A
said Ujfra were r more than <760
planned. The Board voted ap altitude.
has announced that witnesses will spokesmen said lha* the recall on
of the entrrtainm rnt for the pro
the
waiting
lis
t
nroval on sending Mrs. Edward
PETIOT SCOHFJJ POINT
be eummoned to air their com orders will afffect all plants. If
Jackson asserts th a t outside the gram .
klrcher,
association
executive courtroom t h e r e ’is a question of
H e approved the proposal th a t
plaint# about a so-called "casta the CIO United Auto Workara
The progrum will begin at 7:30
PARIS, Mar. 20, OP)— The so- secretary, to a National T ubercu revival of Nazism, lie *ays th a t o’clack. Frank Evans, program
. system” in military eervlce. The will psrmft entry of maintenance both Ocala and Marianna Schools
f% n t meeting will be a alosed ses- men to unite whkh still are employ an officer who would called bluebeard of Paris today losis T raining School in A tlanta Goering would like to fu rth e r chairm an, who will lake active
Any veteran in need of serv
take to secure Jobs for bovs scored a point In his trial for the fom April 22 through May 3.
mon to decide boar the inquiry strikebound.
that cau»# by h li testim ony on chargo for the 21st time in a*
ice (free of chargo) in any of
end girls when they left the pturder of 27 persons when the
should be conducted. The panel
many
years,
ha*
urged
that
the stand.
.
the following categories is re
In the meantime, malntenanca
has been asksd to rocommend sny ernpoyes have already begun work schools: that otherwise they prosecution conceded that at least
quested to v isit the office of
The presiding member of the young people bring a* many aid
would
be
hampered
by
the
same
three
of
hia
supposed
victims
people
as
possible
to
the
meeting.
changes necessary for “building in plan i In Saftaaw, Pontiar,
th* responsible agencies listed
, tribunal doe* not see completely
renditions
under
whkh
they
were
were
Gestapo
agents.
The
action
He
also
requerted
th
a
t
mothers
a clttiten army."
below
and Flint,
Mich. Agreement* sent to the corrective institution. came as a surprise development
*y* r
British Lord Ju stice Sir Geoffery do not bring bable. as they might
have been reached with local Ho opposed th* proposal to con- after the defendant, Dr. Marcel
Ijiwrence, has decreed th s t Goer disturb the program.
managements. However, the Im aOUdata all facilities for white Pctlot, had described the deaths
David Sholtz, former governor ing
Tha .Sanford Conceit O rchestra
be permitted to give
mediate resumption of normal girls, white women, negro girls of the three in question. Hr said of Florida and I'aat Grand Exalt- . should
natlomj to h
his replies to under direction of George Fellows
production on the huge auto as and negro women a t Kaiford.
ed Ruler of the Elks, has congra- ” P *n! ».°„1 n. t u . , "
that
they
had
been
executed
by
wi)| play,- and some of the finest
plovmet
sembly lines have bean snarled hy
tuUted Sanford Elks I*odge
I-odge 1241 cross
cro“ **»ra»«Uonother members of what ha des tulatcd
musical and talented entertainers
P ark Avenue.
•
m iir
for getting into the 100 percent
cribed as his resistance group.
in the county will prssent a well
Vocational Training end Edu
class on contributions to the Elks
ROME. Mar, W.
. Prise* will be
SPRING BEGINS TOMORROW
cation — T. W. Lew-ton, Court
,'l.,m
C
,l
OFFICIAL
I,IKS
War
Fund,
according
to
a
U
ttar
the
1,083
TRAIN
WRECK
House.
703 07 “
received by Joel Field, exalted
Pleads For Unity
lems
Is
Derived;
Tribunal Turns Down Request Of Jiwtice
Jackson That Former Luftwaffe Chief
Be Compelled To Slick To Point
J.C. Hall Awarded
ACI, Service Emblem 'SnEffikS*"
Tl
N e e d Of Proper
Health Education
Program Stressed
Year In Miami Jail
r
Doolittle To Begin
- Iavestigation - Soon
High School Trio
On Pioneer Night
Program March 2l
GM Recalls Limited
Number Of Workers
Veterans Service
Dave Sholtz Lauds
Sanford Elks Club!
And
Groups
lan communes whieh
councBmen last Stindsy
to the right had modi
* «y« *ith
Th*
L irw rssL s
BR CALLED
CAIPAOO Itar.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar. 20.
ntain and Pari fie time OP)— D i s p a t c h e s to Rio Do
Janeiro
from the coasU) state
IB M P. M. In Chicago,
pf Serglpe say ^ h s t a train
wreck near th* capital city of
Aracaju ha* caused injury or
wHl be vertical
death to 180 persons. The dis
patches from Aracaju say hos’ ‘tala are Tilled with the victims
art) arriving hourly.
am
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&&W 5K3;»5
rolsr.
The . letter read,1 “Congratulsiona on your getting Into th* 10()
percent class on your contribu
tions to the Elks War Fund.
" It will be a p r o u d privilege to
present you with the ■Certificate
of Appreciation on behalf of you
end your Lodge e t th* State Con
1vention, end £ eertelnly hop# you
M E. aalies north west. wiii. b e r e a good delegation
of Rio -De Janlsaw,
INDEPENDENCE,
Mo.,
M en
20, yp>— The Preeidsnt of the
reorganised Church of Jcau*
Christ of L etter Day Saints. Dr.
Frederick M. Smith, died today
at the age of 72. Dr. Smith was
a grandson of th* founder of the
Latter Day Saint* Church. He
lentered a hospital on Mar. ,6,
suffering
« u«t## circutecircule
ring from en •«
tory failure. He h*d been -preet--------
‘ tine* - M fc \i
JUDGE RESIGNS
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 20, </P)
- Governor Caldwell today ac
cepted the resignation of Ray
mond Carroll a« Judge of St.
Johns County. To succeed Judge
Carroll the Governor appointed
Chert** Mstht*. Carroll served
Msthls'- unexnirod ta ro when
M athis entered tho arm td t m * .
Legal Assistance, Hospital
isation and State Service Of
ficer — Conlaet through Llqyd
F. Boyl*i County Service Of
ficer, Takach Building.
Emergency Funds — Ameri
can Red Cross, Lake Shore
Boulevard.
Veterans A dm inistration' —
Roseoo Bills. Sheriff's Office
every Tuesday.
"
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THE SANFORD H ER ltD , SANFORD, FLORIDA
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kund al Hehta,
I V nln .w i* y Hi
LEGAL NOTICE
Nuilci* in
frlv<*n il m t I
«m
III h 11*111*-!*« nil th «
Orlaiidii Ifr(fhHfijr, t i a n f a rd . F i e r i *
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IV I*> l u r Mild * lr III Mild t h a t I
Intend to r«*cl»‘l * r raid nam** p u r .
•unnl In tli«* frrmp of t h * F i c t l -
llottfl Nam*" Plalul*' fUhttpt«*r TV9&A
L iw u of F l o r i d a ) will* l!)*- Ulnrk
of H it* I 'l r r u l t C o u rt « f H f r t liw lr
l!a I*It•I
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- « *I U 5 T t !K j
HU K K it
FI m l uij l>li ra lion M* r rh
IS. 1*1*.
You and your home town urc partners. If your
town prospers, you prosper^— if the town goes back
ward, you lose. Your interests are here. Keep your
4»»ney-where your interestsr lle. When"you patronize
outside merchants the money you spend can never be
used towurd the growth of this community. When you
spend your money here you invest it and the invest
ment will pay-diddends iitlxhaki’ng our home town a
better place in which to live.
Kitchen Cabinet
All white kitchen cabinet*
with large riiding "work
top uT gleaming white
Benjamin
lKM-cchiinl
BROADFELT
Moore Paints
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• GREEN
• BURGUNDY
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• BLUE
Cover your floors in beauty I Six- beautiful
colors' to select from,
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THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED B’
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The Sanford Merchants Association
In th a t extra apace at
■ very h>w .cost.
Over Btationn
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w»H eon-
atructed
with
five l a r g e
drewere and mirror door.
:
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—SI ECIAL—
■f‘98 sq. yard and up
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Glass & Mirror Co.
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In Unity There I» SlrenRth—
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T o Protect the Peace of the World)
To Promote the Prog ret* of AafeVica;
T o Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
^
Fed showers snd thunderstorm* this alternoon, partly cloudy through Tuesday.
Cootrr tonight and Tueaaisy.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
VOLUME XXXVII
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EAUblished 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
M ONDAY. MARCH 18, 1916
N l TMI1ER 129 ,
Associated Press teased Wire
■
100,000 EUiectrical
Workers Return To
G e n e ra l Electric
Plants In 16 States
Goering On Stand At Nurcmbejpj:
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OfPricePanei C on cession s W ith R ussia
If S o v iet
NAM - Asserts Price
Controls
F o sn te
r•
y pi it
t
down
Production
Bikini Natives Make Way For Atom Bomb
t a r ' A i i o c i m p r n r .s s )
Bituminous coal operators
• jfave a polnt-by-point reply
today to the charges of John
L . Lewis in Washington and
acaused the union of using
inaccurate statistics in charg’ ■ing the industry with respon
sibility for the death and In
j u r y of thousands of miners.
"T he owners called it an a t
tempt by Lewis to make « false
ease lo support hie demand for
a health and welfare fund.
O perator! asserted the Industry
already is paying fnor* than 960.000,000 a year in social security
and welfare taxes. The operators
proposed overtime pay after -10
hours Instead of 35 hours of work
a week, and asked fo r a union
guarantee against wildcat strikes
< iend slowdowns,
'• ‘Approximately 100,000 CIO electricru workers today returned to
their Joba In General LlecUc
plants In .18 »U le* and a rlmilar.
back to work movement got under
way by In General Motors. How-,
ever, the GM return to work
movement will not be completed
until local iiuues are settled In n
number of plants.
During the weekend, 30 units
o f the CIO Auto Worker* Union
■.voted on the naUonal agreement
' *mado with General Motors and
only one, located In Baltimore,
turned it down. Ten of them de
cided not to return to work until
local grievances hgve been straigh
tened ouL
In Akron the rubber Industry »
••big four" wage and hour agree; inent now haa be«n ratified by 32
of the 41 local unions Involved.
Member* of the , CIO United
Rubber Workers a t two of the
th ree Urge .Akron plant* hare
'♦ g iv e n - almost unantmou* appovnl
t * . the settlement- They n r* em
ployed by the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber and B-F< Goodrich com
panies. Negotiations over .local
Issues are still In progress _ be
tween the union and the F ireatone Tire and Rubber Company,
which ha* the thtfd large Akron
local. The other member of the
'‘big four" U U.8, Rubber.
tI„ agreement „wta
.................
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The
reached
aerie ooff Washington
Washington coni
confer. a aerie*
*
------♦ e n c e s . I t calls for
wage increase*
of 18H cents an hour.
A t present, the number of
persons Idle in labor dispute*
arros* tjie country Is 658 thousand.
The total wa* brought down to
that figure by the end of walk
outs Involving the general electric
workers, machinist* In Ban Fran
cisco *m| employe* of the Tim
ken ^Roller Beni lug company and
the Oliver Corporation.
President HoU-rt Wascn of the
Natlo-ml Association of Manu•f a r t u i e r ;, say* hi* orEanixutlon
i
«pp
j to a- continuation of
. *>1 A K
another year beyond
■June W. I or NAM has prepared
! a slu lenient for the Hows* Rank
ing Committee outlining its view*
on the subject.
The mniiufm'tuters raj I upon
Congress to rmt price control*
i of nil manufactured Roods. The
'NAM statement asserts thnt these
|price controls are. a s . the •»»>■
.ci»lie.n pul it. "fostering inflation,
enabling
Pluck
m a rk e ts
to
|flourish" ami sowing down pro*
iilurtion.
Witson tcm is ns "fntse" th*
Ailministration assertion thnt the
Ol'A stands between the t.lim n
ami what is called **dlsa .rous
inflation."
Kc> nomic Stabiliiei C h e , t e r
Bowles earlier anticipate I the
NAM attack and charged l*efonj
•the Horrsp—[fllTimlttrr Thai the
manufacturers' association was
wPut Bowles called an "inespons*
ible pressure group." W a>n pay*
now the NAM speaks fo lO.t.KH)
|manufacturer* who pro*luce H5
j percent of all the g od* matinllnctured in the United States.
Showdown I3xpcctcd
This Week In Iran
Crisis By^DipIom atsln Washmston
, Mar. 18. (AP)
—Officials of the Irnnian
Embassy in IxmHon wty that
Iran is prcpaml to negotiate*
oil concessions with Russia.
They stress that Iran will
negotiate the oil concession
question only If Soviet troops
leave the country.
An Embassy spokesman
tay* he is unable to confirm—or
depy—stories that Premier Qav*
am now l* negotiating
wit! the
egnliating with
Russian* >in Tehran,
Tehran, tie
lie dee
declare*
that this is. in his words, lihighly
improbable In view of an Irnuian law which liars oil talkv nnttl
tlur withdrawal of-.-fureign Lr
not lx
Iwlicve
lie declsros; "W ee do ru>t
that the Premier would itare to
breach this law."
The afKjkoaman add* that slsce
the paVllament has bcea dissolvrst.
Qmain is the virtual ruler of
Iran. However.'he points «ut. that
I the ptemier would have to answer
to the new parliament when It
is elected.
UN RECON STRUCTED AND UNREPENTANT NAZI NO. 2. Her
! OFF FO R TlIF.IIt NEW HOMES ON OTHER ISLANDS, natives of Dittnl Atoll In the Marshall*
A showdown is expected this
mann Goering Is shown on the writ ness stand at Nuremberg, Germany,
cf"»11, l hr if |«*lmi|f iiitf* nctma ihc iwiirh lo born 4 im 1 ST frr tli^ H9«ri*11 milr vnyji(ff Thi* 1*hi lfu_ week ill (he Iranian rrisis. Tharj
as lie Ix-gun his praise of himself ur.iL llu ler ami a l l lh« pnrpoxei
ifltr .in * « r ro ImfIiiit iiipv«l to
'ML ^|oll hi*i SofoM
itinhi»l»nV*i,
that thr Army nn.l Navy is the view today of informer
of swastika government. On trial n» a war" criminal and faced by the
Coubl tab** complete povsrtaMtn
IliWim nntl K**t rv^rythmu i#nii\ fm
th« atomic*-t»omh
to diplomats In Washington who are
gallows, the former Raichs marshall wa, the first defendant to testify.
1m* *bi(tptl tlirre #m Stny (iMl^rtmlicimth
\
watching each new development
( International Kadiophoto)
in Iran with Increasing roimcru.
These diplomat* bnse their view
mainly on thir fact: The UNO
Extensive
redecorations
are
security council is scheduled to
under way at the Hotel Mayfair
meet in New York Pitv a week
Including painting, new draperies,
from today.
carpeting and refurnishing inside
Before that time, it l* Relieved
while exterior plans include the
either Riualn an,J Iran wilt have
building of a swimming pool,
resolved "th e ir differ cnee*
one
tennu euurl, plei ovrr the water
way or mother, or the Tehran
In front of Uie hotel, and bcamtl*
government wtt| pesem tt* c m *
, flea t inn o f ths grounds. Mr, l-ind.!. - 1'
*" ~
"
■*
t - a _ fm wm■■■
ngltn 1* tk * UNO CoubcIL -fk j
Weber, manSger, announced
R a t t a n ,'T o U ^ b y J ) c a i l
There f* little in gic » a y Of
K hcch T o
nnthentic new* reaching 'he out
riie lobby wails nrc now painle-l
A n d S p cn cerP reK cn t
ride world from Iran l-i-causr of
a tiuBty ru ff with «ff*crg> criliti*-*
1
rii IN
the tight ltd of serrrvy which has
with thr trtunr, room ht»|njf ilont*
facts re been cfamped over that middle
■m n tlcluutr fhadr of gretu. Nev^
.
lative to the air tranxport of
! draprrles have been purchased
A discussion ,’t compulsory miHd ln id a
perishables ore given rnriern rountry Ons dispatch—
forwarded officially to W nslimgT A LL A 11ABSEK^ Mar. 1H, f/P)
f-lialrman of
the
Veteran*' and "III i*e hung *nnn. The 'hu. ; rary training ui> held at the
eni|thasi* In a factual study just ton—h*a come to light. I t say*
— In Tallahassee today. Governor Homecoming
luncheon nt the
Celebration
com I me room. Ballroom, arm otnn fe^ulnr wrrkly
issued by the Rurrsii of Agri that tha ranking Russian diplomat
Cgldw.il termed juvenile delin- mittee* met at the
City Hill I r,Mints cn the first floor are t" Mayfair Hoteltoday under
the
cultural Economic*. United States in Tehran— a charge d’a ffair*—
quency t h e “ iro itlm p o rU n t social F'rlday night and reported cm the . he repainteil amt hung with new rhainhimahip of George Touhy
Department of Agriculture,'* said i„ suiil to have warned Iranian
problem o f the stale. He urged various events that are to be draperies alsu.
NUKHSBEIiG,
Mar
IX.
*
land .with G W. Hpenrrr. Holland
William I. Wilson, director of Piemier
tjsvam
Ft»
Soltuneh
delegates to his conference on held hers on A p ril':!.
F'ormer
Reichmarshnll
lleimao
George
'I he second floor which WB' 1 Dean and lio-k Itatignn piosentFlorida
Stair Fanners' Markets aguInst re-opening Of Iran's case
the subject to bring out “ practi Touhy, general cnalrmun, presid I recently
Giwring sssrrtrd to'lav Iwfori- the
redecorate,I
will
l~- j„ K t|„ pr)„ atvl rim„ „f
today.
"Tlmi
*t-tft!y
uptitliffhl*
tiefoie the UNO Security Council.
cal, forward-looking recommenda ed over the session which w.n freshened with some rooms being , arjf,imeni
Nuernlierx war crimes tribunal Miami iitj'I FI it«T ( “ity
■immg
tion* by which they ran get some nlso attended by
j j r- T„tJ|,v ,
m tent Ion to that Nail Gemanv never con t>»•* i-a'-i |ir»'■ *t liH'nliiinii f >r The Snviel diplomat i» *«bl to
K,l
Higgins, i repainted. The entire third floe
have i.dd ijiivsin liss* Russia
action" toward solving the prob munnger. and
n ferent np\** itrm in which John lemplste.t mllitnrv nrli.in ngnin-t
H. H Coleman, ha*t hern ifca rp rlftl ntni u l*»
..iirffif •n
lem. He spoke to more than 100 president of the
- -te i, rtliKv. t *a hr »hij*|M*i| By mr. Thr*r would colisliler exji-h s-Hion to b"
When this floor ha Steele. onti iml commander of the t niled States "f
Chamber ‘ of furnished
churchmen, state and county o ffi Comiperce under whose sjumsor- ; toeii finished, the Mayfalt ll 11* 1 i vh« Ainetiran l.egnm, pointa.1 out 1leiui-pherc. (iocrirlH was on llur
an unfriendly move
«l«*nifC ru«t liirtrt nf rm u ri* nrp
cials and representations of social ship the homecoming is being |will l>e a be to accommodate 3(m. , h. t for (hp
tim, (n yR stand for the fifth d«v in hi* own
A* n result, diplomat source, in
t»n
rtirrrtil
of
vnriou*
agencies conferring in the capital staged.
defense n„ war crimes charges
1
year*. th»* Am«rirmi I h m
rrttp s , fiM>I 4Iti not at nil p r r c liltlf Washington ore speculating on
city.
The former number two Nan the possibility for
A mm deck is to he liuilt ovn I com<» <ul in favur of cornpuliory
location t h a t ‘ hey behave are two PosA parade with an abundance of
the locution
is now listed as tnp defendant of thf* |uu»|iibitity
Htate Prison .Superintendent L. good high school bsnd* partici (the ballroom wh ch face* the »*- ( military training.
of
cnncentratlon
|»olnt*
in
other » h « e“" " V
. . . . it?,!!
4h»
22
German
leader*
Ireing
Died.
Mr Touhy said that tha May
slabs. These diplomats «»)' Mos
planned. . lull •Johns River and furnished with
F*. Chapman Joined imverul other pating had been
Ijporing told the Alied trib'.nal (irrax. I fcrl, IiuImnI, that volume cow may try to bresk Gavam'a
nttmcUvo
Florida
furniturr.
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4
bill
for
the
rnnctrnenl
of
such
Brailey
Odhatn,
chairman
of
the
production
in
the
Fort
Myor»,
speaker* iii pointing to improper
swimming pool is to be lu a fy ^ n *[n in g will tie acted upon with- that N«*l effo rt* "t economic Sanfor»i ami oth«*r section* won ItI resistance, rit sta«e a coup d'etat
parental guidapcc ns one of the com m it!** on this event, said I on
I ■tfiillatirtl III*
*1 *
the northeast corner tr
next 4«'n months and sug- penetration of South America !■«* t*ritiri*iv
that
many
of
the
nrighlairing
In Justify
m ajor causes of juvenile delin
j Mayfair property and .a bddmin-j
(|)n, , 1]r Yetqde should were Inigey Ineffective He blnmbands
are
entering
a
contest
thnt
citiihiiAhoH
nf
*
*
f
rnneent
rat
t»n
quency. Chapman said *'no gov
. ton court as well a* a tent - . study its pioxixions and make
up sal American and British compet
arrvicra are inndt
ernment or social orgsnixnlion will be held on April 4. preclud
point*, a
ition
court
is
to
la?
built.
The
P"
1
thely
minds
nrt
llm
matter.
He
ing
the
possibility
of
their
being
•\|nt Tiiiittif >lrma
nvailahb ,
can give” training in discipline
which is to la- built in front ."f
i( |ir„ vt,|,.,
om. year of
Referring
to
military
plnns,
here
the
preceding
day
of thr count
and unselfishness ns writ as pro
in ,,the,
I the hotel over the lake
will ris e military training for all lmy* in
''Threatening warrants
per and conscientious parents and
Ths. festivities will open with |hnfU urfiiii'imcilntionn mill fiahPig itju rount t ) Im*t wt-i'fi thr n^ri of Goering declared
the American continent wri« never
Funeral services for Alva Leo he suggetod thnt laws might be the m ar of speedboat 'motors f*rilJtir"
1 'tints u lurb « e
‘•Tw.. mu'_ - 1 17 mtd If 1
spoken r.f Even if German, had
Rigney, 21, U.S.N. who dl*d on necessary to requite parents to Compsling in spectaculm events
nm*t la-in i imriit ailb legald
Thr dining r«m« fully tlnff***!
Explaining
what
kind
of
trnmcompletely
dominated
Europe
tier
March 7 at the U.S. Navy Hos give their children pioper atten
>mal| fleet and ack of homhrr* to ail transport of pvrishables
that havt beep arranged by Al serve, breakfast from HdHi to
(Conltnurd on psxe three)
pital a t Corona, Calir. were held tion.
lfl:8n A. M.i lunch from t J *«)
x,oud have forbade any aggressive are the s'teatly expanded popula
I^e and his committee. Mr. I
i*th ia afternoon a t 4:00 o’clock at
The president of the F‘lor|da teportad that many nf the - fas to 1:30 I*. M. and ilirmer from
Henry Aiken, neifre. was araction sgalnst the United States, tion aieu which we may serxa,
TRUMAN ACCEPTS
and tile unproved quality>'
ofI j rrxtr.l nt 4:50 o’clock Sumlav af™U»# Erickson Funeral Home with Congress o f Parents and Teach
«:CH) to M:30 P. M. Th# .game
O
test
outboard
racara
lq
this
sec
thV Rev. J .E . Jfe K M ty officiat ers — Mrs. Walter Bechham of
room
may
be
rented
for
after
product, which may
max' be de!livera.1 j tPfl,notVl oH a charge of rrcklesx
WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. M V IA I.A R Y HIKE
ing. Interment was In Evergreen Miami — advocated more trained tion will ba on hand to skip their noon a ffair* and the ballroom
to tha ronaumttv T ills .Ja ile•r
r faet* drivtrff uTTil driving whlld rtnmk*
1* » * e r .jj* d a scro ll tji* waters of ---I,J
S.'nfax1i
JI.MUW,new
ciixc
U
iraaU
enl
Tranmu
■!**»»■■
ao*epU
d-,officials
fur
wprk_
with
young
LONDON.
'Mar.
Uf.
l
/
P
i
,
A
Cemetery.
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UL-poinlcd-up. by tbo «UrVey -ie - afterrH" Chevrwbn~t*edan* ■
L s k « . Motxroa toward the finish
room.
may
bn
rented
a
t
any
tifnc,
an
InviUUo.,
to
s.M
rra.
an
anpeople,-more
copmntnlty
.gcttvlUn
;
fom
niittfa
nf
parttniin-nt
ti»V
‘
ri*:
he was rlrlvlnlc cast on Lake
Mr. Rlgnty Wwi-bora J n -Saitnlveivary frlehratiort o f FMrdham Commended -a pay raise f"r mrm- f e t r r i l T ' Tii a comment "on 'Ihe Shore Drive
and .g reater effo rt* to •correet Httro 8TKl Ih t .fttU*.money qfferad Mr. Welter said.
at Park Avrnua
present possibility nf retailing
fo r th * many event*. ■
■ *
Unlveriity.
Mr.
Truman
will
go
del1nrjuency~b«forc
It
reaches
21)4
her*
'
Bf
IlfltM)
a
year
Many
rrashe,! Into Ihr rear of a Lincoln
tllM o f |3. i * lh WU aervji
Governor Millard Caldwell will
to New York May II to deliver members have complained that products in socli centers ■* New Coupe driven by Thomas G, Stau f
courts.
“
*
~
in. the
U * Navy/
u
York City within 2 t hours of
arrive In time to speak at 12:45
the speech.
they have been unable to meet the
Duval County's juvenile Judge
time thee arc harvested in fer of llollv Avenue. The rear
lie is survived ft the mother,
P, M. Hie talk will be delivered
expenses
on
their
prc-cnl
salary
—
W.
H.
Criswell
—
recommend
snd of th# Lincoln was damaged,
Mrs, Kov Johnson ( f -Sanford. the
from
the
steps
of
the
Court
House
I
unllnuml IJ»« i*R*r Mi
nf
(2400.
also the front end of the Chev
• father, E-S. Rigney of* Grovelandi ed more socisl workers for stale where he will be •cenmnanied by
' BAflUCH NOMINATED
rolet.
-fou r aunta. Miss Veraa Wood correctional Institutions and seg City and County officials. .Mayor
FLO. Carter, local coordinator of
regation
o
f
solder
teen
age
boya
The following Item was reported
r jic o c k of SanfonL Mrs. Bertha
WASHINGTON. Mar. IK. W V Jam es 'Out and County Commis service to returning servicemen
In thr police memoranda of Sun
Terrell of 3 * 0 Antonia, Texas, and girls Ilf schools of reforms. sioner W. G. Kilbec also will ■nd women In SerqTnole County, Praaldent Trunien U nominating
A Federal prison inspector —
day. March 17. at I K> A M.:
Mr*. Gertha R i m s of Savannah,
announced today that the contact Bernard Baruch o f the United
speak.
Complaint: Made by Faenl# Mao
Y .. Mrs. E .E. Butler o f Phobnlx. Edgar Gerlach — told the gather
A festive atmosphrre for the representative of the Veteran* State* Atomic Flnergy Commis
ing
that
gaining
the
confidence
Simpkins. negTets. 703 Cypres*
■isonla; a sister, M rs. Je rry
JVhlto
House
Secretary
day will bo provided by extensive Administration will be in Hanford sion.
o
f
‘bad
boya'
la
essential
to
Avenue: "I cut niy husband and
nlaw of Sanford, a brother,
a t tho S h e r iff* office* on Tues Charles Ross said that the nomi
I want th * police to put rnn tn
(‘• atlaar* Da F a s t at*
Jim m y Rigney o f Camp Loe, Vm. effo rts a t reform.
day* In the future -Instead of F'rl- nation of the elderly financier
Committee
The
annual
flower
show
undar+Mxiodniff,
Publicity
I jail ns I »m afraid of kirn."
and two uncles M any Rlgnsy of
will go th the Senate tomorrow.
day*.
*
. . .
II.
Me
tha
aus|iicr*
of
the
Garden
Cblb
chairman,
Mr*.
H.
Referred to Car S'J patrolmen
\
-‘j..
s'
'
— ^f-r= j
-*
- *
Groveland and E * . Woodcock of
Mr. C arter added that tho re
lt I s p 1 a v Gllyard and Jenninga who report
t ‘ni!imercl*l
will be held April .1 from 11:00 Caxlin.
Jacksonville.
presentative will be available be
A.
M..
to
8
00
P,
M
,
in
the
Committee
rhnlrniaii,
Mr*.
C.
L
ed: "Brought F'annle 6l*e- Simp
Active pallbearpro Wtro W alter
tween the hour* of H:00 A.M. and DOUDNKY I SHU EH WARNING
Htrlckland-Morrison display roonta F’raxler, Junior
Garden
Club kins to station, charged with a *
Bool. Rov Reel, Lee Bauman. E m 4:30 I’.M. to render aid to veter
Committee
chairman.
61
r».
W.
A.
at
F'lrst
Street
and
Sanford
Ave.,
inult and battery."
-a a l Broth enon J f ., Ja ck R ay and
an* through the Veteran* Ad
Mar. 30 is the last day in with M r* A. W. Epps a* general Morrison; Gnrdrn Center Com
Follow up report. 0:35 A .M ,
•gO.D. Land re**, J r .
ministration.
which to file application for chairman. All io
mittee
chairman,
Mr*.
H.
C.
Dickiu d ih s ih
y
m
resident*
of
/th*
"Simpkfns in hospital."
This change, Mr. Carter assert, homestead exemption and person
ersun;
Classification
Committee
county
and
nearby
towns
are
In
Becrctanr E . B. Carter o f th e f t
to such an extent that it la ed. will go into effo rt Immedl*
Police Chief Roy G. W illiam *
Selective Service Board In 8<mreported this morning that the
da. Veterans are raulbmod ately and the VA representative a| property returns, It was an vited to enter exhibit* and visit chairman, Mr*. FJ. B. Stowe.
nounced
by
Hanford
FDoudney
Picture arrangement Commit- j poVleg drive against sp e ed in g ___
the show, Mr». I L ,1 I - McCaalln,
Inola County,- today warnod r*they mast* report as eoon will ba. in Sanford tomorrow.
Thera are ‘ severe penalties for president of the Garden Glut* an tee chairman, Mr*. C. P. Iletulrr* ' r f f id**,'driving is being continued,
turnlng ecrvtremen and women m possible after discharge end
failure
to
file
return*
on
tangible
nounced today.
son; Miniature Committee chair- , n<| especially orged mere caution
th a t they must report to the th a t the original discharge should
SE R V IC E S TOMORROW
and Intangible poperty, he an
All entries must be brought to man. Mrs. II. W. W ilke; Potted j n driving In the congested bu*locaj board as aoon as possible be proeented to thsT Clerk of Cir
nounced.
Banks
have
been
mailed
the
ehow
room*
by
f>:30
A.
61.,
Plant Committee chairman, 61r*. ntM tectlone o f the city.
following the receipt of their cuit Court at the Court House
Company C of th o (B |
Funeral aervlcei for Timmon
Dodal Guard had 9a .m joyablo discharge from the armed forces. fo r recording and photostatie Mathews Hinson, 54, who djed to al who filed application or on April 3 and exhibitors >will Robert Williams; Specimen* DI*-< ]{* pointed out that speedier*
mad*
return*
last
year.
use tneir own container*. Mr*. play chairman, Mr*. L, E . 8p*n- ran be not only fined but may be
wookeill oneampmertt Saturday
‘T h e e * are evident? a number copy. AH this service 1* free of Friday morning a t the homo uf
Epp* laid, Tha number of bios- ce r; Dish Gardsn* k Wall G»r- deprived of their driver* license
•t Persimmon Hammotk In B ra o f veterans In this county." Mr. charge and in :(M year* to come hie sister; Mrs. Elisabeth
Melo a n allowed In each entry
I* dem chairman, Mra. Ja ck Rue- f or ( j , y or ( o r many month'
L Cooiity, acroaa. the Titus- Carter said, “who have not wh this w ronl may p rtv * to be very Quay In Longwood, after an 111todsy
specified under claisce and a *.- sell; Bird conservation chairm an,, |n «h a t v>Ml ian I dUidenl
-U the, ^alaejlve Service valuable to the veteran In estab ness of a year, will ba held TueeBridge. It wax
O FFIC IA L S H ERE
y Who
tion*. All th r rule*
will
be 61 r*. George Harden
r o JIf T h tird is c h a r g e and lishing claims, beneflta and pen- day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
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Capt. John L.
o f discharge Information."
■aid that on
Mila Emma Stevenson, together strictly ^forced and when there
CHiuId and Company Paeklng
tho Erickson Funeral Home with
*i°*ftt
f
t
vrhlt*1
tn*y
lucerne
m
would bo no regular drill M r.* Carter pointed out that “ It
House. Saturday night, the comthe Rev. W . P. Brooks, Jr ., o f. with MUa Ethel Hblloway o f tha I* only one exhibit In a c la ia .lt
i f Important that a veteran re
ht.
parry office a t Rand's Siding was
fleiatlng. Interm ent will be In S ta te Home Demonstration O ffice will racalva an .^'fard.dRceorMiilt In a vase,
port to a boerd so th a t a report Carter^"furthi?0 i f i t t o d ! ^ ’ what Evergreen Cemetery.
Col.
at Tallahassee, arrived this m o tn -, Jt0a,l»aeih#iMt,'nol becauie It ha* Section 1 •
entered and oaly about 95.00 ato*
can bo mad* o f his
board a vetMan * may have be
l#n. Sheriff Charles Hand report
Ing to confer w|D\ i M a 1' Oulda no competitor*, Mr*. Epp* fu r
appearance and so th
that
3a t proper longed a* a registrant. I f ha, or W. O. W. M E E T S TOMORROW Wilson, county home demonstra ther explained.
ed this morning.
,
m
c l a t i i f i e a t l o n ■ho, now
The committee chairmen are
reside* In 8em|nol#
W . H. Martin, o f
Lakeland tio n agent. In regard to work to
County, this board wUI handle state manager o f * W o o d m e n b* done in Seminole County by a* foil owe t
TO M EET TONIGHT
t* o U u » « y
Ueued.’
'* -jt
Staging chairman, Mr*. W. A.
fi - any
nil naew a r y report* and render todf««. w ijl be praaant at lha Mlse Stevenson, who will remain
A meeting o f the Seminole
Transportation chairman,
County Tabartnlaais Association
Cl is * 3
meellrur T»m*day avanlng at the h er* f o r throe months to gain ex- F itts,
a n ^ l g l' nal WhadmeiU Hall In ordey t« eon* perienca in becoming a homo de Mra. U . N. Bayer, Property Coin- A rtU tl*
0 , w)1 be held this evening at T:S0
W,
■discharge paper* or have spoiled registrant
county." •
m lttaa chairman,
M ia,., J , D .I
<cratia«ro
' mltlntlrth*:
monstration * Kent
-docH a t ,Mtr Sanford CUafc,
. -,
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v •i i
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Renovation Work
Is Underway At
M ayfair Hotel
Military Training USDA Study Spotlights Plant City,
Is Discussed At Miami For Air Concentration Points
Rotary Meeting State Market Director Feels That Volume
Caldwell Terms Vet Celebration
Youth Problems Committee Holds
Most Important Meeting Friday
Production In Sanford Area Would Aluo
Justify Establishment Of Air Point
Governor Urges Ac- Speedboat
. tion By. Delegates Oiien Program Since
At Capital Parley Bands Unavailable
Views On Que«tion Goering Say*s Nazisv^Ve^-Mae^ting 7
Did Not Anticipate
Action Against US
'F in a l Rites For
Alva Lee Rigney
Are Held Today
Negro Arrested On
Charge Of Driving
While Intoxicated
VA Uepreserjtatlve
IH
To Be Here Tomorrow
Annual Sanford Garden Club
Flower Show Slated For April 3
S
Carter Warns Returning Vets To
Report To Selective Service Board
State G
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amp
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The Sanford Herald
b tiM liliH
M I U M
B u lly
r Education
jar# reports! .at $1.75 In 91, beans
$2-S3 to $.1.20. Volume ia declin
ing. demand remaining good.
"M . K. William*, Fort Pierce
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tD N N O L l.Y -i.
Market manager. report* y »!lo *
sriUiish sold’ 'during the Week nt
M otorist*.who for tha first lime hM*y*r4 .
$1 to $.1. egg plant J-.^> to fSIWJ.
journey between IM-and a rid Uajf‘‘Growing conditions are good
Curioalty, w b k b *'h a* k 111 c <1
lonn Leach have been puitled
repurta
after motoring n« ntie crjrtefHa many n r a t p o r t e d to hare in the Sanford area,
Market Manager It. J . Lehman.
pavriinnt to Suddenly find them- b r i) u iT h t* disaster to 27 pilot
Demand in good for the light
.■[elves bonne leg on n Immpy anti- whale* who became . b e n c h e d *uppti*»
of yrltow *nua*h, lettuce
■iustetl strMrh of road of nliout' (probably-from trying to* jfet too
firm m iles* in length between tte> close a* view of~bathmg~beiftittwt ami cabbage offered,____ _____ _
cities, bast Thursday the State oft -’ Paea-a-Orilje'* bench on the
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Hoad Department :_ rerrtV^IJ?TJd»
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n tc itr
M tliirB
at
S .t.rO s
ll» lia
Scale
of
Points
for
Cln**c« 1, 2. 3. and 4;
rld lo announcer;
P«rh*ps- the
peace o f'G o d wohbl 'descend on
till* bewildered Jand." .
The House of Representative*
has approved n hill authorising an
an expenditure of 230 m illion d ol
lars to provide housing unit* for
war veterans, and some uf them
no doubt will he led to helleve
that this will gat them housing.
They may discover, however, that;
While tha gnvirnmfnt can <Adl
diiD out of a
s ■
„ .-let.
rabhlOt
,»j|k
ItfAiiVIM 4 rad? ha
orvrtrtjhore. tabUl*J
hocus
f
,! f - iil jw t .w
easy building hou.es
cb* or
Jun
pocti*
of tnumho Jumbo.
You can appropriate all the <1<dlaV* IrV the world, but you can’t
live In them uni*** and until the
- H stalks, Gerticra* * 10 stalk*.
S atv la*"- <5 stalks, S to h tila • d
stalk*. VerhenlaB 'J 12 stalk* mut
yiolela £5 s la t y .
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Aiiy other va'rirtle* not more
than- 10 stalks.
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Clerv 4-r-three- Bloaaoma Allowed
■Bulbous ’ Itlboms
and HuIImus
potted plant*.
IDctlon -I • E-is-or Milica
2 - G ladioli, ,
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.1-CallB Lillie*
4 • Hetncroe*!!I*
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S T A T E $E-W.S p p i p F S
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With the futtf of the World hanging on the ilcciftiom
of mankind anil with the nian 111 thl< street, at least in the
nr
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United States and (Jrertt Britain, oxjiecfed to do his part
i oior* in remitting these decisions, it wus .somewhat doprutaing
iwrt AM to read In the newspapers last week that Justice William
— -— ‘ O. UoukIuss of the United States Supreme Court told the
conference of scientists and scholars at Hollins last week
that not more than one-fourth, of the people in 'ill the
-------- world could read the United Nations Charter if it were
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translated into their own tongues.
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And so we hear political and social leaders declaring
— a n almost dally that what thft .world heeds, nnd what thi.f
catchlni
~
cauntry needs, is a Hotter and broader education among
----- — all people* everywhere. Particularly,- if democrttey- Js . ,La
iu»b j>j iuttttivt*, n d?moerac>'in "whfch the ptopje th?rrtmvciT make
to bumper along the waterfront.'
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mI* "I Vlfal decisions affecting neace and war, booms and depresJljam L water worker* A F I. Un
gni. i»t
rncjnj nnd sneiut relationships, must people have the
ion. * f city, employed workers
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education necessary to understand the problems which.conwant thr^Jgrty tft .recognise thtlr
m »u * front them. If everyone Is to hnve the right to vote, then
union,, saying th a t-th e 1042 itate
UUnr %<•« f katul ■ lYsr f timn Qkrh
n«MM everyone must be able not only to read, but also.to.under:
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stand what he rends.
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And then we see that here in Florida, one of the wealthi____ 1 est and one of the most progressive states in the union.
we H}H!nd less, money on education than thirty-two other
rate HiWlyaav^only. 'The union
Is appealing from a Dade Coun.y
states in the union, many of them, with htales and locrfl
circuit declaratory judgment that
'Ttrlr* Bovernments far worse off than ours financially. In fact,
thr city 1* not required to re
the figures show that Florida hns one of the soundest fincognise the union. .
uncial structures In the entire country It levies no sales
•» •#*- taxes, no state income taxes, no homestead tuxes, has no
brought $1.1 per bushel, accord
|U*
bonded debt, nnd hns accumulated cash reserves' of over 50
ing to Market Manager John C.
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£«•t — J . . I I
McFwen. Good vlelda of cucummillion
dollar*.
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l*rs, squash, egg plant and pep
.Yet Florida hound* only $1,291 pur average chuwroom in
MONDAY, MAHCH 18. t»4«
per art.. tapeCled, states Mana
educating it* children n* compared with $3o592- fn r«ftger MeEwen.
fornla. And the stale of\Ncw York spend* over three time*
"Tom ato-* are selling from $3
U1B1.E VKitftK Dill TODAY oft much as Florida. Wlmt this mDfln* In citl7.er)s|ifp Ik rthfewh
to ' $10.50 on (he Florida City
irullanfit !>■■ t-ss* list)
Market, Jlaimvr C. S. VhM'lp*
JPEOTLE ADMIIU. AND LOVE by the Southern Con/ercncif for irumnn .WelfO're whfdh re “Floridot** w-t - - J w —*
"SpHng crop »hi[-menta- are note* In hit report. Squash price*
A W/.V WHO DOES NOT KK; veal* that one ouLnf evert- four ndtttth Id tHe-Soilth lifts
TAMATE VOit INJUIIBS DONE had leas than five years of schooling and that 13.9 |)dr- imefnlnir heavy volume this weak,
HIM*. Hut all Israel and Judun rent of Southern draftee* tverd rejected Ydr failure to meet a* the movfnhm <J Winter
produce darken*," enfd Director
loved Oavid.—I Samuel IH;1U
♦“minimum intelligence standards*’ Ttft*compardd with 2 |W
t - Wlltrut. "Thll'l* a normal feature Postponed Dt
A . ca n .liJiJr for governor of <ent In Cidifornin and .lefts than orte-half of one percettl In of Ft i bln produclkm *wWeh is Medical Care
calrulatrM’ to fit ailmlrablv into
Ohio plan* *«. <n«| •
i d * 1-** ! illlttof*.
from un nirplane a« u puhlifliy
The Southern Conference for Unman Welfare further the developm nt of tidequnle and
By W, V. Bitting
rontlnumi*' pay-load* of hlghest■Pint. IMlUo am W rrying l<T<*t
shown
how
poorly
paid
school
teacher*
‘
at'e
a*
compnretj
omillly Items, fnr uir-trtii*p<»r*.
rtVeral thousand woman gal killTourhton Drug Co.
■4 In the wramhlc, but we re w m- w ith other occupationft; In Cohgrehft thcri? 1ft a bill providing Them nnr In fart only a rtlntrrely
‘Too
often the iloctor1* phone
diHng where he ever got D*f> oy- for a C5 cent* an hour minhtimn wn^d, or $25 fnr .-r 10- few month* in which'Flntlrfa't»
at night railing (or hi* atlona.
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(hour week in any ocaipiitlbn ehguket in inteVstate cont: not shipping fine - fruit* ‘/•‘and |ring*
merce; but in the stateAif MfsftlftSmn sclioot teaehi-ra ott vegetahlnt, ami thi* stark sen- lent ion to some troutft* which
.Tho--Tampa Tribunv w Iosm ouc fhtTnvet^e receive $325 & year ; nnd tlmhighmit the wholt *u* of isunr -Oreur* - dilHng -th*1■tu jld have lawn tree led during
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.... the 1labor
.. 1.1 slrini FI fl warmer neinth* when th" rt-«t bf I he day.
sentiment*
on
Doctor* u n d e r s t a n d
why.
“If the Amencah people nipk: up United State* 2d,OIK) school teftchhr* are paid less than $50 the Nation 1* producing'1 tn«*i
J-hysiral resistance seem* to be
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their mimle that these lab it dis a month, nnd 197,000 lens than $100 n month. In the South, ahitmlantly,
"K -w t ruruntlMr «hi|tmenU solil at a lew ebb during hours of
pute*. followed by shutdown* •’ the average pay i* $917 n yenr; throughout the rest of the
<>n the Fort Myn* ilarkrt also darkness and an ordinary dif
the nation’s vital productive rapa country it i* $1,002
ficulty seem* magnified 'at night.
city, have got to »tu|i", it *a>*.
Howcten
these
are
times
If we an- going to have good seho**i-Auaciier* -Ui- Uu:
"they will stop.
Congress «v,H
whi'ij^ the dftUor. loti, needs con2 - l alm*
respond whensvei lh> voter* malm South, we are going to hnvp to jmy salaries comimruble
sideraUBnw Ills working hours
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their wilhen known ill clear and with the rest of .the. country. If we are going tu*giv*> our
HD
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4 - Fte*< r,og Plants
, are long and demanding.
unmistakable terms. The time fo r t children the education which the children of the rest of the
hour* of rest should be a* unClass 7
voters to act D now”.
(Country receive, we must have good school teachers, good
Wall pictures, wall garden* anil |tin-ken ■* ftondbte.
Make1 every effort |o guard
school equipment, and adequate housing for them. Anything dish gardens.
against- night calls fur tho doctor.
less is a neglect of one of otir fundamental duties.
( la ss ft— MIniatiice trrangements Let such edits he only in case
None over four inches 'hfgh;” of emergency. ,
Artistic Arrrnfemtulr
This is the )02nd of a series
Hcclltm
Mixed flower* In vase u f. Editorial Advertisement* ap
Mixed f l o we r s in pearing in this paper each Mon
Iraske*.
’ . j day.
0 million
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It Iftn't th o o r ig in a l c o s t o f n q u a r r e l— i t ’s tltis u jik c a p ‘
Mixed f l owe r s In
n hliYoU ow iii
m big" , *,a , i*.<hiiiKorotiH to a m a rr ln g e , to love, anil to all h u m a n r e - 1
other recepliclcs
L story wiistoll. ] he , latiiiiiftiifp *. A n e m o tio n a l u p h ea v a l i* a c tu a lly e n t e r t a i n in g !
Orte kind' Irl v«so
1 w-ikhed 24a poufiir*,jto nqinft people—keep* thing* froni getting hunulrurti.'Rut I
One kind in basket
On? kiml In other t-e-l
ing thtg «««
bo’ytJ-'' liew-nro.tho Hmoldorlnjg -hurt**That arn't nirotl that Room tool
csptiUles L c" ) ** |
trivial to bring to tltd Rurfacu,, yut utlil thoir poisonous bit
Irutl Arrangement*
Somewhat obscured in to an acvumuliiting wnll of blame that rises between two
V e g e t a tide arrahg^overlooked by the pub- pwq>ltt often'to separate them entirely?
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w fact that these db*-,
In rational moments, It is very clear that one must
Fruit nml
vegetable
in rangetnents
-uic }Sr>l,u itraclous enough to iijwilogize after m quarrel—-anti, what
- Junior tisrdrn Club
r benrv .1* i 11141 as importjuit, the other qmsf be gracious enough lo
Kxhlhits' ‘
.
' )accept the apology. Ami tlo hurry about -It! The longer the
ftouthside P r i m a r y
(fttream of anger flows the greater the danger that It will
Sfhmil
logan !•-*sweep away something of great value
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2 - W c * ! Sill*
Primary
S c h o o l' ’ "
. Opposile Municpal Ball Purk
1"Hut‘
Only to the «mall, petty mind I*' the act of apologh:ing-a 1
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ft - Grammar School
luc ndwibcmeunjng, weakening gesture. To the person of depth,
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4 -Ju nior lllglt Hchmil
-rtt n n n tu .1 a eta « a r. w
shoutingihumor, richnen* of mind, it is .bis privilege and he ktiowx 1Class
II — Pr3fc**b>nal-Exhibits r * . Hear* U re. ■! li.Vi A T
it know-. t h a t ‘ho is thiin exalted, not lowered.— .Margery Wilson ln| ■Professional i-ntria* will liot bo
Ibe OLD FAVOktTI
g llbout. Y u llr I lf»
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'MONDAY SU 'RCti
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Foliage
Slem
-aWgfl"can save tnortey- on your '
fire nnd windstorm insurance i
by buying a 5 year policy, sav
ing 1/4 of the 2nd, 3rd. -4lh and,
6th year’* premiums. You get;
insurance
for 4 times/
*5*■> years of ...........- __r’
the annual rate.
The objection to buying o 5
year policy has been the neces
sity of paying the premium for
6 year* In advance, or flnancjrrg
tfc* premium and paying carrying
charge*.
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We have eliminated this ob
jection and offer you the lavInga on a 5 year policy with the
premium payable In 6 annual in
stallments.
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
Phone 732
dmiLW ntnt
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Itcglstiat'on Committer chairRed
ding. Mm. F. E. Unti,~Mrs»U; W.
Wilke. Mrs. C. L. Powell anil
m eneot C lrflf*: M rsi-C . L.
Mrs Kndor Curlctt.
" 8. Other varivtlw *
Ctas* 5 — Flowering Shrub*.
Piogram chairman: Mrs. C. L.
P tw rllj Supply Committee: Mrs.
Fine* and Trees
Sjnclm edi of fine and uiluxuat
thrula, x ^ ea and trea* csp clally mlttc#: Mr*, tb B. O bi
FJnanci Chalnnan;
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
A policy Issued Toif tho
man next door doe* not
ncce.Hsarily cover your,
needs. When you ure repJ
resented hy us, we aec,
that every jwlicy bt*ued>
to vou meets vour In
dividual requirements.
FLORIDA ST
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BEYOND THE
CONTRACT
H. JAMES GUT AG-ENCY
Last Times Monday
PHONES
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TOO LATE AFTER the ACCIDENT!
INSURE NOW! l i
• AUTOMOBILE
^Starts Tuesday!
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WhITk “ O t h e ftr* Tnifspere.l
“SCANDAL" . . .
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Their Hearts Found The Mir
acle of Love!
BURGLARY
• CASUALTY
• BONDS
• FIRE
A boy and a girl each went
alone to seek exile tn thi*
strange old house . . . and
the world wondered. . . when
(hey staywl tu
share together, a J H H B k
secret adventure lull UIfM
ANDREW CARRAWA
116 North Bark
AGENCY
YourCarWill Make a Hit WithYou
IF YOU
—SEE US FOR—
• AUTO PAINTING
• filBIONIZING
• BATTERY CHARGING
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OIQANTIC WILO.ANIMAL ACTS
A rram »m *nt ....................... 25
Committee*
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ceptacle
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Color harmony ___ ____ 25
Florida
a Home Office, Newark, New Jersey
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Pioporiioti --------— — * . 25
Itelalloh of flowers, fruits
or vegetable* to re
PHONE
Our cajih dividend saving la
In addition to the saving you get
by buying a 5‘ year policy. C, -M.
Ilnyd ft Co., 113 1/2 MiqrnoKa
AV*., Phone I78-J.
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judging
Hanford
of AMERICA
Judging
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$0
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Scale of points for
Classc* 8 and Sh
Special Agent
Speultlhe. -Of-Saving !
perfection of bloom .. 50
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FLOYD A. PALMER
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MOTOR r e p a ir s
WELDING
SEAT COVERS
USED CARS &
TRUCKS
mWa, d*moo dmouT
f fftfl
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MtntC MAIL CHIMH
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’wmci 'Asauifa* n rWy n c o in
Atrro PAINT
AND
BODY WORKS
n jroMj K pmhmmiho 4u*HAwn
105 -N. Palmetto Avenue
Get Ready for SPRING
.Ticksta on gal# Circus Day at
domil! «t
ft
Anderson t Drug
THREE OPERATORS
Your Privilege
Vaur -
TO SERVE YJDU
T oB f’ Uttty
Carioon—"AT THE ZOO
mixes are pKxtuced- And that
rgana men must work to rat
Igwa trees, tu saw the tree* Into
tftnbar, 'and U> haul the lumber
!o flbtrtbuUon po|nta.
And H
neait* that coal mine* must be
hinted, and sttsl mill* operated
drnteia turned all
Sport—"C.UOACALLINO
PARAMOUNT NEWS
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ANNA MAE CHAPMAN
, ( « R V ! 2 w » - » Aftn r ’ « g
, Cm of the dlfflculltiaa about
irtttnt ‘ method- v aettij
is
Phone .171
IdsMXwl lobl Xui a M atlintrl
■ktfruiM tom * C4«h| u n I
ttiMsihatwgincitai * Mnitdi I
m s i W im ,*ii - *wf
illustrated
appeal to’ tha
aftnuA'of ■ the
,rath* ra* «m .
of discussing
Nothing can give your "oW tiUG" that shiny,
new spring took like one' of o ir super paint
YOUR
HOME
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M ONDAY, M ARCH
Social
IS , ItHfi
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
And. Personal
Society E diton * Ctcel la Trutock
jSuoLci ia
u Ll
yC^au le
i cnn du a
a rr
Farewcl! 1>arty <J*ven
For Ashby Children
TC E SD A Y
n ett* anil Nicky A.thhv weie
Kehraraal of "The Crucifixion” the honor itueata at a faicweli
■t the -Epincopal Church for all party Inal Snturifay afternoon at
aii.ICcr* of the city nl
i’.M. (he home of Mi** Muittaret Dint:*
Activities
Mrs. George Touliy Toi
Present P r o g r a m Seminole High Glee Club P r e s e n t s
Military Training
Is Discussed At
Rotary Meeting
i
H IR L fc
*ri|*ifn#* * i *f \i in^" train*
mg » Du* n,,m
•i if Tin* iv-t
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*it fhf* tu p p for
* imply n r:i<r
•*(
iiig \v* - m " in
c I m.
Hit* •ilu* «t nms| vallD' In*
Mr*. llcorge'T'uh> " i l l I'ic m ii I __
dr*. I jm rd ,i- ,t«<ut*tful. mid siii&J
i nn sirgntt program «m Wednesday
|
*uog nllill
The
heinliitilr High S' hind tiler ;i« lc very nhlv
thu»
riM/etj-h ji-nmethi|;g
•for the vesper set vices lit Rollins j i |u|
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Evelyn
Mathew*.'
,!i miller the ilirrrtinn of Mr**
a
>n t-i - 1» •f iii ff■-*I Ititrsr !*■*in Know lr .
M em orial' itl 1i l!ee*e M h lllle presented in. it h"«. gvp»y fallirt wit* J Ilf*'.
j Cnllrgr
f* *• i p* * ♦ i- l m stviil i* priChapel, 1'lir program will begtn i j ‘bit ofteitiiMin iiiiil ,•I . " I I I t l ,i IlliiVCi! lit lluliCiH k
duiiiK
,t i. : |■■-n.-jiulkty vt ih#
jut fiilHl oYlocb niitl this
Hiuitunrc
bloomed
in many .
l» T h IiihiJ audituntitn. "In •U«l
•t'foMiim jitpE fh% tUHOf.
i util I*' plnyeiT
ll-mu mini 1k temta" nr “Pickle*.
a musical dace*, Hint of Memt With 1.1
I'ijui * . t r . ilu*
Frank
i
»i!t npeiott.! hv W iNim-l iuni ftntni'iMi .lone*. puklr publicity *
Mi** Letlie Caltltvell anil Mt* |Skinner orynit
I we - ‘li'il. a'»en!w»f; to I'joneff
\|ttn
1
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that
nf
Jiit.t*
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1
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Mr*.
Tnwhy
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with
unfit
h\
Allan
llenr
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Ajfiii' Tht nia* apent S n J u n l a y m
a rrht ^ H r t r f ir1tu«trt a r t*akp'
ilu* Atiioiicnn (*niIII nf UrtranUI*. diet.
llnth presentation*
wen lT1,ift pickle iiiitmiTiwtunT ( U nyilf (
Or lamb).
Mut> iiv\t limiMlit), Hoy Holler
Kuekcrl with Lady I hdancey, nml ‘
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im j;nniat nf the I’unKreKatinnal will ultended,
»p
o r t e d . on _iLr ‘ nrfiKCfM. rf. the
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ehnW-of.
At
tint.
-k^sl-ttW
-nit-Aintii.,
(HrlmrtH'Wwknt. ami lliwakina H-*itiryh nt M'in(et llprl^uod choir /Mojitlpi. nf;
i , ‘ Ht i ma r t t x r tk liiV iiiV - Gnmthmwyf ITirtc yniing pirn in ilefertil thi
miiellv fperit— la*t
week inr< lm fl.n (Jf.lh f Uluh Scflinnl ( hair anT 'practice
Mark
Cnrpeptm made* an appeal
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. t I li.. L . I D>*i*1int.i n nn I ’lutiali
terestlng ami enlnrful "fie! form- whose a ffrt tii'ii* at 1 1r recipt »• notion in elite itf enierceite\
fnr - i'ppni! ' f T ie Junini llatt*
nled
by
Pennington's
daughter!
The Aritly 'training, hr n i l ••.ill I.eiiK • I , a Ilr-iiri pre*ide I
mice bv the ehimictci lead*. with e
tnanv fine »*do*. duet*, i|uai te'tle- piny oil by, I’hylli* Alim. A vocal |would he divided inin f.te *tng« *. ntei 'be 'i *t‘i inf a ‘ii! ,i|dl atked
.Mr. and Mr*. O. B. Keeler of
duel
by
the
latter
two
scored
,i
a. fnllt'W* i l l
\i.i...
!*.,
nn.l mnt< ehrrnl .( f r e t * whieh
Atlahtn have hecti the gue»t» of
•np| rl nf the league.
,
decided hi!
Iratning. i 2 1 ti tteek* t.f *pitrlali*t
thru (Uiunleiutiie applause,
Mr*. ItrRilfiud Byrd at the 'Mny\ i-ifm * itirluded Al Mooney*
The pm! oi .tilenu, n gyp-y Of ml tam ed individual trninilig. ham if I iriandii
rhr scenic background* of the
fnlr lintel.
exterior nf a Vienne*® Inn, ami sn wii* playei! by llrlrn SlaUgh- t it I I i week* nf tiniiil unit tiam
of u fnie*l .re lle writ* tnlnifiil ter nml thstt’ ttf a hrnil wader ine. (t| |.” week* nf taige unit
J-’rleml*- of Mrs. II. N. l.itmley
imtntm r i t a i r i n r frl;?. of m.tiieii
in > ■'■b*! 1.1- vffevlilM hill
li j
Tn«rr-, in;." t h.-raiy in,|)fin m m iiii
'Seiei- i|.. p.tup with inure than
hn* rrcuperated from a terent “I'rnlse llotl, Ye Chtlsllmis" hj
l . ' . ’lPi1 I . S. h nunl til'- ate due
S. K atg-Elert ant! Chorale in i
’ t n d a t —i'l__piitt v nil the e,
,^ ^ M njnr
^ eVe*ar
* a L Ktaitk.
1.-t a n k ^ _ ^• ^
lor tby
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f
carry
dig 7. I^»i •IHa'II , IVCLp «(
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It S.tf: KnyiflkC1*,
Musical Comedy Friday At
arson a
trlJoyetVThroiJgHbut tho afternocn
meet at the home of Mr*. J . L. with piiica- being won, by l.nurak*on on Sl|>e» Avenue at 10;ltO Phil.lip* and Hilly Kifchho'ff.
M. tej "»ew fo r. the Children'*
The honoree* recelvctl gift*
me in Jacksonville. J'h c y . are
from the hoatc** and #iue*l*.
atked to bring a cnvTied di*h
and any u*ablc clothlnf they Misa .liinirfelder yva* a*ai»|e<l by
M lue phftahy r t umh^p^miil Olive
Anne Adam*, Thote Invited weie
WKUNKSDA V
J a y Altntan, Orville Hartu. Hob*
l«y—Jfmtee, hwn l llall, i r .;* I^ m r
ntSJT'AVniinih* t Hill Will meet lit Cantwell und Sally Clm*e.
I2;S0 o'clock (or a business meet
ing -and covered illsh luncheoii
fiiTTowipg as* hostesses:
-IW tV / yrj. 1.ehmsii. Mrs." it.lt.
A i k . Mr*. J.T . Newby und Mrs.
nissandrit. fichult*.
ATLANTA. Mar. IK (Special)
th u ksh a y—AAV. Epps, J r . of Sanford, was
Miss Peggy Duncan has left
The regular meeting of tlie a wauled the degree of D D .S. in
j The Home Demonstration Club
Seminole Chapter No. 2 O .L S . j commencement exercise* at Emory by plane for Sntt Francisco, Calif, Ttuet la st' Thursday at the home
to Join Iter *i*ler. Miss Mar
D n h tn lly last Saturday.
of Mr*. John Andes, J r ., bn Leh
guerite Duncan.
man H«ad with the president. Mr*.
Dr. Epps was one of 23H g ra
Mi. nnd Mr*. II. C. Thrasher Andes presiding.
duate* awarded diplomas in var
ious schools and division*. The have n* their guests Mr. and
ANNOINCEM KNT
largest number of degree* was Mi*.. J __C. While of Portland,
awarded to graduates of ~ th «
Th# Civic Department of the Emory School of Dentistry, with
TV"ntan* Club will have a covered fh> .student* receiving diploma* at
*J*h luncheon on March 20 at doctor* o f . dental., xurgety.
—
the chtb house. The ptogvirm will
"- --------tended the Atall
tie “For Heller Health” and the
ANNOCNCKMKNT
1.1 I'alatkn Satin
speaker will be M r*.’ Ilulda KibThe Intridenomhiutinnal Young
-----bre, of the Seminole County I'cople* Association will meet
Kirby File. Jt
Health Unit. Mr*. II. J . Lehman. Turaday*'night at the First Hap- i mg the Cntvrt*r
Mr*. B. R. Beck. Mr*. J . T. New- list Churrh
All young proiile I ri«trte*vtlle spent
hy -and Mrs. Casagmlra Svlmlli
will he ^ the hostesses for the from all of the churches un>, Sanlortl.
urged to be present. A stein I
occasion.
Sir- and Mis. II. S. Mason of
hour will follow the meeting.
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tllnc**.
k“ Demonstrution Club
Met Last Thursday
I nin*
a* *1|j
l' 7
h
,*» t i«\ p r
tfuntiiig final a -uliliei lecentty >* i*Ui- nit*! timilhci with
musteled out of the o n in- who ilui’ lit Ni n
*aid, "The Ai illy hit* taught in*'
lint only l u ' W to kill; It ha.
taught me 'huw to live.' Mi., llea i
said that the military piogrtun
would improve the Imy*' health
would
improve
hi* character,
would have educui ional value,
would make (ot per*onat .h in t p
mem. and would make him
a
Indter cititen.
»
Mi. Hnligan, taking the other
«idc of the a i gti toe fit *«ld shut
the l i n n had gotten up
fan* i
package a* a eiire-rtll
t" '
ail 'tic
tfoidde. •f loankiod It,- *nid it
would not i iff 'i t tin ’ Ileal11. -I
?Ih* voting men, a* the troiith,
among those who aie unhealthy
start* tong before they at*
I*
year* of age a** the mans tv
Je te r* foi pity sit al disahililie
doling tin i tv ent will shiiw
A* to rhuinctcr. he *at>l that
tile only prison who gets any
T K R R A C E T A I. K
lAmUope JftV
| \*/m u i nut '.iMf,
ivos m b w i stvt/::',
j Ai h o j T wvnt | tiw
1 A VbTC'Al •dll Of
MU5Clf 1 AlOWO tilt
IVACV f| \t
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I'i- i\w -j n u
tso -w -J
VOL DI UYF !
1'IIONK 200
S|i;i rli Iin tr ’ Miirmnuly
I-'>r ;i l'i liiiitcr dinner
(" lllc llt
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•'I'.'tiiviin,u
MI ill'll M|*. 1a*VI FPIHI- MIII t *
firlil
*imnitihri*
«luu|thti‘i
Uninuc
In min
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nn
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litiifirtl
Ms
birth
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at
l lu 'p t t a l
of
in
h
thi-
s‘t»!»M' llli ft hll’fiL %n||i
(w.
- -.iiu men fav%it
Or
HtnitifoM «ill l*f Ft*
Ftit*l II l tv) ■<| .a*
i
f«*( 111r t I Yrtiaitimrr
U HUImii n. I'll, ait* \i,*ilitij* a! ihr
hniiir of M i. and Mis. V. K.
.Smith on Kiriich Avrniu*.
Mia.
K tl ^ n r
M oM ry
hid !
Amur
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o f
I 'm 'T iim ly .
PACKAGE S T O R E *
Ml ST. AKCAII HOC. Jlo M t S M f
liink
Summer Mixers!
M i>.
MitasidrS
llllHHIK 1If. Iff
iiHrmliny tho alumit lettinh <on
forciur In*!*! m Wintrt Park Li-*l
week
M i* .
men in*vm
u lilS S
kUr| lh.il r 1i*ii 11" hi|I Hid
Mr Iff'h
Ladles Wrist
Watches
65.00 up
h,m ,
STRiCKLAND
MORRISON
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l o t - It)
i t
I «1. Booth *>( t "ilmieree. *"t
have let ill ned home IIf 11-1 v mil 1113
■'ll. altd Mis- h \V Fite and
friends on Celery Avenue.
Pearls
11.30 up
SH O R TS
Mrs. J . K. Hodge has returned
from Miami1 where she spent sev
eral days. She was acemnpanied
to Miami by het diiiightcf. Mr*
Dn'id (iatrhel who left Miami tty
viippei rill utile I" I’oiiama
Mr. ii ititI Mi *
s\Vw
Voi k
lily
\V111,i a io 1,-t)\%t* **f
w hit
h a te
Ijhpci
vbltlnj? with Mi midI Mr a. S hio
b U’Iki Ih*! “ f Hu(«-o?u will iin i' >
t< chi> tn Of th*+ ftut wU
L u w e 'g u m t h i 'i , M r*
•
Compacts
of
Mi
h**i
Supoeb
liq u o r s
—.—Men’s..Wrist,
e her kup.
Mr. and Mr*. W’. II. H i** had
a* Jheir guests overr tile weekend
Air. and Mr*. I’, M. Huddleston
and two chlldirn; Jack and I’n'
and also Milton IHiuldleston u!
of Jacksonville.
Diamond Rings
47.17 up
Friend* will be interested t"
learn that Neil Powell who is
attending the Univerrlty of F lu
Ida l* playing with the Univer
sity
Orchestra
over
station
W ftU F from
until 11(H)
o'clock every Monday night.
•VS ,7
Lapel Pins
Earrings...
Beads
1 0 .0 0
14.40 up
2.25 up
APRIL IS
■Wlw - CAN’T — GUAIU
ANTEE-tlmt you will
lint] nil nf your fnVurite lii|unrs hero,,lull
we do have untile nf
Hit’ll) . . . and we’ll dn
pur heal In are pint
Yol). MIC siitlafletl.
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
11} W. F ir s t.81. — Phone aao
Ensign .Karl Jeter, .b-., U.S.N.H.
who IS assigned .duly .on Ihr
battleship "New Jersey" at Lung
HraCh, C alif. I* on letter nn i
visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*.
E.W . Je te r at their home. 2 0 1
Palmetto Av’rpue. They plan to
motor to Palatka SumI*
tend the Axalen Festival.
FOR P I M P L Y
COMPLEXIONS
PLAN
Phone 325
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. .awniK-— 4*mj.nirlphtii Athletic# to ■
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11 well scattered safeties and
three
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Kaile lliurker, ujin * » * in
chnigr of the Athletic#, sent
huilt i Tt m Cunnelly to the tie und
hut hr wat rhn«rd n flrr the first
two and one-third inning* of play
after the Saint* had pasted him
with seven hit*, inrludinK a pair
of doubles by first sucker _ I'ntil
Bchoendienst,
, Thr Saints cornhined
three
wulks. tiyo misCues and a duuhlr
•by Schocndicnst In tin* first
fiaoie for thire tun*~ fo open
scoiiflir h o s tilitlf. The A’s came
back in tlr-jt half ef th<- (j t a nj
and Hi ked \Vi iliind for three
Lloeles I'lto.l f«if a long tally.
’I'Ih Saints u lilia tid in their
half of ib< siToial foi n lone
nm when Hchoendienst doubled
to stole ltd! Hour who bad a r
rived tufely in thi' initial «ark
due to an i nor try first lui»ciii#n
t'rash llavis.
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OT'I^b(Hsftswwnn us*
111htiw
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tyas not fiFrlhcnmlnjf and annthsr
seven, days
Iresn added to ths
season pass drive whirl) has hern
Kiiinp for tht post thrse walks.
Ths reason for the delay In
this announcement was revfuled
durinn a meetlnic of official# and
h*M
directors durinit a mye‘ <njf nehl
Friday afternoon at Out office# of
the Imstball association. ,
UurinR a meeting held last
iiixi
lion
appeal to the fans to purchase
tickets. The response to thia.APprul wni considered good nnd the
rlub nearly rearhcl It. goul fur
money nectM*kry lo lOuri' 11 rluh
(luting the entire i«I»on. •
«Fr|diy kfum ^on, with the orgaiiitAllon ju»t ibort of it* gonl
i»y k
hundred dollar*, offlciiiU
made grrkngiminUi with club*
Who have agreed to furnUh S in ford with players during the MS
In
tin- , t h ir d
and
b ig
in n in g ]),
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nl
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i * - t h ^ . » a v r t - Satm- paradial lo
„ (11, ,lllt lhl.y UIP poll TD-Ruld. off nerrijuiry word
until next "Friday.
Tlie group
Il(„• ld.it* . lopi«d mil « ft'.. •Ifetlin g a fine esumple fur (lie now fig u r e that If some KO la
,k*d l'i"iiii.fly foi f o r 1 *^ ** p,en they left liehlnd fellow , like
more tick et, can l>, purchased
I eight Amet trail Aasocialloii \V '*" J *
the public within the wink.
yen Ini.iipl'al "V. , the plate |1 . V (|’u , „,)nk ,,„ rk t.vcr work.. ’, . j.?o.ofnrd
will have baseluill this
Ilr,,. ..*, vnnk-rt " n n e lly ! #| -nv h#fl|'pr
•hU life. IU
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and
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pilch-1
Whiddon. general man
rurMlmM.it”
win* •in In Ie*l I ne !
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i a , l e t -ci Ih.n any of them t m t j ^ ^ ^ „
dub| , BiJ
Krl.loy
rirmu. !-nmt ntrnrk
*
|.. morning that ’’although we h avc
; In the I'M ".
•••»•. M u lm ' . Don*l b r „surpn»e*l
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iu,t reached «>ur gosl,
we .JJust
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' •" ,h ' d on » ,lilt u .,) Dri,„ i, ,e o ., J | think t*- jc UUl,ln*r iel our oppoitunity to
Utlllfil'
i v \l Simononn won 21 game. f"> Ihr T ig e i. i"| i,MV, tm.el>till here this .mnliwr
V.,
I’igg wn* 1041 . I rill- 11liI sag' hit It right slip out of our fingers." Whiddon
Thk.i
, on the lHi»e I
continued, "W e got on the tele
hit I.
’ *
, “ You know I n 't » big kick phone and ntane arrangement,
fill ii
S;n,,‘ out ol lidlows- like lluck. Thvy whtrrby we could have until next
I il-lil llfl'l I .
I *o.» .. o in I’ste I keep me young. He had n few Friday to make our ileeleloni"
Su irr lit I loi.i w..u threw to tough’ years, hut he love, con^
Tmluy u super committre of
petition, Nnw that he know, hitieftet Mdial s arc scouring the city
to -force
Irve Ill’ll ut
"Otl
. .
can match hi* wits wjth the liewt in an nffort to iingle the aaaoelnI'igg, Hull tciiveil to t>avia ut of the hitter., lie’* ovsrfluwlng
tlon’s ca-sh registsr and add the
filst to noli llride and L>ayi.
fsw hpndred
ftrtol the pill to Slide/ nt third with cuilfiduice. Jluik my wonla Iremaining
l II IA I ■H M k
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—dollars
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he’s
gnjng
to
las
veiy
hard
to
begt
and aftfture Sanford 6f having a
to u»ii)i Sinioiinni. ju .t o ff the
this
y
s
a
j.’
—
Ixiat’bnll team.
* ,
sack fi i a triple play.
Of the .erviremrn' hark with
_/Hir\'» ailihnl
Iheii finul two the A’s. Mr. Mack looks for pitch.- - During the mertinff Friday nfrun* in the *i.lh when they e r . human Harris anil I’hll Mar- trrnonn, Joel Fiald, nre*id«nt of
gam* red thiee .n fetle, off Sunkel ciiildon, second ba.eman llenny tho association, paid that the club
ni'il comnineil them with a tingle McCoy und shortstop Jack Wal now had nearly $16,000 In thr
treasury aqd in ht» opinion, with
nnscue nnd a fire pin*.
la s*a and outfielder Sam Chip- the goal so near, Sanford fans
Till . r u l i n g Iiuleil in the final man to give him the most help.
Ifnlf of ihe cm nth when Matney * The Elephant’, head ia high mn»t purchase these remaining
arrived ill fu st due to ul\ error on his "itowo tin- middle combina (•0 to 100 ticket#.
The resignation 'of J . L. Inch’
Jiv I l.i n
With llavis .ilun* id. tion.” They say that i* wlicrb
I igg ml- t rrntisl otic c f pitcher I cii m in ts a r e won, th e c a t c h e r s , a* trtasu rer of the 'tirganlxation
.Norman llrown*.
offering* bv pltchrrs, sicorul basemen nnd was accepted by, thf board of
director* who unanimously apdriving it over the left field wall shortstops.
u.lwlw.1 /‘L . a T ii^ . . 1nt ftkie. Fill!-.
fur a hume run.
”1 don’t see ftny catching staff iMilntsd Gene Tucker , of th# Flor»
Rch'iindlrnst wu* . the liatting better thsn Buddy Hosnr and '■[da State think to fill the paid
star of the afternoon with u uai,r O n e HcSuutel*.’’ explain* th** j tion.
of ilonldcs nnd n single in three venerable one. "A * for our pitch-!
. . . . . . . t .,
trip, to the nl-ile. Rnv I'oolr. crs. New*em, Ru»s Christopher,
V'T A !** w »u m 0 , u °
MPi_
NI.W YORKj, Mar. 1H,
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gathered In ItnrriM, Jack Knoll, Mart hild.m
. . Ford. ..
three ■ingles m funi ultcnr)its.
mi l J e . , F io n a ' are going l«. b e^ iob GiegnngM l. coach of
‘.ham U n iversity* fxack Gain, is
I ii.t
ti.ilnv
ufU-rnoon. the toughei than ever.
’I’ilrhing Will Win Pennsnt’
|
Saint, won •vrr Joe Engel's
"posh, they apt a* _ jf they ,
Clint tn ni'OKn l.iuikorit. In f'ucca,
by a k « v of '.i to 7 and Satur caught u fiug or’ something out j win th ; pepnnnt ’ this year.
"MeUoy and W»Ua«*a should ilo
tho
day' flight rnptuml an extra there on the mound. If any of______
wo|ll|very ft»«n
well ■■
a rout'd second base, **
u
miltin' decision nver the A thletic. other lioys com# through, we'll|,rr>
In W e.t I’nim Reach by a score have the best pitching sta ff in 'th ey don't, we JtavW able suhiR- resulli Threo actual
of Ihre^ antieipaUd
»
of 7 lo 4.
.
• y rars—and I tnlnK pitching Wdltutes.
THIS
IS
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“S IG H T -C O N S E R V A T IO N "
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To Cover W m
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County Getis Quail
f -For" ‘ I>l s t r ibution
22 Days Of Racing Left In Present
Season At Sdnford-Ofjando Track
l.uctftf
vlnar
NftliU.
Ja in riil#
Iftaga
!.<•#■
To
Junior I/eague Play
Will Begin Today
Itlchr*.
Ilfinnn.
WEEK!
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The volume of long dijfance telephone calls is now
obouf forty per cent higher than the UVritijit for the '
* ’ E11*
’ three war yean.
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OrtomulslOTT
relieved promptly be i
lotrrel
cam e It rocs
U ftlt to the teat of the
ertgfii
trouble to , help
1 m . loosen and.expel
.germ toctcn rhlr,;tn. and aid-nature
to too the and heal raw, tender. InOan'.ciOjrr.nrlilal m ucous m em
branes. TeU yeur druggist to sell you
a boUie of CrewnuL- :oo with the un
'
ling you m u 4 like Hie way it
aUais Uto cough or you ore
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I0e per line far bne tkseziiun
Oftc p e r1 line for* 3 -Inaertlbn*
#Tc per .llnw foi si* Insertion*
03c per liar for 2< (neevtions
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'Minimum charge M e
Ctfunt 3 words to a line
Including phone and addrm*
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FOR SALEi—
Batteries #• B attery Charging.
.II.
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COMPANY.
DAI.LAKD’S feed, groceries, etc.
Phone 8fl6-J. II. Q. Touchton,
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New -In*-* are hard to buy L.-t u*
utnkc ) .in old one* look and feel
like new. We *|«-cinlize in ‘ quality
und low price*.
-CITY SHOE SHOP
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
ROY C. REEL
W. 2ml ST.
301/^ SHOES REPAIRED ,N
Tm
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GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTERI
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
JEW ELRY
BUSINESS SERVICE
FOR RENT—
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t 'im p a r ls
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1101
liams F ixit Shop. 2(i6 *,V. 1st.
RA B R ITS, breeder*, meat and live FU RN ISH ED apt, 2 room*.
F a tte r bunnb*. B.E. Amiey,
French Ave.
lit. 1. Box 142-W.
TRACTORS
_ * TOMATO Plant*. S.C. Dickerson, TWO funished rooms, semi-bath. Repaired or overhauled by ex
Phone 103 or 800.
pert#.
p . . Thone 7KU-U
HOLLER MOTOR SALKS
1’h.ine 321
£ 8TO IN O FF’8
e#|#ry farm on TWO furnlshtftl house keeping 208 W. First SL
rooms. Two adults. 710 Oak
Celery and Brltson Ave. For
Ave.
Information Phone R. R. Stolnoff 2-3942 Orlando, or 2213
ROOM Cottage
.ag e hot A
Illinois Av«, Orlando
water, electricity Ro**
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HI4HWOW H ERE WHERE
Ht. 1, Bo* 180. Phone 321D
PRIVACY IH ’ItE SP H tT E D '
County. *
•- - »
ORANGES $2d>0 bushel dellveml
YOUR nnfbrnl desire fur prlv#ry
"» ft. W. Lord Pbmte 788-W.
I
In money matter* 1* nt rictly
2 ROOMS with kitchen privileges.
respected here. Friend* nnd
60,000 FLORIDA Giant P.pperl Phone 18-W.
relittve# are llut .pirationed
•. Plants^ Phone 781-J or 809 N. _ _ _ I w
--------about your credit. Your em
Mangoustine. * Carl 3 . M f S n r JV A N T E a )ployer or business ■•soebthe
k iiitiD i n u r
T « m
. 1. . 1.
ue#
wHl not hear of your personal 1
•affair#." JhOTv is no c#u»« lor
embarrassment.
1809 Orange A r *., F M ltJ7 0 $ iM .
Reasonable credit requirements!
dnluz# sedan coupe. COLORED
Ko com aker# on money loans.
girls
for Uu
Y irlabt# payment pl#ns.
.jh o r k . OoutJ hours and 1
T AM I L T LO AN c o r " :
JTarJds tu n k Bldg.
- Phone 33
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LIQUORS—WfNES
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W E A RE fully equipped nnd
£
know how to recap your tire#.
f i r m 's hags
.FR A N C ES It iw miii i» driving tn*
Natural rubber or synthetic, l/S Inix size, per M
, »/>,..>».
ta . .’.b j Rirtiniond. Va., over tin* cum*}
we protect sidewalls of your
(
AIIUAGK
RAILS
mg week end. Want* reliuldrl
tires. Jones T ir e Shop, Cor. 60 Ih. hag*, per Si
III,’, nil
drivel with references.
Phone
1st nnd Elm, Phone 6UH.
' (These hugs are complete with
921 -J .
'
strings)
U PlIO LaTER ED J a b r lc s , UpesRID E daily lo A from Orluinlo
.tries,
Lnxatelle#,
damasks, Citrus Picking Rag*, each 14.26
f a l l 213 Sanford Ave
Juck
Imitation leather #nd dt iphry Clippers, ft 1.26 snd $1.50.
Kauncr.
fabrics. Arrangement for cart A. M. PRKVATT SE V IL L E , FLA.
Phone 2104
•
age If work desired. R. 8.
2 W H EEL J r . hicyile. lu ll DIO
Bus 07
Brown, 2911 N. Oranve Ave.,
after 8 |' .\l.
Orlando, F»«.
’
CUSTOM built hou*e trailer »!! W ILL CUT ynui h
wIIh
K B R L O O D tester) turkey egg* $3.00
around steel eonttructe.l Woll
nnwrr lawn muvftcr i fu»uiwil»Iy.
per dot. Mr*.
w j,
Baylor
itwuUtt-d. new tires, electric
1U. I, Kanfonl, Hm I lie , or
brdres. Chiroe*. fans,
fan*. sleeps
*le
llox 68, Osteen, Fig.
br^re*.
4.
Phnnr 77$-J.
Mitryt-nrlle
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Cabin
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f^6urt,
- Park
t French.
12 INCH riglit lian.l plow Mils!
STEAM CLEANING
,
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hi" lu good nuulition Geo. FL
Motors run lietter, chassis rust J ANTIGUE
less f they ar# clean. Promptly r " , i rV^Vri! En* .'|t^ ,"*>1ifar "
.lit/ —
, l * -• ,,ox ' ' ’7ami thorougbi done.
ing tables, bric-a-brac. 320 Uak
OTOIt SA LES
HOLLER
v __ I'Fone 308.
ri 1st SL
208
JU S T received a load of Army
! W AN TED : 60 mi-ti at the Men'*
|
F R Y E R S freshly dressed, avail
Surplus tire#, mostly 10 inch,
Fliblo Cl#»», First Methodist
L_
able dally. Tenijr-Fry Poultry,
nr h. •w J
Church, Sunduy morning nl
[-9
2205 Sanford Avenue, Phone
Gre*. Yates Body Work#. 105
10:00 A.Mi
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924.
N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 17).
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DODGE - I’ l.VMOUTH
ilA L F G uerutey-Jrrsey row - 27
PA R TS AND SER V IC E
month* old. See Joe Gamble,
109 Palmetto Ate.
I'linm- 1011
__
8. Sanford Ave.
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Cnm-rrlr I’tpi-.-lhiittlliur Htm-1.-.Ttehtlb-niixnl ( oncfeD'.'
Seplii* Tanks, Coiirri'le l-’eni-e |‘»**|, Well ( ttrlK and
Property Murker-
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co.
Ita iid -
t i g .11 e l Ie
| ig lit r f -
• I’KINUEftSS
Mi:.\l)-ITftSHOI»
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i 0 U * Ht 4 M AMIN fOU At# 104
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5LMTDWNS ANNUAL SPELLING BE€ )
WiLL &E* HELP7DW0PR0W NIGHT, 1
M R. HALE, ANP AG <W. NEW it at ih v
VOU WILL TAKE C H A H G F p -
SPELL!fN' g,Et' 71IU Mt AN
I'M. SUPPOSE b
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fMAT'G VERY INICRCGUMG, *
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'AGAIN V C ' f m ifp f i f (jKrs'W
i I 'ftSOR HALF Will fM jOVy W H CfH EIS’V-------------- “ - — ’ /
A ' V! I LIN1
P P I ’r i G L lA . F M S U R E
«AVK >RKCIOU» TIRFS
i»d assures longer tire life, eaefer
atearing.
HOLLER MOTORS SALKS
C A R R IER BOYS, 13 year# o f
208 W. 1st St.
a or over, wanted to deliver
ie Sanford Herald at a high
_______
8 . washed starched and
•■la o f .Income for Ih# time in
volved.
We desire nppIlcanLi ’ otroUhiHL 618 MeUeqville ^ v *.
who ora bright and "on their
toe#," who will bo conscientious
an ted
o
In giving their subscriber#
4#rvlce. who hava a m i’”
L L farnithed pr*
or- pnfurnbbed
uniurnlil
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to ItroFk hard «M
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while bMSgUnf?'
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eannot measure
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Price.
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HMMM-IP THEY HAVEN'T LEFT
TOWN.THEY EVIPENTLV KNOW
BOB CROCKET ISNJT A REAL
TOWN-TAMER. I w j RPER WHAT
WESLEV
NOW!
boas#, furnished
Com
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I DON’T KNOW ,MISS PRIS
C ILLA, BUT I THINK THE
"PROFESSOR" IS HURRYING
HOME TO STUDY HIS SPELL
ING B O O K .
k ill® W .'Flr»t 8L, I’Jume
from f-,30 A.M. ’Hi ^(30
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A LOVELY HAT.
L COULD--WHY
HALE LEAVING?
ROOM Huuie or apart-
m^Mithad,
house or downsU,
fT.y#ar -round. Ftv 6 1 .
ft
I ’LL BE
MOSEYIH
ALONG.
SEE VA
LATER
1$T Bax B.F.W . d a
OOU House, unfurnished.
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RE^rp
HEY, NICK,THE FAKE TOffN-TAMER
ANP THE NEW SCHOOL TEACHER
ARE COAMN’POWN THE
STREET.
BV THIS TIME TOMORROW
MIGHT, B O B C R O C K E T S
GONNA FINP ELAMOWN A
TOUGH PLACE TO ’ TAME*
i o r h*u#a close In
'
P«wa» a t Hm-Jnerald afTWe. t'
A- it
V rJ A
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Di itm
'triftn \ l» iMv
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F rtth lt
v h w w am p w w r u r i r m u s t
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4 TO 6 A...m
frump house with
210 Kanlurd Avenue - ( '• L Ei h.d*
Him frame
1-2 to*. I acre lund-rwithtn 6
Umlrr new manaxemenl. same rmpluftrr*
W H EEL factor/ built farm
miles of "Sanford. Fair rondltrailer with tractor hitch, ftun
tion. Cash.
What have you \i i v w v w i a i v w w w w v y M V t v v w w v w A c t A r v w v w v s a s v i
*18 tire*. 3 ton rapacity. Ideal
II..x K. I.. H e r a l d ,
for farm or groves. Like new
f jTft.OO
Rt. No. I, llox 70
I'L L buy your car. regardless rf
W. ta k e M o n r o e , Joseph
age or ronditfon.
Roy Reel !
Kampf.
I0fl W. 2nd St.
EPH0NE AMD TELEGRAPH
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b.ins|
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’w w v w w w n A w w M u v M A tw w w v w M n A M W u v w v iA n n n n A #
U lTC II digging contractors at - 1
tention
Wanted ditch dug 414*0(
feet long, 14 feet deep tilir rntl. |
K«r partictUari* roviUrt Mminl!
Mytuuulh Hiftil, Sotrm ln, Ki4n4*|
Z cT.
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*.ftl « l
Hd lifl'ltl
ft*ft.»*r |»Iill f nf r#** q# n* . |
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114
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HIDE In W n ! Cu m ! soon n* po*.
■ sible.-- Phone G67-J.
F<5r SALE—
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STATIC and
DYNAMIC
>VHEEL
BALANCING*
WANTED—
Charles
f
tail o # ii
• iw im *1
l llrin ltlft,
H 0
re fire
; ypu con htelp by using the
oejy fer necessary colls. Your cooperation is ap-
.
ftftftH ,
iSftftU M i l |W wont It#
Wtl.
TW m s s i C iitlM
Ireogln# with •»•>, dsMU
IMWMttf
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The Sanford Herald goes Into
more than 3060 home# tn Sanfprd and Seminole County. I f
vou have sometMnr tn sell or
buy you will find th a t a etassffled, ad in these column# will
tell the most people'i-bout it fOr
the least money. Phone 148 or
bring your ad to The Herald
office for quick result#,
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,|M lll'j .\ |l II \.t|>|lt,\l' V
; / ' |*1m*W'e.V -It'elslet*. c 'l'* '-HUi'
WELSH TIRE SHOP
C
D. L A N I Ml E S S )
1‘lions- |I)2I
.STEADY and part trot# clerk# Wheels balanced, front end align-
So#for 0 while longer, there may still be delays on some
l°*9 diuenr. coll,. T h C . becouie thftfftT tuch o bl,
-'job
i n k fto
a ll#
s . # l i i k A }ob
L we're
Ho 'M now
new werblng ft.h t -oil
II
be Jdone—-the
on -with
M
ftpeed.
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w 1*U 11
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C .^ C . W e ls h
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The Bell System is doing its betf to meet the generally
incVeased demand for long distance telephone service by
j
Wding two million more miles of long distance telephone
'^rfeuits during this year. About 1.r ‘
"
Will have to be hired1ond trained as tyergtors*and hun
#efcs of new long distance switchboordsltfitelled
switchboards lifitolled
or en«
tn-'
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-
M#
Dec’s ftSijcn Service
9 .1.
Save SftlUo—«•••«• Mil ft—■
CwtMled T'tsOtag. 0*ft#
|W#|VI«I
0
Q,R^ * * ,ad* roonu,n *' u*;
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P>rt
NOW MORE THAN
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N E W AND C O M P L E T E > :Q U lP M E N T .
MISCELLANEOUS
~
Common
Sense
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
ALL CARS
EXPEH IE-N CED
' ' J J I.jR « ••I I -I.ftl.s4
• >ii* uf i r i t s i i t i
In Tire Care
PROMPT SERVICE ON
Plans Include Shut
tling- Tfcama Be
tween 53 .Nations
r j\
W KST I'AI.M REACH, Mar.
15, (iV)- In all Connie Mack's 53
years ns a tm-vUll manager,
star ting with I'ilUburith in. . J894.
|># admits he never drove # lia#-halj sijuad so hard ill Spring
tra in in g
•."You kr.uw this will prohahly
lie the greatest season we’ve ev#r
lunl In the Itnpie," explaioa tha
I'hilpih Iphla Athletirv’ Ikus , •‘and
we’ve got to be ready for it. The
boy* returning
from ,-----T
service
.....
—
— ra*rt
a
tellin g u» a very go«xi ivxsniple.
. Th»t brought 11
Ifrom
f—
Itayal lo Mwk;
Arc* llip fvllimB who have b««n
(>Ut going to Ih* ahlo to-- pick up
when- they l*tt "H „ ,
“ I Would say that they will Lo
better than ever,” itoodneait piari mi seil* thi
rU-year-old
piluU
"Every one I’ve seen is in liatter
condition, has mule wind and Coi o i d i n a k i n i i , than h e hud I n - f o r e go
I Wink -To.
«|.o. You
ioti
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t
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During the p i t ! week, w t hay« iyccived numtn»u» compliment*
flnrothv P^wdT^fuVmer S »#cre'ff'• T
•#•.<’ 'o n the lie lsJd ’s -dally, sport* p f t ^ .W h jJ e w s admit that Jl U not
( > h ganforJ Badminton
»' ix r n
__ r w»
.-----------i ye
wantf tttj E toj * be neither * can’ jo u ’ walk Into an auto U u i which d liU nd eii'd uring the
... what Ve -----.
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nr
iiieir
an.
S k i I) D C T
S t e m e c k e dealer’# place of business and g t t ‘ a nsw ear. The Herald sport pair* perioil of pstional enurgrncy, an* ■
11- __is - .viral tiAM iwliskt e-all lutitswar. IlmvaV’pr. ur'tss ilninf?
nofincyd this nfifrtlnft'lhaf a meet
ing for the ‘'purpose of ,r eorgani
sing the dun wlir B e' held to
morrow night at 8:00 •o’clock In
— •.
_^ .sd r.
llhii XU v lLult-audiluxiuuw
H r-JE R R Y tW K Tt — V
P II I C /LG O—A world soccer
. .o itell u iij that several
**Miss' V
ter Lsnalng ie on e.m sn .l
shuttling
former jn
flturerj
wun plane#'
pianee aiiuiuirig
jiifin
lrcr; nail
had iiiscusscu
discussed l e a gg uu e#, . ' with
gift'.(Ifif’ deserves a pat on
thf posslhlltty Of the’ reorgatii-; teams between the Unlttd
tlBw >k,yr|UiuU.<afica' to |WnV
something about rlsaning tip the
ahyn Cochrane was a ytudrnj at flrlaU of fhe city to obtain’-u s e |
isifk tut
sew
AV«kiva River, lamsing. through
w a *ifP o r t,. . I . .. .f|**
n#,,Pn*.
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!]
barton I'nlfprslly :n u * car:/ mof the• aililitorlunT'^ehleh
■ ft
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.. #
L' -. r . li r a n i ii l
IK ril.ll
to an announcement by Uill Stain
thp KpnMsmeits Amum I* Iloti’ of
lyioV , lie Wfw rated a far bet- fortiUrlv used bd the g r ^ A S W e e the plan of Fxfdln'irul TFred)
acke. newly appointed
skipper Seminole ('iiunty, has- obtained
tilrtiW
o
te
r
Welsimann.
a
H
eadrw
sit*^
with
tfr football player and to te r the auditorium w*a* tUdiftl over
' '
oi the Saint#.
an appropriation of ftftbk to aid
to school officials for tHe opera- t»rrlfie soccer fever. ! ' .
than he « u s b s.ehsll player.
The first. Frail Olnrdans, Is a In the project M ciearlng o i
Welsxmenn. who dn'c« manegi'd
tlan of tha-C elery Crate, those
■ „ - - Sports. Laugh
17-year-old outfielder, right-hand
fallen trees and hyacinths Iw
in
nnro
In cnarge
charge h
n r e ' given me
the ciuu
cfob the'fam ed Browli Derby In BevelThe g re a t National League hat permiision 'to u*e the auditorium fy Hills, Calif., and now ls meltre
td all the way, stands u fool I. order for fiahirmsD to again
ting
c
.h
s
m
p
i
o
n
of
yesteryear,
Hoor. '
•*
at the exclusive Wrigtey building
hnd weighs tftft pounds. He comes try. th sir .luck in ■this fbtherRogers llpm sb". always laughs ' All
%11 AM.AH**
Ift 11f MHt. fe^mllv
restaurant,
recently OriBnlftld
orginlted Q
»
tt|« Salhte on the double_ re man’s paradise. Ijinslng says,
persons «,ha
who nara
were fz.rnwsrlv
formerljr r#*a
when
he
think,
aluiut
how
green
however, that the prraent funds
western division ,in the ^American
putation
of
a
a
m
l
arm
ftnil
the
members
of
the
club,
and
those
r
.
. . .
- •behlhd
the
ears
he
was
as
a
.Itlr of most valuable player in available are not enough t»»
inUrertdd In the aetlvatlori of Soccef Football l^mgue.
(he Staten Island Richmond’ Bor complete the project. Ile’a.aali* rookie.
He also :1s general-mahagrr™>f
such It group ' hate been urftied
~When
he
first
Joined
the
SL
ed the Jayreea fo r help and
ough Ipop last season.
the Chicago Maroons, one of 10
by Ml#s I’owrtt to a tt(
k. *11 ___- L . L M
^^a
----------- a a a L l .
Louis.
Cardinals.
Hornsby
was
a
he’ll proftably. gel #ome ssalatprojected entries In the new di
vision which will begin opera
with Giordana. He is Al Murano. snre when the director# of (k f scrawny kid weighing only about
1.16
pounds,
At
.
the
end
of
the
ii right-hander, who won 17 and organizations meet ,. tomofniw
tions next April. t
'
soason.
Manager
Vllllyr
Huggins
ifropned only t in seini-pn> com night. The Weklv# f». a hesiM" This wiry native i f Hungary,
took
him
aside
and
told
him
they
and
#ume of , .In
* —w #
*riser
r , —■
™
* **•
J r ) /c
petition last year. Murano is «J»o —tifitl
a 42-yenr-old, 145-pound ex-soJa good hitter, .mnl although only finest Iraiui fishing ran be ep- would have to farm him out.
cer star, has ct>mbin*d an intense
Potter
H.
I-mixing.
pr^sTifent
Hornsby, says, "being a green
Joyed there. We remember hhw
5 feet H in bright, has a crackling
of ths Seminole County Sports love of the game with a keen
fa st hall tha1 may win him » Monk Uennetl use lu bring ’em kid, I though he mzant he was man’*
Association
announced realisation that foreign *|>on*ori
going to put me on u farm and
hark, before the » a r ,
•
hellh witty the Haitita.
Saturday
that
'
Charles
Finley, havc "hobbled" promotion of socratten me uV- So, I beat hint 10
State*.
’ Jt
Third man of the trio Is l’anl
cere In
m
m IHIINCl
mate
YVIIifH«H«si
aw
s.e the
s..- United
-------- -------Fifth
D
istrict
state
conservation
t.'onylctrd
the punch.
I spent the entire offictr, hml obtained 000 quail,
Danxo. u JOU-pound outfieldtr who
“ It never hna lieen preat!® d
The S ta te Game and Froth off-season on my uncle'* ranch io
hjljt from the left side. Uanso led
Tex#* hohwhite for dlstrlbutiohl t0 the public rroperly," asserts
the Roruugh league In hitting, Water Fish Commission at, T#l- Teius und came buck tho licit throughout Seminole County.
IWeiszmann. " It ha* been pla#s*t
lahasiep
reports
flSO
people
wen*
pounding ubt a heiTthy ,HM\»Ver(dlDflPK rrci-ivi-il
2lM)
<|iirsll J (>n samllot* mnl controlh-d
Spring -weighing
puuruL.'V-.
ciinvlrteil
vt
vlolsling
regulations
uge ulthotlgli lie I. n ot u lo"g
Malurmtv which the Sp<irliilnairs by foreign nem eiils, who *Wn t
during
the I'WiiiHip
hunting ■
*rusqn
Incidi'iilajly,
f r•oVm , t h e n
•
»''X
-««W,-WII which
will* "
1,1
%IUVII
I •
A'-or-latinil
dlstrlhul
d ...
in L*ftM
the
fan*
hall Idtt-r.
.. ..
a .1
t_ realise
. i- athat Aim ricau
Ik!__ sports
Wftft.l. uffLll.
loscd Feb. 15. The iiffenderelloni.hy was a regular.
. p ail of tin- county. " T h i w ant n''proper setting and effici
Slotulluneously with the an
remaining 400 will i»«
turned ent presentation nt their favorite
nouncement of the signing »•
6ver to game wanlcns who will event*."
-.
these three. Skipper Steineckr
di«tributr them around remain
lie plan* to u»r
rigley field,
revealed Unit- additional signing*
would lie released to the press
ing portions of this a r e a . ----- homr of the Chicago Cuba.. a»
tomorrow and optim istically fore
playing site of the Maroon* and
saw at least H or ’J more nloyers .
hopes that other divisional inemin the Saints’ foul be.’ore ths end
|«r* will make similar a rrai^ -*
ni#nts. The other entries includo
of )tfc week.
the Chicago Vikings, the I’itter fl
ih 'M f ii .l il lt lt i ,
t i l li n ' x m l
Tb< S a in t, have scheduled i
LC-NGW GOD,
March IH — lit*>
home.-awMionu k-gunic exhibition (S p e c'll) .—-.O n ly 22 tnore days . n l t O lfMeThe i.ions Club Junior Baseball burgh Slrasser#, the John Ingl»*
tll i
ll«F#
—
l*eet n n t > i
series with W a y cr o » # of the of lacing remain for the pre/ent
League will officially get Under Club of T oronto Canada, nnd still
H lM lM lrU
H arr I
Itillie*
All Ta I K . Ilr jn « way thi* afternoon when the unidentified team* in Detroit, Ht.
(ieurgia-Horida League, wi^h the season at the 8nnford-(jrlnndo
lelrl lte»fse|ss. DrsfriK |l)f,
Ml|r, Cubs, defending champions, will l-ouis, Clevelnnii. Buffalo #nd
I ... I. going
...I h,. to
I a Waycross
ll’.U rn is. on
ll tt April
Al>f i I
locals
Kennel Club. As the season ad T u u n l « * n t i l r l x m l l . t u k y W u j i
10,
coming to vance! more and more Itltercit
tettgle with the Giants at the Winsdor,. Cana’dn.
IV, and
iiiim the
#«»w 'Georgian#
* ’ it’
Mr f t r a l h I I r p * ft I f l l i l # i
SL Augustine for a retuyn gama In shown in the sport’.' With the
Town
Matty,
M*»lu
H ill.
M r r r y 1/lkefront
This April, at TcaM. W e i* Softball Pork.
Kny. tiny H|»«*l. I .m i) ft*i At\U. It-«|
The Cubs will he manageil this niann’# league may start with
on April 14. The game Here will Increase In thp rating piogrnm Ml>«ni|e,
t'ld ll
I let
M ftel
r ,t li | t i r I' a
he under thv auspices of the to trn race* nightly,
r-lisoii tiy
Edward
Marshall, only shr. teams. The circuit will
nltciuf- lldijf
RJutnery ami further detulli will aure has picked dp considerably
Porter II. I^insing will pilot the play in early spring and party
i»:i*kt»s M « r r —
I’Mlurll) i
I
4|
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M
l
r
l
i
i
lim
e
)
Iw releaxed when available.
G iants,. Ilnrrv Robson will lie salt, to avoid conflict with «U'and fans remain for the running
I slllle* ' M . i t i ' l )
A m iilitr.'
llufl»l»Jf
basehall snd‘ fo otW l
Steineckr al»6 stated hd is |opk- of the ten evsnt*.
l lir
H ftir,
M ln n lr g
M i i r l n n . the skiprer of the Seminole* nnd fessional
.................
Must of the winners Saturday kluBtAflftl Mitft, K«l»l>s|ftl* H « r m n t f J . C. Davis will Icfttil thr Red mason v.'
ing for games with team * * •„‘ V
•
Son
Each section, he s u g g e s t s ,
vicinity of Savannah. Albany, anil night were long shots and fans l l o r kM)a ff tIti Itlftf
ll«rt
—
ft I B
K iln
Tomorrow’s tilt will be
be should Include 10 or 12 team* *hd
iiruosbick’ aomeJtime b c t w f t f i who backed their o f n judgement
K ftatrr
I ’llm -r. H ll% «r l»u r. It r » .
April 0 and April l£ to fill In th e wknt hume wl)h a pocket' full 'qf nlft'ft l*»l»1i». W l l m n . Willi# * He»t», tween the Red Sos ami the Semi- |all four division* .would lie en
nri-y ftllt I .iixl. notes.
gaged in annual competition, d imoney. Tonighl the dailyr double Vlrti.ry lli.iftit,
trip
rr.ift.il. Kisvftift
.
I'm *. »<.rri.id,
ll . VniwaJW'J
hvplayoff,
for "a . real
The Chicago CuLs’ ti. I hese- could easily In- it 1 • 8 combina
Tra lh
M .r. _
S /l# M llr i
j l $ « i It i i M i s F . !•»«■>■
4rr n iu , ii»i«*
• "lIV T iv
f
• /
,.
i:•*111n-« prii#- Hirtiiur mol
I World ii chatnpiommp.
'• lu ln lrla
ll»r,l
hall ramp at Lake *’ firth broke tion, hut the 3 - 3 ' also 'srehifc
m
i
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r
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a
n
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r
i
n
k
i
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a
r
e
#
t'
*
n
.
K
«
r
dangerous.
In
the
feature
ninth
up yesterday, and < the Hataj*
htanager expect* somr help from It should tie a 1 or an 8. *'
Tonight’s entries;
the I’ortvmouth, Va. club or t|m
Plr*9 II •«** — F hI k HIm
ITeilntmit l-eagu e.ln Ih# way »i
U h)'(I M. Pfah'g Co|if*rr, Tim*'
released player#•
,
Ieliii 11, IU II oq Ulrl. uklalnmia l(»<l,
lunly l*«ri»hlla, It uw dyu xky - a m i
\ di/ectora meetllig o f tie St. Hbtnl
Hnortn.
- Aunts Une Baseball Gorpcrutjon
«rr«sM»| K ir# — I ’talu rllF i
M
iP Irv l
H al/ H a ll)
D uu W rl
will be held ,Utls evening io dis
l.tirky »IM. I.ufk Tim. Mohawk
cus* plan,
for
tho
cuming
pun. tor “ ■
“ V W ; gelm i"' Now”
ttwlii: "jBlnaiia
Every
In the IfaRUf
Is:
*ry Iteam
earn fn
w Morn, t #«m Ar# and l»an Roll. .
-----.
.
.
.
.
..I
F 44Ilr.
now attured
of
a
full
i*fa«on
a
Tt»ir«i
Umrt
—
s/ir.
Mlla«
>
m
L i
. 1 ___ __ _
1I m
•ft_i I _Iiallr
l l . - L l».»kU)
U l
f ____I
t , , . *l .*l e llalf
schedule. Since each b ftither xt
to,•ion
liahr,
I.ftiu
mg
ll..Ur.
Itched to ■ larger organisation, *|.ur. T«>*> l a i l , (ia'lsin llannrr.
or on firm financial f<xjtipg.
Iloub-*
-- ^
— * - - - Al.
..Icy Ptardrltl amt
Doridhra
4‘aarih Itsrr
r<t*rli>i
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S H O W ( ’ .VIM) A N D P O S I ’E K S
I *tail H im I I lists (. 4 t>. i » f t M t
j .* ♦Mis- p u t v u a l i l Vs# I fir ts-r tn«
• : t l l l e e l f ^betll'l -* M / » IU l#
It's a M atter o f
mk
F IV fc
SIGNS
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Waiter- Plans
♦f ?
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Soccer Laague .
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT ....
Players Signed
I'rtkei' p u r .
1 I tim c it
•■a ’ X ’ u ' . i . .
l'|
.Saints Have 12 <L»™is«=«nr nmfAKftgtwraoMi »mnm I
s
Be
'Mack
1946
Greatest
llrcntit Sports Editor
Mnnnyer Huy Made# and hi* { j ‘ f
St. Paul Saints 'if the Arocricau
Assort tu r n n|tmuxi?<] u very sueCi**-‘ ful
*-( exhibition
play yr-terda> afternoon at tb«
Muniripnl •Athletic Field « whan ■
•! I
■
rr»
hit#
they bl iStfifc^’Ot
.
............which
— -j
H i' 1Mir pin*««i-Htoi. Iiimln.mil ! ■»«
runj while ’ hjlrlere Ed Wrtland~’5 , T - Y e a r
St Augustine
LEGAL NOTICE
car**, n u r
Bft# fl
U
Tina
a ULJift it
■ |ft«l M» bulk
for Uift l C ? U« qm
f IftH Wfftr%-y*uf W ar.n
M l HUtfi u j « AM n tuifttf
iHMUdMl P*tWcu« UuMft Tlf HI
IN T 1IE COWAN BUILDING
I 'A C K
e g g -j *
A
fr o m fu n c i l o h t l t> »rlodlt pH n
ROBBS HOME BAKERY
^&iiiits-Tr(iunce Chattanooga 9-7 In Cocoa
“ Friday Afternoon And Graft 7-4 Extra
Inning Tilt Over A*s Ih Palm Beach
. f t
How women W girls
™
ayfief wanted relief
^PIES
Melvin Pigg Slaps Out Circuit
Clout In 7tH Wil ~
“
t
M E K A l.D . S A M - 'O l t i r F I . t i n i P A
w
R O U S
C A K E S
^ i
............ T H E S A I S t t m D
TTT*
, ■ „ TT!
WAS SURE A LOCO IDEA TO PALM
MYSELF OFF AS A SCHOOLTEACH
E R . NOW THEY'RE HAVIN’ A SPaLin ' B e e a n d i can ' t even r e a p
T te s e w o r d s, let a l o n e ^
S P E L L 'E M !
�<*
^ in u y u w w
RD, FLORIDA
II
nardy, chtiirmn ri, who ws* proVtntril from attending th i' meet-1
log. Fully .10 fine ponies sre to
be on hand for this event, it was
Stated.
'‘jlriltisnlly beautiful" was Iba
phrase used by Mrs. II. H. Mct-aslin to chsrscterirc the Flower
<fw at im ie d trasn f a g s Ou r)
* |<’. s l l U f S I ' m r . . . o w e !
Show that will revive the pre
decomtldni throughQut the huii* war unflual flower festival.
, - to put a new Iranian government
tie** section of the cily. A. C.
Indicnllons are that the shuf- In power.
Stint, demisting rhsirman. said fleboard courts will have their
The Immediate objective of the
I thst ■ representative
of ’ the shaie of funs. A. C. Mailchn will Russians, according to this line
American
Peculating
Lompiiny lny
lefo rc ihe Am ericani of reasoning, would b e jto get of.
the
w L •r,’*ve „
W u * '® ' U f i o n ’ for mi Army-Navy ‘ con- final tIranian
™ ^ * - permission ifor
— •
*“
« * « •
>>»PiriK that the* returnees* continued presence of Rad Army
this huge task in ample time f « | w||, uVp „lU.antn|tc
of
thta troopy In Iran. These troops were
the cejshratlort. The
•'*r[!VtKance to compete for worth.
to have b«Cn withdrawn by Mar.
AMoelallon I, cooperating whole , wh|]c prj|tM Lut r.g ard lts. - f Z and their continued ^presence in
hearted!y try the project. accord this there will btr"« tourney for the middle eastern country .co al a g —So -^Mr. Stine.
the crug of the Sovletothers who like ahufflebonrd.
_ Cracker pony enthusiasts are
Everyone present lit the meet Iranlarf dispute. ■?»_'
getting ready for thtf competition ing- was pleased with the progress
The S ta te Department lias at
in the Jousting ring, or more reported by Gus Schmah ami hig tached-no significance to the dis
poputarty the
“Cracker
ring barbecue committee. Fits, wood, closure .th at the American vice
horse" rare, arenrding to E. E- tables and food galore have been consul at T sb ris— Robert Hossow
- Brady who spoke for John I,eo- provided by this group, it was —was detained for 30 minutes
teported. Mrs. Ouida Wilson and Is*t Friday at a Red Army I’ost
UeaM-TskUw-Mn
the 4-U girls have pledged their
the outskirts of the city. The
Bsss Dnpt i i s . . Um J
support and will be the hostesses State* Department says Itossow
I T pairti . s . 1st |m s
at the serving tables. The Futural "» s , f * 1; " * ! , q f lck!y
, lh#
W«la Cih i - h U tui
Farmers of America under the Horicts after his identify had been
Lu* *+}f sc #m*>d
leadership of Alex Johnson will rstal'llrhcd. The State Department
adds that the Soviet consul gen
eral expressed his regrets over the
incident and traced the ' whole
thing to tnisdnilerstanding on the
part of a Red Army sentry.
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I i■ n M i ^ a
m
Vet: Celebration
Committee Holds
Meeting Friday
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evu
Tonight’n All-Star
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COONEY GIRL
EA STER PRIN CE
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about 12 milcH South of Sanford
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"Vo>
GREYHOUND GUS
la on the air evsr
WDBO tonight at
flilO and over WLOF
at 6:25 with all the
"dope" "on the dogs
Feature at the Sanford-Or*
Undo Kennel Club.
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, on highway
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110 y. 2nd.
.
C O M P L E T E - A l E A l jt ^ - ' T " . ”:-*------A
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NEW DISCOVERY
in a Hearing Aid
5 days
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1005 E- Fourth S t..
Phone 197-W
urn corns
Phone 475
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CUSTOM MADE wboden blinds, warp-proof. No
mctnl slats used due to climatic, conditions. All type
blinds repaired. Free estimates.’
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810 W. 3rd SC
wh i i k ; as i
A s w o r n bill ..f m m e U l n l h s s l»K li rr n f ilm In Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t
In and f« r K .m l n o l a Cou nty . Kln r.
Ids In C h a o r e r y . a g a l n s l yo u tor
ill v o te s l.rrniBhl t*> I'air lets
II.
tlorm aii , I h e - * p r e s e n c e a r e J h e r e fi.rt- fn c om oia n d p s i to L . an d
Appe ar b efore m i d C ou rt s i Han
ford. Klorlila.* on or befor e the
IS Ih day of April, A. I>
fsi*
olhecOflsr D e c r e e I ' m C on fe r*. , will
be e ntere d a g a i n s t you,
ti l . f u r l b e r ilfdervd Hist r hi ,
no ti c e be puhl|s|ir.l lo the k n i l n n t
l i s r a l d a p e w r p s p e t PUpIDtied In
Hanford, He ml mile C ou nty . KlurWo.
iin rr e a r h s rr e k fur fo ur t t f e o n .
r e n t t r e w is lr s . ■ “
vy irNKHX- o u r — I4 e 1 .il - s a d . of
f ic ia l seal 11 L
Hailfold,, tr... Iliit
1 ‘iinnly of H.Vilrtsle and Hlate -o f
K lo r l d s .' l l i l - Hi'' 1 1 1 1 * day of i t a r r b ,
A. I*. I » H .
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I*
IIKIINtNiN
Clerk of th e C ir cu it C o u r t
1HCA l.l
C . a r l i n l W Mpencer
Hsflrilur for 1 1 la I n 1 1 1 . 1
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ACE AMUSEMENTS
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
Service..
LEGAL
Till'. STATI! OK Kl.nlUDA TO
•iKORtil; T. liOHWaT. sot T il.
KIKUI AKAMTWHNTS. SOI T il.
K ll.l.ll HUAI).
Illia iV lillU ,
A big improvement has been made
In » hearing aid now welcomed
by thousand*. Accepted by the
Council on Phyiseal Medicine of
the American Medica; Association.
It is, a new hearing aid that doe*
not require separate battery pack,
see
that
the
food
gets
from
the
Sanford'K C'nkircd Theatre
battery wire, battery case or
supply
c:nlerx
to
the
tables.
The
JE T -'-l
to bulge or weigh you
WED. • THURH. Mnr. 20-21al old harbccue maestro*, Gus Sch garment
down. So small It fit* in the
mah and IV. FI. Hathaway, will hood. The tone is clear and power
j head on imposing list o f expertj ful. .So made that you can adjust
m u st c o f r y o n l .
'
whose fame a* barbecue chef*. it yourself to suit your hearing
I has incited widespread tnvy will as * your hearing changes. The
prepare the feast. I’hll Hach has makers of Bcltone, Dent. 3072,
cooks that he will 1450 W. 19th S tre e t, Chicago K,
.assured
.
.the ...
havfc no less than JO eorda of the |j|| are (0 proud of their achievebe»t harlieeue wrwd at their <11*-. mcM lhttt ', h. y will -gladly send
til m i n
potai.
I j ri;e tiesc-riptiva booklet and exi i rm iiii
- Ed WlUluer. -m anager, o f th«,pg|n
»yt r w full
* n r t i i i ir
|Stmlnolr Country Club, is hamli- .Icnumstratlon of this remarkable
■:i D i ll Sit
cupper for the golf tourney tin t i bearing device in your own home
llllilt
will gel under way at 1:00 o'clock, i without risking a penny. Write
"Mr. Whitner who reported the Reltonc todavv—Adv.
----Dalay
course In fine condition and said
that entries from the club roster
a* well at from 'nearby cities In
dicate that the p rlita wR| be
Your Red Cross watches over
keenly contested for. Entries nrr
the comforts of boapilsllied’ vet
still Wing arcepteil. he said, uud
erans and service penplr every,
will be listed right up to the
where. Help put Its Fund Cam
starting time.
paign aver.
Uig league baseball with its
raliid fan* come* to Banford *it
Single or Married
3:00 o'clock on April 3,
sold
Arch 16 - 35
Flrtcher Boll*, when hs reporled j*
Exirerience Unnecessary
for the baseball committee of I
• Paid while learning
which he is chairman, for Wash
ington and Brooklyn will c l o u
• Frequent increases
bats ht -the Municipal ball park
• O v e rtim e p ay
lhal day. These two clulss are
ft Paid vacations
being rated as lop contender* m
ft Taxi-cnh s e . r v l c e fot
|their respective Iragues.
Added A t t r a c t Ion
t
"Who knows,” said Mr. Bolts.
late hours
„ “we may be seeing the first game APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
l uvalciidc of Negro llands
(tf np,4 F'nll's World’s Series."
8 • 5 weekdays
see
and
belli <ah
(
'Ticket sale* will start soon mul
Saturdays 8 • 12
Mill* Brothers andThe Delta
i i(| |nclU(|c ()UX
white
Rhythm Hoys.,
{grandstand and colored grandr n . I stand ducats, Nationally known
Admisnipn
vports ’ writers from N’ew York
and Washington will accomp.ny
the learns, it was said.
^ I. J . II. Ratigan, chairman, an-lj
|the Junior Chamber of Commerce'
sponsoring committee, litis pro -1
VRJhl for two big dances.
A]
Script dance at the Armory will
get under y s y at 0:00 P, M. |
Stewart Martin's hand from Or
IK I'ROUDI.Y PRESENTING
lando win provide music . till
I 1 00 o'clock at u cabaret style
affair that is finding favor witti
the local and neilihtoring dancer*,
said Mr. Ratigan.
On Magnolia' Avenue betwem
First and Second Street* nn open
In their final Joint muniml recital
air dunce mill start at h o'clock
ami end at midnight. Two hands'
will give the participants a vari
Tht> [lultjlc. Irnth while mid columl. i. cnnllnlly invited
ety from the hot and sweet to
the square dance and reel*. Color- j
to nttcml
ed street light* will heighten the
Admiitaiiin Free
gay spirits of the dancer* and
onlookers.
“Much hard work^ by the var
ious committee* ha* been done
and wlR rontinuo to ire done to
Maure an Impressive welcome to
the veteran^ and give them a day
full of activity with « teltrlipn
of event* that surely should meet
the wishes of everyone,” said
President Coleman. "Thv Cham'ier
of Commerce hopes the day will
also add a ssu ra n c of our d rtir*
la have these fine girts and boys
Th6 Public Henilflg to t*C fluid on Mairft-23, 1010, (a tanstay here and Iie'.p m the growth
o f Seminole County."
■Ider change* In the Koiiiug OritiiiHiiro him Itren cancelled,
Manager Higgins said that it
duo to other request far certain change* ariil amendment* to
has been many a moon since »u
complete a day of fun-making
blher district* o[ thv Zoning O rd lniiitt.
ha* been planned here. He ex
pressad appreciation to T . W.
A Public Hearing Will be h e ld .at u Inter dnte to conLawton, superintendent of public
'*
education ahd the school board'
ild«r nil nuch change* ami notice will
published of tho date
for their cooperation by making
of such hearing,
IMa
FLETCHER E. ROI.I.S, DICK KLSBERRY
117 So. PARK
Iran Will Negotiate
Oil Concessions If
Troops Evacuate
M y p A , Y ; J\ lA R C n !
l^one 4fl!»
MILLARD STRICKLAND And
GERTRUDE L. McKINNEY WOODALL
MONDAY NIGHT. March 18 - 8:00 p. m.
THE RIGHT FURNITURE
FOR YOUR LIVING-ROOM
PORCH - -
Notice Of Cancellation Of Public Hearing
• On Proposed Changes In
Zoning Ordinance '
Tuxedo Feeds will make your
C h ick s G row
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
i~-Association also
rtnnlmian making
!ar~your * 'supply of
healthy Baby Chick* from-
the day a closed one giving their
employee* an opportunity to lake
advantage ot lb * festivities.
Rattan Suite
IN THE SOUTHEAST
*
to your out-door living room
Upholstered in colorful
.
*•
M age people drink A tlantic Ale and Beer than any other.
2nd fit. *t Sanford Art.
Phone 358
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eggs, are eaten from a
dinette such a* this.
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THE WE ATI! EH
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To Protect tho Peer* of Hie Worldi
To Promote the Progress of Am erica;
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
liu r a lii
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
ft I . a m ' i.
Established 1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A 11.V
SA N FO RD . F U t t a iM
Fair
(his afternoon through Wednesday
Cooler IhU afternoon and tonight.
N EW SPA PEK
TU ESD A Y
. .1
Report On UNO Is S c i e n t i s t - H e l d
Sent To Congress
N im itz A g a in s t
_
Wa s h i n g t o n .
M a r.' u«.
: W J T - PrealAflgr~~TfB8Htf lisa
sent Congress a report on the
first meeting of the Unit'*!
Nations, held in London two
months ago. The
President
declared that the United States
must continue to support snd
improve the charter or betray
thr trust of those who fought
for lasting peace and secuiity.
The President stated that
lo do our utmost in this es
sentia) effo rt of peace-loving
nations wilt be lo give new
ami full expression to the
meaning of "A m erica'’ to the
* orld.
Mr. Truman’s report cover d
the activities of the American
delegation 'a t* the UNO meet*
Cut
in ^
Extension Of Draft
Law For Indefinite
Period is Urged
B y ' Gen. Hershey
E o r^ R e v e a lin g -L
a tio n
D
a ta O n B o m b
V
Dr. Alan
Innocent
tion Of Secrets Act
Two Injured In
Auto Accident
At Five Points
Warm Up Hell-Diver During ‘Operation Frostbite’
LONDON. Mar. 12. tb — B rit
ish nuclear scientist t>r. Alan ,
'+ WASHINGTON. Mar. 19.
Nunn May was ordered held for
(A P )—A proposed cut of
trial today on charges that he
gave atomic information to an
$2,OOO.OQO.OOO in Navy funds
undisclosed _ person.
M agistrate
was opposed in the strongest
Harold McKenna o f Bow Hirt,
terms today by the Chief of
Court refuse.! bait and iteclrro
Naval Operations Admiral
May's release might be a i r s ; . ,
public policy.
Chester W. NiralU. He told
May ■pleaded innaeent to vio
tho House Naval Committee
lotion of
o f the
tl O fficial Secret* Act
that even now, It would' take
This act provdes a maximum
at least six months to bring
penalty of seven year* to prison
the Navy back to' Ue 10*5 fight- j
for , person* giving inform at;oit
Ing strength, He said that th e '
deemed to be prejudicial to the
proposed 12,000.000.000 cut in
safety and interest* of the stair
Navy funda would "Jeopard ire
_
a l
gw
May's attorney, Gerald Card- I
the influence of c'trr nation in
l a u n c l s l i s n t n s * n ,r ' demanded to know who
world w ffaira- and tho defemo of
d C T r l B U V / C U I C I : might have l*een “an enemy" at
'trar' homeland."
j th* time—late last year—when
The. House Military Commit
.
TT
"
,
, ; May is allege,! to have delivered
tee. meanwhile, received a recom R e l a t e s N e e d O f F e d - , , h ' *•«** informaton.
mendation from Selective Service
r\ e
The only time anv nation was
e r a tio n
O f
n o r l d mentioned during today's rrofo r an extension of the draft law
for an Indefinite period. The re
Tn
A r h io v f*
: eeedinga way when Gardner * * l lu
A C n iC V C
I L U C l a,) i vjitness this question, "In
commendation wps made In a
February of last year
R u i-.a
* \ letter to chairman Andrew May
Printing cut that peace negot.a-’ w*«
*■— a
p p
gallant
a i m i i i •*!(/.
ally, eras
wj
**
It not
“ v s V"
.
* from the lelectivo service dir
Jfsrlier, Ujjro*eciitcr Anthony
ector, Major General Lewis B. tions have broken down, that the
■. Hershey. Uencrsl Hershey pro Ui? Three are already at odd* Hawke won a ruling from lh«
i
involve,! j
posed that the service of induc and that in Europe the San F ra n -, magistrate that the state
cisco
Conference,
is already
might
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^ . being;
_ rm
ig n t be
t>e a potential enemy.
tees be limited to IS months.
called "S a n Fiasco,” State Sena- ;
■----- ------ ----------------tor Lloyd F. Boyle, In oh add rev* ■
#
Swedish Engineer W f c ^ .“SS^vfta-Chnnnel Project
Federation to achieve j
Goes On Stand In ofpeacea World
hy law as humanity's only . Is
Approved By
j
Goering’s .Defense salvation.
No effective^-organisation wn*i
Sub-Committee
Five Points were injured; and
Jiv and Mrs. John Teague, who
Operate the t ’ity Drug Store in
Sanford, narrowly escaped injury
wlieii the Fool turned over sidea i i t c Ki|) of ii trashing In the
fr..nt of Mr. Teague'* Packard.
I in itrci.lent lm]>|icned shortly
afti-i ■1;ihl o'clocko'*Monday
even*
» 11* 1
#
" *
cording to Stale Highway11 "
"
g dv. d The driver of the Lord.
1 ipibv Kimble of Oviedo. w
a .,e ,t « l
for
reckless 'b'vm g.
* '**' be and n passenger. I ln>|tn
'
"I * tviedii w n e 7Iwing
V
Vx-toyed
7-
was delivered l"»t night by the
lruntan ambassador, Hussein Ala,
to Trygve t,ie, tho United Na
tion* flrganiiation secretary gen
eral. who is n*»w in Washington.
The first secretory said the
nmtiassndor acted on instructions
which he received from Premier
Ahmed
Qavam
lain yesterday.
A
flitted
u
avnill
jrsu iu n j.
, hr
,h a l the Ambussador might personally orex „
t£ ni*n c„ f against
to the Security Couirfll
s>w York next Week.
fjeforr this announcement, there
r„n,i,iei
had IJlM.n
wen cons
Idenaide speculation
h,. moMimg for d.'lerminatit.n hB| |hr Hu„ Un, were trying to
„ r further iniunes
1 *f a re tho Iranian
ramnns from calling
f"jil rnlrnim Hrmlrr v%«i
tH for held from the v-uiVl pettcr
*»iilu,„)a
ftTW™
t hiit K inthie
vt «•* tty&tiif
lie 11 1bt’T nf until lift I*i’rtl
1*\ I hu 1*n*tht*r pf t |ti> ! *fl
f**tk ait, * in tilt attempt In I'ftftft
Im
ihr 11IThl frnnt ..I hli cal
i h * car
e* - . h |h. lift i iur
df * «•) t it itliih’ K mill It* 1.» Iiitit
fS IV G A r t iW K K m
BO D sTKK
,tr.'s c r,*t. „t
Ib lM U u -i i
tl
• l.l
w i •ti11it1 1licit*
i*14* a l«1 murks
11*Vi t htxiitjf h
*i ■,-w*t *%( tit *|uf Shit f-n ■-%1 t*%l*r «i mt* til ftI hr l»tg |»Inrup ft* I hr l S j if i r»ft »■d.i n n Mt*1w*»\ | ,.f itu*i r f'hit it T(H» f<put dll thu
i«* tK* 1Ahratl *
.a Thr mftftfofWt
la -U :, : imtumu pittTtrw niwf >itlin fightuti- uijnl|> litfe*fi't t > mi id llcmlui
S .mg
mr*'t Mktrlt »r -• 1>
Ifmpi'raliiffs
j l ining
it »*-» vtn|in<s Thu i *»i ••ffitlni 1 S Nutt I'liDlti
lli
t'jir ill |*M»nvb. Mr
I In in tmliunnh
T»*ftjfur *h' ft’limc' n o rlh
t o w *n l
created at San Francisco, he -aid
NUERNBERG, Mar. 12. (/Vi— and the new organisation has not
A p p ^ Jil ° t th«
St
A Swedish engineer —■ Birger •urvivtil am m»ny month* as Ihe
Dahlerus— testified at the Nuern •wretched League of N ations"'Jw h n s lUwr 10 foot c h a n n .lp n ,
He v a r s n l
W ‘"
to Sanford
berg war crime* trial today that survived years.
s*
the Swedish government rejected •gainst the next « > r and «w te i * ^ b s k »
pr.
Oppenheimer,
atomic
bomb
subcommits*
of
the
AppruprU
tlo n ,
a proposal that It mediate be
L « J i
l a t rLog XAlamos.
I . m„.
< ommittee. was announce,) in teleresearch ,director
.__.
, . .
tween Germany snd Britain.
Uy, bv .s le n U
.. F.1. .. ;
.
However, Dahlerus told the N. M., a* stating that It m ight, ^ • n,"
|
* court the Swedish government lw possible to wipe out our. 110
million
iwopls
in
one'
.tu
c
k
,
.^<ninol.
County
Chamber
^
L
o
m -j
offered no objection to a private
CHarles Ancllixen attempting such negotiu-. Terming the situation as critical. ™rrc*
ld rhe
stated that a world system drew* and Claude Pepper and Be- (
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s .tio n . As n result. Dahlerus „said
f
* be personally* carrlcl „ six-point \of ccntrol i* the rnly defense;
m .
rttfh»
tl. (Hillrtl h u eftr
*ml«» the f t h o i d d ^
lo
»>f
fo u r
la y . |
1
0CU*
r
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Present
Confusion In Manchuria Because
I
ing the events Immediately a lte r 'd * inteiests. journey^) p. \ V ,.l Piosmee
IV .on
j World War I when the world1ingtoo and outline,! the Ue-irab. ,o lr - u, ii« .vs >•! hi* opp en
! was lulled lo siren by a fa ls e jllty of the project to a S e n a te 1 Dv J .„ c T a m t« im In i * o •*(
PP .
merit for the 21st annual Pioneer
Night at Lake Mary Is being
moMIltcd by Edward F. Lane for
Thursday evening, it was an
nounced by Frank Evans, who
ha* mads pioneer Night an eager
ly looked for annua) event by the
"young people'’ nf the county be
tween tr.e ages of 10 and 2U.
Mr. Evans again today re0 quested that the younger of the
"young people’.’ assist the older
In rettin g to the hall.
Music will again bo furnished
by Goorgo Fellow* and hi* San
ford Concert Orchestra. Tho
— 7 *r«n r irm "tnetwie
----- George—Harden who will _
com panted by Mrs. Edward Lons;
on acrobatic dance by Elotae
Cook
and Anita Aiken with
Mr*- Lille Moran at the piano;
a song by Martin 8t!n«clpher;
i ^ a solo danro by Gretchen Kirchs P h e f f with Mrs. Morin accom
panying
cn
the
piano; a
recitation
by Bobo Dean;
cartoons by Larry Loosing, San
ford'* wonder boy cartoonist; a
Up dance by Jacqueline McDonald
and Ann WhIUkeri a blackface
act, *ong and monologue by Tom
Trent of Plant City with Mr*,
mt a t the piano, also other
lure* lo be annertwed later.
Free entry to the Itlts Thekter
Fn
'./SMIi ’ March 2ft, 20 end fT wUl be
given
by Manager H. H am s
tJlD
t
Ihoee who hare badge*.
Two
, carved by
B* Met
> £S
—
W.H. Anderson Gets
U S , Navy Commission
ii. Weltir Hodge A -*------ —
of Mr. and Mrs. M.
ffcr -IC*I Km Aven
commissioned en •
United State* Navy. »tw i«m i ,u
jrte fc rs a tt T t
Station a t Newport,,
S
|*ntli*tl
E n iti n e e rs Flan
Public, Hearings
On Imurnvements
A series of public
h.-iinngs b>
101*1' •.
J l i f f ' s pla^e.
[
dlstpjCi
T e iiw -r.
Satim lay afternoon m "Death
The hcsdtigs will m ite r around
Valley’s on the Orlando H lghw a,'’.fb«',l cmitr.4 navigation water
Mr, Ivn Smith driving » 11*41 conservation and -tahdirnthin .in■*
related purposes of various i U r i the ,|n waterway* Ineluding tb.e uppci
hy S t. Johns River and niai-h. the
t’ hou Kn Lai, has charg ed that Kufus Brelove of Fern Park foiv- waterway from
iho
J t. Jo hns
Chiang
km -S hek'*
N a t i o n a l i s t '' mg h"im into the ditch. Patrolman Ittver to the kls sim m io ltivcr and
Q iirtlltlg
C lv in o
\ n H
l J U I | m i N O l l l f l D / U I U are hi
.
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. to Inback sliding on tbeir unity I Binder reported
.Mr*.
Smith
the rharmel from Sa.ifor.l
lie announced
that re faces charges of reckless driving, ilian Itiver near Titusville.
f’
. . J ^ , T f t A l e i /”, k i n « l l P M * - *
pre*emati«e$__of theCommunists * Consul,-I aide
dnmuge
to
a
Hearingswill he '-eld Apr
1U
t l u ' l u h 1 I s / a i d \ 11111(1 pre-ent
--------—
s w n h **f -TT-fdus
-h ip .
hand
ftHi | ih#* \ til mhft tlutft w tu k l
mu
Mai
1 *1, isT*i
Iwllli la liitfUisi. -wlho «il tin Mali
buy IIOh.OIKl.lWil
' h -u seCuird the Natluhat Pai
\| \ \ 1 | \
UNRR t Will
m . I.. m e .
............... .
A r m v “amt N a v y
and
b —d .
(.< I hum
*)' n’ vesortlng to m ck*
s od
people
to ot.le,.
relieve XPat ,tn e k «-ti cvuntiy
T h e t <.('el
S la te Foreign
L iq u id a to.t, , .*r,imts*ioii announced
i
the
He
le r la i
agirrm co t.
to d i r ,
il
at the tehest of IKm ftyd
»hnll jsrc f ■|i«fcr'I#**l h»*
h
t lb*- wu«v fire*
th.,
i.-.oh,.
\tni
iHulge pickup trw .k drive n t,y m Le esburg, A p r I* in C o ifin g
Thom as
M cCullough of tlstceh A p r '-'t at F o rt p ic r.e , A p r J'* » t
resulted Mondav aftetjiiMin a t 2,30 T itu s v ille and May u at k ls s lm o'ctiM-k » h a n in illiv rn b ) T nice
.1 Sm tl It
eg'
f la i l Mim s i « " T h e d l-t it . I o o l i m
>'
" >«'
m fo vlie K o k
f lb
truck and v n l i M that a le p int
the, hankfllH'kud If ig n m -l a tree. T tid ncl from Sanford In the Indian
. . . i oily dulling d R n ' i near T i " i *m IIi
aulhorue>l
nc^to*
in
11-el »*tl T*.f
'V u
i r jr-n
d r ’ -'iu
o im
......
. “J i•n
*' *
ul... and lo VS* ,|f
.irie,lo,l
fo. In
tllg
lu ln
u i adopted
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rhe Hcvidept l/dT M
v th.- rn.umnll.c mi liivcr.-
the
the dra) today, Hon *4 ih r ^tiv«*n»ltif*iil" ifll■j # rvcklfM dnviiijf.
and -aid d-i»p*v*a| of the pm- unified, nil-party natiuniil Admin occurred on Stale n>au 57. two and Itorlmr* of the House of Be
mill's im -1 of the S t. Jo h n s Hi- presentntiv w , was submitted by
p e rtic, will m atde FI.C to roll i»t ration
‘ b * ‘Datrsct engtnror ,.}n Nnv.
Ch(W tdnmfd thr prtmrnl con* ver in Volu-la iguiity.
up * t les-t lhrt>e t ’n ilci State*
Eugene Faulk*, negrop
a r > U » 4 l . The r c i - ' t o
u.itovornhK.
fin in n
in Mmnchunft p n r t ly tu
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________ _____ ____
,
terse- in the - uthwe-t Pacific,
Senator Boyle asserted that the on the project and that he felt Freude ha* twe- ma.le hy :he
The FLt rhirf, John II. ward, thr fuel that it took lh»» U r n l i a l i r - l e . l for i . - . U v - driving ,.fte. >" lmi.rovrmr.it amt actnm then*jjov rnmrril two tnunlha ti» «irr**r hi- lo rd r-dlnlnl Uith a nn thn on »./ thr Hoard •>* I .i.gmrer* f
peace o f 1918 failed because th e , certain that il would tv placedi United S ta ir- arvl Britain s» » -aj*» the —ir »ti| provide w w
George on n w r - and hnrhor. » u * deferred
Allies became divide,!. He ju ld ed ijn the bill for appn,jm'aii.in. “ I , note to the Argentine t i 'm c r "
lio.tnhi.ixat » ..iih ,it -hip- and to firn ria l Mm that I'- MitfirrMion F fint ilr iv 'd by John
ut th*’ rrrjypftt n1 l»N ml intvri’iUs
for
[ that t r u r t tvatti* I f * r n t into Cfb fy Avftiur Tif»l
that in 1930 the United State* “feel quite confident that It* will Lee Diplomatic ...urw* m i t ! v! harbor
n . r . r » « , slight v,h"
«'lditional
tian*]Mti ‘ About ' Mafvchui la T h e Uoiiimtmi9t%, •'Li r»!»y c.vrmrii;
enacted the Smcot-llawley Tor* be passed by the Hou-r and Sen- German file- -h o * that t r e ji r h attero l »sl *i
lor c.\.i»id.-r.itian
:u a * t->«e,| a l^-rman pa—pen ►
>’
fju . „f dr'y |RDYt(iDnr a r r nahl, agrrud i m m n l i a t r t y
d a tn a g r tn both «... Ileiulej- -aid •n/*<t"IJtr...
r iff Act which started a worUL a t*," K e^ aid .— --------------- . . .
^
[ f()v*
tu khur t i*f thi ii'rju, thf*
i 11*31—two year- after , t i T - " i ' * a . tuelr^hcl *ttch * - flour, hesns
r h m i dreiarfft th«t fiifhliitif m I
wide “trade war ami caused a
ft
. |Tpi f 11' | r R|f|ft 4*f*| III *t*11#i!
111u
rveord, rUimr.) he h»,| hee«w*e »* and c* m l j t rali-n- t'hftef lin ear I (follig «»o in m any |*]«rr« in
great depression. Hitler exptoltwl
I, , . 1
„ I rtddiloninl ti.fo.iiiHl.on
not
^
Arjcvnlmf riliiF t
I rvacJd*
- " a d d . a huK. amount of ftu^I Ire I ital ufoj Tiorth < h*M
public discontent and rose to
,
V T O S S ,u lm ill 1 rd un.l til,’ M-c.rt »»» rr
I n o to g ra p n er
U p €ns
Fanned at N»I» <■* ufir* U t r i
■* Mipi'hr* will
midr available fTf«ver;imrnt fuitev
greater power.
nu
a
| wi|
/1 • C i J liiri\rd
t bI ft d*xf I<*»• w11 Iioul AC
The Senator ciplained
that
V a w
lif t in g
{ h r S u v*’ I»r|L»r1 m rn 1
f o r \+\\am H i v n p ro jo tU by the inir ofi i onirnm ihl hrjil t e r r t t o i v
w ew
o tu p to
t i c r c i iiooin.
um t, %to ' " " I j deal In tto | a.i, I NKRA haduring the era of appeasement
relate
.
. Mu. m.ii in a report on
■" ■
{S ta te - had -ought l., h»»e F ir . in 'hought •IJO.i-Hi iahl »nrth of FLt.'.
from 1931 to 1912. the AlUe*
F I R S t Al l.
A new photographic studio, the j deported
property tor u -r in China.
remained in a passive state while
Hitler reoceupied the Rhineland Raymond Slwtio, will be opened j
.HINDU CLASH LX
4ftT h irr palm Irrr lurv. tolicvr l
r g
.—
■-----------------------------------and began -a career of aggres in tho Florida Bank Building as
A le tt r tfn f upproeijlioit from "B A T A V IA . Ja v a ,' Mar. 19, f/PJ *
h r—pohrr to * have toeft . - f t to',
sion.
-w tm tK - R f v r A L r n - - j - r h e :
A n u m b e r of minor clasiicpranki-h youths,
Firemen the U'tdsli Convefescrnt Hospital
' '" J a p a t T ' InvadeJ-TMa rvchm ia in
SecttrtTV ttosrd "In TlrTsndo an "|i5fl
ocriirre,! in Jnvu. Two In*
on - t h r « alarmx tact rv etiin r a^ lh .rlnnnan a- ltesch
lirsch for~glft(
fo r ’ glfU made have
Imvr ocrurre.1
dark room, and "drec-tng
IBS I and—Ita ly - took- Eli
T Al J J U IU IH l’ K, Mar.- I'.*. >t'v-^T>«,unf«vl fists) that Us repre- shortly
rtly after 2 :3 0 o'clock. The « t Christman !imr. ha- Item d|an enlisted Mien were killed
Senator Boyle stated, "while
sha—cefi
it
■nruvMfwe.i tndav «
cupr .-roe v to i-. in
*• -e n tativ t. * 'll to in Santonl on first alarm was at Valencia Drive received by thr Junior Red-(‘rasa, I and five other- wounded when
League o f Nations stood hetptoea. •MX
room, it
ruled that a clerwal errv. n Mar. 22 .1 tto United Statrv
We stood by while Hitler and who came her* ftum Marietta. the Monda Seerrtaty of Stale's^ Em plnjm em Servtor from 10:311 at 9:2ft; another call mine tu put according to Florence M, Hern-1 the Goodyear the factory ut
’
HuUentorg wna fired upon white
Mussolini installed Franco a^d Go. and who dectave,l that he offree i* respoemtle tor l h ' 7 A. M. lo l -.00 IV M .'for tto pur- nut a burning tree at Sim Carlo- don, chairman
The gift,- included W> ttpumls |they were gunnling it. Members
Drive. and at 9:51 came a call
arorked tor some of the
the climax o f appeasement was
Jo n ?*’ failure to pav the properIpooa of assisting all persons to put out the fire in n palm of home made candy: Ift.Oo worth nf the Brltish-lndlan guard rc•todio* in »h* country,
reached a t Munich in IB38
fee for qualification as a candr- having Imsine— with or desiring tree near Ft. Mellon I'nrk.
of holiday cards, seals and rib- turned \he fire. Minor clashes
tbtg him will be his b ro
Chkntberlaln sacrificed t'treJjQdate tor t*adr t ’mwty -o lm ’or m ferm allon atout Old-Age and
Fire Chief Mark Cleveland -aid bon* tor patients In use in w rip ’ also have been listed at Bandoeng
promise
ther.
L.C.
Beavers,
who
will
sp
e
slavakkt fo r an empty prom,
Survivors In-ytanco.
today that not only did such fite- ping gifts (donated by the G ar-land Scerubaja.
cialise In snapshot a ml amateur before the lege! deadline.
of peace.”
—— ■---------- *— *
roenace property but that it tons den Ctuh); 209 tree ornamental
"T h e world wo* plunged again finishing. The studio ts immediat
TELEV ISIO N
men and equipment out o f service and 25 Chri-tma- belts made b v ;
Into war U 1230 when In Septem ely oTer th# fofm er sit* ol the
tor other possible fire
run-. the Soulhsldr school children; liMl j NEW VORKi Mar. 19,
ber Hiller Invaded Poland. Al Robb Bakery. W .R. Beavers wttl
I’olice are seeking tto Identity of painted pine cones, gold, green ’ The forthcoming atomic bomb
ear* of tho portrait and
though France end England de
and silver, colecteil and pointed I test eff Bikini Atoll in the
the offender*.
clared war against Germ ing, eoastnorcial photography s w k .
by the Girl Hcouts, amt GO glo,* Pacific will be fully covered by
there was little they could do Ho b married an has three small
tree ornament* that had toci t ! television. Six major teiaviiioq
end Hitler occupied Denmark.
T H R t.L
NAZIS
STRANGLED boughtofrom the Junior Red Cross rompanie* tosluy jointly nnmJiine
. Holland, .Luxem bourg
Forty new I—<t< were rrcm tlyp R . Davis.
"A laskan Trail for
ed plan* to r televising "opera
Fund
and Belgium.” Senator-Boyle
released to readers at thr San- ‘ D ogs" is by Elsie Noble Caldwell.
BUDAPEST,
Mar.
19,
OP,
EXEC U TED
In addition, home rnailv candy tions crossroads" for television
^ J e r defeated “
"T
h
e
Anatomy
of
IVace"
by
Kmlord Public ■ Library. It »*> on
Thm - Hungarian Nasi* who serv was sent to (he men of the Han viewers In New York, Chicago
in a brilliant six wee hi
. Mar. 12. U V - The nounced by Mrs. E. J . Moughton, eey Rctt», quotes many noted ed In the puppet regime o f fo r ford Naval Air Station. Enroll and Philadelphia. They have re
‘ In May o f * 1240
French government has eaecuted librarian. Women, *to seat, are. authorities in their siewi on mer Premier Ferenc B ialasi have ment for the Seminole County ceived permission to send a
o ff the continent,"
siuithor cbltaborotkmMt Marcel reading much nf the trrtous no*i- world peace. "T h e Big Three", been strangled to death— the le Junior Bed Ctoas la 100 percent cameraman with task forco one.
toward, the notortoue leader nf ftcttoa a t well as book of the by Ik F . Dallin tells of the world gal method of hanging in Hun from all school*, it wan reported,
month selectlg»» in firtten, Mrn protJem s of the United States, gary. Thty were put to death have made 11 ko in donations, and
K IL L E D IN CRASH
Senator ’ B oyle declared.. "
VIEN N A , Mar. 19. (A1— Three
one week after the former pre 407 sent to this area office at At
o r * show igr" * preference for B ritain and Russia.
tam ed upon Russia ____
"T h e Farm er Take* A W ife" mier was executed in the iam» lanta IhU aion(h. Sixty educa Americans hava lost their lives
a t F o rt de Chatttlon early today. mystery aRd srestetn ftetten with
CaaeL”
is by JohrmCoulA "L o w ly it The manner.
Bwcard once boroiy escaped *vtas- plenty nf action.
tional g ift boxes havn been dis tn the crash of a U. S. Army
sioatlon in 1244 fo r hi* pro-Ger- , la |h* non-fiction group is “The Lew" a story «* ^ b i a L l n .X ^ jU
tributed to the schools and will transport plane in Hungary. The
-------------------------4
E r r and r by B etty McDonald and Gallway counliFa, Ire la n d ^ *
man ocUriUoa.
be filled by April 1 and shipped Plans was enroute to 1 ugoslavla
R
USH
T
R
IP
.
*
from Germany, with five Yugo
ing two years o f chicken farm- hy Robert Gibbihg*. By Qurtitirf
NBW VOLCANO
lo thP export depot.
slav officials who had been at
esperiMW* In the Olympic Reynolds h "OffWUUy Dead", (ho
PERMISSION GRANTED
OTTAWA,
Mar.
12,
(At—
Prims
story o f Comdr. C D. Smith, capthe N ail W ar Crimea Trial In
Mountains of the northwest, and
___ TO, Mar. 1*. m — The
N iym berg.
taia o f the U SS W ok* whom the Minister M acKenti* King has
VTiUfB id i fififthil BaJttdrr,
CLARK ON LKAVR
iA , Auatrta, Mar. I f .
Japaneae* new* paper—Asahl—say*
disclosed
that
he
made
a
rush
* f t H g Am erica* Adventure" by Jap a could net bold as * prlaonBER N , Switterland, Mar. 19,
“ “ Mm from a “
trip across the Atlantic la st fall UPI— General Mark Clark has
m" a y p r e v ^ t w a r
_____ __
__ to ’send politi- Edna Barerhak. tells of the auth
enter an
to
prevent
what
he
feared
would
LONDON, Mar. rtf, U b — Field
arrived In Bwllxerland tor a six"Chows Marche* On" by R.
a d rsp rsotntatlvea to aay nation or**. experience « f being rnn w t
be
a
leak
In
atomic
energy
aso f Berlin by the Gestapo, and nf F ta e and "G in Rummy Com
day vacation. The commander, of Marshal IxiH Alexander see* the
-*■*-*■r ---------Austria, .except
vlUagae an the
her reaction to th * dress, manners p lete" by U l i t e r Richard, are rreto. T h * Canadian Prime Min Amerlran force* In Austria ar deadly atomic bomb a> a dtterb Tokyo le
o f America where she rear wed recommended tor those who enjoy ister said that his transatlantic rived here today and plana to rent to war. The former supreme
telephoos toslict
trip wo# made to Intercept a B ri call on Switierland's President contender of Allied forces In tho
her teaching career In an Ohio tlsea* ptmftt.
imo, aero** the bay froto ttm
F a r thna* ■interested is drama tish ' scfentisL It was believed K arP K cb elL The American lega Mediterranean told on audience
political amt college.
____
"Soldier of Democracy " is a tics Chore to The B . O. W. S. the Scientist was about to revqal tion says General Clark's visit a t hletoric guild halt that the A*
le
bomb may prevent another major
to appgwpt o l TUB length bosgraphy of (toner*! (T h e B arrett* o f Wimpoia Streat. the highest priority atomic secret* will be pit rely social lika the
t o Russia.
■
' -•»■. . dt Ms stay In SwlUcrland,
hy Kenneth
war fo r £a. long ti» o .M
leva
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Sent To Hospital "*•**•
r e 'r s j s s r s s g f f t -
c~" > ^
Forty New Books Recently Released
To Readers At Local Public Library
to
time.
i
I he
Ifovrrtunent lift* received wort!
from its rf*tJrr«trritn! tvr« in I run
that Sm it’i offtcaalft to Tehran
A err try in ir t«
Ur rimer
Ahmed i|iD«in
prolPilltilf.
s
;
o
To, , kTwoMon" “ To Ag n—v 0 n Tr u cOldsmihiile
‘!
Coupe
northward,
I F?
I
-------CHUNGKING. Mar
Mar
m
m n i
rwv
t'HUNGKING.
lIf*,
‘.i id' 1 1 overtook and smashed into
F r e u d c launched UJJRRA Tu B u y Thr Cl Jill se Communist leader, ivnr of a Ford sedan driven
(. 1 t 1 /, O It S It I |)
«, ■
. .
■ ,,
a Iread"y related In* a British for. universal outlook of p o litlc ^ and
sign office
L ice blue bodkI, *«„> « ' . ,
„ 'n“, »*
‘ • U jhnoxei<frnm
ljB |
that moVes
money Vo,"
for the l*.f
B U E N O S A IRK S. Mat 13, l4
But Dahlerus did dUclose to- i
. Kl1™ , I eople must imliv e *. f”° t channel will
ntl —Coi: jL a n -F W ttn . Aitw ituw
will
be *vcUrv,T
representat
day Hitler's reaction when the j J^ *,r
!«ler.
'
Istrtm g'man leader appear- to i w t
engineer informed the Fuehrer In government and elect pnly
Following the failure of t h c c n l y the vote* of Buenos Am
those
who
will
pledge
to
work
1that _______
hli so-called
peace
proposals
. iff
_______
House to include the project in Province or tbc ,ap(t*l itself *
international government.
had la-en rejecter) by th* British. fo r We
mustfashion a plan
for ’ he Civil functions bill among climb hi, h,-M on the piv'i.bn
Dahlerus said Hitler became hign- enduring peace, or face extinc- other Florida items, Mr Biggin*
CoL IVi-m appt«**b«i * ly exgltabls and quoted Hitler as lion,” declared Sen. Boyle.
j re present lug the
Chamber
of S3 electoral vote* nf victor v
saying:
He opened hi* talk by review I Commerce and other centml F ie ri, day b, «!tinin«
in t * lie
Lane Arramrint*
e r^ R n ita tin n .
I'm sard, it did anuthei bo f.m ducte.1 by the Unili-ii Stnies
th
i it eml turn which shot both E ngineer* office in .Incksonville
cut for the purpose ot learning who-.
___ _
The! Federal improvement- /ire desired
tutg ___
and bruising
I hem
rtr taken to the hospital
Ilut'i nud ihs necessity therefor have
- lowed
.................
wrecked cars were
-to—ltai|--------l-een announced by ‘ ol. A.B,
»? a Joint conferenee’ 1
\
I
Aft *i tile ! «‘m | sm nersiluhnl an
'
-
C ham berlain-
the
the
nmtl qriil slopped
Peron Needs 59 Communists Accuse Nationalists
Electoral Votes Of Back-Sliding On Unity Pledge ITo Win Election A'hou En-Lai Blames Central Government Of
b*for» Illtltr’i legions gtUckH probltm, he dr
PoUnd. Dahlerus appeared an
dUgusifd In
m\lm
and on sthr pla ;
a
.
,
und.
.
.
.
.
.
a
s
«|||.*
,-•
for
mu*tx be mor"'7' wfll a
be made *
avaltabte
for a. .r Ontvenuil - law
__ ______
next for Hermann Goering
■for deepenine the channel to 10
ony included much material * * P r**» « I in all ehttrchjfa. ami a
th
testimony
«*;■
’ Iranian Ambassador
May Present Case
P e r s o n a l l y B efore UNO Council
WASHINGTON, M ftr- 10•
(A T)—The first secretary
of the Iranian Embassy today
Negro Arrested
. . For iold the Associated Press that
Reckless Dr iving ira), has filed a now protest
Following W r e ck W ith the World Security
____ _.
' Council against the continued
Tun men in « wildly skidding presence of Russian Troops
Kurd thnl turned end over end within its borders The Iranvn th Orlando highway - n e a r diplomat said the protest
Senator Boyle
Main Speaker At
k -» n i.
- •
-
K
■pan. Under tho
•d by the AlUed
AnsUian Iepee-
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T H U R S D A Y . M A RC IT 11* T f r * 6 » :'
Saints Prep For Tilts With Athletics, Lookouts
Current Baseball Association Drive Nearing Climax
_______
Baseball Sunday!
£ On th» f ir s t nf Jliiit* •'P had
ffl-m ip K a n t c i ir f r w n ' Hoi. T urkton, general
iv B tri! ’m
anager of the H!.
manager
Paul Hulmx. Inis genjleinzin lnirbduced hims.df ami we made
Una (or filing iluily copy to tbe
lit. Paul newspaper*. Since that
te ll, we have learned to know
Boh Tarlefon ami we nre proud
th a t he U mir friend.
We only wi-h more of you
could know this grnllrm rn. lit*
haw luw ltall at heart. Hr talk*
bate ha II all the time, lie haw
( l»cen connected with ba-rhall
for many year*. He originally
^.'Instituted the farm system fur
| i U ITiragii tVhi Ie Ho*, lie H
gtnDI end n a ila b le at any
lime to talk l» anyone and do
■ w h it he ran for them in any
W h i d d o n Declares
$1 1 , 0 0 0 Received
Ry Club Still Not
Knough To Operate
.
Soldier In Four
Invasions Gets
-Big League Trial
- —
By
Jo d i
S o rd t
.— ——t t .
*
H, J l/U A N KTKNSTKOM
1
Spojt* KOftor.
H erald Spurt*
The rlim ax of the current.drive
to sell tc au m baaeltnll passes for
the operation of the S a n f o r d
Celery Fed* In the Florida S tate
l.«ngue during the 11M*1 season la
rapidly draw ing neur.
The situation, a* It atundi this
NORFOLK, Va.. Mur. II. o il
afternoon, i* not a* blight as —This il a story nf a riddlci boy
thy t**seball nssoclation had hoped who L* realising an ambition— }
it would be at thla time hut still th at of getting u trial with a
it'* much brighter than it wo* major league hayeball r!u!>.
thought tn be several day* r**L
lie i- lenn Pn lov \ biolhii td
The lui-.rliall club had a meeting Harry I'nstuvu, for liter iinnistimt
yesterday afternoon at ttyfl- as* sports editor of th e l-edger-Pt*!sociitionV headuuarter* locuted ntch nmv serving ip the Navy.
mi* Sanford Avenue nml Second eon, a stuff sergount witty the!
Street. DdHTig the meeting, whlcn fighting doth
Division, recently
was attended by President Joel was discharged from the A rtr.
Field, Viee President E, 0 . Kit$ . U^c .talked with Tarloltin one patrick, John Kiider, Hralley Od- and signed u co n tract with the
|
jicrunim and «»ked tf .there un» ham, George Stine, A rthur YnwelL Boston lied Box.
ny possibility of p etting ' - " ^ ‘H f ' ^ . l r ’sD u m g ef F lajd e W
story irully Infill-. nhnilt
ilnyer, f r r the local entry In tin* ‘ 1 ,,
l i ,,,- Muugli* **vfn yenir. ago when .be lad was
riuridu S tate League. ' Ik- sab! «;/ •
U y ear. old. He ran away fimn
a rc thought be could help u* along .
/
..,
■
nm| home— w*\p m b-m g for almut a
Former 45th Division
' Man, Leon Fostove,
Signs With Boston
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acm s *
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Mickc/
Rd c c o ,
>V\I||V t-at|;c r* !*-*»»»♦
T ill <bailees ure that 'If the j ?
. Saints h jd turn the only club j I he Association still nuul ha
to train in Hanford this scawin. a greater In.urn* front the sale
thfy organi/ellon would hare of tieketa tn operate this season
been the loa*t «f the town. II in accordance with the .assocla*
. so happens Ilia! the Hislgers lion's pledge to the people th at
—gnu MCRtrral~hnTP‘ ht rn here. onl — - iOw—m guihlatton had. nm.
ullv 'it*'I he Saints, people nrrnt In Sough money to - adfcessfully
think, are jut ( p a r t of Ibf deal. sure a complete season's plan, th a
* • The 'Saints nre mi American city would not enter a team in
* Assoe’iittior boll club, class AAA the circuit,- nod the , monies
,
, tir],
* ^They're just one jump from Ihe.lerted thus far would Ire reruml*
I smajors.
they have lurll player*fesl.
*
- t h a t we will lie reading nlimit in ( However, the campaign catthot
’ tha dally tport* |mgrs mayla- next j go on forever. There is a limit
y ear when they hit the major*, [to everything, including the hasp*
There's one way that »c can isttll drive. The time i» dtawing
really show our appreciation near- since Murch 15' is the dead*
to these mro along with Tar- line and the association has to
I lelon and Hkipprr Itay lllnde*. d rrid i on thiit <latr whether or
N eil Sunday, the Saints will not the club will go uliend with
tangle with the Philadelphia plans to enter a team In the
Athletic*.
Fvco in eihihitinn league.
games, playera don't like tn
The association has decided
perform before an empty grand- th a t there is only otic effort to
j *. atmi-d. So be at the park’ for Ik? mni!«. More tickets must bo
an afterniwm of rnterlainm rnt
sold tomorrow. The organisation
and i t the same time show today issued nn appeal la every
your appreciation to Itladr*. ba/ebal! minded and public spirit
I ’ Tgrlelon and the entire St.
ed citizen in Ssnfnrd to obtain *
Paul elub.
pass.
i u t . off to Tarletnn! Threw
To have baseball in Hanford,
, cheer* fo r Illadr*!
Hull to the (hi* has got to I* accomplished.
J Saints!
Claude Whirl dun last night said
Flghllu'
tialor*
rightt
,,
.
. .,
. „
simply, "The situation Is righ
last op
- r* te -
Ct-PVCUAMp ulPiAritr
tt
A o tp o d ry -to cowls 6MK
junior league pennant fm; their
'fo •XAf- fotd>
son’s team.
t
Voung Postovs Inter develop
into the mainstay on the
Ji’lK__A incnrpji^L vgJyj]. Im m a -a f
--iM iC K ^ lW Y h W cM T F /rn l'n fC * '
T o ami T T aniF In 14
s < m ii t u f A e o o e s a F isiv m y p
first fling nt pro bull, hurting
J o t f AJ&aWP F'lKST'
for Sanford, N. C„ in the Bi*State
league and later moving to Slunton in the Virginia Lvngut-. It
wu» at Snunlon th a t he once
ush
struck out Wss Ferell with the
bases fu ll—hi* biggest diamond
thrill.
Ferrell was
managing I
Lynchburg, 'league leader.
i
Posutve enlored the Army in
IIU3 and went through invasions
at Sicily, Salerno, A n i i o nml nrrt-ss the finish |(n* last night
Southern France, H e’ was wound- in tin- first half of the dally
ed twice, once In Italy anil again double and refunded ticket holdThe Brooklyn anil 3 t. Paul
ill France.
| „ r* with *24.W>, 17.20 and |4 .8 0 baseball club* will be guests of
.nt the Hanford Orlando Kennel
tluh.
’Mu*
half of the* doablf,
A a a iife x rl !
Lozly U^d the field and pnid
f V D B i | r e u ,I *13.40.
it.7.40, lo-ot]
*9.00 and............
*5.00.
The combination gave daily
Inuble ticket holders *217. The
/combination wn» 5-4.
Seven-foot one-inch E Ini o r * TO NIG H TS ENTRIES:
_ S w ...
Morgeiithnler of New
Mexico rir*l lit*rp—t’ulnrtl y •
>tliMl I'aiitiii r. riliuil Ht»«*rtrr
Mine* seems virtually assuuvl of L H|H
ily i *••• «M«Mtt. l.ucky Np LIa. i ».
winning the college basketball in- Itufti* tiidiid Ki«l.
still
G athered .around (.each
enH
, hf W l ! r r h n ,. We ace sitting dividual scoring race.
iinKllhH
Juni
,\\o lf as he opened Spring football m] .
(lf
fnnce #1)(, nt the
Ci use
Finn ■
Although .h e..tallied only . four
I-M e ,
rdrllla last k r . d . y rn Dp ne*vi"e
tim e ■it a p p e a rs th at we
points In his final g am e of the
l.m t»
p,|twiik.
Hurl,
l?|i Val.
were n groitp of assistant* firm- can
p
••
■■
-■
fail on either
side.
The far.i
T r i u j k ' ^ e , h it I|>k
.lltar with the Wolf f o o t b a l l m u d support the baseball club season * Monday n ig h t, M orten- N»Wi l»r,sfs-t,
PIlfMrrx
I’l*.
St.mil
Ifl JImI
Uuckfitdd (Niuch llu* because it is thsir club, W* are thaler finished The cam paign with lie’ll.
‘ fcinl ll**r» S lU N lln
. te r llrannon playrsl under Wo|f at onjy hern because It Jtlst happen 505 points.
inrrssnd II«If Ifnlly II.MiMrl
Only one player seem s to have
'TC U ami know, toe kind of foot- ed to fall on the shoulders of the
lleill’p I’ttfn Silk »i.1 l|.l It I <*|f|(|ll»
rball Wolf teachr*
Paul Soverln. men
en now serving on the baseball JV.,f*11lnfeTU<,f, ra ,c |, l?1K i?*i,rg C,n" ||z»ptnn ILlLe I 'll ft f I*-|i|. T •»«* l »,t t »
thxler . T hat sseven-foot Hob KurStum If*, Hfitir Iktrie ffig 11u«t >
J end roach, made ull American __mvnlHt*.**
Im tirliii
land of Okluhwma A. & M. Kur* ritnrfli M**rr—
‘‘ honors while playing under Iho
11| iiliilrln lln rrl
John K rider, \vlio has done R.^| land will play against Oklahoma
Jnew Gutur mentor at North Caml.aelj Vrtll. Mulrh TUff.
m.u-b
towanl*
bringing
bawball
t(||||
ht
M
AltK,
ie,
finish
their
• llns. Ted Tworfiey, v r tfr jn line
Ht S'I ll*.
I"its Mill}
KpilllV
Nitil'lf
, ‘ eoach, Inis played against teams'**^*1 to HanfordI this
■** 'reg u lar season.
Next Monday, Hue*' N e ll Sir 3 l II Si 11 f lk lr tlK 'ft tr t It zf
Hub
i
it
III
headed by Wolf enough to know -e itc l llmt -* e bavj^bi-eti l'to o * ■' .the Aggies will engage in a p i n y - 3 ,
Your ited O o s* w althes ever
’
............................
w)th Kansa* to deter'* h lla r-l
| .hi* xlrategy.
C
a r l o rs Proctor, ? l ,u ur' l‘-*1' however, the l « l „ff
ZZIuIuI-I
th e comfort* of hospllallted vettz-sA's illzl, Mniii its,-lug, il-il-l., e ra n s and service people every
[ ’Veteran Gator mentor who will few days are going to be the m(n# |h# (| | , lrjet re pM „ nu tlv e
K rlder also asked for ,n , ha NcXA tm lrney.
If the • n *111*1••r. Pliiiit* Nurse. Juili
l [Assist
Tvromey iit^
in the line tutor- hardest.
xaiat Tvfumey
where. Ilclp put It* Fund Cam*
• 'anora, Hzotii Slaiune, North P‘l.z«
1Dig, has dcvelonety enough fresh- ! ! • i w S . u l r *ny o r t e i h t r B- - ^ ! A»»«« beat K an u s. and .hen go (l«r Spot,.
palgn over.
’
Iueit team* a t Gainesville to
tc qual tho association in order to moke i on t0 wjn (j,e ft(jAA ,.Vent. it s i s l h z ia - r — r'ulwrits i>
HI >ilHirl» tlarel
successful aa project which ■ ^ j l m i a n a th a t Kurland will have
jfy him fo r hi* new assignment. successful
I-ttChr ztlzl. . ThtniHer Met. ■t-i*ly
Most of the playera who fe- men In this city have endeavoredlnv# mor< CMm«, in w hkh to lluhr.
Irl-h Izir-r, llnnilr Amis
Right now, he ha* Klrlna Jiotmli-.
. sorted last Frld»y are exper- to put over ngninst overwhelming participate.
Tn It Irli - •.
U «'z Honor
f fenced In the single and double odds.
513 point* to his credit,
i
K2 less SevraZI,
III,—
—r„
l„
rli)iB. B. Crumley
"We must muke this drive suc than M orgenthaler.
• Ing offensive syslrnu, having
I-rn It..11 lUitsli.. vr •.r n. All
| played -the style In high school cessful nml the only way w* can
The-best scoring average among T*lh. Now V!,. )1„hn«lt. Ilznl,
do it is to sell more passes,'' sold the collegiate players hn* been ilM^I'- G'lsu, l.urliv Tim
\ 8 tfootball
p - “ throughmil the state,
General Insurance
turned In by George Mlkan >f ClirhlS i <1iitalrlnlit Vlilr,
, Despite Hie fact that bis turn- Mr, Kilpatrick.
ttnrrl
1 ertt wn* a record tust Friday,
Il wan also announced during Dr Paul. With his season com Arun si ni: ilrm.i Pw,, Mins Mair
Wolf's chief wotrv still Is filling the meeting that Tbe St. I'nui pleted. Mlkan scored 553 points •limit.’» l - n i . Ti)rom tss, ih-li-t
in . Whlit >!rl 111.hit.,
A tlantic National
! th e 1940 slate. Two open dnlcz, Saints-bad agreed Ip furnish the ■in 24 games, an average of 23,1 i'I
*■niiii*n im
in
li a rrr—-,/in
- —V ia m
Vlllvi
I OcL 19 and Nor. 2. appear yet on local rn try with as many as stx I'oinl* per conteet. . Only two
•*«,ifIII• I'talUfv, M
Mntlnrr. J m t
Ui>rr> Han. Ill-'
j- 'th e ’ G ator schedule.
Wolf has player*. These 1 playars - vtlll be other high-scoring p lay ers had IJ*iwd>. r i n k
l 1«* it oil iup, .Quilling
U
. . . - J Ma«. Hunah
I kept the telephone wire* hum- pitcher* ami catcher*, undoubted* average* of b etter th an 20 point* Hlsvrrs.
Bank Building
I m ittf out of Gainesville during ly the lo u g h eit position* to fill per game. M orifenthaler and Fred Tealfc ll«—— V I* stllei
' the post month but be la still In in class D baseball. I t wd* also Lewis nf Eastern Kentucky each
Ulnlnlrla liar*
It—I HIump. I.uclzv Ways. Paine,
[ tfoulrt about gettin g 'fillers. Wolf revealed th a t .there I* a possibility had an average of 21.2,
h m - n Kay. Hgt IV , r le. I’a u l n - i i
'• “specially atixbms to fill an that some assistance may be
lley. tricky Frank, >‘U-_X t1p. ;
forthcoming from, Corjnl* _M«
ID date.
•r
•.rA B G A IlpTTA K ES AVf
ip n ta -tha Florid* atfc ttle proE
A
R
N
E
D
R
E
S
T
>-gvain hxvk mi tb r r m itf tz a norIrrH * good assurance th a t playtnallty. Already baseball, track era already signed by the club
MIAMI. March 14~EHrfl* Are
and swimming team* ar* begin for try nuts and thbsa forthcort- epro, leading rider at tha recentning to taka shape, offering a lag from higher cUaa clftbii 'win
u . . l -i, wlUt a . good f t- ly closed Hialeah rttHUnf* will
full program af G ator athletics
J o t the next few months. Next
Ni year may see the return of min* a p fe a r good anough to make an pjc, | j . , , ^
o r *pz«t. including boxing, golf excellent showing In th« league's
. ?L. .
- ,
4 cr>.v’ . ”
and t f iu ik
first division.
i A t least Florida la putting forth
NURSE
LOSES
FAT
pn e ffo rt to return to the sport*
SAFELY AYOS WAY
-c-ene. I f the breaks fall any■
vher* In ths direction of Gaines
Tttljle, it IzHika -it* tf rtuw Florida
___
ready
fcprtll
U to tnkw them and
usn them to the b e |l advnnU gr.
J
'
Tbe St. Paul S ain ts’ umlerwent
n xtlff workout yesterday a fte r
noon a t the municipal athletic
field uhder the supervision of
Manager Ray, Blades In, prepatk- 0
tlon for Ihm r four cam e exhlbi- *
Hr FRANK ECK
three, team s without . lights are
N FjW YORK—The m ajor I*'*-’ the Boston Red Str/, . Detroit l km slats which sla rle Friday
afternoon against Chattanooga
g u r , have ju st completed one uf Tiger* and Chicago Cub*.
and wind* up Monday afternoon
baseball’a
pre
..............two toughest
A
Tbe Red Sox, however, will .take
sou Jobs, Said problem was the p a rt In 20 after-dark games tn ag a in st Montreal.
Friday morning tha American
scheduling of 1,232 gam es, 016 in enemy territory, Detroit has 10
Association entry will leave for
each league. The other postw ar on the road and the Cubs 17.
Cocoa where tbejs-sWH meet thn
headache will he to fpid place*
Larry MacPhall, president of Chattanooga
Lookouta of ih«
fo r hundreds of retu rn in g service
the
New
York
Yankees,
is
the
men.
Southern Aasoriation during the
person
responsible,
for
..Introduc
afternoon.
Saturday, the club
The National le a g u e schedule
reveala th a t 61 night gam es will ing lights to the majors. With will travel to West Palm Beach
Yankee*
scheduled
to
play
the
for a Saturday night contest with f . 1
be played under Ford F rick’s ban*
tier. The American League has under lights for the first time the Phlladefp hla A thletics of the
nt
home—
providing
the
necessary
American League.
65 night contests.
Sunday the Saint*' return to
With so many ttnmcs listed for steel arrive* in time— MacPhall
now
hu-i
installed
21
percant
of
Sanford for an afternoon engage
floodlight-i il may not be long
the
floodlights
In
major
league
m ent with Connh Mack's aggre*.
before spmeone wHR- s ta rt n driveto bring baseball back into the arkt. The hustling ex colonel gallon. Tha tilt is slated to gel
rgan
with
night
hail
in
Cincin
underway a t 3:00 o’clock and
sunllgtyl.
The S t. Louis Cardinal* havo nati and then went to Brooklyn local baseball official* h are ex.
where
he
brought
the
Dodgers
rested the dealre of having a
scheduled .Hi nocturnal gam es out
rgo crowd on tyand fo r the tilt.
; o f . a possible 62. Exclusive of nut of the red and Into the n ig h t
In
returning
to
the
|>eacetime
III
Hlandex has issued the lineup of
1Sunday dates, the Red Birds can
travel
method
of
four
trip*
away
player* to lie em ployed'during the *
lie seen in Sportsm an's P ark on
from
home,
the
majors
again
weekend mad trip.
Bill Boat f
only 14 ilnys. four of which are
Saturdays. ‘Ilut wait)
The St. failed to g e l together In releas will* be a t second base, George
ing
their
schedule*
sim
ilar
to
the
Spear* a t shortstop, Homer MntIkiuIs llrowp* are listed for Id
night gam es; tops for nil time. method used in publication of ncy In cenUrfletyl, A| Slmononis
final
uverage*.
Loth
schedules
In left field, Glen Chapman or
The Brownie* will play only nine
were released first to morning Dave Bride in fig h t field, Gil
week-days without lamps m the paper*
which
means
th
a
t
many
bert Neumann on firat base, Melpark which th ly share with the
evening paper* thtpugholit the *vin Pigg or Carl Tucker will handle
CardinaLs,
IVa.h
a ington, another city th a t «■ »•»» * lll1 ?V * V,P( lh".i *nlrif ^ ' the dutes in the hat com rr, Ken
shows u tendency, to turn out
l‘llUtj"{ l,’e *fh '* Staple* or .Fred Tachudin will
handle the revolving assignments.
more custom ers for night basein tyiu*Pitcher* making tne trip include
boll, w ill have.. .72 afte r-d ark t . Branch Hickey. Brooklyn preslgames. W ith th e ’exception of the dent, undoubtedly- ("*»*
Lb- Dick Iamahan, Verne Williamson, ,
ltoston llruves, who will play 20 - Iwts Field fans get their money* Avitux Himsl, Dwaln Sloat*, J e rry \ )
limes under their new floodlights, | worth on any given Sunday for Dvorak, Mearle Strachem, Jim
the nine other club* with lights I the Mahatma of Flatbuah ha* Schantsl and Phil H augstad. O ut
each Hit 14 arc-lamp tussles. T h e ' scheduled only single games for fielder F!arnest Davi» and Infield1th* Sabbath. When he was with er Joe V ltter will also accompany
1the Cardinals. Rickey had rellgi* the si(U*d.
A s tiff balling session was inhonor a t a barliecue to be g iv e n !0'*?, xcruplaa. against attchding
eluded In yealerdny's workout,
by the Sanford Merchants * A /’i * Sunday game.
sedation and Uie 8emlnole County] . J L * ! * *?n!y i/ f,?r h , J c**n0v‘0
Bladea'' mil hi* infielders
Chamlier nf Commerce at ihetFlaD w sh th a t he changed his ha- through an Infield pjacllce. The
F ifty AMiM-late* barbecue park 1 ^*ks. (Tnca Rickey began coming session liegan nt noon ond wound
on the night of Mar. 26.
'ln .h b b rt» Field on a Sunday they up at .7:00 o’clock.
The exhibition schedule will lie
The event will follow an exhi-^Kfukln'T Ikeep him away Hut with
t ition game to he played Ijetwesn I
Sabbath game* he might reopened on Wednesday with a
the two clubs at the M unicipal. 'tM P l*1* ^*n*.* * * 4 - A single on tilt with Chattanooga here follow. •
Athletic Field that afternoon.
Sunday will bv a Litter pill Ing an off day slated for Tdl'sifo r the Brooklyn fsn to swallow, day
G
^ . t
f u l l n w W nl«M. ■..m?’ ffi^orVerr it wii * a n n o u n c e d l « - «kothcr l . a t r y a f t e r
"Joal Mebt. n..u d.. U li,dduru_.lohii
1
,,
, hr t„,„t,* H l » k n a .. aicb. fin a lly e»l m
'K r ld e r and ltd. cdriiFr v i s i t e i T ____V , .
t o d ^ .e from the
fo r m a t i o n t h a t hi , kid b r o t h e r
E fnricton at the Mayfair. W
Kf-^- i... it..' i. 1.1 .... Ii it
Major Leagues Complete Tough
Problem Of Arranging Schedules
Handy L
And Rex Lady Combine
To Cop Daily Double Racing Oval
GW
OaO
Saints »To*
rialI.n
).N—
H
nD
dy, Mar 14«,tr«(S
Aitekfdi*Dodgers,
^
Be Given Barbecue
E I I I = lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= T n = lll!I E I I I = lll
Register Now — Exerdne your right to -voie
s 11<
Morgenthaler Is
Virtually
0 1 Winning
Winni
Crown
, mutt carry eat
DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA
A no fit a f d is t in c t iv e c h a r m . U p h o ls te re d
in Iw a tiU fu l q u a l ity fiK u rc d tn p e a tr y , fu ll
s p r tn jf c o n s tr u c tio n i n . t h e s e a ts a n d b ac k .
1 2 9 50
m
m
WING^ACK CHAIR
U n m is o m c
a m o k e ra
w ith . . I v o r y
w h ite b a i t,
B r o n z e
c o lo re d a s h
A c h a i r t h a t w ill a d d c o m f o r t
a n d b e a u ty to y o u r liv in g ro o m
s e ttin g .
H ig h q u a l ity t a p e s t r y
c o v e r, s p r i n g c u n s tr u c tlo n , n a il
_ _ _ . J p a w L tr im * u --------o - - —
&
j u r -*rmr
Blades Puts Outfit^*
Through I n f i e l d ,
■ H i t t i n g Sessions
At MunicipalPark
• —
GREYHOUND RACING
"the.chair w ith
an a h *
QUICK R E L IE F m O M
" CREYHOUND
B eearifol, . ♦ and
wonderfully corn-
forteble. Blond*
GfJB
w ith com panion
W DBO
D M ) <>U
> *,T *f#a tr
tonight
Sr 14 and over WLOF
H h^all^ the
i t . the
pieces *~'in living
ro o m /b e droomV
b a ll. . . Made by
TomHneon,' aeeo*v
ranee .-of quality.
Banferd-Or.
Unde lUmet Ctoh.
Wide choice of Sof*«
th a t open into full eUe
tm
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TfTOSiTr ^
uooo « m a
I ’ir i;
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a a k '
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In Unity There Ik Strength—
TllK WEATHER
.T o Protect the Peace of the W orld'
T o Promote the Progress of A m erica;
To Predaca Prosperity for Sanford.
-
PARTLY Cloudy (hi* afternoon and tonight.
L u n -d c /sh lr cloudiness wilh gusty s o u th .1
east surface winds Saturday
and lihgt>howera. W armer tonight and continued mild
Saturday.
AN INDKPENnKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
>
Ij o. a.
Established 19p8
SANFORD. FLORID V FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1316
J
Goering Takes
Witness .Stand
To Feed Millions For Third Time
Truman Pledges
President Applauds
UNKRA Work At Nobel Winner Here
4th Annual Conven* tion In Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY. Mnr. 15.
—</P)—
President Trtimmi
pledged today that the full
resources of the U n i t e d
Stateswould be used to feed
starving millions of * areas
freed from war — but not
from dire hunger. Mr. Tru' ftmnn sent a message to the
* fourth annual convention of
ArmorInted I'rtsn IwvimmI \Virr|
Twenty. Person s A rreste.
Churchill Tour Of New
Says Low Countries
Invaded B e c a u s e
Belgium Approved
French Occupation \
Marking- End Of The General Motors Strike
E T J5 5 JT *5“ “ ?
H E R E F O R D , Germany.
Mar., 15, AP— German Field
Marahal Wall her Von Model
V I S dLr limed today by llritiah in ld ilx rn rr officer* to
have committed suicide) Ms.*
del ha* been hunted ainee th.>
crushing of hla army in the
Ruhr trap a year ago. Hri*
tiah o fflerr- aay .Model ha.)
shot -himself o ut of fear th a t.
If hf aurrtndered himaelf he
would be turned uvrr to the
Ruaalana aa a war criminal,
Pioneer ’N ight To
Be Held In Lake
Mary On Thursday
The hlggest and most eagerly
looked fo r event of the year a t
Lake M ary will be Pioneer N ight,
^ T h u rsd a y , evening, March 21 at
the Community - lluilding
and
sponsored by the Lake Mnry
Chamber of Commerce. Prank
Evans who originated this event
21 yearn ago will again he in
charge tif fth* program.
No invitations will bo sent
mil thl* year, according to Mr.
Eranjf, buf. a il m Wen Id CO y ears
o f ago an d over s r s cordially in
vited to attend, ae tho program
wilt bo given in th alr h o io r. Tho
^y o u n g er folk# aro als<> Invited
* a n d a re requested tq beJ^ g e t U)<1
older people there,
rarvoL*, now aver, are requested
no* to b ring babies and young
children a* they m ight prove to
be annoying to the "Old Timer*".
Five orange wood cane*, beauti
fully carved by Pioneer J.B. Mecs
of Geneva, will be given to tha
five oldest man present. Two
tune* am] three pieces of ntcrling silver will be presented to
J h e five oldest ladies present.
** Mr. E vans ha* not yet an*
— nonnred hla entertainm ent pro
gram , b u t it la certain, judging
from th a t of previous years th s t
he will round up a num ber of
. lin e an tartaln era. - - - —
~ "e
Miami Visitor D ies*
In 13-story P lunge
. MIAMI, Mer. 16, (/PL - An el
d e r l y men he* fallen 13 stories
T o hi* deeth from an upper floor
of Technical High School in
downtown Miami,
Ha crashed
through a skylight Into a class
room crowded with students.
> Defective Sergeant G. E. Bald*
win has Ids nil (lad the dead man
ae John B urger, form erly nf
Cleveland, Ok, who came to Mi
am i jVeaeh teat May. Ha waa
. about 65 year* old.
- Students o f tha photographic
[jflaie on tiro second Door of the
tiding saw the body te a r
ough m etal cross bar* of the
rliO t-a n d lend a t th a fee t of
Uroir Instructor. 1
,
..
Official* a t a Miami Beach
Hotel where Burgef has been
staying say he llVfd alone and
waa retired.
4
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urine;-
t i r e World Is
Britain Awai|* E nAwaitingFormer
i n i s t e r ’s
Moscow Reply On PrimeRI
Address T o n i g h t
Activity In Iran Winston
tnr A*Rocit*ran rariyi
Churchill rode:
Australia R e g a r d s
R u s s i a ’ s Policy
As Defensive One
the United Nation* Relief nnd
Rehabilitation Agency, meeting
XUENDUKRG. Mur. 15. M l in A tlantic City.
Deflated Reichmarshnl |ierninn<i
The chief executive hailed the
Goering asserted today that Getwork of UNRRA aa evidence
many invader! the low countries
that cooperation for peareful
because the French General S taff
endi in possible among nations.
had received permission from tho
Delegate.* from 47 Allied nallnissrl* government to occupy
* tiorva are meeting to discuss the
Belgium. The form er chief of the
urgent task of feeding an estiGerman Luftwaffe also declined
mated £00,000 persons facing j
th a t Berlin did not believe the
S ta r v a tio n overseas. Said Mr. T piN etherlands would m aintain neu
man:
t r a l i t y against alleged pressure
"In th ii country, .o u r efforta
from Great Britain.
v
are now totally liehind an emerWhi* on tha witness stand in
teney program intended to Vehis own defense for the third
ease aa targe ae possible a pro-,
consecutive day at the Inter na
portion of our food supplies fori
tional War ('rime* trial of 22
export to the starving peoples of
high ranking Nulls, ’Goering said
the w orld."
th at ay far a< Adolf H itler and
The President declared he wns
th e rest y( Nntldotn wo* c/jnermtaking every poeeihle means to
ed, the neutrality of liie low
make certain lha United States
countries always had been in
does not fall behind other supplydoubt
This. Goering explained,
•rfting nations in providing hungry
was doe to the fact th at w«r IN M U M INI. Til REPORTERS tb it n •euieme ot had been agreed on
the General Mote
people* with sufficient food to
planes were flying over both
trike, longest and costliest on re,, id Federal C m .iliator .tame* L D eurv
.horn, with tin
tide the starving abroad..
I countries,
i men in Det m u Agreement between the roinpnny and the ('It) [ mted Autom.ddl,, Wutkei * vvn*
Speaking of the work of UN
j The court recessed In mid* reached aflei f-arteeri ciisecittlV e I.... . „f unbroken srs.iun. It plot 1.ho! an IS 1 J cent- on hour
RRA, Mr. Truman declared In
morning after another involved wage increase for 175.000 General Motors em ployer* who walked out
sinke 1,,-t November ‘J
• conclusion:
^
argum ent on the doctrine of re- j
(International .Smu.dt.hot'.)
"I tr u s t that the high achieve
prisals under International l a w . ------------- --------------— - —
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ments o f UNRRA will encourage
The argument was between Unit- )
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the united nations to regard .U£iad States prtJsecuter Robert P ack -1 I , n » * n A T I K i l t 1(11*
URA and the other international
S ch o o l S t u d e n t s i
aon and attorneys for Gnerlrig j U U l U U I l D l l U t l
organisation as an integral part KNOWN In world literary circlea , and virtually the entire defense
of the machinery of the peace aa GalAiclla Mistral, I.uciu G adey, s ta f f .
—e are strivlug to ensure for the A lrayaga is pictured in New York
This marked tha third lime the
'Hjworiii.” i
,
on in r arrival at L aC uardiaJ question has come before th 1
JfJeid. i r o n Europe, w here eke j tribunal. However, vt)e o .definite j
waa reeermly peaanted w ith the ruling lias been made, although (
h o o t rhddien throughout
Nobel Prize In literature. She is th e court ha* reached several |
Seminole t ounly may Le |fit*re*(
cn route to her homo in Chill. compromitaa on the subject
tesir, thnt they will yet a i a* _ _
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NUMBER 12
through the ntroots of New
York City today to tho accompnniment of cheers, b u t '
there were nlso demonstra
tions Against . tho former
British Prime Minister that
resulted-in the arrest* of at
least 20 persons £or dis„
orderly conduct. They r e f u s
LONDON. Mar. in i d ’s A Briti h Foreign
Office
spokesman
'itid today t h a t Britain la uwaiti n r word from Moscow before
lodging w h e th e r Soviet 'hdicy in
the MMdlt* Last i« nggr*'**ivr or ed
il-f-ii-in,-. Tin- Kurelgn ( i f f , r e is
W iltin g f,.r n r e p ly to Its note
n-ksn,- the
to cease dem onstrating
shoeing
« h*n
ordered
to
and
d o . so.
1 hose arrested « ere described a*
Hiisslatis about their c o m m u n i s t , by puller
The principal antl-l'hurrhill d*.
intention* in Iran
A dispatch
fiont Cntiinirra rmmstrafkm vits at City Hail
iiu-'t .** high A ustralian government P lain v ltw r several thousand
■If-In, a* saying that the British people gathered. A* Churchill arhave concurred in a .view rxprrsir- rivcil, air ut 75 persons ttused
n l by the A ustralian M lqister nf placards and set up a lusty
External A ffairs. Herbert Evatt. rhoru* of Lons. Their* vs ere the
rin* E xternal Affair* minister only Imns beard. The plncnrita _
'"hi the A u-traliim I'artlltmeni carried slirh p h rases « . : “ I'be
that A ustralia regard* Russia's English pei pie kicked t'htm-hill
out America should crie d lilin "
l>o!ir- n* defensive,
In the
ib.. •n lir«
II il-WPVl1r. th ** Pritinh Fur**lift*
i iff. . a*
til*t*V|| HHII Ml III tiuii Iitf world aw i i t . i i fture'h il'.
l f.Mt ft* h* vitfitl i h puhhr tlUIIL-ht ill in i I • t*1(*rV. K .i.lrrl
Ml. •11 ..f K^rt-ik'n > ret ju v Htandard 1mil* the* f. t rni•r H ntk til in !Iu* 1 •i
N i i-ii I'rim, Min*»tlT 1 1\prv !• «1
Si* (M»t\ 1 nmi«*i) ,»n i in thi'" tt answer r 1111to t.f lilai tree rit
a* ..f 1'df il u.in*
m-i-i'H nl Ful to n. M.i
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t ti.oibi,. In the ||n use of Com -tabv and m just tec II,* fu rth e r
moo- the F reign See lot nr v s a i d a---rrtc.| "7 hr I"»«**.**-1 S t a t e *
hr, a g reater m*-n ore of power,
! th a t . It.- hm l 4»ff»*nv*l Runin
01
r'l lt - n - i o n of ifx» S n v irt- a g n a l r r measure of world rega 1*1 and estiH'io. -in- marches in
IG iftr -li
f H i'io l- h ili
lio n fy
llr v in
itj.•-1*”a n i <i1 m rttmiiifiviE t h a t h o I m*- -late and majesty, which has not
h r v i . i th»* H u '^ it t n Kort'ljfn Com- hern seen in this world since the
miannr'a f i t n t f m r h t t h u t RuR^tn fall of the in d e n t capital of the
li t- tut in te n t io n of trolitt? to v u i IL man em pire -'
o th htttt
Churchill continue,! "W ith your
t great power me also the g re a t
Its
era
purpose* for which
many - a i r i f o ' e , were m ade."
If,- added t h n l 1 t v I lilted S t a l e *
in "at ihr summit of human a f
w .d ..e„i..y .
fairs.’’
Meanwhile.
th e
Communist
TA MPA. Mai i >. (Ah— Coin- newspaper Prnvdn lashed out
Urtiay nt ihr tifflco of Stipt. F*.
»■— _
pulsorv m ilitary training for nil again today in a new criticism
Aid !<> ■ veteran* mi it" their W, latw lim, i t 'w ns voted to dePotential dangers to good gov Voung American* was railed for of Churchill by declaring th a t
famUirx in m eeting p n 'ie n t shart- ciare Wednesday Apr. 3 a sch.wd ermuent by reason of failure of by National American Legion any sn-mllcd “ author „f new race
ngex, was term ed the hicgc*t re holiday in order th a t the children r |t|,r„ * i„ rcgist,-, nml v.d in Commander Inbtt Steele trwlnv theories" would -o ffer the same
sponslhilitv faring Kiwnui* a* i might
* ite national lea,lei ^ fate a* Ihnl winch befell th e
tniov
the
celebration election* wits today pointed toil ] J" Tiini|>»
I xrrvire nrgnnisatiMn l,\ litirdoti The) *1»" designated I hill-day |,y K*iuin Khintod-cr. attorney ha, to-,-,1 lotitlM,- Hill ilia
Nazi* if liie Soviet Lnlon is
OTTAtt A, Mar iu, (/1)— Lhe j jintjer, d U ttirt Kiwalit* govern,,* and Friday, April t ami f> a* „ n,t Veteran, who ,« I,.half „f th S te-le -aol ’ Hit, Is the '.'',*h tluenfl-lied.
Royal Commission invr.U B nlm g! „f Florida, in a -h in t talk t,. holiday, in order that I rj. h er, J unlor t liamher „f .......m o o u1, turn- in C j m ii , -hat the Amen t
Linv.la e,npha,d„d l 'i rm ier
the Canadian spy r**r diwlo*r,l Kiwanian* and guest, (.,!!„» i, • may attend the m relm g in lam
,| l.v(„rr the I u. «i lio n '
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' ' oiigt,-,* S t a l l ,. fttiA,W A d l l . , l a )
Oil
louaVy that Dr Rayoml B«>>-r. ih.-it ha,iw>. ue
f».t , v.
ipn of the LI,ill,la Kduc„t„*n j ,n«.,|,flK („day.
. V '*’ , '
V
m ilita ry ,, h lm h ,i, f|1(.
that StaaasisK ut profa**or of chtm i*l,y ,nB
1 1<N,,
It i. a request I )ln
tlstl.r Itk.- ra c e ihe«r• yi„fM unre-t exl*t* than ever t raining law
a t McGill University transm itted j \V.E. Ilnthnw ay » « .
higl lv , Association
d-,. c<(mitrnr* of- th e l
(•(„.
-paper , .mlltim-d,
()|1 Cli.,,.
rtU (lf.
Resignation of Mr* F ranee* heforr, he declared, nnd if th< U s c l
full information on hi* *erret f nmilleigi,,l t>> |,i,,gn<m
German fnci-t who chose
1 .1 M. Bull n* ft teacher nt the South (wrong candidate Is
elected the two m«si h"t t tide w a n In his
work in exploalve* to Hnvlet lilt*-1„inn Ed U n e for the t,arl>er,..
in
ry
.1
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t h e i r ideological w e npon ono
*l“ ,
. . . .
'm e a l prepared under hi* directum Side Prim ary School was ae- j man whu put the 1,allot in the
S t r i o unitl this time the U »
I t wa* also ravelled th a t h r e d .Bt the ground* of the Fifty A*- ceptcd. Ml.-s Lurin Ramie wa*|tHCy ha* n right to complain; I hi, ffimi hns ,-ent th»^ resolution *o tinted |»y m e n — — rne e t h e o r y —
Roee, a member of parliam ent.| ng-ime* w here t lie piugiam «u» named ns her successor. Reeig - 1 mnn*who doesn't has no right to Coni?reN-* u ilh » ipecinl Commit* were t o ta l ly c r u s h e d in w a r . A
^ir n iln r f a t e a ill Li fall the a u t h o r
ha* been taken into custody. Rose ( i„ have In m held befor'e the I— nation ot Mrs. M argaret Jackson object.
f n w i nee t heoriea if t h e y dnnt
,is„ c , r t h*i ih rn l.m * good Ire of si*? virn men. niiil wo men.
la known a* lha ftrat a n d 'o n ly cation wa* changed because "f n* ii teacher nt the Lyman school
it* u r g r d ! mine t h e i r nw?*td m f n i i u i freed* t?i
At tin* -nnii- iune. }
at l^ingwimd it a* accepted am i' government, he said, come* from
communist ever elected to the Ca- rain. Supplies w e e
plentiful
F l o r i d a niel i m>fepuiidrfu4e **f tun ■«uintry.
nadien parliam ent.
jin spite „f the huge gather,, g Mis* Iren,- RossrB w l, appoint miiioritir*
which obtain
the-, thn* wtirui t . m Tii'I iU
hi l.ntidoU, the * rffan of th e
ooiolicl-hlp through coercive ar* he ii* 'il n* v■*I••r 114* rehnhililn*
At
Montreal,
Superintendent that Mr. Lane nurtiniud off - o r nl fo succeed licr.
111r 1 11 it11, t.nhor i 'a r i )
the t oiidon
lion and which have a , a r u ! \ tion refit»*i
Josephat Brunet
of the Royal surplus m eal, and .nine jar*
(
Pnil y Her nil i
ni *o r r it l e n t i l
T he ?i a 11«i»ia I r **ni m a n *tnr
Canadian Mounted Police s a y * Mr.
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large fYcasures
The Political
Hutlinwuy'.* “ famous
hlTFt'hlll anti eoffffiafa hi* CiUt*
th a t Rose face* arraignm ent on Ucrue *auce.
Action Committee of the CIO, he the l'i mi (I i hom te w>uiM l»f ,,f Ifiiir
M U tS H tl.i. MlllIVKS
hi* ape t*h Mtakunf to hnruv
m* f '
' ** >»•!»■run* w
charge* most definitely connected
pointed out, deal, only with the great
Praise fo, I Its* achievement* ,f
rnc ti al
t r r a t i it c n t
||«» j ••*** " i c m r ,
I lo< Hr i d s h n e w s iiimhJ
with Cansdiap espionage Investi
Mar.
13,
id
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influencing
of
legislation
nod
if
WASHINt.LDN.
mtitesi
a plan |if nldy w ould P^P'T nA»erted ’‘If th e H n t m h
gation. Ro*« Is understood to b* the Sanford and hisstmlllee ( lot,*, i . 'o c t a l Ijeorg i- (
Marshall a , . Jelc ti„n*,
pcopln hml wauled inn) a* tln-lr
*
on hi* way to Montreal for for the lattei of winch « a , icprvM-ul !j rived
in Washington by plane
"Ilurir suctcas dfpend* upon nhve itsill I1?I'm of d i d i j u t in p e r •ppLrsinaii in peace lime they
hq«|i|tjil
cuonlnJcti jll,
mal booking on the chargrs.
tnl by Lieu,. .Governni Ray t ar- j (his morning, after three months tho laxity nf the common voter." matient
Hn t n i d he njte rnU t»» w ire Gen- wiould have v tit c l fur him iu
T he Royal Commission, which roll, war given by Mr. nu(l,-r j in China n* |»ace-m aker iietween
made the announcement concern who cited lx tli organization* m the ChiAng Kn*-.Shek gcjvtrm nrnt I lie said and called attention to tha era! Clmnr Ilrm lley, head of tin* July, |l>46."
ing Dr. Boyer, says that three achievement* in iwing first in an«I the Chinese C om m uniiU .• llo i *acl Diut In llio last Hartford Veterans . Admin la tr a tion, -urglpK
wtmotulimynt. wilh 1’n m - pin-linn • ( j,M*e -toyre- niflir. h ihint hint ;to-T ise 'ihi^pln* afrff#ld« £»»
,o th e-r scientific worker* engaged tlic lr: respcctivo .diyisipna on tint h a d ,
In aeeret rescarth .fo r ih a .C a n a e
uf 'w ntL- Junw l>y. v«ri«im ilent - Tmrunn *nt_* |hp" .Whita Hill votes, wherens in a .'uliU atrd Flortiifi u n ImhUitutititL-ftinle
dian
Jl
_“ - government during th e . \fkr commi l t eev: . Ih: highly command H oufc for. 3;-lOt I . M , F ^atcm ejection there ero- from 700 16
have'TfTven Roviat Russia highly ed .p a s t P resid en t fir. IcT .' i*M* S tih d a n l
Time. He
«>nfirrwl Hift). Under auch cimimatancca
confidential date.
for his work in directing the iluh. with Seeretary of *Statc Hyrnes nt nil ag itato r could coni-., in with
TALLAHASSEE. 'Mur. 15,fd*J—
I l u ll (I n u rd
( i i > 1’ i i g t l i t t i f j
11 registered voters, w rit t in hix
noon.
Figures coni Piled by the statu
ow n lull lot nml put hi* own p a r
board of health indicate a sharp
ty in a city of 12,600 people, llo
Traiay was the final day fnC
in tho number of. m ar
added th at out of the 26,000 peo filing of Income tax return* of decrease
riages in Florida toon after thu
ple In Seminole CSunty there arc 1045 nnd estim ated tax for lOili.- new
three-day waiting and health
only sho ut 7,0oti rrg iz le rn l vnterx. I'craon* making out inrotna tax Lest law* were put in effect.
At the same time, Georgia and
Tlmmon Mathews 'H lnaen/ 64,
power, startin g aa an rtgltstnr H.C, Duiiose end ( hnrles C. dltlrt Alabama tuwns bordering north
e ,
™
;
s'
’
power,
died a t- the hem* of his stater,
with a minority following o f , Although it was neces.-ary to Florida hove experienced a m arMr*. Elizabeth MeQuay, in I,ongC u x ffc * T('ham
h Z lierequlx contest and winners wore three.
get filled out form s and payment*
Tho Seminole Coiffity
wood this morning at 8:10 of Cotnmrrce la st night decided awarded xilvcr dollars and th eater
Porter Lansing who ha* chorgo in the mail twlay, it was announc- j J.1"? ''
o'clock a fte r an !lnt*s of a year. to take under consideration an up passe,.
j of the Lion's Junior Baseball t^*n- ml by Mr. H url th a t forms mode (j
0( tha peaco across the
Tha deceased had
lived
in pea! made by P o rte r H. latnslng,
Dart W right made a report o n jBU0 announced that shout 30 boy* out by him up to 11:00 P.M. would state line.
Longwood for th* past six year*. president of tho Seminole Sports* thee progress of the St. John*
i t - j; would m eet with umnlre* end accepted. A brisk demand for
Johns lIliFlorida's new three-day waiting
He area born Aug. 17. 1801 in men Association, for assistance ver project and tho proposed
r a learn manager* a t 5:00 o'clock income tax form* during
_ the law became effective last fla y
Candy Hit), S.C. ,
.
irv the current |irolect of clearing dio station, ami John K rlder, in thla evening for n prartlc* game past week’ was reported by Mis* while the law' requiring health
Survivors theiud* the widow hyacinth* and fallen tree* from addition to Ed t-evy-MOiltner, re
In preparation for tho opening M argaret Reitz a t the Chamber of tesli went Into effect last Octo
Mra. Elizabeth M. Minion of th s Wekivn River.
ported on tho Hanford Baseball game on Monday.
.
Commerce office.
ber •
Columbia, S.C.f . one daughter
Mr, Lansing declared that the Association.
Mza. Betty Louise Roach, w ln- federal
.
------------------------------A K K R H 'H DISCHARGED
governm
ent
had
promised
Mr.
W
hitner
declared
th
a
t
he
ROYLF. TO SPEAK
nsboro, 8. C.J one aon. J . F.
___________ S l/C Frank P. A k o r a , Jr.,
assistance b u t said th a t work
th* club which he is a t
Banka. U- S. Arm y; Three broth could not be done until afte r the believed
COMMITTER MEETS TONIGHT jj0U{e
j,a# |« cn honorably dietem
pting
to
line
up.
will
ftnleh
Following regular eervlee* a t
er*. Chari** Jlin on, Lugoff, 8. C.; war. For
... “ . , ’
, ..
charged from the United States
the
past
several
the first division. Ho said he
W illiam 1Union Camdc.n 8. C . months, W ashington officials have In
Committee chairman of the ^ UVy, according . t o ■ inform ation B: 16.. p'clock Friday evening a t
had
made
a
number
of
contacts
id George W, Hinson,, Winns- been attem pting to get the gov Biss no s » u » u u,» v , k *„i**,,uii j' e,*r* n* Iloini-cuming ccle- rw e[VC4| lo(|ay f rom the Naval (he Jewish Community Center,
and he assured the organization
Stale Senator IJoyd F. Boyle will
boro, 8. C.s one sister, Mra. ernm ent to uuthorlze work on this th at the Celery Fed* would be «j S™110,1}.
, . . i . l ? “V V o n I’erionnnel Separation C e n t e r . talk on "H "w To Save Th#
McQuey of Langwood.
project- However, the W ar Do- "hustling hall club."
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Peace". Refreshments will bo
r u n e r a I arrangem ent*. In purtqicnt has reporter! th a t no
t>e«fliiiAni Jack
jro*sir p*iii
9*n roportrun,r#- i o clock RI tho City
Lily Hull with
. ■ i- ... - i i — r
Preildent
Ratlgon
served a t th* conclusion of the
ch arg e of Erickson Funeral Home, fund* ere available at th is time.’ ed* th a t d*nca bands h ere been George Touhy, general chairman
CONDITION IMPROVED
program. The public it invited.
trill be announced later.
A.L. Myers, ACL railroad con
"The A ssociation," Mr. Lansing obtained fo r the V eterans Home In charge of arrangement*.
ductor who waa Injured a week
said, “ requested assistance from coming celebration to lie held on
ago while engaged in hla dull**,
the S late Gama and Flxh Com Apr. 3. S tu art Martin and his
TITO IN POLAND
PPB
wa* today reported by railroad
TOWNBKNT MEET
mission ami received an appro orchestra will play a t a dance to
officials to be g ettin g along nicety
priation of |3 0 0 . A crew i* sche be h tld a t tha A rm ory a n d
W A R SA w T itar. 15. M V - Mar
Fifth D latrlct Townsend Club* a t the ACL Hospital a t Waycroaa, ahal Tito it visiting Poland. Th*
duled to go to work next week. anothar orchestra will play fo r
p j s r - b f f f . r w h . T . ? re . He pointed o ut th e money avail a street dance to be bald on M ag will maot tn tha Woman'* Club Go.
Yugoslav leader and some offi
due* m erchant -a t th* Sanford able a t thla tim e la not enough
Building a t P ort Orange Sunday
cials of hla governm ent arrived In
nolia
Avenue
and
F
irs
t
end
Se
S tate M arket th a t quantities of to complete the project.
with P.V. Draa of Daytona Beach
ITALIAN ELECTION
Warsaw yesterday.
T ito haa
fro lte and vsgstatdss had been
ROME. Mur. 16. {At—Italian held a conference wilh Boleelaw
as chairman. Officers will be elect
Mr. Lansing asserted th a t tha cond Streets.
recently stolen from hla place, Wektva la am ong the moat beauti
President Ratlgan introduced ed a t 10:30 A.M., luncheon will flection returns today show th a t Blerut, president of .Poland'* Na
traced the stolidi food* to a store, ful
__ stream s i n . Florida. “Tha W. A. Patrick, Carroll Blanc, be aerved a t 12:30 P.M. and a t tha Democratic Christian* have tional CounclL Th* Yugoslav*
and arrested RuaeellJ . fllngltteh, w ater I* clear and can be mode Mika Saua, U E. Tew and Ed Le- 2:00 P.M. thera will be a maaa won 168 cities and the Social will spend five dayfe in Poll
who U charged w ith sailing a* j) ra tty as Silver
S llvar Spring* Run." VT-Whlmer a* new member* of meeting and apeaklng to which C cm ^unlat bloc hoe won 121. The Impacting factories and arm y
■(glia tion*.
“’k
’ " • * y-ii IIUK-X o '
ShinholserUrges
Is Main Speaker jJ® ^
Citizens To Vote
At Kiwanis M e e t f * ' t',„th. ! At Uons MeethiglUfftan
Professor Ga v e
Attlee Asserts
Explosive D a t a
India Has Right To Soviet Russia
To Independence
Minister Warns That
No Great Nation
Can Stand Alone
LONDON, Mar. IJR.
V UP)—
' ' ' rha*
* Prime
inlaterr Clement
ex
• llnl*,e
tla m e n t Attlee
Attlee has
pressed tha view in the dttiuaa of
Common* th a t if India chooaoa
full independence from B ritain,
she has a right in do
The Prime Minister mad* hla
statem ent during a debate on
the mission of three cabinet mem
ber* who uro going to India.
Tho ministers will r lake up tho
roblcm. of self-government fqr
ndla.
A ttlee told Common* th a t it
will lie for the British to make
the transition to imitan indepen
dence a* free and easy aa pos
sible. A ttlee then expressed the
hope th a t the Indian pcopla m a r
elect to remain within th e Bri
tish CommtmwRJtBh. Said ^AiUee:
"If she does so erect it. roust bd
by h e r 1ow n‘ free w il£ - fo r the
British Commonwealth and E m
pire la ^ K T h o u n d together h)f
chains of extorts) compulsion."
The Prime Minister said th a t
Britain, in making n final tre a ty
with India is not going to hold
out anything to the advantage of
the British th a t would be to the
disadvantage of- India.
A ttlee
added th a t he thought India would
find g re a t advantagre w ithin the
Commonwealth and warned th a t
no nation can aland alone today.
f
N ew Dogr Catcher I b
Appointed By Ci/ty
Robert Bedenhaugh, son of
rPatrolm
a tm m aan
t C. C. Bedenbaugh. has
appointed City dog catcher,
been bringing In from
ten
tig h tdogs
JO a day w h k h
were found running a t • larg e.
The city pound U Tull of doge,
some nf which are of good pedi
gree, and owner* who ml eg th eir
doge are advised by City M ana
ger H, N. Bayer to visit th e City,
< SAFE S tP I
pound In lha re a r of th e gaa
works, In order to reclaim them .
ft, GREENSBORO, N O , M ar. 18,
Time lim it Is five day* to. Keep
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dogs and some, nice animal* will
M M i U s M is *cm t * * p is ke ftbot unit** rtclfthntd or *ik«
j S ^ 's u f i
ed *or by new owner., h* « I d -
afta r
l T 7 i e i Kr t d ' T t a a * l e t S u r S T ^
LEGION MEETS MONDAY
N orth Carolina w a » » * showing
Comdr. Jack Rocoo of i * local
th a t aha owed a e t**~ E a t w hat P®at .of the American Legion an-
S 9 v .^ S iV W W " * * W y u S g ff
O f f i c i a l Snys Aid
Tn V c l e r u n s Is
M-mx
Biff Responsibility v*,V*f p^irjn/trSkliT^
Unres Cnnmulsorv
Grave DunirerH To Military Training
Good Government
n\ Sharp DccreaHc^ In
Today Final Day For Marriages Is Noted
Fiiinff Income Tax
Thomas IVL Hinson.
Died This Morning Lansing Requests Jaycee Aid In
Clearing Wehiva Of Hyacinths, Trees
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15r
THE SANFORD IIKRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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In VMV Announced
Hv Armed Forces
R rgU ler Now— fxrrrioc your right to vole
l ? Y our W H I T E .
VISIT THE NEW
HOME
XARCOLOID.
TOWN.
Ut»” ulalio ns
NEWS
COLD
PREf A RATIONS
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— Hom D<o(«
Mn luti&htti miHk?n« lor jra n .
W O O D W O R K
T l\E OPENING OF
T u -rm rtg
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WHITE
ENAMEL
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RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
:»al Kstnie Sale*--Rentals—Mortgage Loans
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A » inodrrn, lu*trou*. quirk-
Sanford And Geneva Avenues
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Is NoW Owned A nd\O peratediB y
R o o m I, F lo r i d a S t a t e R a n k H o ld in g
Won’t itirn yellow.
Anolhrr
Carmute
Product
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NEXT TO McREYNOLD’S DRUG CO.
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PAINT & GLASS CO
FEATURING
F U rm rE R
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PHONE
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CLEANING DEPARTMENT
AM OCO GAS
Let the RII.L HARDWARE COMPANY -Irlv,- your hardware
lilui-» nwny . . . « r have eVrrythimr, at the right price.
Sdntl your Dry Cleaning with*your
Exerciiie vour riuhl to vole
laundry. We offer you a Complete
When They Are
AVAILABLE
Service.
Phone 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO
Phone 475
CLR E A S K
JOBS
We Cordiully’Invite
You To Pay Us A
Visit and Try One of
Our Delicious Meals.
i other
DEPENDABLE
^ N D . PROMPT
Drycleaning
Service
And Best Wishes To the New B ittbaa Concerns At Sanfo
P R I C E ’S
G R O t
1 m
Have A Beautiful
EASTER Bunny In
Your Home During
Lent. Shop Early
While We Have A
L a r g e Selection!
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glaner. haU tdbitighJi^lit ypur
nicest »rlf, hat* to make j>«»| Ir m inim. " Isn 't she a t l f j o
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co,
I'honc
SA N F O R D -A N D GENEVA AVENUES
Open
Hals to in n )o u a ffcontl
405
liv e !” Hats with epriwg flow
SPORTING
GOODS
ers. Inrrr-lir immed straw s.
enney a.
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Sini'lo or Married
Alien Hi * 35
I a peritore Itnneressjtry
• I’uiil while learning
< ® I reiiuenl inctea-ew
C tlierllme pay
O Paid laratimm
9
Tuxedo Feed* tvill make
Chlcka Grow
B T n n r c H ic in r iM E
1SHERE1
Get your su:
honlthy Unity Cl
B usiness
Concerns
.
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At Sanford and Geneva
Avenues
SOUTHERN BELL
T E L & THLrCO.
I the Other N ew Business
i tu to r ir v is i
.mow wvufL. iTtm
'jPiciii ikT or
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ite m s 'A t S a n fo r d arid G ene
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for
of- strong,
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late hour*
APPLY lillE F OPERATOR
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Saturdays H . 12
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Phone 358
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RAWS TPl
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1910V^*> THE AMERICAN J»OLICY' • • • 19-16.
Spariding Burgundy
Our policy was—and still is—to offer honest' values,
honestly described, to market distinctive 'and'better
products, to work constantly towards their improvement,
to sell them at fa ir prices, and to w ider efficient service*
For a brighter dinner
tonight — a glass of
ling burgundy,
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PHOTOGRAPHER
ESSEX STUDIO
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PACKAGE STOJklr*
IIW It. Aifaei i nr,
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Come, »ee for yourself I
A high round neck
•domed with a flippant
how, • finely tucked
front itudded with 6
pr*rly,butttrtiS! Of
•himmering rayonli
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Tbe Sanford Herald
;yr. -:-rT h»fD««Hrrhi^“Y ears
She is 91. To be sure her step falters, weakness often
overspreads her body, nnd. shc lives in a boarding house
amidst folks who are no kith or kin. But the people around
her are considerate. She gets to the dining room for three
F R ID A Y . MARCIM16, 191G
, (TH> «Ayyft»M> g g R A tD , SANFORD*! FLORIDA
-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawton
Of tioiton. M att, nra building a
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new lhome
on|« »their
land
which
tr.
located d o te to Lake Mary
the Seminole Country Chib Itoad.
Pfc. William Push and family
of Cherry Point', N-C. have bean,
via ifina with the form er's p arental
Mr. and H ra. Harvey Pugh. Mi*.
Pugh and »on, Alan, will remain
in Lake
time*
:a Mary for aome time.
Gordey B u t l e r
Is Main Speaker
At Kiwanis Meet
OPEN 12:45 p.tn. Daily!
PRICES
Service
A d u lts
Children Always . 09c
FRID A Y
L ahI Day!
SUNDAY A N D MONDAY!
iUtfjfc.
CLtOaHOvN ■
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O'ltdlH
AND NEVER.
BEEN KISSED ( ? )
Hhealy Belt ha* baen discharged
now, tho chances are that she always had that point of front the eervice and Jack Howell
view. Many have lived to prove the soundness of Browning's haa started working on the rail*
. "Grow old along with,me
Word h a t ln*n received from
The best is yet to be,
and Mr*. Fred L aP rite th a t tertainm ent program . which in
The last of life for which the first' is made.” Mr.
they have a t l i ved softly i» Cali* eluded an Orlando eirlng'*6ffll>»Old nge Is^not very different from .middle age-— ex
tra . of. guitars., mandolin and
cept thnt movements are slower. A richly stocked mind.
' harmonic* ‘ccn iiatlrg
of A J .
Kearce and hia five sons, Oti»,
interests beyond self, vision above pettiness — these can
Ray, All., Jr., Alvin and Odeen,
be strong defenses against the encroaching years — if
tha youngest of whom was 11
cultivation starts early enough. Happiness in old age de
and the oldeat g war vateran.
pends on having on attitude of faith, hope and lovingThey presented a well rounded
program of hill billy music. Dick
kindness in thu early years. Interests and handicrafts help.
Labor Scholarships
FRIDAY, MARCH
BIBLE VERSE
15. 1»4*
FOR TODAY
W E ARE GOD'S STEWARDS
AND SHOULD BE VIGILANT
IN OUR LABORS AND DUTIES
TO BE W ASTEFU OF THAT
WHICH GOD H A S GIVEN US
18 A BREACH
OF
GOOD
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FAITH: It I* required In steward*
that a man b« found faithful.—
1 Cor. 4:2.
ONLY MAN’S MIND
(From Hippocrene)
If training for- business is offered by American uni
versities, why should they not nlso teach the direction
of labor unions? Harvard University thinks they should,
and has for four years offered partial scholarships for
labor leaders.’ The university pays half the cost, and the
unions the other half. A report on the outcome of this
arrangement has now been offered by Harvard’s President
Conant.
.In four years II unions have sent .18 men, Including
two international.vicp presidents and four national repre
sentatives. The training is In executive responsibility,
much like what the head of a large industry should have.
Heretofore mast union heads, like most business executives,
have'had to feel their wgy without much knowledge of the
larger-Imckgroimd of their work.
The proof of tho pudding is in the eating. President
Conant says:
“The test of the success of this scheme will be the
calibre of the later work done in the labor movement by
the holders of the scholarships.”
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Only m an's mind, colled back.
W reathing it* tw isted poorer*,
Is deadlier th a n the snake
Truman And 1948
lift 'In hi* flower*,
ily th a t davloua thought
tools forever fre*h
' President Truman, according to rumors In Washington,
And m artyrdom a#lf-aought
ochoflid by at IcaHt one radio commentator, will retire in
Torture* the humble flesh/
Spilt hair* of thought like whip* 1948. Obviously no one, not even the President hjmsclf,
Ces»«lc**ly lash and tangle;
e n n look ho far ahead. Much has already happened since
Cities, machines, am i. ship*
Mr. Truman took office last April, and tho coming years
They maltiply and mangle
are sure to bring ns many unexpected 'developments,
And build and mangle again.
If bo should withdraw, ho will be the first president
Duller and more wise
The rabbit, or the wren
In the whole line who decided, after undertaking his work,
With dreamle** Inkdrop eye*.
that ho wished to lay It down at thV earliest opportunity.
ELIZABETH 1IOHM
An Axalea Festival will be held
a t the I’alatka Ravine Garden*
on Sunday.
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Don't forget to pay your Income
“Holding the line *geln*t In
flation”, Chester Bowie* order*
another Increaae In c i a t h i n u
Presidents Polk, Buchanan and Hays refused to try for
second terms, but took.this decision before they assumed
office. The other one-term executives have all tried for reelection. though some' did not get past the nominating
convention.
If there to anything in precedent, President Truman
will run again.
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
LARD CONNOLLY-
Motcow ecru*** Iran uf, plotting
to Uk* over Kuisia. J u s t exactly
the way the Csect* used to plnn
to take over Germany.
Spetsatd Holland doesn't teem
to have much oppoeltion In hi*
race for United State* KenatJ,
but he Un’t leaving any ktone*
unturned anyway.
If friction continue* to develop
throughout the world much lung
er, we may ooon be withing we
were beck iheie in those com
paratively peaceful day* of 1943
and 1944.
President Trum an »ay* that Ed
Pautay haa withdrawn from the
cengrestional h tarin g with hi*
“ reputation and
Integrity unacathtd and hi* honor unsullitd”.
W t ■ur* would hate to *et somaon* that the P reidcnt thought
had been meised up.
Tuesday evening in the Chamber
o f Commerce Building. Everyone
it welcome to attend. Pioneer
Night will be held Mar. 21.
Urt tilt ton. undertaker and hie
family of Eaton. 0-. apant aome
time calling on all fri^nda of
yeara hack last Thuraday.'
Aiken, accompanied by Mr*. Ed
Lane, tang a number of Irieh
»onge in honor of "8L Patrick’.
Frank Lamson lead in group sing
ing, Mrs., Lane accompanying.
Tba serving com mittee member*
of which handed o ut a lot of teiartet along with tha aervlnga,
ncluded John Leonardy and H ar
old
Kaitner,
M.B.
(T-Bone)
FmlUi and Perry W hliehurat p re
aided at the coffee urn. Two
g u asti. Leo B utner and Fred
Zerrwenner assisted in the *erv-
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S A T U R D A Y , Only!
- D O U B L E F K A T U I tB —
GENE
AUTRY
S M t t lS i i BU RN ETTE
‘SPRING TIME IN
THE ROCKIES”
’MARCH of TIMES”
LIFE WITH BABY”
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UNHOliB TERROR!
Open* !<30 ptn
Sal.
P L E A D " INNOCENT
YOKOHAMA, Mar. 15, W *)Kive Japan*** w it criminal sus I during March, E.B. Randall, Jr.
pect* have pleaded innocant to chairm an of the price panel said
charge* of heating an American >today,
private to death. The fiva a r t
Tho survey include* price*,
accuaed of beating Pvt. Everett
T y ler pf Glrn Hatton, W. Va>, for charged by retailers of such lowgarments
ae
women’*
nearly tors day*. The prosecution priced
will ask the death penalty hefdre dresses, slips, blouses, panties,
th e Eighth Army eomrnlaaiun su its and coats, Mr. Randall
t pointed out. Men’s and Itoy's gartry in g the case -in Yoknhimn.
' menu consist of shirts, shorts,
pajam as an dauila, he laid.
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’ MEDAL OF HONOR
WASHINGTON, Mar. 15, UP>Special emphasis will be placed
The Congri nsionnl Medal1uf lion during the month on checking
or ha* been aw arded poslhlimcAit- > price* of war surplu* good* In nil
ly to a W-year-old captain from retail establishment* where such
L ittle Rock, Ark., who punched are being aold. M r.,R andall added.
hi* way into Japanese line* on
An usual the regular monthly
Dklnaw a. Seymour P e tty w». survey of food store* and res
only a lieutenant when -ho made tau ran t* also wiU be made, Mr.
Rundall NOTE
said. . RECEIVED
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. WASHINGTON, Mar. 15, </P>Ku*aia ha* delivered a note ‘.o
Secretary of Stale Jam** Byrne*
Construction in 8L Augustine In connection with the proposed
h as taken a big Jump with <00,- American !o*h lb the Soviet
63 S valuation In F ebruary and Union. The United S u i t a gov
ernm ent m in ify offered to di»<|0i)j830 for tha year to fa r.
cuai a Soviet request for a loan
Lake Worth claim* to have the of 11.000,000,000.
a tren d largeet shuffleboarrU club
in the United B ute*. The club
which ha* baen enjoying dne of
ita largaif amt busiest seasons
boa*t* a memberhip of 1,504. It
haa attracted people from many
p o T t * ' of tha :country. Leading
n orthern «Ute* rrp/**cnted in tha
membership are Michigan, ]9 I,
Ohio, 182, New York 112 and
Illlnol* 139. T he All SU tea
tournam ent h a t fo r aavaral year*
baen a feature o f tba w inter tea*
son in Lake W orth.
DARING!
DATES TO
REMEMBER!
APRIL 14 - 15 - 16
ALSO—
FRONTIER:
SCOUTS”
ST. MARYS
•Atoo—
GEORGE HUSTON
as WILD BILL lllCKOCK
pole, l a s t Friday morning she
again
had a sim ilar dream
Warning concerning her aon Ray,
a commercial fishermen a t Nokomis, south of Saraaota. She at
onca took an a trip b ut -for Nokoml*, and found th a t h*r *on and
a companion, F rank F lih a r had
Just been found dead In b ‘ motor
boat grounded on T reaaur* I*,
Big fishing haute are reported
land. Tha death* hav* been at from Key W eil. On Baturday one
tributed
to carbon
monoxid* p a rty brought In tig h t amberjack,
Three years ago Mr*. Nelli* fqnte* from the- motor!
tw o m icktral, one dolphin, three
Ennius of Tam pa had a dream in
grouper and barracuda. A O'Leary
which her husband, dead *lx
The F o rt Myera Little T heater of Waihlngton, D.C. caught a 58
years, appeared in a noctural i* presenting a production of pound am barjatk. Tha remain* of
vision to warn her cencernlng ''C laudia” thi* week a t llm Edi a pelican were found in tha sto
a son. Stanley a power lineman son Park school auditorium with mach of the flah. A fter a 50
at Toledo, Ohio. Boon after Bob Nash a* director. Claudia I* m inute fight, a aaltfish weighing;
awakening she received a tele played, by Regina D raughton who 36 pound* and alx fo al tlx inches
gram Dieting Stanley h ad -b ean mhjbrad In ; dram atic*1 a t the long was caught by I.leut. Col.
killed In a fall from a utility Plonk school of creative art* In C, D ra p et.. _»; fes
,-
Wood*, fire*, - in addition to
killing off com lderable did life,
are now even taking a toll of
domestic flock," according to the
Hillsborough county forest service.
A total of I4H wood* fire* burn.
e<l over LOGO acre* of land. A fter
-tha blate* forester* found hun
dred* of'd ead quail, coon*, rabbit*
and p otium i, also two beef cow*
and a mule.
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OLD JUDGE SAYS
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' J m Stalin call* W i ne t n»n
Churchill a Her, and wa lUipect
Chuithlli thlnk*, ,‘You b a t t e r ,
amlla whan you call m* that.
Bud”, It might bo a good idea
U let .Jo* and Winnt* eeltl* thie
m atter between th tm se lv u and
leave the. re g t.o f .ua out of It.
Tha Tampa Tribuna point* out
th a t tha m arried m an without
dependent* paid ISO Income tax
Chevrolet Truck
M U paid |830 on a 610,000
com*! today b* pays <3.185.
jthermore tin government wa*
iging it* expense* then out of
* money it rolted through tixa*
m; today l | if ;rupnlng J n tit*
la, and hoe baen fo r 15 f —n . ‘
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Reports predict resumption o f production in General Motors plant$
at early date.
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Secretary
stary ,. uf W ar Patterson.
I Kuanhow er,, and General
, th ie f of th# Arm y .Air
A
Hilary requirem ent* of the
to place youn order now to assure delivery a t earliest
i Commitlo* tha olhei; day
kapnot afford
...
to -gambl#
M: “ VMlfV.Hri (rue moat ©I
r» CM M extreme a* that in
that poor
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 194H
TnE'fcANFOR# !lRRAtD^tfA»rORW,« FLORIDA
!‘Mrk. George ToWfiy
erson
Society E dito n C fftlia Truluck
Social Calendar
Women W riters
.. Outnumber Men
tn v xsanfiA Tt:i» i ' i i c s s i
The regular business and in,
spjraliom il m eeting of (he Pres(In thu tittle shelf where 1
• : byterian Womans -Auxiliary will segregated 'w hat seemed to me
be held ul 8:00 p.m . New of- the last year's most worthwhile
fleers fo r the coming year will novels, there ate more Jtom-n
be HistaUed. A social hour will writers than men.
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be held.
Of co u rse. there a te men, and
a
The Past M atrens Club of the onj n f t w n uf them ahuuM gw a l
t GUEKT'wi IV-meet wmfr-M r*. . WT dim top of a 12-month fiction list;
Turner. SJI5 • Park Avenue, at but the general lev-1 is higher on
with Sirs. H arry Kent the distaff side. Ymt may want
l i ‘M ld l tn t.
to make up your own reasons, but
Program meeting at the First here are some suggestion* uunion,
Baptist Church annex a t 3:30 despite the tradition of Jane A us
P, M .-w ith Circle 8 In charge of tin , G iorge Sand and the Bron
tes, aft* newer at novel* nnd take
them more seriously: th ey have
been less distracted by the war;
N ight Circle of the Baptist
Church will m est at the home
of Mrs. [„ B. Reynold*, 1051
W est F irst .Street, at 7:250 P; M.
M eeting of mnan* Auxiliary
of Holy Cm** Episcopal Church
tn the Parish House nt .‘1:30 I’ M.
TUESDAY
Rteienrsap o f vjThe Crucifixion"
a t ‘.the Episcopal Church for all
singers of the cilv a t 7;30 P.M.
T
WEDNESDAY
Civil' D epartm ent „f tin* S an
ford Womans Club will -meet at
12:30 o'clock for a business meet
ing and covered ibxh luncheon
with the following a* hostesses:
Mrs. H J . Lehman, Mr*. II. R.
Beck, Mi*. J.T. Newby and Mr*.
C issam lr* Schultx.
Mrs. E tta Tyner accompanied
her son, George Tyner, to Tampa
for a few day*.
Friends of K.U. itulchi»o;i will
re g re t- to learn ^ h a t he f* ionhia honii
home- in Cameron
fined tn
Ui hi*
C ity . because ■of illness,
Friends of Mrs. G.T. Kcllam
will be glad to learn th at she is
recuperating frem a recent a t
tack of Influcnia.
Mr*. W. Al. Thigpen ha* returnrd to her home on Mflfnolia Ave
nue a fte r .spending some tim e in
North Carolina.
Friends of Mrs. E. J. Cam era i
will reg ret to learn that she is
ill with Influenta al her heme,
1012 W est Third S trict.
Johnny Long whose nationally
famous 18 piece orchestra will
play nt the Orlando Coliseum
March 25. Out of town gur«t*
may make reservation until 0:,'ii>
'o'clock .the.evening of the dance.
Mr; and M fi. C. YV. Nelson «f
Miami spent Wednesday a* III?
guest* of Mr. and .Mr*. Claude
Tyre a t their home 213 East
Fourth S treet. ,
Les So iters Elects
Officers For Year
.
Mr*. Voile Wiliams and Mrs.
R.L. Garrison attended a m eet
ing yesterday in Daytona of the
executive beard of. thu B aptist
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hunter Chari
ton of Norfolk. Va. ate the
hnusrguests of Mr. and Mrs G.
T. Krllam u | their homo on Putk
Avenue.
I’ROVINCETOWN
m.i
IM.AYEHS
; P k o : Theatre.- Sanford
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1-ast P m d u c tiu n
an ig h t - Friday • Saturdn)
f t
. at 8:15 p. n .
U tile M 1S»1IAHRIET BROWN, . : . the affair was Iwnguii with
second grade pupil and daughter everyone hmitig load* of funt
linltOTIIY i'AHKKRS "Byhc-'
‘of MR. and M R S . H A R R Y
BROWN of M agnolia A icnue, has nlja" . . . Authors ami a c to n ami
learneit to (day popular musical artist* uml such . . . S ever know
selections with the correct bass nothinit. ami never know imirh
in broken chorda . . . ami with , . . Sculptors and siligrr and
those of their kidney . - Tell
her liny hands!
Around the town T h u rsd ay ..,. their affairs from Seattle to Syd
MRS. J. C. HUTCHISON shop ney , . . Playw rights and poets
ping for dr*»»e* . . . MRS. I.. I. amt Such, hnrae*' necks , . Stv;;t
FRAZIER also shopping
MRS. off from anywhere,, end up nt
JU1.1US, DINGFKLDKK ami MRS. *ei». i . DmilsU. c r i t j e a , ami
Q -P- HERNDON* enjoying a vnp Thinilnr m t , . . Never* say no
of coffee , . . MRS. Al, LYONS- thing, hnd never say -nt> - . - I'viand MRS. HARRY TOOKE also ple Who l>o Thing* exceed my »n.
enjoying a refreshing drink- a t durance: Oh. for n man that
Touchtons . ... BUDDY lHSHOp solicits insurance!
driving through trniti in his red
Mr*. ta.O ltlA Y'ANUERBtLT
Mercury . . . CHARLES ERIK of MORGAN snvs she still Is unde
Philadelphia, Pa. 'is 'In town on elded about the •uggtstion of her
the celery deal , . . he is in iiusl- 22 year old daughter th a t thr
lies * with hi* brother, F. A. mother might to jro out*and work
U ltlE , who is ‘a former ie*ide|it fur n living
MRS. VAN HER;
of S a n f o r d . . . The V» A. HILT’* daughter. MRS. Gl.ftRIA
SPEER’S son, GEORGE, is here VANDERBILT STOKOWSKI, ad
on leave for several day* . . . vanced the nipgesion when 'he
he at one tim e r-quiied DONNA announced she had cut off a 121,*
REED'S *l*ter-around 'Hollywood, U00 annual allowance to her mpth
Calif. . . . You know HO N N A t-t MRS. STOKOWSKI eanre Into
TEED of the movie* . . well, ftd control of m ote than fl,00i),GEORGE is stationed with the iitid. on li" '.’1st hi rt Inlay. MRS.
Navy close by Hollywood . . . STOKOWSKI I* now working in
DORIS REED apd attractive son Mexico t’lty at att Institute doing
have moved th e ir resident’? to secii’tnrial work and sees no re#*
203 EYtst Tenth Street .
'T h e -on why her m other should not
Egg nnd P' by Hetty McDonald work also . . Alone the ’'Stars
would make good reading f i r tin the lin tilun" front . . . GARY"
HASKY' WIGHT who has been COOPER hits gone bock to work
flashing n seven mmeo .hen egg In | he file "Clonk and Hugger"
arnund town . . . . The K iunnis . . .MICKEY ROONEY, freih
Ionites Night which was held Inst
evening nt the U. S. O. building out of", the Army -is ECtlitiK the
had lieen originally scheduled to | low -dow n at M l! M. from on,
knows
his o|,| pal.
Iw held on the ground- of the .
. O l.T
fifty associates on the West Side SPENCER THAI
The l,e* Siouer* met Tuesday
afternoon a t thu Womans' Club
and offiter* for the ntw yent
were elected.
.MU* Jean Sayrr
vris named president; Joyce- Gooiis|ieei!, vice-president; Evelyn Rat
tiff, secretary: Jnne Chnpm«".
trea su rer; Myra Southward, p ar
liam entarian; .H a rrie t Matthew'chaplain anil Nancy Williams, nI p u tter.
InstillInt Urn of t lie new o ffie n t
(will lie held Slur. 2fi nt the hunituf the past president. Miss Mur- Dr. Frank Quillman
j g u fet Dtngfeldrr.
Speaker A t P. T. A
j Plans concerning a house parly,
, which will he held a t Daytona
Hr. Kntnk I*, l^uillmnit. rminty
; lictich this summer, were discusi "fed.
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at n
meeting of the ilmiUuldt' I*. T; «.\*
Junior High P .T . A. iiitil ^trcunfd the iin|m rtante * f
Holds Monthly Meet proper iiutritinn m h ihiht'a
TESTING THE GRIDDLE
To te s t whether the griddle is
i Slone of Heaumiurt.
The Jum u, Ingii Hehou! P T. A
hot tnoush.*drop w ater on it. If
raid Mann of G riffi'i „n -t ye-t i*lnv afternuui) at *3. ;u
L - G O O D E & CO.
it laiunccs in u lively rm im in. the
Charles W, Stone of |I' Al.
lit* eetmoi »tfh Mrs
nrvlal is just the right heal for
ash , have been the >e- F G K itpn'iirk presiding ovet
the hatter. If Hie w ater sillies
, of Mr, and. Mia. Reid lilt- meeting
Mr I t I’ ilownnl
amt cv Bjuinttes slowly it l> tuo
“ ifie Absent-Minded*
lie Valdes liolel.
: read the minutes of tlu* Ihst
rool and If the drops seem to
(m eeting ami Mr* Larry Spuncm
I ex pi >ele whtll It touches the metal
! l*rofc8Hur”
Mrs. E. J Cameron, Jr., tins fgave tin* tiensu.rer'* report.
it l* too hot.
received word that Sgl. E. I
Mrs. ( tyde ltuin*ey read the llsl
By ( ico. M- Coltun
Cameron. Jr., ho- docked at New
of new offiter* rlected for the
uncj Five Other I-Act Comrtlir*
Brunswick. N. J.. and will re new
nrnl Mrs. Jolin Rogerport to Ft. Hiagg. N. C„ for d is p icsenyear
td i u oetition for I*. T .'A
PR IC E r>0e — Si.00
charge He ha* served with the Iiiamt,et* to -ign ill order to re
Arm y it\ Germany for 18 month*. serve Die C S O
Rrkcr sxllnin Sanford DUb
Building fm
sc Innd*
14-2 p. in., and 6—A p. m.
Mr. and Mr*. fl.B, Croupe of
H a p p y n :n tM i» iY
Mr. R.
True, principnl of the
Pittnburgh,
Pa.
snd
Ruggje
• Thurston Tyre
Cr<*upe* of Dututh. Minn, who selnnd. gave a talk on rumor roll
have been the guest* of Mr*. rruitirenient* »nd also talked rnn
H arry P. I-ewds snd bet* brother, crin in g tin- insufficient lighting
Charlie Croupe, will leave tom or of the school rooms
The room rmmt was (ak*-n sntl
row for their home*.
E d w a r d Mur shall's n ssn was
Mrs. [tnvid Gntchrl left Miami given itie award" The n o d meetRevised Schedule
yesterday on the Pan American ling w ill la* liehl Mai 18 w la-n
clipper for Colon, Pnnulnu, where .installation of officer* will im
she will join Lieut. Gntche! who made.
In The
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is stationed nt Fiance Field.
Colon. Mr*. Gatchel i» the form er a talk on "Counseling, Health and
. D ining Room
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itiquency”.
P a tty Hmlge.
HEG1N A U ) and RITA
lie wn* firctmipuniei} h>
*Ih Kihtier. r m in t y health
IIIRTII ANNOtNCK.MK.NT
ifr. and Mr*. Charles 11. Co
Touhy will I* the
C for the vcspaf
Know Ir, Memorial
in, College on MaK
to Dt. Herman . P.
.to
Stew eit
The p n ’grain will begip
nt
00 P. M.
This ic rie i
(grams,. which has been conducted
by l»«. S tew art, ha« proven pop
ular .with those- who enjoy fin*
nyuic dot only .fo r ll.c music,
itself but fm the beautiful n i titig of the Knowle, C h ip tt.
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The program Mr* Touhy will
plav "U the full voiced three mans
Pick yourself a
for your very own when
live the color-maim- pi
Yes Is For A Very
' Youiik Man" Staged
HOI.I.WOOD.
Gi rvtsidv
Stt'iu
V ie.
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at
again.
The baffling
biiftfiilYir lmi-** hn«i
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lias
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w riter »f
li IHHfe
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Vnim g Man** |.n«1 night th e |»la>
hail 11•» w til M pit*iiflni* at The
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Dlay tutiiii*
Piir-e*
« hit gave the ninth *>«" anil ten *1
h
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nHviep • cm n rrrn irig
health.
'll*. II
fhltilren'*
I.- II town, s ill! pie i
deni, presided over tin* nundi'i.
in t h e absence of Mr- J P l til
Ion The thliil g r a d e won t Its
loom count and Ml* fddlen an
I'omted a n o m i n a t i n g ro im u ltte e
to mim e new officer cailldalc-s
for the year. Plan* were nta-h*
tor the recent region P T \
m eetin g which wn» held ip Ihe
South side Xrltuol
App>oMitinlel>
10 iriendrer* attended 1lit* meet trig
Beautiful Handbags
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SI'KIM STYLED
f,
&
BREAKFAST — S n. m. To 1(1 n
r.U N C H K O N 12 noon til ItilO p.
—Open 12*111 2 p. tn.
D IN N K K ent-h e v e n in g fi to 8:.10
cxtx'pi Sundayg
Mrs. 11nrry. 11. 11ecten, who w-n* lending Die Klwapls Club fmic
aclled to Somrt»el. Pa., last No tions
wlilch
llirlmleil
Ladies'
vember, because of the serious Night. Ilie barbecue' wa* given
at the USD lluildim^ Mr llutier i* the Klwunis ifU trlrt g- ipr.
m u.
H rin j; th e fa m ily dow n f o r H undny d in n e r a f te r c h u r c h
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon T Butler
spent Thursday In Sanford nt' a* th eir gur-tn In ■ bu ilt
sister in-law, .Mi. mid Mrs,
Ciiapnmn.
.'Ir, nnd Mr*. Tony Piu-hford
have a* th e ir .guest*. Mr*. Pitehford’* sister, Mr*. W alter Clark
and on M /Sgt. .lue YV. Claik nnd
wife «f Mt. VemoiL 111.
. M uses Mary Jan e Stubbs and
Anne Salter and Freddie Nunn
of Waycros*. Gu. will arrive to
day to visit Mis, Ann Hlart
tejeikud
DURABLE, LONG WEAWNGI
Mr*. J.E . T urlington of Gainesville nnd Mrs. Ervin C oates, of
Mars Hill. N.C. are the guests
of Mr. and Mr*. R.F. Cooper of
Camerun Avenue. Mr*. Coonm
and h er guest* have Iwcn sign'.seeing in Central Florida for th e
past several d ay :.
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---- -Mr. an d Mrs. Jack ,'.tb*on a n t
two young daughters, Harhara
Jean and .laciniyfine arrived ye*teruay frnih |g>» A ngel-s, Calif,
tn visit far a sh o rt while with
Dr. and M rs. J. N.
and Mrs. Jack Ruhsc
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Palm
to— th air vT„
home
in'
Beach.
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GLOVES
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WORK
SHIRTS
‘I've Got You Covered’
¥ f .65 to $3.20
C ?U C C M < S
mm
A dkrfini — for day info nloki flettery—(eiklonod
with a deliberate caiual air I You'll lov* the fly front
—with coftcaalad buttoni that traval down to tho
hamI H boa til tho popular wlngod slaava — for
addad flettery. And you'l lova tji« trim waiilllna—
tuclad to accentuate your »0 m figure. Luicloui pattals in ipecialbed tim 4 to i l . . •
HfUKi-lit-hnnd with-your new Kaaler «n- jzZfFjLii
Kemble rocs a lira n ti-n e w pocketboek.
r w
And th is *jfriiiR ( f a soft and itouchy —
or smart and boxy. 8e!ect your new handbaffs here
we have a larse collection of many styles, leath
nnd fabrics. In all price ranges.
w m a n r
211 EAST FIRST STREET
Register Now
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W i- h a v e h u d
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telep h o n e
Connie M acks Amer.M exican Officials Conga And Jerry Ex, To "Vie Tonight
ican Leaguers ,Tc
In Special Feature At R acing Oval
M eet Saints Here Can’t A g r e e Oh
LOMGWOOD. Mar. 15. (Special) **y#nt.
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Sunday Afternoon Peace With Majors —Secretary.
L aw -A rnold la r
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By JP llA .N STKNSTHOM
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Uilta today aekiWvr about the altBy ASSOCIATED PRESS
weekly a t a regular feature
‘H erald. Snorts Kditor
lation concerning prlcrs of ticket*
Official* of tha Mexican base Uw Jw w /ord-O riandp I*
Kenoal* club
Y#at*rda>\
afternoon's
shower*
’or th* home exhibition game*
Thee* •*; nta fall on
if the St. Paul Saints.
curtailed t h \ W orkout/scheduled
day night*.
. U e contacted Hob Tarlelon. by Ray B la(W S t.-iT aul' SalnU
land tonight there are two wlnners o f. th a t length race efimpetggn tral manager of Ihe.Saiala, of the A m.e rtx jr-q Association
'in g in the tenth: Conga, who won
tkfct morning and he Informed shortly a fte r the squad had fin*
Feb. 1$, negotiating the couree
1 the p rk es charged at i bed , its physical training •*#»
However, the *<|ued left
42.1 and. Je rry Ex who won
nlripal Athletic Field for sion.
this 'm orning for. Cocoa United
Slates-Mexican
border,
• race in. is.l-. Mar. 8. I t look*
exhibition till* are tho*e setSanford
by
aa If Conga haa <he elge on tb*
th e "Akserican Aaaorialien ami wber* thsy will .tangle with Jo* But today league p risid en t Jorge
a re the name as those tharged Engel's Chattanooga Lookouts of I’asqucl declared:—‘‘We are not reet of th# field.
In Daytona Beach by the Mont- th* Southern Aseoclation this a f going anyw huw to have a conLongahota In tha second and
ternoon.
Ferenc# with anyone about any* third race* a t the kennel d u b
Tomorrow,
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Saihts
move
raced home ahead of the field
lowever. Torleton did fe»l »»
lest night to pay another large
Ugh th? price* were higher southward to West Palm Beach
to
r
a
gam#
tomorrow
night
with
Coach AI~ D utr of Pepperdln dally double of $452.20. The
i local fan* were accustomed
Mi jrlrn
T d th
If there the Philadelphia Athletics. They College of Lo* Angela* ha* been combination waa 4-6 and th* dogs
u ' g , rlifv ^ n««*■«*
im a
p st •*
return
to
Sanford
for
Sunday
elected president of the National ware .Taxis Ace and Sunola.
anything ho could , do atamt
a f ti rnoon's till with C o n n i a Association of Intereolleglat* Baa*
Texas Aoe, w inner of the arcond
Mack's American Lraguera.
n e e . refundciI $27.80, $10.00 and
Officials of the organisation
$8.20 and Sunola relum ed $.12,
yesterday declined to reveal th# clpal University, Topeka, firs t $9 and $5 for winning th* th b d
name* of any players who have vicr-t resident; Joe Mullen of
nhibilion tilts, eopeelalljr the already been aelecOd as possible
Major loop Ki|uad« slated to material to remain with the club HaroliDe University, second vice
president; Gtf# Miller of W est
play In Sanford.
following* the breaking of ramp, TCn** S tate; fourth flve-presl*
Anyway, S3*y»ar old Conn!* dibwever it was reported that th# d in t; E. S. Litton of Baker Uni*
[aek and his Philadelphia Atb- work of Kd Welland and Avitua v o n d ty aecreu ry and t|:a a u r* r.
tlc* will play h ire 8umlay and lllmsel, a pair of moundsmen, had Tha auvisory committee includes
r show yuur nppreriation to the been v try noti.eulile during the John M urray of M urray Su*c,
afnts and back them as St. Paul workout* conducted thus for. - (Kentucky.) College; I* e P rath er
nta wnutet do I f Ihe'outfH was
Cart Tucker, promising young of Northwestern Slat# College In
[I|t> Imine city, rlo ypur p art by Infielder who rrported to the Louisiana; W. I). Reece of Eaat*
Milting tin. Smuts Sunday after* Saints ju st a few days ago, is ern M aihington; and R»r ManDon. Hindi's hasn't itarn<;d his- ■minding into shape and looking son of Wet*am S u ta Teacher*
m lers for the game but Tarlelon good during infield workouts. A l In Illinois.
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lomlses tb<’ Ik'd clulr on the flil'l though Gilbert Nrumurm handed
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Ml Manager - Key ifladrs ran th* assignm ent at the initial'sack ‘ When the American Bowling
luster at this tlinej
during, the first four gam j series Congreaa tournartent began in
with the Montreal Royals. Paul Buffalo last nlghL tha spotlight
Kchoendierst,. nnothrr first suck* was turned on two veteran bowl
T o day's 1'htimlriiall Pfrview
.l*een Impressive ‘ in' Saint er*. Louis Stein and P eter Schulte.
PHILADKI.PIMA ATMLLUCS
Ayr id d 'k n rr inJirrytsddeSnlt Elghty-two-year old Stein I* th*
; I 'i tJ .i n g —Cued
‘ .
only living cnerter member of
' Catching—Grind
ih* ABC. He was present a t the
, B a llin g -F a ir
lounding meeting In 1895 end was
Inflrld— Prohlrmatical
responsible for the adoption of
O ulfirld— tYrak
the present • c o ri n g system.
Sport Laugh
lny good Jockey trie* hi* heat Krhuftt bowlttl with iHe
nre the sta rt of a race to keep club, won the 1902 tourney In I
"T h e late I'T '-a -l Jones of the
Buflalo.
as much weight a t possible off
University' nf Southern California th* back of hit horse. Sometime*
Conducted s ' football coarhing they do .it by standing in the
Two veteran A ustralian play*i
\V-*v' 'r ' e - -Statr Col irons for most of the post parade.
e » •? .
- .JO. One
A few year*'ago, a boy named
be:
I t o l a r - < aa Coa.li
Denny Birlty sought to put the statem ent th a t th* United States
let
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f of the sm allest , possible weight on th# will win tha Davis Cup this year
in F ‘
C iirer*. The uack of his mount, Stimulitha, by a four (o on* margin. Q uut
f o l lo w in
O etobtr, the Cougars before the sta rt of a race at commented: — "Budge's r*mark*
the . Trojans 7 tn o. Stam ford Park. The horse filed oro an obvious attem p t to bolgtar
T hat game won the Pacific Coast Into the startin g g a\e and young the moral* of the United Stales
Coafertne* title and put the Cou- D :nny stood with h it feet on the team. I predict a four to on*
partitions of the startin g stall*, victory—but for A ustralia."
leaving no weight on the horse't
back. The horse* broke and there f F irst round play In th e $ 10,000
was no j o c k e y on Stimulitha Jacksonville Open Golf tourney
either. The horse was running .
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with the peck end tha embarrae- of rain. The tourney
»ed Birlty was still
“ standing-on
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f a | . Kn|>i.«r T fitr.id .
ilum .
l > H i - b e a r , IHixty l l » r l w U l l t e
K»*iify.
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K a ra — K a la H iy i
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Races Start
8:00 P.M. Sharp
Tonlght'a All-Star Feature
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OnHoute 17 (Sanford Highway)
about' 12 mUo« 86ulh of Sanford
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ear to ba hindering his work,
lutfleldera Glsn Chapman and
Tschudln
•'outstanding,
I t waa al
lub expicts to round out
AT l o n g w o o d
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P i n ! H a ir H ally a p c l ~
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HIALEAH
instructor and has taught .many years in the
schools.
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public, both white and colored
. cordially invited to attend.
Admission Free
PACKAGE STORE
SIGNS
SHOW CARD .AND POSTERS
0 —Dee’s Sign Service
Rev. Grubb Weighed Only
100 Lb*. And Needed Ifelp
To Get From His Chair
To His Bed. R e g a i n s
Weight; Feels Better And
Stronger Than *In Years.
Score* of m lniitere of the go»->
pcl ^tlSVfc .Tltlean- R ttan g n —|£«ir.
itro n g ami voluntary public en
dorsement amt among the moat
g ratslu l i* Rev. II. M. Grubb,
408 Terme*«n- Avenue. Knoxville,
Tenn.j a-m in ister of the M lulonary IM ptisl Church for forty
year*, ami he I* widely known
throughout Pant T Ah n e a t e r .
Speaking of hi* experience with
Rctonga, Hrv. Grubb grnttfully
Mated:
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“A long and severe Mine** left
mo weighing only one hundred
lb*., amt I teemed unable to re
gain my strength. My appetite
was gone, and what little I m ana
ged to eat brought on severe gas
p a in t' In my stomach. I had to
taka strong laxatives, I felt highstrung and got little refreshing
sleep. My strength 'was so far
gone that I had to have help to
gel from mv chair to my bed ami
I thought I was nut long fo r this
(O . D. I.A N D R E S S )
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F I N E Q U A L IT Y
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LIQU0RS-WINES
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REV. II. M. GKGIIB
& C LIQUOR STORE
312 HANFORD AVENUE
"U« tonga soon relieved nil this
distress and I regained all the
fifty 11m ., my illness had cost me.
Since then I have taken a Imttle
nr two of Ketnnga ncrasldnally
and I don't believe I have felt
better In ten years than I fe d
now. My gratitude lo U-tmig.v is
unbounded.*
Itctongn la Intended In relieve
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dirtres* due to insufficient flow FealYearsYounger.FullofVItn
M fi tn u»t 1
of g a s tric Juices in the stomach, Poywi
loss o f appetite, Vitamin B - f d e
la M tiH a r y itN ^ a
Tty <N M
ficiency and constipation. Accept kt«
K * |»(V ».ur-g.f fret ■< (la
no substitute. RMnngii may be /.M U(x /Jk
h tllaJha H«. flM bta $*u
obtained a t Tuuchton Drug Co. At all druti M tom ever
DAY BY DAY WE ARE
GETTING IN STOCK
Hard-To-Get Items!
SKjjVT C U S II I O V S
AUTO H O RN S
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In Sanford, at Tourhtovi
C A S I.O C K S
410 SANFORD AV EN UE
fo rC 6v$hi,O ietlC oT dj.’f$W '
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CITY SHOE SHOI
<10 Sanford A rrnue —C. L. Echol
Umlrr new management, sam e employes
The Sanford Herald goes Into
more than $000 homes in San^ f n r d and Seminole 'County, n t
W fo u have »ortcthing td sell or
buy yod will find th a t a classi
fied ad In these columns' -will
tell the most people aUnft it fo r
least money. Phone 148 or
’g ymtr e<l to T he-H erald
office fo r quick results.
08c per line fo r $ insertion*
0?e per Hn* for als Insertion*
(tie per line for 28 Insertion?
Minimum Charge 10c
Count 5 word, lo a line
Including phone and addrcaa
K
‘BOARD motor. 2 to S horse
w fr.'Delchanty. Qenern Bridge
V IM ®
Ye B l '
Yotaf Sp«A(tf kill olio
r t l U v t lo lijta # o n d
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Y«¥*U Ih I mer« tA#r*
9 « t^ — b ttH f obU $o
do yoor »Kof# »o h«fp
A a o fk a l
SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
T O BU Y
NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
BAUER RADIO SERVICE
P H O N E 290
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Flush O ut Poisonous W aste
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IS V0AH DEAH '
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
C o n c re te P ip e , H tiild ltu : R locks, R e n d y -m ix e d C o n c re te ,
S e p tic
Tnnk.H, C o n c re te
F e n c e P o s t, W ell C u rlrs a n d
P r o p e r ly illnrkcrH
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co.
B e a u tifu l N ew
C o s tu m e
JEWELRY
Southern
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MEND-IT SHOP
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fo u r I I
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v p ik o l T IiN f tln irf l l t r n i n d t « U $ a r w i n l .
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bl|l>( lo h*Ip N atur* rLI p * ir
system t f r i m e arl.U i n j tv im n o u i wait#.
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poltomma ir a ilf f in rem ain In ) w r Mo.*l. it
r \»rratt»w n tyriof f^rVAf f e. r Eetim allf pairte.
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of I» |i •rwj «nr* i t . fftftin* up
p if f in m urvjrf Ik# err*,
I.rt4 trli« i anr| iltlllh n a . I'rn i-irn l o f »rant jr
la in f lr e »*iih v u t n i n f ami b urning pomp*
llm re •!•% « Ih*r* la
« r v l ) | eellh
)('«af I i-kwyt (If U ltld cr,
K M nn • may n re J h#lp lb# n m $ a« how*
»1a. *.» atW rm ir s lru rtla l for fb<an’a I’llU. a
• Ilm uU nl d h r f i l f , in r J i v r r n t f u l t j by fnil>
fo r uver $0 m r * D -»n‘a fft«« h a | py
ttil.f and will help |h « 1ft mil## o f khJn#y
lu h ri flueti tail n l#.>n.*ca w ait# frvm t v s j
8
MI GEULANEOUS
BTOINOFF'S celery farm on A N O T H E R good re<
C elery and B ritton Av*. For ■ tew ing machine. Be
BORROW HERE WHERE '
inform ation Phone R. R. stolnW illiam s Fixlt Shop.
PRIVACY” IS RESPECTED
off 2-7)942 * Orlando, or 2215
LAWN mower, good .'condition YOUR natural desire for privacy
1 l]llnoi* A re, Orlando
Phone *9R-J.
in money m atter* is strictly
respected hrre. Friends knd
NGES $2.00 bushel dellYered. BABY CARRIAGE and m attrasa
relatives are not nuestlohei|
W. Lord Phpn# 788-W.
— dark rre y Isatherette, Ex
about your credit. Your em
cellent condition, $35. Play pen
ployer o r business associates
and paif $7.50. Phone 400-W,
Apt. 3, 012 Park Av*.
,000 FLORIDA G iant Pepper
Baasonaht# crndlt requirement*,'
Hant*. Phona 781-J or 2bJ N. FOU UENX
Mangoustlne. Cart 8t> Mynea.
•
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRINT
4 gallons daily—Dixie Grocery
TRACTORS
FRYERS freshly dreseed. avail1403 W. 13
__________ Repaired o r overhaul*?! by ex
^ .able dally. Tendr-Fry' Poultry,
pert*.
:
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1205 Sanford Avenue, Phene HKSIDENTAL lot* near Country
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
Club, in Crystal Lake area. 209 W. F irst St.
Phone 522
Ph. 254-W C. L. deWoUkl.
range Av*.. Phone «U^-M
201 N o r th p a r k
RADIATOR REPAIRS
h t R am c l e a n i n g
DODGE l PLYMOUTH
d-'ROOM house with b ath being
Motors run better, chassis ru st
DARTS AND SERVICE
re-d?corated inside St painted
less. 'f they are 'd ea n . Promptly
100
Palm
etto Ave.
Phone 1011
outside. Close in. Possession Imand thoroughly done.
IIOLLKH MOTOR BALES
SEWING machines repaired. WU
208 WC lx t 8L
liam< F ix lt Shop. 205 W. 1st.
« to d e W ^ £
Yowr
m Sp«a($f
PROMPT SERVICE ON
DITCH digging contractors a t
tention- Warned dftch dug ooo
FQR S A L E - ___
feet-long, lf - f e e t deep one end.
For particulars contact Mount
4“ W H EEL factory built farm
Plymouth lintel, Sorrento, FlorB a tteries A ' Rati
trailer with tractor hitch. 000
- x l8 tires. 3 ton capacity. Ideal
fo r farm or graves. Like new. 4 TO 5 room fram e .house with
f i i - j i A i »#i ’S
a* feed,
ic v 'j# groceries,
(Fr«x c r i f A, etc,
v ie .
$175.00. Rt. No. I, Box 70.
1-2 to I acre land—within 0
P honeJ805-J. • 1L Q. Touchton,
mile* of Sanford. F air condi
W. Lake M o n r o e . Joseph
K$mpf.
tion. Cash. W hat have you.
Box E. L. Herald,
RE fully equipped and
h o w to recap yout tires.
N atural rubber or eynUiatk,
I'LL buy your car, regardless of
wa protect1'‘ aldewwlls 'o f yoilr
nge or condition.
Roy Reel,
CABBAGE BAGS
tire*. 'J tin n Till* Shop, Cor. 50 Ih. begs, per M
$145.00
la t.a n d 'E lm , Phone 508.
(These begs are complete with
at rings)
FRANCES RSwson Is driving to
T042 REPEATER 410 —
Richmond, Va., over this com211 Laurel Ave. »•
SKSnPSa
driver with references. Phone
UPHOLSTERED flLrica. Upas* A. M. PREVATT SEVILLE, FLA.
Phone 2104
tries, ■LroctkUlles,
damask*.
Box 07
Imitation leather and d tip s n r
BUSINESS SERVICE
fabric*. A rrangem ent for c a r t SPITZ iioppl
age If work desired. R. 8.
F o u rth -S t.
W ANTED: 60 men at the Men’s
Brown, 2911 N. Orange A ve,
Bible Cla
t Methodist
CUSTOM built house trailer all
morning at
Church, !
around steel constructed. Well
10:00 A.M,
insulated, new tiree, electric
BLOOD tested turkey-,
( brakes. , Chimes, fans, sleep? 4. RIDE dell to St from Orlando.
per dot. Mrs. W
Marcenelie Cabin Court, Park
Box 58, Osteen, Fla.
Call $11 'Sanford Ave. Jack
* French,
Kannor.
■w*-r *
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Georg* W ashington U nlreralty
will return to the footbgll . war*
next fall with a atven-gam e sche
dule. Opponent* will be Merch
an t. Marin* Academy, Rollins Col
lege, Wayne, Bulgers. George
town, the Citadel, gild W.lUiam
and M ao .
.
.
W ar Knight, winner of the
100.000 Santa A nita Handicap.
i going to be rewarded for hi*
victory. The thoroughbred wIlT.b#
rested until It’s Ume to b«llp
training for th# $100,000 Holly
wood Gold Cup, ached tiled, fo r lata
!
in«mlf t*#jU« H lr*l.
The W estern Junior Champioo*
ship Golf Tournam ent w ill,be re
sumed this year. I t will, Ji* held
a t Iowa Slat* Collage June 17
through 21
to n ig h t
'
x ^ r u S S p ^ n x r T r -n m . •‘- r a n v
enTS* V icto ry
'g ^ ^ A A A A A A A A q a A A A A a M A a a a a w u e u u u u u u u g e W d W W -
WDBO
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musical recital
J
GREYHOUND GU^
1»: on th e a ir a » #
I*AU K (S E V E N
U U tR A L l), S A N „ W > p l» .^ m m A
'■ — ammofl
lO l'S TIKES
Fountain a t L
f n . P * rt Um#
U.S SAI.E9
atarcbed aSd
518'H«ljonvnie
than any other,
CARRIER BOYS, 12 yea
ONLY 15 DAYS LEFT
TO FILE Y0UR APPLICATION FOR
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
ad PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS!
y /O
JO W ^1
K iy o c ld *
'MARCH 30th IS THE LAST DAY!
r a u of income fe r th e tin
rolved. W# desire appl
TAX LAWS PRl
PIDB* RETURNS
PROPERTY. HOI
REVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO
ANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL
ID EXEMPTION CANNOT )BJ
AD
~!RE GRANTED
U N LESS ^APPLIC.
18 FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME.
y t *y
Alt H»* odvantogas of natural
<B*0n$and cryillra.
,
High degree of control at eto-
1
CW O tl? .
wsttmcio*
Not aevtoly toxic t« man, cotHo
iled (o all who filed application or made returns
filing for the firat time,
4> receive yourn, or art
tha Aiom m Yi Office.
ONB OH TWO bedroom
Jttntlghed.
Hon wHh copper or sulphur
ith your retuma, 1 nhail be glad to asdiat you.
R REQUIRED TO FILE APPLICATION FOR
ION AT THB CITY HALL, BUT IF YOU ARE
B EXEMPTION OR DISABILITY EXEMPTION.
-
APPUCATION
rmi* r. f t .
D0UDNEY
TAX ASSESSOR
yspeslaisalel sletten.
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�THE SANFORD H E R ltD , SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
iJLfcUv
At THE CHURCHES
e n t u r r c t l t J t r n — tO K O H O O t)
I t s v ^ M a r k T. C s r p s n t s r .
K rrry arcon* S u n d a y -H o lr
m u n lo n . m o
A. M.
Register Now
Com
FRIDAY, MARCH !5, 1916
K M E X fczira r j g r W o n i r r r n t
J. W. A U lt'b . p * 4 to r
f i n h d i y flehftQl. 10:00 A. 1L
C - d l U Crl***)'. P a . t o r
Hufulnv School. 10 oa A M.
l l . r a l d C llv * * ck . b u p l
M n r& lb i Wcr.hli* II 00 A
D l r t c l o r Mr». M y r a H u . * r k
a. T.'V.
* J« I*. M.
K f t n l w W o rah lp . < 1 0 J\V.iIri.*dny P r a y a r
A. \V. Ilia mil, Supt.
M orning w orship,
Register Now
11:00 A- M,
t iii:
<t i i h i t i o p c o o
I U b« n m « I
IIKV. H. W u l 1 , 1 , 1111, F u e l or.
Hufiilsjr ffrhwil. *;IS A, M-
Morn I rift Hsrvirs, 11,00 A- M.
’t'li ur mJ* y N l k 11( I'rwyrr
T;«s |». M.
Exercise your right to vote
'F I H O T w on i i t i o l i T c a l til'll
Itav J. K . M r K h l " ) , l i n i l a i .
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D avl., y u p t r ln t r n d .n l .
11:00 A M.—A lu m i n a W o r a h lp .
T:00 I*. M. Vou lli Fali ovry blp.
1:00
I*. M.
H tnnoo
HERE ARE SOME OF THOSE
m e n
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U h > M oaraa.
J. W. IVKV. I’a a l o r •
B a n d a r B th o o L 1• :U0 A. M.
That Can Stand Constant Usag:
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I I I E t a t a t t e n d Blraai
M a j o r A. B W b u r l c n t o c h a r s *
rtu n d ay Bthool. I:<1 A. M.
P r a y a r B a r t lea 11:90 A . . ML
Y. I \ 1* < 00 V. AT.
N t r a t t M a t il n * . 1.0* r . M.
E ra n g a llr tlc B arak*.
P . M.
F r i d a y Harvlc* l : » 0^ P . X.
EASY
TERMS
P/»*clilng. 11:00 A U. ’
r n r i t c n o r t w r. k a i a i i b b b
ttav. U U. l l u a h t o n
111 P a l m a l l u A*«IU|a
.
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M.oo A M
— M orning W orahlp
H r t m n u l . C u tm iy C o u r l h n u a a .
j oo p . II.— S . V. i*. hlll t . l. C l v a t r t . I o n A. II.
l.» o 1*. 11 — K v a u l n e W o r a h l p .
W o r a h l p ant] O m i m u n l o n . 11:00
J IS I*. M.— W t d n # » d a y , I ' r t i e r
•M
anJ P raia* aarvk*.
K l r i l i n g K . r v l c . — 7:10 P. I t
lilH B BOSBOO
m o i.t r u n * * a i ' i t r n r i L u ill'M C a
B A m r r n u 'iii'B
IIKV. MA1IK C A I U 'K K T U I t. I t i c l o r
l l u b r r l 11. T a y l o r , p a a l o r
H o ly C o m m u n i o n . 1:00 A. td.
flurxday Bchool, i * ; 0 0 A. 1L
C h u r c h Hchnal, 0:10 A. M.
H o la n il O l k a . B u p t.
M o r n i n g B a rv lr* . 11:0* A. V
M o r n i n g W c r t h J p 11:0* A.
V. p . ,H I. * o« p . M. D a lly
v a n l n g W o rah lp , I 0:1 IV M.
SI. T. IV, P. I "0 A 11.
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T . a l n l r g Union. 7:10 P I t
W td n e a d a y P ra y e r H trvlct,
l . s k # Mary
m x i i i e m : c h i iic ii
Or. C. H un it Or* U v r U f ® W#*t,
T im n ip u c ii n r n o n
pctMinrs.
( i t n a a e anil Kim A v a n u a a
H u n d u y Nr’h o o l — 1 «» no A. M*
Itav. W, C. H u l r o m b , pa a l o r
Morning Wet-ship—*111#0 ~ A. M.
N undav A c b o o t 11:00 A. U.
K v s u i n s W o r s h i p — 7:1ft IV- M.
M o r n l o c He rate a. I I '00 A M.
F r i d a y a tfrrY lcs --7 :lft I*. M.
Y o u n g I 'ra p l * . 7:00 p . . I I . rtu n d ay N l t h l S t r a i t * . 1:00 I*. M
W odneaday n ig h t p r a y e r aaralca,
• 'in » T H A r r h T r n i i i t i i
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. \ \ > f l u p . i U > Nervier* 7 3ft P, it*
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Worihlti v:lb
N*tir»»ry fo r Hum lny 5 l o r n l n d *•»*.
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vi* *.
MorrilriM
WntPlilp,
11:00 A M»
U.t r p h o i i f t for In* ill of h e a r in If.
U h r U l l a n Yo u th F r l l u w uh lK 6 30
T. P . M. R , 7:10 P. M.
P r a a c h i n g , 1:00 P. U .
BEEN
WAITING FORI YES, WE HAVE
Minnow Buckets
tA
t Tackle Boxes
^ Golf Balls
★ Tennis
Balls
■— —_____ ___
i f Boat Cushions
Mae West Jackets
Air Mattresses
Rubber Beach Tarpaulins
2
E
h II oii
U tility Mats
Sink Stoppers
Drain Board Mats
Shower-.Curtains
Garden Hose
Brass Hose Nozzles
Metal Flashlights
LAKH
iti.v
With Spigot
Electric Hot Plates
26” Bicycle Tubes
ro im tftlT I
tiiincii
i: K o i : i n * n t i
Fomlay —
i:Jft | \ Al. Ynum; Ufopif-'a Ho^laiy
C «»*flllK tlA TinT A L r ill:I U 'I I
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301-309 EAST FIRST ST,
TELEPHONE
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Hunday' aery icea.
J . l i A- *1.— Bunifay Schnol.
11:00 A. M — M u r n lh it W o i a h l p
t l u I*. M.
J u n io r a n d S enior
Vi.iind P eo p le.
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to 1:0ft P. VI a n d H I I* if In I ou
Indies Rain C oats— Clear and In-Colors
HARDWARE
COMPANY
W o r a h l p arul Her m un.
Watlftltftti*)' H tnrloa
n u iu ia n
10 r o A. M — ffu m lay Bchooi
11:00 A M — Mnrnlnpr WntahlpL
Gasoline Lanterns
Block Planes
Hand Saws
H
M A ttt
*a-rvlc*n for
1 unit 2 Burner
Thermos Jugs
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M id w a ek P r a y a r a n d *-raia* h e r
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iMODERN BEDROOM
In Wnlnut
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b a t A iJv c A T irr
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out veneer, will, other aeletled cainne
m irro r, sm art tirnwc, poll. Include*
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(lev P a u l Yale*. P aM u r.
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Fed showers snd thunderstorm * this alternoon, partly cloudy through Tuesday.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY. MARCH 18, 1916
N l TMI1ER 129 ,
Associated Press teased Wire
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E U ie ctric a l
W orkers Return To
G e n e r a l Electric
P lan ts In 16 States
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Goering On Stand At Nurcmbejpj:
p
f
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ilran
JWill
Negotiate
Oil
JLonlimiatioD )^
° i 'i /* 1 n
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OfPricePanei Concessions With Russia
If Soviet
NAM - A sserts Price
Controls
F o sn tt e r •
y pi it
down
Production
Bituminous coal operators
• jfave a polnt-by-point reply
today to the charges of John
L. Lewis in Washington and
acaused the union of using
inaccurate statistics in charg’ ■ing the industry with respon
sibility for the death and In
j u r y of thousands of miners.
"The owners called it an a t
tem p t by Lewis to m ake « false
ease lo support hie demand for
a health and welfare fund.
O perator! asserted the Industry
already is paying fnor* than 960.000,000 a year in social security
and welfare taxes. The operators
proposed overtime pay after -10
hours Instead of 35 hours of work
a week, and asked fo r a union
g u arantee against wildcat strikes
< ie n d slowdowns,
' • ‘A pproxim ately 100,000 CIO electricru w orkers today returned to
th e ir Joba In General LlecUc
p la n ts In .18 »Ule* and a rlmilar.
back to work movement got under
w ay by In General Motors. How-,
ever, the GM return to work
movement will not be completed
until local iiuues are settled In n
num ber of plants.
D uring the weekend, 30 units
o f the CIO Auto Worker* Union
■.voted on the naUonal agreement
' *mado with General Motors and
only one, located In Baltimore,
turned it down. Ten of them de
cided not to return to work until
local grievances hgve been straigh
tened ouL
In Akron the rubber Industry »
••big four" wage and hour agree; inent now haa be«n ratified by 32
of the 41 local unions Involved.
Member* of the , CIO United
Rubber W orkers a t two of the
th re e U rge .Akron plant* hare
'♦ g iv e n - alm ost unantmou* appovnl
t* . the settlem ent- They nr* em
ployed by the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber and B-F< Goodrich com
panies. Negotiations over .local
Issues are still In progress _be
tw een the union and the F ireatone Tire and Rubber Company,
which ha* the thtfd large Akron
local. The other member of the
'‘big four" U U.8, Rubber.
tI„ agreem ent „w................
~ -In
The
ta reached
aerie of Washington coni
confer. a aerie*
* wage increase*
-----♦ e n c e s . I t calls for
of 18H cents an hour.
A t present, the number of
persons Idle in labor dispute*
arros* tjie country Is 658 thousand.
The total wa* brought down to
th a t figure by the end of w alk
outs Involving the general electric
workers, machinist* In Ban F ran
cisco *m| employe* of the Tim
ken ^Roller Beni lug company and
th e Oliver Corporation.
Showdown I3xpcctcd
This Week In Iran
Crisis By^DipIom atsln Washmston
Bikini N atives Make Way For Atom Bomb
t a r ' A i i o c i m p r n r .s s )
President HoU-rt Wascn of th e
Natlo-ml Association of Manu• f a r t u i e r ; , say* hi* orEanixutlon
i
«pp
j to a- continuation of
. *>1 A K
another year beyond
■June W. I or NAM has prepared
! a slu lenient for the Hows* Rank
ing Committee outlining its view*
on the subject.
The m niiufm 'tuters raj I upon
Congress to rmt price control*
i of nil m anufactured Roods. The
' NAM statem ent asserts thnt these
| price controls are. a s . the •»»>■
.ci» lie.n pul it. "fostering inflation,
enabling Pluck m a r k e t s
to
| flourish" ami sowing down pro*
iilurtion.
Witson tcm is ns "fntse" th*
Ailministration assertion thnt the
Ol'A stands between the t.lim n
ami what is called **dlsa .rous
inflation."
, Mar. 18. (AP)
—Officials of the Irnnian
Embassy in IxmHon wty that
Iran is prcpaml to negotiate*
oil concessions with Russia.
They stress that Iran will
negotiate the oil concession
question only If Soviet troops
leave the country.
An Embassy spokesman
tay* he is unable to co n firm —o r
a t Prem
ier Qav*
depy—stories th
that
Premier
am now l* negotiating
wit! the
egnliating with
Russian* >in Tehran,
Tehran, tie
lie dee
declare*
that this is. in his words, lihighly
improbable In view of an Irnu-
ian law which liars oil talkv nnttl
tlur w ithdraw al of-.-fureign Lr
lie declsros; "W e do not
ru>t Iwlicve
lx
Kc> nomic Stabiliiei C h e , t e r
Bowles earlier anticipate I the
NAM a tta c k and charged l*efonj
• the Horrsp—[fllTimlttrr Thai the
m anufacturers' association was
wPut Bowles called an "inespons*
ible pressure group." Wa > n pay*
now the NAM speaks fo lO.t.KH)
| m anufacturer* who pro*luce H5
j percent of all the g od* matinllnctured in the United States.
I
UNRECONSTRUCTED AND UNREPENTANT NAZI NO. 2. H er
mann Goering Is shown on the writ ness stand at Nuremberg, Germany,
as lie Ix-gun his praise of himself ur.iL llu ler ami a l l lh« pnrpoxei
of sw astika government. On trial n» a war" criminal and faced by the
gallows, the former Raichs marshall wa, the first defendant to testify.
( International Kadiophoto)
Caldwell Terms Vet Celebration
Youth Problems Committee Holds
Most" Important Meeting Friday
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wm ■ ■■
R e n o va tio n W o rk
Is U n d e rw a y A t
M a y fa ir H o te l
! OFF FOR TlIF.IIt NEW HOMES ON OTHER ISLANDS, natives of Dittnl Atoll In the Marshall*
cf"»11 , l hr if |«*lmi|f iiitf* nctm a ihc iwiirh lo born 4 im
ifltr. i n* « r ro ImfIiiit iiipv«l to
Coubl tab** complete povsrtaMtn
1m* *bi(tptl tlirre #m Stny
(iMl^rtmlicimth
tli^ H9«ri *11
milr vnyji(ff
Thi* 1*hi lfu_
that thr Army nn.l Navy
th« atomic*-t»omh
to
\
Military Training USDA Study Spotlights Plant City,
Is Discussed At Miami For Air Concentration Points
Rotary Meeting State Market Director Feels That Volume
Extensive
redecorations
are
under way at the Hotel M ayfair
Including painting, new draperies,
carpeting and refurnishing inside
while exterior plans include the
building of a swimming pool,
ten n u euurl, plei ovrr the w ater
In front of Uie hotel, and bcamtl*
, flea t inn of ths grounds. Mr, l-ind.!. Weber, manSger, announced
R a t t a n ,'T o U ^ b y J ) c a i l
Governor U rges Ac- Speedboat K h c c h T o riie lobby wails nrc now painle-l
. tion By. Delegates
tiuBty ru ff with «ff*crg> criliti*-*
Oiien Program Since awith
th r trtunr, room ht»|njf ilont*
A t Capital Parley
Bands Unavailable ■m n tlclu u tr fh ad r of gretu. Nev^
1 ST f r r
'ML ^ |o ll hi*i SofoM
itinhi»l»nV*i,
IliWim nntl K**t rv^rythm u i#nii\ fm
A n d S p c n c e rP re K c n t
1
Production In Sanford Area Would Aluo
Justify Establishment Of Air Point
Views On. Que«tion G o e rin g Say*s Nazisv^Ve^-M ae^ting
rii IN
7facts
re
th a t the Prem ier would itare to
breach this law."
The afKjkoaman add* th a t slsce
the paVllament has bcea dissolvrst.
Q m ain is the virtual ruler of
Iran. H ow ever.'he points «ut. th a t
I the ptem ier would have to answ er
to the new parliam ent when It
is elected.
A showdown is expected this
week ill (he Iran ian rrisis. T harj
is the view tod ay of info rm er
diplomats In W ashington who are
w atching each new development
in Iran w ith Increasing roimcru.
These diplomat* bnse their view
mainly on th ir fact: T h e UNO
security council is scheduled to
meet in New York Pitv a week
from today.
Before th a t time, it l* Relieved
either Riualn an,J Iran wilt have
resolved " t h e i r differ cnee*
one
way or m o t h e r , or the T ehran
government wtt| pesem tt* c m *
n g l t n 1* tk * UNO CoubcIL -f k j
There f* little in gic » a y Of
nnthentic new* reaching 'h e o u t
ride world from Iran l-i-causr of
the tight ltd of serrrvy which has
been cfamped over th a t middle
rn r ie rn ro u n try O ns dispatch —
forwarded officially to W nslimgto n —h*a come to light. I t say*
th at tha ra n k in g Russian diplomat
in T e h ra n — a c h a rg e d ’a ffa ir* —
lative to the air tranxport of
! draprrles have been purchased
A discussion ,’t compulsory miHd l n i d a perishables ore given
f-lialrman of
the
Veteran*' and "III i*e hung *nnn. The 'hu. ; rary training u i> held at the
eni|thasi* In a factual study just
luncheon nt the
Homecoming
Celebration
com I m e room. Ballroom, arm o tn n fe^ulnr wrrkly
issued by the Rurrsii of A gri
mittee* met at the City Hill I r,Mints cn the first floor are t" M ayfair Hoteltoday under
the
cultural Economic*. United States
F'rlday night and reported cm the . he repainteil amt hung with new rhainhim ahip of George Touhy
ent of A griculture,'* said i„ suiil to have warned Iranian
NUKHSBEIiG, Mar IX.
- Departm
various events th a t are to be draperies alsu.
*
l and .with G W. Hpenrrr. Holland
William I. Wilson, director of Piemier
tjsvam
Ft» Soltuneh
F'ormer
Reichmarshnll
lle
im
a
o
held hers on A p ril':!. George
'I he second floor which WB' 1Dean and lio-k Itatignn piosentFlorida
S tair F an n ers' Markets agu In st re-opening Of Iran's case
Giwring sssrrtrd to'lav Iwfori- the today.
redecorate,I will
l~- j„K t |„ pr)„ atvl rim„ „f
Touhy, general cnalrmun, presid I recently
"Tlmi
*t-tft!y uptitliffhl* tiefoie the UNO Security Council.
Nuernlierx war crimes tribunal M i a m i iitj'I FI it«T ( “i t y
ed over the session which w.n freshened with some rooms being , a rjf,imeni
■ im m g
j j r - T„tJ|,v ,
m tent Ion to th a t Nail Gemanv never con t>»•* i-a'-i |ir»' ■*t liH'nliiinii f >r The Snviel diplomat i» *«bl to
nlso attended by K,l Higgins, i repainted. The entire third floe
have i.dd ijiivsin liss* Russia
lemplste.t
mllitnrv
nrli.in
ngnin-t
ha*t
hern
ifc
a
rp
rlftl
ntni
u
l*»
n
ferent
np\**
itrm
in
which
John
munnger. and
H. H Coleman,
..iirffif • n
- - te i, rtliKv. t *a hr »hij*|M*i| By mr. Thr*r would colisliler exji-h s-Hion to b"
When this floor ha Steele. onti iml commander of the t niled States "f
president of the
Chamber ‘ of furnished
an unfriendly move
Comiperce under whose sjumsor- ; toeii finished, the Mayfalt ll11*1 i vh« Ainetiran l.egnm, pointa.1 out 1leiui-pherc. (iocrirlH was on llur «l«*nifCru«t liirtrt nf r m u ri* nrp
tim , (n yR stand for the fifth d«v in hi* own t»n rtirrrtil
A* n result, diplomat source, in
ship the homecoming is being | will l>e a be to accommodate 3(m. , h. t for (hp
of
vnriou*
defense n„ war crimes charges
staged.
1
year*. th»* Am«rirmi I h m
rrttps, fiM>I 4Iti not at nil prrcliltlf Washington ore speculating on
The former number two N an th e possibility for
A mm deck is to he liuilt ovn I com<» <ul in favur of cornpuliory
location t h a t ‘hey behave a re two PosA parade with an abundance of
the locution
is now listed as tnp defendant of thf* |uu»|iibitity
good high school bsnd* partici (the ballroom wh ch face* the »*- ( m ilitary training.
of
cnncentratlon
|»olnt*
in
o th er » h « e“" " V
. . . . it? ,!!
4h»
22
German
leader*
Ireing
Died.
Mr Touhy said that tha May
pating had been planned. . lull •Johns River and furnished with
(irrax. I fcrl, IiuImnI, th a t volume slabs. These diplomats «»)' Mos
Brailey Odhatn, chairm an of the nttmcUvo Florida furniturr. ■****4bill for the rnnctrnenl of such Ijporing told the Alied trib'.nal production in the F o r t Myor», cow may try to bresk Gavam'a
commit!** on this event, said I swimming pool is to be lu a fy ^ n * [n in g will tie acted upon with- th a t N«*l effort* "t economic Sanfor»i ami oth«*r section* won ItI resistance, rit sta«e a coup d'etat
I ■tfiillatirtl III*
*1 *
next 4«'n months and sug- penetration of South America !■«* t*ritiri*iv
th a t many of the
nrighlairing on the northeast corner tr
In Justify
(|)n, , 1]r Y etqde should were Inigey Ineffective He blnmbands are entering a contest thnt j M ayfair p ro p e r ty a n d . a bddmin-j
citiihiiAhoH nf **f
rnneent rat t»n
up sal American and British com pet
will be held on April 4. preclud . ton court as well a*a tent - . stu d y its pioxixions and make
a r rv i c r a a r e in n d t
point*, a
The P" 1 thely minds nrt llm
m a tte r. He ition
ing the possibility of their being court is to la? built.
• \ |nt Tiiiittif >lrma
n v ailah b ,
which is to la- built in front ."f
i( |ir„ vt,|,.,
om. y ear of
Referring to m ilitary plnns, in ,,the,
here the preceding day
of th r count
I the hotel over the lake
will ris e m ilitary training for all lmy* in
''T hreatening w a r r a n t s
Ths. festivities will open with | hnfU urfiiii'imcilntionn mill fiahPig itju rount t ) Im*t wt-i'fi thr n ^ r i of Goering declared
the American continent wri« never
1 'tints u lurb
«e
the m ar of speedboat 'motors f*rilJtir"
‘•Tw.. mu'_ - 1 17 mtd If 1
spoken r.f Even if German, had
T h r dining r«m« fully tlnff***!
Compsling in spectaculm events
Explaining what kind of trnm- completely dominated Europe tier nm*t la-in i imriit a i l b le g a ld
>mal| fleet and ack of homhrr* to ail transport of pvrishables
th a t h av t beep arranged by Al se rv e , b re a k fa st from HdHi to
(Conltnurd on psxe three)
lfl:8n A. M.i lunch from t J *«)
x,oud have forbade any aggressive a re the s'teatly expanded popula
I^ e and his committee. Mr. I
Henry Aiken, neifre. was araction sgalnst the United States, tion aieu which we m ay serxa,
teportad th a t many nf the - fas to 1:30 I*. M. and ilirmer from
TRUMAN ACCEPTS
and tile unproved quality>'
of
OI j rrxtr.l nt 4:50 o’clock Sumlav aftest outboard racara lq this sec «:CH) to M:30 P. M. Th# .game
room
may
be
rented
for
afte
r
may be de!livera.1 j tPfl,notVl oH a charge of rrcklesx
product, which max'
tion will ba on hand to skip their
WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. MVIAI.ARY HI KE
noon affair* and the ballroom
to th a ronaumttv T ills.Ja ile•rr faet* drivtrff uTTil driving whlld rtnmk*
1*»*er.jj*da sc ro ll tji* waters of ---I,J S.'nfax1i JI.MUW,- new ciixc UiraaUenl Tranm u ■!**»»■■ao*epUd-,- LONDON. 'Mar. - Uf. l / P i , A UL-poinlcd-up. by tbo «UrVey -ie- a f t e r r H " Chevrwbn~t*edan* ■
L sk « . Motxroa toward the finish room. may bn rented a t any tifnc, an InviUUo., to s.Mrra. an anfom niittfa nf parttniin-nt ti»V ‘ ri*:
he was rlrlvlnlc cast on Lake
Httro 8TKl I h t .fttU*.money qfferad
nlveivary frlehratiort o f FMrdham Commended -a pay raise f"r mrm- f e t r r i l T ' Tii a comment "on 'Ihe Shore Drive
at Park A vrnua
present possibility nf retailing
fo r th* many event*. ■
■ * Mr. Welter said.
U nlveriity. Mr. Trum an will go her* ' Bf IlfltM) a year
Many products in socli centers ■* New rrashe,! Into Ihr rear of a Lincoln
Governor Millard Caldwell will
to New York May II to deliver members have complained that
U e p re se rjta tlv e
York City within 2 t hours of Coupe driven by Thomas G, S tauf
arrive In time to speak at 12:45 V A
the speech.
they have been unable to meet the
time thee arc harvested in fer of llollv Avenue. The rear
P, M. Hie talk will be delivered
expenses
on
their
prc-cnl
salary
snd of th# Lincoln was damaged,
from the steps of the Court House To Be Here Tomorrow
I unllnuml IJ»« i*R*r M i
nf (2400.
also the front end of the Chev
' BAflUCH NOMINATED
where he will be •cenmnanied by
rolet.
FLO. C arter, local coordinator of
City and County officials. .Mayor
The following Item was reported
WASHINGTON. Mar. IK. W V Jam es 'O u t and County Commis service to retu rn in g servicemen
In thr police memoranda of Sun
sioner W. G. Kilbec also will ■nd women In SerqTnole County, Praaldent Trunien U nominating
day. March 17. at I K> A M.:
announced today th a t the contact Bernard Baruch of the United
speak.
Complaint: Made by Faenl# Mao
A festive atm osphrre for the representative of the Veteran* State* Atomic Flnergy Commis
Simpkins. negTets. 703 Cypres*
day will bo provided by extensive A dm inistration will be in Hanford sion. JVhlto House Secretary
Avenue: "I cut niy husband and
a t tho S h eriff* office* on Tues Charles Ross said th a t the nomi
I want th* police to put rnn tn
(‘•a tla a r* Da F a s t at*
day* In the future -Instead of F'rl- nation of the elderly financier
Committee I jail ns I »m afraid of kirn."
The
annual
flower
show
undar+M
xiodniff,
Publicity
will go th the Senate tomorrow.
day*.
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II.
Me
tha
aus|iicr*
of
the
Garden
Cblb
chairm
an,
Mr*.
H.
Referred to Car S'J patrolm en
—^f-r= - j -*
- -*
Mr. C arter added th a t tho re
lt I s p 1 a v Gllyard and Jenninga who report
will be held April .1 from 11:00 Caxlin. t ‘ni!imercl*l
presentative will be available be
A.
M..
to
8
00
P,
M
,
in
the
Committee
rhnlrniaii,
Mr*.
C.
L
ed: "B rought F'annle 6l*e- Simp
tween the hour* of H:00 A.M. and DOUDNKY I SHU EH WARNING Htrlckland-Morrison display roonta
F’raxler, Junior
Garden
Club kins to station, charged with a *
4:30 I’.M. to render aid to veter
Com
mittee
chairman.
61
r».
W.
A.
at
F'lrst
S
treet
and
Sanford
Ave.,
inult and b attery."
an* through the Veteran* Ad
Mar. 30 is the last day in with Mr* A. W. Epps a* general Morrison; Gnrdrn Center Com
Follow up report. 0:35 A .M ,
m inistration.
which to file application for chairman. All io
m
ittee
chairman,
Mr*.
H.
C.
Dickiu
d
ih
s
ih
y
m
resident*
of
/th
*
"Simpkfns in hospital."
This change, Mr. C arter assert, hom estead exemption and person
ersun;
Classification
Committee
county
and
nearby
towns
are
In
B ecrctanr E. B. C arter of t h e f t
to such an extent th a t it la ed. will go into effo rt Immedl*
Police Chief Roy G. William*
Selective Service Board In 8<mreported this m orning th a t th e
da. Veterans are raulbmod ately and th e VA representative a | property returns, It w as an vited to enter exhibit* and visit chairman, Mr*. FJ. B. Stowe.
nounced
by
Hanford
FDoudney
Picture arrangem ent Commit- j poVleg drive against s p e e d in g ___
the show, Mr». IL ,1 I- McCaalln,
Inola County,- today warnod r*they mast* rep o rt as eoon will ba. in Sanford tomorrow.
State G
T hera are ‘ severe penalties for president of the Garden Glut* an tee chairman, Mr*. C. P. Iletulrr* ' r f f id**,'driving is being continued,
turnlng ecrvtremen and women m possible after discharge end
failure
to
file
return*
on
tangible
amp
nounced today.
Ends Weel
son; Miniature Committee chair- , n<| especially orged mere caution
th a t they m ust rep o rt to the th a t the original discharge should
SERVICES TOMORROW
and Intangible poperty, he an
All entries must be brought to man. Mrs. II. W. W ilke; Potted jn driving In the congested bu*locaj board as aoon as possible be proeented to thsT Clerk of Cir
nounced.
Banks
have
been
mailed
the
ehow
room*
by
f>:30
A.
61.,
Plant Committee chairm an, 61r*. ntM tectlone of the city.
following the receipt of their cuit Court a t the Court House
Company C of tho(B|
Funeral aervlcei for Timmon
Dodal Guard had 9 a .mjoyablo discharge from the arm ed forces. fo r recording and photostatie Mathews Hinson, 54, who djed to al who filed application or on April 3 and exhibitors >will Robert Williams; Specimen* DI*-< ]{* pointed out th a t speedier*
mad*
return*
last
year.
use tneir own container*. Mr*. play chairman, Mr*. L, E. 8p*n- ran be not only fined but may be
wookeill oneampmertt Saturday
‘T hee* are evident? a number copy. AH this service 1* free of Friday m orning a t the homo u f
Epp* laid, Tha num ber of bios- cer; Dish Gardsn* k Wall G»r- deprived of th e ir driver* license
• t Persimmon Hammotk In B ra o f veterans In this county." Mr. charge and in :(M year* to come hie sister; Mrs. Elisabeth
Mel o a n allowed In each entry
I* dem chairman, Mra. Jack Rue- f or (j,y or ( or m any m onth'
L Cooiity, acroaa. the Titus- C arter said, “who have n o t w h th is w ro n l may p rtv * to be very Quay In Longwood, afte r an 111todsy
specified under claisce and a*.- sell; Bird conservation chairm an,, | n « h a t v>Ml ian I dUidenl
-U the, ^alaejlve Service valuable to the veteran In estab ness of a year, will ba held TueeBridge. It wax
OFFICIALS HERE
y Who
tion*. All t h r rule* will
be 61r*. George H ard en
ro JIf T h tir d is c h a r g e and lishing claims, beneflta and pen- day afternoon a t 4:30 o'clock a t
■ .
____________ . .
Capt. John L.
o f discharge Information."
■aid th a t on
Mila Emma Stevenson, together strictly ^ fo rc e d and when there
CHiuId and Company Paeklng
tho Erickson Funeral Home with
*i°*ftt
f
t
vrhlt*
1
tn*y
lucerne
°*S m;
would bo no regular drill Mr.* C arter pointed o ut th a t “ It
House. S aturday night, the comthe Rev. W . P. Brooks, Jr., of. w ith MUa Ethel Hblloway o f tha I* only one exhibit In a c la ia .lt
if Im portant th a t a veteran re
ht.
parry office a t Rand's Siding was
fleiatlng. In term en t will be In S ta te Home Demonstration Office will racalva an .^'fard.dRceorMiilt In a vase,
p o rt to a boerd so th a t a report C arter^"furthi?0 i f i t t o d ! ^ ’ what Evergreen Cemetery.
Col.
a t Tallahassee, arrived th is m o tn -, Jt0a,l»aeih#iM t,'nol becauie It ha* Section 1 •
entered and oaly about 95.00 ato*
can bo mad* of his
board a vetMan *m ay have be
l#n. Sheriff Charles Hand rep o rt
Ing to confer w|D\ i M a 1' Oulda no competitor*, Mr*. Epp* fu r
appearance and so th a t proper longed a* a registrant. If ha, or W. O. W. M EETS TOMORROW Wilson, county home dem onstra th er explained.
3ed this morning.
,
m
clatiifieatlo n ■ho, now reside* In 8em|nol#
T he committee chairmen are
W . H. M artin, of
Lakeland tio n agent. In regard to work to
County, th is board wUI handle sta te m anager of* W o o d m e n b* done in Seminole County by a* foil owe t
TO MEET TONIGHT
t*oU u»«y
Ueued.’
'* -jt
S tag in g chairman, Mr*. W. A.
fi - any
nil naew a r y report* and render todf««. w ijl be praaant a t lha Mlse Stevenson, who will remain
A meeting of th e Seminole
Transportation chairman,
County T abartnlaais Association
Cl is* 3
meellrur T»m*day avanlng a t the her* f o r throe months to gain ex- F itts,
a n ^ l g l' nal WhadmeiU H all In ordey t« eon* perienca in becoming a homo de Mra. U. N. Bayer, P roperty Coin- A r t U t l *
0 , w)1 be held this evening a t T:S0
W,
■discharge paper* or have spoiled registrant
county." •
m lttaa chairman,
M ia,., J , D .I
< cratia«ro
' mltlntlrth*:
m onstration * Kent
-docH a t ,Mtr Sanford CUafc,
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TA LLA 11ABSEK^ Mar. 1H, f/P)
— In Tallahassee today. Governor
Cgldw.il termed juvenile delinquency t h e “ ir o itlm p o rU n t social
problem of the stale. He urged
delegates to his conference on
the subject to bring out “ practi
cal, forward-looking recommenda
tion* by which they ran get some
action" toward solving the prob
lem. He spoke to more than 100
churchmen, state and county offi
cials and representations of social
agencies conferring in the capital
city.
Htate Prison .Superintendent L.
F*. Chapman Joined imverul other
speaker* iii pointing to improper
parental guidapcc ns one of the
m ajor causes of juvenile delin
quency. Chapman said *'no gov
ernm ent or social orgsnixnlion
can give” training in discipline
and unselfishness ns writ as pro
per and conscientious parents and
Funeral services for Alva Leo he suggetod thnt laws might be
Rigney, 21, U.S.N. who dl*d on necessary to requite parents to
March 7 at the U.S. N avy Hos give their children pioper a tte n
pital a t Corona, Calir. were held tion.
i* th ia afternoon a t 4:00 o’clock at
The president of the F‘lor|da
™U»# Erickson Funeral Home with Congress of Parents and Teach
thV Rev. J.E . JfeK M ty officiat ers — Mrs. W alter Bechham of
ing. Interm ent was In Evergreen Miami — advocated more trained
officials fur wprk_ with young
Cemetery.
_ 1 ______
Mr. R lgnty Wwi-bora J n -Sait- people,-more copmntnlty .gcttvlUn ;
an d .g re a te r effort* to • correet
del1nrjuency~b«forc It reaches 21)4
tllM o f |3 . i * lh WU aervji
courts.
“ * ~
in. uth e U * N avy/
County's juvenile Judge
H survived ft the mother, — Duval
lieI is
W. H. Criswell — recommend
Mrs, Kov Johnson ( f -Sanford. the
• fath er, E-S. Rigney of* Grovelandi ed more socisl workers for sta le
-fo u r aunta. Miss Veraa Wood correctional Institutions and seg
r jic o c k of SanfonL Mrs. Bertha regation of solder teen age boya
T errell of 3*0 Antonia, Texas, and girls Ilf schools of reform s.
A Federal prison inspector —
Mr*. G ertha R i m s of Savannah,
Y.. Mrs. E.E. Butler of Phobnlx. E dgar Gerlach — told the g ath er
ing
th a t gaining the confidence
■isonla; a sister, M rs. Je rry
nlaw of Sanford, a brother, of ‘bad boya' la essential to
Jim m y Rigney o f Camp Loe, Vm.effo rts a t reform .
and two uncles M an y Rlgnsy of
\
-‘j..
s'
'
Groveland and E * . Woodcock of
Jacksonville.
Active pallbearpro Wtro W alter
Bool. Rov Reel, Lee Bauman. E m -a a l B ro th en o n Jf., Jack R ay and
•gO.D. Land re**, Jr.
Did Not Anticipate
Action A gainst US
'F in a l R ites For
Alva Lee Rigney
A re Held Today
S
Negro Arrested On
Charge Of Driving
While Intoxicated
Annual Sanford Garden Club
Flower Show Slated For April 3
Carter Warns Returning Vets To
Report To Selective Service Board
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THE SANFOIID
rCongresgwoman Sets
\ ; Old South Pattern
F 'V
By HENRY LK8 E8 NK
v
ATLANTA—The p a rt af the
, lavendcr-and-old-lacc South th a t
J ( f a r e birth to "Gone With the
i ) ' w ind"’ h a i ' aent. to Congreaa a
•toman politician who came up
the hard w ay—a t no aacrlflee
either of feminine charm or
i domestic life.
,
. ,
;- > She la tall, diitlnguiihed-loolfIng Helen Douglas Mankin, a
1 , tough cam paigner If there ever
for m ore'progressive women and
that a woman politically and* pro*
fcnlonally. should riaa by “ability
and hard work." She naa ‘ praellced w hat ah* preached.
She aaya she has but two Inter*
eats, her home and her office,
which la In the asm* suite as that
of her mechanical engineer hus
band in a downtown office build
ing. "Office," of course, Includes
politics.- ,
•'Most people can't believe . It,"
she gaira, "but I’m a good cook
the summer months.
Florida Potatoes!
A LL
M ONEYLAVING
BOADJ
16A O
table
U. S. 1 Malno
Western Wlneaap
U p p lM
•
lb | S c
Sweet Juicy
O r a n g e s - i lb i
47c
Juicy- *
..
L em ons
lb
M ttfTexas Green Top
C a rro ts
2 bchi 1 3 c
Florida Large
C e le ry
2
S tk i 1 7 c
serve." The people of Fulton ( A t the F ifth Georgia congressional ' M o l l o n d N e a r l v ‘ C e t f i
lanta) C ounty' elected her to the -district, for »o many y e a n th e
V ..
elate legislature. It became al- lalllwick
|
of Rep Robert Ram- P W T o V o t e F o r H i m
m o n a habit. They reelected hei* i•peck, the (ieorglan who brought
_
four more auceraatve term*.
federal em ploye, under d e ll aerUOSFORD, Fla. Mar. 13. <8 peSpeak* Up
,CJ '
'
M
«*•*> 8 pea«ard L. H olland, war
In a legislative hall the new _
congresswoman la accustomed to'
malting • heraelf heard. She ha* llo.noo a year .tinend waan’t eandldaU for the united S la te .
apontored much leg.Vlatlon “ in i
Georgia benefiting women and
children.
. >
She hai been, in gencTa), a on the vacant job,
ataunch supporter of young Gov.
So did 10 other constituents;
Kills A rn all. and hla adm inistra- who didn't consider. 910,000 a
tion, which brought rwreping re year an amount to be m essed at.
form* in G eorgia’* atato gqycrn- It *o0 n became apparent, however, the race feaa between Mr*.
Mankin and Tom Camp, who was
Fulton County I* by - far the Ramtpeck'a secretary the many
larg est of th e three counties In y ea n he was In Washington.
Mfi. Mankin won* in •* photo
finish. •
•
i
No Promise*
It wt* one or ths hardest and
most atrm uous political cam
paigns Georgia had seen In 4 long
time. A fte r the twd months grind;
Mrs. M am in told reporters;
"I don't think there was ever a
candidate elected to Congreaa be
fore who didn't make a single
pledge to anybody.”
•
She said * sho financed fotirfifth* of her campaign heraelf
and that the other fifth came In
driblrt contribution*, from IhdiVl-
s S a S T F . 2 K X J S . K,rv’v •”*
I T P A Y » T O L IS T E N
R edd T h e A d i
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BOOK CASES
Fla. areen
C abbage
lb
5c
In Meth Bag*—Idaho Baking
P o ta to e s
5 lb» 2 Y c
La. Sweet Potatoes—
Y a m
3 - Ib i
34c
In Meah Bags . . .
S a p o r S p u d s 10
65
Firm Klpe ,
T o m a to e s
c tn 2 7 c
Btokrly'a Finest Tometo
t
.Senate, saw What appeared to
be a likely buneb o f young v o te n
1 there was one who
-ken English. He asked
working with sqjn# lumber yes*
terday in this community.
Making hie way to them he
“ Y e « H o lla n d replied, “and if
presented hi'i card to one, but the you think it over, ycu m ay want
man shook hla head and pointed
to an Inaignia on a fellow work* to belong to a democracy yourer*a ahlrt. It wa* “ PW "—prisoner
W ashing.on social life?
Mr*. Mankin isn't interested:
• “ My husband is also my beat
pal," she s a p , "and we are perfrctly satisfied when we are to
gether.''
She Gets Around
A native of Atlanta, the 40yeur-obt- rongies-.woman wa* edu
cated a t Roekfo-d College, Illin
ois. M the first WVtrld W ar she
drove a Red Cross ambulance in
I.atrr, w ith a iis ta r ; she went
on a transcontinental automobile
junket—roads then weren’t w hat
they are now—and wrote a m ag
azine article about It, Thirteen
Th'iusanT Manless Miles.
Her husband'* work has often
taken him out of the United
sta te s. The Mankins— who have
a son. Guy. Jr., now .on a m ari
time rervlce tanker—have lived
in Cuba, Brazil, and Argentina.
U neinrrr M anktm .Unvtls a litI rrau ie of his wotl;. It will b# a*
convenient for him to sjierd hi*
week-end* in Washington as At-
2 PC.
MODERN
i!|
«—
SIS
III
Roomy bookcaaea of poltahed
mahogany to hold your favorite
collection of hooka and knickitacka . .
For com fort anti good looks this hand
some living room Huite. Well designed
and adaptable to nny type accea-ory
pieces.
Big and loungy with wide
modern arm* and full nprlng construetion . . Special t r a d e - i n allowance
of $50 on your old Huite regardless of
condition!
‘
Vegrlahl* Cocktail
omen in the national C*>'i
Mrs. RehAca Latim er -Fal
teiu—gison after wont tn wrre en
! francho ed. But she served (fitly
!n -lay, and it was a gesture. ^
r I.atrr, another woman ' War.
elected to fill the unexpirtd va1coney caused bv- her husband's
death. Hut Mr*. Mankin la the
fir«t woman Georgia has sent to
Congrrss on her own merits, with
no quarter asked nor given.
• Uptnn Yellow Label
; Tea
4-ox . 26c
‘1 Clapps Baby
Chpt.
- Foods ib. 8c 11c
Cream of
Wheat laroa 22c
Wonder, 33. Daytex
GRADE A BEEF
ib 23c
; . PLATFORM ROCKERS
Whiting
Baking Tips Short
Hamburger ib 25c Ribs
Oysters
p
»
A lafge and beautiful nM ortm ent df Platform
rockcra. Fully upholstered a r m s 'o r open wood
fram es In mahogany, walnut or blonde flnjghes.
A wide range of cover? and colors to »elaCt;irom.
59 c
Trout
|8c Roll
To make writing a real plcaaure. A desk th a t flit* In
to any decorator ucheme, modern or period. Style showr
la of polished mahogany with rope edge (rim.
4g.«o tip
Chains to m atch. ..9.95 up
Fla. Bpeckle
Conked
ib
ib *7 5c
Mullet
to In. Hlanding Rib
Beef
Meat
Florida Caught
STEAKS
Plat# Btewlng
Claw Variety Crab
ib
Headlaaa Ocean
39c
TABLED
0 0
Shrimp ib 49c
King Moekarel
Steaks
FRESH PORK
A A Grade Spring
Whole Pont
Shoulders ib 32c
1- Butt Half Pork
Shoulders ib 34c
sliced PoTk
SQUARE CUT
su
Nn
ib 39c
LAMB LEGS
LOIN CHOPS
RIB CHOPS
LAMB PATTIES
LAMB BREAST
ROA8T
lb
yland
PORK BREAKFAHT8MJSAGKA
SLICED BOLOGNA
•
'TL0NCT3NK 8AU8AGE
Knuckles ib 21c
.SK IN L ESS W IE N E R #
Choir* of End table
L am p,
LAMPS
fWO of the tin re men liamtd to the
railroad rnivrgriicy board by I 'm id rn t T ru m an I" head ofl the
threatened national railroad strike
pirtutrd above. At lop is Leif
El Irwin, former Montane Supreme
Court judge; below Is New York at
torney Frank Swacker. Under the
Railway Labor Act. appointment of
the psnel holds up strike action for
from 30 to SO days, ( fa le ra a ltin l).
Cocktail
Brighten
up your
homo w ith
lovely
Coffee
tables
with
colored
top*.
others
rolerfnl tile
H-
Smoked Pork
10c N. •Y. Dreeled Grad* B * * vPan
-n,CKe
R tadj
35e Turkeys lb 4 9 c Fryers
SPECIAL THURSDAY!
lounge
L 3-
CHAIR
'OccnaJonal Chalra II95 tip
spar
in s v s n u t.
A VA tLAnLC
•
23c
Sturdily (instructed foot
lockers metal bound for ex
tra wear. OPA priced . .
10.95 (plug tax)
A se le c tio n o f h
• o m e s p r in g > J
lo u n g e c h a ir * , im
in g m o d e m a n d pi
a ti'lo * . W id e pelet
v o f A ttm c tiv e eo
c
son
glds
w it
■*
Studcgt desks ..... 18.50-uj
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if J - 7
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In U nlly There Is S tren g th —
W a n te d
T o P rotect the Peace or the World]
To Prom ote the I'ro^rrsh of A m e rlfi;
To F rodura Prosperity .fo r' Hanford.
B
THE W EATHER
CONSIDERABLE Cluiuiine** with a n tle r e d
shower* and thunderstorm * today becoming
p eril) rlotid) with ■ few widel) M attered
liar hr shower* tonight and F rid a).
Little
change in tem perature.
S fr n iI d
AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER
1o.
volume
xxxVn
V i 1j i ' e . ■ j
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, MARCH H . 1916
Associated P ress I-cwised Wire'
i
■*: •
Once Powerfuli Angry Shouts
Jap Fleet DueGreet Chinese^
Party Official
Churchills Visit New York
28,000-Deaths
, * Spepdy t Ratification
,•
Of New Contract
.Between GM, CIO
./P redicted T o d a y
SUMMER 127
oses
,lran
Under ArmyPressure
Within 6 Weeks Ships Economic Head Says
Will Be Cut Apart No Agreement Has
By Workmen With Been Made on Man
Acetylene Torches churian Situation
— *
Where Cardinal's Body Will Rest
Britain Insists 0 n
Immediate Explana. tion Of Red Army
Movements In Iran
CHUNGKING. Mar. I t . td ’i TOKYO, M«r. ~ tZ (4*)— The
commander .of m erchant shipping Healed shouts o* "lit dow n" re
for iln fratc l Ja p a n —Rear Admir sounded today in the Chines*
.
al C IJ « .Mmn»Cn—announced to- Kuomintjuig (Nation*! 1‘o rty l
ri
fce once mighty Nippon- Congress when o government te*
, .
'*t*‘ b-*,t
*<4 anon is-due for obJ Port was read on Chinese-Soviet
■iv.nr. 1s bin six necks Japan-' film u n ion, of • economic coopera
LONDON. March 14. W*>
e»e n o t amen will s ta rt cutting tion In Manchuria.
H ritninV Foreign Secretary
tilt- rusting icm nanl* a p a rt.w ith
A special commissioner for
Krmvtt HeVln him declared
ncetjflcn? .torches.
economic affair* to Manchuria—
th a t BfitflilLjyyilId n o t w a n tA lone battleship, eight carriers Chang Kai N gnu—told rormhenr
to neu the Soviets
rench •
jl-Shek had tulil
ten cruisers, two subm arine tend- 'h at Chiang
era uml thico minelayer* a r e ' him fa ,l December not lo rocagagreem eni with* Iran under
Prvnidont John L. Lewi*
aiming item* already maik.-d for n u r any R ussian viwuis X u.Japupressure of the Red Arftiv
i tlii!-w iH |i hrnpr- Anmhcr ~battle-* Gnu iu a, f ■, tiooty. The cumnd**
o f t h e U n ite d ’ M lno W or'kcra,
occupation, llevin told the
sinner
said
he
wax
further
in
ship—Ijtw
Nugatn—and
the
c
ru
ll
in W ashington, today accused
House of Common^
th a t
er Sokaw a— will go to the Biki structed to refuse to discuss
soft coal operators of the
Britain ha.* made no decision
ni Atull a> guinea pigs in the CJiinrsr-Kusxiun rconumic cooper
responsibility for the deaths
ation until all Soviet forces hod
forthcoming atom bomb text*.
to send her troops back into
of 28,000 m iners in a period
Iran in vldw of Rusia's action,
Two vessels now In a dat isgrd been withdrawn from Manchuria.
The government spokesman em
o ha* the Brillah government
of 14 years.
runditioh at Kure .llartroi —the
opened negotiations w ith
the
hn|tl;*hip lla ru n a of Colin K elly'R hssiiM ‘th a t no agreem ent on
Lewis abandoned his so ft'
Iranian government for the re
fame and two cruisers converted economic cooperation has bven
tfied al tactics today i n ' ne-L
turn ,if liritlsti tr<ops.
Into half c a rrie rs—the Iso and reached wiUr Moscow regarding
gotiatlomt w ith the nation's
British Informant* said today
the Hyugn—are to be des.royed. Manchuria.
so ft'.c o il operator* and dem and
the lamdon cabinet has drafted
Angry shouts interrupted the
'Allied
authorities
huva
not
ed b etter working condition* In AIJUVlN'G FROM WASHINGTON, 1). C., where he had been con*4 formal atiytenienl outlining Bri
announced what they will ■! i with spokesman several times dot lug
th e ', mine*. Lewi* charged that f e r r n g with Hcc. of S ta te J a m e, F - B y n u s , funuec-JlriU sh.- IV tiw W
tain's position on the continued
m y - ! f i im i i n —n r ~ 7 h P ~ J » I f ~f)e 4 L / l l r ' r " UT]l* o f t i l l re p o rt.
„ _ d u r l l U L ihftJI-Jtear-W xiod-tha M inister W liiaton' CnuiTllIlI, iccdoijmhied by Mrs. Churchill, g iv e s, that would include t:> d e 'tro y rrs,
renew* of Russian troops In
Meanwhile,
affinal
Chlneec
coal ' industry had crushed and hi* famous victory Olgn as they arrive m New York's I’rnnsyl’r»a These inform ants say tho
submarines, El river boats, V3 government diapatchev from Man
shattered the bodies of more vania Station. After a short visit in the city they will leave (or le»*«rt cra ft and 12 troop trana* churia give* the first indication
statem ent (torn the ■*inner will
than a million mine worker* be England.
tv* submit le-t to tin- House of
(International!
j
porta.
It
has
been
nenruled
th
at
that
the
evacuation
of
Mukden
cause of a laxity In safety pre
i.nmmoiii.
by
n
Hrd
Army
garrison
might
_________________
_______________
__________
____________________
'they
either
wdl
iw
dentr
,yed.
nr
cautions.
,
The cabinet * action came after
1tire given lu ■■■ill, other nation. irtenn a soviet withdrawal from
Lewis declared th at operator*
n detailed -laleim nt from Foreign
ail
Mnchuria.
Tluv*(*
ilispalchrAnd stockholders have exploited
Secretary Eine*t ilevm on the
k*v long Hod Aimy culutmis ale
fth e fam ilies of the dead and
Iranian situation.
—
_
moring
along
highways—o
ste
n
practiced erlo rtlo n upon the yet
Well-informed London sourer*
sibly
beaded
fo
r
Siberia.
llIvlng
worker* through costly but
*ay Ilevm lias been giving close
ir
Inadequate
hospitalisation
and
I uttenlicn to the Iran situation and
medical service.
h«* been In touch with Secretary
_
The UMW chief challenged the
of S tate Jam es Byrnes in W aah■q
mine operators to a boint-bytngton.
polnt answ er and he shouted—
It ta understood In London'
diplomatic quarter* that „Ui* B rit
“ We ‘demand abatem ent of this
NEW YORK. Mar. 14. W1)—
ish Charge d'A ffaircs In" Moscow
il»ughtsr«M
A M>e< ini fm irm l plane loft Now
Meanwhile In D etroit, n speedy
has been told to inform Soviet
York City this morning, hearing
Foreign Commissar V.M. Meloratification has been predicted
th e ’lmdv of John Cardinal VilenNUERNBERG, Mar. I t. (Ah— Iron to St Lou!* ami u final restfo r an sg resm sn t calling fo r an
ttv th a t Britain “ in ala la" on an
DETRUIT,
Mar.
H.
uVI—
H erm ann Goering Ualny told the liife* iilnce in a crypt in the g reat
cent hourly ra y boost to end
immediate exphnnllun of Russia’*
PollcetrU'n In two ilaUm a re on
intem alional j m ilitary 1 till* inn I cathtdraL
move in Iran, vbq -It u si Ians,
>a - s tr ik e of 175,000 CIO United
.s —
CU
N
t
OHMlNG
WITH
W
ISIlK
s
of
the
late
John.
Cardinal
(Ilcr.imr
t i e klert again for a nurtefnald, of Bt.
R, 7,i. ’ *"
•— -*.*n
.
th*t' h e ' h at mv liiumtluri'Cu' hid.*
A u to '* W oritera -a g a in st -Oernt*!
| intcinstiuFul _(ftc«U*nt. Wyrt
‘ ‘ *!’
'
Tho plane arrived * ' n t " 1a
1"- Ml,*1 "!'*>
hi* U*dy V .ll ha t„k
behind Adolf Hitler In hit te sti Guard In Field thin morning after conneelod With the kidnaping of,I /to St. V01'
'lio v r [i„iov, h| oil their troops by
Motor*. Doth union and Company
Lmil- lu (■•■ bur led lien- iv a u '» nf the Interior "f ,ni
All
If a, 'J.
mony. Goering asserted that ho n tran satlan tic hop from Shan one child in llrtroit ami an- Souls Chapel In SI I ,*.
officials have praised the con
t
iih.-dm
l
l.,.,mulh
which
n
crypt
is
heme
other in Dayton, O.
Meanwhile, flrittsh nnwspapera
asked
H itler
to grant aid
to Gentra c t as a good one. Reliable
non,
Eire, via
*t t__
_
,
iu
vu,
via,
*Newfoundland
i t »v j r■ii ij i *tel 11■
i■
built to tw elve r.ltdllm l till iitioh'.
The l*Oily wll| r.-.t uodri
arc critical
»f
Gt-nerftiliiiimo
sources have asserted ‘th a t the
Remodeling of the
Florida eralisslm o hranrisco hranco dtir- O rd in a l Glrmmn died Set Urdu* i Thm
! the oin«iee„l„| .U.h j.-.l in front ..I the rathe,ll h |f, ojlnr.
Joseph Stalin for his attack on
wu**,.
/** Strike, longest In the history of S tate Dank building nt the . cor Ing the Spanish clytl war. H e 1in his nnltvc Eire just two week* Jevahirian, taken from hi* home
(
International
Snundphot
W in.ton Churchill. The Soviet
the auto Industry, h ta cost th s In ner of F irst 8 trrc t and Park Ave aaiil he had urged the action “to afte r Pop# Plus XII elm-nted him o n Julie G, ltU 3. The D ayten
leader branded hts wartim e ally
dustry more than-. <1JX)0 ,000, 000 . nue was started yesterday * under prevent the spread •:l -ommit- to the Cardinnlate.
child, - 20 month-old
Ronnie
a s a warmonger for Churchill's
Conflicting estim ates nave placed direction of Frank Ashdown, con nlam." Then^ Goering added th at
A final requiem mas* will beTbonipson, disappeared a year
Fulton. .Mo. Speech on Mar. 5.
the loss to workers between trac to r with errctlori of scaffold- ho felt it would provide g good celebtnted Saturday in the pre.
• ‘•c- »h* «am* nursemaid had
Simultaneously, the B ritish pres*
<187,000,000 and jl44,00Q j)00.
ing
•
test for Germany's young air late's home Dlcceal. of St. Louis. I ‘• k tn ear* t of
fhlblron. No
has issued a call fir* a new m eet
The marble facing of the build force.
It will lm attended by the three
' vr'' ,h»» b**" /*>««> °r ,h c
ing of the lug thi.<e to improva
ing wilt tar removed, said K.G.
Goering boldly told the drlhunal new American cnrrlinaL who were babies, and none of the nurserelation* between Moscow, and
ma*duntil now.
prexlil
K ilpatrlck.
ilpatrick, vice’ president
of tho th a t he planned ta-bwM » bomber elevated with Cardinal Glennon.
joudoii and' W nshinglon
bank, and Will lie replaced w nn capable of flying to (ho Unileil i Thoy are Francis Cardinal SpellMr*. Alice Jevahirian has just
Hi ili-li Foreign O f f i c e
n plaster, cream tinted- finish. S lates end beck.’ He said
lack i man of New York,. Edward Onr- come upon n snnpihot of the wo
,T:ai. [ny, Oirie probably
< FRA NK FU RT, M ar. 14, GP>— The bank area will take In thu of aluminum---and technological jdlnal Mooney of Detroit wod man who vanished with he, sol,
_ ,11 U no oificml stafrm vnt from
United State* security officials adjoining* store on F irst S treet planning caused him to abandon Samurl Cardinal S tritch of Chm- Ppul. She hud gone to a rooming
I on,|,m. government <m Stalin'*
, , .
,
i t ,
t>
,
,
.
...........
have asserted th a t there has been form erly occupied by the Robb development of four-engine, tong- agu.
house with n friend to inquire _ , n n
¥ 1 (1 0 A l l o t t e d
r o r R u s s i a S i i y s I r a n i a n s m * . i »t n -u r,h iii »m*e chutchm
about
lodging
There
lucked
in
the
no. .ju ry in g in N atl activities In Bakery.
*
range ‘bombets. As tn * Jrt-p r).
The late Cantuinl'* brother —
, . ,»t m n u n ,H* b ngur t» « member of the
-th e American occupation n ine {it
The cnlrancr of the building
tiled, aircraft:—Goocirtg said tbv Dr. William I’.* Glennon —ami edge of a m irror was a snapshot.
D em anded
2 8 9 , 0 0 0 ! U iillsh government.
. Germany, Som* supplies of hid will be moved from the eonvjr
about
14
other
friend*
and
clergy-1
Wra.
Jevahirian
gaipwi.
Shu
heuftw dffe -was developing lh.it
' den. weapons have been discovered to ila center facing F irst S treet. „ weapon
„
a picture of the
even before the war be- men from St. Louis accompanied U,ve<*
S q u a re
I M ile
A re n
W a s h i n g t o n . Mar. i i , w v th a t, On the rig h t fro n t, will b e , Mr. L . n
recently, b u t other j (than
|*
the l>ody lack to the Missouri form er nursemaid.
— :-------,
t Tlie S late Depurtmi'iit is conH e a b o u g e effo rts ace said to be K ilpatrick?-office and on. Uwt left * t hV ” fn iw ir V.«t Iteichimar- City. .She sent the snapshot to her VThe Hanford Garden Club voted
M DSCmy. Mur. 1 1. t/l*l—The ijmrttig to receive infui matlon
fo rtn
tr N**’what he 'hit*
a t a minimum.
■ front two additional office* which sh Th#
Soviet
new spaper—Ii- at«>ut Russian troop movemonta
a ll, also
aeeeptkd
T he at rival of the plane bear mother-in-law, who further Idcntl today to make preparations for official
Since VE day about 160 Araerl- may be available for, rental.
e rn e d “ full and compTJle respon ing Cardinal Glennon’* body to- f*®d the picture. A short time the construction of a Golden Club vrsliii - Im, i, i-u«,ot elenii nt* in iii«hi
)um*iitrr f tk«* Bonier*
■ V ; rs n soldiers have died as a m u l t
There w llU J)*, enlarged s -a
p its xe iSalhinty”
ItiMsino of li n n l i f l u m o l r u ik i- y . S o m e
f o n t l t antl-Jewish ecc- day was in sharp , contrast with I •■‘• r , Mrs. A rthur C Thompson Building Tlie motion was made Iran of t i v " , to
of acta characterised as sabotage. for teiUure.and'Tftc bank sta ff, end
Dayton Identified the pictur, j by Mr* Kndnr Curlet, at a mc-t- terril,»iie- o. 'Itr cnrIV year* of tH i'^ ooafw b rtie v** i h . i l one m a jo r
nomir dec pecs, which bore his the scenes when the late prelate
T he authorities say there has l i e , virolt will l>e moved to tha sig n atu re.- * •
arrived In New York City en “ th a b o f th* nuraema d who ha,J ing of the elnh ni the City Hall the Soviet t uooi \ lengthy ar L m ' l i a i i o b je c t in »• ma> bi* to
h t ra a r of the building, gfvlAg
.
been • m arked drop i n . such rig
lgl»i
vanished In It*44 with her son following a diacuasioii of various tic|o any* tiiai - oiiii* of thu Iran law io h n a t iv e i i j ' i n i i k’ t » in iu H a n Goering paid u t'h ls tunl that route lo Rome for hi* elevation Ronnie.
■-,( death# lately.
„
_ idditlonal Working spare.
phnse* of the nropoaal.
Inna who
Inflamed p l a n a
i n h in a ll H o s t o f tbr- m id tlle
G erm any's ‘ departure from the to tTio purple. At th a t time,
Most of the Incidents th u i fa r
I t is planned lo air cc
I; .. ., in I'.'l*.' -till ,%eteui t’tiiAii r'***
So with one snapshot and two
Mrs, J i ll Sic, u.In, president ugntiiM
* baVa been attrib u ted - to reatle** the bank for the com fort of League of Nations came when, Cardinal Glennon exchanged wit names as iriTIue. police are on the rt.f the club, who p'croled over exeil to,
MiftlO'lir,' lo.llo*
gangs of homeless youth*. In employees and customers, said “ It was clear that n th n power* tleisms with newsmen and fold trail again.
the meeting, oxpiesmxl uppiowil tlircction f Ii.dtinn |H»hUc*'*
; l Kill!AN. Mur. II. (A*)—DUtelligence officer* eay some of Mr. KIKlpatrirk, who added th a t were unwilling t»g disarm, and , them he had been so well tre a t
of (he plan and thanked tho t'lty
ed by Cardinal Spellman that he
Th** Uiiaiinn nt*wiaiift|trr naitcrt^ imlcbcj* front northern Iran auy
-th e s e were form er members of the improvements of the bank power In the ca st—ftuasif—waa .wondered
CotnmUtioir and (’hamlwr of that the hnntiiMB in IS#1fj (tt- i tiRf fIu»«inT! troop* aro
If he 'should take off
the
/■ H itle r organisations, who now are were in kef ping with th a growth h arry in g odt unheard-of arntaGommrrcc official* fnr their hrlp tn an d cl ahiu»-t half of tho Ca’i | move toward tho border* of both
for Rome. ,
- ream ing the* countryside. Many of Sanford and Seminole Qounty. m tnL
In th e ‘ m atter and on previous ra*ti* f t ' t* ltu>*la. Thl* I* said Turkey ami Iraq. OVe Red Army
Goering defrnderl the N nil
Increased building activity w aa
• such group# already h iv e been
projects sDonaorcd by tha club. _ tq —have - in c lu d e /th e elu de of I-column whlcR' Rad"iw n c tl porth-^
taken Into custody by govern- Indicated by building perm ita program of blind obedience by
A building com mittee was nn. Soviet A scrhaijan, the ojl city of | ward from, the A ivrbaijah capi«officers.
laaued during the past r a k . i t
ointed-hy Mrs. ’ McCnslitu Com■ llakii, Scv ict A rm enia! the city ( tal of Tsbrlx toward tho Soviet
th * C ity-H all. Most of th eee-g re t j i o d i '
-T O K Y O , M a r - 14, f/Fj—The e*cd of Mrs. AAV. Epps, chair of .Yerevan and parts uf the border ha* swung westward ia
i n ct ip
l c _____
fur. iiiuderaUi price dweHinga.
-- leadership'.
h ip /pJ rrin
le ” .He .addcA}
Army newspaper S t a r *
and man, Mrs. O .l’. Ilanufon, Mr*. tran*-CaUra*us. That- would hi,to the general direction of two
Sr
J .tl; Fort son .reciflved a perm it th a t Russia could not have sur
S tripea has disclosed th a t the Lea Lcslier, Mr*. (Mi. Klrtlcy, rep resell It'd an area of about Turkish district* which Russia
to erect m fram e house In Pine- vived without IL
Elton Moughton, J r ., program Japanese Army- Ministry, ahort- Mr*. C.L. PowelJ, and Mrs. t'ur- 2 KH,0 tH] square mite*.
ha* said should be returned to
hurst on C edar Aventle a t esti , But it Waa. when Goering was ritalrm
an for the iqeeting of the |y a f u r VJ day, sent inxlrue* Ictl. Shr also appointed a finance
l/.yer.tl*
-ay*
the
Iranians
did
her.
questioned
about
the
so-called
mated
cost
of
<3,000;
William
-W hat
CHICAGO. M ir. 11,
Junior Chamlmr of Commerce to tion* to flald commanders to dla- committee w ith the same mem nothings to interfere w i|h the i
i Is. a Randall to erect a <1,000 freptc. ‘‘m aster race*' that h* i really be held tonight a t the City Hall <pot* of m ilitary supplies In vlo- bership as th e Garden Center movement of a British detachm ent
American education' t
ISTANBUL, Mar I t . (AT—The
bristled.
He
told
the
tribunal
no
boose
on
Seventeenth
S
treet
‘a
t
■
realdent
i* “ little mors oomph”
.
a t 8:00 o’clrok, announced today I*tion of tho su rren d er tarma. The Committee end with Mr*. 8 .G. from Baghd.nl to Raku. The a r Turkish government heard In un
body
would
find
th
a
t
phrase
in
Fine
Level;
Dolly
M,
B
ates
te
A. Johnatan of 0>e Motion
th a t C h arlit Morrison* would con S tars and S tripes disclosure has Dickerson aa chairm an.
» E. r. .i. e ...............................
ticle- has added th a t this ruling easy silence today th a t Russian
, Ptgture Produeere-Dlitributors As- erect- e fram e two and a J h alf an y of hla writing*. Goering duct a. q u it contest.
Mrs. McCaslin announced th a t ■|iquo in Iran has not been w ith troops ip Iran are moving tow ard
been verified by e public re la
story
home
In
tha
M
ayfair
Divi
say*
If
one
U
/p
ma*t|tr,
one
doe*
W soelatlon,
'
Moughton added th a t prlxaa tions officer of th a Eighth A rm y. recent plant sales by the Garden out instigation from the outside, the T urkish-Iraq - bolder. Tk*
sion on E ast Second S treet be n ot need to empllMlte it.
Johnston *:
will b« awarded. President Jack
T he order to field commander* Club had raised <317.86. One
tween
Mellonvllle
and
H]Uot
A
ve
Anti-Soviet force* In Iran are Turkish Army i» fully mobilised
J ago before a ____
Ratlgan aald th a t final Plan* provided for the quick release uf hundred dollars of thl* sum has declared
nue
a
t
<
0
,
1100
.
>
lo have dreamed of -—at a strength of about 1,000,of the American A s«
of
for tha form ation of committee* good* suitable fo r civilian use to been nllotcd fo r the purchase of tearing away
Nick Constantine- was given a
Soviet territories. 000 troop*. Istanbul rem ains undar
a stage of siege. The governm ent
will be discussed during the m eet th a t thev .would not fall into th e atalea* to b* Planted in City
perm it to erect .a oO by 06 store
The
paper
say*
they also went so some time ago pledged to fig h t
parks and <26 lo r .the purchase
ing.
hands of the occupying powers.
on ■ S a n fo rd " c Avenue
between
of a spray machine to ho avail fnr ao to try to. ,make. the Caspian
n ' to tho death before allowing anjf
Fourth and F ifth 8 treote a t- 4
internal Iranisn
Iranian sea. II,raIbra for.;_ „ tce io cr0„
T u rk a jrl
able to al residents of the coun sea ann Internal
coat of <6,000. A. C. and J . E.
him Mnkimi, who was premier frontiers.
ty
for
a
small
rental
fee.
The
gqt permlLa fo r *rog|ion of , Tha C ity CojntnJaiion held a
tree sals last S aturday, she re prior to present Prem ier Ahmed
regard to
a concrete block, filling ataUon hearing la st evening
vealed, netted < 00 .
Qsvam Es Snttaneh, is accused
iliona. A c t 1
fo
u
r
Ismail
change*
to
be
mad*
j
with
room
above
on
th#
Orlafido
_ tomorrow'*
In 'comic* tod
Pointing out th a t <262.86 haa of being among those with antil a city xon Ing restrictions. Thete
Highway
Iq
the
Draamwnld
secboonuhrd
letaf
wytaofwy
cUoidl
eenvhlle, th e
expression,
baen
placed
in
th
e
building
fund,
wak only on* objection to one of
i count lion * t a ro*t of fOJIQO.
fly erudite
tnade the first Soviet designs.
the changes which waa modifteJ
WASHINGTON. M ar. 14.
about her distinguished cus Mr*. MrCtsil
readers. In
umbers.
erseH , and • then
contribution
K1WANIH NOTICE
accordingly, said Mayor Jam es Tha old salTnc order rh an g ilh — tomer*.
W INTER PARK, Msr. 14, (/P L t W ot
railed upon o th er member* to
GllL
/
,
rI
Supreme Court Justice William . J
lit
Weihlngton*#
old
rap
ito
r
rea
-1
She’a
found
o
u
t
th
a
t
soma
of
the value
follow
au|t,
raisin
g
an
additional
Kiwania ClUb’a
On# o f the change*'Included
Douglas said today during a edntauninL Now th a t ths bread U)e southern member* raise a <68 during th# (nesting.
. cation wt
barbecue, achedulad totension two block*' te a t on F irst
ferance 6 n th* future of atomlO
I to the level
held a t tjta barbecue pita of tha S tre e t of the commercial are*. baskets of Europe have to be howl if they find a little s u g a r
Mrs.
II.M.
W
atson
read
a
proenergy a t Rnlllna College th a t ha
th e atreeL"
F ifty Associate*, hae been chang P rio r to this th* hlock from San filled, th* resta u ran t's congres ‘In th e ir com braad. T hat m arks
icd
change
in
th*
Article
4,
think* tha United .N ation* char
She's
ed to- tb e USO building .on ac fo rd Avenue ea st had been deilg- sional custom ers Rimy h e rs a se It aa strictly yankee.
etlon 2 , af th * by-lawa of Uiy
cond roll o r cracker only for the learned, too, th a t It's sometime*
Unit NV* 41 of the National ter should be amended *o th#
count c f the inclement w eather,
club
which
would
change
th*
commercial.
lim e w
is —inti only b etter to seat a Republican w ith meeting data fro m the third F rl- Association of Retired Railway tion* of the world would b t weld
aching.
Tim*
was—and
E d Lane -announced, thl* a fte r''
bore a Democrat rath e r than to s e a t day of October, February, and Employee* will meet Monday ed Into a world federation “w ith
y*et*relay—when tho ■table*
noon.' I t da expected to begin • a t
basket* heaped with roll* and two Democrats together. She's May, to tha th ird T hursday of morning at ' 10:00 o'clock a t the powers to act aa a whola ra th e r
S tM . tonight.
cornbrcad. The restaurant
_____b o a u careful about those thing*—end theia months. T h e m attet" will City Hall, according to an an than as Individual soverign state#.
"iN R O U T B TO U. 8 Ha added to m ake sura such a
eta, Mrs. E d ith Rldgely, says th* proud of th* comment which Dem b* voted upo In th# May meet nouncement. today by W.B. Zachworld organisation will roccaad*
" ry, chairman.
hungry legislators m ade w ay w ith o cra tic leader John MecCormdck ing,^ Mra. McCaslin ssid.
made o f .h e r and her Job,. H a
about 30 dosen rolls a day.
___________
Mr. Zachrv aald th a t discus the people m ust b* educated In
•aid, "H ere ti. one woman w ho
sion* would be hel ({regarding a the ntJanlng end objective* of th *
,.v*.
haa 438 congressmen eating o u t
T IN D E L IR I)IK( H A R G E IJvl^' bill now pending which would federation.
provide N ite r pensions for re tire -1
DOttdlJts ia on# of
of h er hand."
If M rs. Rldgely keeps h*r con
S 1/e Barausl A. Tlndel, P.O. ed railw ay rm n lq « * g .,in . eroanl-T ^.0™ . °! prom inent Americana
‘i r coat of liv
liv- wha had propose,! In a reaofct*
tro l over the bread situation In 82 of Lak* Monroe, has been ance jp ith th t Tilgher
re sta u ra n t, a .(g o o d dischargad from tha Uniteding. lie added th a t several other tion th a t the United S tates ta k a
'
be N ary,, according to lrvfornutlan questions of vttgl Interest, to mem- tha load In
received today from tha R i n l bers
organisation would be “ Iran* form
rs of the organ
“
iL Saparatlon CeaUr ' tn
plained and n* urged 611 ms f i
Jacksonville.
u
.
bar. t0 atland-, ,.* < « !
,
• . -----NEW
y 6 RX , Mar.- * II,
A P-V
P -V The cm O etnee board
o f the Untied Electrical. HadUo' and ' Machine Worker*
Union he* ratified the wage
agreement reached with G«**
era) Electric Com p in t. The
strike against Genera) Elec
tric ha* lasted" SI dajrt, and
~ ha* I n v o l v e d 100.030 *mW ployj*. t •
v
* .......... <nr a sso c ia t e d m r m )
l
Goering Asserts He Asked Hitler
To Aid Franco During Spanish War
PlSrte Enroute To
St. L o u i s Bearing
Former Chief Of German Luftwaffe Declares Body Of Cardinal P o l i c e Seeking
.He Has No Intentions Of Hiding1Behind
M a i d Connected
______ Adolf Hitler In His Testimony
Wi t h Kidnaping
RemodJe'ting rf0 f
FlQridaaSiate4
Bank Underway
Sanford Garden Iran Accused Of
Club Votes To Trying To Seize
Erect Building Soviet Territory iv
'No Upswing Of Nazi
Activities
Reported
Purchase Of Plants
For City’s P a r k s
r
>
x:
S ' S -Morrison_Tft Conduct
Oui* "At JayCee MfCt
Iftrms Of Surrender
Viblated By J a p a n
J
‘Oomph*
Four Changes Made
To Zoning Ordinance
Rolls At Capitol Restaurant Are
Now Out Of Reach Of Legislators
Justice Douglas For
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THURSDAY, MARCH 14
T O P SANFOnD ire n A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA’
City Taxes
The Sanford Herald
19.46 "HOLDOUT"
In reject Inn the Basel>4JI Association's plea- for funds
from the City, a remark aUriqubctl to M ayor H. Jam es
G ut strikes us as a classic. “ We are not going to operate
the City of Sanford," he said, "on the basin th a t the fed
eral Kovernment is operated.”
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Sanford tried that twenty years ago lAng before the
New Deal was ever conceived, and- found, out w hat the penal
ties are. We have been paying tnrougii the nose ever since
and will lie paying for many .years to come. T hat is one
good substantial reason why th e City cannot now h«4p the
Baseball i Association,
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But 'lf we an? going to make essential .public jm prov^ments in-4be years. Uy-cuawv-bht* w hprtw ltnhr to pay for
•vaso m m o N iit O n
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND GO."
CUSTOM -M ADE wootlcn Winds, warp-proof. No'
metal slats used due to climatic conditions. All ty]>e
blinds repaired- Free estimates.^
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CAPT. C. HOLDBCEAW, (R etired), Owuer1005 E.
' Phone 197-W
E- F o u rth S
Stt.
W O N^M AV
• * ’borroW monfif T o r public Tmprovementa,
or spend money
th a t we do not have.
It is quite apparent th a t many public improvements
are already needed. There U great public pressure not only
for old to the baseliall ciub, btit also fo r g rea ter recreation
facilities for both white and colored peoplo, street and sideWalk improvements, public |» r k s and playgrounds, civic
beautification .and a score of other projects.
Meanwhile, the cost of operating the City haH gone up
precipitously, ju st ns the cost of operating everything else
has gone up.,JJen who used to mow our jmrk fawns for
SB a day now V ant $6 or $8 a day. And everybody else who
works for the City gets more money. E verything the City
has to buy costs more.
’Wiese are facts which all of us will have to recognize
and resolve in a practical m anner if we want to get anything done. Wu should nob-go before the City Commission
asking for funds, without some definite plan on Jmw the
City should raise the money.
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We believe the time has come when the public will
have to.face squarely the issue of increased taxes for local
purposes.
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MARCH
VRUNH
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W ilt T O D A Y
YUKHK
ABE
C K iK T A l N
BfOTfl HIGH IN HALLOWED
HEMOKJEi:. T » K K E
A It E
SANCTUARIES OF THE SOUL
r n n w h ic h m e n in g r e a t
Tr o u bles long, som e have
NO SUCH ONGING: Bring .mo
unto
43:3.
ii the way
sting down
you'd think
Yfg suspected that
MOTOR TUNE UP
The next national park will commemorate one of th e
m ost colorful of our presidents, Theodore RoosuvelL It wilt
also, call attention to a‘ beauty spot not nearly hot well
known as it should be. This is the N orth Dakota Hud
lainds, It,500 acres of which have.been approved as a na
tional park by, the House of Representatives Public Landr
the folks me Committee.
Miami Beach
While it is over a q u arter of 5 century since the
the war wn% rttremmn* Ti.dilL'..iliu<lr Uij*- delt#ht-In"thBtrattlUOTs nmFTn
-physical exertion are -wall remembered. Yet* strangely live* support**! the SinltlcCon!enough in his early manhood he was sickly, jto th a t from iially anU -elriki hill, it Is rumor1 18811 to 1883 he spent p a rt of each ydW ranching in the r<1. according to it Washington
area to be included in the new nark. This contact with <orr.-*i><milrnt_th»t the C IQ plan*
Uh« West not uply restored his health, but gavo hlbl "a tn' lli/tutnirnle ia well flnniiced do"i
ringing^ rattUtatcu in the
JUu*wledH« of the W estern point of view an d sym pathy bell
stale to convince Titter* that th ry
Jwltb It which was ono of hla. g reatest assets as a public insile Joc St^ lh _n*r«L.klC- election
' ’ onjireseinsn JiA :Tem trlrks of
,!i‘,..,il?-7--mttn^IU.w«s-his-Western-#upportcr* who forcedtfli*' noMtnir>r«Yiarminiib
"Jtion for vice-president In 1000, thereby bringing him into I MinAwRobert Slkics of Cr*elitetm "f(t
of I-ukslaial, Cuajth e White House u year later, on the death of P re sid e n ti
uf ..XJjuml gml Price of Jackml tor’ s McKinley.
‘-.-lmvUJc, sad thd on
*1 minstn1
Of the Bud Lands of th e Little Missouri, a stretch <if they should b« <l«fi
rth shoot-’•broken country batm w a the prairies of N orth Dakota and tarn election.
o*e of ue 0f Montana. Kooattvolt wrote. ^ It has a desolate grim beauty 1 .
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| th a t has a curious fnaalnaUbtl for me." Doubtless it will j w^ ™ r . 1 » f h ,
■Isimllnrly affect many Americans who will noon be seeing su it* u> b* held ir
Tbe Tantpa
piink Uiat i f we stup thinking
about w ar with Russia we won t
have war with Russia. Rut wasn't
that Just what we did about Ja|t-
State News Briefs
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Ity W IL L A R D C O N N O LLY
The Titusville .Star— Advocate. A lot of pionkey business Is
ilfllN out that (l.e woman o f,sa id to lie going on in Miutui
(Ulrica ate spending two mil- where 'Dade C'oUnly connnissibnsrs
sa dollar* this year on cos- a r e , considering a .proposal by
attc*. decUripa that this is Armand Denis, explorer, ur astnr g a ly a - facs-savlng gesture-' ! tllsh a 'J60J000 center-for breeilRouses ell used to say. b j hold o
softly, tmt c arry a big | a $2 ,000,
That's s o m e t h i n g our 0iher end of Virginia Key.
Because
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^Sam ples Lot Of
Forgotten Man
"een etih ittM al"
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behavior.
Umberto No Gay Blade
Prince U asborto^lV and grow
ing bald, seldom l* * v * s tbs royal
palace since '■the arm istice ended
hia v irit* to I t a lia n , troop# fight*
in# w R h 'A f lW T b m J ,7™ "
Once renowned for h it gay s»cattailtt" the .t a ll, dark- prince is
never icon t t operas. concert* or
festive, puttie M Vb«rtaU . H e. generally rlse i a t 8 a,m. arvl spond.i
the reot of the d a y in amllrtoee,
U m lerto'a w ife,.blonde Brines**
M arla Jo se., siste r of K in a Leo-
By liE O R G K B R IA
RO M E — Ita ly ’s’ m /a l fam ily
lives v irtu ally In complete seciuslop, avoiding the _ public gaze n v
the bitter battle for kingdom or
republic w h ich ,h as torn the na
tion for two years nears a c li
m ax.
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Tho Italiun people, through a
constituent atfem bly or. by direct
referendum. Is expected to give
•be fateful verdict-some time thia
year.
Meanwhile
77-ytnr-otd
King much
Villen in Emamivle MI has tetlred
with Jueen Elcnn to a villa in
Some monarchists held that
Naples, while (’town Prince Um Umberto, as- well at hi* father, is
berto carries on in Rome as lieu
tenant-general of the realm,
.Still technically king although
vrieiiltng no power, thn agsd monarch is rarely mentioned ■todn
He is said, to be w riting 'll*
memoirs and a defense of hia
mitteiw th a t their w elerw ayl m e l which held Its f ir s t rehearsal jn
In neod of. improventeat, such ns King. Through a fund campaign
il.-epenlng of the Bt. Johns lltver
from Palnlka to Sanford, pay to conducted by the 8 L Augustine
the Federal government In to x cr Keren!, more 'then tl.0 0 0 w is
sbuut es much as the stole de raised to ciiuip tbe baud with
rives from Its most golden crop, Inslruimnita. More than 100 chlhltourists, and slimit forty million ren are enrolled In the band, l^it
present AS have urdfoi m»- Tim
dollars more- than growers get at
usml will make It* firs t labile
from ell farm producte in ca:h Iappearance
soon prior to enter
Income.
Durihg ' the . year UM&
puytneata by Floridians into the ing the contest.
f . Jural ' A m eeury. - raach*
tM W M n e m a M M A A A a a M M W W A a M A m w v v v M M M M W M h e A A e M M m
841,731, or about .0 of
cent of the-national total, iccord*
ing to rth a 'F lo rid a S late 1 lember
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dhn are having .in of Commerce.
• Floridt)fns
awful time , tr y in g , to convince
the federal appropriation* coin-
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WHEEL BALANCING
Phone H22
REGISTER flOW —exercise your right to to te,
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KagUUr Now — Lxofdhe your rig h t tp yol®
HERE ARE SOME OE THOSE
rein /sen U -
,W# wonder just how niurh
trike* 'and industrial strife in
Ifijr country, us well as tho
urriad
demobllliatioh
of 'the
Fgttad States A rdjy witheut anyi
rwvlslbn whatever for a peacelate A rm y, has to do with the
recent
AN D 1 .
Bunlan- nggressjoiu,
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accumlatM*
statlsties lo
_ .pro**
___ tIhbqi are m ort
iplatln Miami than ever bafoiu.
tong tHsm a re the nttmlier of
IS. of garixtge ro’lleeted, the
nber of gallons o r ^ m e r pump*
-and tbe ituniber of - gallon*
srhltbey druuki (or la k ipiartsT
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SOMETHING
O R IE N T A L I.
TOHAV and FHmAYl
YOU !VlU8T NEK AND F E lrt, “ OUl
VINES IV 'V E TENDER (JUAPKS
tto
[rctive# do not fit thia picture,
•critm tit* soft, human chnrm e f
school' nan-hois romance- w tu t- th e country
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YOU’VE
January 8«BJ)ia Wl
Dutch' Jenkins,,
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ir T e h n is^ lla
Gushionn
1 beyowil tbumaaXc<r>ni*re-
1»possible efidemoaratte
»na- Ujs destroyer of fh#
ll*nc«» and self-reiiwct and
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C H O P 3 U E Y D ID N O T O R IG IN A T E IN C H IN A !
T h i s (o m o u a ‘ ‘C h in e s e ’’ d is h o rig in a te d In th g U n i
ted S ta te s .
Showw.CuBjwnst
it, t "Popular
Stlmpson: '
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i f you want the.beat come to HAYNES ft WILEIAMS where the finest awaita. your aelection
�THURSDAY, MAHCir 14, 1940
Social A n d
TH E SANFORD H E Il,\ l.l), SANFORD, FLORIDA
Personal
Activities
*®*Uty Editori Cccvlla Trulnck
Tela. No. 148
t Patricks Party
Social Calendar SHeld
At Womans Club
tllU K S D A Y
Gafilen Club rail ' mooting U.J*. A- S t. P a tric k s Bay bridge p arty
.fc. intituled fuc_UJDu A* -M. hf Iho under the itponnornhip of the
c inmissionciV room a t the City aoclal d ep o rtm en t of th e Sanford
Hall. P lan.h will l*e di
WdOTirti* - Club * Wa* enJSyrtCyootiK pniLaynj j ia a t
terday
afternoon at the club
W . All tnrreber* nr« urgrd to
heuie by approxim ately 40 mem
ber*. Trie St. Patricks theme of
‘ .‘iemliuilp Rebecca t-odge No. 43 d t e n and w hite was carried out
v lil m eet In the. O ld - Yellows in tho. decorationK, refreshm ents
H all at 8:00 p. m. •
and 'prltaa.
The Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. Roy ’ Ttlils was awarded
V U rncct nt 3:00 p. m., a the
in ro e of Mr*. J , O. Andes on high score prise and Mrs. W.K.
W s th c n 'w s s the winner of the
Lehman Road.
Junior t il th P.T.A. will m eet CMow* checkers prise. The re
a! 41:30 P.M. Hoard meeting Is ’ frcshment* Consisted of k e ertfam
and cake w(th attractive shamIthftluled for :t;00 P.M.
rock* placed on the plate*.,
FRIDAY
Hoftesae* fo r the afternoon in
• a r b itr a l Circle of the. Sanford
garden Club will meet Friday cluded: Mr*. C.C. E arl, Sir*.
O' tiling at |U ;00 o
Ja t .th e George McCall, Mrs, John Melsch,
Li nr of Mrs. II.
iworth Sr. and Mra. WIA. Vosslcr. Mrs.
mi.I will m otor to D uytofl^ iieaet) JAV Hall called a short business
to Mrs. Annie
Merriwether**. meeting of th e aoclal departm ent
, . heme /o r a / covered, dish ' lunch prior to - tho party.*-- ■'
eon.' All aiettibers are urged to *■'=ji-*- rr -■ mm..mmmia Ml FTTT*: _.i ,
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MONDAY
Lonjfwood C i v i c ,
L e a g r u e s Meets
Pe
rson a l s
—M ri-'itnd- Mrs. ■ D ale"S co tt,' Jr.
plan to move to th eir hew re*ideuce 7l>S Park Avenue, tom orjog',
*s.---- -Jki----------- f»v,
-M r. and Mrs. Julian Rtenstrom
have moved their realdence lo the
Langley Apartments, O il’s Park
Avenue,
Comilr. Payton Ayer*, U. S.
Naval Medical Corps, spent a
weekend with his m other recent
ly. in Imngwood.
P. II. Tcpsic is v isitin g Mrs.
Tcpilc and Mr. anti M rs. J . U.
Cogbiim at their hum* I Bill East
Second S treet.
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Lieut. H arry tlrim ball, J r . It
visiting his parents, Mr. an d Mr*.
11. M. Grahhall, at th e ir home
1118 Mngnnliw .Avenue.
tPrfia.' 3: N. Hobson, J r ., left
Wednesday for llam ptpn, Vb „ to
altcm l-th g funeral of her brothm ln-lapv J- M. Walker, w ho-died
unexpectedly last Tuesday night.
th e reg u lar builifcsi and Inapiiational meeting of the Preabyierian -Womffns A usiliarv wig
1^ held nt 8:00 p. m. New offor the coming year will
be iiir lulled. A * serial hour will
In' held.
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Tbe Pust M a trtn t Club o f tho The other, officers will . e n e f o r , Mr an<) M ri j Rck G ran t an>!
{* K.S. will meat with Mr*. R.W. anpther y ta r Mr*. C r-m er o> . ))n [)(Jn uf TKoma> W ash, are
01 son, [Km, of Tacoma, W ash, art
Tom er, tMfi i'nrk Avenue, a t Leesburg, district iliector of
' visiting her parents.
parents, Mr. and
und Mr*.
Mm
8 d0 I'.M. viitli yirs. lls rry K ent m an.' t JtoK 1^ ^ 1,.,! ^ * ™ n rlr mnn ^vil*i,inK
a« ' co-hostess,
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Program meeting nt the h irs t or Womans' Club*."
b ap tist Church annex nt 3:30
Mr*. D.R. Gruy, Mr*. C.ll. { Fr |, „ d , „ f Mr*. W. R. Ilyaon
P M. with Circle 5 in charge of Fearey.
Mr*.
George
H rld g c!w(||
« |ai|
|,.nrn (h at she i*
the meeting. Mr*. John l.ce will Mi», J.A .Histlmu and Mr*.• June rvrtiperatiiig frorn w recent operaiAwu charge of the meeting. Tonic
onir Whitten will arran g e a benefit tics a t h er home 1201 Mugnolia
in lj l>e "H om e Misiiun* Uuildf
illngt entertainm ent. The Provlncvliiwn Avenue.
Mia* Otedn Dyson acit, a New World."
Players of Hruiford will presejil conijianirr! her mother home frum
■ Sunbeams, Junior (i, A.’s and a ' pluy Tuesday evening u t the Jacksonville,*
li. A.’« " f the Ratdist Church Library Hall Tickets are new on
will m ret at* the church a t 3:30 aalf by member* of the league.
John Ulstline who has l « n
R efreahm rnti w ere *rrvtd dur doing 'ato m bomb work in New
P. M.
Night Circle of the H aptlst ing the aoclal hour by tc special Mexico ha* been visiting b!» p ar
( lUirfh will niert nt the home committee.
ents at hi* home in Longwnod for
of Mrs. L B. Reynolds, 1033
several day*, but ha* now* Irft fur
W est F irst Streelj ol J 111 I'— M.
Cornell. N. Y . to work for hi*
'doctor of science degree.
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Club Serves Steak
fl.cpionaires
T o Be!"1
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I in preparing Ibe food ami conMrs.
Chris
Hirninjj;
Main
Speaker
H o n o r e d U n I » i r t h d a y i dueling m ah gam e, n- bmgo foi-.
And Chicken Supper
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* 'low ing th e -upper.
At
ReKion
Six
P.
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A.
Meeting
._.The Seminole Country Club j _
The Woimins AutillilTJ' of the i
served steak and chicken suppers
last evening at 7:30 o'clock under
the supervision of Mr. and Mr*.
Ed W hilner, . itimiagprs of the
club.
Among thorn enjoying the o fra-ion w ire? Mr. nml ’Mrr. Frank
Evans, William Evanh, Mrs. Dantil ti't’oriner,
miner, Mr.
*Mr. und
nml '.Mr*,
.Mr*.
itn.w'nm •StaffnnL Mr. nn4
Fletcher B o li n . M r . n n tl* .M t K H .
It. Pope, Dr. 'and Mr*. Fincher
McDaniel,' and Dr. mid Mra. K.I..
Campbell.
Also Dr. and Mrs. W.V. Hitting,
M r, und Mrs, John Ivey. Mr. and
Mrs. W.G. Fleming, F.D. Ncoll,
and Mr. an d Mrs. Holland Dean.
The Florid* Congress of I'm
t ni« and Teuchet- of Iti giou
.on^ Tuesday (of un nil day -C'
*u u ,,i tiu* Southshle S* In* I to
| | ) a , the l tic lio ''taaikiag lov»i.t Toinunitw" vt1111 Vtis. * Ui
Hrm'dig*.v Aaticiiid fepi, epiiilii.
is- the lUilltl - |n-;tk« r
\ | | ^ Frank llitwanl,
*]»>» kjiliil* Jti.l M iv W l!
Mr*. H oy*n Til ju
Mr I.«%itiMmre«t un thvti JMb hirlb- *
1 tiiiAii llannihi: ‘ u h«* ’
uf <iit> with u covrrctl *l«^ii «uppi»t ni , w / n i
I he HWTj - II v « r itll*'*|ll£l11* J£yill|lHli‘|- till* Loyioi'* Hot .flit tlk.lli nVliMf'k J W I L L
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with thv nut*l*
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READ
THE ADS
UL'|{ E A S T SMI I'M E N T U F
Y o u r ..O rd e rs • A t
Otter:
A. K. R0SSETTER
F l . o HI S T
I'ltonc* 212 -W
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For Trousers and Skirts
A ll M e ta l
iiu s t-P ro o f
N ic k e l
P la te d
$ 2 .m
no,1 Xrtn'^i,’the“U^"',\Vyou’^ nnl Product am Is Seminole (alee Club
•'get it ill t..e neck” th at I Presented At Pico To Present Musical
Music:
F o l d i n y : *.
tightening of the neck muscles
due lo nerve* nml fatigue
T h t It i 'l iif u
ot p in y I m
T h f SemiiiMlf'i I I ftsii H* hool l i l i t * j
hcreV- a wonderfully relaxing he (Itc-ctitcd by Ucgtii.d.l Goode , ,,,i.
,,f M u
trick that relieves nervous tenaii.ii In a Jiffy. Takes only t* ni no P iim Ib'lel I-.d.Pi w 'm ^ h e .r ittH - |(,.^-r U 'liU lP^w df pV.-o-m J
minute
ami , you can dn It rn rli im
" the year,
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anywhere, anytim e.
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your hniifl» til th r <nlr« «»f jniir 1111*1 kkill I'p
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issue*
actually
tingle
Next,
roll
J***1
Mr*. Ilyron Stephen* of Tam pa • our hcail over your le/l sluiuld- *’) tf-my .luine- and •'
Id \b
* i til*
IH1*I fm tii si id »■ o !
" ' M1 ;
DROVINCKTOWN
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 14, LV)— b expected to arrive Monday to er 'way. 'way Puck then over the
Muubsl. I lofe-M.i. nyL „ V " T ■ UK k 1he •vri''ite •*f ibv Jtlay t, |
way,
'way
tuirk
then
over
me
.............................................,
PLAYERS
Hollywood producers arc being spend a week with her m othar,
">
"'V , ' ,,
’ ii \ icritui Itifi tJ111111l* | mt a .if
advised to "Go Eaat, Old Hoy.'' Mra. J. II. Hoy. and Mr. and Mr*. right shoulder. Last of all. drop •'»
Pico Theatre. Sanford
|
* iifiiv.il Uiim*. din.I
,i Miimih
And the advice come* from S tan Troy Hay. Mr*. Stephen* will h e |y n" r head forw ard on ymir cla »t. I*""
ley Neal, president of Associated
f
tit*
i
ui|f
on
u
wrulthy
Amt r iriin!
Ijis I Production
l r r>
'*r*k,rol b y . Mr | n , u . X 'lb u v r" ’VhT.*bl,* "blade*. * * '"■ " 'M ~ l,v‘' M' .
Filmmaker*. “ I t'a about time." « S
P
' ^
your
togeUicr
uppenr.sl
m • omc pickle
a heroliie ^
( Circle
u m r
) ( I U I head
4ICTM1I aguln,
u k i u i i , this time Goode
—
' "
" ’
f
*
IT 'iiKitiufiu
- " i r r u i ,»*!»*«■ i t nrui
n r i f i fi
Neal
says,
"to
dissolve
the
myth
T onight • F r id a / • Saturday
Mr*. R. K. Harmen and y o u n g lw the right, ‘way back, and
'"•*»
‘
• b.id P.. n ki.louppc I
th
a
t
movie*
can
only
lie
made
In
at 8:1.7 p, m.
Clayton, of W inter ll- v .n .to v e r to your left .boulder then
N - l ' ," ' 1
"
Hollywood. We can actually make
iriy
^ hd *i| I mi i *I \\ Mrk tin- 1h *i 4h
pictures cheaper In the F ast.'' relum ed home yesterday a fte r front.
CtiW im |a anil NTeni** IM*iii ‘T h e
' R E G IN A L D a n d R IT A
WnilU'jdny
mottling
around
the
And Neal say* th a t this was spending several day* w ith her
| h*' P 11 m’i11 iMi*|'iiru11>n i.f ilir p|*iv,
MRSL. F.
IlOYLK, M c i'h a n l o f V **n!rv iiid I
G O O D E & CD.
pioveil b y . “The J louse on UJnil parents, Mr. and Mr*. T. O. town
\t.
t* Ft inif pa I Hi'i ' m.i ii 1
TaMiH-:^
iif
Thr
S h » r»
MRS.
HENRY
WATSON.
MRS.
1
'L 1*
Nvu st r i f e Mai .iirtvi‘*l
a tre a t’.
, Brown, J r . Mr*. T. O. Brown, S l , MARY McCAULKY, MRS AVA
did
u
e
jripli’
imlt
M
l
»
In
il.i.l -*n- i.r.l. r» .1 Pi tin- ...............I
Ailing with H orace Jchmldlapp, of Orlando wa* u guest S u nd ay DAVIS, FRANK
WOODRUFF N tw C lu id i O rpan" hv ^
. (..»-♦*W»m 11 L'grolr I^ n d i * ’ hu*ban4 !“ l 0ie l l r e m , home.
“Thp- 'AhsentVMtnded
JR.. ROY HOLLER. F.D. SCOTT, ton.
Neal 1* backing a film ktudio
-------MISS .................. ..•The l’n l-y " m il *»■ pm -. n'* •
Mr. and Mr*. J. Murray Dobhle }!V{?}’J r l'A d S ' \ v " ' \ . Mnp m Litligw.**! .*« Mai I1.*, wrlli
which l* lieing erected In Yunk<
I’n ifc s K o r ”
and
Mr.
and
Mr*
W.V.
G
rant
of
[•*!}?:?
f.G
.W
V 'v
er*, New York. I'lan* call for
RISON, HOMER LITTLE,
BOB Ml.* Eileen V Inti <d "iln in l" ’
throe *lage*, office* mid all rttulp- Hrnrkvillr, Otitaiio. are guest* Jl ARRIS, EARL EVAN'S, J.M the r>diII) lieu. M. Cohan
V
—
nt
the
M
ayfair
Hotel
for
aaveral
ment necessary for film making.
ST I NEC! I’ll Eil and MRS. .10 ID im Mm .*l ........ »t |d i i y «iH i"'
*nd Flv/ Olher 1-ArV Comedies
day*.
Mr.
.an
d
Mr*.
D.ddiic
will
N eal a rgu es that ninny * ln n
F IE L D .-'—C.E.T.
•
i |.resented a! tin Orlando S e n t,.'
h ave exp ressed a- de*ire to work lie pleasantly rememlicred hy their
PRICK r.0c — 51.00
--------------------------------->
i Men'* Club
' iHWU-flt perfm
friend*
a*
having
vixited
here
in th e E a s t "A nd also,"
he
trunreioUa
time*
in
the
past
year*.
R eservation s Sanford 950
*ayx, “ W e can m ako use of broadI —2 p. at., and ft— 8 p. at.
w a y peraonalitie* w ho refuwt to
id; which Mr. «hii Mr*, ( iixn!** will
com e to H ollyw ood .”
-/
. |re tu rn to (Tifilifh llnlh»w, N. 1..
TlOLLW OlfD, Mar. II. 1 /1 ^ - ,'" rr,,|,o ' "» • drnm at.r ..........
Johnny W eism uller'* screen „t th ey .tu t,d 'P o ,,in .y |dm- »■.■«■
tire usually ha* been, a cmrtwwii !'u n t . In M uum I a k i i
The W.S.C.H. of the Fir*t
M h ttl" 0 ruU
Kcgiftlcr Now — E x erriw your rijfhl to vote
Methodist Church hed II* month lion cloth, but now he'* p tn y h iel1'*
ly business m ietlng Hint program
n( the rhureh Monday ufdTnomi
with Mr*. D JI. Crumley prcsldIn*. Mr*. 5f.lt. Strickland gave the
devotional «ml hail charge of an
in te rfilin g * program coiiccrningf
"W orld O rder *nd Trace’.
, Those .taking pant I n 'th e pro
gram were: Mr*. W.D.. Thorton,
Mci. GcorEe McCruni; Mm. Unyen, Mrs. Zcb Ratliff uml Mr*.
J.N . A irarrllo .
-
’•
lla iU io r
★
★
★
Movies Can Be Made
C h e a p e r In East
Program and Meeting
Held By W. S. C. S.
ID
ROSE BUSHES
b ein g presented l o v e l y ' g if t s for
t h
Ills service rendered th e U .S.O . yea i •
We
-mtr-i
iirhiinri-f
<- i n begun!
could not u n tie the g ift* g iv t n
.... .....
- ........ . .T«**- iift«moon
him and req uested a k n ife from w ith otrr children, se e (hut they j . h ilm usical nuiula i'
hy the
som eone in H h e audience. HItIU. arc educated.* socInHy nceeplisi. t-itIs u n h e s lt u from tten evu
un*
G E N K R A Ir^ J. C. H U T C H ISO N
c. ntributv.1 m ore to d ' • >he dlrecliim o f
U W in e
cam e across with- a |>«i> k n lf# T d e m '-ia c v that It- c *l«. Wo mu i ' nuke' and p resented by Mr*. J.
nml MU. H A L L runurked. "YotP*|ln»un. n b in lth progr.rm which i* v'
k nrhonuiglr,
're still a boy nt h e a r t!”
{ t"li, b**L d e fe n se n nation run
'*!»
I liiiim g
po7,. n en in on
. ThercV *tnMTw (IT neckline* -this h>*i«.''
'
‘ lo o k To Tod rv" und *tr«-**is|
»eutim
.x ir n r are liig h , so n ic '
Mu; rubied that g o o d ' tote<|imte n len m ce for our feH-w m an and |
nre opened »u a deep V, som e n r e j* e h « n l. plo* tm e tu o c h c i- m*' a t* ve :*'r sill cli'M im i Mr* tlo u '
triangular, o th e r s diam ond-shaped n et. - d \
.......................... . ■ ,
,,r.t ............
Mi- llim in g » u h |
closed with u trow, som e are brm oi-e the children •• t i„ know i t - ..y i i ililiid T l.o id .i I odei
trian gular, othprs diam ond sh o p e it{ e : n li other utid tr. o tn U m in i.,l T u c H u g
er keyhole ou t. AH of th e se focus
nttentinii on a so ft, su p p le neck
Weissmuller Names
Best Dressed Men*
thr
Aand
TERRACE TALK
zx -z
honor
*. * *
Sloii'li i filigfeiliei 'led llm g ioujr
ill the flag pledge Mrs. Kiln Turtei conducted (lit* d< v. liouul u ni
Mrs, T.K. Cleary, sjxth vice*.Mr*. J.F. Roger*, president ef
pirvidrnt, prcsenteil the theme the" Seminole * County Council. |
a id Mr. Frank. B an n in g. Super greeted the group und presented
Mitchell, principal of
inli'iident o f the Luke county Mrs. .1 T
i'liniiiiv School anil
ech tols, spoke on " l.coking To. Soulhside
—
w—
t n[ i i
i ntuorrow's
Kducation." Mrs. J.1% . I ’ullctt, presidem o|
The U.H.CL program and ibince Mr*. H. Hi ed Kdm ttnd'!, snbjevl So,ith-iile Ikl'.A .
T uesd ay e v en in g was « wunder, j w a . “ IH iking Toward Tomorrow**
Mr-. W.A. H ettinger -poke of
fu l surer**
the bund wa* ex -,‘ Ileulth**,
th.
go d work being done in the
cellen t and people, Were iw cping i
M ,.. Ilirn iim of S ou th fhtkoln
Snnfotd "ii-.iH nfton
nml
Mfthrough the window*, sh o u tin g irv j jtt, •— «-.| !.milling for tonm rro.i
I tank II HU.ml UiBsol i»f tJn* Im»>
th e iloor* and tile dance floor w as W!1,l forever. She sta te d lin t
ftlmirnl aiitl hi*
lulnYdlD*
pocked w ith a n ic e crowd* . JUK p ,T \ , hn* cftritinunlly g o n e fm
i.:.. i Udiw ami * iiinmm-nm-nt?* u r n
HALL, in h is ex citem en t over
K'„t
I^gm ti %will
WAVES CLOSET SPACE
PREVENTS FOLDS or WRINKLES
GARMENTS SLIDE IN OR OCT
i l l s m m f.ih ln ig li.tnt*. i I " i t - 11• r
- i t i n c h H llil.Oil l.ih U "i i i i m i m i
11v Ih t l u l l s nml h i i i - In (1
w iii-t
T
’F R Y
pV
1
l j itnH iri1.
i ■"!
h ill
l'|.lH '« ‘l*s
clo at't -.111111111 lie t>.|iiip|H'«l w ith .in .' o r
N ow tli*|»I«yc,| nml ili 't n o n s ln tlr r l in " iir
tor*'
B . L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN’S WEAK
‘g*
TISSUE GINGHAM CHEKED
With WHITE EYELET TRIM!
'-lull I
Mr. aim Me,
‘ t Chirm.’11. HI
liiKh of a »..u I
Mr* Sm.Ot
' 'at hr Hill Mi'ith
Y! ATTRACTIVE!
COMBINATION:
flashily.
.
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r..—
'Jo h n n y al-n ml till'* Dun Anna h .... 'In’ I. ■.ti• 11 land P . i , Ijiuiu SU.iirClurk Cable. Adolf MenjoU, 111! I mm. a , U pictured at control* ut a
l>«rt ' Cobb Mite re* tau in teu r),| /lent she ilic* (o ra New York cmnL'exar llomcru. Mitchell Lalaott » o y buti.e.J by Army and .Navy
(Jh« sUrrcUirJ anil CorjL-Crant. U »i pilot* Jjnly.TVPnum on ibe ityAnd lie tenth -rottl»; oh ■'W<r-*~3 (ta ii ift. >l.«i '-Gn-att-HAE-ferrying
in u I 1 e r ** list of rm t-ilteas'dl j riiut in England. (/nl.riitiiiurujl)
males la Bing (YtJiby.
j
styled by FRISCHER
Blue'
Red ' J
and
,.
Brown
CURTAIN CALL!
I ri.h to n every
room with cool,
f r o a h curtains,
light ns a breeze.
ColLim? Mots, tieIlack* and paneln.
I,
?
colorful
For n
u n d f l a t t e r i n g S p r in g - tre n u tifill
c h a rm e rs iti U c n ib e rg S h e e r s iu la r g e r s ix e s < ‘A ls o
Je rse y in p r i n t a n d s o lid c o lo r c o m liiim tio n s.
!iP
Sizes 10 to 18
T H E IDEAL In while* and jMUitel* fo r Spring!
You will love one of ‘ the*e combination dlpkeyblouses and feel M light-hearted and. gay a s "Spring
Itaelf.
VERY NEW!
Wool Coats In lovely white flnnnel styled
by Doris Modes
wm
CONVENIENT TERMS!
m
a,
i
Company
"2UiEAST FIRST ST.
216 E. J a t SL
!X*j
' . of,.
'
'• . V y.
■ ■
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,,*T
*
M ATH ER o f SA N F O R D
PURCELL’S
.
t
.i f ; r i i i i c
t iif
Jf/swiBlt
w f n n a agTi'
203-09 E. I hL St
..
:
�Boys Plea For Long
SPECIAL
AGENT
FLOYD A. PALMER
SANFORD, FJ.ORI I)/\
Uy HETTY CLAKKK
Take a tip from the boy*, girl*
— and leave your lovely _locka
REPRESENTING
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Newark,
---¥77-
r© I@ M © T© I© M i!
man next door docs not
neciH»Hjily cover your
needs. When you are » p j
resented tty tm,- wit ooel
th a t every i»llcy lrt“ued
to you meet your indivldunl. requirement*).
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
203
PH O N ES
7 0 AND 4 0
TOO LATE AFTER the ACCIDENT!
a u t o m o b il e
- •
•
b u r g la r y
CASU ALTY
•
Q
BON DS'
F IR E '
A N D R EW C A R R A W A
AGENCY
Your CarWill Make a HU WithYou
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
IF YOU
—SEE US FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
HIMONIZING
BATTERY CHARGING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
SEAT COVERS
USED CARS &
TRUCKS
Perry Como had a word on the
subject too;
“I'm for long hair »ny day
tn the wesk. When n Jtirl hn*
her hair cut short it make* her
look lm» bu*lneM-Uke, and she
lose, all the glamour afforded
by flowing treanes.'’ Metropolitan
tenor James Mellon esplalna:
“The physical conlrnst between
man ami woman la the bnsla of
romance,- How can n man be
come enamored of a woman whoeo
very appeartneo belie* her ee*
Tharafora, let our »rirl» retain one
o fT W ir mo*t bejtuilinir altrlbuU a
—their lovely Ion* huir."
Van Jnhn*on think* (he b atter
part of valor i« discretion ao he
•ay* “ No man should ever tall
r.ny womm to do.” H air * ty K
bcljeve* Van. Ii all a (juration of
w h at, la m oil becoming
woman.. T hat's why he thinks
she make* the best judge.
If you’d like to know w hat th a t
wonderful average man, Mr. K*01 , thinks, here ate n few words
recently w ritten hy hranefa L ang
ford on the subject:
"W hile flit Jo* was aw ay ha
in their opinion, which
irot downright sanllmentnl ulmiit nriHiilmotia
got* something like this:
*"W# w ant our vromen to
look lika w om an."' * -• *
Vbs, ladle*, jmu'v# got to think
twice before you cut your hair,
llacause o n to .IU off, (hens'*, no
th in g you can do about It but
w ait until It grow s in,. And it
th# n it* of % Inch growth a
month, it’ll take a long time.
On tho ulher hand, -you .-an
H t R E ’S S O M E
always m ake your long hair lonl(
sh o rt if you want to, says- hair*
FRIENDLY A D V IC E
(lrerser Victor Vito of -Now York:
One of 'th « faw hairtireisort i.i
ON CAP BU Y IN G
favor M long hair, its adds;'
f.S h o rt hair maans mors huir
cuts, ^eymanenta -and more settinga. I t also mean* less a t
T r l p U j g j l M * iwe p o n tk lo
tractive hair, which • has to lw
through tho Staio Farm
covered by a hat. ft will terj
minat# the wearing of *U o n u ;
Right nuar't the time to plsn your
m enti, bandannas, ribbons and
Mtmgt — BEFORE you buy a
flow ers In the hair. If ihe hairnew tir (if trade in your aid one.
dressers and milliners win their
ing si ki». irspifiehlr isIH.
from your frieadly locii
hsnlrr.
3. PAY CASH! — often you
rosy get s better deal.
a . SAVE CASH ON INSUR.
■ANCE— by Ratting Slate
Farm's low-coit, broad-for.
***** pob<y.
D O ri’T SION any cat-fi-
r>o'«
fare/ S t a M f l M r i
C. M. BOYD,’ Agent
•
BODY WORKS
TRY IT ONE WEEK
-------- Phone 371
105 N. Palm elto Avenue
judge
HOUGH’S DOG FOOD
jjb
f Get Ready for SPRING
© with a New “HAIR-DO*'
'0
T H R E E O PERA TO RS
W
. TO SERVE YOU ..
Made From Freeh Beef
•ad V eg eta b le
ThU Is a Freeh
0
J t#
Prodlit I—Not CsnntJ™Ibs.“ 0
Nyld at all feed log markets—
As k . y o u r . local butcher!
I
||
■s e r i n e
IR liE ltK Itr
2 , Xsd
lie
, ii . ydDiar*,,
I
1
4
'
' Touchtori Drtfjt Co.
Give All You Can!
Support the
Tou and eaen of 'you are ,h#ra.
by n o tlflid and eanslrad lo pm #»nl any rlatm* and drnisnda w h h b
you, pf ellh r r of you. may tmv#
sa 'n sl Ihe r s la lr of C. p, C ot,.
E INK,
il« Al»nl, Ul,< of said Counlyt
lo tlie fVtml> Jmlan uf Hamlnota
County, Klnrfitn. al lit* of fire In
ih# rtiu n luiu.i fit #*lil Coonly al
Mnrord. Florida, wllliln etaht -calm dar months from I ho tlma of Iho
first putillcatlon of th li nolle*.
Kaell rlalfp or Remand ahall h# In
wrldnir. and ahall alal# tb# placa
of rasldaom and pool of fire M .
dr#u* of ibo claimant, and shall
be aworn to b> the rlslm anl, aganl.
or attorney, and any aueh rlatm or
demand not an filed shall be void
T tlrm i a : .JIINRH,
Aa K saouirla of the torsi
—-------- W ili-aad Taaisntant uf ..—U. p. tXM#I.IN'H, Uaoaaeed.
F irst t'ul.llcail'in, February It, l i l t
M 1T1IK OF APPliU-ATloV FOIt
TAN m i II
IIIAI*TI:U ir« T OF teas
n o t h 't:
T b it
U
U,
m
if S t t in r e
u i Vk n
HKHIllNlip.lt.--hnliler
nf Ts* ,C#rttflCB(e So. 7Ji l.auril
fh* SU) «t*y ..f a usuii . A. (>.. m i-,
luu tiled « r a ,. In my trifle, atid
liar msite appltm tldii for a to*
deed 'tv t,. ISauad thurs'in. Satxt
certificate . u t l i m r r . t b . fullow lna
described preperty In It*'* M>Un«y
lit H.mlnofe, Htat* of. Florida,
wifi
.
.
WE CAN’T GUAR-
!
AN TEE .th a t you will
find a l l ’of your f a v . - J
o ritc liquors here, but
we do have Home of
them . . . and wo’ll do
our beat to aee th a t
you are sati*fled.
Wilson’s Smoked Beef Tongue 'lb. 37c
Branded- White Bacon l b ..............
Fresh Local Hens (Drawn) lb. ....... B8c
iFresh Local Fryers (drawn) l b ........(S3c
Fresh Fryers Breast, Leg & Thigh lb. 87c
Backs lb.
^Sc
r
W
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
«
’ T ■- I - —
W. First St. — 1'hone UO
WOODMEN.
OF THE WORLD
Meet*
every
Tuesday
PAf.
7^0
lb #
. . . . . . . . . a#. . . . . o.a
»e #;f #*** »
Thuringrf- lb. ............... .................. 49c
Spiced Luncheon Meat- lb.
.««.. . 52c
Morrells Bag Susageu lb. ...... ....... 39c
Assorted Cold Cuts lb................
Fresh Pig Liver lb .... . ... .. ..
Type I Smoked‘SaJ»sage; lb. ; .r
Polish Type Smoked Saustfge lb,
A .GRAND
^PRIZES!
1 • th. Hulk
Dried Peaches, 35c
BOYS OF
WOODCRAFT
8 e’Clock
.
m
Each MCO CASH
Coffee, 2 l b s . 4 1 c
Meets Second and
Fourth
M onday. tdIO P.M, A t W.O.W.:
Hall, Ilfl 8 . P ark Ave.
D istrict Representative
P.O. Boa 237 ’
Bokar Coffee
400 SHe*.Ciffea Makers
5lc
NabUrn-Crisp, l lb. pkg.
MILK CONiBST
Beans
Office "Wiene W
Resident Phone 499-W
ENTER TODAY
TA LL CANS 1 '
A&P Pu mp k i n 1 4 c
Really Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
decs;
*V T. IBKIUC
IdiNtt ItAVINU, Cl .AI Slit till
.IlKMANUa AUAlNWT K A I U
' 'KHTATB:
Yuu it") rsrh of you fe>« l .i i .b y
Jtnllflsit bnif r#i|ulred tu t'rr.etil'
any rlatm* ‘ nnd dMnoi'd. Hhlcli
you. or eith er of ,t>u mar -b ite
ngi liy.l tl|* i «l*te cf'W . T. AKKftn,
itr r ia .d l, 1st* of m id Ccwnl). tn
th# County Judg* of Haiuinol*
County, Florida, at hi*, offir# J n
the ty v rl lioune of aald l y s n a
fet Mnnfut'il, Fturtd*. wltllln ^istlft
Cal ta d s r ' nion in a from, th* UJM
irf ‘the ; fir#i tabli'-atimi
of
th#
r.iidau** 'g t * p*i
ftfflr* u-Mk
of the <dalnt*M..a
rhati be awnriy In by tti*l.r|*lmai
ur d tld fafy, and an , #u
rlslni nr dfm end n»l so flint stu
be void,
=
• .
L. A
ltHCMi.Hr
First
,A» rgacotor or, lb# t m
Vnil and T#.mm.nt «f ,
w . r . a k k im u#c»#.r(t
l-iibll, silo n
March
Fancy Dunchi
II. Ifl
Onions, or
Turnips,
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
—A COMPLETE MEAL!
Large Ju icy
r miry
D inner...... 18c
Head
Lettuce, head
ON 'HIGHWAY 17
RESJAURAOT
Jrjbcrg,
IlfejrsBhfptd
Paste
Lido Clab SpagbetU
Oranges, 5 lbs.
i A i n , t*lK«
W wder
1 lb. C artons Selected
Tomatoes.......,
Y oung T ender
inis
fie . Col lard
il_
Greens
,
No. J r i k
’j
Fresh. Crisp
Carrots, hunch
•*
Home Grown-
lulls
• Untamed Broncs
Fltirfdh’s Best CoWboys
*
Spinach, lb. ....
WasMngtoai
fee .... 64
Fancy Sw eet
Potatoes, lb.
Yellow H ailing
Onions, 3 lb s ...
whleh Mid r * w y .|.' UOMttt, KABt
Grapefruit, ib .
.
C alifornia *
Lemons, 5 lbs.
M A R a M ^ i ^ : — iMARCH l« , J*iutd H p .m , &
Tangerine^, 5 IbaTTW ?
MARCH 17, 3 pvm. Plenty of Seat# and Parking Spore
^
. ,
Phone 717
Potatoes, 5 lbs.
It’s a Metier of
29c (1eS ,7er
Ann Page Spaghetti,dr Macaroni
27c
Sultana Peanut Butter,, 16 ojl jar
27c
Ann Page Tomato Ketchup l4;0^ btL 15c
Libby’s Apple Butter , ‘ 33 oz. J*\r
29c
Wbltehouse <^pple Jelly. 12 m. glass 12c
—
Patna Rice 1 lb. box ... J .
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
■Effective M«|eh 11. 1W0, tho City will collect tr»sh-M d rubWeh
from alleys only, **cdpttng places where the property Is not adjacent to -
with VGNfeSliAN
'access At) alley shook! place trash In one pile on parkway and not sweep or (
pile Jn< street gutter for it stops .up eaten basins and Bcwera.
BLINDS
many
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ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
Venetian blinda
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117 N. P ark Ave.
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rued or n a a u la lr d w a s (carnmatrtl
Iry fba Onrtaa tiam e ' M#ll>.d leal
Ibal » outor » f baa enabled fbrm
t* bear w all ana)*asoal
l - i f better after n a k l u ihla sbupl» teat s r t r a 'Ir-f foar M tia r
barb at o n e ', .fab about Oortaa
Car Drops today Ml
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EVERY THURSDAY
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in T u b c u t u r o p
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that t am rnnagod In bualn.M al
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Magnolia
Avenue.
Hanford
Florida. under the riHI|1«u> noma
HC John# Klertrlc Companr. and
that 1 Inland t<> ttn le U r eald nam*
wurauant to the trrme o f th» riot
tlllfiuo Nemo Mlatutr ffh a n te r !♦!«
H. J. FINCH
LKGAL NOTICE
iW a n ted ! Men And
W o m e n Wh o A r e ,
Ha r d Of H e a r in g :
tVITNUiW n ; 'band so d official
* ts l of offk a at ,H*nford. Florida.
Ihla : Jili dar o f ''February. I»U
f t J-. II l.ifNI •' IN
C lttk Circuit Coart
Kdrnlnola Count Jr. Fla.
(Circuit Court Heal)
'•rii a •
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f’lerk Ctroull I'rturt
noln l'«unt r. Florid
tctroull Ctiurt H .*|,
' t o • Afifi - CJlRDFItUl'_______ _______
AUTO PAINT
. AND
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toKHRH ' o r f t t U U T W I
doDL .
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b in d
and 6 l- !'TO: i B V 'U fc 'ft. MBtUlICK: wfcii*pike* 'of r*#td»nr» mnd ?<>•*
fk is l i c a l .a t Hanford. Florida, tb li
sd d r .ss ta aa follow*:
lo th H f of February, IM*.
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/ O ‘Kathryn U urg.r, Cor. Itli
ISIOMEU) U 1*. ItKltKDON
• D im m er s S i* . i'#t#r»bur*.
Clark ■*>! Circuit Court.
Indians:
(sail)
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.T o n i r i hara’by n oilffad .an d r»IX 'T ill: l T n i ‘t*IT c o t 'K T o T t A k ()ulf#<1 l" :ii*i--.u lo u certain I: El
M b T il JUDICIAL c in c r f T ' O F of Complaint J lled ggnln sl f n » fur
divert*. by PACt, K.
JlC niilC K ,
a a e |u a « D ( In .th e AUteuIt Court
of gynilnol* Colin II. Florida, on ur
T ¥ , ID D M V T .H V .
VKIIA MAK IIAUIN, ,
‘ i h e lo t. Ilia April Hula Uajr, to .w it,
P lain tiff,
I th* lot <t»r of* April, I IK .
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1r* ’ll) default thorm f aald rattan
AMIMli: 1. IIAUIN,
. : Will .prorerd R t Fart*.
natendabb
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Lrt >thla tftdar br published for
Chenear? No. « D I
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(h« oiaioloor lima rajiulratl by law
Hult for (d roixo _
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In T U B rfAXKqjUl I It: It AM). Ran*
trntor o f T P u b l k a t l L n . .. ,
forfl, Florida,'.a m aw .lisp .r of a m ■
Tfh ' J o l lS IK 'J. IfAiJlJC
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oral circulation la said caaMjr and
I Ilio
,
evil l« m. 11Liar '*V n*' u*hpn Ml*
New Jersey
MEttCH SLOG.
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'K v e r yfnce w -g u m p of .italytfreMei* am! mlliinera got toKtlhar ami decided th a t m aybj
'the ptrl* ought to co t their hafiy
the l>oy» have tjeen in a dither.
Thetc'* Frank Sinatra', for lip
stance. * .U * m l l y * raffed > tTho
Phone 932*1
Hume Office,
H aif-d
Lay
Them Scissors
Down, Bitbcl
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THURSDAY, MARCH #44, IMS
THE SANFORD HERALD, 3 ANFORr^Fl^ORrOA
PAGE FOUR
i
C and
The City D eivdeavoring- to render better aerriee on o g fc jS ^ jW l,^
d is p e l Of trash and hita placed*tfctf triselu On'regular ichediil&l .^ U *
. throughout the C^y, which will be adequate to Veep the City chan if
• everyone (Will cooperate in expediting c f e t i w i by p W lnj trash in one
•**- - r r ^ ■w
Vo s.m : -:a » ^
• &pt Co. Prepared
i
SPAGHETTI
Dog Food
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D P L tilllD A
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PROMPT SERVICE ON
ALL CARS
YOU DRIVE rri
PHONE 200
NEW AND COM PLETE EQUIPM ENT
EX PERIEN CED EMPLOYEES
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Strickland
PIIO N E 290
U-DRIV & IT; IN C
>s gfc ja r-.e
THb .Hunford i|er*U ! .fM » in to
m ore thi^i 3000 borne* in Sen*
/ 9 rd mnd Scioloolc County. I f
yon Jinvc .o m tth ln tr to RN) or
buy you w ill find t h a t * d o u i fii’d ml in tb .M colUJmu w ill
toll tho moot people o b cu t It* fo r
u ie .I e o .t m oiwy. Phona 118. o r
hrinK y®ur a t to T h . H erald
office fo r quick re a u lu .
O
I la tta r ie , t
B a tte ry
C harging.
H. B. POPE COMPANY, INC.
B A LLA R D ’S i
P hone 8G6-,
1201 Celery.
11. Q. Tsuchton,
W E ARE fully equipped end
know how to recap your* Urea.
’N atural rubber or synthetir,
w e protect sidewalls o f your
tires. .Jones T ire Bfcep, Cor.
1st and Elm, .Phone OOij.
1842
REPEATER
211 la u re l A ve.
410 — 3
.hot.
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
10t per li e . for one InwrUan
08c (n r lip# for 3 inBertlwia
WANTED
OTc per line fm aia in*ertlan<i
03c per line for 2S liuerUons
Minimum rh a rfe 30e
Cuunt 3 word. In n lino
Incl.dlag .phono and odd/eax
O U TH O A H l) m otor. 2' to 3 liorac
pow er. D elehanty. G enova Hrlili;c
Hfc 1.
R1DK to W oat C oast
Bible. P h o n e -067-J,
DITCH d ic id n s c o n tra c to r, a t.
te n t ion; W anted ditch' d u n (UK)
feet Iciiy, I t fe e t deep one end.
F o r p a rtic u la r, c o n tac t M ount
P lym outh H otel, S o rren to , F lo r.
M A R IN E p lyvood fish in g and
o n lb o an l bo ats ready 'f o r d e
livery. CORRECT C R A FT muhogany planked ru n ab o u ts ami 4 TO 6 room fra m e house w ith
1-2 to 1 a tre * land—w ith in 0
cm leera: aoma o f thiwe models
ready fo r im m ed iate delivery. . .m ile s o f S an fo rd . F a ir condi
tion. C ash. W h a t have you.
Pine C astle flo at A C on stru c
Ho* E. L. H erald .
tion Co., p in e C astle And T itu s
ville, F lo rid a .”
I’LL buy yo u r c a r, re g a rd le ss r f
nge o r condition.
Hoy Real.
3QC W. 2nd St.
■i W H E E L facto ry built farm
tra ile r w ith tr a c to r 1 hitch. *?un
x tn lire*. 3 IniinjIrpiirUy, Ideal FRANCES Hew son i» driving to
Richmond, Ve., over this couifor fa rm o r g ro v ai. L ite now.
ing waek end. -W ant* reliable
1176.00.
Kt. No. *1. Box 70
driver with references. Phone
U n jO I^ itE R E D fabrics, tapesW. I-ake M o n r o e .
Jo«cpb
1121-J.
tries,
hrocnteUes,
unmasks,
K ampf.
im itation leather ,and di rpery
fabrics. A rrangem ent for cart*
ntre If work desired. R. 8 . A N O T H E R good racondiUonixl,
Urown, 2311 N. Orange Aye..
sew ing m achine. R otter hurry. NEW gutters and down *P
O
rlsm ln F
P ’a.
.
*
Orlando.
W illiam s F ix ity Shop.
Rain w ater tanka. See Jli
Co wen Sheet MeUl Works
BLOOD tested turkey
gs 33.00
Two NEW radiator cores and radiator
. Doyle 18 FT. Trotwood trailer.
n pairing. See
__ __Jim m ie Cowan
bal. fully furnished. P. O. Rax
lox .ML Osteen, Fla.
Sheet MeUl Worka.
31-11, Rt. I. Oviedo.
BUSINESS SERVICE
S * 8 ,VM RLBANING
DODOR - PLYMOUTH
Motors ran better, chassis r u s t
PARTS' AND SERVICE
leas f they a re d ea n . Prom ptly BABY CARRIAGE and m attress
Palm etto Are.
I’hene 10U
— dark grey leatherette, E x
cellent condition, 338. Play* pen SEW ING machines repaired. W il
and pail 37.60, Phone 400-W,
208 W. U t S t
liams F ixlt Shop, 206 W. li t .
Apt. 3, 012 Park Ave.
TRACTORS
RTF.HS freshly dressed, avail- HOUSE ciose In v^lth ,2 furnished Repaired or overhauled by
able ilnll)'. TencJr-Kry I’oullry,
apartm ents In very good con 7 pcrU.
2206 Sanford Avenue, Phone
dition. Good , in y estan at. 217
h d l JSh r m o t o r s a l e s
024.Oak Ave. Jimmie Cewafi. ' '* 106 W. First 3L
Phone
HTOfN O FF’S celery
Celery and Brlssen
Information Phone R.
off 2-3342 Orlando,
Illinois *Ave, Orlando
farm on
A re. F or
K. 8 loin*
o r 2215
HELP W ANTED4 gallons dally—Dixie Grocery
1403 W. 13 SL
GIBli, 1s t to d s Fountain a t Lan*
cy ’s D rug Store. P a rt tim e o r
0 IR L 8 bicycle for sale-
310 E lm ' r b s IDENTAL lots near Country COLORS D g irl,
for
Uundrj
Clnb, in Crystal Lake area.
Work. Good hours and gtxn
Ph- 28 4-W C. 1_ deWolakl.
pay. We will teach you. Som
ORANGES MLOO bushel delivered.
Inole County
Laundry Co.
B- W. Lord Phone 788-W.
319 W. 3rd 81.
MAN’S pievcle, 26" wheel, excel
lent condition.
Phone • 606-W.
HTEAIIY and p o rt um a ilcrk s,
A*l cvndRUm.
fw K .
Weklva F lthlng Camp.
northw est Sanford.
Appl) LOUT—Blue Uck maju hound. Re CARRIER BOYS, 12 years of
H ml
nee o r over, wanted to deliver
ward, B. 0 . Methvln. Phono
T he Sanford Herald at a high
332*1.
rate at Income for the tlme.imSEWING machine and coffei
vMvad* Wo desire applicants
Ubte; Phone 103, Vlrgle Chap
who are bright and "on their
man.
.
toes," who will be conacienliiMs
in giving th eir subscribers real
h k A i_
l_y desirnblo Tourist and
BORROW IIKKK WHRIIK
T railer Location. E ighty acres
PRIVACY IS RE 8 PPATBD
surrounding clear w ater lakr, YOUR natural desire for priys
meoey whllq liecomtng "llttlv
south of Sanford, along. Or
in money .m atters Is s tr lr
buelaess m e n / Any boy who
lando Highway, ’ A gocsPbuy nt
resiwcled here. Friends a
feels he cannot menauru up to
Uic price. T erm * F. We Bendor.
relative* are not • 'question
iheae qunll first Ions «UI . be
Room 2, Fin: Stkte t)«hl( BMg.
about your ci’rdlt. Yeur- #i
wanting hi* tim e in apply. A p
Phone 1030.
____
M* nr business associates
plications should h e made in
hot. boar of your prnonal
RAMim n t Tha 11ernkli office,
1940 Pontiac dfttuxe sedan m ope.
affairs.
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Saints Prep For Tilts With Athletics, Lookouts
Current Baseball Association Drive Nearing Climax
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Baseball Sunday!
On th» f ir s t nf Jliiit* •'P had
ffl-m ip K a n t c i ir f r w n ' Hoi. T urkton, general
iv B tri! ’m
anager of the H!.
manager
Paul Hulmx. Inis genjleinzin lnirbduced hims.df ami we made
Una (or filing iluily copy to tbe
lit. Paul newspaper*. Since that
te ll, we have learned to know
Boh Tarlefon ami we nre proud
th a t he U mir friend.
We only wi-h more of you
could know this grnllrm rn. lit*
haw luw ltall at heart. Hr talk*
bate ha II all the time, lie haw
( l»cen connected with ba-rhall
for many year*. He originally
^.'Instituted the farm system fur
| i U ITiragii tVhi Ie Ho*, lie H
gtnDI end n a ila b le at any
lime to talk l» anyone and do
■ w h it he ran for them in any
£
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$1 1 , 0 0 0 Received
Ry Club Still Not
Knough To Operate
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By
Jo d i
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H, J l/U A N KTKNSTKOM
1
Spojt* KOftor.
H erald Spurt*
The rlim ax of the current.drive
to sell tc au m baaeltnll passes for
the operation of the S a n f o r d
Celery Fed* In the Florida S tate
l.«ngue during the 11M*1 season la
rapidly draw ing neur.
The situation, a* It atundi this
NORFOLK, Va.. Mur. II. o il
afternoon, i* not a* blight as —This il a story nf a riddlci boy
thy t**seball nssoclation had hoped who L* realising an ambition— }
it would be at thla time hut still th at of getting u trial with a
it'* much brighter than it wo* major league hayeball r!u!>.
thought tn be several day* r**L
lie i- lenn Pn lov \ biolhii td
The lui-.rliall club had a meeting Harry I'nstuvu, for liter iinnistimt
yesterday afternoon at ttyfl- as* sports editor of th e l-edger-Pt*!sociitionV headuuarter* locuted ntch nmv serving ip the Navy.
mi* Sanford Avenue nml Second eon, a stuff sergount witty the!
Street. DdHTig the meeting, whlcn fighting doth
Division, recently
was attended by President Joel was discharged from the A rtr.
Field, Viee President E, 0 . Kit$ . U^c .talked with Tarloltin one patrick, John Kiider, Hralley Od- and signed u co n tract with the
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jicrunim and «»ked tf .there un» ham, George Stine, A rthur YnwelL Boston lied Box.
ny possibility of p etting ' - " ^ ‘H f ' ^ . l r ’sD u m g ef F lajd e W
story irully Infill-. nhnilt
ilnyer, f r r the local entry In tin* ‘ 1 ,,
l i ,,,- Muugli* **vfn yenir. ago when .be lad was
riuridu S tate League. ' Ik- sab! «;/ •
U y ear. old. He ran away fimn
a rc thought be could help u* along .
/
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nm| home— w*\p m b-m g for almut a
^ .t
fullnw W nl«M. ■..m?’ ffi^orVerr it wii* a n n o u n c e d l « - «kothcr l.a tr y a f te r
"Joal Mebt. n..ud.. U li,dduru_.lohii
1
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, hr t„,„t,*H l » k n a .. aicb. finally e»l m
'K rlder and ltd. cdriiFr v isite iT ___ V , . to d^.e from the
formation that hi , kid brother
l WA| acm s *
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Soldier In Four
Invasions Gets
-Big League Trial
S o rd t
Former 45th Division
' Man, Leon Fostove,
Signs With Boston
E
Major Leagues Complete Tough
Problem Of Arranging Schedules
Blades Puts Outfit^*
Through I n f i e l d ,
■ H i t t i n g Sessions
At Municipal- Park
• —
Tbe St. Paul S ain ts’ umlerwent
n xtlff workout yesterday a fte r
noon a t the municipal athletic
field uhder the supervision of
Manager Ray, Blades In, prepatk- 0
tlon for Ihm r four cam e exhlbi- *
Hr FRANK ECK
three, team s without . lights are
N FjW YORK—The m ajor I*'*-’ the Boston Red Str/, . Detroit l km slats which sla rle Friday
afternoon against Chattanooga
g u r , have ju st completed one uf Tiger* and Chicago Cub*.
and wind* up Monday afternoon
baseball’a
pre
..............two toughest
A
Tbe Red Sox, however, will .take
sou Jobs, Said problem was the p a rt In 20 after-dark games tn ag a in st Montreal.
Friday morning tha American
scheduling of 1,232 gam es, 016 in enemy territory, Detroit has 10
Association entry will leave for
each league. The other postw ar on the road and the Cubs 17.
Cocoa where tbejs-sWH meet thn
headache will he to fpid place*
Larry MacPhall, president of Chattanooga
Lookouta of ih«
fo r hundreds of retu rn in g service
the
New
York
Yankees,
is
the
men.
Southern Aasoriation during the
person
responsible,
for
..Introduc
afternoon.
Saturday, the club
The National le a g u e schedule
reveala th a t 61 night gam es will ing lights to the majors. With will travel to West Palm Beach
Yankee*
scheduled
to
play
the
for a Saturday night contest with f . 1
be played under Ford F rick’s ban*
tier. The American League has under lights for the first time the Phlladefp hla A thletics of the
nt
home—
providing
the
necessary
American League.
65 night contests.
Sunday the Saint*' return to
With so many ttnmcs listed for steel arrive* in time— MacPhall
now
hu-i
installed
21
percant
of
Sanford for an afternoon engage
floodlight-i il may not be long
the
floodlights
In
major
league
m ent with Connh Mack's aggre*.
before spmeone wHR- s ta rt n driveto bring baseball back into the arkt. The hustling ex colonel gallon. Tha tilt is slated to gel
rgan
with
night
hail
in
Cincin
underway a t 3:00 o’clock and
sunllgtyl.
The S t. Louis Cardinal* havo nati and then went to Brooklyn local baseball official* h are ex.
where
he
brought
the
Dodgers
rested the dealre of having a
scheduled .Hi nocturnal gam es out
rgo crowd on tyand fo r the tilt.
; o f . a possible 62. Exclusive of nut of the red and Into the n ig h t
In
returning
to
the
|>eacetime
III
Hlandex has issued the lineup of
1Sunday dates, the Red Birds can
travel
method
of
four
trip*
away
player* to lie em ployed'during the *
lie seen in Sportsm an's P ark on
from
home,
the
majors
again
weekend mad trip.
Bill Boat f
only 14 ilnys. four of which are
Saturdays. ‘Ilut wait)
The St. failed to g e l together In releas will* be a t second base, George
ing
their
schedule*
sim
ilar
to
the
Spear* a t shortstop, Homer MntIkiuIs llrowp* are listed for Id
night gam es; tops for nil time. method used in publication of ncy In cenUrfletyl, A| Slmononis
final
uverage*.
Loth
schedules
In left field, Glen C hapman o r
The Brownie* will play only nine
were released first to morning Dave Bride in fig h t field, Gil
week-days without lamps m the paper*
which
means
th
a
t
many
bert Neumann on firat base, Melpark which th ly share with the
evening paper* thtpugholit the *vin Pigg or Carl Tucker will handle
CardinaLs,
IVa.h
a ington, another city th a t «■ »•»» * lll1 ?V * V,P( lh".i *nlrif ^ ' the dutes in the hat com rr, Ken
shows u tendency, to turn out
l‘llUtj"{ l,’e *fh '* Staple* or .Fred Tachudin will
handle the revolving assignments.
more custom ers for night basein tyiu*Pitcher* making tne trip include
boll, w ill have.. .72 afte r-d ark t . Branch Hickey. Brooklyn preslgames. W ith th e ’exception of the dent, undoubtedly- ("*»*
Lb- Dick Iamahan, Verne Williamson, ,
ltoston llruves, who will play 20 - Iwts Field fans get their money* Avitux Himsl, Dwaln Sloat*, J e rry \ )
limes under their new floodlights, | worth on any given Sunday for Dvorak, Mearle Strachem, Jim
the nine other club* with lights I the Mahatma of Flatbuah ha* Schantsl and Phil H augstad. O ut
each Hit 14 arc-lamp tussles. T h e ' scheduled only single games for fielder F!arnest Davi» and Infield1th* Sabbath. When he was with er Joe V ltter will also accompany
1the Cardinals. Rickey had rellgi* the si(U*d.
A s tiff balling session was inhonor a t a barliecue to be g iv e n !0'*?, xcruplaa. against attchding
eluded In yealerdny's workout,
by the Sanford Merchants * A /’i * Sunday game.
sedation and Uie 8 emlnole County] . J L * ! * *?n!y i/ f,?r h , J c**n 0 v ‘ 0
Bladea'' mil hi* infielders
Chamlier nf Commerce at ihetFlaD w sh th a t he changed his ha- through an Infield pjacllce. The
F ifty AMiM-late* barbecue p a r k 1^*ks. (Tnca Rickey began coming session liegan nt noon ond wound
on the night of Mar. 26.
'ln .h b b rt» Field on a Sunday they up at .7:00 o’clock.
The exhibition schedule will lie
The event will follow an exhi-^Kfukln'T Ikeep him away Hut with
t ition game to he played Ijetwesn I
Sabbath game* he might reopened on Wednesday with a
the two clubs at the M unicipal. 'tM P l*1* ^*n*.* * * 4 - A single on tilt with Chattanooga here follow. •
Athletic Field that afternoon.
Sunday will bv a Litter pill Ing an off day slated for Tdl'sifo r the Brooklyn fsn to swallow, day
G
M ickc/
it
Rd c c o ,
- r* te >V\I||V t-at|;c r* !*-*»»»♦
Ct-PVCUAMp ulPiAritr
T ill <bailees ure that 'If the j ?
tt
A o tp o d ry -to cowls 6MK
. Saints h jd turn the only club j I he Association still nuul ha
junior league pennant fm; their
'fo •XAf- fotd>
to train in Hanford this scawin. a greater In.urn* front the sale son’s team.
t
thfy organi/ellon would hare of tieketa tn operate this season
Voung Postovs Inter develop
been the loa*t «f the town. II in accordance with the .assocla*
. so happens Ilia! the Hislgers lion's pledge to the people th at into the mainstay on the
—gnu MCRtrral~hnTP‘ ht rn here. onl — - iOw—m guihlatton had. nm. Ji’lK__Aincnrpji^LvgJyj]. Imma-af
--iM iC K ^ lW Y h W cM T F /rn l'n fC * '
ullv 'it*- T o ami T T aniF In 14
s < m ii t u f A e o o e s a F isiv m y p
'I he Saints, people nrrnt In Sough money to - adfcessfully
first
fling
nt
pro
bull,
hurting
sure
a
com
p
lete
season's
plan,
tha
think, are jut ( p a r t of Ibf deal.
J o t f AJ&aWP F'lKST'
for
Sanford,
N.
C„
in
the
Bi*State
city
would
not
enter
a
team
in
* • The 'Saints nre mi American
league
and
later
moving
to
Slunthe
circuit,
nod
the
monies
tir]* Assoe’iittior boll club, class AAA
, ,
, ,
* ^They're just one jump from Ihe.lerted thus far would Ire reruml* ton in the Virginia Lvngut-. It
I smajors.
they have lurll player*fesl.
* wu» at Snunlon th a t he once
ush
- t h a t we will lie reading nlimit in ( However, the campaign catthot struck out Wss Ferell with the
bases
fu
ll—hi*
biggest
diamond
’ tha dally tport* |mgrs mayla- next j go on forever. There is a limit
thrill.
Ferrell was
managing I
year when they hit the major*, [to everything, including the hasp* Lynchburg, 'league leader.
There's one way that »c can isttll drive. The time i» dtawing
i
Posutve enlored the Army in
really show our appreciation near- since Murch 15' is the dead*
to these mro along with Tar- line and the association has to IIU3 and went through invasions
I lelon and Hkipprr Itay lllnde*. d rrid i on thiit <latr whether or at Sicily, Salerno, A n i i o nml nrrt-ss the finish |(n* last night
N eil Sunday, the Saints will not the club will go uliend with Southern France, H e’ was wound- in tin- first half of the dally
The Brooklyn anil 3 t. Paul
tangle with the Philadelphia plans to enter a team In the ed twice, once In Italy anil again double and refunded ticket holdill France.
| „ r* with *24.W>, 17.20 and |4 .8 0 baseball club* will be guests of
Athletic*.
Fvco in eihihitinn league.
.nt the Hanford Orlando Kennel
games, playera don't like tn
The association has decided
tluh.
perform before an empty grand- th a t there is only otic effort to
j *. atmi-d. So be at the park’ for Ik? mni!«. More tickets must bo
’Mu*
half of the* doablf,
an afterniwm of rnterlainm rnt
sold tomorrow. The organisation
A a a iife x rl !
Lozly U^d the field and pnid
and i t the same time show today issued nn appeal la every
f V D B i | r e u ,I *13.40.
it.7.40, lo-ot]
*9.00 and............
*5.00.
your appreciation to Itladr*. ba/ebal! minded and public spirit
The combination gave daily
I ’ Tgrlelon and the entire St.
Inuble ticket holders *217. The
ed citizen in Ssnfnrd to obtain *
Paul elub.
/combination wn» 5-4.
pass.
i u t . off to Tarletnn! Threw
To have baseball in Hanford,
Seven-foot one-inch E Ini o r * TO NIG H TS ENTRIES:
_ S w ...
, cheer* for Illadr*!
Hull to the (hi* has got to I* accomplished.
Morgeiithnler of New
Mexico rir*l lit*rp—t’ulnrtl y •
J Saints!
H|H>tliMl I'aiitiii r. riliuil Ht»«*rtrr
Claude Whirl dun last night said Mine* seems virtually assuuvl of
Flghllu'
tialor*
ily i *••• «M«Mtt. l.ucky Np LIa. i ».
,,
.
. .,
. „
simply, "The situation Is right winning the college basketball in- L
Itufti* tiidiid Ki«l.
still
Gathered .around (.each
enH
, hf W l ! r r h n ,. We ace sitting dividual scoring race.
iinKllhH
Juni
,\\olf as he opened Spring football m] .
(lf
fnnce #1)(, nt the
Ci use
Finn ■
Although .h e..tallied only . four
I-M e ,
rdrllla last kr.d.y rn Dp ne*vi"e
time ■it appears that we
points In his final g am e of the
l.m t »
p ,|tw iik .
H u rl,
l? |i
V a l.
were n groitp of assistant* firm- can
p
••
■■
-■
fail on either
side.
The far.i
T r i u j k ' ^ e , h it I|>k
.lltar with the Wolf f o o t b a l l m u d support the baseball club season * Monday n ig h t, M orten- N » W i l»r,sfs-t,
P IlfM rr x
I ’ l*. S t . m i l I f l
J Im I
Uuckfitdd (Niuch llu* because it is thsir club, W* are thaler finished The cam paign with lie’ ll.
‘ fcin l ll**r» S l U
N lln
. te r llrannon playrsl under Wo|f at onjy hern because It Jtlst happen 505 points.
i n r r s s n d I I « If I f n l l y I I . M i M r l
Only one player seem s to have
'TC U ami know, toe kind of foot- ed to fall on the shoulders of the
l l e il l’p I ’t t f n
S ilk
» i .1 l | . l It I
<*|f|(|ll»
rball Wolf teachr*
Paul Soverln. men
en now serving on the baseball JV.,f*11lnfeTU<,f, ra ,c |, l?1K i?*i,rg C,n" ||z » p tn n I L l L e I 'll ft f I *-| i | . T • » « * l »,t t »
thxler . T hat sseven-foot Hob KurS t u m If*, H f i t i r
I kt rie f f i g 11 u«t >
J end roach, made ull American __mvnlHt*.**
**rr—Im tirliii
land of Okluhwma A. & M. Kur* ritnrfli M
‘‘ honors while playing under Iho
11| iiliilrln l l n r r l
John K rider, \vlio has done R.^| land will play against Oklahoma
Jnew Gutur mentor at North Caml.a e lj V rtll. M u lrh T U f f .
m.u-b
towanl*
bringing
bawball
t(||||
ht
M
AltK,
ie,
finish
their
• llns. Ted Tworfiey, v r tfr jn line
H t S'I ll*.
I "its M ill }
KpilllV
N itil'lf
, ‘ eoach, Inis played against team s '**^*1 to HanfordI this
■** 'reg u lar season.
Next Monday, Hue*' N e ll Sir 3 l II Si 11 f l k lr t lK 'f t t r t It zf
Hub
i
it
III
headed by Wolf enough to know -e itc l llmt -* e bavj^bi-eti l'to o * ■' .the Aggies will engage in a piny 3 ,
Your ited Oos* w althes ever
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w)th Kansa* to deter'* h lla r -l
| .hi* xlrategy.
C
a r l o r s Proctor, ? l ,u ur' l‘-*1' however, the l « l „ff
ZZIu IuI-I
the comfort* of hospllallted vetfew
days
are
going
to
be
the
m(n#
|h#
(|
|
,
lrjet
re
pM
„
nu
tlv
e
tz-sA's illzl, M niii its,-lug, il-il-l.,
[ ’Veteran Gator mentor who will
erans and service people every
K rlder also asked for ,n , ha NcXA tm lrney.
If the • n *111*1••r. Pliiiit* Nurse. Juili
l [Assist
Tvromey iit^
in the line tutor- hardest.
xaiat Tvfumey
where. Ilclp put It* Fund Cam*
• 'a n o r a , H z o tii S laiu n e, N o r th P‘l.z«
1Dig, has dcvelonety enough fresh- ! ! • i w S . u l r *ny o r t e i h t r B- - ^ ! A»»«« beat K an u s. and .hen go (l«r Spot,.
palgn over.
’
Iueit team* a t Gainesville to
tc qual tho association in order to moke i on t0 wjn (j,e ft(jAA ,.Vent. it sislh zia-r—r'ulwrits i>
H I > i lH ir l»
tla re l
successful aa project which ■ ^ j l m i a n a th a t Kurland will have
jfy him fo r hi* new assignment. successful
I-ttChr ztlzl. . ThtniHer Met. ■t-i*ly
Most of the playera who fe- men In this city have endeavoredlnv# mor< CMm«, in w hkh to lluhr.
Irl-h Izir-r, llnnilr Amis
Right now, he ha* Klrlna Jiotmli-.
. sorted last Frld»y are exper- to put over ngninst overwhelming participate.
Tn It Irli - •.
Honor
f fenced In the single and double odds.
513 point* to his credit,
i
K2 less SUe v«'z
raZI,
I I I , —— r „ l „ r l i ) i "We must muke this drive suc than M orgenthaler.
• Ing offensive syslrnu, having
I-rn It..11 lUitsli.. vr •.r n. All
| played -the style In high school cessful nml the only way w* can
The-best scoring average among T * l h . N o w V ! , . ) 1„ h n « l t . I l z n l ,
do
it
is
to
sell
more
passes,''
sold
il
M
^I'- G ' l s u , l .u r l i v T im
the
collegiate
players
hn*
been
football
throughmil
the
state,
\8 tp - “
lilr,
turned In by George Mlkan >f ClirhlS i <1iitalrlnlit Vttnrrl
, Despite Hie fact that bis turn- Mr, Kilpatrick.
1 ertt wn* a record tust Friday,
Il wan also announced during Dr Paul. With his season com Arun si ni: i l r m . i Pw,, Mins Mair
Wolf's chief wotrv still Is filling the meeting that Tbe St. I'nui pleted. Mlkan scored 553 points • l i m i t . ’ » l - n i . T i ) r o m t s s , i h - l i - t
in. Whlit >!rl 111.hit.,
! th e 1940 slate. Two open dnlcz, Saints-bad agreed Ip furnish the ■in 24 games, an average of 23,1 i'Ini*
*■ii i n im
in
lia rrr—-,/in
-— V i a m
Vlllvi
I OcL 19 and Nor. 2. appear yet on local rn try with as many as stx I'oinl* per conteet. . Only two
• *«, if II I •
I't a lU f v ,
MMntlnrr.
Jm t
U>rr>
i
j- 'th e ’ G ator schedule.
Wolf has player*. These 1playars - vtlll be other high-scoring p lay ers had IJ*iw d> . r i n k
Han. Ill-'
l 1«* it oil iup, .Quilling
U
. . . - J Ma«. Hunah
I kept the telephone wire* hum- pitcher* ami catcher*, undoubted* average* of b etter th an 20 point* Hlsvrrs.
I m ittf out of Gainesville during ly the lo u g h eit position* to fill per game. M orifenthaler and Fred Tealfc ll« —— VI* stllei
' the post month but be la still In in class D baseball. I t wd* also Lewis nf Eastern Kentucky each
U ln ln lr la
lia r*
It—I HIump. I.uclzv Ways. Paine,
[ tfoulrt about gettin g 'fillers. Wolf revealed th a t .there I* a possibility had an average of 21.2 ,
h m -n
K a y . Hgt
IV , r le. I ’a u l n - i i
'• “specially atixbms to fill an that some assistance may be
lley. tricky Frank, >‘U-_X t1p. ;
forthcoming from, Corjnl* _M«
ID date.
•r
•.rA B G A IlpTTA K ES AVf
ip n ta -tha Florid* atfc ttle proEARNED
R
E
ST
>-gvain hxvk mi tb r r m itf tz a norIrrH * good assurance th a t playtnallty. Already baseball, track era already signed by the club
MIAMI. March 14~EHrfl* Are
and swimming team* ar* begin for try nuts and thbsa forthcort- epro, leading rider at tha recentning to taka shape, offering a lag from higher cUaa clftbii 'win
u . . l -i,
ly closed Hialeah rttHUnf* will
full program af G ator athletics
wlUt a . good f tJ o t the next few months. Next
Ni year may see the return of min* a p fe a r good anough to make an pjc, | j . , , ^
o r *pz«t. including boxing, golf excellent showing In th« league's
. ?L. .
- ,
4 cr>.v’ . ”
and t f iu ik
first division.
i A t least Florida la putting forth
NURSE
LOSES
FAT
pn e ffo rt to return to the sport*
SAFELY AYOS WAY
-c-ene. I f the breaks fall any- QUICK RELIEF m OM
■
vher* In ths direction of Gaines
Tttljle, it IzHika -it* tf rtuw Florida
___
ready
fcprtll
U to tnkw them and
usn them to the b e |l advnnU gr.
last op
J
Handy L
And Rex Lady Combine
To Cop Daily Double Racing Oval
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GW
OaO
-i*Dodgers,
Saints »To*
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dy, Mar 14,«tr«(S
Aite
kfd
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Be Given Barbecue
E III= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= T n = lll!IE III= lll
Register Now — Exerdne your right to -voie
s 11<
M orgenthaler Is
Virtually
0 1 Winni
Winning Crown
, mutt carry eat
DU NCAN PH YFE SOFA
A no fit a f d is t in c t iv e c h a r m . U p h o ls te re d
in Iw a tiU fu l q u a l ity fiK u rc d tn p e a tr y , fu ll
s p r tn jf c o n s tr u c tio n i n . t h e s e a ts a n d b ac k .
1 2 9 50
B. B. Crumley
General Insurance
Atlantic National
Bank Building
'
m
m
WING^ACK CHAIR
U n m is o m c
a m o kera
w ith . . I v o r y
w h ite b a i t,
B r o n z e
c o lo re d a s h
A c h a i r t h a t w ill a d d c o m f o r t
a n d b e a u ty to y o u r liv in g ro o m
s e ttin g .
H ig h q u a l ity t a p e s t r y
c o v e r, s p r i n g c u n s tr u c tlo n , n a il
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&
j u r -*rmr
GREYHOUND RACING
" CREYHOUND
"the.chair with
an ah *
B ee a rifo l, . ♦ and
wonderfully corn-
forteble. Blond*
GfJB
w ith c o m panion
W DBO
D M ) <>U
> *,T *f#a tr
tonight
Sr 14 and over WLOF
H h^all^ the
i t . the
pieces *~'in living
ro o m /b e droomV
b a l l . . . M ade by
Tom H neon,' aeeo*v
ran ee .-of quality.
Banferd-Or.
Unde lUmet Ctoh.
Wide choice of Sof*«
that open into full eUe
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TllK W EATHER
.T o Protect the Peace of the W orld'
T o Promote the Progress of A m erica;
To Predaca Prosperity for Sanford.
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PARTLY Cloudy (hi* afternoon and tonight.
L u n -d c /sh lr cloudiness wilh gusty s o u th .1
east surface winds Saturday
and lihgt>howera. W armer tonight and continued mild
Saturday.
AN INDKPENnKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
>
Ij o. a.
Established 19p8
SANFORD. FLORID V
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1316
Armor In ted I'rts n I wvimmI \V irr|
Goering Takes
Twenty. Person s
Witness .Stand
For Third Time
Churchill Tour
To Feed Millions Says
Low Countries
Truman Pledges
President Applauds
UNKRA Work At Nobel Winner Here
4th Annual Conven* tion In Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY. Mnr. 15.
—</P)—
President Trtimmi
pledged today th a t the full
resources of the U n i t e d
S ta te sw o u ld be used to feed
starving millions of * areas
freed from w ar — but not
from dire hunger. Mr. Tru' ftm nn se n t a message to the
* fourth annual convention of
Invaded B e c a u s e
Belgium Approved
French Occupation \
Arreste.
Of New
Marking- End Of The General Motors Strike
E T J5 5 JT *5“ “ ?
H E R E F O R D , Germany.
Mar., 15, AP— German Field
Marahal Wall her Von Model
V IS
dLr limed today by llritiah in ld ilx rn rr officer* to
have committed suicide) Ms.*
del ha* been hunted ainee th.>
crushing of hla army in the
Ruhr trap a year ago. Hri*
tiah o fflerr- aay .Model ha.)
shot -himself o ut of fear th a t.
If hf aurrtndered himaelf he
would be turned uvrr to the
Ruaalana aa a war criminal,
urine;-
Britain Awai|*
Moscow Reply On
Activity In Iran
Australia R e g a r d s
R u s s i a ’ s Policy
As Defensive One
the United Nation* Relief nnd
Rehabilitation Agency, meeting
XUENDUKRG. Mur. 15. M l in A tlantic City.
Deflated Reichmarshnl |ierninn<i
The chief executive hailed the
Goering asserted today that Getwork of UNRRA aa evidence
many invader! the low countries
that cooperation for peareful
because the French General S taff
endi in possible among nations.
had received permission from tho
Delegate.* from 47 Allied nallnissrl* government to occupy
* tiorva are meeting to discuss the
Belgium. The form er chief of the
urgent task of feeding an estiGerman Luftwaffe also declined
mated £00,000 persons facing j
th a t Berlin did not believe the
S ta r v a tio n overseas. Said Mr. T piN etherlands would m aintain neu
man:
t r a l i t y against alleged pressure
"In th ii country, .o u r efforta
from Great Britain.
v
are now totally liehind an emerWhi* on tha witness stand in
teney program intended to Vehis own defense for the third
ease aa targe ae possible a pro-,
consecutive day at the Inter na
portion of our food supplies fori
tional War ('rime* trial of 22
export to the starving peoples of
high ranking Nulls, ’Goering said
the w orld."
th at ay far a< Adolf H itler and
The President declared he wns
th e rest y( Nntldotn wo* c/jnermtaking every poeeihle means to
ed, the neutrality of liie low
make certain lha United States
countries always had been in
does not fall behind other supplydoubt
This. Goering explained,
•rfting nations in providing hungry
was doe to the fact th at w«r IN M U M INI. Til REPORTERS tb it n •euieme ot had been agreed on
the General Mote
people* with sufficient food to
planes were flying over both
trike, longest and costliest on re,, id Federal C m .iliator .tame* L D eurv
.horn, with tin
tide the starving abroad..
I countries,
i men in Det m u Agreement between the roinpnny and the ('It) [ mted Autom.ddl,, Wutkei * vvn*
Speaking of the work of UN
j The court recessed In mid* reached aflei f-arteeri ciisecittlV e I.... . „f unbroken srs.iun. It plot 1.ho! an IS 1 J cent- on hour
RRA, Mr. Truman declared In
morning after another involved wage increase for 175.000 General Motors em ployer* who walked out
sinke 1,,-t November ‘J
• conclusion:
^
argum ent on the doctrine of re- j
(International .Smu.dt.hot'.)
"I tr u s t that the high achieve
prisals under International l a w . ------------- --------------— - —
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ments o f UNRRA will encourage
The argument was between Unit- )
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the united nations to regard .U£iad States prtJsecuter Robert P ack -1 I , n » * n A T I K i l t 1(11*
URA and the other international
aon and attorneys for Gnerlrig j U U l U U I l D l l U t l
organisation as an integral part KNOWN In world literary circlea , and virtually the entire defense
of the machinery of the peace aa GalAiclla Mistral, I.uciu G adey, s ta f f .
—e are strivlug to ensure for the A lrayaga is pictured in New York
This marked tha third lime the
'Hjworiii.” i
,
on in r arrival at L aC uardiaJ question has come before th 1
JfJeid. i r o n Europe, w here eke j tribunal. However, vt)e o .definite j
waa reeermly peaanted w ith the ruling lias been made, although (
h o o t rhddien throughout
Nobel Prize In literature. She is th e court ha* reached several |
Seminole t ounly may Le |fit*re*(
cn route to her homo in Chill. compromitaa on the subject
tesir, thnt they will yet a i a* _ _
is * ,
n
a
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(International)
...... dn> h'Jidtiy -tar ling iu,: A t t O r i l P y I O l l l t s
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NUMBER 12
E n t i r e World Is
Awaiting- Former
PrimeRI i n i s t e r ’s
Address T o n i g h t
t n r A*Rocit*ran r a r i y i
W inston Churchill
rode:
through the ntroots of New
York City today to tho accompnniment of cheers, b u t '
there were nlso dem onstra
tions Against . tho form er
British Prim e M inister th a t
resulted-in the arrest* of a t
least 20 persons £or dis„
orderly conduct. They r e f u s
LONDON. Mar. in id’s A Briti h Foreign
Office spokesman
'itid today that Britain la uwaitin r word from Moscow before
lodging whether Soviet 'hdicy in
the MMdlt* Last i« nggr*'**ivr or ed to cease dem onstrating
il-f-ii-in ,-. T in W iltin g f,.r n
K u r e l g n ( i f f , r e is
r e p ly to Its note
s h o e in g
« h *n
o rd e re d
to
and
d o . so .
1 hose arrested « ere described a*
n-ksn,- the Hiisslatis about their communist, by puller
The principal antl-l'hurrhill d*.
intention* in Iran
A dispatch
fiont Cntiinirra rmmstrafkm vits at City Hail
iiu-'t .** high A ustralian government P lain v ltw r several thousand
■If-In, a* saying that the British people gathered. A* Churchill arhave concurred in a .view rxprrsir- rivcil, air ut 75 persons ttused
n l by the A ustralian M lqister nf placards and set up a lusty
External A ffairs. Herbert Evatt. rhoru* of Lons. Their* vs ere the
rin* E xternal Affair* minister only Imns beard. The plncnrita _
'"hi the A u-traliim I'artlltmeni carried slirh p h rases « . : “ I'be
that A ustralia regard* Russia's English pei pie kicked t'htm-hill
out America should crie d lilin "
l>o!ir- n* defensive,
In the
ib.. •n lir«
II il-WPVl1r. th ** Pritinh Fur**lift*
i iff. . a*
til*t*V|| HHII Ml III tiuii Iitf world aw i i t . i i fture'h il'.
l f.Mt ft* h* vitfitl i h puhhr tlUIIL-ht ill in i I • t*1(*rV. K .i.lrrl
Ml. •11 ..f K^rt-ik'n > ret ju v Htandard 1mil* the* f. t rni•r H ntk til in !Iu* 1 •i
N i i-ii I'rim, Min*»tlT 1 1\prv !• «1
Si* (M»t\ 1 nmi«*i) ,»n i in thi'" tt answer r 1111to t.f lilai tree rit
a* ..f 1'df il u.in*
m-i-i'H nl Ful to n. M.i
1 ),lll i till ■li.r r ,' | jt *
K t !•*' 1 4411*1itn m*» 111■i. ..f Hu
i t talk
4*1111* fl II. v n
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t ihi* >' • ii H .11 H 4l-», «!• Utf »«J th a t
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That
1>(”i tsiinf pr<«n-iffjiihln nil |',"|'li* of I 14' W'Vf M ( they
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t ti.oibi,. In the ||n use of Com -tabv and m just tec II,* fu rth e r
moo- the F reign See lot nr v s a i d a---rrtc.| "7 hr I"»«**.**-1 S t a t e *
hr, a g reater m*-n ore of power,
! th a t . It.- h m l 4»ff»*nv*l R u n in
01
r 'llt - n - io n o f ifx» S n v ir t - a g n a l r r measure of world reIG iftr-li f H i'io l- h ili lio n f y
llr v in ga 1*1 and estiH'io. -in- marches in
itj.•-1*” ani<
i1 m rttm iiifiv iE th a t ho I m*- -late and majesty, which has not
h r v i . i th»* H u '^ ittn K o r t 'ljfn C o m - hern seen in this world since the
m ia n n r'a
f it n t f m r h t
th u t
RuR^tn fall of the in d e n t capital of the
IL man em pire -'
li t- tut in t e n t io n o f trolitt? to v u i
o th htttt
Churchill continue,! "W ith your
t great power me also the g re a t
Its
era
purpose* for which
many - a i r i f o ' e , were m ade."
If,- added t h n l 1 t v I lilted S t a l e *
in "at ihr summit of human a f
fairs.’’
Meanwhile.
th e
Communist
TA MPA. Mai i >. (Ah— Coin- newspaper Prnvdn lashed out
Urtiay nt ihr tifflco of Stipt. F*.
»■— _
pulsorv m ilitary training for nil again today in a new criticism
Aid !<> ■ veteran* mi it" their W, latw lim, i t 'w ns voted to dePotential dangers to good gov Voung American* was railed for of Churchill by declaring th a t
famUirx in m eeting p n 'ie n t shart- ciare Wednesday Apr. 3 a sch.wd ermuent by reason of failure of by National American Legion any sn-mllcd “ author „f new race
ngex, was term ed the hicgc*t re holiday in order th a t the children r |t|,r„ * i„ rcgist,-, nml v.d in Commander Inbtt Steele trwlnv theories" would -o ffer the same
sponslhilitv faring Kiwnui* a* i might
* ite national lea,lei ^ fate a* Ihnl winch befell th e
tniov
the
celebration election* wits today pointed toil ] J" Tiini|>»
I xrrvire nrgnnisatiMn l,\ litirdoti The) *1»" designated I hill-day |,y K*iuin Khintod-cr. attorney ha, to-,-,1 lotitlM,- Hill ilia
Nazi* if liie Soviet Lnlon is
OTTAtt A, Mar iu, (/1)— Lhe j jintjer, d U ttirt Kiwalit* govern,,* and Friday, April t ami f> a* „ n,t Veteran, who ,« I,.half „f th S te-le -aol ’ Hit, Is the '.'',*h tluenfl-lied.
Royal Commission invr.U B nlm g! „f Florida, in a -h in t talk t,. holiday, in order that I rj. h er, J unlor t liamher „f .......m o o u1, turn- in C j m ii , -hat the Amen t
Linv.la e,npha,d„d l 'i rm ier
the Canadian spy r**r diwlo*r,l Kiwanian* and guest, (.,!!„» i, • may attend the m relm g in lam
,| l.v(„rr the I u. «i lio n '
1 ' ...............
' ' oiigt,-,* St a l l , . fttiA,W A d l l . , l a )
Oil
louaVy that Dr Rayoml B«>>-r. ih.-it ha,iw>. ue
f».t , v.
ipn of the LI,ill,la Kduc„t„*n j ,n«.,|,flK („day.
. V '*’ , '
V
m ilita ry ,, h lm h ,i, f|1(.
that StaaasisK ut profa**or of chtm i*l,y ,nB
11<N,,
It i. a request I )ln
tlstl.r Itk.- race ihe«r• yi„fM unre-t exl*t* than ever t raining law
a t McGill University transm itted j \V.E. Ilnthnw ay » « . higl lv , Association
d-,. c<(mitrnr* of- t hel
(•(„.
-paper , .mlltim-d,
()|1 Cli.,,.
rtU (lf.
Resignation of Mr* F ranee* heforr, he declared, nnd if th< U s c l
full information on hi* *erret f nmilleigi,,l t>> |,i,,gn<m
German fnci-t who chose
1 .1 M. Bull n* ft teacher nt the South (wrong candidate Is
elected the two m«si h"t t tide w a n In his
work in exploalve* to Hnvlet lilt*-1„inn Ed U n e for the t,arl>er,..
in
ry
.1
'
their ideological wenpon ono
*l“ ,
. . . .
'm e a l prepared under hi* directum Side Prim ary School was ae- j man whu put the 1,allot in the
S tr i o unitl this time the U »
I t wa* also ravelled th a t h r e d .Bt the ground* of the Fifty A*- ceptcd. Ml.-s Lurin Ramie wa*|tHCy ha* n right to complain; I hi, ffimi hns ,-ent th»^ resolution *o tinted |»y men— — rnee theory—
Roee, a member of parliam ent.| ng-ime* w here t lie piugiam «u» named ns her successor. Reeig -1 mnn*who doesn't has no right to Coni?reN-* uilh » ipecinl Commit* were totally crushed in war. A
^irnilnr fate a ill Li fall the author
ha* been taken into custody. Rose ( i„ have In m held befor'e the I— nation ot Mrs. M argaret Jackson object.
f n w i nee t heoriea if they dnnt
,is„ c , r t h*i ih rn l.m * good Ire of si*? virn men. niiil wo men.
la known a* lha ftrat a n d 'o n ly cation wa* changed because "f n* ii teacher nt the Lyman school
it* urgrd ! mine their nw?*td mfniiui freed* t?i
At tin* -nnii- iune. }
at l^ingwimd it a* accepted ami ' government, he said, come* from
communist ever elected to the Ca- rain. Supplies w e e
plentiful
Florida niel i m>fepuiidrfu4e **f tun ■«uintry.
nadien parliam ent.
jin spite „f the huge gather,, g Mis* Iren,- RossrB w l, appoint miiioritir* which obtain the-, thn* wtirui t . m Tii'IiU
hi l.ntidoU, the * rffan of the
ooiolicl-hlp through coercive ar* he ii* 'il n* v■*I••r 114* rehnhililn*
At
Montreal,
Superintendent that Mr. Lane nurtiniud off - o r nl fo succeed licr.
111r 111it11, t.nhor i'ari) the t oiidon
lion and which have a , a r u ! \ tion refit»*i
Josephat Brunet
of the Royal surplus m eal, and .nine jar*
(
Pnil y Her nil i
ni *o rr it lentil
T he ?i a 11«i»ia I r **ni m a n *tnr
Canadian Mounted Police s a y * Mr.
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large fYcasures
The Political
Hutlinwuy'.* “ famous
hlTFt'hlll anti eoffffiafa hi* CiUt*
th a t Rose face* arraignm ent on Ucrue *auce.
Action Committee of the CIO, he the l'i mi (I i homte w>uiM l»f ,,f Ifiiir
MUt SHt l . i . MlllIVKS
hi* ape t*h Mtakunf to hnruv
m* f '
' ** >»•!»■run* w
charge* most definitely connected
pointed out, deal, only with the great
Praise fo, I Its* achievement* ,f
rnc ti al
trratiitcnt
||«» j ••*** " ic m r ,
I lo< Hr idsh newsiiimhJ
with Cansdiap espionage Investi
Mar.
13,
id’,
—
j
influencing
of
legislation
nod
if
WASHINt.LDN.
mtitesi
a plan |if nldy would P^P'T nA»erted ’‘If the Hntmh
gation. Ro*« Is understood to b* the Sanford and hisstmlllee ( lot,*, i . 'o c t a l Ije o rg i- (
Marshall a , . Jelc ti„n*,
pcopln hml wauled inn) a* tln-lr
*
on hi* way to Montreal for for the lattei of winch « a , icprvM-ul !j rived
in Washington by plane
"Ilurir suctcas dfpend* upon nhve itsill I1?I'm of didijut in per •ppLrsinaii in peace lime they
h q « |i|t jil
c u o n ln J c ti jll,
mal booking on the chargrs.
tnl by Lieu,. .Governni Ray t ar- j (his morning, after three months tho laxity nf the common voter." m a t i e n t
Hn tnid he njternU t»» wire Gen- wiould have vtit c l fur him iu
T he Royal Commission, which roll, war given by Mr. nu(l,-r j in China n* |»ace-m aker iietween
made the announcement concern who cited lx tli organization* m the ChiAng Kn*-.Shek gcjvtrm nrnt I lie said and called attention to tha era! Clmnr Ilrmlley, head of tin* July, |l>46."
ing Dr. Boyer, says that three achievement* in iwing first in an«I the Chinese C om m uniiU .• llo i *acl Diut In llio last Hartford Veterans . Admin la tra tion, -urglpK
wtmotulimynt. wilh 1’n m - pin-linn • ( j,M*e -toyre- niflir. h ihint hint ;to-Tise 'ihi^pln* afrff#ld« £»»
,o th e-r scientific worker* engaged tliclr: respcctivo .diyisipna on tint h a d ,
In aeeret rescarth .for iha.C anae
uf 'wntL- Junw l>y. v«ri«im ilent - Tmrunn *nt_* |hp" .Whita Hill votes, wherens in a .'uliU atrd Flortiifi u n ImhUitutititL-ftinle
dian
Jl
_“ - government during th e. \fkr commi l t eev: . Ih: highly command H oufc for. 3;-lOt I . M , F ^atcm ejection there ero- from 700 16
have'TfTven Roviat Russia highly ed .p a s t P resident fir. IcT.' i*M* S tih d a n l
Time. He «>nfirrwl Hift). Under auch cimimatancca
confidential date.
for his work in directing the iluh. with Seeretary of *Statc Hyrnes nt nil ag itato r could coni-., in with
TALLAHASSEE. 'Mur. 15,fd*J—
I lu ll (I nurd (ii> 1’iig t littifj
11 registered voters, w rit t in hix
noon.
Figures coni Piled by the statu
ow n lull lot nml put hi* own p a r
board of health indicate a sharp
ty in a city of 12,600 people, llo
Traiay was the final day fnC
in tho number of. m ar
added th at out of the 26,000 peo filing of Income tax return* of decrease
riages in Florida toon after thu
ple In Seminole CSunty there arc 1045 nnd estimated tax for lOili.- new
three-day waiting and health
only shout 7,0oti rrgizlernl vnterx. I'craon* making out inrotna tax Lest law* were put in effect.
At the same time, Georgia and
Tlmmon Mathews 'Hlnaen/ 64,
power, startin g aa an rtgltstnr H.C, Duiiose end ( hnrles C. dltlrt Alabama tuwns bordering north
e ,
™
;
s'
’
power,
died at- the hem* of his stater,
with a minority following o f , Although it was neces.-ary to Florida hove experienced a m arMr*. Elizabeth MeQuay, in I,ongC uxffc*ThZ
get filled out form s and payment*
Tho Seminole Coiffity
('ham lierequlx contest and winners wore three.
wood this morning at 8:10 of Cotnmrrce la st night decided awarded xilvcr dollars and th eater
Porter Lansing who ha* chorgo in the mail twlay, it was announc- j J.1"? ''
o'clock after an !lnt*s of a year. to take under consideration an up passe,.
j of the Lion's Junior Baseball t^*n- ml by Mr. H url th a t forms mode (j
0( tha peaco across the
Tha deceased had lived
in pea! made by P o rte r H. latnslng,
Dart W right made a report o n jBU0 announced that shout 30 boy* out by him up to 11:00 P.M. would state line.
Longwood for th* past six year*. president of tho Seminole Sports* thee progress of the St. John*
i t - j; would m eet with umnlre* end accepted. A brisk demand for
Johns lIliFlorida's new three-day waiting
He area born Aug. 17. 1801 in men Association, for assistance ver project and tho proposed
r a learn manager* a t 5:00 o'clock income tax form* during
_ the law became effective last fla y
Candy Hit), S.C. ,
.
irv the current |irolect of clearing dio station, ami John K rlder, in thla evening for n prartlc* game past week’ was reported by Mis* while the law' requiring health
Survivors theiud* the widow hyacinth* and fallen tree* from addition to Ed t-evy-MOiltner, re
In preparation for tho opening M argaret Reitz a t the Chamber of tesli went Into effect last Octo
Mra. Elizabeth M. Minion of th s Wekivn River.
ported on tho Hanford Baseball game on Monday.
.
Commerce office.
ber •
Columbia, S.C.f . one daughter
Mr, Lansing declared that the Association.
Mza. Betty Louise Roach, wln- federal
.
------------------------------A K KR H' H DISCHARGED
governm
ent
had
promised
Mr.
W
hitner
declared
th
a
t
he
ROYLF. TO SPEAK
nsboro, 8. C.J one aon. J. F.
___________ Sl / C Frank P. A k o r a , Jr.,
assistance but said that work
th* club which he is a t
Banka. U- S. Army; Three broth could not be done until after the believed
COMMITTER MEETS TONIGHT jj0U{e
j,a# |« cn honorably dietem
pting
to
line
up.
will
ftnleh
Following regular eervlee* a t
er*. Chari** Jlin on, Lugoff, 8. C.; war. For
... “ . , ’
, ..
charged from the United States
the
past
several
the first division. Ho said he
William 1Union Camdc.n 8. C . months, Washington officials have In
Committee chairman of the ^ UVy, according . t o ■ inform ation B: 16.. p'clock Friday evening a t
had
made
a
number
of
contacts
id George W, Hinson,, Winns- been attempting to get the gov Biss no s » u » u u,» v , k *„i**,,uii j' e,*r* n* Iloini-cuming ccle- rw e[VC4| lo(|ay f rom the Naval (he Jewish Community Center,
and he assured the organization
Stale Senator IJoyd F. Boyle will
boro, 8. C.s one sister, Mra. ernment to uuthorlze work on this th at the Celery Fed* would be «j S™110,1}.
, . . i . l ? “V V o n I’erionnnel Separation C e n t e r . talk on "H "w To Save Th#
McQuey of Langwood.
project- However, the W ar Do- "hustling hall club."
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Peace". Refreshments will bo
r u n e r a I arrangement*. In purtqicnt has reporter! that no
t>e«fliiiAni Jack
jro*sir p*iii
9*n roportrun,r#- i o clock RI tho City
Lily Hull with
. ■ i- ... - i i —
r
Preildent
Ratlgon
served a t th* conclusion of the
charge of Erickson Funeral Home, fund* ere available at this time.’ ed* that d*nca bands here been George Touhy, general chairman
CONDITION IMPROVED
program. The public it invited.
trill be announced later.
A.L. Myers, ACL railroad con
"The Association," Mr. Lansing obtained for the Veterans Home In charge of arrangement*.
ductor who waa Injured a week
said, “requested assistance from coming celebration to lie held on
ago while engaged in hla dull**,
the Slate Gama and Flxh Com Apr. 3. Stuart Martin and his
TITO IN POLAND
PPB
wa* today reported by railroad
TOWNBKNT MEET
mission ami received an appro orchestra will play at a dance to
officials to be g ettin g along nicety
priation of |3 0 0 . A crew i* sche be htld at tha Armory a n d
W A R SA w T itar. 15. M V - Mar
Fifth Dlatrlct Townsend Club* a t the ACL Hospital a t Waycroaa, ahal Tito it visiting Poland. Th*
duled to go to work next week. anothar orchestra will play for
p j s r - b f f f . r w h . T . ? re . He pointed out the money avail a street dance to be bald on Mag will maot tn tha Woman'* Club Go.
Yugoslav leader and some offi
due* merchant -at th* Sanford able at thla time la not enough
Building a t Port Orange Sunday
cials of hla governm ent arrived In
nolia
Avenue
and
First
end
Se
State Market that quantities of to complete the project.
with P.V. Draa of Daytona Beach
ITALIAN ELECTION
Warsaw yesterday.
T ito haa
frolte and vsgstatdss had been
ROME. Mur. 16. {At—Italian held a conference wilh Boleelaw
as chairman. Officers will be elect
Mr. Lansing asserted that tha cond Streets.
recently stolen from hla place, Wektva la among the moat beauti
President Ratlgan introduced ed at 10:30 A.M., luncheon will flection returns today show th a t Blerut, president of .Poland'* Na
traced the stolidi food* to a store, ful
__ streams in . Florida. “Tha W. A. Patrick, Carroll Blanc, be aerved a t 12:30 P.M. and at tha Democratic Christian* have tional CounclL Th* Yugoslav*
and arrested RuaeellJ . fllngltteh, water I* clear and can be mode Mika Saua, U E. Tew and Ed Le- 2:00 P.M. thera will be a maaa won 168 cities and the Social will spend five dayfe in Poll
who U charged with sailing a* j)ratty as Silver
Sllvar Spring* Run." VT-Whlmer a* new member* of meeting and apeaklng to which C cm ^unlat bloc hoe won 121. The Impacting factories and army
■(glia tion*.
“’k
’ " • * y-ii IIUK-X o '
School S t u d e n t s iShinholserUrges
Is Main Speaker jJ® ^
Citizens To Vote
At Kiwanis M e e t f * ' t',„th. ! At Uons MeethiglUfftan
Pioneer ’N ight To
Be Held In Lake
M ary On Thursday
The hlggest and most eagerly
looked fo r event of the year a t
Lake M ary will be Pioneer N ight,
^ T h u rsd a y , evening, March 21 at
the Community - lluilding
and
sponsored by the Lake Mnry
Chamber of Commerce. Prank
Evans who originated this event
21 yearn ago will again he in
charge tif fth* program.
No invitations will bo sent
mil thl* year, according to Mr.
Eranjf, buf. ail m Wen Id CO years
o f ago and over sr s cordially in
vited to attend, ae tho program
wilt bo given in thalr hoior. Tho
^younger folk# aro als<> Invited
*and are requested tq beJ^ g e t U)<1
older people there,
rarvoL*, now aver, are requested
no* to bring babies and young
children a* they might prove to
be annoying to the "Old Timer*".
Five orange wood cane*, beauti
fully carved by Pioneer J.B. Mecs
of Geneva, will be given to tha
five oldest man present. Two
tune* am] three pieces of ntcrling silver will be presented to
J h e five oldest ladies present.
** Mr. Evans ha* not yet an*
— nonnred hla entertainment pro
gram, but it la certain, judging
from that of previous years thst
he will round up a number of
. lin e antartalnera. - - - —
~ "e
Miami Visitor Dies*
In 13-story Plunge
. MIAMI, Mer. 16, (/PL- An el
d e r l y men he* fallen 13 stories
T o hi* deeth from an upper floor
of Technical High School in
downtown Miami,
Ha crashed
through a skylight Into a class
room crowded with students.
> Defective Sergeant G. E. Bald*
win has Ids nil (lad the dead man
ae John Burger, formerly nf
Cleveland, Ok, who came to Mi
ami jVeaeh teat May. Ha waa
. about 65 year* old.
- Students o f tha photographic
[jflaie on tiro second Door of the
tiding saw the body tear
ough metal cross bar* of the
rliO t-and lend at tha feet of
Uroir Instructor. 1
,
..
Official* at a Miami Beach
Hotel where Burgef has been
staying say he llVfd alone and
waa retired.
4
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Professor Ga v e
Attlee Asserts
Explosive D a t a
India Has Right To Soviet Russia
To Independence
Minister Warns That
No Great Nation
Can Stand Alone
LONDON, Mar. IJR.
V 'UP)—
' ' rha*
*Prime
inlater tla
Clement
Attlee
• llnl*,er
m e n t Attlee
has ex
pressed tha view in the dttiuaa of
Common* th a t if India chooaoa
full independence from B ritain,
she has a right in do
The Prime Minister mad* hla
statem ent during a debate on
the mission of three cabinet mem
ber* who uro going to India.
Tho ministers will r lake up tho
roblcm. of self-government fqr
ndla.
A ttlee told Common* th a t it
will lie for the British to make
the transition to imitan indepen
dence a* free and easy aa pos
sible. A ttlee then expressed the
hope th a t the Indian pcopla m a r
elect to remain within th e Bri
tish CommtmwRJtBh. Said ^AiUee:
"If she does so erect it. roust bd
by h e r 1ow n‘ free w il£ - fo r the
British Commonwealth and E m
pire la ^ K T h o u n d together h)f
chains of extorts) compulsion."
The Prime Minister said th a t
Britain, in making n final tre a ty
with India is not going to hold
out anything to the advantage of
the British th a t would be to the
disadvantage of- India.
A ttlee
added th a t he thought India would
find g re a t advantagre w ithin the
Commonwealth and warned th a t
no nation can aland alone today.
f
New Dogr Catcher I b
Appointed By Ci/ty
Robert Bedenhaugh, son of
Patrolman
ratm
m at C. C. Bedenbaugh. has
appointed City dog catcher,
been bringing In from
ten
tightdogs
JO a day whkh
were found running at • large.
The city pound U Tull of doge,
some nf which are of good pedi
gree, and owner* who ml eg their
doge are advised by City Mana
ger H, N. Bayer to visit the City,
< SA F E S t P I
pound In lha rear of the gaa
works, In order to reclaim them.
ft, GREENSBORO, N O , Mar. 18,
Time limit Is five day* to. Keep
_____
dogs and some, nice animal* will
M M i U s M is *cm t * * p is ke ftbot unit** rtclfthntd or *ik«
jS ^ 's u fi
ed *or by new owner., h* « Id -
a f ta r
l T 7 i e i Kr t d ' T t a a * l e t S u r S T ^
LEGION MEETS MONDAY
N orth Carolina w a » » * showing
Comdr. Jack Rocoo of i * local
that aha owed a e t**~ E a t what P®at .of the American Legion an-
S 9 v .^ S i V W W " * * W y u S g ff
O f f i c i a l Snys Aid
Tn V c l e r u n s Is
M-mx
Biff Responsibility v*,V*f p^irjn/trSkliT^
Unres Cnnmulsorv
Grave DunirerH To Military Training
Good
Government
n\ Sharp
Today Final Day For
Fiiinff Income Tax
DccreaHc^ In
Marriages Is Noted
Thomas IVL Hinson.
Died This Morning Lansing Requests Jaycee Aid In
Clearing Wehiva Of Hyacinths, Trees
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>»ACE SIX
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 191C
T H E SA W FO K P U E K A lf t 8 ^ U R D , „ F L Q ^ A
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I* llH.e n jq tlllri
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Ttyrdiorl*
til 1' - pifi.n. ti
season, in increased n u m b e r *
Sine: Iligr* they tia»% been com
ing ■‘(ocularly, more and more
each y ta r.
Hunting H u Improved through
out thlii area,’
W atcli of the. little la k e ,»fed
from a I
*o ron/Uant' a re Ha
never f
InhablUil
12i cep for th ree / daily feeding
trip*, tn duck* d a y a t the farm ,
Wary o strange/*, they perm it
John*on liHWalJf' aim cut, among
Colorful F ig u r e Is Robinson Looks For
FurnishKng -Copy I .2,000,000 H u n te r s
' For N e w s p a p e r 's 1 During Next Fall
Gives
S jffO tstiu ..
l.nSOWt.’OII. Mar. 12. (Spe
.
Tar)*ton m id thai Mark win cial t
fichu and Flying
L biing iit« et-xulanr- b rie tor a tii^ sir* I-:! daily double comhlnntion,
. ‘which will be jili,>t!t at the Muiil. : paid n total of (-‘IKdiO a t the
* elpal Athletic rietd nt .‘|:J9 o'clock. * Sc.nfiirdiUrlando Kennel Club la st
- , YeeU-jday in Dusyioua l.etteh . »ii:ln;--"•
hfb*' RunA* w tijiliim l - t h e i r frr '
i'hiL jtail I .t& K i and Flying
evhtliilion win u f bu.**a>M i when r
' they iltiwi ■ 1 the Montieal Rayah S i;l e refunded ticket holder*
'tin a rup and tiirk battle by a with 122,40 to their respective
With a high wind *\vti ping
' i t i e s j the t ity Inland Park. .Jei'y
, Im .rn k went to the hill fm the
Fttn.-nt* ntul Inpleti linn (i.nm-*.
■rUick lainaliim wnr*(*d in n iiiirilnr*
Ziggy Sears Is
Hunting Editor Hunter Has Hobby Of Harboring
25,000 Mallards During JVinter
Back To Tricks Reached End Of
Again In Sports 20,000 Mile Tour
m
elAl'lodAV'
User*
II , tiCml.
My IIAKOI.I) V. R A TLIFF
|
By AKN PRAltsON
F U tT WORTH, Tv*.. Mur. 12J
MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 12. ( / D (AT—Ziggy Sear*, who was a Think of the pqor duck*. They
ciiorful ball player and carried ran hardly make u move' or even
hi* ihowmanaldp into affilia tin g have decuplet* without Jimmy
in t-arel/all Tsnd basketball, i**b«ck’Roblmton, hunting*editor oT Sports
at hi* old trlrtta, namely: F u r- 'Afield, p ry in g Into their per*i>nal
nlihing good copy for the Hporta affair*,
writer*. Hi* nervier*- on the .baa.
Jim m y’* hack in hi* own wlnketboll court are very much In de- trr-qunrtei'* here with h lot of
maud in the*o part*.
.
"quack** do|>c he picked up in 20,Hecently Rusty Ilogges*,* an- OOO mile* of travo) to *py on
Other official • with ahowmamthip, duck*
ihe way frnm "th e end
called technical foul* on Hub Me- of the road," fiOO mile* north of
Ouillan, Tc*n. Christian basket- Winnipeg, to the water'd cibre oh
ball coach, boc*u*e Hub not only the Louislunu gulf coast.
voiced disapproval pf deriilon*
reveal* Robinson.
but. . wrote
a. note
protest.
.
.. of -----.
- _
a mail and telcllub wrote the note after Bog- graph survey *if state* be didn’t
ffflv* told him " Y o u ir g e t an o th er vUU, “a.I states hud a *mallci
technical foul for every word you dork pnnnlatlnti. 17 reM rted more
*“ )'•!
bird* nfid fiyo *nh| Ihe (itnation
well. Ziggv took rare of the Wn* th e same a in HU I.**
ciijjntliui like thi*:
From the itnndpoint of ahootI ‘ fore
1(1,
played
Texas,
Robinson'* survey show* that
Sear* came over with a aheaf -j*, MaU.* hat, B
k|1J> w|th
- fi/J ill „
" ld :„
„ .
, iKioCcrn it. lil finding It Letter.
Vrite me any time.
Hub. I
leptirt?1, no rhttnj,e."
C fiA M PlO sim tfS
I:.!**■ lo st- V«la. lis'to Illll.
1». - In.tt.n., l-.nl r^.boo, trolly
Scar* i* one of tne most J > o
lar official* in the Southwest because he mUl* humor with efflciency*
When Ziggy call* a foul, mere*.
no mistaking the victim.
Hr
polnln dramatically to the „ f .
fending player, describing hi* of- turn*
fense in a fog-horn
voice,
____
to the scorer and dealgnate* th e
player’* numlrer with finger*
while grinding the number out
orally.
Wlie if Scar* put* a player o ut
of the game on fouls, you ran *eo
“yinpnthy nod remorse on hi*
rugged. Inmr-it riiuoteiiancr, and
the banished player feel» that he
h is done Ziggy u g reat posnouul
injury, by fouling out of the
come, and when Scars pat* him
f - . g n .i l i h mi the shoulder as he
t
turns to !h- /sidelines, the V l"f*
e i p* la.-e tcgMIers sadness—not
for hi» own plight hut because
I.
Itv t l i l t ' IIIIVAl.
MIAMI. Fla.. Mar. II. (AT— Ziggy had to put him out.
1b peedy | | n| Schumacher, coming
l ock to jhe New York Giant* at
l3i», a fte r three years in tho Navy,
could la- the key to the Polo
Gmuii.ler* pennant hopes this
year.
Y rstrrdajf'a Result*
S u ir . so could Jnhtitiy Mire. Hid
Servicemen Hold
Key To Pennant
Hopes Of Giant|
p u - 1 J
Hohinson looks fori.b ° d j)00 hunter* in the duck
,llnd*‘ "" *,l*» ",*n!;^<,rd* “nd.*'!
increase of aOO.OOO over last
.» n k s .
. . . " I**1 t !ie H. h. Field and WildJif® Serv-.co-reporting, more ducks
*![nn " ‘"'V
'luted by the breeding stock, mid
PLAY MORE and LIVE LONGER!
Schumacher, O ut 3
Years Adds KnuckI» To Repertoire
r SEARS
CATALOG
SH O P PIN G
GRAPEFRUIT
LEAGUE
( .lo-.h.ii. Hi I Hhi i .II
T W O -P L Y
M O N K S O .O T 1 H
llnlm Young,
Y ankees, 7 ; C a rd in a ls,
t.
I .* t . . May tin rd. Moi.ic* Arnq- 1'hlllles, b; Ihalger;.. 4.
sVh, Ken Triiiklu i.nd iMve K /sld. Indian*. I; Vlgeni. II ( I J inning*)
.iio*>og lln- many m-vire loeii buck
Today'* tl*m elieFs otooug tin* JUilm*.
Ited* v*. Indians n t T uin pn.
Hut. v*hen you m ine right down Curdinnl., v*. lied {(nx nt S n r n n it. pioimiily Hjjpedy Schumy
. .til do unit.) guiKi for the Giant* D odge rs v*. Giants nt Miami.
than any of those mentioned R e ave s v*. Phillies nt ' Miami
Bench.
.dam".
T igers, vs, Yankees (No, I) at
I t’* like this;
Tho truugarm ed lig h lh an d cr i SI. P e t e r s b u r g :
I now* he lias n job on his hand*
this season but lit* la dit«rmfn*d
to uinkt- up the three years he
h-uf'*in ha/ehnll, because of the
war, mid tvln at least Hi moru
game* lieforc he change* ovci 'u
WORCIkSTKC, Mass., Mar. 12.
roach or manager'* job.
UV)— Ited llolfe, who left Yale to
Hal has plenty of _ hcart, ;;s roBrh the New York Yankee*, is
ninny I. National l.engur batter t k e <mly college m a c h to hold a n
fourijl out when lie was throwing edge o w r Jack Hairy, Holy Cross
|ia*t them from 1931 through baseball roach now. in hi* 23th
1912 wit bout even a curve ball yenr.
w orthy of its name..
In the last
three
seasons.
This year, hi* l.'iln w ith the
Giant*, he- i« coming hark -with
mure pitching finesse than evyr,
plus a hnuckler, which he expects
Asked If timing wa* just ua
will help, him near hi* goal of
portant to n throw er as a
290 win* In the *cnlor.circuit. • i Im
“ I know the going will be hitter, Speedy widened the steely
t in his blue eye* and said:
tougher ic1th~all the h itters rc-j g lin
"E very . baseball player mu*t
turning." smiles the veteran, "but avc
coordination w hether ho Is n
they will have, the same troubles j
I have gvltinu back into ah ai'e.; a lte r or a pitcher. It’s lough
It up after a layoff. The
"F ord Ki irk (president of the j to pickand
pain* stay longer i s
National leag u e) was telling me ache*
the other dsy th a t the future of! you use the muiele* which have
tor »o many month*.
the serviceman In’ baseball «!»• | rested
pond* on his tim ing.
I agree: "T h rre are ju st a* many com
petitive angle* on the rpound <»
whplihenledlyl
there are at tho plate. l*ilrher*
"Gosh, when I went out sn the! and
batters both hove tic quick
mound for the f irs t time In three j start* and »top*. I thing eondlli*
years, my feel felt funny. T h tn ' tloning I* Jiwt a* tough for one
I couldn’t get th e feel of th e '
■a for the other."
,
■
soth.
Rolft Is Only Coach
To Get Ed^e On Barry
SPORTING
GOODS
llolfe's Ynle-coarhed nine* l/eal
Holf Crosrf three tim*s, aTl In
extra inning* and lost cnly once.
Holy t.'rus*. however, lead* Yale
and all other rivals In baseball
victories over a period of yc:tr*.
t
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homes. Draperies mode from this material requires no
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TH E W EATHER
CONSIDERABLE C loudinm . continued
mild thin afternoon throueh Thursday. Mod
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VOLUMfiTUXVII
Established 1908.
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1946
O f R e d Goering Takes
Wifness Stand
InOwn Defense
N l'M U E R
A sso c ia te d P r e s s L o an ed \V Ire
126
1 1 3 -Day Old G en eral M otors
Dispute Is Finally Settled
- %
British Seek Moscow
> Reply For Contin
ued Presence 0 f
Troops I n Iran
_ Kesslering: ' B l a m e s .
Luftwaffe Ch i e f '
Seeks
State
Post
For Lack Of Bomb-]
------ a.
— —
ers At Dunkerque,
Welcome Arrivals From Knglund
NUERNBERG, Mar. IS. AP
Field Marshal W erner Von
L’lomberg Is dead. He died
• f heart disease today at an
Allied hospital where he wa*
waiting tp be summoned as a
witness in the Nuernberg.
trUU.
LONDON, March 13. (/P)
— The British Foreign Of
fice says Information reach
ing London today- indicates
the Red Army troops move
ments in Iran are-on a .con
s id e r a b le scale. A Foreign
. Office spokesman says tho
Russians arc moving from
>
Military Group
In Closed-Door
Session Today
Pvt. York Returns
AfirreementPavcs Way
For 175,000 Workers To Return To
Nearly 100 Plants
I IKOIT. Mar. 13. AP—
h
General Motor, strike
w a s-settled today on the b asis'
of IH1, prat* an hour wage
increase officered by tkc com
pany. The CIO United Auto
Workrr* Union lust its long
fight to 'g e t the company topay 19*j cent*, the recom
mendation of the p resU ftillal'-'.
fact-finding board. The wage f
negotiation* wound up rue- .
cessfully after an uninter- *
ruptrd day and night *easlnn|
Patterson, B y r n e s ,
Eisenhower Appear
Before Committee
.WASHINGTON', Mur. 13. t,1h
Secretary t f S tate Jam es lUrne.*..
War Secretary Rolan l Patterson J
and General Dwight D. Ei«en■hotser wer* summcne.l today by
T a b r i r to w a r d t h e I r a n ia n
the House Military A f f a ir s t'oincapital a t Tehran and alto to
nilltee. for a closed door session
DETROIT, March 13.“ )
ward the Iraq border. The office
to hriy^ more "plain talk Mi the
ab o rereale,1 th a t the m ajor con— Hopes for an. end of njo
world situation and on our own
ajderation of the Brltlah Govern
m ilitary needsi” before they vote ,
113 day old General Motors
ment la not ao much the moveon several im pintnnt m atters.
strike,*,
the longest in auto
merit of the Russian troop* themFour proposal*. stand out among
mobile
history,
kept tin ris
selves a* the continued preience
tbe m atters being ronaidcird l>> i
of Red Army contingent* in Iran.
ing lute this afternoon ns
llie commitleeA They are: Uni
versal m ilitary training, exten
% The Brltlah ipokaim an dlaeompupy and CIO United
NUERNBERG, Mar. 13. t /t t—
sion of the draft Inw, stockpiling
eloaea that the troop movement*
Workers officials continued
Reichsmarshal
Hernfann
Goering
of vital war m aterials ami pay
flrat were noticed on Mar. 4—two
their
present session which
has
gene
to
the
witness
stanil
In
increase fer Army, itml Navy per
day after tha date *et for with
his own defense before the Nucrnh a s been going op since'9:00
sonnel as a nieun* of spurring
drawal of Briliah -and Russian
berg tribunal trying him a* an I
o'clock last night
enlistments .
force* under term* of a British
arrh war criminal.
\ union official, a s k i n g t h a t
After heating Byrnes, palterSoviet-lranlan agreement.
Goering'* defense counsel e x -'
III- n a m e not t-y used, ha s He*
son sttd Elsenhower, the commit
The Foreign Office official say*
I pect* to Uhe six dsy* to com••f Se t
Alvin l a r k
>f ctnied th at a j ' temsmt- o f tho
Ire is expected to vpto on ihii M 1
tho British Government (till i*
M
| nletc presentation of it* <■**<•
M a i I f a m e l ' i l ' U.
a u to m o tiv e *tMk' a p p e a r s in u alvrisal training and the diiili
pressing Moscow for a reply to PUBLISHER of the Herald in ' for the former chief of the G er
trillion Mi
Many n tu m lfn
th« ) . ,MM W
» 1U
»1111 « Vailt
••• k (at".<r i
n«*nt
u-nt him
and tf»m’
that* an nnnotincrn
announcement
ita protest* against the continued Mnrrux Hook. |*«., former Staff man Luftwaffe. Goering himself
Uro'i (hear t t o m n ttfii utu«t Im»
«» K- «»• i •\ l .»» S.m -t,ms tm n r at any moment
presence of Red Army troop* in Sgt. Carl K. Mao. 38, ha* tossed may lie on the wltnrs* stand fur
tin.' t»rfi jr th r cdiniiHt'n I" * A 11 '.‘l
1 nhf r,,iM • 1: • »n
rh r nil ruifht inc«*tlnif u n it on
Iran. The S tate Department in hi* hut into the ring as candi three daya.
I ••* P.ti if . ^ Hi k, \i las till • 1
th im i g h the m o r n in g a n d i n to
nnvthinc •!•«*
, f Waahlngton ha* disclosed tha dls- date for Governor of Pennsyl
Meanwhile, Nasi field Marsh*
liMrph <h** t
trnn«|M«n It ifU
(lou^r Rrinihlir.ni
Ihe afle inm iii
As th e srsaion
patchyriL a second United States vania. Shown *t a Linotype Albert -Kesseiring told the tr i
'I'olav r e - e n l i- l m . nt fui |,n -«i',t it* 22nd limir. one m anMnritii hi* u u n . I r (H.lulnv
not*
Moscow Inquiring about machine in hi* newspaper plant. bunal today he wag a principal | SEATED ATOP LIFE RAFTS, two u .
lli.I.s a li o n u l ..iun.iit.ioil.il agenu-nl r e p r e s e n t a t i v e -qid t h a t
Man will run on n 19-polnt “G!
t L rnlm f r o m Kni;li»n,| u « n r (ifcitnng 1 (i sal "M until .ill
"tb e Soviet Choop movement*.
advocate on invading England In ,lntle, „f happiness alter arriv in g in New Vnrk witl- ItiTt ^othar Gi f'"*» to outlaw peacetime con»ci |
th e ticklish w a g e qu e stiu n h a d
platform
.”
lie
promise*
to
bring
A dispatch from Aasocialed
lit axil. Holding i<cr
tmn inrnuglmui cue world have
raten se ttle d ."revolutionary
changes tha summer of 1U40. Kesaclring 1omtes atmard 'the
Press correspondent Joseph Good about
)a-*n
cxhaustrsl.
There
is
strung
The settlement would pave the
win in Tehran says Russian among labor-m anagem ent rela
way fot a reopening of alm ost
(International) Robert
plan . n u n i o n sentiment In the com mittee .faym •
R obe rt JJackson.
a c k s o n Justice
J u s t i c e JJackson
ackson
T!<
. 1 r,,• h,.
V l c W D ie tn d . w h o plan*
armored columns already ore in tions."
in
g
.
this
proposal,
even
th:
ugn
list plants acro-s the nation and
—
.............
side ■ town only 20 mile* from - r - — - asked K hssilring whether he had withut a few ilnys wUh her husband Eit'derlck. at I^ikewiaal Ohio. Presldrnt Truman ha* calleit it
the iclut.li of IJ5.P00 pfdduction
t Internationa'])
the Iranian capital.
recommended to Goering th at th •
impractical.
workers who have been
idl*
Invasion take place immediately
The AP correspondent quotes
•
gA
1
store last Novertilier Th* uaafte r Dunkerque. Replied Kc*reliable Iranian sources for the
aelrlag:
# fu rth er information
th a t tha
. g u tta iln tt rwersKMi u w i ' . r neM
Yea, and I still represented
-.MIoviet troops a r t moving also
on *•* !.ft • II-. e uf *h« a *' Adth a t view later on. Yea. the in4aw ard tbs .T u tk lah .. Jtordar la
c*u. w u y
vaaiotr was only callrsl o ff beaddition to the tr a n d f iq -frontier.
'JaJnel
causa there were not sufficient
Tha aim s sources ate <100(1*1 ns
uyk th a t
William l'avid l.aile. S -lr t.rS
P o s i - l,.w.> present Dewey say
seagoing cra ft.”
shying th* Red Army h u taken
NK. Is home nflor 21 month* of.
.•
.
».
, . lo th sides are Irving to settle
three towns clots Id tha Turkish
Naval service in the P arifir an-i
h
n .s . I n 'i h f d X ^ o f ‘ ,G ^ rrn g ' F , ®t c h.*? r
and Iraq borders. Tbe Red Army
lie I* the son of Mr. and Mr* J
How ever, th e p r o i r a c t e d session
combat troops ars dsscribed as
Kesaclring told the court that .
I J C N ir C
K luin* of Route 2. Box I.VJ-H
_______
W
A S H I N G T O N . Mar 13. I/Fi
got u n d e r w a y w i t h taith sides ,
being jtqulppcd with (pit cam-f
liefore entering the service he Rcprcscntativ
...................
•f th...e
U
n ited a p p a r e n t l y still de ad lo ck e d
on
que would hava been a greater
palgn kit.
worked in the St. John Ship Mine Worker* t-.-g.in elnlmrating nutnotou, issue*, including
the
—
■castaalronhe, but for me
the umi
hail ij --------------------- — - ----------------------*
Military obaervers In Tehian
.MitiMeat demand*
rlnin aHila jI iinlnfl'a
rIamBnil for an 19
I *1 I1/<3
J cents
yanls a t Jacksonville.
■ | today on ill*.
the general
union'* demand
weather Uuit kept German
Directdrs of the Rrminole Connhave commented th at the KuaHe served for HI month* on tl»»*! Ini<| down by . resident John
_.........I... mi hour
. . .pay
. boost. The
I he company
com ps
on
tha
ground
for
two
d
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
18,
(A*)—
inber
of
Commerce
met
nt
day
ii*
j
*y
Chandler
iif
Commerce
met
nt
alana last year had dug tranches,
U8S Gage and wears a battle t.ewis for tin- nationN IiMl.llnO lim
t«» Lno^t li.M wai'ljBri'
f * constructed roads and Conducted P resident Truiqan has ended tha
ared t h a t f ,
,,
" ,
the
The N w l general declared
tnr Ms
,uuy
inir im
iei last m
gm ami
yfair
lintel
night
and star awardad for participation in ,„ ft r ,,,|
\ union viitin wiikfe IH | If
tohgwrangle
over
hla
nomination
G
erm
an,
did
not
hava
rnmiKli
i
■
wa
I
^4>11
I
t
T
V
h
O
XV
il'lacuaswl
plans
fur
the
Impiovelarge-scale ••postwar’1 maneuvers
Okinawa cainpaign. tin- li
result. >>f u intuit Mir\«*y of
**
1 u “ ,u J
° I | U " '!..*nt ..f tbe St J.dm . River, de- tile
along the Turkiah-Iranlan border. of Edwin paulcv to l<e utidcrsecre- four-engine bombers, and mplied
ribbon of the l'bill|iIf,»rr »*vti • Minin — •liM'ln*
tnry of the Navy by withdraw th a t G ocrinf was priinarily reI ..
i»
'elopm em of the park around the beration
pines, tbe Victory ribbon and the , |la. ml
|. -atit: ' Ill.tcr (Hi'iUtlil
Political observers
of
Red ing Pauley's name. The Presi sponslblt fo r this deficiency. KeaM. »#
IJt
O C I C l l f U n ,k. T .ce ui l.unguoml, the Vet
wnrkitii-' •
I" .»• I ll l.»rt a
' Army troop* a t K ara]—only 20 dent said hr acted a t the request rolrlag s*W th# absence of friur-l
----- -----H..m,.e..,„ing
celeb r.t. <n Anifriran T haatri |tdd~-o
_____________
_
I ..no
. ml 'ltd* | t *0*11 |»|0
mllea from T eh in —may t># de of Pauley htmself. and the an engine loiBtber* In the Luftwaffe
p,,, , ,, KllU
ch„. „
t(lp Brooklyn Hodduring -tali . ti.t \ •• hi f l f f t h f
signed to stir up unrest In the nouncement came utmost simul ‘•turned out to be extremely aw k -!
^Saturday noon ns winner* in Hie geis lim ning ramp, a statewide
mii’h ' w t'om|trn«M
syslein
-.f w
*YM
(«
Iranian capital.
taneously from the Whit* Houde w ard."
UM» 4-11 i'oullry contest, *p..i. advertising cnihpaign and two
• Inn and Mini •ni|mlili’w i an Mith
However,
AP
correspondent and from Chairman David Walah
soreil by tin- Sear- Itocburk Kotin- convention* which will lie held
Ir aw Tit
hriatft* unilur (h r
Goodwin Says he flow over tho of the S enate Navnl Committee.
dation fund in cooperation wi:h here in the next few months.
law on ten ilavV notice.
K araj encampment and could find
In a letter to Pauley, the P m ltha Extensive-Service, it wa* an
The meeting was presided over
A h an on himpi \ the union offiMrs. Lillian Belle Snrkett, 78,'
no evidence th a t tha silo of (he dent emphasised hi* belief th a t
nounced by Mr*. Ouidn Wilson, by President IJ. It. Coleman.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mar. 13, kl'i rial citvtl the Kentucky St f »t|(fit •lit *| ;it 2 'IS dVIufli thin morning
t Russian garrison—aatlm aU d nt the w est-coast nil man emerged
'county home demonstration agent. Manager Ed Higgins reported x>n --T h e liner -Queen Mary railed Creek t <m I < •ni|»i»fiy.» In
.1 * u niir«in * hom e in P el ami.
between MO and 800 men—has from th* committee hearing* with
_
iT hele will a luncheon n t the lln- hi* trip to Waahlngton in connec- (,„ u y (or n » w York with a pa* pit nt I'lm vilb K > . 1 nti'ii !<^i' '^lic Ini'l »n,nf*. hi4?
i r th«*
been increased recently. .'loodwln hi* reputation unscathed.
Mr.
Thf-Boy Scout Training Com-j tel .tfayfair at 12:00 o'clock S «t- tion with *tH» proposed 10-foot ^
list Including 'J t hlimlrial their Hvi
with
in nit *‘i|*lt ♦••lyti ln"l* l»n*» tu n mu■I ii hnlf
■ays he did ace 14 Shermnn Trum an added that Pauley had tnittec met Tuesday evening a t , Uy(| ay for t ^ k.)r| , competing m
river changed Il«* nyreaped h b tt-j ^ 7 * hrlVltl and chiWi-n. aliinic DrceoilH i * •t lx. W|«| | lit..’ th.
•{. i
•
h - ii
Units, plus a score o r ao of shown patience under w hat he th* office of Supt. T.W Ij «w the contest
Belf aa hnorful (hnt- the Marifottl
__ La.*.,)._I
••» th«* will \ 1ka»V* It'U |t" l I'Tt.*r • that »
injulrri .< t l i i
other vehicles In Karaj.
called continued misragirTOenta*111 hn%«i**ti» hunt \iwtt«*i| hrre f ll«f|UI'tlll V ^'l
.1 I
of tli i i. tun
tion.
'
* !.|f| in tif.lri In ■
|i for *h*‘ |U»"t tliM** Uflat 1
up cut Ii
Senator Walsh also has Issued
xeeuie j“ 1 i*mii1• ♦ till la*» •In* Kim * 3’f vtittn* hw
a statem ent commending Pauley
tuck> -> ,!•
l><v tl t* J 1
»r »t
for hi* patriotic action In agree
1
ri... in mi • r f I
1“
I-*’ :, n! K.»«t"i it • Mi •• I
ing to the withdrawal.
C«al
' ........ ..
n hraltli >(nl,
» » . house tnolhrr f
and
wi-lfare
ftWiil
for
miners,
in
|q
M
\|ti
.q,,r
rity
,»t
Ohm
St-rte
NOTICE
silditi.rn
» .1( 1- meien-e* *n I t'nivvrxilv and in that .sipnctty
ll«»UM
served Phi Mu • yrai at Dio
University of New Mexico, and
quested all members to be present
for one year wa* house m other
A delegation of Jaclaonrllla tomorrow morning a t 10:00
bllity
of
tho
canpl
uf Kappa Alpha F raternity nt
iry C. by Franklin 8. P erry, Ex ten-ion
Beuh city and chamber of com o'clock v in - th* Commlaaletier'a
Kthaard, assistan t poultry specialist. Tho standpoint o f.d ra in a g e and con
Rollins College
merce official* today vtalted San rcom of the City Hall when plana
servation
of
water
reserves.
A
She is survived by one son, the
ford” and mat tho Ideal chamber will be discussed for the .new t i j r a e a d Rader, L.V. M en. Jr. Sears contest has dune much to motion wa* made .to th is effect
Rev SaCkett; two gramldaughof commerce officials at a dinner club house.
stim ulate * interest
In poultry by It. B. Pope.
ter«, the M u se s-R'lth Emily ami
at tha Mayfair Hotel In order to
raising in Seminole County, -aid
II. C. Green reported th a t about
|)> rothca N. Sachet! of Sanford;
Mekong* vtovra ah civic affairs
Mr*. Wilson, who added that she 80 acre* would be nreded to de
The work of the USD In H an-*mind* of men. it would Il
nml three nephews, Russell S.
and business trends, .
and the 4-11 girls appreciate tho velop a Big Trco park from th ford. started shortly after the better
Cunningham of lum rastei, Ohio,
Interest shown In th eir 4-H Poul site of the tree to the main high Navy mad* Its Installation hero,
The partv Included M. G. Wll*
tin g . General Hutchison term
tr y work, also the interest shown way and also revealed th a t a was climaxed Tuesday evening ed th« work nf Ihe IJSO in Han George II. Cunningham of Teledo,
_ llams. president, and J. p . Arnot,
by Sears Roebuck worker* who sta te forestry expert had recently with the aw arding of pins ami ford a* w irth while, lie nlmi Ohio and llnruld E. Cunningham
# secretary of tho
Jacksonville
tha Jnchaonvill*
of- Foxtnrla, Ohio.
have been Very co-operative aud
Beach Chamber of Commerce and
the tree and found it in certificates to many hostesses, told of the wink of the IJSO in
Requiem service* for Mrs. SaeH. A. Prather, m*gor of th* city. Mr*. Mary Rawlins was elect-wthe current Red Croas Drive, Mr*. generous, giving any amount of visited
the
Pacific
area,
and
of
how,
rcpresentation
of
gifts
to
Director
need u f attention from decay,
will be held nt Holy Ciosa
Also present wot* W. 8- Gifford, •d provident of the Pilot Club i t M. B- Smith called for volunteers tim e and effo rt to this contest.
moss and other p ara site r which J.K . Hall, and brief talks of rnn- gnrdlo«a of w eather conditions. kett
E. B. Smith, Rosasl| Saymour Ita m eeting held • In the llo u l to oontaet the non-profit organlgratulatlon to th e -U 8 0 and Mr. USO .shows were perm itted to Episcopal Church wlUi the Rev.
were sapping its vitality.
M ayfair la st nlghL Mrs. Raw itiona fe r foiuU, to which memand J. 8. Buck.
'•
rlosely
the
advancing Mark T. Carpenter officiating at
Fletcher Boils reported th at llall by Lieut, Comdr. 11.11- follow
.(Hi « o'clock Thursday nv rning,
readily reeponded.
epond
Reprcaanting tho Bo m I n o 10 lins succeed* Mrs. R. C. Maxwell.
the Dodgers Training School had Wheelar of thk Hanford Naval troops. At «ne time t<c *ai'i. a. *amt
funeral service wl| follow at
O ther officers elected Include:
'Isa Maud* Ramaetr, chairman
been a big s u c c e s s and th a t Air Htation, Brig. (Sen. J.C. H ut raptured Jn|> liuck win \uined 11.00 o'clock nt Carey H andMlaa Maud* Ramsey', flra t vie* of th* baseball ticket sale* com
Branch Rickey ami h it players chison, (Herman E Morris, chair into .in Impromptu stage for the Funeral Home, Orlnmlo with Rev,
11.' Coleman, President, Edward president;
Mrs. H. A. Swanson, m ittee, reported >4 season paaae* .N ew OPA regulation* affertjng had left, here satisfied with tho man of tha -Recreation Division perform er's a n d 'a t Moratni there
Hitting, mS|agcr, Mayor H. J.
vice president; Mias Gut- paaaea had been told rind collect- the sal* of live ra ttle ami calve*
of tbe Kemlnoi* County Defense was a performance under blackout C arpenter again officiating, i t T'
U 's silssN aa r«a» TXrwl
Gut, Rev. Mark Careen Ur, W. A. second
ha* been requested th st flowers
ale Hinton, recording „
id for, with several more pro will be e x p lain e d a t a iner ting
Council, Mack Cleveland, Jr„ and conditions.
4
, Molrlson, 'M. V- Mtltbi A- C. Mrs. A. K. Shoemakar,
mised,
Howard Hollar, U8N. Mr. Morris • In introducing Lieut. (\<mdr. l>e omitted. Arrangement* are in "
a t .the *asuiford A rm cry at J :00
rf.Sttaa, Eralley Odham and George ponding secratary; Mr*.
M r. C art Rroom*, chairman o'clock Tuesday afternoon
introduced the speakers.
Wheeler. Mr. M< rria stated that charge of th* Erickson F uneral*‘T
m h f.
Touhy
Chapman, treasu rer; and
of th# N ursery School, sponsored
Following the presentation of Naval personnel hail conducted Home. Interm ent will be a t a
Mayor Prather of /aekaonviUo year directors. Hr*. E. --------lub, gave a fav o r,
•w ards theta waa dancing to tho thr niseives a> gentlem en and that la ter date.
Beach told of th* problem* sf dall, J r , and Mr*. F ran k B.
tha program of office in Jacksonville, who will >
music of tha Orlando Air Base they had mail., a lot of friends
—~ ■ ■
i ts •elf-au
sc lf-suaja ln- also
U l 1 structure o f hla city which MaeNeill.
conduct a question and
CLEVELAND, Mar. 13, (A1)— n ine-pise* orchestra. Tha USD among the people of Hanford.
A rep o rt frooi Mrs.
answ er period.
Ira Mosher, board chairm an of waa dscoratOd with green sham Lieut. Comdr. W heeler replied
did pot provide fa r a grow th of
finance chairm an, on tha
t . Q Man well preejded
Hughes L. Swanson, district the NAM, has told the Cleveland rocks and Othar decorations of a th at he was Imppy to hear that
778 to 7,500 persona from 1M0 to bridge p a rty held on Mar. 7, In
th e boalieaa session a t which
r i c e executive will attend. Public A ffairs Forum th a t price BL Patrick’* day type. Mra. 8.C. the Naval m m and women be
•1 » « . according t* Mr. Touhy. iha Woman’* Club revealed a tim e ana appointed Mra. M. L. laughterer* of central Florida control* and federal deficit spend Graham, Mr*. Ed Lane and Mrs. haved so well. "Possibly the rea
net profit of 161.08. This moaey
(tor to fill th# ra - from Ocala aouth and east to the ing cause runaw ay inflation if Joder Cameron p ut up the decora son for th at is th a t you peopla
TOKYO. Mar. 13. DP*— A ttorwill be need to. carry .on various
ty th* death of coast * ara
tions.
Invited to attend. they are continued.
set ua ao fine an ekampl*,'4’ ha
fo r Jhe defense of ex-priT they said W«* akin to worthwhile proiaets of th a club.
Mr. Hall wa* presented with a declared. He told of h it pre-war neya
Mosher asserts that, price con
Other, meetings are to be held In
Hldekl Tolo promise th a t
of Jaekaoavtllt M ach.
Mra. H unt thanked her commltUe
lad to t a k e w f ^ f " I*' ^advertl*#- Tallahassee and PensacoLx.
trols and deficit spending are pair of silver candlestick* a* a work as a football coarh and of mier
%
fo r helping make Uw p arty a m#nt each year In March In tha
two of three roadblocks con g ift from th* Ju n io r and Senior his work ax welfare and recrea hla dafense against w ar crim es
®
J -------- -------------luccesa. Also th# following m er Pilot International Log.
fronting the American people, lie hoitciiee, and a silver compote tion director at th* N aval S ta charge* will be 'conducted to ob
KIW ANIAN8 F E T E LADIES
chant* who donated prftas, ia
’ “De tion, praised the wrork of th# tain th* tru th about the origins
the Seminole
No Kiwanii meeting was held •a ra if they a n cleared away, It aa a g ift from tl
I ED
II Bt
DEGREES
eluding J. C. .jS ernk *
Ha gratefully USO In providing recreation of tha Pacific war.
today du* to the Ladies N ight will do more, than anything els* fense Council.
Dr. Ichiro Klyoaa and Toklaato aUe8d their meeting on Program to be held by the club to prevent unemployment and in- acknowledged th# gift* In behalf facilities and a quiet place to
, i On 'Mar. 81 the University of T heater; Rouralllat *
Ml? and
Mrs. Hall, said w rite letters sw ay from the 8ta- buro Bhlbara say they will co
t l to inataU th eir newly Thursday evening a t the grounds flatlon*
of hlmaeL
.
• Rlehroend will confer upon Gener- Laney’. -D ro r C o j R. T.
Co.; M ather FurtTltur* Oo.|
I officera, A l e t u r was of th e 80 Associates on the West
Mosher declares th a t (trlka* be wa* proud 6f the fact th a t ha ticn, and told of the fine USO operate fully with the prosecution
Admiral ford F urniture Co.; Perkin*.
the cemmltte# on pro- Side. DbQrict Governor Butler make up tha third roadblock. He was sent to Sanford to work and •how* provided a t the Station. to seek tha truth.
Defense attorney Kiyose say*
V ^O M aalro N U t l
v t u .
raised
fo r that
Council will apeak; there will be entertain- elalms th a t strikes prevent manrelied .the
the ftn#
line work done
aone by
oy "I would like tp a<ld well done
“ b /L a tra .
4* hoi lasses and the Recrea to Mr. Hall and the UHO, he said. he understands th a t war crime*
be' held (niB L rPeton(.,n * < n v w H ill Billy* o f agecment from producing and
Co.
i 'ji;
6f. 8-7. k t w h |,h Mr*.
t e Uon ComnVtteC
Mark Cleveland J r. Army veter trials are not for vengeance, but,
the preparation of pi# from, buying. II* ary*
H
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efV,
A dJreeilng^U jjl ho*teas
•trikes,we
nero
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fa
it,
becue
will
be
under
tha
an
- voiced his opinion of (fie a* he pula It, propane "to clarify
piBajpa tfcroaf
'
"lf**thU t,lr* USO when he »ald, *Th#y seemed th a justice of Oil# w ar a n d invaag»o:e*
labor
policy
whtoh Will
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tp
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v lm itM '
ligate Ite origins aa future
sincere in renderingr aid to
fifeu.c** b«. promt*d.*
(Cvauaro* t r a i l 4*** Thro*)
r
NUERNBERG. Mar.
13.
A l‘— Tha pompous number
two- N asi—Hermann Goer
ing—today
lectured Al!ld I —
J u d g e * a * If they were school
boys. G o e r i n g said that
Adolf Hitler seised power In
1033 to make Germany free,
and he boastfully emphasised
bl* own importance In grab
bing control for th a N ail
party.
d
Representatives
Of UMW Discuss
President Ends
Pauley Wrangle
Withdrawing
Trade Body Discusses Plans For
**• St; John River, Big Tree Park
L ew is U em a n d s
William Lane Homo
After Pacific Duty,jjUHI|lu. ()f Su, ^
Of MinerN*
tion Is Revealed
Reports Dodders ExpruHsod
lo Return To Sanford Next Year;
Touhy Outlines Homecoming IMans
Truman Says Action
Was Requested By
Navy Post Nominee
,,nTuf?
* strike
Ten 4-H ’WinnerS
S
Mrs. Sackett, 78,
Dies This Morning
At Nursing Home
Liner Sailn With
Bridges, Officials
Training Committee
Meets With Lawton
Jax D elegation
Is Entertained By
• TradeOrganization- {£
Pins And Certificates Are Awarded
To US0 Hostesses By Herman Morris
Mrs. Mary Rawlins Elected President
Of Pilot Club Meeting Tuesday Night
New OPA Rules Will
Be Discussed Here
bys.iJSays Price Controls
82k*W »'.fi“.uSStfK'W lll CauBe Inflation
S
Jw s
I
Jap Defense Council
Seeks Truth Of War
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DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
laundry. We offer you a Complete
Service.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 19 Jfi
__ C ere unacceptable
>i*n Premier SuUn Sjah- independence
-A q r^ O U M UU Netherlanda Coe* i ne iff»p*U’h i »**id that PrtiuU i
today S jahrir woyjd make counter pro
kjr* I efnm ent ‘ representative*
ib l . that ita .proposals on Indoi
in a dlipatch from Data'
' An estimated 100 (J. I. *tud en tr, veteran, who will renew
their education at S titson Univcrin OeLaniL will be housed ;it
DeLand Naval A ir Station
illy iNJuirteT* frortf tVashlrhfehnnnela' by request of tht!
of DyLand, The Spring term
Mttna- March 26 at which lime
h) building* will be ready for
he student*. It is p ro p p ed by
■ffrlty tb reopen the ala
her,:
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Phone 475
iiMnoi.icdiiiNTV-i.AtnsnjHy co.
\ W. Crd -KL
F l o r id a
Phone 475
"hh
Vhe -fjtate Hoard of Beauty, ChItu r a ~ e itlm a te i that there are
'more than 10,000 beautician* plying their hrt in Florida and wont
ing up rita y hair waVe* and try
ing to make facta look like Holly
wood product*. There arc about
,7t'O man beauty operators * pivot
whole line o f 'tjiU is sahTAo E*
lomethlhi" .d fiferen t from opei a tor* of at.'am shovel* ami ahip
loading crime*. About .100 beauty
operator candidates' are due *u
take the neat state examination
in Miami on March 21.
Quantity Rial
Prices Good Thru Saturday March 18
J>
Florida PoUtoca!
All ia not harmohy in Orange
Court, Orlando hotel where tin?
mtftfc of union |h d hbn-onl.m tdS IN S A MAC SIOT at the Santa Anita. Col- raoctrr*k. where stable
men ha* been played. Union men
Ii -Ac'.V jo . P *U|i«e .in attem pt Waa rrlBde lo i.rc t h M t« thioukh
1 8k tint let of tm a o fi with the reifolta vhdwn th the p ic iu ra .'rn a h u m rd
•>})<? fobfins it *"••'ds. tflif.ilt who'ervinlcd the world's record for tin t#
(urtoh^s tioiniM t-uroonj rm oiV C lafk furrow > »
ffhlernotion.il)
•«
X W.CJL
Stokely'a Flneat Tomatb *
Juice
2
no
*
12<
Vegetable Cocktail
Upton- Yellow Cabcl
they would t|uit.
into th# "trouble clef",-a* ' S tate
Attorney Tom Wataon declared
th iir demand' vfdljrte« the "bp
shop aniendment -In the Flnrf
Constlfullnh.
T ea
4-oz*
Clapp's Baby
Cream of
Wheat
on * horse* were bccfip8t|ii>nr n*
I f W r i r i r i e w w v v u w w v w M v t f W w . - ^ e y w w ^ v w A e t ^ y ^ i i wldaly apart aa tite ■e e n h ■*and
Mar*. Nevertheless runny old peo
• ■ H H H K k lB R S C i^r~
?\ T
n v-rwln .HTRlg
Y i ' i f l ¥ ? :will
l • a. Iki make (tu
tu *
Tuxedo
your
ple will he Riven much needed Ad
Or H indu all becaum the sta te
Chick* Grow
derived more than sevin million
dollars from taka* on horse betk.
Altogether statu , ta rin g recelbt*
total ihbre than -e>Ven tnUl|on
dollars this year, which, says W el
fare 'Commissionar. 'Iceland Hiatt
•will keep up old uke «>,L«lunci
Get ymir HUpply of strong,
p ay m rn t, until Ju n e .10, 1017.
healthy Haby Chicks from
Fraah
B roccoli
>
largo
Htlb H;ci
bch
22c
.
Coffee Mb 29c
Western Wlneaap '.*
C:>:tol Pou P*icb
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HEBE!'
Jam 6-oz 9^c
Flafos pkg 4v^c
Chef £)■/ A- Dee Spoah*!tl
Dinner pkg 27c
'•*. 9 lbs 29c
Pen T tiitia* oi KolJoaa* Corn
; Potatoes—
3
lbs
34c
t n i . c l v ’* O t c c o s
B o y s A n d G ir ls U n i t e
In J - H C lu b C o u n c il
Marmajacioi!b20
PENSACOLA. Ha-. (Special i—
E tram bia County d-ll club g lils
and boys have formed a - joint
county council to work 'with th»!r
syenU , M in Ethel, Atkin ion, E.
if. Flnlayson slid J. II. _Walt:ir,
In promotlnK 4-JI, work" in the
county.
filoria Nowak is president of
ASOU1 TO JOIN m i BIO ,*AIIA0I of breath-taking development*, cucti
a t buuncinp radar wove* o(t the mwm. It the "giant ey*C—tha leleruury, J. M King is rici-preel- tcupir titan which t» expected to be ready to r u*e on April It a rih e W t
dent and .-Clifford flmlwln is sec Patomar ObierVatot-y, Sen Diego Coupty, C at Dr M ai Mstoo (left),
retary. The council I* compos.mI ot lire Cattfnrnia 1natit uto of TrcKnology, and D r Hbbart A-. Mitt Ik In,
of delerates from all child In the Nobel prlie winner in physic*, ate itiowiTabbve betid*'s’seolo mtsfel of
county ami will meet onca every the world* liiiitest lelescipf which will enable man lo break all record*
for p^tiolraflnB distance with the eye The complete fnitrum cm welghi
thre# montb*.
(fntcmarfonOt)
It Is staglnx a window, display SOU toru and U IioumU In a ten’story dome.
in .low!own P tntaeole during N i
tionsl 4-lf Club W**k» March
10, and many of It, member.
participating In
Old D utch
Sftg'V
Claw Variety Crab
PforldA Catlght
F illp ts
ib
Haiti more Cx, Sid. *
Baking T)pa Short
O y ste r s
pf
2 9 c
}
59c
Fl*. Bpackl.
lea* Ocyan
In tha-fteca—<ta>!
traffic and
Francisco t u t
fl th u n d e r
I4M N M
■ m tt j p r i a t t
HOM E
• v - r t u - r t'A
N O tn t T
DAJND
Y O U R
D or, B
3 IHT1B TIIEw HQTU following thalr arrival la 8*
drlesatM from U ou!fi w|,o WlDkUeod ktliton* <
sonetary odnferenee Th* anpear^iCa Bf'HI. W r.
atepv, Aduada
end O. L. Doluu/V
causa Rtmla had Igncrcd for moaUtfaHTh
?Blfty*iv* e^urtotea.
T O WN
AA tirade Spring
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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Pins & Certificates Babies . At Union
•-Are Awarded. To Memorial Hospital
USO H ostesses Are N ight Owls
rM>l«a»a from i»n*e line
*.
Ily JAMFH V- HAGUE
when I was in need during n
IMLTIMORK—The new bal.y
furlough. Scon a fte r the fu r hoy* at Union Memorial Hospital
lough 1 shipped over to the ore a set of “ night ow!s.” #
pacific ami there wgs where I
A chart on re c e n t.births at tbe
learned to appreciate the USO hospital showed th a t 'm ost boy*
Camp shows, for many were the are bom. ia> the wee sn»a' hours
night*, that I and hundreds npye Wit -that* U>£. g irls -Ilka- u*. nutkst.
h are sat fn pouring rain witness- ihelr ap p earan c e'’’Tit th e ' e:. /
,-ing orte of thu shows. YFs, my afternoon,
Yrlends, the USC has done a most
Dr. Harold II. Newman, on in
.ronhnendable ]:b and. you who
are gathered tonight to receive terne in the hospital’s -mnternily
section,
charted the hoars of
your swRrtf f e r serelce ami m erit
rendered have contllmted so vital- birth of all babies delivered since
la , In maklhg y t'O a welcome he joined the hospital sta ff about
T h e overall figsign In the h u r t s of nil service*
men and px-tervicenen."
Speaking in behalf of Navy
men, Howard Huteler said: “ I
would like to thank all people
and workers fc» the w arm .notpiifollty they hnve shown us.** . .
"You hnve d:tje n * fine job.’ .
said Mr. M orrit to the hostesses
Rouiis home ii.\Ki::n
_ l.V.XUK. a W AN ‘ 1(1 11.IM-Nitr- -
APPEARINO BEFORE THE JENATE Naval AITalrs CnrflmittlVtn Washington.
F duin W. i’sulcy, iiornmce for the post Of Under revretary o | me Navy,
points to an oil chart during Ills testimony, lie declared tlmt he would
not withdraw until the charges made against him -by former Interior
Secretary fckes and others tuid tiern refuted
i im*rM ii«M li
the proper hour for their bow to
society.
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p„v,, *ne score ro r inns pjtinq. teing
X
n Z ' Z who
o 'n &
w a i* w
m r |* M fn tH « on
» " • «W*.
mltte*
i n ce hl xe d£ nawnius
will
^
N ewmale,
m ans
be announce* soon. ,nUl Mr H ill ;chvrt rr>1|y d U ft# d , hp holjrt
who added lh al a little tint* will j U9^ |*for* m idnight, only one
be required to mnke a c a re fu l’
t* ing bom In -e ac h o f* (h e
compilation. At the tim e of the hour„ f r0fn 9 to )«.
dancing, refreshm en|s
* 1 were rerv..
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a mil 1l<*t
]Watson Is Trying [Valentine Recoils
ToRegulateUniuns In Horror After
New Plans In Fight Look At Jau Fop
VARIATION,0f Th! c :u SONO. ’! if: * - !!.-t When I C.-mc In.” might
well be hummed by Corp. l-rn tit Winjjfle. t-scsburg. F lu . as lie scorches
for ids slices antoR ••’.hers that wcio led outside a servicemen's eiub in
Seoul, Knir.r Ited Ciusy vvcrUei ItUda J Cede. F reeport.!.. I„ lipids Kis
slipper v.hlle an i.rsirtant helps lum. Hid Crus* piuito. (International}
T herr was an overflow • attend ‘ vaiu, | n figures, for such a small
Mice at tha UNO und quiU> n
j u t{ the same, when hr
num ber of people were spuming t„ kps n womun t0 t he delivery
PA (Ke. j o r i h .
; room ju st 'a f t e r midnight, h r*
l-tetty sure vof
tO UtpCCL rSI
^Trade Body Dis
cusses PlansI * •For
I f IV C r
•
..
inc of the . publicity • committee
had decided to place a few ads
in some of the leading new.|utper*
'
lh f •i,a t® advertising Saiifntd's
i invo^finent' opportunities.
dtev, Mark C arpenter revealed
i
lhv
American
Contrail
^
h0|,, a ,|,r ,„
,,ay eonrention hen, In May ,
th«‘ "conventionof
a,
nnH A |rH foltur,F,uture
T„ Frhpr,
" — ---irontinurii f t" * !•■*» o»»l ..
treatm ent they jiml te e e lv n l.^ lle
w hl they hod expressed » « ■ -!ll.O
game
mi
called attention lo the hallI game
. bet warn the Dodgers aftd St- 'w ill l* .h e ld in July.
» I’f u l " here on Mar. M.. when a
J.
L
Ingley
p r e se n te d
tlic
barbecue will tie given for the Chamber's financial report and
v isiting'team .
the director* voted to set usltic
Geofge Touhv said th a t plans an additional fJ.SOO from the gen-,
for the Veterans Homecoming oral fund for sp e c ia l, post war j
Celebration are progressing sat- purposes. Others whrf attended
isfnctorlly_Anut adding th a t some the meeting were: TV.’ A. Ix’ffler,
difficulty I* being experienced In O. I*. Herndon, M. H. Smith, Arrertiring <110011* for the parade, th u r Yowell, Andrew Stine. S.
lie said that plans fop the harbe- O. Chase, If. E. Cornell, \V. (i.
I)titirltiR*v htill V nl
cue ars in high gear. Holland Kitbee, S. if
r.
uunnry nmi •'
• 11(19*11 THI 200-INCH MI4ROK now In IIk*piorrsi »*f t>cihf installed In th«
D fan reported That a recent meet- Smith,
.
.
j wori(l*a larisvat trlctrop« on ML Palotnar. Cal Ma«lc ot Coining, fi.
r ____!________ *-------v---------------------------------It hai h.id muiiy uU \crt ires. A *pcc..d l>pc al cur wc* built to carry
-U w /'slU 'jiiiia .mil. in -ome plat" ., sjn tual rail line* were laid to Insure
i)
i
- ,i . w . i r / m ,
its sale lran>|sHl. It tuoH ycai* to grind and |x>lirh nr.d its »izc csnYre
gatheted by c<>ii,t>nritun wiUi Ipe man al left.
(/nicrriadcmot)
Um
IsY ourW H ITE
/W O O D W O R K
L A H C O L O II) .
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T u r n in q
PdttCEL^IN WHITE ^ •
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ENAMEL
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t modern,
. quick-dry
Fits inti (liil.lu » Iry dilrjldr,
• luiiR-wrartng.
W on't turn
yellow.
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A nother Garmote Product
T h e Complete PUlnl And GIiipk Store’
FLETCHER
• • • E. BOLI^l,
*
' Owner
117 So. PARK
PHONE 303
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1 TALLAHASSEE. Mnr l.l. «V>
TOKYO. M.n f t . I!IV Former
f*«»m»ni* • •
fik <«itilv
v I’olice
1I'mUctCm«miAttorney C entral Tom Watson NVw
NVw YY<rk
VnWntiiu* timk
ik
n
r r l/*wi!/*%*!• J.1.; Valentine
is trying new tactics in hi. figoi slrner
t.M.k U
•me look nl
nt i T*«ky*i
T*»ky«» poll*
for laws regulating labor unions. 1 -me
poll, •M|W"
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Hr *ays he is enlisting the aid of | today nn«l
and «n ■•»
.nb-d
in hll/tNil
hefi'ni . -ni
-aitl 1
friends, n^d friends of friend*. In Vglenline.*
np appeal to congressmen for .
rVl,„ „ POJ1 llt
raws to curb u n ji^t demand, .if
Tootiemlle. I.ni- would w.ai ..
IhiM»r leaileri.
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employes of hi* office to e n t m t
*he five fm.i | rt|i pniwcmliii m i
nt It a f | tlitee friends In l-'lurldn dir-sed in n soiled tdiu‘‘. iitlif'rin.
and three outside the stale In
*r *m rt InnLiti- • .t| • and earned
totnitlunlcule with any of th ru r.n urtpoli«lie«l jw an l
iui|im intanres and that all tell
Valentine tol.l a news mlifei
their
congressional delegation* em r that liehas come to laiHfi
such legal action is ■le-umlde r,, give tlmt ............
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Wat.on, who Itsl tin- fight foi 'ik, we h .m
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I (it if l.litltiii uf f Imtila .
it1|t jtnliri •piit'u m-1»•|•
liitiMiitil tiiiirildmrnl t.ut!a" ni’ tin- jM.,l \ att lif i Ih
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flo*»‘tl •linji, ltA« ,i‘Vft| Im«
hi|iiiiic « !*«•! • s utt*t| *«lit tilli I fi.i v•
luriitlH’fa l«» iu*|| 4—*♦* (li«*
linlrtR they lirtvr iniMiiis (m
!imfr*mrw ?hr\- nifi h r jinntfl nf
n<q u«i(
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tlt«-y*t•• «< ' I•»i*
dc»inr M»
| I it hi litkijiF ii.t.' roii *(tin lit i«*t t li*
\\ nlMih propofl#!* tlmt l «*itcrrft^
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!•• "t*^i llu "M
nirn BiUJiiR plhri thirtK^
a l.iu 111*»\ him|f l hut tu*
ma t
Utltaii ‘ till
a I * •k:
tufriUtf^
lin»*»
Hut
Mu \ i •
rt all huio th r tikrht to *ltihf
Valrftllfli* .in«l «»tl>«*r A»*»• »!•.»**
niruuikt public fiufrty ufidrr any
tiffn t iU huv#» .b«*rli mMh I
(oiitlUioii*, that all ifrcivanrc* U - in .tupun t<> n*oi yunit«( tl»r .l ip
j t wrt’ii labor anil muiunrrmvut a m * |Milir«> -y*.teiu. V.ilrtift«-«j»>h:ill I f fttibjecl t*i irv iru atul luadu tin- ^tutip. Tilt*
u l it i t t a t i o l) bv un impaiti.il N«*u N rk |n»li<r Inns «ui f ih«’
Umrdi mid that all |M*r»on* ■h‘tll tuutn tl.ni|! In* unfit* tu
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I**’ l |r r *w chtHial* whether th»*y rh ilicc th r Jup §»• litrninn »* t >Im H join u union, and n..i.r -l.nll l„ .... . ..t nd. "f p.ildi. .
| I f nim pillrd t«» j i n in
t»*4oumt.. i ••»».
p .1.1 . fnrnd
iotu.un work
f^ tllc n o f
w.i i.B.-Ta:
i i o i j .r i m
*.u .x
«ml
p m
m
A ll T h ree!
TValTTono goes or 1 .
■. . m s k r e your vs ail <
J u * t mix with w .t i
tho lu m l y tray aial t
Diio* In a n horn M iu
shades.
A R e g u l a r 3 73 V a l u e !
S T ICED, flk 2
^>v.- » with Ilirco y
Trtnips And Police
Patrol Streets In
City Of Palermo
RCMK. Mar. 13, (dh— Itnii-rn
troops and pulire are pntruHmg
• he street of I’aletmo in armored
cars today to prevciib a rspeiiktop of rlisiii.leis which cost the
live., of tw.i person* during
dem on.tr at inn -tgain.r uiteiapl1,
m rnt and the high cost of Itvi
| The llulisn new* ageticy^ An 4.
says that dm um strsling war vetorans
and
workcis
m strlicl
through the main thorouglifm •<
uf ' Km vrtmi y tiltrd a jr.
Thry
J**-.' ■i . blocked traffic in the Sirili.’in
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c ity ,' They, also cut eU itricnl
power and forced shops to clo»e
and atortned the tux office, »cir*
ing and burning documents, lylaiig
With stack < of thousand lire
hills.
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The news agenrv *ays that .m
'exchange of shot. |n front of the
ration- card ufftc* causetl the
death of n police official and u
laborer. Ten drtnnn*tiuturs »«• e
FIRST ARRIVAU of the veterans' M8-car ChIcag6-to-Waihlngton taslcab
wounded and eight other* s w r
caravan are shown being met by police and American Veterans' Com
injured when the denlnnitrator*,
m ittee representatives at the District of Cotumbli-Maryland line. Tim gathered before finance and p<
lice,
building*.
Cabbies were escorted to quarters ready at Camp Simms. H ie d riv ers'
Were seeking Federal intervention to get Chicago hack licenses. Ttiey
protested an ordinance limiting tire city to 3,600 cabs. (In te rn atio n a l;,
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i i i . d i f i r . i l imi.m
i hi i i t t n i l M ' v U*'0
r ia l p « d it i* il n lit ihi* « lll d t' ll !s
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Kaw^nt to j* in totni' r. j».
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alioota Miyy op in tlio air, tw iih
Ing and splnotng llk« (lio rrjl
one* on a jiUro Kca it today!
Ito tho first to hayo ill
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Turn Timor Things
You Don’t Want Into
Money -with a Wnnl Ad la4*«t#
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WESTERN 12 C.UAGG. No. S
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COME IN
PHOTftGRyirKR
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FLOYD A. PALMER
SPECIAL AGENT
.SA.N>«UI.. FU.BIDA
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fltMitn#
and C LA t PIGEONS
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for target Shooting!
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CHAMPION
TUTIrw T > j| Jfcry*
Safer i.*r;cr
You got extra
tuiteag# ana extra,
s a f e ./, ill a t no
extra ex**. to yoat
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WEDNESDAY, 'MARtH ia . lpM?
: THg «AWFOWD.ifHB;A!.l») M t j f t 'm y r t O t lll M ,
lhe
A Good Example
Sanford Herald
SU«afclla*#4 In I*** , *
U M H 4 a llr. #**#*• H l i r l i r
an* I n S i r al
t anferd* starts*
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h i l m l aa w w s l eta** m atter
tears IT. I t l k at ta r Pert O ldrr
Baafrr*.
aMtrr tar Awt
C n i r m at Marrh a, taef.
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abiding fiTth ln »noUm- verse:.
Exalt the God In I|B ii,to deed*.
T hat lore alono Insplree,
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The lore of man for frllow-mrn
That kindlea h lfh the fire*
Of Tolerance and Kindlines*.
Our friend lire* by th a t faith.
lie was a eplendlc- rebel.
Somehow .yre like noq,-eohrormists.' Here »»» no 'run-ol-Uie'.
mill mind. He was original., lie
was an Individualist struggling
will i i/ a . Socialistic Soul almos-
Yesterday's announcement by Mayor Gut that James
Rivers had released Ihe City from its agreement for *
radio station iq Fort Mellon Park came as welcome neVs
to all those who believe that city beautification is an im
portant part of any community's development and that
parks* and playgrounds are essential, projecta in ahy well,
rounded program
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weiurc.
ivecAjnight easily have Uken an arbitrary stand
in this matter und insidted that the City go through, with
Itn Agreement, thus defacing what-previously had .been
net unidc an a park for the public. That he chofUs 'the opponite couraa and. voluntarily re!
mattter bespeaks his publlc-spl
S
phere. Ironically ha we* npt. to
despise w hat ha. roaily , J W f *
individualist! lie Wared
|KJVcrty for all mankind: Yet te
despised the trick* th a t make meit
r |eh. w hile Ann Caaaldy left t h i £
worj,i poor In, wor»dl> goods, he
w as extrem ely wealthy In A rt,
lite ra tu re ,’ character, friendships
#nJ ^ | oV#, which he had accumn| n - „ lifetim e o r /e sv ir# and
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SHOES REPAIRED wmi.£
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make your old one* look and feel
like new. We specialise in nuainy
and low prices.
CITY SHOE SHOP
Commiaaion will immediately take atepa to make aure that
no future commercial Intereaf or other activity encroaches
upon any of our parka and playground*, It wpuld^chrtainly
be 6nfalr to the'rndlo station if a year or tWd from now
some flah .market Is allowed to erect a stand whfeYe the
swimming pool la ifuppoaed to be.
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Make no mistake about It, something like this la *1UtraM Is a a m W r *1 Tk»
ilr* Prra* wfclHi ■«* »»«•■* moat sure to happen. It has happened In every other grow
ratlllrW I* Ik* •**. ,mr
lias kf all Bans *!***"**■ ing city that ever act aalde a park or playground, within
* |s II r» a r t rtfcrrwiar the dext few year* aome barge'line will tvant to , put ita
« Is Ifcta
sal Bsw* BBBn«k»a ktrsla. docks right next to the Mayfair Hotel with Its huge ware
a u Is r**akMaall»a #1 •***
taairksa Wssta ars alaa ts- houses' located in Fort Mellon Park. And once the prece
dent has been established no power on earth will be able to
. keep out all the barbecue stands, bowling alleys and jook
BDNK8DAY MARCH » . i*««|joints that will want to locate there.
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Not that there is anything wrong with barbecue
BIBLE VEBBK rO R TODAY stands, bowling alleys or jook Joints, bln their place defin
itely Is not in Fort Mellon Park. If we are going to use
Fort Mellon Pnrk for buildings of one kind and another,
EVERY DAY WK PA 8
then let’s set Aside some other tract of land for a P*rk.
ID0MF.NT ON SOMK ON
i l l Sanford Avenue —C- L. EchoU
lew management, same employee
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Opens
12:45 P/M . Daily! | hukai B iU iM l
STAKTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!It
I WISH...
r r OUR JUDGMENTS B
LSEU ON UNDERrfTANITTNi
Ip ClIARtTY: Judge rl?htecui
gment.—-John 7:24.
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I h o d j h c ta le n t to w r i te a n a d v e r t i s e m e n t w o rth y
o f m y n e x t p ic tu r e . .
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c a u a c e v e ry m a n , w o m a n a n d c h i ld — f ro m 8 t o ts u - jtn
th in c ity Jo a e e th e p ic tu r e .
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.'Abnormal—headline. Rather late
In finding J 4 out.
I h o n e s tly b e lie v e t h a t w o u ld m a k e t h e e n t i r e to w n
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fee l b e t t e r , h a p p ie r , m o re c o n te n te d , m o r e jtci
1 There would be' no danger of
w ar with R urtla If the Russian
M in is had anything to say about
National Defense
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really believed and lived ih h it
own finely expressed phrase, "One
race, one tongue, one flag, one
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
By RUSSELL KAY
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friend* of
There should be adtwbli ntteflllonT'lwlh mnitary R n d ^ A m o ^ g “Si
many more who call"ttieihseltrca
" , D w igh t I). Eiaenhowcr. on a-careful many, years
pamocrat*. ________
domestic, when (Jen
find* t h a t “ In a c tu a l o p e r a t i n g o rg ltn D C**sldy, PoeL author
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z a tio n a th # a r m y 'a ittr e n g th la v e r y low " b e c a u s e o f th e ^ “ i^ * , r (*r ** 'fin g e rin g fiin**«.
JJFU it th st” was pvetoipinant In
W* own mlnn und heiirt. - *A Tnan
can never, portray what he him-) ° r l,lp1 *.f.cu'
.self doe* not fe#| and understand. *iTnsc*'*of* hi
o o r rriwul f*..ow»nipp;d wl'.hj.’*
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dldate for iustlci of th* Supreme.
Court of Florida, was a visitor’ r a p id dem obllir-H tion. H e rc c o g n ia e a t h a t t h e r e la a la rg e jj e w „ rtm arkabU man of bril- th* E ternal in Man! In an uniij^w; Knows*'—
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f m e n a v a ila b le , h u t ia e v id e n tly unca»V a b o u t t h e | | ant mind and talented hand. With maimer h* was one with Ih * .,, , * ...
In Sanford last, Raturday Jodge ........
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his passing, -lit* srorld loat- a E ternal. He. found God. not In j *‘*d G snuls
Pettsw sy haa Iwen practicing- law g t, n e- r „• | • n•itu* u•tio n .
g reat and goad soul a t. a time elolstered tamplea, but 'In ttse* - **“** J c w
in* Florid* alnc* 1UI5, served for
, u _ r(jjv n e£(
when It can fll afford tuch loas. kindly soul* of common people.; " ou'd not
13 years a* judge of His criminal • • •*; {" •'ar,1|y
rn lth
In a almple sermon of apprecia lie in reality walked ami ta lk e d 1
court In- Hillsborough county. Ho c a ll civilian* arc like
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tion, E ar. W alter M itcalf. pastor with the Royal Soul of the Mon I T h at each
ran for governor in luno against taut und distant attitude aaaumed lately b'
of the K l r a t Congregational, o( Galiles. Its believed th a t mini 1 If accident
fred Con# and Uwra^ *r* •aadf foreign friend*. Uncle Sam. when left to hi
Church i a t . Tam pa, said of Asa is capable of heroic aspirations i Decide fa
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" h a n nlwuya been notorioualy c a r d e a * a r id ’.
an d ideals and th a t he g o t off W hat Faith
led. Since 19<7 h# haa been
tUatni
where i g a r d ln g h i* ow n a a f e ty .' W i th o u t p o in ti n g a t a n v ln d ly ld
Dicing law In 1
7.
," IU > s» SB JdaalUl!—No long^ •on the wrong trgil when h e.y ieM '.'
i, • recegntsed » •■ ian* oi t h e 'o r g r o u p / i t Id p r o p e r .e n o u g h ito * a y . t h a t ao m e d a n g e r s c
tr art wt apologetic for th^t cd himself tu f.-ar. Jealously, ill- ]
II* fu rth e r’ proclaims his own
ablest lawyers In the ........
sta te • . ti, 'n e c to d w ith th e g r e a t w a r a V r e c e n tly f o u g h t - a r e Hot
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. . „ aboliahed. and there are otRbM trouble* rariaiiig . whi
Colin English, state auperintenbecause of the Idealist*: but boj ,i
cause of th* so-called. KealislaU
t dent of public instruction.
Iha* though aa yet “no larger than a man’a bhod," nu>’ n
ask ed " Southern medical colleges Iattention treforc they grow to much greatOCcRtrtngth.
Nod fly all th a t thas* Realist*
not to exclude Florida students
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Yoqr Privilege -*- HegUDfr
who have no medical achooi in
n n ,j r e s u m e t h e i r n o rm a l a lie n e e , no b ig w a r t le a v e lingrad'; 'Poorl tU rb o F ; 'Munich ;
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and 'N agasaki; bombs and air
B £ | . h U v s ‘ uiriiod J i J l S i n u in t h e ir t r a i n p ro b le m * a n d th r e a t* w h ic h m a y la a t lo n g .
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planes; b a t t l * shfps and sub
marines seem real —but Ideals a rt
more Ktarnal than airplane* and
brotherhood will outlast battle,
f
Heroes Of School Life
ships!
OUR VINES
NDER G RAPES
WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 13,. 19J6
G ENEVA NEWS
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Boclcty E d ito n CscelLa T ralack
Edmund MeiseK
Social Calendar Mrs.
Entertains D. A. H.
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THURSDAY
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Gabden *Ctub rail meeting ii
scheduled fo r JOKK) A. M. in the
commlsaionera* room a t the City
llalfi Plans will b y . discussed, fo r
-the p ro p o sed -Carden Club Build
ing. All menybt-rs are .urged, to
, * P .D , Scott baa returned from
Montgomery, Ala. wtyne, he has
been visiting. M rs.’.Srt>tt. - .> r* Jack ijo rd r IX nT thc
•Mr*7-J. Brftar/hresi^d. gt ih* irtg" friends.'lie* ia rgaiil
meeting.
Seminole Kcbeera l.odm* No. 4.1
Valdes' Uot«i. ' < .
The meeting was opened with
• -will meet in ’ the Odd Fellows
the ritual and pledge to ths flay,
H all s t (1:00 p. m.
Mr*, full". Tyre ha* returpAI
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T he Heine Demonstration Club after which the group observed
will meet a t 3:U0 p. rn.; a the I thr w orld Day of prayer. The from visiting friends Ip Vahlorta,
* borne of Mrs. J. u , Andes on regent reported sending twpboxea
of new clothing and-shoes to the
D.A.K. School a t G rant, Ala. atnl
Mlidt'M artha Gibn.'df. F t; Pierce
a t 3tJ0 P.ht. .Beard nh cling i> two boxes to Crossnore -School' at ha* (torn visiting h«r m stbm ,‘Mr»;
Cross no re, N. C. . ’ •chcduled for 3:00 P.M. *
of Lak* Monroe, for several days.
FRIDAY
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Delicious refreshm ents . w e r c Afvie Burley and Mrs.. Orvll DufA
C entral Circle of ft A- Sanford served during the-srcial hMif l-u
t .
aa. II.
I, .Li* Shome^
^ C a u lc n Club will inert- Friday >L
the hostesses.
Mr*.
MeikcH's.
^ m o r n in g at 10:00 o'clock ut the was beauUfully decorated, w ith
M r gild *• Mrs. Theo Oglesby
home of Mrs. II. M. Pupworlh rose*-and o th fr cut'flow er*,' < - hav*r'mov#d -front, th flr .resklcm-c
and will motor to Daytona Beach
1ho«* present wet*: Mgs. ifay, hi Laks- Moi.ioe to UlndervUlc,
to Mr*. A muc
Mtlitiwethcr's Mr*. Meisch, Mr*. Tooke, Mr*. ffltn d s will t*o Interested to learn.
hum* for a . covered dish lunch' IHghton; Mr*. L.?P, lU g rii, . M tr.
’ eitn. All member*' are urged U A
.h . Key, M r*. P,- E .- B o lt.- ir s ; •M r. IndyAh-s. 'll. E. lla m ilt.n
atten d .
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MONDAY
' -J ' and
Mi*.- A lfred L*«.
’ * guystl Sunday. Mr; aful *Slr*. Nick
T h 'e -re g u h ir bUitneis and iu
Owens, njid family of -Del-and.
spirutlunnl meeting of the Pre*
bytetian Womans A uxiliary will
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be bald a t H:00 pent. N*Wi of
Mr.- and Mrs,- g riid f Price and
flrers for the cogting -jeo r wil
chilHren have, moved- th eir reelfb -e installed. A sv'ciA! nsur^stU!
to
* Cirrie---No. 'A ■o f ‘tile- Wonrahs .l.tH-e front .SaVannkh-,
Missionary Union :o f- thi^ Fi»*t 4,like Moitroe.
Baptist ( hurch m rt, recenU r at
tlie . home of Mrs, - (1^; •'Selma ft
wlih Mr*. D.K. MtN’ab^presiding
over Ihe business senion. \lr*.
gave th e drvotlcakl and
The Luke Monrcr ITome [tciituit- McNsb
■tratlon Club met recently at ..the Mrs, V oile. 'Williams talked ot\
m is sie s ,an‘d* fold- of the-- tj<Dk%
home of Mr*.' Lurille Behrings. Jacob
G artenfiauvit* doing atpong*
llo ra t
Mrs. Ouidn ’tViUui gave, an in- his own
people.
W
guest •' c
trrcMAig 'dem onstration concern
Mm.
S
elm
in
gave
a
treport
on
Adauts
ing t i e Hissing of shoulder pails. stewardship and M fc l.> . Kim( > u r t:.:
I .Delicious
refreshment*
a c re
gave the tudy on C hrist
served to the tnemlicni at the orough
ian SsM uth. |.\li* . Jt.E. GnrtTsoi,.
close of the meeting.
president of the W.M.D,;•«»*' a
v isito r.a t th e m retih g .,. •
WAKE UP BUSINESS/
A delightful social hour was
tnjoyod by the follotvlngwmemBy Advertising la | /
hers! Mrs. Wil,. Vance. Mr*. If.
This Newrpsper ’ \ * < ' /
W. r e tie . M rl, J J ^ Belly, Mr*
Mr- *ud Mr*. A. JJ. Smalley,
OC. Muvkeniie, Mis.' Volit' iYlv
- smV, Mrs. J A . Vain. M rs.« l)-' former, j-mhlrnta of Hanford, flRYt
K. McNab. Mrs! G.S. Febiian, iiiiilri['tlic k .ic k ije n fe “to Jackson.
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Mrs. It.!,. G a r r u .r . Mrs. I.N. villa.
Kimbrough and M s. II.K. t»uggai.
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Mrs. G. S .. Selman
. Entertains ^Circle
RUFFLING
Ruffles
have twjvTd their residence from
have moved" thele-'eisrilcuv* from
H«* Flench Ave*uc to HU I'arf;
Avenpir.
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loft-ovsrs to fcid all th* starving
people in China, a r t oskod to
revise their rating habiU tom#w hat so that- 600.000.000 people
In Io h favored part* of th* world
may br aakod from famine. It
will b r no hardship on Amrricai.*to oat mors potato, l o s t ' breoJ,
mure bskrd fish, less friod fl*h.
to t fruits end puddings Instead
of pastries, clean up thalr plate*
Instead of taking more than they
w ant, throwing in# rest out. This
-.m ay bo tha simplest .th in g w*
ean do to help prevent war;
-hungry people a r e - a p t to fight
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u a a l d n newspatJera, which
t only what tha Russian
sntfnent says they cast, dKlaif
, Churchlll'i recant Mlssqurl
wh with Its proposal for an
[io-Amsrtcsn alllanct ia .warigsrlng and that ha Is trying
#tlr up war ajralnst th# 8ovlet
Ion. Sovlst officials know por
tly wall that n tllh sr tha United
kUs nor O rest H rlutn has any
Are w hsuvef to launch a war
? aggression *• against Russlap
ml they may not b# so ^sure
is whsthar Britain would fteht
Iran U solaad by ih# SovieUI
.other th* United S U ta . would
to w ar ovar Manchuria
against
by th*
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R H H o wttti
n plan* of conquoet.
Fallowshlpped with IL—Ha co
operated with it In croatlvo andesvor.
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Whtnovsr wt think of A*a C*f*
sidy, ws think of erwatlv* beauty.
SohM people llv# mlnlgUr*.. *
‘difficult Usk on occasion* lik«
the*o; But not our frlsnd.
who broke tho loc«l record by eatlni
these facts wort recorded by a skill
Asa - Cassidy saw and 'fellow ,
shipped with boautx In Naturd.
Ih hi* painting of John Uui'roughs. he conoelously, or p»rP* more unropsclousiy. gsvo
rth to th* fooling of CRAN-
B
EHSLET .
and LACK
r RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
B uFFUNG
59c to 98c
per yard
Heal Estate Sairt—I U n U U — Mortfage Loam
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D e p e n d a b la In a u ra n c o a n d
P h o n e 960
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B ond#
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Roofs 4 , F lo rid a S t a t e S a a k B u ld ln *
CALLINO
A U
h o m im a k ir s
• cm so awa af the saast ImM
rrsfrseM *• tka air—
Our lar^e staff of expert, mechanics and Completely
Equipped Modem Sjiop Assures quick and, complete
repaid and mairttenahee work on’your car or truck.
brake
Li n i n g
Hints To Housewives
Saviac .tucking* K a m atter
C r ^ t a r and Mi*- E a i l j of m t ih i , concem
hi women
Knutimiir nmi Kolieit Kaufman I generally ’ in the present hose
of Uecatcr. III. spent tin wfek-en-l Ishortage. Specialist* oP II. S.
vailing their relulivrs, Mr. uoJ JJjpnrtm ent of A griculture offer
j Mr*. Henry K retier. '
i ngeesiionnr'X
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1 M r*.-Nellie Thomas. Mr- Ethel •
_ Uj^Kiru; Care ‘ * '
i Thomas mid ilauuhti-i blmlev. 'IpiVnn
-survive lo n g tr
! Aubrey Moran, and Mrs. Brrtie if wuslusl carefh lly " before » n m .
' Muchmorc spent Sunday In Dock* Lukeoftrm/sUds, of bvthl soap and
- ledge, visiting with Mi. wild Mr , 4uk<;*ttivi rinsihjf. water. - JCayoh
George' PlaCkeliauin.
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U weak when* p e t, so- Miyeekn
Mr- ami M rs.' C F llerrisonj gent Iv to remove »o il.,but avoid
hrvr ron-iw d . non) .that Mhvji* nulling, tw isting, . jynf w rin g in g
s.*n. Kmtnrlh. who i* nitaihetl to]
.th e hb*irital In AtlgntS. ...V* to ,
undergo another operation -aonn,
| Mr, and
Drown, ami)
ison,’ Jimmy *a>j>eftl ^viindny 'vrith
Mr. and Mis. Clayton Itrowr'^ apd
family, in iwinfUrd.'.
M u. Kr.il ll.vllatil and ^ Edw in1
llwllaid of Maitland were guests i
of*Mr. nmi Mrs. .Phillip Mailer mfl
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S t Monica Mepta »•’ •'
With Mrs..Feinberjf
m otor
Add spring gaiety
to your new eult
for feminine en
chantment — or
dress up lest
year's costume
subject of 'Boeky MounUln
was IntarasUngiy dlscwaod
sYou’ll
* S #b« 6de
u«d for
dickeys.
lighted with our
l a r g e assort
ment. •*
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Thc-Bt./M rfnlea Chnpfrr of thv
Holy C r o ss 'E p is c o p a l ( T iv i r h Hraf
41aiL!a>--<ycnlng -utTthp haute cf
Mr*. Irving Frlitberg oiW.SanfsM
Avenue, Tne fribmbep*' voted to
give IW tow ard tho .tov^usiro^tlon -fllinncf dl^vo for- thr^oroeffl
of foreign chur^hr*..and<(<'>76 to
ward th* nuiThass of jrhmr ro h p
l.a<«y ..m- iul. tIts* tl-irjl wliiiJrWtlB-
N«-<|iicnlly letl to the dtscli-siitp of
the alleged spy ring urCana.t.1. CUt
hearing Closenk,o's story, Mrs* F ra
NEW* YORK. Mur 13. lAh— ser sent him to ihe C a n ad ian
Slit ,.w ss a* ptefly maid— end
Mounted Police.
(fnlfniulioimD
Ih^ic aren't -many mure Si homo
like her.- In New York Ujty_- one
yfV thk •im it'i,..il Fb>i n.inrp girl*
(W ileaib jy«F was Mr*. All-evt
Ptnlcrf. wfxT tlitstl lu s t- night after,
an jllM aa’of three month*.
' Mrs. Stokes w»* "fi (when she
died • Her life had lies-n* long andglittering, amt filled with all the
glamor you'd expect o f 'a beauti
ful ami charm ing wtintan of the
theater. . She liad< hud jewels and
wealthy suitor*. She had onrm arried
ncptigwy- **f'-r Aprilswr
rg rrirg li'; had J u e if in I’aiis. nn-l
had sta rre d Hn several musical-.
She startesl ous- as Marjorie
Uclyeii—rt hentity w ith” big blue
eyes, dlmpW'Tuiii .a lot of 'reddish‘blonde flair. In l8l>4 »h#
TERRACE
eik./ |.y ^lulling* tlje loop.
tHS r.OCISTY--I llluttraliir*. a group
..SSi-lluvvfc nIm irallv sluntliSkumv.
Have vutei^ sucen slur Itltn llayw-nth the most seductive woman tn'
Auwrifa- Stir was the only .-uq
named oh all luilges* tltts »t|t'ber .
selected the tun ninst acvl»ICtCV<f
uoitifu.
(1 niff no I U»ndl >
I ' \| | JR I .ft iflit Me
ut It \ Utley. Mis. J
^txhn Bills. Mi** !
Ii>. hioil Stones,
Alderman mnl Mr*.
'♦* V V V V %♦ V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V
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IlfgUlt-r Now
WHITE SPORT SHIRTS
Wit li S h o r t S l e e v e s
• • • bul
now . . . those fine, beautiful quality Arrow wklte s|>ort shirts
eight oxford cloth! Two pockets. The rollitr may be worn open
.tie. Comes.In small, medium, large aiul extra large sites.
♦‘
Friend* of A. L. Jlysr* wOl be
Intarastad to learn that ha h at
to the Waycroea Railroad HoapD
Ul In Waycroea, Ga. Ho J« •
rjeenUy. injured ahlle working.
r ig k l. to .
f
„| l.v tl'i'i'rfV to t
ifnili'Vsidc. A run
-lay may tie held by applying 11 little
, ‘
pu-tr MHtll'rlt c a n .he niciuled. The
lytonnijltl tu ck j;l moistening, a break,
i11-J;»\v (.oil if h ,s.Ai|i|i«<l ‘tuns in. silk hose,
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jdves not’ work stvith rayons. Moistmf'C* I Filing” w^Vcryi rityon and encourlilting [ s n * th e pm,
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d^illti- 1
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'Irinling
V’ .
» • - „ ! Rtiij, ’ in pl.ufH *i fiai will not
iimv
|#«*r
V^s UhI
t*> a./iun *imi'V •|, |H,|»n| tlon»s* TM i
ietitvn luUv \ v
than *Winff }*•
jau^r it
nut I f ^ t n f l i t l l c i l j v
• It nit 1 1••)• *
nltnitA will not
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nnf wljjn w:»<Mr«l. «n utlf
. ,,t;ii,ir t..i (irM I kI ,i»n jon«
«• 11*?-»l *n f*«* •mr^rtcif t.iit-r
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Holts n u ) .1. jiiende.1 Ujf."’tiaild,
1 ,VU"’ f.... ■ ms. l.iftr'-t-K hiiig. or
by
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n-» offereil . by
|r ,‘m
*'«!,,ii*For
hand
•4iii-iiitii g .1 isx -lliii’ from an old
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man long ..I slightly
1 ,1.1 ... ~im.tr 1. It - i
Stoeklng
t ! 'J " ,
Irglitn mid less cpnspicu' 1 , r ..u thun dunnhg thread. If phs..
sihlr use ravttings from ait old
n
' nvhii -Irvking l>-ian*«f they are
V,' " >
Monger than , rayon Otherwise,
‘ *»»*• (h iend f t-*• heavy duly raypn.
....... I 1 slo-'tlogi. Straighten Vinks In
t
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fi .
it nil
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jT,i[i|iing r >mm.l .1 *pnnt
Work1 . v the *i , ,r .dr --A ihc stock
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I ..fine nee-lie. in an
fOXMtR RfPORTfR <>n my fMtaw
-Canada, novrtpaper. K llratrtti Era<et (atane) was tlic ffttl lit liear
finm Ivor Goscnkii. HtlVsi.m Em-
Llttl# J a c k i e Sli
thiw a-yaarolil son ol
Mr*. Jack Standlfsr, Jr. la c o i’
fined to th* Eustls HosplUI hacaua* of an i l H o c t a d th ro at,
friends will regret to leern.
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n ip t, and Mrs. Dougla* Dwyer uf
Kingston. Pa. are visiting MIm
lovens Ot her home jm 'e P a rk ard D. Jla ln ty * . Mil* father w*v briskly down tbr .tin thought to have left him W.tW'.- WALTER I. MORGAN
venue for two., weeks..
000. Holmes and his bride went tn ||, . m US
h itl l>
to' Europe for one yeor. T h rielg o s* ' talking with f
Miss Virginia J’alnier ha* v e f Holme* was said tix.1 have spent SOPHIE M M T 'O l’OA
l(fYne<l from Jacksonville where tbO.OOO on a single diunpr |)»'<V dungaree- m«l ,i mhit,rh f attended n conferi-nce run- They tlitl thing* on the gi->->-l
The
women
ccrning TfgVal civilian. ;>er»oiiinl real* in the day* of Florador*
j|1#r gow ning glory
wprk. ’ __•
M arjorie Relyra left her hue- That'* the edn t of *«
band w ithin six years, and w-h.-n | ntylist* at the IH10 In
-i-teaelgw- and Mrs. B.C. lo u n g "F luradora," a musical concerning, Beauty Show in New
left yesterday • for ‘ San Dirgo. an Island In the Philippines, open- not of the show U *'l
Calif. whorV be will await fu rth sr rd In November of 1000, the ger- ' Peacetime Living." Art*
bYdsrVrMrs,- Young is the form geou* blonde wa* one of the nri- some of the designer* tl
glnal
Ftnradora
S*>stet. The fui living demoods thr
er Lucille Hal.
show didn’t rock people back ->n of hair. The general
th e ir’ heel*, exactly. It's noli-fs hair-do, i* the m-i » *h<
Mrs. Hoy.'Huff of Hesllle. Wash, Weren't -loo good. But the word nilniscbnt of th(. ' alyl
has been fisiting B. H, G reer and got aruunrl that the girl* in 'h s twenties,
fam ily of'O rtPdorvJohn F. Greer sextette were something specivl.
There I* a fonn fit
p f • Jacksonville has also Ix-en And probably l»ecauso of ihrm. hair-do that come* i
visiting ths Greers.
“ Floradora" ran A47 perfornis-ic- the side- l««ught ovei
ts. During that time, 7d girls /.Vnri a de*ign - ailing i
Clarence Ecnaldson. Jr. ha* re In all sang In the sextet.
| h>.l,» with a threg-incl
turned from dutv with th r Army
Miss Reylea sU yed with ih e 1brushed-uut co il, goii
in the Pacific Theater of Oper show longer than any of the way around the head,
ation and Is visiting his parents other Floradora original*, l-aiar bangs, ton. ranging I
a t their home In Lake Mary.
• ha starred .In "T he Sliver Klip**"'*: ,lu t ?uhou«'
re r" and "M am'sell 'AwkinV'. the lad e* a t the com
Mrs. Charles Bwlnnsy of A** Her first husband had died the Pjaud the short hair *
lanta, Ga., Is visiting hsr sU tar, year
Floradora
opened. F our ^ thorn wear theii
Mrs. A llis Btaenwertn, .who plans yaar* laU r. MarJorl# llelyd* mar- Bsauty
. '-f »»d
to ; leave -Friday’",to accept a post- ried A lbert- SloVe*. a New York *1n»R amFlu-wspapar* *
tk>o lit Jacksonville at the Naval stock broker and restaurate-ir, "«• opinions on the *ul
Air Station.
.
who died In 1041,
. *r f 1,h•
T1"
Until 1010 the couple lived In
n t. V
Samuel Ttndal. son of Mr- sw t
Mr*. J . II. Tlndal of Lake Mon Paris. In .recent years. Mr*. fb 11’ *• “ J ,ho “ ke "J
* * 1*°.*' t . r . l .
roe. Arrived home Saturday a f Stokes divided her time among
.
te r receiving hit discharge from her thro# home*— one In Nsw ..A*,. *■ .
the.N avy a t th# Jacksonville Sep York, one In lo n g Beach. C alif. ^ ‘ ^ f . - I a New Yo
and on* a t S aratoga Springs."^'. * |f .
,
aration Center.
Y-* where she had a racing stable.v!»S}kb . ‘. v ,* 0hw .n.pi,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Akers, Sr-,
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'sh o rt hairdo*.
One
of L ike Monro* have their *on.
. apis 1. 1 rem arking,
Frank, J r , visiting them after
wl
receiving hit discharge from the
U. 8. N. R. in Jackson* III# Sat* At
something i
^
,
le do p -'->oiit the l>*
Circle No. t of tho F irst Dip»b" »
. *roun«!s
list Church met a t the homej t t “u* c '^ rl''1 °» . ,h * *
Mr*. H.E. T urner w ith Mrs. (J.G. Jmv« h e • “.a*1*'*?'1 '
Roller a t co-hostoss. The moot- beautify. With the i
In* was me*hied ovar bv th e student* teaeher*. ps
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•7 - imigii niFt.ii iTiuiri K ijo'i
>' iM n in y be rulwURilwl fo r Jape g a r t‘
msttij* w artini* girdIH .
th e ir , g s r tim e - gtip* - o f- rotijrb m*t»t"
-hitittc | mjj^.
ivp|uccil with h .'tler nuB-i
Inner.
grip* ftom pre-w ar 'g ln lle a .
mT ^ ’ v
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HaltinK a 4«un
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IsnUcI j Stop run* or snug* on the ju n .
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lltmigli m*ilj' ntriHig-I when sikall,
iIi-Klit! <r~Ii v r e h ' p a r V « M W lY ;tr I n w a
ll not- , slhls propoltioji* In -rv t^ t n few
M rylm m uiev
A I^n(lc' cnfl often ftp
Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
•* “-?;
Roller Hostesses
Inst
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ON# TIIE RUN
d a n g li t e r
S
A rt is Eternal and beauty wUI
never die!
Asa Cassidy captured beauty
on tho wing! Wo think of hi*
“8«*guU" canvas* and say ha
captured beauty; but th* word Is
too static.—II* did mors Ihsn I
capture beauty. Ha rslcasad iL
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Lieut, and Mr*. $am Thomps-rn
loft for Ban Diego, Calif, y ester
day where they will make’ thslr
home.
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Friends o f Mrs. D. E. Nurwood
will be glad to letfln th a t yhc is
recuperating from * recr.nl attack
of tonsUitis. •. j „• .*
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celehm ted A pril .1. with t»»
dances,* one .script dance bein,?
jchbdule* (u be held nto th e At- |
inofy urtd lhe other b e in g 'a fro,stre e t danct.
Doth dances a t v j
under. ■the * Sponsorship of th* ‘
Junior C h y iu le r’’nf Commerce. J
• Ticket* xviir tfl* on rate Monday]]
•foc-.jbtT Arm ory "dance which will ■
b* front 9 :0 0 \P . M. until 1:00 L
A. M, .^ llh rt-ft t t j u an U* taev* I*. |
Ihiniiphoul-thB evening. Thi*. nf‘ I
fiTr_vrill be cj\tvarct style with
formal d { cu optnuial. ,
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The street, tlduce wflj b r •tn 'r ‘
vrifh* the- public tteing invited to I
dance to inurlc by_ an iir e h s ilr a .
.MWgnolia . Avenue between
V .iral' amP Second Street* -'frum '
f e M J P . M. until
Mtd/ilgnr.
These ilahc.'k-. Will , -l>* a . pai t
nS the activities of the day rwMeh
art* planned - for the Veteran-.
Homecoming Celehiulijm. ,
Demonstration Club
Meets In Monroe
t .-
Manager1
,
Dr M Its. A. K. MORAN
YOU MUST sec and feej OUR VINES-HAVE
TENDER GRAPES! J Let*the aplrit,‘<if>thi» «t«ry Untcr
your heart—and you-’ll Hmil«,and glow for hOura after
ward! ••
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Yea, Stored the picture flmj recommend it.
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THE SALFORD, HERALD, .$ANF<)B», FLORIDA
Mrs. Ned Iralth he* recently ratnrned frvm a trip to JaekacmvUIa where she-vblted herjbte*A-(
or and »UUt,U»-I*w, Mr. in d W ti
R. M. Maagn. Ml** 8hirl*y Smith
th a t have made their appearance
for toon-agtr*. spreial cosmetics
bav* been concocted fo r th*
younger set.
While
It'e
true
a
teen-ager
doesn't need''much in the rou-
metica line, she would have her
iji/lV j I U
Big Sister's makeup k it' for
few llttlw thing* she may nee
iiijffc a 7
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m i u 'i £
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UERALIX B.►ANFORD. F L U .
A lA H C liU T , * 1 9 1 6 7
i'tHIWH
Four St. Paul
Hurlers Blasted.
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J U L I A N N’l'KN.STROJkl
___-u . Hark vo fjinford
p During ■H;:-rMy!n ' t|IV ~b*tw**U
the Saint* arid the M o h .ttre n i
hoyaln in Dnj'limn Lunch at ihc
City Island P a r i, »n%tur
G ab b a ctf. ^ o n fe jn e ;
Qri
ciat) -The (an race eaxM a t ;b*
Sanford' Orlandd. Kennel- fh tb
continues popular w jth the lengthened program being rdn prom pt
ly on schedule wTikn brings the
ooga on the |rack fore the last
cten t a t virtually* the sam e time
a*a ' they, t i n Jgn^ tij a . eight .UaM
fng great*.' who w ill. feev In HI*
second y c a r 'n t iha - hejnt’ of-.the
Columbus Itedbinla,
There will be three hhanrva
from yasi year's m fn sg erfar Fuji*
er—Bonura a t MlnrieapbUsi’ BOl
U>ulcM Moyer hack a t KenkuF
City a fte r a hitch. In Newark, and
Don GuiteHdga a t Tol»do to suected 01 lie. M*r<|U*rdl. ’■
Bnura formerly played with
the Chicago W hile Ho* an d 'N ew
York Giants a n d '.o n ly recently
was released from— thc Army,
l-oqg known a * '4 nower hitter,
tionurn I* expicted to havo^cOnaidcraldr fun with opposing pitch
e r * ' when he goes Ihto active
competition If* the ttntltr-iiM u
Milter park.
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Meyer come* back to Kansas
C ity after a four-year w ie n e r
during which he piloted
to the International League pen
nant in IPJ* and kecond pl»c*
In each of the last three yeare.
In hi* prevlou* tenure a t K»rt»**
City — 1958 thrr*kh 19«l “ *• V*
team s never finished lower than
third.
.
W ith Casey 8t*ftg?l gi*}dg
to M eytr nl K u n iw ' C-ilf* pilot
honor o f being thertinislest r e*•
lu the association probably,
full In , Catlap, the P r a n l
The gate keeprt figured he
was bet ig given a line and
called for a cop. . The police*
l-.'lhan tam e up and .asked for stunt find whitewashed th e. fit.
-j credential*.- The g r n 11 e m r n Paul aggregation. It !o 0 .,
M Couldn't product and p ea eject
Meanwbilr. four Saint .hurlers
ed fri-tn the box.
poinded to iho muund. With 1^9
We imagine Ihe gate beeper e -option of Jlearle Stfujhem ,
v eaid In himself. “Those kind they were imumlM nil over the
of guy* ta n 'l fool me.’*
lot.- Ed Welland took the hill
| i Wc wonder,- however, wost, the first. A fter setting th t Itoyals
g a te keeper said when he found down one, two and three In the
Hpff
he had actually tosaj.l opening ’Inning, he was nicked
out The' bead ' of the tlrookly.i for a .lone single in the second.
D odger?.'. Branch 'RlcfcejC
However, that h(t • b? • Stdv«na,
. So, Mr. Itk-i:cy »V*nt yesterday combined with nri sfto r was e
* f tertioon in Hanford, wniching ■nn'ugh in permit a Itryal tany.
^bls two clubs, 'die Saints and Ui*
In lh« third fiame, II Unyal*
Royals, piny hcrl*. With General went to the .p late with nearly
’H anA-Tii IIMi I-inch, lie walked Ihe precision of * cln.e qrder,
Trig h i in the park. sal down, in <• m ilflary drill. I'fliter slngketl
select bn/. htul enjoyed the bjjl and Krpreli w ilkrd. .'hub* singled
game, even with peanut*. And tdiaipy to rig h t, scoring I*ftstir.
-tfohndy trioil t« te>; hint n u ll
Jorgenson slummed out a double
lo.cefttur to push aeross Ferrell,
Hhuha halUne at third. D urrett
worker!- T n y to r. for a has# on
- Lulls, -and ‘ Hhulia scoreil w hin
Yurllln sTnele-l to right.* Stevens
popped out hut iloeiieni natnm ed
fi^it '# drlVe tn dsep ' ceulcf p*|-tn.tUwg Jorgenson to lag up and
‘c o re :-RdiHoioiri wiilksd and Dff#) icU reared a pSWSIl bail. . Pflaler
wplked and Kcm-tl groundrsl out,
Pigg to Neumann, to end the InSlng. " v
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'Die lloyrtl, were held at bay
vn’.IJ the, eiglith when with bn*
Ilfttt'r-Kaway, -Jotgenson singled, to left
ritc h in r
|*m] took Second fin a drive to
F id i i.
, center by Duhsett. Furillo singled
Cat-hit
!through the Img to score Jo rg en
Finuli
son.
- 4Hmrgstnd went to th e 'h ilt . h
I’sut Waiter l iu repnriud (nr
Bpiii.g tM lnlng aa pi»)rr-mTtt- th.» ninth. .The youngster. In hi*
ager of the tlia n tl Hun Kox of first year "at professional h artthe
pew
PJnrlda-Tntercational ball, was immediately touched
Lea( a t. , .IVaper ,s a ( * v he apll foy Tshiglq* by itafnaiottl .and
p a flrn u fe *hfRrcefi-iit# outfield f flsterw dTnntanie vWis hit by a
and first beae. but ilne.vn‘1 plan jiilched ball, filling the bases.
"’to play rtgu larl) . . . I’rofrs- Hhuba fouled out to Vlgg, Ram*
| g i M l golfer* will fnm plrlr this niaxoUl scohng .tm the play. Jo r
Spring and summer lnw!5 tour- gensen cajpe baek-orlth a "blow to
tiKinenls for mure ihsn J'OO,enter to score I’fiirtir amt FanCCD . • ■ Rill IL.ru hor, foulhall -alne to end hoatilltics.
'p t d baskt-llall rnxrh at little HI.*
Hpeurs w as, the only Saint to'
M ary’s Jllglil Hrhcnl in Miami, rearh third base during the Hit.
is planning lu gu in I’lltshurgh Otirrtln and Staple* reached first
fellas ing hi* appointment as bate on free passes and Davit
hiatl resell at Carnegie Trch advanced to th* Initial tte k by
. . . The University of Florida vlrture of a fiMdeC* choice.
'*
* foothrll squad l« getting rrady
T(ie Saint* wll lumlergo work
to make a rumnhark when play*
Init hegins next Fall. . Cna.lt outs th'» 'afternoon ahO tomorrow
. t e a r Wolf Is giving his aquad nl the park in preparation for
plenty n( drill* on tundamenlaU- their tilt with Chattanooga Friday
duril g Hpring srssinns .. . . The *n I'acna. H. Paul moves uu to
New Orleans I’eU of JheH nuth- West Palm beach for a Hnluril.iy
rrn
Aatccialiun are g rttjn ? night game with the Philailelph-a
rrrd y for their Initial exhibillnn A thletlri and return* to S sn fifd
tilt of The t i 's i n Ksturday 3uhday f i r another engagem ent
against the lllrmlogham Harun* with Connie Mack’a American
. . . One of Ihe . sensation* of k**guer$;! The ccmtfU ' Sunday
the A tlanta t rackers’ 'camp In afternoon will 1m failed pt..$:00'i
'OafhtKvilJt- It 17 y e a r o l d
*• fi car r g c? JVatts „ , . The one
lim e tm. that I gryck at Ohhi
. Included. 4n tHa modertrlxatlon
..IHat* U v liirs il), -Wrsljey Fewerr : xpanaldn of .men's 'and wofnter. h#» ^t»:cn uamtvl fu:.(ball
•n’* , locker, room*,, dppbllng jp(
”to a fh ' at I'iiUhurgh'. _l|e sue* lt» 'of present'kitchen, addition
cerils Clark. Bhaughntsky,
i t cmnioye's dining room, dllh•
HtswU^Lrugh" t**"
Wa >h f n g r o o m , refrigerathjn
The old Romap.- Chnrlew Comltrronri. J."8 employ# bedroom*, ahd
to y , had frequent run-lbs with
the umpirra d u rin g ,his day* u* S
pumager'* quarter*.
1
maiingt-r. One aflernooiv ha had
a particularly violent aerie* of
dispufe* with urnjilr) Joe Coiitll-Tun. on ball anti strike Tlcciiii
Finally, late m the gam e.'ii bm
Itlckcst ono piuh,' and Contll
voile i out. "F our i'nli.''.C qm irt
„AMtndiiiK . In the dugdtit, Pul
* hand t<T-‘ bis m outh> *od *i
. “You're xute gQTl at callinJt tlx
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CAINF-3V1M,v , March IS—An
eight gam t lii e U U kchedute with *
two tea Mb fo r the University of
Florida Gator nine was announced
this week by Coach Ham McAllistrf. " *' ■ ;
^ 1
The schedule includes ’gam e*,
already Ifgned, • but -CoacH M r#
A lltm r say* h i hopes to indmtn
[treetire games with th e A tlanta
> a c t a r ’i , .whiww lll tr iin \ n
aiite»*in«. and tn i.- Gainesville
Be II'Fifth,' Who will tie enter the .
Porldn State sLaaifu* tKln Airing.
V \yith about 50 candidal** out
8
fn.the feature.jGtl&'rae*; Dyn-
of (ie |Jln r a fairly strogn nhiis he Jvgnt. —--'w to,. w, t •* facing _the Gatqr m entor 'now U ».
•tw o ^lo n g artoia in the ih\rd fttllnw , h \ the spota vacated
candidates-' alnca Spring football ;
practice a U r led. S everer ' Y6ol- *
; vh*.club lb pay
baBv*njspeet* a w currently work*
i to laeky t k k r t
|
Gold Trick wot
ftJilh> WATA
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Iw.n**:
it.l.A-.. Isat.Lmll
Walk:
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Bvrnnu in w . t P v ^ T “
y t i r vritw (ndUnApoIWi•M
Lellol4, • ( ' n it Chl<!*»0 Whit*
Sox d U r, |p a h*tJ; L^ulxtlll* fn
the m tta world M ttes ta d rt flt the
Inst two year* M d h* *0H It In
IM 5.! He-Mod ferm erty ’m a n k |» d
Blades, who hlf .594 while |l * r (ntf’-Mirt tfm* J f o r ' th* " 8 t-' fo u S
Cnrtllnahi In IP??, «Hr*eUd Godurnbus td th e little* world seHOF tttl*
fn 198? and 1984 am i hW-Bt.-Phul
7
iJI if,s,r
, s 7ffi
paid o ff $?3.eo
rt % r M < e t A A s u t o o s s oj
rfUc- p c n e o iY T ia e iw J
.laDOttf
TTfl «1
■now B
and
s-l.Jd to p|ace.
■'Old , Nassau and -’Bnbet
Ished first and kcaotuA for
,«t<MnleU pHC* or$7V40
< s ? ^ « ’
douelt
, on arcr
B ^ WACK AYvllS 01.0^
i-f'diifp.BAte
Navy Goat Never Knew What He Was
ing After Being Corralled
1t?» handy. IrUh l**v*r, Ifsndf
Ums, Patnisd fuaaty. Jovial Hex,
il«Mta Myers. .
i H i m * Half Rally. DoWhlel
Ilsll's - fllrl !>„rolh*» M, Toi
(telly, Itsa tedy, fount Unrest
Never Kent, ..PI*sir, letal' Hound,
r t s r l k (u e* —r M s r illl .
lU sIsU U U n J - .
-dean's Flo. Joky Us*. Patn Bn
■er. Dreesy. J s rs e f -H|u«, Sllst
Larry. Jrrsay Uti,'. Hetty Ortli
r m a i u » i t i* m i n
lU stslels Stare)
■*
Wee's ll«m Knry Ann U
Lurky IJek. Pulillc Pays, III
liuchlr. Indian ftcovt, Johnny Ka
*r, ("has [isjisM er. ' - •
fa 1Jim Xrexler Qui^s'
M
“<i.h?prsS
fg Baseball,To Become, j®
-ijCop
ui Richmtmd,iSkl^?iiirli*''ilSSU°tbil
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1 I It* famous mascot.
'
MiVi'eail'u
president of
Betty g o t., the hoofprlnt, all
■e- PastitteL i y a ‘ VRICHMOND, Va., M ar. 13, (4*1
ball League,
S J i —Frank Jam es ( jlm ) ) T re iD r right, accompanied liy -a letter
th at M i l l i e — ,------. . . .
a j. h*s dechled h* like* ft pollt-einan'*- from Vtrs Adm. Aubrey W. FltclC
ler.'a prdpesal fo r a United flU ftesHut
Cub*-M*xlc<> baseball p o e t . L
— pnlfflrm b e tte r than th at • of a superintendent o f 't h e Academy,
J 'who declared:
’
there1* a hitch. Faaquel s a y s 7!'* 'ftaftibijjl Mar,'
V j* „ unA*ir contract to , > j r«Krs>t t.w ag unsbla.u>.reply(
will dd so only If :W4 circuit get*
pitch fm* th# Boston Brave* this („ yOUr le tte r sooner, b u t It haa f Bhofc )
Mg league treatm ent.
Vick,------ . _ _ _ . . . --------The Mtxleen official any*1— sen son for $5,000, hut he has a t- teen ne:essary to corral the goat |lse>
I r r , . la d y I’tiil,^-JtrtWllh Tale,
rtilted an. appointment oh th i , t hi* living place and th l» .h ak .kevewtb
" If they w ant to mak* an Agree ^fchlhond
-rF a la M r 4
police fofee Instead.
, j ken B B ttla more flmo than w* )' Kiowa RAacre
i- T**U, My Uarbt*.
ment giving us treatm en t like th*
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along
In
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and
originally
anticipated.'*
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fluid*.
Conin, »|ol l'tottef.
really big !#*guq v e * rj, w et*
ready to en ter Ihto It, Otherwise
i-i'iahik1 Rw * a / i f
w * ^ are f*ad- to give them a
Ilia ll/ p .mR ^ k y Aldrei B l I h M
lorktog fo r a r e r - li:*,llel "
r hJ c h .ahlUA,u ,.t
•erm ic fight they never expected flitys.-rve-fceen
htahrnt posmot! g V ef* to te 4 g at “<>w befn released b y the Acad son, lira ad Keolher. War I'rhw.
tW 6f th* Navy last IV ^ n tb er, '™T In * sp « U I ' rommunlqua Bonny Jim. Cbaurea It, ,f«r*ay BJII,
And . when l Itfanitd of nn 'dpenthk «>r w o rd * nnd photographs, p
•if v’Wde,
ffrre , f ftp piled fu r
The "comniunlqti*'* describes,
JfW- Wj
ffi &'V’t e i T - t e i
- “
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Starting Rate
Single or Married
Unnecessary
iUa learning
EF OPERATOR
weekdays
f a 8 • 12
IRN BELL.
W lcq.
a t ‘ f i W pound* a day pdr
*44: a f iftw r the arerag d r#i
dtilremipt trfflB pouftdi a day.
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brighter'dinner
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TUB HAN KOI*P UKKAtp SANMHtU FP»jEtlO>
C APTA IN A N D E N D
AUTO
PAINTING
DEPENDABLE
PROMPT
Drycleaning
Service
I \\ ll.LIAMSUL’Rli, Va„ Mar. l.t.
jt/Pv-D enver Mi|U. 190-pound m l
' from Wytheville. Va.. wU^ cap'lain the William and M ary f o o
tball tcam (or thx IMrt ram paigi
SKINS
i \ t h h r m i i T j i r t m h c u t .v t \
• j i i h . i '. la iltM iL B r o i s v .
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ra u iu m .
IN UK) KtfTATE- OV
JOHN O. iSlt.RM AN,
<|ef#«*P1
TO AUK CHKlHTOinj AND FKll
jMNA IIAVINO
Mil:
OU’MANIW AUAINST MAID fc.*
SHOW C A R P A N D PO STERS
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NeedLAXATIVE?
w rH K h
d t h o of )i'U. m a r h*> •
• I Ihr M ta ti of JOHN •!
MAN, ili< ii*ol, lata o f aai.s
iV iB
L A N E rS DRY CLEANfNG
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
i Th.e Sanford Herald goes In ti
• jutira thtin 5000 homes In Sanferd and Seminole C o u n ty /'If
yob have something 'to ail] be
buy you will find t h a t * classi
fied nd in thpse column* will
W l tke most people nl*mt
Aha leaatvmoney, pbone I
’bring your ad to The I
atffie* f«r quick result*.
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FOR SALlicgroceries, etc.
Q. Tcuchton.
W S. ARE fully equlpjrad juid
know how to rieap. your tires.
N atural rubber or synthetic,
. ' rWf protect sldewalla o f your
V fifes- Jones Tire Shop, dor.
J*t',and’ Elm, Torino 60d.
IM j HODGE, four (loot, ; a v
rubber. .13,000 mile*. Confiftl
-Ve>ae- Williamson, ~M a y f a T r
H o te l/ >
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jaUPHOLSTERED. fa!
---- tm lU UoiTTeaffier' aTi3^ 9 v ip it7
fabrics. A rm ngem snt fo r ca rt
age If work desired. R, S.
Brown, 211J N. .Orange A**Orlando,
v.
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RTRA|T"LHANlN(7
Prom ptly
FRYERS freehly dressed, avail 100 LABCfC transom* with
able daily. Tendr-Fry Poultry,
2‘J05 Sanford Avenue, Phone Ideal for *un forche* or
windows. AImi 10 used
924.
. .
StHckUnd-Morrison, Inc.
rO IN O FF’S celery farn
Celery and Brismin Ave.
information Phene H. R. ;
Off 2-3049 Orlando, or
Illinois Ave, Orlando
glass.
DODOB - PLYMOUTH
large
PARTS" AND BURTTPE
dridH. 109 Tmlmrtttf Avv. T*t»0*W 1911
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SEWIN! machines repaired. WIIMIl.CH cow witn second calf. 3 S Ham* Ixit Shop. 205 W. 1 s t.'
'4 gallon* daily—Dixie Grocery
1403 IV.
t? . 13 SL ’
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TRACTORS
RESIDENTAL lota near Country Repaired or overhauled by
pert*.
- •"Clnb, in Crystal Lake area.
• HOLLER MOTOR SALES
. Ph. 2S4-W C. I- deWoUkl.
208 W. First SI.
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i Peninsular Concrete Pjpe Co.
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CrcomuLsirn relieves promptly bc-
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Phone 1241
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S a n f o rd , F lo rid a .
DAI OY DAY W E ARE
(iE T T IN ti IN STUCK
•
M a t |t*sMh>*hBtt Kfh !*, »»♦*
IN SMAFI rO« EASTER!
S E A T L E S illO N S
Howwomenand girls
get wantedrelief
from /u n c l l o m l p tr io d ie p tln
=f fundter *1 l-itudlt dlilfwA Taken
lue.te. IT
sTifa4l*t* ln*i:tl,
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• th*4* help bulk] lean tb « bfc* - Usw ta «<■» Mertn]
S A iye U fiw * - i w i i t i i a # ’, it RjuHtlfi
r»ei4> HUnt (N*}n fri* U Suftlp
ayn • lA'tnh Aft*1 Icftiainl. ibliltt
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2711 Paisssfio Ave.
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PHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
Itcauliful New (’qnlume
JEWELRY
MTKCE3LLA NEOUS
tAINRT
M a r k e r s I
CREOMULSION
MAN’S llievcle, 2C” wheel, excel- FOUND—Bible and caxe. Ownir GIRL' f di ' todi *Fountain at'Latt,ey*s Drug Store. Part time or
'le n t condition.
Phone SOO-W,
may obtain hy calling at Herald
full llir*
Office and paying for th is rid.
COLO HIKD girls for laundn
work.. Uo<jd hours and .goo,
Wri will teach you. Sem
LOST—Blue tL k male houn«L Re
{torthwrest Sanford.
County ’ Laundry
Co.
ward. I). fl. Methvin. Phone
Coffee
532-J.
•
ChapEADV and p a rt t . u e rlerks,
'*•>■** ■
A A Dept. Store.
deal rattle -Tourist And
CARRIER HOYS. 12 year* of
Location. El
to deliver
BORROW h e r e w h b r b
r
_ at a high
PRIVACY IS HEXPECTED
ra te of Income fo r th e time in
OUR natural*desire for Pchmcy
land!. Highway, A good buy al
volved. We desire applicants
In money matt*r. Is atrkUy
Oie Jirlce. Terms. F. W^BdOder,
whir ar« bright and “on tbeir
rwspcctad here. Frienda and
Room 2 ,.Fla. J|tate Bank Rldg.
toes,” who will be cousclenb'Jtui
relatives are not qotitionrJ
Fhime 1 0 # .
T
dsluxe *e*d*a "coupe.
P ro p e rty
f «i«MT cnusc It n ic s'n :ht to tho seat of tiio
*’11i ■** If* lhr^e/*»ur»
HELP WANTED
ORANGES (2.00 busthl delivered.
B. W. Lord Phone 7S8-W.
Ii
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
NEW radiator cores and radlati
•''Hp*l*lf»it?l«’8e**X>i«mJe Cow:
Sheet Metal W orki: '*
1st St.
Septic.
Tankft, Concrete Fence Post,
Well. ■X’ttriia
and
‘
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trouble to hrlji Juoscn an d expel
perm Indcn p!ile«ni. and aid nature
to to o th r and hral raw, tender, In
liiH n*i| i* » Kmt h rU m «.i *1*inn ml flamed bmiKhlal m u c o u n m em
11 iw I.hi tar i *ICuff * «■**J *tinft11 Fin I •• branes. T rll your dniuitlst to sell you
tb-«» |)l« ce nf ffsldrnre amij |**»*1 p I - n bottle of Crromutsiun w ith the uuc*»tutn.’t u lac.Ht.tOc, Il 4-f= Ittitllrix f»# III#
All*!
b** unttm id by t !»«• tlalmalib dcntandir.g you must tike tho way It
“- • I ttr Mlftrtir). iiiitl uht *wrb quickly oli.ivs the rough o r you ore
t^Liiui ,ii .Ss‘tnAb'1 but *u <11«wt »hfci* lo have your nionry back, a
MRS.
NEW gutter* and down »P(
Rain writer tank*, i See Jin
Cowan* Sheet -Metal Work*.
!j
1 a ltd
S H ttT u n l
s s iltiiis
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iTHlt
I f u H tli li
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til*
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ftf* t
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tit
fllTBOART) m btoh S ' to 3 home
pewer. D elthaniy. Ceneva lirnlye
, Hli 1,
BUSI^I^S SERyjpi
Motors nbf belter, chassis rust
less T they are clean.
• ’i nl}, t.» Uir OntniA iuriiii *if
sem »»W tV un,),
l«
i*i-
A N O T H E R good teconditioned,
tewing lonrhtae. Bett*r h u rry .1....
— tvnrrsr.,^ ftctt crr.^;, — — — —+H ANCPTT Riwsojf li d rm n g ^ lo
Richmond, Va.. ovar this com-mg week rnd. W ants reliable
driver with reference*. T hen*
y ji- J .
~
j Concrete Pipe, Uuildine Mock*, Ready-mixed Concrete,
J
ife o R L 'H I'
WANTED
HA It INK nlyvAJod fishing an)
outboard b»ata ready for dr- C pN pE N fA L couple w anted to I
Th ate expenses on a; proxim ate-]
l in o'- t’ORHECT CRAFT ma
ly -four Week* cruise, month of j
hogany. f [anted runabout* and
April, down Florida E ast Coast |
e ro lse n ; some of these mode!*
inland w ater Way*. Some boat- *
ready f o r im m ediate 'delivery.
in* knowledge preferred. An*- *
Pine Castle, b o at Si Construc
w rr float Trip c /o T teraliL
r
tion Co., Pine Castle and Titus
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�THE SANFOIID
rCongresgwoman Sets
\ ; Old South Pattern
F 'V
By HENRY LK8E8NK
v
ATLANTA—The p a rt af the
, lavendcr-and-old-lacc South th a t
J ( f a r e birth to "Gone With the
i ) ' w ind"’ h a i ' aent. to Congreaa a
•toman politician who came up
the hard w ay—a t no aacrlflee
either of feminine charm or
i domestic life.
,
. ,
;- > She la tall, diitlnguiihed-loolfIng Helen Douglas Mankin, a
1 , tough cam paigner If there ever
for m ore'progressive women and
that a woman politically and* pro*
fcnlonally. should riaa by “ability
and hard work." She naa ‘ praellced w hat ah* preached.
She aaya she has but two Inter*
eats, her home and her office,
which la In the asm* suite as that
of her mechanical engineer hus
band in a downtown office build
ing. "Office," of course, Includes
politics.- ,
•'Most people can't believe . It,"
she gaira, "but I’m a good cook
the summer months.
Florida Potatoes!
A L L
M ONEYL A V IN G
BOADJ
16A O
table
U. S. 1 Malno
Western Wlneaap
UpplM
Sweet Juicy
•
sSa S T F . 2 K X J S .K,rv’v •”*
lb
5c
lb
Texas Green Top
47c Potatoes
5 lb» 2Yc
La. Sweet Potatoes—
Mttf- Y a m
3 - Ibi
34c
In Meah Bags . . .
Carrots 2 bchi 13c Sapor Spuds 10
Florida Large
65
Firm Klpe ,
2 Stki 17c Tomatoes
ctn 27c
Btokrly'a Finest Tometo
t
W ashing.on social life?
Mr*. Mankin isn't interested:
• “ My husband is also my beat
pal," she s a p , "and we are perfrctly satisfied when we are to
gether.''
She Gets Around
A native of Atlanta, the 40yeur-obt- rongies-.woman wa* edu
cated a t Roekfo-d College, Illin
ois. M the first WVtrld W ar she
drove a Red Cross ambulance in
2 PC.
MODERN
In Meth Bag*—Idaho Baking
..
IT PAY» TO LISTEN
Redd The Adi
BOOK CASES
Fla. areen
Oranges - i lbi
Celery
.Senate, saw What appeared to
be a likely buneb o f young v o te n
1 there was one who
-ken English. He asked
working with sqjn# lumber yes*
terday in this community.
Making hie way to them he
“ Y e « H o lla n d replied, “and if
presented hi'i card to one, but the you think it over, ycu m ay want
man shook hla head and pointed
to an Inaignia on a fellow work* to belong to a democracy yourer*a ahlrt. It wa* “ PW "—prisoner
iii=iii=iiiEiii5iii=iii=iiiEm=>ii=in=iii=ih=iii=iii=iii=lii=iii
lb |Sc Cabbage
Juicy- *
Lemons
serve." The people of Fulton ( A t the F ifth Georgia congressional 'M o llo n d N e a r l v ‘ C e tfi
lanta) C ounty' elected her to the -district, for »o many y e a n th e
V ..
elate legislature. It became al- lalllwick
|
of Rep Robert Ram- P W T o V o t e F o r H im
m o n a habit. They reelected hei* i•peck, the (ieorglan who brought
_
four more auceraatve term*.
federal em ploye, under d e ll aerUOSFORD, Fla. Mar. 13. <8peSpeak* Up
,CJ '
'
M
«*•*> 8pea«ard L. H olland, war
In a legislative hall the new _
congresswoman la accustomed to'
malting • heraelf heard. She ha* llo.noo a year .tinend waan’t eandldaU for the united S la te .
apontored much leg.Vlatlon “ in i
Georgia benefiting women and
children.
. >
She hai been, in gencTa), a on the vacant job,
ataunch supporter of young Gov.
So did 10 other constituents;
Kills A rn all. and hla adm inistra- who didn't consider. 910,000 a
tion, which brought rwreping re year an amount to be m essed at.
form* in G eorgia’* atato gqycrn- It *o0n became apparent, however, the race feaa between Mr*.
Mankin and Tom Camp, who was
Fulton County I* by - far the Ramtpeck'a secretary the many
larg est of th e three counties In y ea n he was In Washington.
Mfi. Mankin won* in •* photo
finish. •
•
i
No Promise*
It wt* one or ths hardest and
most atrm uous political cam
paigns Georgia had seen In 4 long
time. A fte r the twd months grind;
Mrs. M am in told reporters;
"I don't think there was ever a
candidate elected to Congreaa be
fore who didn't make a single
pledge to anybody.”
•
She said * sho financed fotirfifth* of her campaign heraelf
and that the other fifth came In
driblrt contribution*, from IhdiVl-
I.atrr, w ith a iis ta r ; she went
on a transcontinental automobile
junket—roads then weren’t w hat
they are now—and wrote a m ag
azine article about It, Thirteen
Th'iusanT Manless Miles.
Her husband'* work has often
taken him out of the United
sta te s. The Mankins— who have
a son. Guy. Jr., now .on a m ari
time rervlce tanker—have lived
in Cuba, Brazil, and Argentina.
U neinrrr M anktm .Unvtls a litI rrau ie of his wotl;. It will b# a*
convenient for him to sjierd hi*
week-end* in Washington as At-
i!|
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SIS
III
Roomy bookcaaea of poltahed
mahogany to hold your favorite
collection of hooka and knickitacka . .
For comfort anti good looks this hand
some living room Huite. Well designed
and adaptable to nny type accea-ory
pieces. Big and loungy with wide
modern arm* and full nprlng construetion . . Special trad e-in allowance
of $50 on your old Huite regardless of
condition!
‘
Vegrlahl* Cocktail
omen in the national C*>'i
Mrs. RehAca Latim er -Fal
teiu—gison after wont tn wrre en
! francho ed. But she served (fitly
!n -lay, and it was a gesture. ^
r I.atrr, another woman ' War.
elected to fill the unexpirtd va1coney caused bv- her husband's
death. Hut Mr*. Mankin la the
fir«t woman Georgia has sent to
Congrrss on her own merits, with
no quarter asked nor given.
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; Tea
4-ox . 26c
‘1 Clapps Baby
Chpt.
- Foods ib. 8c 11c
Cream of
Wheat laroa 22c
Wonder, 33. Daytex
Claw Variety Crab
GRADE A BEEF
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Mullet
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Whiting
Baking Tips Short
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A lafge and beautiful nMortment df Platform
rockcra. Fully upholstered arms'or open wood
frames In mahogany, walnut or blonde flnjghes.
A wide range of cover? and colors to »elaCt;irom.
p»
4g.«o tip
Chains to match. ..9.95 up
Trout
|8c Roll
To make writing a real plcaaure. A desk that flit* In
to any decorator ucheme, modern or period. Style showr
la of polished mahogany with rope edge (rim.
5 9 c
Fla. Bpeckle
Conked
ib
ib 23c
Oysters
Hamburger ib 25c Ribs
Plat# Btewlng
ib *7 5c
Florida Caught
ib
Headlaaa Ocean
Shrimp
39c
TABLED
0 0
ib 49c
Choir* of End table
King Moekarel
Steaks
FRESH PORK
LAMB LEGS
LOIN CHOPS
RIB CHOPS
LAMB PATTIES
LAMB BREAST
ROA8T
lb
AA Grade Spring
Whole Pont
Shoulders ib 32c
1- Butt Half Pork
Shoulders ib 34c
sliced PoTk
Knuckles ib 21c
ib 39c
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s u Nn y l a n d
PORK BREAKFAHT8MJSAGKA
SLICED BOLOGNA
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H-
L am p,
LAMPS
fWO of the tin re men liamtd to the
railroad rnivrgriicy board by I 'm id rn t T ru m an I" head ofl the
threatened national railroad strike
pirtutrd above. At lop is Leif
El Irwin, former Montane Supreme
Court judge; below Is New York at
torney Frank Swacker. Under the
Railway Labor Act. appointment of
the psnel holds up strike action for
from 30 to SO days, ( fa le ra a ltin l).
Cocktail
Brighten up your
homo with lovely
Coffee
tables
with
colored
top*.
others
rolerfnl tile
Smoked Pork
10c
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vPan
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Rtadj
35e Turkeys lb 49c Fryers
SPECIAL THURSDAY!
lounge
L 3 -
CHAIR
'OccnaJonal Chalra I I 95 tip
spar
insvsnut.
AVAtLAnLC
•
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Sturdily (instructed foot
lockers metal bound for ex
tra wear. OPA priced . .
10.95 (plug tax)
A selection of h
•ome spring > J
lounge chair*, im
ing modem and pi
ati'lo*. Wide pelet
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In Unlly There Is Strength—
B
T o P rotect the Peace or the World]
To Prom ote the I'ro^rrsh of A m e rlfi;
To F rodura Prosperity .fo r' Hanford.
W
a n
t e d
S
THE W EATHER
CONSIDERABLE Cluiuiine** with a n tle r e d
shower* and thunderstorm * today becoming
p eril) rlotid) with ■ few widel) M attered
liar hr shower* tonight and F rid a).
Little
change in tem perature.
f r n i I d
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
1o.
volume
xxxVn
V i 1j i ' e . ■ j
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, MARCH H. 1916
Associated Press I-cwised Wire'
i
■*: •
Once Powerfuli Angry Shouts
Jap Fleet DueGreet Chinese^
Party Official
Churchills Visit New York
28,000- Deaths
, * Spepdy t Ratification
,•
Of New Contract
.Between GM, CIO
./P redicted T o d a y
Within 6 Weeks Ships Economic Head Says
Will Be Cut Apart No Agreement Has
By Workmen With Been Made on Man
Acetylene Torches churian Situation
SUMMER 127
oses
,lran
Under ArmyPressure
— *
Where Cardinal's Body Will Rest
Britain Insists 0 n
Immediate Explana. tion Of Red Army
Movements In Iran
CHUNGKING. Mar. It. td’i TOKYO, M«r. ~ tZ (4*)— The
commander .of m erchant shipping Healed shouts o* "lit dow n" re
of the Untied Electrical. Hafor iln fratc l Ja p a n —Rear Admir sounded today in the Chines*
.
dUo' and ' Machine Worker*
al C IJ « .Mmn»Cn—announced to- Kuomintjuig (Nation*! 1‘o rty l
Union he* ratified the wage
ri
fce once mighty Nippon- Congress when o government te*
, .
agreement reached with G«**
'*t*‘ b-*,t
*<4 anon is-due for obJ Port was read on Chinese-Soviet
era) Electric Compint. The
■iv.nr. 1s bin six necks Japan-' film u n ion, of • economic coopera
LONDON. March 14. W*>
strike against Genera) Elec
e»e n o t amen will s ta rt cutting tion In Manchuria.
HritninV
Foreign Secretary
tric ha* lasted" SI dajrt, and
tilt- rusting icm nanl* a p a rt.w ith
A special commissioner for
Krmvtt HeVln him declared
~ ha* I n v o l v e d 100.030 *mncetjflcn? .torches.
economic affair* to Manchuria—
that BfitflilLjyyilId not w antW ployj*. t •
v
A lone battleship, eight carriers Chang Kai N gnu—told rormhenr
* .......... to neu the Soviets rench •
jl-Shek had tulil
ten cruisers, two subm arine tend- 'h at Chiang
<nr associated m r m )
era uml thico minelayer* a r e ' him fa ,l December not lo rocagagreemeni with* Iran under
Prvnidont John L. Lewi*
aiming item* already maik.-d for n u r any R ussian viwuis X u.Japupressure of the Red Arftiv
i tlii!-w iH |i hrnpr- Anmhcr ~battle-* Gnu iu a, f ■, tiooty. The cumnd**
o f t h e U n i t e d ’ M ln o W o r'k c ra ,
occupation, llevin told the
sinner
said
he
wax
further
in
ship—Ijtw
Nugatn—and
the
c
ru
ll
in Washington, today accused
House of Common^ that
er Sokaw a— will go to the Biki structed to refuse to discuss
soft coal operators of the
Britain ha.* made no decision
ni Atull a> guinea pigs in the CJiinrsr-Kusxiun rconumic cooper
responsibility for the deaths
ation until all Soviet forces hod
forthcoming atom bomb text*.
to send her troops back into
of 28,000 miners in a period
Iran in vldw of Rusia's action,
Two vessels now In a dat isgrd been withdrawn from Manchuria.
The government spokesman em
o ha* the Brillah government
of 14 years.
runditioh at Kure .llartroi —the
opened negotiations w ith
the
hn|tl;*hip lla ru n a of Colin K elly'R hssiiM ‘th a t no agreem ent on
Lewis abandoned his soft'
Iranian government for the re
fame and two cruisers converted economic cooperation has bven
tfiedal tactics today in ' ne-L
turn ,if liritlsti tr<ops.
Into half c a rrie rs—the Iso and reached wiUr Moscow regarding
gotiatlomt with the nation's
British Informant* said today
the Hyugn—are to be des.royed. Manchuria.
so ft'.c o il operator* and dem and
the lamdon cabinet has drafted
Angry shouts interrupted the
'Allied
authorities
huva
not
ed b etter working condition* In AIJUVlN'G FROM WASHINGTON, 1). C., where he had been con*4 formal atiytenienl outlining Bri
announced what they will ■! i with spokesman several times dot lug
th e ', mine*. Lewi* charged that f e r r n g with Hcc. of S ta te J a m e, F - B y n u s , funuec-JlriU sh.- IV tiw W
tain's position on the continued
m y -! fiimiin —nr~ 7hP ~ J»If ~ f)e 4 L /llr ' r "UT]l* of till report.
„ _ d u r l l U L ihftJI-Jtear-Wxiod-tha M inister W liiaton' CnuiTllIlI, iccdoijmhied by Mrs. Churchill, g iv e s, that would include t:> d e 'tro y rrs,
renew* of Russian troops In
Meanwhile,
affinal
Chlneec
coal ' industry had crushed and hi* famous victory Olgn as they arrive m New York's I’rnnsyl’r»a These inform ants say tho
submarines, El river boats, V3 government diapatchev from Man
shattered the bodies of more vania Station. After a short visit in the city they will leave (or le»*«rt cra ft and 12 troop trana* churia give* the first indication
statem ent (torn the ■*inner will
than a million mine worker* be England.
tv* submit le-t to tin- House of
(International!
j
porta.
It
has
been
nenruled
th
at
that
the
evacuation
of
Mukden
cause of a laxity In safety pre
i.nmmoiii.
by
n
Hrd
Army
garrison
might
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'th
ey
either
wdl
iw
dentr
,yed.
nr
cautions.
,
The cabinet * action came after
1tire given lu ■■■ill, other nation. irtenn a soviet withdrawal from
Lewis declared th at operator*
n detailed -laleim nt from Foreign
ail
Mnchuria.
Tluv*(*
ilispalchrAnd stockholders have exploited
Secretary Eine*t ilevm on the
k*v long Hod Aimy culutmis ale
fth e fam ilies of the dead and
Iranian situation.
—
_
moring
along
highways—o
ste
n
practiced erlo rtlo n upon the yet
Well-informed London sourer*
sibly
beaded
fo
r
Siberia.
llIvlng
worker* through costly but
*ay Ilevm lias been giving close
ir
Inadequate
hospitalisation
and
I uttenlicn to the Iran situation and
medical service.
h«* been In touch with Secretary
_
The UMW chief challenged the
of S tate Jam es Byrnes in W aah■q
mine operators to a boint-bytngton.
polnt answ er and he shouted—
It ta understood In London'
diplomatic quarter* that „Ui* B rit
“ We ‘demand abatem ent of this
NEW YORK. Mar. 14. W1)—
ish Charge d'A ffaircs In" Moscow
il»ughtsr«M
A M>e< ini fm irm l plane loft Now
Meanwhile In D etroit, n speedy
has been told to inform Soviet
York City this morning, hearing
Foreign Commissar V.M. Meloratification has been predicted
th e ’lmdv of John Cardinal VilenNUERNBERG, Mar. I t. (Ah— Iron to St Lou!* ami u final restfo r an sg resm sn t calling fo r an
ttv th a t Britain “ in ala la" on an
DETRUIT,
Mar.
H.
uVI—
H erm ann Goering Ualny told the liife* iilnce in a crypt in the g reat
cent hourly ra y boost to end
immediate exphnnllun of Russia’*
PollcetrU'n In t w o ilaUm a r e on
intem alional j m ilitary 1 till* inn I cathtdraL
move in Iran, vbq -It u si Ians,
>a - s tr ik e of 175,000 CIO United
.s —
CUNt
OHMlNG
WITH
W
ISIlK
s
of
the
late
John.
Cardinal
(Ilcr.imr
t i e klert again for a nurtefnald, of Bt.
R, 7,i. ’ *"
•— -*.*n
.
th*t' h e ' h at mv liiumtluri'Cu' hid.*
A u to '* W oritera -a g a in st -Oernt*!
| intcinstiuFul _(ftc«U*nt. Wyrt
‘ ‘ *!’
'
Tho plane arrived * ' n t " 1a
1"- Ml,*1 "!'*>
hi* U*dy V .ll ha t„k
behind Adolf Hitler In hit te sti Guard In Field thin morning after conneelod With the kidnaping of,I /to St. V01'
'lio v r [i„iov, h| oil their troops by
Motor*. Doth union and Company
Lmil- lu (■•■ bur led lien- iv a u '» nf the Interior "f ,ni
All
If a, 'J.
mony. Goering asserted that ho n tran satlan tic hop from Shan one child in llrtroit ami an- Souls Chapel In SI I ,*.
officials have praised the con
t
iih.-dm
l
l.,.,mulh
which
n
crypt
is
heme
other in Dayton, O.
Meanwhile, flrittsh nnwspapera
asked
H itler to grant aid
to Gentra c t as a good one. Reliable
non,
Eire, via
*t
t __ _
,
i u
vu,
via,
*Newfoundland
i t »v j r ■ i i i j i * t el 11 ■ i ■
built to tw elve r.ltdllm l till iitioh'.
The l*Oily wll| r.-.t uodri
arc critical
»f
Gt-nerftiliiiimo
sources have asserted ‘th a t the
Remodeling of the
Florida eralisslm o hranrisco hranco dtir- O rd in a l Glrmmn died Set Urdu* i Thm
! the oin«iee„l„| .U.h j.-.l in front ..I the rathe,ll h |f, ojlnr.
Joseph Stalin for his attack on
wu**,.
/** Strike, longest In the history of S tate Dank building nt the . cor Ing the Spanish clytl war. H e 1 in his nnltvc Eire just two week* Jevahirian, taken from hi* home
(
International
Snundphot
W in.ton Churchill. The Soviet
the auto Industry, h ta cost th s In ner of F irst 8trrc t and Park Ave aaiil he had urged the action “to afte r Pop# Plus XII elm-nted him o n Julie G, ltU 3. The D ayten
leader branded hts wartim e ally
dustry more than-. <1JX)0,000,000. nue was started yesterday * under prevent the spread •:l -ommit- to the Cardinnlate.
child, - 20 month-old
Ronnie
a s a warmonger for Churchill's
Conflicting estim ates nave placed direction of Frank Ashdown, con nlam." Then^ Goering added th at
A final requiem mas* will beTbonipson, disappeared a year
Fulton. .Mo. Speech on Mar. 5.
the loss to workers between trac to r with errctlori of scaffold- ho felt it would provide g good celebtnted Saturday in the pre.
• ‘•c- »h* «am* nursemaid had
Simultaneously, the B ritish pres*
<187,000,000 and jl44,00Q j)00.
ing
•
test for Germany's young air late's home Dlcceal. of St. Louis. I ‘• k tn ear* t of
fhlblron. No
has issued a call fir* a new m eet
The marble facing of the build force.
It will lm attended by the three
' vr'' ,h»» b**" /*>««> ° r ,h c
ing of the lug thi.<e to improva
ing wilt tar removed, said K.G.
Goering boldly told the drlhunal new American cnrrlinaL who were babies, and none of the nurserelation* between Moscow, and
ma*duntil now.
prexlil
K ilpatrlck.
ilpatrick, vice’ president
of tho th a t he planned ta-bwM » bomber elevated with Cardinal Glennon.
joudoii and' W nshinglon
bank, and Will lie replaced w nn capable of flying to (ho Unileil i Thoy are Francis Cardinal SpellMr*. Alice Jevahirian has just
Hi ili-li Foreign O f f i c e
n plaster, cream tinted- finish. S lates end beck.’ He said
lack i man of New York,. Edward Onr- come upon n snnpihot of the wo
,T:ai. [ny, Oirie probably
< FRA NK FU RT, M ar. 14, GP>— The bank area will take In thu of aluminum---and technological jdlnal Mooney of Detroit wod man who vanished with he, sol,
_ ,11 U no oificml stafrm vnt from
United State* security officials adjoining* store on F irst S treet planning caused him to abandon Samurl Cardinal S tritch of Chm- Ppul. She hud gone to a rooming
I on,|,m. government <m Stalin'*
, , .
,
i t ,
t>
,
,
.
...........
have asserted th a t there has been form erly occupied by the Robb development of four-engine, tong- agu.
house with n friend to inquire _ , n n
¥ 1(10 A l l o t t e d
r o r R u s s i a S i i y s I r a n i a n s m * . i »t n -u r,h iii »m*e chutchm
about
lodging
There
lucked
in
the
no. .ju ry in g in N atl activities In Bakery.
*
range ‘bombets. As tn * Jrt-p r).
The late Cantuinl'* brother —
, . ,»t m n u n ,H* b ngur t» « member of the
-th e American occupation n ine {it
The cnlrancr of the building
tiled, aircraft:—Goocirtg said tbv Dr. William I’.* Glennon —ami edge of a m irror was a snapshot.
Purchase Of Plants
D em anded
2 8 9 , 0 0 0 ! U iillsh government.
. Germany, Som* supplies of hid will be moved from the eonvjr
about
14
other
friend*
and
clergy-1
Wra.
Jevahirian
gaipwi.
Shu
heuftw dffe -was developing lh.it
' den. weapons have been discovered to ila center facing F irst S treet. weapon
„„
For
City’s
P
a
r
k
s
a picture of the
even before the war be- men from St. Louis accompanied U,ve<*
S q u a re
I M ile
A re n
W a s h i n g t o n . Mar. i i , w v th a t, On the rig h t fro n t, will b e , Mr. L . n
recently, b u t other j (than
|*
the l>ody lack to the Missouri form er nursemaid.
— :-------,
t Tlie S late Depurtmi'iit is conH e a b o u g e effo rts ace said to be K ilpatrick?-office and on. Uwt left * t hV ” fn iw ir V.«t Iteichimar- City. .She sent the snapshot to her VThe Hanford Garden Club voted
M DSCmy. Mur. 11. t/l*l—The ijmrttig to receive infui matlon
fo rtn
tr N**’what he 'hit*
a t a minimum.
■ front two additional office* which sh Th#
Soviet
new spaper—Ii- at«>ut Russian troop movemonta
a ll, also
aeeeptkd
T he at rival of the plane bear mother-in-law, who further Idcntl today to make preparations for official
Since VE day about 160 Araerl- may be available for, rental.
e rn e d “ full and compTJle respon ing Cardinal Glennon’* body to- f*®d the picture. A short time the construction of a Golden Club vrsliii - Im, i, i-u«,ot elenii nt* in iii«hi
)um*iitrr f tk«* Bonier*
■ V ; rs n soldiers have died as a m u l t
There w llU J)*, enlarged s -a
p its xe iSalhinty”
ItiMsino of linn liflu mol ruiki-y. Some
f o n t l t antl-Jewish ecc- day was in sharp , contrast with I •■‘• r , Mrs. A rthur C Thompson Building Tlie motion was made Iran of t i v " , to
of acta characterised as sabotage. for teiUure.and'Tftc bank sta ff, end
Dayton Identified the pictur, j by Mr* Kndnr Curlet, at a mc-t- terril,»iie- o. 'Itr cnrIV year* of tHi'^ooafw brtiev** ih.il one major
nomir dec pecs, which bore his the scenes when the late prelate
T he authorities say there has l i e , virolt will l>e moved to tha sig n atu re.- * •
arrived In New York City en “ th a b o f th* nuraema d who ha,J ing of the elnh ni the City Hall the Soviet t uooi \ lengthy ar Lm'liaii object in »• ma> bi* to
h t ra a r of the building, gfvlAg
.
been • m arked drop i n . such rig
lgl»i
vanished In It*44 with her son following a diacuasioii of various tic|o any* tiiai - oiiii* of thu Iran lawio h native ii j'in ii k’ t »iniuHanGoering paid u t'h ls tunl that route lo Rome for hi* elevation Ronnie.
■-,( death# lately.
„
_ idditlonal Working spare.
phnse* of the nropoaal.
Inna who
Inflamed p l a n a
i n h in all Hos t of tbr- midtlle
G erm any's ‘ departure from the to tTio purple. At th a t time,
Most of the Incidents th u i fa r
I t is planned lo air cc
I; .. ., in I'.'l*.' -till ,%eteui t’tiiAii r'***
So with one snapshot and two
Mrs, J i ll Sic, u.In, president ugntiiM
* baVa been attrib u ted - to reatle** the bank for the com fort of League of Nations came when, Cardinal Glennon exchanged wit names as iriTIue. police are on the rt.f the club, who p'croled over exeil to,
MiftlO'lir,' lo.llo*
gangs of homeless youth*. In employees and customers, said “ It was clear that n th n power* tleisms with newsmen and fold trail again.
the meeting, oxpiesmxl uppiowil tlircction f Ii.dtinn |H»hUc*'*
; l Kill!AN. Mur. II. (A*)—DUtelligence officer* eay some of Mr. KIKlpatrirk, who added th a t were unwilling t»g disarm, and , them he had been so well tre a t
of (he plan and thanked tho t'lty
ed by Cardinal Spellman that he
Th** Uiiaiinn nt*wiaiift|trr naitcrt^ imlcbcj* front northern Iran auy
-th e s e were form er members of the improvements of the bank power In the ca st—ftuasif—waa .wondered
CotnmUtioir and (’hamlwr of that the hnntiiMB in IS#1fj (tt- i tiRf fIu»«inT! troop* aro
If he 'should take off
the
/■ H itle r organisations, who now are were in kef ping with th a growth h arry in g odt unheard-of arntaGommrrcc official* fnr their hrlp tn an d cl ahiu»-t half of tho Ca’i | move toward tho border* of both
for Rome. ,
- ream ing the* countryside. Many of Sanford and Seminole Qounty. m tnL
In th e ‘ m atter and on previous ra*ti* f t ' t* ltu>*la. Thl* I* said Turkey ami Iraq. OVe Red Army
Goering defrnderl the N nil
Increased building activity w aa
• such group# already h iv e been
projects sDonaorcd by tha club. _ tq —have - in c lu d e /th e elu de of I-column whlcR' Rad"iw n c tl porth-^
taken Into custody by govern- Indicated by building perm ita program of blind obedience by
A building com mittee was nn. Soviet A scrhaijan, the ojl city of | ward from, the A ivrbaijah capi«officers.
laaued during the past r a k . i t
ointed-hy Mrs. ’ McCnslitu Com■ llakii, Scv ict A rm enia! the city ( tal of Tsbrlx toward tho Soviet
th * C ity-H all. Most of th eee-g re t j i o d i '
-T O K Y O , M a r - 14, f/Fj—The e*cd of Mrs. AAV. Epps, chair of .Yerevan and parts uf the border ha* swung westward ia
r i nct lip
c ___
iiiuderaUi price dweHinga.
-- leadership'.
h ip /pJ rin
le ” .He .addcA}
Army newspaper S t a r *
and man, Mrs. O .l’. Ilanufon, Mr*. tran*-CaUra*us. That- would hi,to the general direction of two
Sr fur.
J .tl; Fort son .reciflved a perm it th a t Russia could not have sur
S tripea has disclosed th a t the Lea Lcslier, Mr*. (Mi. Klrtlcy, rep resell It'd an area of about Turkish district* which Russia
to erect m fram e house In Pine- vived without IL
Elton Moughton, J r ., program Japanese Army- Ministry, ahort- Mr*. C.L. PowelJ, and Mrs. t'ur- 2KH,0tH] square mite*.
ha* said should be returned to
hurst on C edar Aventle a t esti , But it Waa. when Goering was ritalrm
an for the iqeeting of the |y a f u r VJ day, sent inxlrue* Ictl. Shr also appointed a finance
l/.yer.tl*
-ay*
the
Iranians
did
her.
questioned
about
the
so-called
mated
cost
of
<3,000;
William
-W hat
CHICAGO. Mir. 11,
Junior Chamlmr of Commerce to tion* to flald commanders to dla- committee w ith the same mem nothings to interfere w i|h the i
i Is. a Randall to erect a <1,000 freptc. ‘‘m aster race*' that h* i really be held tonight a t the City Hall <pot* of m ilitary supplies In vlo- bership as th e Garden Center movement of a British detachm ent
American education' t
ISTANBUL, Mar I t . (AT—The
bristled.
He
told
the
tribunal
no
boose
on
Seventeenth
S
treet
‘a
t
■
realdent
i* “ little mors oomph”
.
a t 8:00 o’clrok, announced today I*tion of tho su rren d er tarma. The Committee end with Mr*. 8.G. from Baghd.nl to Raku. The a r Turkish government heard In un
body
would
find
th
a
t
phrase
in
Fine
Level;
Dolly
M,
B
ates
te
A. Johnatan of 0>e Motion
th a t C h arlit Morrison* would con S tars and S tripes disclosure has Dickerson aa chairm an.
» E. r...i e ...............................
ticle- has added th a t this ruling easy silence today th a t Russian
, Ptgture Produeere-Dlitributors As- erect- e fram e two and a J h alf an y of hla writing*. Goering duct a. q u it contest.
Mrs. McCaslin announced th a t ■|iquo in Iran has not been w ith troops ip Iran are moving tow ard
been verified by e public re la
story
home
In
tha
M
ayfair
Divi
say*
If
one
U
/p
ma*t|tr,
one
doe*
Wsoelatlon,
'
Moughton added th a t prlxaa tions officer of th a Eighth A rm y. recent plant sales by the Garden out instigation from the outside, the T urkish-Iraq - bolder. Tk*
sion on E ast Second S treet be n ot need to empllMlte it.
Johnston *:
will b« awarded. President Jack
T he order to field commander* Club had raised <317.86. One
tween
Mellonvllle
and
H]Uot
A
ve
Anti-Soviet force* In Iran are Turkish Army i» fully mobilised
J ago before a ____
Ratlgan aald th a t final Plan* provided for the quick release uf hundred dollars of thl* sum has declared
nue
a
t
<0,1100.
>
lo have dreamed of -—at a strength of about 1,000,of the American A s«
of
for tha form ation of committee* good* suitable fo r civilian use to been nllotcd fo r the purchase of tearing away
Nick Constantine- was given a
Soviet territories. 000 troop*. Istanbul rem ains undar
a stage of siege. The governm ent
will be discussed during the m eet th a t thev .would not fall into th e atalea* to b* Planted in City
perm it to erect .a oO by 06 store
The
paper
say*
they also went so some time ago pledged to fig h t
parks and <26 lo r .the purchase
ing.
hands of the occupying powers.
on ■ S a n fo rd " c Avenue
between
of a spray machine to ho avail fnr ao to try to. ,make. the Caspian
n ' to tho death before allowing anjf
Fourth and F ifth 8treote a t- 4
internal Iranisn
Iranian sea. II,raIbra for.;_ „ tce io cr0„
T u rk a jrl
able to al residents of the coun sea ann Internal
coat of <6,000. A. C. and J . E.
him Mnkimi, who was premier frontiers.
ty
for
a
small
rental
fee.
The
gqt permlLa fo r *rog|ion of , Tha C ity CojntnJaiion held a
tree sals last S aturday, she re prior to present Prem ier Ahmed
regard to
a concrete block, filling ataUon hearing la st evening
vealed, netted <00.
Qsvam Es Snttaneh, is accused
iliona. A ct1
fo
u
r
Ismail
change*
to
be
mad*
j
with
room
above
on
th#
Orlafido
_ tomorrow'*
In 'comic* tod
Pointing out th a t <262.86 haa of being among those with antil a city xon Ing restrictions. Thete
Highway
Iq
the
Draamwnld
secboonuhrd
letaf
wytaofwy
cUoidl
eenvhlle, the lion * t a ro*t of fOJIQO.
expression,
baen
placed
in
th
e
building
fund,
wak only on* objection to one of
i count
fly erudite
tnade the first Soviet designs.
the changes which waa modifteJ
WASHINGTON. M ar. 14.
about her distinguished cus Mr*. MrCtsil
readers. In
umbers.
erseH , and • then
contribution
K1WANIH NOTICE
accordingly, said Mayor Jam es Tha old salTnc order rh an g ilh — tomer*.
W INTER PARK, Msr. 14, (/P L t W ot
railed upon o th er member* to
GllL
/
,
rI
Supreme Court Justice William . J
lit
Weihlngton*#
old
rap
ito
r
rea-1
She’a
found
o
u
t
th
a
t
soma
of
the value
follow
au|t,
raisin
g
an
additional
Kiwania ClUb’a
On# o f the change*'Included
Douglas said today during a edntauninL Now th a t ths bread U)e southern member* raise a <68 during th# (nesting.
. cation wt
barbecue, achedulad totension two block*' te a t on F irst
ferance 6n th* future of atomlO
I to the level
held a t tjta barbecue pita of tha S tre e t of the commercial are*. baskets of Europe have to be howl if they find a little s u g a r
Mrs.
II.M.
W
atson
read
a
proenergy a t Rnlllna College th a t ha
th e atreeL"
F ifty Associate*, hae been chang P rio r to this th* hlock from San filled, th* resta u ran t's congres ‘In th e ir com braad. T hat m arks
icd
change
in
th*
Article
4,
think* tha United .N ation* char
She's
ed to- tb e USO building .on ac fo rd Avenue ea st had been deilg- sional custom ers Rimy h e rs a se It aa strictly yankee.
etlon 2, af th * by-lawa of Uiy
cond roll o r cracker only for the learned, too, th a t It's sometime*
Unit NV* 41 of the National ter should be amended *o th# na
count c f the inclement w eather,
club
which
would
change
th*
commercial.
lim e w
is —inti only b etter to seat a Republican w ith meeting data fro m the third F rl- Association of Retired Railway tion* of the world would b t weld
aching.
Tim*
was—and
E d Lane -announced, thl* a fte r''
bore a Democrat rath e r than to s e a t day of October, February, and Employee* will meet Monday ed Into a world federation “w ith
y*et*relay—when tho ■table*
noon.' I t da expected to begin • a t
basket* heaped with roll* and two Democrats together. She's May, to tha th ird T hursday of morning at ' 10:00 o'clock a t the powers to act aa a whola ra th e r
S tM . tonight.
cornbrcad. The restaurant
_____b o a u careful about those thing*—end theia months. T h e m attet" will City Hall, according to an an than as Individual soverign state#.
"iN R O U T B TO U. 8Ha added to m ake sura such a
eta, Mrs. E d ith Rldgely, says th* proud of th* comment which Dem b* voted upo In th# May meet nouncement. today by W.B. Zachworld organisation will roccaad*
" ry, chairman.
hungry legislators m ade w ay w ith o cra tic leader John MecCormdck ing,^ Mra. McCaslin ssid.
made o f .h e r and her Job,. H a
about 30 dosen rolls a day.
___________
Mr. Zachrv aald th a t discus the people m ust b* educated In
•aid, "H ere ti. one woman w ho
sion* would be hel ({regarding a the ntJanlng end objective* of th *
,.v*.
haa 438 congressmen eating o u t
TINDEL IR I)IK( HARGEIJvl^' bill now pending which would federation.
provide N ite r pensions for re tire -1
DOttdlJts ia on# of
of h er hand."
If M rs. Rldgely keeps h*r con
S 1/e Barausl A. Tlndel, P.O. ed railw ay rm n lq « * g .,in . eroanl-T ^.0™ . °! prom inent Americana
‘i r coat of liv
liv- wha had propose,! In a reaofct*
tro l over the bread situation In 82 of Lak* Monroe, has been ance jp ith th t Tilgher
re sta u ra n t, a .(g o o d dischargad from tha Uniteding. lie added th a t several other tion th a t the United S tates ta k a
'
be Nary,, according to lrvfornutlan questions of vttgl Interest, to mem- tha load In
received today from tha R in l bers
organisation would be “ Iran* form
rs of the organ
,
l
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y 6 RX , Mar.- * II,
A
P -V The cmOetnee board
AP-V
Goering Asserts He Asked Hitler
To Aid Franco During Spanish War
Former Chief Of German Luftwaffe Declares
.He Has No Intentions Of Hiding1Behind
______ Adolf Hitler In His Testimony
PlSrte Enroute To
St. Louis Bearing
Body Of Cardinal Police Seeking
Maid Connected
With Kidnaping
RemodJe'ting rf0 f
FlQridaaSiate4
Bank Underway
Sanford Garden Iran Accused Of
Club Votes To Trying To Seize
Erect Building Soviet Territory iv
'No Upswing Of Nazi
Activities
Reported
r
>
x:
‘Oomph*
S ' S -Morrison_Tft Conduct
Oui* "At JayCee MfCt
Iftrms Of Surrender
Viblated By J a p a n
J
Four Changes Made
To Zoning Ordinance
Rolls At Capitol Restaurant Are
Now Out Of Reach Of Legislators
Justice Douglas For
World Federation j
R
Retired Railway Men
To Meet On Monday
E
“
iL Saparatlon CeaUr ' tn
Jacksonville.
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