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TUE SANFORD II ERA ED, SANFORD. FLORIDA
M ONDAY.
M A D C !!
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11, 191C
Montreal Royals Whitewash. Saints 12 To: 0t
Royals Blast Out 19
Safeties-A frainst
,Two Saint Hurlers;
In Daytona Today
With
. II) JI 1,1AS STKNHTHOM
11era Id Sport* Fditor
The Moiiiteui I loyal*, who’ve
JULIAN STENSTROM
been giving even the Dodgrra
Let "Ynor Season P »«* Now J
plenty ot Unbolt- -turing their
A ■special committee rrpi*»cnt- exhibition tilt* in Dnytnni* Reach,
ing the Sanlonl lluretmll A**n. indicnted yentedny that they still
tint foil today lieuan ‘ ranva-.iiig retain tht- povv-r of last year’*
liarfbill!' fan* in the city who l ave Intvnmtlotml la-ague chamnkma
yet to purrlm e their j'.'tit 1'lon. wln’ii they Iditstnl out II' safeties
off Jock Renta and Dick Laludy
dh State Iwagiie M-ltatm pin-i ■>.
to whitewash the St. Paul Saints
The • |i*»r!ial!
a-swIaliiNi
by a (tore of I- to 0 ,
nerd* snbr *u|iporl * 1 I hi w rrlUral hour. Help them all you
Itehiy lie firman went to the
ionin Ul
the cloving time arrive*, the wln- Kmrth Ha**— Futuritr I
CltHtairl* Here
tiowa will lie shut and the race
Oulilrn llfTarr l)u*l| “Tmlv, T r».
Intoned on Ita’ way.
•
an Are, llac* l o nil'll'*. 1 1 t*
A *• A ___ 1
‘ ThU U necnaarj lita u ti
♦ r, ThnftUer ft". Flying Jetaml*-,
Now \tt:
P ‘A t U V 9 1
it U again*! Florida'* law to
Filth Hare S 10 vlllri
b
run the rare arter midnight,
Il4a,lalrla Hare!
a _ rf
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’and in order to gel the tenth
Mln»y M". It*n*ba Morn Holt,
ill.*
Itirrtr,
Ninth 1‘1't!. Tanka*
n c * underway a t' 11 US, all
Man. 111ja>- t.liilr. teiwtatt ItMlf.
°
other event* muat be run on
Hlntt
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ached ule.
alilh llaee—1'umrii» ■
Uinta tela Harr I
Pice ttuinielaa will be run night*;
Kaorp _
ijr. the daily double.jaill—temaiut -Maaia ll»p* M u m M
rar,
-fr-.r'Hi'ftrMlmrH**fenrrrMlJr
l o l r O K r a m , on thj n*ct>nd~»nil' third "event* J ilittbe, -tn n itf' .Nrwk Whirl
Alift
IP O
At
7 .Q Q Large afgna have poateif-about1
IC C
l . o a th*
paddock'and grand-?
;— “ "
(tend informing fan* o f the eloa-!
I, Mar. 11, (Sue- ing time for witnloM* on each
hsnfnrd-0 r I n tt it t r * « , no deviation from the pul>open* it* iat-t -301lished time will be permitted,; tilling H), Darling. Lucky lb***.
AMuting.
Mir* .klarr,
Xlnhawk
Scout, ilrey Ion, l-ueky Tltn . '
Mwlh Hare—3 IB Wllet
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D E F E N S IV E S T A R
d o e e a/g Va p a
al
S"Vf
’tS 10111£[nt
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c e A i in?. Aelu i
MAKtf Ais pers&ice
e Races Are
kidcwM Af-rae.
AkCiOJAU Ia1y1«2-
C0\j££\K'fe- TcpCjltfi
A f^ S A S ^ S ^ ]
E
L / jtm
11-16 /
o n . ajol ) » u ‘ll twnrfil from
Ihrlr effort*
lid*
summer
whin you inn wall, into the
Municipal* IVirl, and enjoy an
evening of^|ia*eh«ll. Thr a*-oslalion ha* m m r (orlh w||h
everything wilhin it- *|ui«rr
to bring 113-011311 lo Sanford
The) liavr hern working •dure
Deer mint unit now if‘n )our
turn lo n--d-t ihem.
J o * t lln w if y ,
taw .
F a a h lu n
S m a ll S la v e f* .
U u IJ r.
llr P M
J in k
M a.
Iron.. lUBBlw * I'rklr, MalltirL lltp
cat
Tenth ,11are—3/1* stltei
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lltwlBlela ItBrr I
befoie being relieved by Lloyd
Fisher, who likewise held a Jin*
on the Kainto.
I|e held May
, Rlaile** HggregiiKm to a pair ol
Bofi-lli, bath mining In
the
f
eighth frame,
.lube
JuigeriKon,
Itny
at
third
Claude Whlildon, gene.*) man
ilk * 1Oti
o f rb s '/ io o e A f'e n s
ager, pnid tidily that oil ttpr»naa* uncker, wn- Uie hitler o f (he day.
A&UiVs
MAVe MeeAGco
having fenaon passe* for the pui- 'i he atucky infiplder hit aafaty in
six trips li) the platter, a dnutile
<o4i'{a>4e
f i eip
and five singit*.
\ Goal c e c s am &
Ilnitiiitie* began in the open
ing Ktnnin. The itoynl* ahoyrd
A6Ar*JS-f'HiA<
jirriiss ii pair of markers on a
double by Jfirge’l.tirt mill rillgleh
l*y Whitman,- Fuiillo mid llreard.
In the ■mind.
they rccordevl
tim e inrne on single* by Jorgeie on, Wbituiiii . I mill.', a walk
1-mi ll lo I!m li i and an frror
by fir*t rat kr r (ill Neumann.
.v foi-A'.t r. WwAi*!&<)*! zf'.vr'e ?<ak,
I he Huynh rontinueil to twund
FAc* i-COM■t>iKiJr- AL*y iol -frit?Acmy
•Malady in the third ami ncAt.Sd eNiT?rXriPtd<>
odTvrA*Jpr*J6 - AT
At A
P o P O G Ib ALSa
eounieri fn* four more run*,
Uv.if'fTAUb r -lli-R A / S FiCSt'o/w'frte BASE
li.'i-irall, Aeder-nn and fUcley
t'Al-l. (L v.«
-f/tt -.rtloFAdo
•All fed Military .or free pn*.*.f(,
lorpeiisuti. Whitman and Furillo
I 'lT r ilC rM -fftti "TrCAOi^ ,V.tM ir
single* and, niiuhlni'd with er"/
r o \ by eenlerfii'Mer Have Hride
suit* vs, It. II, fielding ..... .. tl11d MTun.l top., man J.«> Vllter.
mu.il I,. J.ohr .1 j‘ v «ld. ...Ml,,
.... Hurley
" , h‘; ....
hail lied
ploy a|„, j , „ KcnMtll , , , , , ^ 1 the plate.
mterilay
nut Juai the 'ami'
j„ tl.e fmirth. Ilavgrtll alngli d.
,ir r .
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confidence of , tn(
9rr,lM,| „ n Hrrard'a walk
urtH'hei that he* major league. in„,
„ „ „ , hllrp ,p,uh|e |,y
i Anderann. Anotbei wa* added in
MIAMI, Mfi'eh i I
W him I, i i i
W It Finnegan
deli Nhh Virihtw hriili rdeUini> the reveiith on ringlea liy llricley Wrighl
b f nlii|l...i. i . 1
- Fat in
VI a1.i r i '. ( hr y-it-r.
Atuilbrr Hiivnl who hn* and lofgrnson Itnsgall c roared
*1I-..„ m. e g o in-, .eg win.
b v ' ■- of l|V<nlf1'til Fu
been ' wnlrhrit rnrefidli bv
tbt. platter In the eighth for the ■*tnld*—
ner wilt. Ji.it O’, n rijri •«•..
n* eight apiece. the Dodger* i* oirtfieMer J»'k
lint) trial r . i on * vltigle *Fi*hcr. j j blivln 'l ] t •t T - ppi’d the «*vt*.i in-l
VFbo.igh inn among ithe- firsl
Rilnrher. Hiintvrr. in hi- up
II . Smut- tl.ieatenerl IP the!
il l* in p ii
. nne.| n liif i<- e*i
fn t st iblis in pur*e* earned,
pearsnn Ip-re *•—lerd i). ha ititluil* ii,rinn'. igmli Ii ' the third*
j I) rlun.t II.all ab Hare • -mi r .e ■iiiiSav King wn*
lending owner
plkyed live inning*. Up three and the elgnth' They were able! meeting by gnimulilg JTI.iilin.
-tli nine ,,f charge* making npIrip» to the platler, he fanned to get men on the «ie ks but
The
gretiler
pnipoi
iron
of
the
p. at unco* in tlie vvitmer'* circle.
(wire and grotiinted mil third laeliitl inntdy billing in the pin
lolnl wo* iircounted for by Arm Wool ford Farm ami Walter 1*.
to firiif on the other oera-iorr. Ichen.
ed
in
winning
ihe
Widener.
The
Katirlp'i i* a goinj looking youth | Saturday afteninon. the Saint* .
Chryelsr .veie tied' with eight
tla*-ptate hill hi* hilling didn't I iltnpp.il n j'k i, I tloeislori to |hc ,|vmtory wo* worth IJii.siNi fur Ihe winner* each while Cl
'Chicago-owned
Calumet
Farm
me un to par with Cb»r| -Furillo, i ltoy.il* in Dnytona llem-h. tio - (
mol t’ rtrioii-e Farm I
Hither- ICriynl outlieblet wluv|ing into the niutli one run be- 1 II, A. Murphy of I'hllndtdpliih. ■seven win- apiece.
owner
of
Coneordinn,
thr
Mi-U-iti
atti-il lie game f i ( lift fie ld .'Mini, the Saint* knotted
the
Kddin Arcaro, hard
arillo dilaale.l mu t*ao - hat |i: errant. . However, in tile
tenth nun winner wn* luroml in the an, wn* IVader in t
Ail if
ligln* lo right and a long hfnwlr Ir.inn . the Itoynl, shoveit hit ns* -ii
' land lags with f 51,0(H).
Flo* money wii - rained Ii) tin- ilivlslin with 3fi to
lentil in tim e tup: In tie the Winning nvuiker
\r urn nm plr.| 171
theumatb- galloper
with
f>. it
firnt* and one *r*cnfnl in hi, five
* Lartn.
The (table of Mrs. It. 11. Iletglte
of llelnir. Mil. wn* third on the
Iiol with J37.1MM in puraya. Adroit,
( i A L K S I U H i n , Hi., Mat II. 1,-11
winner of tiu lilac* Helen llattdiHill ili-etde, the *‘oid man of cap. wav dip brcad-vvlmtet- fdr the
hnn\'' who mote back from the barn.
_
wot* to liecoine the nation'* nltl.
Hanford Stud Farm of Amalerdam, N. V. amasjt-d f.TG,70O, main
WFHT POINT. N. Y., Mar, II.
(Special! t iiilit Jntne-i K. t 'rly through the effort* of Itmml Medley WiMKlfintisc with 111 each
Vlcvy, winner of the Flamingo aiuf J. It. Layton with 11.
ter. of Sanford Ian time jelismplon
of t^e lt-'> noon,I claa* of til?
Slake*.
latmcy Hanvmati wn* third on
<’orp« of t'nilel* by winning tinIlirarh Jacob*, who ha* had a tlie Itpiifenlirc Hat with I& vicRrirndc liming Tourney win. I,
hummer.luck on flr*t place in the lorle* f,,Unwed by M. A. lluxt in
liH-i jn»t been cnniplered at We- I i
trainer* dlviainn until ilUplartnl with 13 and Jimmy l.iCaual vP ll
Point
In IPlfi by Stanley IJpiee. m i
t arter, ll-e -on of Mi nmi M1
top conditioner with 10 wb-o iwinning fiivori|aa
K. II. ' Hili, ,f IIHIII I ,1, Avenue '
eaddled
f
M. 1‘ellner. . tuitpi
inn-ting war .'l3
received In apjitniilmi'Ut to tin
(or (iu*tav Ring, and J. Iwyland
In w pereentagu
Unite i i'lal , MlllLtf-y \cadcofy*
<>f l’e rodi»e Ffrmv were dead.
1a*t Hialeah *cufrom t 'i>ugre*»i»aii A- I. lirectte
lockeil with lime wittnt-r* to their
Of t lurid a.
I’ adi-t (utter, Wlto
U in the Fir«t Fla** at Wual chc* acrov* l? ycata aincr he
PmnL previittoly attemlod Notlh first atannl a* a prep* St Moline,
C -nrgia Cnlli-ge and Army.
111., in 1UJU. He enrolwl at Knox
at the ngr of HO.
p a s s km Up nr.iinv
NEW YO.TK. Mar. II, blVFUNERAL KKRVICKH
Ofldala of th,ie flrat annual Han
N'FWARK, N. J-, Mar. II, (7P)I
Tlie (ire>-ntri-e Stable, winner* of
Funeral a o r v I c t * fur AlLnf
tl,» 1!M2 Ken;i!cky ilerlvy wltn Iier*h, roloted, who difil Tuerday ford Fire Department Rmlen for I'nacliing St. Iloiinvcitlure College I
Shut (hit irpd victor with Twen-i in South r urolinn Will he held th* benefit of the Flirmatn*' Re In update New York la a far .-ry I
iy Oran,I In Itb'll. will |'u»v up the |Satui.ljiy nt Hpovv Ill'll M. II. lief Fund nniiuuttcrd this morn from maatermlnillng the mighty
72rtd running of the Mite graxs Church, (Jcttavn. She I* atirvived ing that the rodeo tinted to l-i
cfitaalr, •
by two daughter*, two «nr.*, a held next weekend hit* been po-t
grtindaon, n aider and two broth poned unUl a Inter dale,
er*.
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J . 'C . Trico, managrr of the
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n*lco, rcporled that th) nffnir nvniby Orange*, put* It this waj
waa |w,*tpohc-il -uifilil a inter dale
MI like to conch football and !
aiiu-e iidei(unte Vugli cin--, : tn-k don’t aec why I shoudn'l jnjo]
could not be iji.iainctl for the it Just fla ntuclt at J5l. Ronavcnt'tlginal achpdut/l almwlpjr‘ iturr n* I hove cvt'rywhere cl-e.
ruyep
Navy, according to lAformatlou
reefived today from the Naval
I’ononncl Separation C e n t e r ,
Jftvk tohvillt.
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D a n t fl.
liiiv — t u a l.
tin. I
S tk n ia ,
1M in i.
Mr
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t b ll'- i
D o p e r*
l i r a n 'r U l r b K e o M i
M ab.ru *,
WE ’ CAN'T GUAR
ANTEE that you will
find ull of your fav
orite liquors here, but
we do have some of
them . . . and we'll do
our best to see that
you are satisfied.
PACKAGE STORE
OWF.NH IS niSCIIAIKlKlI
Sl/e Willibrn A. Owena, 311
Magnolia Avenue, ha* l>een dlachurgcd from the United Slate*
!ll= lli = I I I E I I != l! I E I I I = lll= I J | = | | J = llllll= lll= lll= lll= lll= | | | = | | k '
lu e a r and tear on the d o ^ h o u se uuith =
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'-a
m\ /// one-- o f MATHERS NEW SINKS
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M A T H C P i 'S
G O O D C. BAD
fU R M lT U P E
Calumet Faim table lopped
Owner in Purses At Hialeah
Can el J. E. Carter
Wuis West Point
Ri ng Championship;
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Built-in. cabinet sinks for ronvenicncc and beauty in your kitchm
Ail metal Hinkle m*id doublv cabinuta with Battleship linoleum work Murfaces. Also wood cabinet sinks in pastel colors to fit in with your favorlte color scheme
ICE REFRIGERATORS
A n n u a l Fifemnn’s Sets Less Pressure
Rodeo Is Postponed -At St. Honaventure
DINETTE SETS
White enamel ice re
frigerators with .Urge,
ice dompartment and
handy shelves.
must carry otohyL
59'95up
, Perfect in design and practica
bility, smart and sturdily construct
ed. Your choice of white enamel
finish, oak or maple with- drop-jeaf
or refectory tables, leatherette or
plain chair seats.
KITCHEN CABINET
All white kitchen cablneta with
rge sliding work top of gleaming
GREYHOUND
GU8
la os Hi* air av*r
WO UO tonight at
Silo and erf* WLOF
at Sitt with all th*
“dop*” on th* doff*
hi- th* Smaford-Or
lando Ranaol ClaU
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
WHEEI,
B. B, CruinlDy
CHINA
Complete service for eight
good quality china with pretty
pattern emboased,. 63 piece si
WINDOW SHADES $1.00
- ircen or Ecru, Cash and Carry,
wl^Jth—7 f t . km#. ; ' 0 *
General Inaurtuice
BALANCING
Atlantic National
. Bank.Building;'/
MMAASSM MAM WMWWMe
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I HE WF.ATHEH
In U n lly T h e re In S tre n g th —
To Pr«tort the Peace of she Worlds
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Produce ProapfritT'tur Sanford.
Partly cloudy wiitt nlpwly rtninit temperatures
through Wednesday. Moderate to freak
Hindo.
SC
Established 1908
V O LU M E X X X V II
Reds Continue!
S A N F n t ll).
TUESDAY, MARCH 12. 191(5
F I .O K I lM
Senator Urges
Escape Accident lh Coach
Danish Island
O f Big Three
Position Gives Soviet
Union Command Of
Sea Routes Through
-sr Lower Baltic Area
!Connolly Calls *Por
i *Heads To Discuss
Issues That May
. - {- Blaze Into Friction
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A IIO C IA T K I)
NITMUKK 125.
A s o c ia l t»<i I’ r e ^ l<4vi*t*il \Vit>
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In this day, when Moscow,
London nhd Washington are
engaging in making * fierce
faces at one another, it has
become popular to view. Soviet
Russia's foreign t a c t ic s
through two seta of glasses.
For United Mine Workers
Refuses
Financial Aid
To Ball Club
Labor Czar Expected,
To Ask For Higher
Pay, Shorter Week, :
Royalty P ay m en t .
"Prayer. Of Thanks By A Prelate
WASHINGTON, March 12. —
(/ViDemocratic Senator Tom
)' CunraUv of Texas railed today
for o n w meeting
tng of President
unit.
'rime
Attlee
Vi
me '’ Minister /
>./,
lit slmo Stalin,
-*i .to Se .to Foreign Relation*
Committee Chx.rman issued hia
call for u now Big Three meet
ing from the floor of the Senate. . A request for financial a*si*>
Conhotly called upotl the Big tunrt majie by the Sanford Mu-pThree to discuss, in language ho I nil Association in •order to help
j descr ibed us "clem ' and platn Wuipnit ft Sijnford Irani in the
.and if need be, blunt;*’ issues yffriita .Mate lougtlc. via, turned
Cotinuiiy feared may blase into 'u 'iin by the City Clm m icion Inst
evening due to the City's financial
, world friction.
, Connoily lolil hi* itenatr col- Condition. Mftyow.Junios (Jut said
W
Ir.igurs he was Tpt.imstlc about today
Alt the commissioner* express
the future of this nation's re
lations wit|i Hus. sn --- provided ed themselves as being heartily in
1those relations ate based ori aurh favur id having a tram here, and
plain .speaking.
■, regretted'- the Jnatiillty o f the
However,
Connolly
dr luted City to help in this matter, said
that while Russia has lh * »m* Mn/ot (Jut. lie declared tlint it
challenged riglq to matntai i titty was the C ify’a first duty to mainform of government slut wanla, taiii necessary functions and that
these rights, as he put 'It, “ do the City budget fo r t ie fiscal year
1not extend beyond her Uuind- ending Sept. JO already had been
uries."
over-expended due to Increased
| ‘ * ntmlly railed also for the labor and costa. Hr pointed out
maintenance by life Unite I Males that the budget had been *et
-1'' 11 »u|>erlative sir toii.-, a *u- during' war lints* condition* and
*P**nqr Navy unit an .oirquaH thin it had to lie set a year ahead.
Inning mi afternoon session
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" nl> w" ul11 ,,Btk up -'of <lie City Commission 'a r which !
d.U'Mii.nallMi to ir .i.t CpauuiiMuner George Bishop was
aggression hut also to oppose not present, the rnafter of sectit !
aggression by economic or polit Illg City Bid for the l«all club1
ical pressure or maneuver
wa* piesente.1 by Claude Whiddoo
( onnuily asserted his
l/elief business maager Joel Field, presi
that so tong us Russia, Britain dent and by E G Kilpatrtrk, vim
ami tile Cruted States re martled president of l ie Association, Mr
levy i»1 to the
United
Natiolia Whnlilnli juilnUxl out that there
charter and adjust difference* a* was very little time lr fl to raise:
they unis, them will be peace. necessary baseball funds by mean*
But, Warned Connelly: "Those o f selling sepsnn tickets, and that
who want pence must not com- the* drive wo* only two weeks old
mu act- to proveke war. Russia ltd asked for the C ity’* financial
Cl" i
Jjf supporting
||«. also asked jhal the
» m cooperating witk the U ltlua. ,, furnUh ,, ,lU
, m. inlain
Mayor Explains Ris
ing Costs Are Over
taxing City Budget
One is, th a t e v e ry Russian
m o v e is Ancutated as p a rt o f
■•Sn im perialistic chess gam e
for world dominion. The other
Is that the Hunlan maneuver,
only ire part of a dafente to
aecure all of tho Soviet Union',
frontier..
,
Moscow regard, the first view
point a,, just so much strange
nonsense. It look, upon tho sec
ond—that of security—a. a legi
timate ami necessary aim. In
this, Russian spokesmen have
aid that the Soviet Union will
ontinue on her way, pot turning
aside, but not making attempt,
on foreign Interests ner at the
same time yielding M » own.
The preponderance o( world In SEATED IN A HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE in Williamsburg, Va..
terests In balancing these ' views ire former Prime Minister Winston Churchill an,I U S. Chief « f
against what Is taking older, ha. 3taff (Jen. Dwight ll. Eisenhower after lliey escaped injury when the
been In Iran, the Balk)on*. the two horses harnessed to the roach luickid Hud plunged and threntenMediterranean, and Manchuria. |.(j jo break away. Earlier In the »tay Chuvrhill nddresseil the VirVirtually neglected b
I blue*| U.S .Btitish unity.
jy the outside,g|nia'General assembly nod as ked for null
ruiilhtiiAl
world Is a situation
tuation iin the Baltic,
4 Inter mitt nnl Sriundphoto)
whereby the Russians command
kll the sea route, through • the
Tower Baltic.
It was on May 10,
that
the Russian force* stormed the
Danish island of Bornholm, and
liberated it from the Germans.
Thst was one day after British
warships, racing In from the west,
had. caught remnants of the Ger
man fleet in Copenhagen Harbor.
________
,
Rad Army units quickly rounded
up lhA Nasi occupation forces on
C*,,Txu W i l l
Tnbun
S te p s W ill B e
la k e n
tnlst eastern outpost of Denmark,
^nd \ sent n delegation to the
Tfanlsh capita] in June to anTTWnee that tho Russians would
.instituted policy *O f!'S n,r; •Kilpatrrk -.aid
ho
stay aa long a r Staiin^Truman and
plain speaking about Russian and U11™
1" **e Sanford have
Churchill found it necessary. A t
W INTER PARK. Mar. Il2. ( V ) James 8 .. R vers manager o f Amennin relations started r e - » laschall team, which he had
the time, the big threw wera pro- Georjte ltolt. son of President Radio Station WMJM of Cordele, ccjaij (,j Michigan'* Republican hoped coulil !«• finanrtnJ withoul
paring for the Potsdam confer-.,twnlllon Holt of Rollins College. Ga., who'-haj made application .Senator Aitluu Vaiidenbeig and asking for outside help He nildtnc*,
*- „
, proposed today during the con- for a radio itnlion In Sanford. fuRnwed up by
Secretary <>f *sl thm if ibe Citv hail llw fuiollt has been . full ten months ference on world govarnnieiH.thxt has released the City of its of- .state J*mo. Byrnes.
Connally |<o aid in the project, they would
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_bui > l■■i n i i mm\m\m
|,e hail di*ru**cd his speech
well jipe'iilw
»w P
tthe United State* try to change fer of -a site for the radio *tar „ H i i / i om
ra.«e
te Fsar
gear
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the . United Nutiun* charier ns Hon In Fort Mellen I'ark, Mayor ,,,
ndvunca
w it h
SecreUry
Mr. Field Udd of hnw Dtl.piul |
MKffiSftarari f A B g w Va means of assuring world peace. ,H. Janies Gut announced today r Byrne*.
[ !|t*t| iupiMfiti’ii Itji club thfoujtKj
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Going into detail— Holt aug-t Thin action war tnken in a|
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for
the
H#»on
SKATED
ON
THE
EBICOPAl.
THRONE
in
St.
I'a
I
rink's Cathedral.
the UNO charter be amend- letter, to James I„ Ingley, who
totalling 364, and ■told ‘Of low New York, 'Francis (Tirdituil 8 |iei[man f* stinwn ;i* lie rend the
present,has been instrumental in olitninheavily patronlted baseball gam e*!plBJ,,r
tj„.
riti.»l Mn-* of T h n g i ' . g o r „ , ti„.
i
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"for SonI / i n l r o T r * V a f a P Q t l O |loo»« confederation of sovereign•ing “the* radio station
h
already have limn in Florida thl* ^Uii Ull,
, f, |,M|I
f
Holt Advocates City Released Of
Amendment To Park Site Offer
Charter Of UNO . For Radio Station
Son Of Hollins Presiderit P ro p o se s
World . Government
Holland Says U. & «•“.£
J U U v liD
111
For
t C l v l c l l l p lit iU i
Leadership
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on rvrv
Maw 19* /
• WASHINGTON, Mar. 12,,
(AP}w—Tho conference open-*
oil in Wii.Hhjngttm. today be
tween bivti nil noun coal oper
ators niftl John *L, Lewis'
United Mint* Workers. Tins
cHaflrmln 'ot the operators
neKotiatiiiR committejx Ezra
Van lltirti of Cleveland, wAs
noniLnirtcd
‘ser^e
To Find Suitable bo- S T i . t '
cation Out O f P
a
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into the federal
tdt.-*l
novern* ford, Jn which Mr. River* st*
nnd
itfonir
R. T. Cowan, City
Reach Agreement
On Lots For Vets
season.
,
ira rilit in K
A t thr liit'Uini; a colo red rum
m ltte * reffurstr*! the H t y for au!
in estfihli^hirtf: rr c r e o llo n n i f a c i
executive!
* *rn sorry to leirn» aim ii
lities nrnl u liHM'hfill |iAtk fi i u!
Juiliciary,".
conlrovaray regartnng tin
ngreemenl betweeiw.lt. T w e r t a ss ure d thut w h en the t it>
to enforce. r**'Io **tation «tte," Mr. Uivei*
wrote. However, I with to assure < ■ '»»" and- the City Coimnu- undertook . .a. jjrtierfil r w r e.s,l l n,n
•ment of the world." He add* D*»t l>p "would not do anything
[much a government »(iould'. have !« * t would mar Iho beauty or
a "representative legislature, a re- FHiwth of Hanford,
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i nn jipon iibli
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t hiturhui nutiih
Goering Is Described As Friend
To Jews In Testimony At Trial
q* permanent cfglferente chaSmnn. The deuiupd* of thg A F ’ ofI. miners have not yet heeu pro•sented
lewis and ether top UMW
l 'final* met with the
mine
owners at lin n o'clock, Eastern
ntaml rd T me. this morning. So
far. the bushy-browod mine lalwr
chieftain ha* kept secret
the
age nnd other demamls he will
serve upen tin1 mine owner*. In
fact. Lewis scheduled an llth hnur meeting with hi.* 260-mvt
■gi poll, v . mmiltee • for a
filial icvie. of three u disclosed
em-tid* jus u few ia.flute* i>eftue h< -a , dot*if to dls.-\i»*ion*«
with the . perutors
l.ewi* i,
negotiating n neu c.nlfact for
none tin.mill -oft ., j tinner*.
[lie opei mot* myanwhile. arc
cerium that wiiaU'Vvi other de
niatul* leu is nioy iiavo. it , an t>e
take u for grouted that he will .
ft»ak ■ these demand*
Kir*i A shorter work week.
S*s ond M o re pay to make up
the loss in take home wur earn
ings
Fltird—The unioniintton. of 3S,Miiil to 50,000 supervisory work
ers, and
Fourth—A royally payment to
the UMW fo r em*h i«ti «>f co-iJ
inin«*<l to nhl n union welfare
l hcupitnluntiop fun*!. I^it y#a*
l^w
tltnmmlrd »
wit y hut pui*.^! the ilemiiu. v
in livo r of A wfttfc
'w ,
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.
On !|v«* i»uVi*'Oif* of; !.h^n\ ntpE;i11ftt im»is nut\ ilu}-* nil whether tho
ritiioh will luiki* n
iDtil strike
hilli'U \pr -I 4(i u«l«l !*» »t^
*Mhtfi
r i onvor-ovn
heat!iiolte<«,
PnUf f *ii‘ t W'lh the bltu*.
m*n«iu Mj»«rnt*ir- eipitti** ri|it thit
,]ntr Mfut flu* I ’ MW rhlpf nlirudy
hits nutifled the -tuiiti* owners of
'
hi" ,,'t i‘ri( to cancel the control!,
—
—
Quota For County
In Red ( 'mss Fund
Appeal Is SiUiOQ
The Unite! hi.t'e* U Iftoklme for !anl' *n independent
leadermhto' tn it* 14000 000 men ' which ha* the power
It
It 1
Y , »1,(H un Tl d
leadership to IU ti.0TO.WW dnen
*
reached A a special Program, their request would be
Iltu Vimiii.m Hfil I 1’
Fund
and. women returning to civil from '
^
, pnf,
„ nc, i___
h#l!you.
the Msyor. City
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military life and expects of them
,,11 » told , lh'
yeAtelilijy
aftcfltoolt considered.
appeal,, unttuuitrrd t* *lay Hint the
“ No
sovereign *i°n, Mr, Higgins and the good meeting
^oum l eitlienship, Spetsard L. ttl 11 ,,ow
quota fur SiMiiinnfr County •lurcity owned —
lots In' Approval was given for (haI
can guarantee It*^ citliens people of Sanford, that I would ?,,lfwb,3r 25
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■ ■u,,,! purchase of ,®it Serins A CHy
lug ’ lh i* mrtunt *ln\ t* htt« inTtl
fHolland, Florida's war time gov nation
prot«rtion from other
sovereign n» ‘ *• anything that would tnnr MegimlloHeight* m a y b e .1 ‘ /„r leftnttllng bond*. Thl* will tnakei
set nt lii.fRm. -pin tn the « n ernor and candidate for United nations and therefore
from ex- “ *• beauty or the growth of *>y Mr. Cowanto build hopie*
s total of $<50,1)00 bonds retireil *
I T- Sit \ ‘if I In* Amt1'r innn |
punlic*
dilate* senator, said last night in
Sanford. *
,
I veterans.
la*. 11' nt •hit in* th* 1lv*\ i *r
an address delivered here on the tinction.
" I am Coming Into Sanford to • The City hud reserved On. 25 in the past (10 days, according to
The
conference
has
named
a
.ftn. frt’ f 4 P
II.N. Hsypr, city clerk.
f»ir fit rH
ft
lawn of the Gadsden County
drafting committee to outline a be a part or me City, trying' ui •I” 1" to convey to thr veterans
CourL House.
Applicator) o f R o y A
iteditng
ell time* to be sn n*»el III the *Hh the restriction Hint a hohir
■hr an/ ini m il l fur
. Th « statement followed tho tentative manifesto for action by building of a bigger anil better should tie built un the site with lo operate n colilreii dune* hail
N T FRNBEIHJ, Mm 1
i Vi
rum in 1 • ;■
introduction by W . D . lb« whole group. On the drafting Senfprd.
Mr , t i ituirv a Med.
rcamQa
' in six month* Thl*# ruling w*» n ow under ro tis tru rlin n at 1515 I’ niil KoeVtirr. an tniituuie r i i. . i
A fr'llUt! t.l r /.Mil 1a* liuCI lllk',
•new and
Air Corps
Corps (Committee are Gai l Yen Doren.
i1i * V h 1: •Nun -i«11j l h
Lines,' attorney
and Air
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lh u l. htHi 1
"1 would appreciate you ml- amended »u that the lots would West. T h ir t e e n th S t r e e t was up- of lli io iao n tliw illig w ii . h i-- c „I
ha.
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veteran who declared T h e best 1^ 1^
and author. Dr. Hoit, pi»tbo City Uomml**i..ii tlmi he e«nv(eyed t„ Mr Cowan fnt proved. O.C. KowanO w a s g r a n t e d know! (hr f«rmei i n . hn lllvl.lll Irxl i f rv.f ' 4
httiiiiu
V
* •$
- tv
r.. .iMir.’*
newt I receiVAl fn Germany Was: *l(i*nt of Rollin*. and Emery , ,
r, i eallllK ,H,m „r then building purposes III enrh
lit
. it t|. » ,
f F»»n v 1 1
a permit to o|>rrnU' a taxi In since ! ' . ’•> and olii • . '. I in
* ij|I .-i*l $1 li>0 hits
that Hpessard Holland w#, going Rwee. New k«rk publisher end off
^
" p •*.!
...w cv . _ ,.aik
_ ... fi,r
.... .Unce w hc,e u veteian wrote a v ie w of rurtailment o f hux *er i state t ■ ■r I'ltissia, te«tilied t - l . ) .U i |*«
•*i' i’ **■' iyi • h H^ f*.*j ’
jor" -author.
ivr.| hv t ill * itN al i*ha|u
ilo run
ran for United 8Stated
Ute* e*
ienet----“*■ site, and I |letter to the City, aiAing such vice taro permit* w e r e approved ' befoit ' t i e interns I l"iiul in ilititi y i tlnwnnl A IIMil five in The eni !'*•■!! It’ClVV*
the radio static?
u{ (itHTinu
V/IIIkI i UTirl, 8(111 **f P ip h! MArt hul Wal ter." lie . «xpre»*e.i hi* confidence
a perrti Hint
w "W e must seek it
for .......
colored
driver* operating j tnhuinil
n ...
had
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would do this even if I had
a I n *'cp.
I I ix.1
1(world
world peace fdr the nation*,
nation", Hol
signed contract In my possession. 1
, It
wit* arrerii that Mr: Cowan f rnm Mhlway nn,| out of town sgntn*i the N«n fmit)
g>’ 12 t thur V'iu Hraii. hH'i’h, 8ii ill hu that Sc iniit, >1. < mint) will again
Caldwell Cancels Hireling
meet nr exceed (tic quota aeland told his audience which grav
I will never forget the k i n d n e s s ' wilt furnish the City with Isllers points. One of these was to John )em * ago
rnnfiidr rr*| \hr «.tiler jtmt ifii‘*l
•Igned t them.
ed chilly weather to- Rea* hi*
testified brfnti
TALLAHAHSEE, Mar. 12, </P)- shown me by your City Officials, I of agreement staling that he will Reddick negm- It was reported, Koeinei
the
Mvrnnv hi !•t* the trilmual
Mr ('rumley also urged those
address. "W e know now what In the state capital. Governor Mr. dUgidns and yourself.1^
|build on these lots within six (hut there nr* more than a dox*n t lrii>un.i! thnl the purge in
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K
iani
Von
I'mun
tin*
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who are working on the com.’
war la and we know whet it will Caldwell's cabinet probably will
Mayer Gut also ennounci ik th a t; month* nr they will revert hock moM applieation* op file from |wn* stopped after Uuering msilej
tight to r.uhmit .in inlerrugatory niiltee lo compiete their canmean In the fbture, ewift unde be more prompt in the fviturs. further stepe would be taken!to the City.
colored driver* to" .iperate taxis,
u protest lo Hitler thnl innheem to King Custuf o f Kwixlen. It rv'clared war With atomio bombs The Governor cancelled this mom- immediately to secure another
Twelve veterans appeared at
Approval was given for a roni- (wople were being killed. Knei- late* to the former German dip- >»** n* soon a'■ p;>**ililf unit re
planee that fly faster than »Mnd, ing'e cession of the weekly cabi more suitable site for the radio the meeting nnd signified to the ,ract wilf.
r*<leral Works ner declared that Gm’ ring fism d-! lomat's elaim 'that lie repeated!y port to (he chapter office the
umoiini of then oliivtion* "This
rocket bombs,
i war dsstructlvo net meeting when cabinet mem BUtion.
HH. -«
Commissioner* that they wishe.1 Agency to deliver to tho City He- c| the remcentrstion ram|is in ! sought the S'mdi»h mnnai
Ut* will enable us." he said, "to
beyond anything we have yet ber* didn't apDear on time. Gov ,
'
7, LT " -— !* ° ,mt d t orP,M *'.’d lh? 1 they np* -Wiled plans ami specification, for Germany—but only to "rc-eilu* Itnivetilion m the cause of Eur*»-1UM-erlntn the progre** of the
joen*
1mrowmd o f Mr. Cowon', program n iew<irag# treatment plant. The cate" enemies of tin* slnlt'. K w - 11’* * 1' peach
ernor Caldwell got there himself / DIRECTORS TO MEM, drive ami mid whatever efforts
T i » regu ar dinner meet rtg o f I fat| bhildlng.
.
FW A pays for W> percent of the ner asserted that Goering lumodj The tribunal ha* i
promptly at the appointed hour
lire.'l may l>e necessary to reach the
of 10 A.M. Six minute* taler be tha Saminoie County Chamber of| It was stated by Mr. Cowan eo, t of , ht pUn<i whlch * mounl the camp* over to Heinrich Him- -mean* lo compel any person cut*, quota."
^ r*pak] , thp city if or mier In 1014 on Hitler's orders, "side Germany to answer nil in
announced there would be no Commerv# will be held tonight a t ; ‘ bat h» had ordered a consider.........
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g a ft , .aid He nl*« testified that Goering terrogntory. . It’*
morning
m e e t i n g . ..............
Secretary H Q O'clock at lbs Mayfair Hoel.,sh|s amount of htdldlng malerlal. wh#n iUfh ,
M ievn i
in ,
FJ.ti AMONG JIAYEI^
Gray was the only member pre- M *y «ie r Edward Higgins of the that he had ample
flnanrl. May0r 0ul
’attempted 'to stop n Jewish pogr»i.n»«/.i n* rase r « « r
‘
trade
body
has
urged
all
directors
barking
nnd
that
the
homes.
•
Distinguished service certlfl- esnC
Tim
seven ounce
egg
that
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bum strictly under1
would
tn attend.
I K Husky Wight found in hit
-catea and pins for B0, BOO and
FHA
c h ic k e n
neon is
’ 1,000 hours of earvIcO will t>«
awarded at BOO o'clock this even
window
u»isv on display in
of William E. .\ader. jowater,
ing at the USO to oil vpluntesrs.
—
Chairman Herman Morris an
on I’ark Avenue.
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nounced that Lieut. Comdr, WhelA
r
m
v
A
i
r
Fnrrpfl
Members of the Sanford Nai\ r r n y A i r
I* o r c t u ^ j0naj panrl t^isn Association will
N A V A L BILL PASSED
lor, Brigadier Genoral J. C.
Clefaland,
isi't (ftpc- regulations remain In effect,"
WASHINGTON. Mar. I!. (/P)—
---------thair annua) marting in th* Cliy
Odi
anted from Brailey O d h a m , Democratic Mr. Odham
fVho has recently
asserted that the orhill
WASHINGTON, Mar. 12, (/Pi— .Hall bar* Thursday night 8:00 rial)— LaMonlo Graw, n^tnager Grgw said, a« he outlined the ap- The House has pasted a
anisetion should make every rf- In a move to meat tha require- 'o ’clock, H. D. Freeman, aecrtlary- of the Florida Vegetable Com- peql
ioiuy hi ltte l’acifir,
will give nominee for thr state legislature lanlxetii
which directly
resulted authoriring the Navy to
us*
from Group No. 2 of Hemlnele fart to obtain that* facilities to ment* of tha atomic age, General treasurer, announced today.
mlttee, will go Mo Washington from
action tahen a *few dav* about 100 warship* for the atom
County, was elected commander
A fter the
the current critical housing Carl Rpaati today atraamllned, A t tht* mealing director* fur next week to prtsont'an appei! ago in a resolution of the FVC. bomb teats in the mid-Pacific thl*
of Poet No. 3282 of tha Vatanbs shortage here.
->k.
tha Army A ir Perce* into three the ensuing year will be elected to the Office Of Priooi Adm fni»-,"The reconversion problem of the Hpring. ^ Tha legislalion wsj ayi
of Foreign Want during a meet
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The nrogm s of th* Sanford major combat commands. A t t h a ^ d financial and other raporia tration for the removal o f pries]vegetable
grower differs
from proved by * roll call vote of 31$
ing o f the organisation held last -Baaabtu Association was outlined same time, tha chief of tha na- on tha 1MB period will be made regulations from perishable veg-'ihnt of tlie manufacturer," h* lo 25 and now gur* to th* S*n*t«,
Pubil
Itn^tW m l ^ihls final program to- night at the American Legion by Mr. Odham and Comdr. Boyle tlon'e air. arm declared that th e'by the President. J. J. Bolly, and etables, Graw will arrive in tha continued.
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in that the farmer
Hut located on*- the Lakefront. reported that the organisation atom bomb makes It almost rer- Mr. Freeman. "A ll citrus grow- nation's capital on Monday and has increased his production to
HOMELESS DOGS
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Other officers elected were Cyril had requested the post be fur tain that any future war will be- era, farmers, and other*, Inloraat- will Join representatives of tho meet the wartime nerds of th#
Eight homeless dogs, including
Butner as senior vice command nished 10 rifles for the use o f a gin with air action.
MABONR MEET TONIGHT
ad in cooperative agricultural industry from Texas and Call- nation. Now. he must adjust
er, Clifford Reel as Junior vice firing Iquad to be organised with
, downward to tho decreased de- tno bird dogs, arc quartered at
Tha three malor command* are: .credit are cordially Invited to fornia in praaantlng tha plea.
ter Me. IS o f the commander, James O. H o ff aa in tha near fut«re- A treasury the Strategic A ir Command, com- attend this meeting",
Mr. fYeerotating” , Mr,
Contending there It sufficient j mend. This means that the wide the City Pound awaiting th*
person#
to
^
'hold quart*rmaeter, A. B. Peterson as report wo* presented by Quart- posed o f long rang* striking for man said.
Maaens will
evidence of ampta supply In all! spread betwren prices paid the •nming of some
regular meeting tonight at post advocate, W. B. Miller aa erm tiler Huff.
ces; tha A ir Defense Command,
The* association'* office is lo varieties Important to' Florida ! producer anil cost to the contu- adopt them, according to 11. N.
100 o'clock at whkh time the poet surgeon, John U Rauls as
Ir. floyl* ravtaled that he responsible for aerial protection cated fn tha Maiach Building arid iuid nation-wide production ex-hnar must be reduced, along with Ssyer, city clerk.
post chaplain and E. A. Monforwill be a*
ltten to Senators Claud* o f tha continental United Stales; handles Federal Land Rank l
Arch
capt for paaa, these representa-' elimination of delay* in niarkattort, H. BL Ptope and W .F . Thorne
_.]** 0. Andrew* and tha Tactical A ir Command, in Bamtnol*,Voluaia, and B
tivas will ask 01'A to follow Hi* >|ng.
K IK TLB Y IS DISCHARGED
were elected trustees.
itativa Joe Hendrick*. to cooperate with surface force*. Counties.
WVffTinjfnt directive, made l l l l f ■ ” C b n » u nu* r i untiueilionably
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Comdr. Lloyd T. Boyle appoint- Mating tha views o f the local
post on legislation - to provide
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
1 U M ARRIVE TO D AY
J‘ he vegolablrs for which they bc* n m,chargod from the United
enlisted personnel of th# armed
Tha Seminole County Board of
NEW YORK, Mar. J2, —GP) ply,
.7- >
Lasher to Investigate thepoeslhit- forces with accmed pay Identical Public Instruction
will
meet Eleven transports, carrying 13,Orderly reconversion o f the*nr* paying high prices, often net Flutes Navy, eccorJlling to ig>
Ity of,-obtaining, the tralien now to that afforded o ff (cere upon Thursday
morning
at
10;00
i panonnal. were *ch»- fresh vegetable Industry to a ith e farmer lets then the cost,
formation received today from
an+v# today at New peacetime ba«lt Is next to fm-' "Under OPA regulations, maxi- the Naval Ferso-nri Separation
separation fnyn the a e f r U a , o'clock ‘ at' i N o ff ire o f County
fiupt.
T,
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7)
lau Francisco.
I possible as long as food pricing
a* rear
*'
(C a tisa te o> i'»a * Feast
Center in Jacks onrlHo.
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International Tribunal Grants Defendant
Franz Von Papen Authority To Submit
Interrogatory To Swedish Monarch
USO Program
Slated For Tonight
rvwvh'-wn end
ey Odham Elected Commander Of Local Veterans Of Foreigfi Wars
a*
j-
Spaatz Streamlines
Natlomi^Farm tomj Graw To Present F V C Appeal To '
Association To Meet,
i
O P A To Remove iVico v'mitri.ls
OiUndo**AI
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T u fr s A N F o K o .ir k n A lp , s A N r t i i m
The Sanford Herald
R llik t lilt l
Oatl*
to INK
n t^ fl
pad »■»<■» «<
Hartford’s Zoo
tu esd
UP SERVICE TO DEM OCRACY
a*(*rd *r
In t|if lie La nd Sun Ni-ws
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last week
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I’d ....
nn cili
I tor ini u hit h would In* read With favor by ull o f our younger
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‘ people and which should be read by nil o f their elders.
T . . ™ " . a*' m il” >Vp^« l( htnl to do with Sanford's,Municipal Zoo and with the
frhV;ljiitiiWttahp'?|ilJ^j[fn^'1tt fmw thaf the war is over ami
|the d ifiit inties of curing for its animats no longer tt major
‘problem.
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. ."Our neighboring city 0T Sanford has* imifenfrrUtim"
ntent feature which we feel does pot get the publicity which
•t’aacMipriasr i i i t i :*
it richly deserves.'' this editorial-states. ‘ We a fe referring
c ir t k t r In A * i » n
I r IW r ri*r , w e e k
to
the Municipal Zoo. with Its Monkey Island and numerous
1*1
Month
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lilM
M o n th * ------------H a f i r i , K lir U a
I I I Mi i i m I U A . * * * *
H o w u a u e
YOU, MY U T tlt
I h ' M o n th s
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A y , M A ia :t i i 2 . .19 ir>
governmental m.t tq Irirreiue the I ease, About (JOT* of ull volcrnis
supply of malarial* you will got in governmental hospitals are
uuc of tin1 lav* results: cither tno suffering from nii'iital diseases.
houses- built will be- *• aeswwis* Each World War I veteran who
in pi ire time, the ordinary family ha* been hospitalized because of
ennnat afford to buy or (note will abuw -marital disorder- has siffar
JUU not be enough material* to cWf the government nn average
produce the number needed. Wo
have voted subsidies during the of t JO,000, If we could train
war fat othff puxluction» pro enough doctors and provide .tlp’m
gram*” I -do not sea why we with' enough facilities to treat
can’t vote »ub*ldles which will these'unfortunate patient* at an
set material* fluwinir attain «o
that this badly .needed housing early *t»K(’. If.-would ..not only
program can Ret under wpy Imme- save vast lumt for the govern;
ntent, but would avoid trajtedy
(Jlflluly.
k - *
W i have. ju»t. completed hcar- in'many a Ilf* and many a homy.
Inga on my bill for training .loo' Mental' distant* - today are more
tors whbean deal effectively with nhmereui* tharrpizy' ether -iiH sajamental disorder*. ..anil _ diseases
rttid for" pr/vjJiug the feci! idea MB have intlurjlf^ heart ■*tnIlure*
wslh .which M iJf may treat *uch and nOuers.
unfortunate patient*. We have
only about 3,000 doctor* in the
A f t - n h lln n r r
n n llooo
f fc s n h s . r m i n t l o h o o n .
l a t t M f l M t n t a f o r )h *
whole country who knoUr Tuw to
treat mental disease*. Among
our .veterans nlone from 40 to Vi
percent of nil them receive penskm* for gome kind of mental di»*
llw*id I'
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v n ld lr *
k n k O r n llu n *1
In
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TUKSDAV,' MARCH
i» .
1946
PUT fiflMf. UF US KliELT
» -whole panHH!!.it u i‘ petty kIH’1'
0,at vte .worship. Humt- (if these
grds Xtf hiucously ugly, llauish
these fnUe Rod* »miu otH-y the
eUrnkl one: There i» ‘ i«>
b*«idc me, u ju*l God amt a
Saviour, thcie l» nunc ■ Iwsultm*
*
— lujilli
16.31
Have . you contributed 0.’
rand peopk1 to visit the Zoo during n single afternoon. Dur
ing the w(\r this attendance drapjs'd considerably dm; to the
dlf-firutties of-TrarH andrtVr- scarcity of time for such
entertainment. More recently, however, we have noticed a
Considerable increase in the size or the crc&ds at the Zoo,
and wp have nt» doubt that in nnpther yelr^pr two it will
ugkin he attracting visitors frdlft all u v ^ jK e state.
This 'might be u good time to coiis^ W m enlarging tin;
zoo and ruining to the fine collection o f animals which wt
already have. What wt* believe would he all extremely popu
lar feature would he a lion Islantl, somewhat after die
manner'nr the'Monkey Island we already.have, only larger.
It adrirt-tmtUuuaHy to the enjoymentTif xViitclfinglirty mlmals
to see them uncaged, as those who have been to the Lion
Farm near Fort Lnutiertlale or tire Bronx Zoo in New Yoik
will readily testify. There is a large vacant tract immediately
West o f tin* present zoo jyhere such an Island might
constructed*
There is nothing which has proved more |H>pnlar with
children of Sanford than the hiiimuls at the zoo, and
re is nothing which has better served to attract visitors
FLORIDA STATg
»
. TIII.’
ATUK«
T1IEATUES
O P E N S 12:45 l*.M, D A I L Y
TODAY and WED
tVtRI
SCI N|
GRtFPff
nmtd
suyctsfi
tidi
When Skyridor’i skilled
crafliman set out to creol*.
each poir of Skyricfors lh*>
hav* your boy In mind .. l
A rod! Amvricdn lad v<ho
ntedt o really rough pah
of, ihoci, yot wanli a poir
of. thoti with clou. Bring
your boy In today for hit
Skyri+m. *
VrStfRT.
American lt«?l < io *»7
iteport* S*y l’autey -Likely
Withdraw — hi-.idinc.
mutith too late.
About
Appendicitis
The death rale- from appendicitis in this country
Announcement of clma-Up, ihc dropped iBmhst ^11 per cent in the short space o f three
iwspsper of Photography: "It r» yruirs, befwuen 10-10’and 10til. It was re|wrtctl recently by |
-*‘,c Mctro|K>litim L ife Insurance Company The decline Was
iluPn Tribune. And the Ilii.K from 0.0 to c.l .per 100,000, mid there are indications that
tire mortality has dropped stili further ijipthepnat twn"yr*ant
Rhode fsluitd and Maint-, acconlingVo the Melropolilaii,
The a 11’A 111* announced .no- ■Jed In the (gs’ iini*, etlch of these staffs Registering a. 02
other pric* iittrcase. Hoi lime in per cent drop in the three year period, Even Nevada, at
clothing, but ^pitb nil the tuiio - ls t e n e y . oT most politicians, tin* bottom of the list, showed nn improvement o f 10 jter
gbvetnmeru official* uuost it W'JI cent A ll’ the other States in tile Mountain and Pacific
not iiwrense the ro»l v l living
*regions, howevgr, registered a larger relative decline than
did the country as a whole. The least gains were made in
the Southern States, but even th\*re no State recorded a
reduction of less than 27 per cent between 1040 and 19411.
."The recent dccljncs In appendicitis undoubtedly have
beck duo in large measure to the use o f chemotherapy In
cases complicated by jieritoiiitls," the MetPojKjlltan isiint*.
oiil. "But nnrt (if the credit belongs to the nalionul ediieuitlohal ctnvpgign \fhich offistlveJy wnrnotl the public ugalnHt
idday in seeking, medical advice and against the use of
Inxntlvcs in the-’ presence of alxlominul pain. There
are still many, lives needlessly lost each year from append!citls. The campaign against the discose must continue
until the loll is reduced .to negligible, numbers."
tire United Elates Is to ]*y down
politic* which are o f imlvtrr*itl
application, l-riv down pnnclplcs
vclilfh. should be <^i«e»wed by nil
countries.
cnuutrlc*. then 5e should sdhern
n> lham uuraalv** kiut-kapocl ail
iduntilca to do likewisu. It's u
thncklni; thing te hear nil the talk
about war among the United Na
tions vvbo havg just emerged vietnriou* fioni tills moat terrible r f
ilie Syria, in Iran and Iran, not to I all w»r». What we o*eii to do Is
y (peak of the tlrltish troop* which get the world thinking about
arc presently fighting In’* India peace. nSd thut ran only come
‘ l’ and
the Netherlarul East Iii - from all the people* of the world
insisting that there la- a new spir
•I" ‘ '.itlv*.
itual attitude on the tia/t of all
wi'li
"hen they tell you about other nation* and all peoples.
, 1 , ns; Ion* whose troops are occupyThu failure f the House of Ito1 L Ing foreign aoll, they do,not tell pTenenUtlves
Jo -*[rjl ruv* the
"* you about the number o f peoplo
.n" :’ killed, ‘ and maimed by Hritish llouslng program iecenniirnd--<l
Ipiusiijg , AdiB)ni*Jr*$yr \yilsou.
i \■'* troop*. Nearly every, day in-lit* by
r‘ countries the Urltiah occupy, peo. lrvatt, I* going to mean that m
pic arc shot down trying to gel suiistantiiil number of nt*«v house*
■ tlrltish troops out of their coun- for veteran* or for the civilian
try. They don’t tell you about population arc going to be built
' the countries the French occupy in the near futur# Unless you
tilt.* and -other ci(ulpmcnt usn.l
dt Lamp lllsiiiliitg. during 11»«;
war la to lie offered to giivcmmeat tax-auppmUd iigencics irml
Id veterans in tho . near fbture.
tnspe.llun uii,| .sal.’* dnlr* for
gpvcrnmertt ugenrie* will I*. Star.
Ik-lit, and for veteran* Mar. i!lCl. There's a good rhum^e for
4>argnlns,
L...1U I ., i n r r .
-ni______ . a. 11■ » ... ....
...
the proah, wiifi-built
ijt 1665.-There
no tporo'Htnrwberry feJtUVttlg, plays or aocihlti for gome time. ‘‘A family
may bo justified in saying therji is’ no spare room for a
veteran'in the home, hut not u church," says the pa*tor.
No rent will he churRod. This sounds -generous, but
tht picture.which show* thut
pridian, nn Hie whole ptdit im«- may be it mi-duko. Home private individuals Jtnve tnken
ftimdies In with e(ruatfrlnRnUrtim!tyrTho vet wuhts
Ihtfd iif thrir total Income In It)vetermis’
IN
In the fed: tat government.' This to pay his way. The situation is more self-rest>ectiiiK nil
Mtm, which h»*t year rtuuhed tho
(astounding tutal of |.'W2.Htl.7:!l. the way nroiind when he is allowed to do ho. But tho general
dbCs nut include of course tax files of turithjf unused or little-used bulldiniis into homes Is
payment* mn.le to city, county it soniid one. The period i* one of emergency. In two or
amt state government*.
If *e three years there shuuhl be enough homos built us such, and
tlyrtiitt KMtailil IjiP* bll)<K*(,
*ks«n aba**. nnbln*i tawfar?
end l**a wtar. Is* lrs*n fit »pp*n or*'{d*al for *cbe*l as* pl*r
. ,. ft* P a t lawcord lot** levgh
■i lli* the* cebblsr, Aik far
l*rt. ZIIJ. ‘‘ MmtUcal
Way”
Qyeuica^llounib
't
CORRECT M E N S
NEWS
•u which » * , de mol I*bed by E’rcn h
, troop*, or that the Eyrlan Presiuu-'-dent -and MS Ttflntliy -Vetl*bUd Ti/
I the French for « days, bacause
W EAR
: ! l l = | l l = : i l l = l l l = i l l = l 11=11 l = l l 1=111=11
Vou have lo take with a |
of salt what some of th? c
of Russia are saying, Curr
Siitator Vamtenliero, for i sri
_______...
came hr-’ frem London arnl m » d e . " i '”nm not approving what
( .pi-e.li In the Senate In which Russian* have done. They w
V
' ,1'’ dUMtion, "what I* however, be levs disposed U
-4tts-.il. up in?
Merely h aring many of the thing* If other
him -p. il. you would not rvmem- lion* rrfrnlned doing Ihem.
■l'' M,« l E’ mi'cr l itmlcnlwig ■;,* , t iitly and in the pant. If
on- of the Senator* who vot.-d tad for one nation to occupy
to make ft Illegal for ltu..ia to territory of another, it’* bail
gel I am.I Lease in IJII. And all nations to do II. If |fa
that wu. bsfor# Russia did any for one nation to play »
uf tb- things ho and The other rollllc*, I f * bad for all natiof
reitics are now attacking her for. do It. What we buffer betRuss a ha* dune nmrty thing* .of them and Ruaala. In other wi
tshlcli I du not approve, but ao have Ua poll chestnut* oul
have other countries.- When- I their flraa. I am eonelnred
LARGE STAFF OF
H
had been able to keep that for
ImpTOVanunt* In k t u r i d u , * c
Wouldn’t need any help from the
fedatai governmsgg
t
r,V Not mahy people In thl* country
would he disposed, to fight tho
ftumlghi t o ' make'them get oul
or Iran, or Manchuria, any more
in they were dlspoa.tl to fight
lllan* to keep them out of
hlupin, or (|emmns to kevp
(m blit o f Dahnig; but if the
40 i» to mean anything at all,
moat prevent Just such thing*
If. L. Perliins .
ub No! 2
PA I 1AMOUNT
*l4b their iioop*. They don’t
,, tfll you *bou( the Parliament
,2 Jb'Une In SvrU which I »nn-,
Church Home
Antit ipating I’ resitleht Tnimini's cam|«iign that is to
Htiift the Inter |iart rtf March,1ill which the natiun's churches
ire uHkcd
will.be
ankid to help find homcm
ItomcH for veleratia,
veteratm, n
a church in
Eh9 1chualcr, near Mt Vernon, N.Y., Ih rcmodL’llin g its
paii(di hall into an amirtnu’iit for it veteran nnd Iris brirle.
Tlie veteran, who Inndt’d in France on I)-Duy, fmighl in the
R-MIc o f the Ihilifc mid in flermniiy, had tried for two
inufitliM to find loom*. Tilt* imatoh Rev \VM!. Welple. trit-tl*
too, then peiHimdml hi* vestry to appropriate {160 for alter
utimi.H, dunned ow iiills mid went to \vbck with paint hrunh
nnd. hummer ItelpiiiK the yoiinjf couple.
nie chhrch, St. Paul’*, niuionnL rhrine to freedom of
^IUtt
COMPLETELY
. EQUIPPED
SHOP
For Trousers and Skirts
All Metal
Rust-Proof
Nickel Pluted
prevent
Folding
Hanger
★
SAVES CLOSET SPACE
* PREVENTS FOLDS or WRINKLES
A GARMENTS SLIDE IN Oft OUT
lls
r
now folding hanger holds trousers or skirts
securely without fold* or wrinkles. Trousers
by th® cuff* and skirt* by the waist.
iern Deim**
teaming up with
>ome time though
fomrtvtely »*tw*
nee they did art
wltlvlh* Wld.n-
r
GUARANTEED W O R K
Cleaning:
Wheel Balancing
Brake Lining
Motor Tune-ttp
Painting
'KRY •closet should- bo equipped with one or
ttore. Now displayed ind demonstrated In our
OblKMOilUK
x * t v ik fr r . n
Vfi"J
Ib U m B
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r*^
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.-
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 194G
Social
lllE .flA N F O U P I1ERALU, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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And
Activities
I ’ A t it i
Helen Hutchison iy
Supper Is Enjoyed
At Country Club
SImlics Atom I*01111> '■
Mrs. II. W. Willie'
Kulerlains C ite le
l
The .'trrnili.de
(mini i y ( ’lull
d.s
llr li'H J till i lli iM«.
la. 14B 5Tw* the scene of a »iu'cr»*ful tC* »i| ^ |tf ijy. t »4'ii«' t it I tiliil
buffet supper .Sunday evening J. C Hutehi'in uf l ml kui Vl*»im
lV
^
a
1
nf Iius 11 ti^TTi
between the hour* of 7 ;ia> sjtid;* Vdluur.
8:30 o'clock with members of the j M ..test,
**f
Hub it,,
dull iin<| gursta enjoying thr in -js c iti'd by the fai-ult, to -' «i.t>
formal occasion. ’ Attinetivr a r - j'ii atomic bomb a- an
rnngvmi-nl* of rolendiiln* were - no 1..1I pr hi, hi ,utd * t.. i iile
T l'K S D A Y
The marriage of Mis* Fanny
Mr. ami Mr*. Harry.Hr-an bad pmred on the long xrrvlng (aide a t uvt. .it lu-i finding* lb,- 1
a* their weekend guest*.'' Ir. anti whirl) contained turkey, baked ■tu-'f'it^ ijn ilr o lividunl p*i»»’t*.
tumpiled llirlr
cell, nvr
ham, roast beef, point,1 salad, Iht
Mr*' Jnrk Mason of Minid.
tittusironi. nnd .cheese,- -stuffed idea, inti one-(m pf^w hjjb ->ijl
. .Mfau Elizabeth XYhtiling on -and rrliiry, rvlUhos, -*•»*hburry -tnuru^ .fctu inwiiutiod * -t*’ -:'Vhei-rrmii’—ni**
tmuttrlr* who me milt .if ft. >1fiii■*
Judge-Vincent Peel o f ‘ SI Ibourne hot roll*, and coffee
Lighted yellow n.liilli- glowed for a week’s rpnfrtem, n..ni iii
-met nl the, JnA
^ q,‘ £ f ‘*err Ihe recent visitor* of Mr.
on ihe inaivitlunl Inline* u rim d . ini: (ln> iviilm ! o f thV bomb
^ f e ^ u « w . r i.iit ie . :»t
\a’ tick’* Church in Iloineplace. 1-u, and Mr*. C. C. Whittington.
which the* gaejtV iW'-heie.i In (||. '
C’t rnnfl’ l'Olte.* 11*1
o »
V w U JV M J
it via* announced today by the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman j ay the dcilemus I**-, which wii* cu u. ni
t. ,, ,0111101
..1 n».
bridegroom's abler. Sir*. Kail nnd
WEDNESDAY
nml son,
*011,Steve,
by -yu*
-Mr* r.«l
F.d \
Vhitnt-r. ■aionn,
atoinn- |.oi
bomb lui* drown -mu
Steve, of
of Orladdo
Orlando but
but |Iprepared
prepares! try
vviillmr.
Dassey, of thi* city.
“
men uX: ITT" F. 17
e*se*-i;f—twt^earrtmir
l'n‘r Friendship League of the ■*Th* bride who4 was given in furmady of Sanford were- the j Thi» * » • f * d u * l - m A a 1• 1
1 'ml or.m
l‘ ngrfgBt’iohai t hurvli will inert marriage by her father wyre n weekend guesU of Mr. end Mr*. |supper* which will b held rnro A 1 • i;
•
t
thi paisonage, 811 Palmetto blue wool gabardine suit with U. 1.. Powell at their home 2478 *•Wednesday and Sunday night j Ch.,tie-, d JBalir: CIQ
it * » i nnnoumed J.v Manager J .iu , ('n ie y : the Hev ! ' \
Xvjnue, at it:0(l P. M. l>r. May matching accetiorlra She carried n Palmatlu Avenur. in 1
■Ksl Whittier.
o f rite Ctilhn'i A *n.in
\k hartoit wjll.be thespeakcr.
white, prayer book lopped with nu
Mr. and Mrs.A. (o - Catbjm j Among iho»t> present
w eterjti
m
Inlet 1t.1t1.omlP'.jiv**t orchid. Mr;. J.A. Ytiiiul, e ister of uf Spencjrport, N. Y., were tbc! ^ r- ami Mr*. Hoy !l<!!rr, t)r. J, r 1; (ien , 1 - t l llusl'ttb: S >
• ‘
‘ T H U R S D A Y "...
t
trt*
bride,
«
u
'her
only
attendant.
truest* recently o f Mr. and Mr*, jand Mrs. W. V, liiltmg
mni
t .lustier William
ih
Garden Ctfib call .meeting w
Mr. arid Mr*.(family.
Mr. and Mr*. «
}
.
.in*, pi -ident ..f 1mined
fvcduiri! fur 10:00 A, JJ. in the M.K. Iiannevn| served n* Mr. Tel- J. hi MUnger.
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tin*
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1
Inmiti'
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br*t
man.
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Chnrle* Hill also of Sp4nrerpurt j bpcncer,
tTmmtsrdnners' runin at the City
vt^ij^Tiuti^. Mr. !t. I, It
\
tbivUilii
Immediately following the ccre-;hn\c been spending th{
Hall, Plane will lie discussed for
Ml*. It-dbind Dean. Hub,, in, • -.dl Mill,eg Alu n , ’ •» ,
tut>‘ propo-gd Garden Club Build niNsy n »ma!l reception « « » hel l „ t,,nth* with the Mung*
Dean, Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Dealt, t\, fu i.u l.ldtiduj, pli.-d.itl
I
rcn HIS OUTMANDINC PfBTORMANCt in ti e
.11, n utflm, T ■ ! < •
tng, All member*’ nr' unfed to at tlio'hoine of the bride'* *i*ter
'T^John Mr. mid Mrs. James Itbtge,-Mr, S ', -id tnl ,t l i i * ; .. ‘
and brother-ln-luw, -Mr. ami Mrs.
tVcyk f- 'd ^ T " v Kill ’ d fabove}
;
i:
.
nlii-ml.
Friend* of Mr. nnd_
and
Mr*.
Hugh
Whelchel,
Mr,
rFi.'iW
.Jut,in;
u;.
I ) In : -lUTcrgmai*, I
yeat’fl vvinntr :
• ’ i bc_t t:,
Seaiinolo Helwcrit ■I.mitre No. 4.1 M.E. Honneval, at fo r t Sulphur, L. llughesimtiweenrtfrcllA'I, will
nml
Mr*.
Harry
Took.-,
Mr.
ayd.l
(*J»
.i
Iry
,|.n
I’ollclii'
>•
b
to. H o Jt.iilvmy of .Mjlit ii Pieturo At;-, .uul h i h w -j, tlw tr* j h> ...
s'ill-m eet .In the (bid Fallow* l.u. The couple left for. a wedding b*'-ju *eti",| lo know .thlt they
ltciire*eiilatj've jnnyLVinuht*
trip to Mahdeville, La and then have.moved to 33(1 Rocky Shore Mrs, Tom Bolt and Mi . unit -Mr*. inu,|
pic, i lAyd to Millaml in Hultywood, Cubl. (iutcrnalinnal .Aourdpholu) *
JfaR at 'gjttf p. m.
i i»f
m
-.W Califttrilin;
, i l ; r..».,■|... . llaftlil
Uwl.lit l-*uiU
i
I
(ieortcr
Thurston,
t
!.,
The Home Demonstration CUib motored to New Orleans to attend Drive, Iowa City; Iowa. Mr. and
Alto -Mr. nnd Mr*. AI Lynn.' M«'m: ( ord Miyn . -Ii .: S . .nm'
Mr*. Hughes are- attending the
• *•> II .meet at :i:0U p. m.. n iho the Harili Ora*.
1 i
.
Ymme of Mi*.
Andes nii
M r*.
Telford
attended
the Cnlverfity o f |o4%> Mrs. Hughe* Dr. and Mrs. Harry XYraaluff, *,t bi 'd, m-tit’c i: lb
Mr. nnd Mr*. Phil ftia slcff. Mr. h***"**1r . Il< v* ' ; lb P'» •■(> 'u*school* In Port Sulnbur and » « * l«* the former Ann Stine.
t.ehman Ihuuiamj Mr*. W. W. High. Mr. and" '* u?’ Seiiat«i Wm o , , \! "
F'
i
gritduatmi from Loutainna Normal
A
*'
F ltlO A Y f
State College In Natchitoches. La.
Friend*,, of Heorgc W. L. Smith Mr*. Wallace Bell, Mr. nnd Mr-<. O i'V !': I*'- II. lb Smith.- V. <s
it ,if the Ksl t it*
M
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\
F
Iti
uii
no
enteMruntil
_ i i .;ii >
MC. Tolfurd graduate.! ffpm, Sein- Jwill regret to learn that he is Boy William*, Mr. and Mr*. Bob j A* ml Swmu: Scmitm
mi -1
ve -i-d it *!'■
||Vt,..li.!i . ''ni ii miiunu .it bei Imuli. '.‘ t i l
inole High School and later en-iconfined to the Osteopathic Hog- Axt, Mr,"nml Mr*. B Stafford, "I).
- ... i t?i* Avrmir* with
..I Mr
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lAri,
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L o u isia n a (K rl
Social
P e r s>on ( l s
iMnrjrarrl llrtiusim
.Mrs. I*.r. Whitrhani
Kntcrt.iiiis ( i n ! t
Ci'lehralDs Ilirlhday
attend..
the afternoon were: Dr. Fincher
.McDaniel,- Dr. WsyiW II. Rucker,
MONDAY
llr; A. W. Kpp*. Jr.. Dr. A. W.
a
Epps, Sr., G. W. Fleming, lint
' * The • rcgului liusincs* and inipirntionsl meeting of the Pres
Spencer. Doris Hull, T. W. .tones,
I), L. Harper, II. C. Iletncl.
byterian WomAn* Au*iltary will
Juhnny Fourier, Jr., \V. (), l.iv'is held at Kdk) p. m. New ufDr. May Crevath Wharton of]
I'iicr* for die connnx year will Pleasant Hill, Tenn. t i l l speak] t.ircle No. > of the
First ingstoiv ami Mr. and Mr*, ( buries
nr installed. A * c l a l hour will at the Congregational Friendship ( Baplut ChUrrh met on Monday Clyde I Cut.
Mis* “Martha
P*s held.
Ijcague Wednesday at .T:0<l P, M. “or the hump of* **■
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in the par*ota«gc, 811 Palmetto Fun uith Mr*. Forrest tlatchcl
Avenue. Mrs. J, II. Boot said that a* co-hostesa and Mr*. J. * M.
J)r. Wharton has been a Icailvr Slinci'iphere chair man, presiding
in the fight against disease and ‘ «v e e th e buslnFs* session?
accidents in Cumberland County
Mi*. Brniley iklbmn was in
for 26 year*. She ha* traveled (charge of Ihe devotional in which
_____ I through Irnillcss stretches
on i several
member*
participated
Dr. Wliarton Will
Miss Marthu Fox
Speak Wednesilny j j[ostcss fo circle
Parific for the War Department
and the Times, bn* Ini’ll n*»lgnM l.> that paper t., covei tin
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GREAT THINGS ARF, HAPPENING
with
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led in th e 'a ft e r -
report was given
Under her .guidance "Uplands” ! by Mr*. W B. Brinson on a
liieir home in San . Francisco.
-( .tlif. She t* the tnrmcr It A lt-1developed a fully equipped hospi-; supper the
circle assisted with
KiF.T ilAZAHD.. gntnildaughter i ta| 'V d t with rumtasrlnml General for the young girls of the churcn.
of the late 1. L." D l MAS, Mayor |nnd v W ‘ Dyke for tubercular pa-* Plan* were made for placing
B IIIT II. A N N O l N C F M E N T
of Sanford and Supt. of the A ., tients, Mrs. Boot said. There a re. flowers in Ihe rhurch for the
Mr. and Mr.*.- F it Scott an
•*. L for many year* . . . The many auxiliary buildings and a remainder of this month.
notlllre the liirlb of u dnpghter, j
‘ {.widest Story of. the week l* nil •modWm equipped,. _«rrll stocked, Mrs, -Fyirrr*) (Satchel gave a Mary llrightmnn. an Mar 0 ' at j
incident ihlit occumii on the farm included ip tho reservation. Vl,ry interesting nnd Informative s 'i" ' M, , , ,
•iner)’, !
x l e m l n o i e Country (Tub go lf! Dr. Wharton was uniotig Ihe, putk on Baptist doctrine, which t y^Ja
**ilrsc SiH'irilay a f t e r n o o n . * first In the nation to eoncelve tb*‘ , s m followed by questtotia mid,
idea1* dlscusrion by (he group, Mr*.
JIMMY RlDitF. bit ir tgobd ball !J'
“ 'of‘ county
....... " “wide
“ “ coordination
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in the 'filth
bole and. At lacked o f all health agencies, Mr*. lfo o t;j. C, Hall, u newcomer to SanipprukimaUly one inch of being added, and her plan embrace* j ford, w«* welrnmed ns u new
i bole In olio! . ■ ■ The news of I three medically under-privileged j member to the cirele.
|be engagemeut of DOItlS H A L L jcounUea.--Plans are perfected and j Refreshments were served by,
i,ml JIM SPENOKIt is tstlling lu,mnney ha* been rollacted from, I)lr hnstesses to the followingl
II their fn mi*. . LOIS G RAS-1slat*, counties ami individual* for
W. ‘ A. Cagle, Mis M A.
• HOFF’S three piece tiny hSnck a large Geneinl llosptlal in Cro** Calloway. Mri^gJ. C, Hall, Mrs.
Mis. iloslou
.old. white checked wool suit’ whs ville. Term, leaving “ Upland*" for Basil L; Maotr,
Steele, ilrs. J. II. Truluck, Mrs.
i pleasant starter nt the club tubercular patient*
Mrs.
Root
said
that
Dr.
Whnr|j.
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Rucker,
Mr*,
flenrivtta !
dviiduy eiinitig
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Mr*. ------Ilrnlicy
Odhnm, I
iOffutt ciurtteusc sport number in ton baa art interrsting
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nflermrtin . . MRS. ROBY tell o f fasvtailir Irek* up to the jur», j. J), ( ’,irtl(-|i. Mrs. J. A.
. \|NG looked good la blue I'ubar-- t"o f o f the Cipnlierlnml moun-, Cook, Mrs, W. II.'Ilrinson. Mr*.
b lue
Mu1 Din i ,ai ,
G u h Ii i , r bit* i.n " 1 i
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fillip s vki'ir playiMl wish %A * <i «*■
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id MBS. H IA N K riS fur as horse* and aupmmbile* j Basil C. Moon
j noon prayer, 1
(NI have left Gainesville for could travel, then on fool.
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• Tat TROPICAL SOU THAT "IBCATBCS' FRCSB AID •
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acelhenrf roses . . MRS. W AL- of a ministry, nnd the present Mr*. J. C. Cnlh an. Mr*. J. Bay I
LACK BK.l/L pi grevn . .. Satur- growth of united cooperation in BrtU. Mm. Martin {itiioeipbei, 1
Airs. E. S. Hockey. Hlis* Alb
•lay evening MR. and MBS. XVAl.-.hcr eountry.
L.
Trnffonl.
Miss Marie Stewart.
1 hit SNf.AH were attractive in
----------------— ---- ----Fot and .Mr* Gatebi'l.
io ,t ciuthe* . m b s . SNEAD.
tirineily 1.1’C ILLL BOL/. chose
IT . ■ I f f „ ,1 .
„ while *u|l . . . U ILLIK TOO KKj
TO
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I a C i lU l l 1 10(1 I
MATHER’S
Junior Hic’li (iroundHi*11"’'
vo^iT n lime g r e e n word su it Sun - 1
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,
play rvcnfng whiiii was very nt-t Mm. C-I*- Powell, chairman of
A r s e t i v c and*,MRS. (il.L N N the*Magnolia Circle of tho San*
S IN G L E was nmurt In navy blue f or<j Garden Club anouuced today
. . , KITTY AXT wore navy hlue that the number one project of
id*o trimmed with red around ber circle la the beautification
the aquara neckline and new uf ||IP grounds of Sanford Junior
iilfovc* . . . .with red kid pump* m,.). sehool. Meinlier* of the
, . . MABY IIOLLKR wore ■ ( o r ],- arc requesteil to contribute
white wool jacket wrRh black *birt an.. type of plant or flower that
. . . G. XX". SI’ L N L L K won a golf wjf| n],| |n rhl* prniect.
tournament in Orlando in the
parent* of the student* attendafternoon niul*hrougbt Jii§ family
thi* school or any cititoit* of
and guests from Orlando to 'lln-l ||)| county who are interested in
ner at the rbib Sunday e v e n in g .^ , beuutiflcation program and
- The ■Anciioj lari’ wl.ivh- i* , who Vish to give plant* are urged
'miarded up after the recent wreck ! to c|ll| M r*.'Prwrll at 280.W or
look* very rustle as is . . . lent {> |j personally at her home 247B
it. wonderful th*t nylon* are p,|m#tto Avenue.
floaforg
aroum.
town
ngain? j
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Maybe HUGH XVlIELCIIEL would
like aonte nylon sucks .1. . do you
reckon? ‘Twas nice to ate "MB.
*11. C. HF.T7.EL out playing golf
m etilly . . . alw D3. FI NCI IKK
The T.K.L. Class of the FIrit
McDa n i e l , i it. H, W. RUCKER, ••1IUB" EPPS m il, DR. A. Baptist Church mot’ Thi|rsday
W. EPPS, SB. , . . TOM JONES. evening at the home of Mra. w .
J K iN H A R P E R . J O H N N Y L. Stoudemuir* with Mr*. J. C.'
C o u r i e r , b i c u a r d d e a b , Calhoun as eo-hoitc**. Mra. A. K.
A L LYON. JOHN IVEY, PH IL Rossetter gave the devotional and
Carroll presided at
GRA8H0FF. JIM-SPENCEH . . .
and others , . , ( .E.T,
Thoea enjoying the meeting end
vfreshment* w em Mre. Lillian
i Vickery, Mr*. M. Gumming, Mrs.
,E . M. Carroll. Mrs, H. N. Iiuml*y, Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, Mr*.
F. P. Rises, Mrs. J. U Bentop,
Circle No.' I of the
First Mm, Johnson, Mr*. II. R. Grissett
Dsptist Churrli met at the home and Mr*. H ut Hsu* I-oonerd.
uf Mra. J. T. Jackson Monday
iaftemoon with Mra. R. F. Cooper
xu eo-hosUss. Mra, S. C. Dick*
4 PROVmCFTOTVlT
oraon, cha'rmcn, presided over
PLAYE R S
Ure Lusir.c** kession.
« r » . Lillian Vickery gave the
Pica Theatre. SanfeN
devotional and Mr*. W, D. Gardinar presented tho Bible study.
L A S T PRODUCTION
Mrs, W. B. Obarr gave
the
mission study and Mrs. A, C.
This Wed.. Th an. F rl, Rat.
Benson reported that tjvu boxes
- at «:U P M.
o f step and clothing
wont to the newly people of
REGINALD and RITA
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Your Friend 1> Acceptance And I'atrotiiiive In Our
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J. C. Daria. Mr*. 8. A.
•Id, -Mrs. C. L. Itarh. Mrs.
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Kversharp Den A Pencil Sets
Compacts
Kent (•vnuine
Cards
Watch Hands
Costume Jewelry
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Plastic
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Whittier’s Knife Setn
A N D NUMEROUS O TH I It. INTERESTING ITEM S
Mrs. J.T. Jackson
Enlertains C irc le
ifreshmcnts were served to
following by the hostesses:
R. *W, Ware, . Mr*. Watson
Mra.
Mreko, Mr*.
X mH
Jewelry Department Have Kneminured V’s T» I’urtlier
Kxpand. In AOur Enlarged Stocks You Will
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Hostess To Circle
July.
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curvet with frao-«t-olr com
fort. EsquUite fabrics.
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CAGE FOUR
Young Men Urged
To Investigate
Navy Enlistments
|In
In n special menage to young
'men between 17 ami .11 of Scmlpulo County this week. Chief Kirfiker, n-ruitcr In charge of thla tfr-
ritory urgr. yuung men to ,»iW
nt i; atill guarnutird all v'etarulia
privilege*. Including, n)l . Iienellta
■finder the '(5. I. Hill o f RightWnl'
Urn end.
the
end of
of. Iht-ir
tlu-ir enlistment.
enlistment, / to ,
rny notflmg 'of the valuable train* ■
.
Navy. The edmatiunnl provision
id the ‘(J 1. Hill' alone, glvcs/th*
g
honoral lv ilHehuigctl N'nvy v m ran. Id-months of ml Ieg.- a tfa n y l
nri ffiliteil rn||ege Or Ulllvtryify
in tfelurn fbr only two -pear*
ni tivsu netvice with the Nu;y.
CAItl.
However, the mini "who stay* *J> editor «j
tlwi.Niivy longer IJinn two jtn rs j t'oiifrirn
may lakh nddiliomil training. Trie for'-wmtr
Ifngih of this ndrlitlnnal training,ing next
w ill co m rpond to the number, of . will udili
montlis ,sc<ved.
g*
I day evei
While the Navy veteran is of. tpm. at 1
ti'iiding'college, ho receive* up'S*
1300 per yritf fur tuition, .book*,
laboratory' fee*, hospital fees ami
■it hers. In iiddlUou, thftQ'fugle,
, tntin receive* |I1T, |>cr rtfonlh do
li'fnrji Id* personal.expenses.-The
tniirmd veteran twelve* |90 n»r
month In be used,in Jikc manner,
r. idimjod Chief Kisokvr.
.T
The Chief w ill' lie 'at the Cost
(Iffire the Kink Friday uf-oaih
month at l;.Tp I’. M. .and urgea
’ uter sled young men to are him
while lie is here to discuss those
ns well i. i many other oppor
tunities ulfereil ysrung men by
(he Navy.
. t
(araw To Present
Appeal To OPA To
Remove Ceilings
t l .M ililH r s i IrniH
r is e
lia r )
trial
Nuernberg that Ki
aremit.
Von Papon's ■'
the Swedish kina* wUI rtnfirm
the defense contention that In.
S»34 Von Papen naked -Otistaf ta>
veil Hitler that , au artU-Jr*i*h
W j p m » a * - denperdui and would
t o n . th* Nuxt government of nil
sympathy abroad. . •'
The defenia claims. «Uo> **u»l
King Ciuitnf will bear out Von
rnperCa am rtlon that, whll* Jie
waa lecturing in Stockholm in
January, IU3V. he begged the
monarch to argue with Hitler to
Ohiuige the warlike Nail enurfe.
and tu abandon the persecution
ofchurch** and Jew*.
' Von 1’ apCn ha* alio been grunt*
id the right to miij- questions
to Archbishop Angelo (tonmlli,
former apostolic delegate to l i
.ve^tiirate the mahy outstanding
i.'lvantsge i offered to them id'
the H.-fl,.Navy.,
‘i f
bn* ! Hi V i v i i r r r r r i v e v .lllle I r T p I n T - ’H
Testimony
■Un. in Man«urlw will J u ^ U
male stopovers at ' ChartgeaiK
The FjotIcU explain that thrr
troop* lack sufficient tranapotUlWn faclliOt* t<i move directly
Infarmed Cpm**V official* that
y
*
ByQur W«nt Ad»
|V/1^
PrMR 'T**- |^4n Pf^
► w iiH li
TheyTWt Stay U*» U *
lp (janford At Touehlo* Drag
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN B U N D C0,‘
Reds Continue *.>
Occupation Of
Danish Island
ir «a il> s ,S
Iraa s
I 'a a s
O s ,(
now that the Humjan* havr oc
cupied tha strategic Island with
out any formal agreement. The
Dane* are showring increasing im
patience.. The announcement ‘ the
other day by Oitttnv Ra*mu»*en
the Danish foreign minister, thak
m-gutiation* regarding the with
drawal of the Soviet gnrrisbn
from Bornholm are continuing, I*
I the first official disclosure "•
steps toward settling Denmark'*
* Inost delicate |iostwar’ problem.
Although negotiations »r% in
progress, there. Is no sign Unit
the Buvitts are preparing Ut
Heave the 24 mile Island—which
I has been called the Malta of the
j Baltic..'Noilter it there any sign
lthat (he Russians are fortifying
’ ll. llurnhulm could be (utned Into
n itu legic fortrei' beenu'm "it" t*
‘ |mween Sweden, ami tnc Itussiaii'occupied northern coast of Geri, many.
*
j
An AismlaUid "ress corrcS’ polnlent wlm recently toured the
® did not find any furtifidj area.
'mini markup I are guarantemt f>»
•h- distributor, the secondary
’i&nillcr or jiiblter and thr relaili r I’nrad cally, ihese are both
too low- r.nl nm tilgh; too ]mr,'
Is-rausp tlev ilss pm allow for >inlullIcipalcil lues s to the I’aiidlers,
• nd ton liigh. IccaiMe every hand
ie r tries in piaiic-ct himself ly
Tit urging l lu- fn" fee, even If tit's
n-quires jug-lmt! th* 'prAdn e
. urtound town.
t ' not the
ulnremints, and no guns. What
idistributors,'
>t <1 Mi situn- Mic/ u, iii'Jinurtg inmriitiiti, j
' he did find Was a large number
’ Inn, mid it
eohticmn dent of llie Ctnlril Florid* C
cil
of
I>oy
Scouts
of
America,
■he distrihutoi (or protecting hi*
|of militaey camps with their en
trance, covered with pictures of
interests.’
Lenin ami Stalin. Tha only air
"In -effect, Ol'A .pricing guar
field he* saw wo, a mere landing
antees that tho consumer will pay
strip cut out of the fields on one
’ te celling for fresh vegetahloi,
tme of,the iplafUl'a Hugest farm*.
<von wh-n the prutlurcr is not
11111 Russians' permitted the AI*
l citing bock hi« .ettst of prodor.
correspondent to go wherever he
tinn. This inis "happened repe.tiwiihtdj* without Interference, and
••dly. I’rlctng officials have ad
they bridled at the 'mention of
mitted privatclv to me It Is lmthe • word “ occupation". When he
po-sihle to adjust the ^onsuiunr
f fl 4i 9lf lltflrtl
I ' m* ; * 1 Hll*|
felling, so that the cunsunter Comdr.- Boyle aiserthd (hat he referred to It, one Red Army
>< uld get tho h.'iiefit of reduced hail received . Information from lieutenant frowned and said: "W e
arm prices.
..
the congressman Ihat efforts will are Just here—dUwt’a ‘ all.'" The
“ We route ml the blame fur nil be ifiade td Introduce legislation Russiafi commander, by enforcing
a sirlct curfew' on hit trobpe, has
his rest, on O l'A . I f ll,would fnVorlng this plan,
'
,
kept frlctldti to a minimum;
.idloiv It* own dc-control ■proII,
M,
Hamby,
wlm
has
recunt-i
iRtani, it would axempt every
JToridn fresh
vegetable from ly returned to S*nf«id .following
price control amt permit' the in u period of hoipitalirntion Industry to 't-nrry out sn nnlsH/ veterans hoipitnts, Wni welcomed
postwar merchandising program hack I# the , vfganixstlon by
S|r. Hamby re
which would result (n better -v^ge- Comdr, Loylr.
tahlr, at lower prices to the con- ports'll on tho treatment" received
JA LK IN G
flRES
umW. Until
O l’A
lecogniie* while hospitalised and praiiril
I lint, the full I'loduclion to which the work o f . the Vctfl»n* of
it aspires. hH« Iwon already nl- Foreign Wars, the American Le
tninyd liy the wlntrr vegetable gion, me American Vetirsn# mil
induslyr, Florida' vegetables will the Red Cross for their ni*i*7
’ ontinuc to rust the consumer eev- tnneo to the veterans. Mr. iliunby
•■rul time* ns much a* the grow alio Introduced a'new mendwr of
the local rt>*L Hr. William C.
er receives for them." •
While. In Washington, Graw Cook, formerly of St. Cloud. Mr,
nod irpics.'ntalive* of the vcge-i Cook la a veteran of the Spunlih
table industry from other areas American War. Another visitor,
*ill trslify before House and .Se CapL W. L. Simms of tho Unlt.il
nate coimiijtteos which are een- HUilci Marine Corps, was Intro
’ Idaring icncwsil of OPA iegisla- duced by Mr. Odhami
Tho Instaliatiou of office)*' will
lion. They will sav that th# oreent cumlwrsome iwrlshuhle fowl Im Feld at the maettng to lie held
iemulations ate keeping consnmcr on Apr. B.s
prices-nl n high level In eplte of
icdlirnl Income to the producer.
CUSTOM MAPS wwi
metal ttlata used duo to d
blindn repaired- Fo‘e eatli
IVIN IHOUOH HI HAD ONlt THt SOW (foreground) of hjishlp left after an Aleutian atarm use uR ami unit
th* item, the captain of the Soviet tanker Donban kept hi* commend and refuted aid from a U S. |ug and
tanker lhal rtlehed In loriielp rutting 39 crewmen • board ihg U S. locker. be rode 11)* bbw with IS until the
Itiusiao tanker Belgorod.(background) came and took th« remnant In tow.U. S. Navy photo, (futrrnationelj
the presence of the Russian* troop*.
There hi\vc be*n rumors that
the Russians found Garmin warhas denied these.
plants on the i..iand. Hut Denmark
T ie question thus nrisM: If the
Russians didn't find anything, and
nr« not fortlfvlng the Island, .why
do they remuin .hi -ef
There, have been suggestions in
dlspatchies from Moscow that Urn
continued presence of British
trirong |ri some sections *» Ihm*
mark might have something to do
with the. Russian attitude. The
British War Office has said ihat
there are no operational forces
In Denmark—that the only Bri
tish' troeps there me men Who nro
on leave riotn Germany, and whut
London call* "U few administrative
jpitads orimntl Copenhagen.'’
British Minister of .State J’M ip
Noel-IJiiker. said In the House of
Commons a little over^ 0 hiontl'
iigo tlmt { Brijbin considered the
KornHolnv matt/’ r one for.Jllr*ct
srttienieiit licISvovn the Qymish
ami Ititnslan government*. Hut
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starvation by tho
abqndant sog«
nd, one# In Mot.
r after tho Mori Balt Lake val*
tad not matured
NKW YORK,, Mar. 12. W 1—
j* ccoras on the . n tw Yo(k
iaiits may bt mm* confusing
art pvsr. this season.
*
t Thfy mnv show lUuhcn Flschor
and lion Flschor as pllFlicr*; Sid
Gordon as an tnfleldsr »ml. Turnmy Gordon ** a pitcher. If Hurt
Isn’t enough, Johnny W ltllg is.a
pitcher itml Nick wltok I* a-see-
om famine by IIIIm which
uily sprang up on the
owner took tneto
■ka
new
Stafford^ Service
,
Station
•
Cor. 2nd t£ S «(o r 4
REGULAR AR M Y ,ENG
** '
V;-" i ' vk'i: ■«
irtfea! ttUfipji f&fr qualified mem ,
-cscuco me irom the graveyar
itic corldlUons. AU type
CAPT. 0. HOLHSCLAW, (Retired), Owner
1005 E* Fourth St* ■ '—
■
Ptott* 1
Bradley Asks’ Okey
Dotf’fl Expenses Not
To Hire Officers
Deductible From Tax
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 12.
t/P)—Is there a dug in yoar home?
If them U. when it comet to In
come tax include him out. The
matter came up fn Kansas City, In
the office of Floyd-Harvey, deputy
collector of Internal revenue, liarvery had.M explain to * taxpayer
that money paid
toa veterninarian for care o f tho man's dug
could not be deducted from his
Ktdeibl Income tax.-- .
.The taxpayer was all for In
cluding. the dog a* a dependent.
The dug belonged to hi* family,
wnt dependent on the fnm|ly. Ills
iui'itrcal expi’ nie, xuunded plenty
deductible to him.
Ge(. Ready foip SPRING
with a New HAIR-DO”
WASHINGTON, Mar. 12, U D Veterans Adminhtrator Gaper*}
Oman Bradley asked Congress to
day to liberalito provisions foe the
employment o f retired officer*.
Bradley said lie wanted these men
to fill need, of the Veteran* Ad.
ministration for men trained in
managing hospital* and bfflees.
Bradley told the House Military
Commttee that those o ffe r s retred for age or length or acrtleg
are entitled to 12300 a year retire
ment pay could not bo taken by
Ms agency, under-the present law.
Bradley advocated passage of a
pending bill which ho said would
permit him to hiro »uch men.
TH REE
QPBRATQRS
TO SERVE YOU
BELLE MINBCHBW
Harriet milu.kr
G'..v;
CHAPMAN
ANNA
17 N. Puk A r t . -
MOTOR
becom es
new ' benefit* in
at ion* a lon g o th er G ro y h o u o d m o te* lead-
plihlip highway ^iyvt-
ifiJS t» more tliiitt 6,'iiH) citic* aiul (owim
r*
♦ u o v e r A m erica * S p o c l«ttto i| ir M
D covide n ew
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to
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I I |., - H . . I , . | , ; I, I I »- s a w ' m e w » ' ■ > * » ■ S'
(lortation will be brou^tf to btta line pa*
irons in FIoiidA es a result of the recentlyannounced affiliation of Florida Motor LUmm
vritlt the nation wide ayitein of Greyhound
Line*.
'i
Under the Greyhound banner, the (IonIda line* will .remain, a Fliirida/mrporaUpn.
0|ieraUon* will be"directed *nd manned by
the aante executive* and pefwmnelwho have
built the company to iu' pkeaent .poaitian of
huttortance. Result* of all Greyhound adranee* in highway traniportotiots,
transportation, however,
will henceforth be devoted to the improve
ment o f service to F|orida travelers.
Newly-designed, more luxurious highvry
coaches developed for Greyhound will ho
available for Use in Florida, Vaitpd iunwadon* in passenger service, depor faciKUes,
food service and ho* achedating will be
adapted to Florida operations, as they are
developed for the widespread Greyhound
s y s t e m * , . s fl, , . * ;
tr • • .
Schedules along. F lo r id * G c c y W iu d
■'utes w ill be closely dovetailed into c~7r-
'
Uif
A N N ’S MfRASOL BEAUTY SALON
URLAV HNROLTH.
In Moscow, there *sllll ts- an In'
clinaUon ip Involve Uritssin in the
CHUNGKING. Mar. ,12. (AT
discussions, raising a question of The Soviet chief of sU ff hi
informed Chjnse officials th
llrltsh politics Ini»Denmark.
G rra t
*
Od'ham Elected
Cummatider Oi
Foreign W ar
C onsider Lillies;
Saved Utah Twice
ST
h ig h
a fan d M d*
of
highway
ilisinm }m jn i«. A n d G reyhound-na-
tlD aal a d m t u i i i g w ill g iv e i R P ¥ o i * d m e n »
iton t o * the eoamleu ir a v e ! artractioos
Florida, aprvlng to mod
of tour aitditrave! M imm Ip,tile
•<
Florida Motor Lhxaa* tyadilhm of'
leaee in hu* *crrfee will be
intensified
hUewified as
aa officials,
official* and
an .iw iplw yya of
Florida G r c y h o i u d 'D d a o o n iiittM /^ tM d r
w o»k rtf bringing, Fto rid h the fittest highway
transportattna It h n e ver k n o w n .' ‘ '
w
.t-ig-r (iti
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Trtfc a A N P n ftn im iiU . D . s x V K O h n r i n i i h i A
WOODMiEN
3L*
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5 •* 1
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BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with* VENETIAN
BUNDS
wl
OF THE \VORLD
Meet*
7 AO
-
BOYS OP
, WOODCRAFT
»’
k *.
Meet*
Second and fourth
Monday* 7:30 r.M. A t W.O.W.
J, 11A
HR C
m iPaVV
a i h Ave.
Hall.
S.
District Representative
:
: Free Estimates - •
\YAod afrd metal slits — 58c sq. fool
'• R ep a irin g —
Tuesday
f c .M .
Venetian blinds made to fit any size Windows
C .J .*
every,
lll.\LK.\ll OPEN TO
' SIGHTSEERS
MIAMI. Match 12 -N ow that tfc,
im e meeting at Hialeah la t i
C»ur»i It over, tin* “ Track Hm.,
lifut" It once Jicoin open to jtL-’ i:
*’ er*. The CuvrM It one of ■ ■■
show
nf Miami f»r vivlui-
P.O.
B or
M7
‘ h . j . -f i n c h
R o ttn iih in n
N
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO
sii
isi 'st
- - ■ -1
Offlt* Phene Mr
Resident Phone S$6 -W
Coiored Division 1
(If Red‘Cross Fund i
Appeal t To Meet
W W W A AV /W W W V W A ,V J1J V W V W A V AMWWMAIWWWIAMWMfl
TI it-USD A Y M ( . n r A M ) K Y K ItY T H I'U S D A Y
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
A HEAI. t'H IN K SK M N N K II
— a m s fi'f.K T K M K A I.!
J.
Ilrinit Your Kamih ’
Rnv W ant- Tn Ste Vou’ ”
The Rev.
11. Wnnih'i-. .tar
iinnt ii| the colored *!i i t * .
t ■'
liftl ta i'w ha- n-qurrlrd that ail
ta p t - a n t
mill
(jC lv iv
inakt-
Diet re p o rt-an Monday
’
11 •
Mnyt-h .IS- a! t:0 i u'cIih I. at' a j
meeting to Ini hold ii! the M i-lty * .
. liberal Home, Emorat Mct.rtff
BOY JOHNSONS RED HA BN
RESTAURANT o x h ig h w a y
II A?
• .*
i.
1
i
i
K a ilf n l.l
p 1*. I I
month
litwl |H|liih at
i
RADIATOR REPAIRS
;*. My.
lint, ttmdlcy, Hu.L-e.. t>
| S n i-* !
Wiltthn- , .
tii-dnuni. Smith, liuiiuni, W foKiui.j
toft. .<J, JJ. Oats, li
u
and AVi. |i<-. Picket t. .W: u ani;- i- r
aku. . r n p l a i n me' A L- - lit-e'-.H. ■
Samuel Wright. i.loi- Mru. Wjii
ter
DoXOn.
Jimmie
Hill.
it
II m iles Sunlit o f Sanford
*. in tin- court I .MM* ...
til . . a-ti.| ii
co-chairman.
.
,
Among t l » captain- u-aliiting 'in the iljiee m e I’tnf, .1
V ”
i room, n p j the Itry. i* n.l. I i>
ji'tui*, Chari!*a l\ hit.*».*•.
.. f
Hi. *'. a ,ti
<*tl|l|M> • -p|*‘t III 1
“ t:,in«.|r
1
W l3. ‘ C A N ’T G U A R
A N T E E th u t’ you w ill
find nil o f >uur fa v
o rite liquors here, hut
w e do hnvp som e o f
tlMpn . . . ami w e ’ll do
pua» best to see ,lh a t
yon. are s a tisfied .
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* *: m' rm trtit
.1 • i b t i i>.
jvvtGu*:,, J'
PROMPT SERV ICE ON
Ann
l>. * Charleston, I- - i n j u l u n a
tiertnide M cfititi. Kttiel Yiit
.avail, and .Matllim Wynn. The
l.uieselit .vivtioilv in iliiiii . a*
bttsincs., group
P A C K A G E STORE
A N f> II A R
111 W.’ First SI. — Phone MO
The Katifnnl Herald goes Into
more than 3000 home* in San
fo rd uiul Seminole County. If
ou have Something to noil or
uy you will find that * cla#»tfied ad in theta columns Will
left the mnit people about H for
the least money.-Phone M8 ur
In-iriK yotir ad to The llernhl
office for quick results.
E
CLASSIFIED HATES .
10c
Oik
07r
Oac
per line for one Insertion' *
per line for 3 insertions
per line fo» *1* insertions
per line for 20 insertions
Mininsp.^'hsrRr 30c .
Count 5 words lo a linr
including plume and addretw
IIAT.I.A r'Zps feed, groceries, etc.
i Phone
it. Q. Touch ton,
. lStOI Celery. .
VIE ARE fully equipped and
t^kaow how to recap yotfr Urea.
Natural rubber of synthetic,
’ vve protect sktewnlls of your
! tires. ■Jones Tire Shop, Cor.
1st and Elm, Phone 608.
—" • — »*■ ■ - * 1™ " 1
I ■' I —^ —.iHula ■ — -
H ill DODGE* four door, ..new
ntbber, 33,000 miles. Contact
Vrrne Williamson. M a y f a i r
11titeli
UPHOLSTERED fabrics, lapestriei,
Lrocatellcs,
damasC\;
Imitalioti leather and di ipery
• fabrics. Arrangement-for cartngc if work drsirrd.. R. S.
Broun, 2611 N. prangs Ave.,
Orlando, K'a.
RADIO—tatile moilcl. Inquire 122
Palmetto.
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STH A M ~G LE A N IN f;
~
M A IU N K
idyv.OtKl
fishing
---NEW YOltK. . - h(P i .
>ai(v.
S-fi |nry PtinjjIiiE ) imcW. iuti.vire m .i
. j amt women frrm ovm .ott
a
lihrct- time-.the mtr nftir W<iiM
Wnr I They irtili.o.l i.nn'i.it^j
Horn Huy. ly-tlr, thritimh .f.m
ll*tti, •Ships mliKnmm* tcpoit-.
U'uinpatcd* vvith i.t> l.ti'.'i fmm
i Nov,. 11*IH, Ahiwoifii .lui!i-. 1‘.*|**
•I* More than PtKi vessels -a,!.- u»,»i
I
m the muvenu'iii in. luyii i«>.m
i i . alllr Insl X uvi-iiiIh i . -.viii- ...t
drtver. Relumet) vrterf* rcrices. James Adam*.
Pah Stand W. 13th St.
WANTED
OUTRUAHU motu,. 1 to ii homo
power. Delthanty. Geneva Driller
I FOR SALE
Charging,
I'illC lli't ,r
------ COMPA N Y, INC.
II. B POPP.
SIT. -WANTED
and
outboard bouts ready for de CONGENIAL rou|ilo wanted h»
' share expenses on approximate
livery. CORRECT CRAFT- in..ly four weeks cruise, month u(
iingany |lankcil rumilHiuln mid
April, duym Florida-East Coast
cruisers; some of these nyxkdi
inland water ways. Some boat
.1 early ..for immediate delivery.
ing knowledge preferred. A nsPine Casllo limit & Construc
wer Boat Trip c/o Herdld.
tion. Co.. Pine Castle and Titus
ville, Florida.'*
4 TO fi room frame house with
t -2 to I acre lan<l—within d
4 WHEEL factory built -farm
miles of Sanford. Fair condi
trailer with tractor hitch 600
tion. Cash. ,\Vhat have you.
x l6 tires. 3 ton capacity. Ideal
Box E. L. Herald,
___
for farm or groves. Like new.
• $176.00
Rt. No. I, Box 70. I’Ll* buy your car, regardless rf
W. I.ikc M o n r o e . Joseph
agr or condition.
Roy Reel.
Kampf.
306 W. 2nd St.
A N O T II F. R gotai rrriindittilru-d, USED men"* and women’s sui's
-•wing machine. Better hurry
in good condition. Ph 301-M j
William* Fix it Shop.
FRANCES ~Ra»son is drivlii’ g lo )
18 FT Trot wood trailer
T "o
Richmond, Va.t over this coin
Iwd, fully Tarnished. 1* U. Box
ing week end. Wants reliable
.tl-U, lit. 1. Oviedo.
driver with references.
Phoue
621 -J.
*
1642 RCA-VICTOR table radio;
wicker baby stroller catriage.
Mrs. Ricker.
Navy
trader
Nc. 10 or phone 6136.
BUSINESS SERVICE
YOU DRIVE IT!
j
farm . oo 10IL LARGE iratiauius with glass* AtITOMORll.E pamljng, \( el*llng.
Ave. For ideal for sun torches or large
Roy Re-el, 306 W. 2nd St.
windows, Also 10 u*ed. doors.
It. Stolnor 2216
Hlriekland-Mot rison, Inc.
SEWING machlnet repaired. Wil
llama Flxit Shop. gOI, W. lat.
MILCH cow wan second calf. 3's4 gallons daily—Dixie Grocery HOME laundrt^-dry wash., nlsu
SPITZ puppies for sale.
1318
1403 W; 13 St.
K. Fourth 8 G
finished. lofT W. 3rd.
GIRLS bicycle for sale- 610 Elm RESIDENTAL "i!its~Teur Count'y
t r a cron s
Club, hi .Crystal Lake uiea. Repaired or orerlmulrd by ex
Ave.
I’h. 264-W C. L daWolakL
perta.
—^
ORANGES $3.00 bushel delivered.
. HOLLER JHimVlt SALEH
H. WL Lord Phone 78S-W.
Z04 W. First St. .
i'hone \i
a
ntiUiuii
PHONE 200
KURD 33 sOdan delivery truck in
A *l cumllltoft. - U 66Apply
Wckivn +tahirlf Camp. 8 mi*
VRr i Rett t'Mu.. »s | ff r-. - it i
the romforlr ol ho-pit ill'cd v,i
cr. ii. anrl ^rvicc pn pis n .r i
n litii
Metis put its l ur-d t tl
listen over.
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AITO M O IH I
•
IH 'ltC I.AR Y
* CASI'AI.TY
U-DRIVK-IT. INC.
• RONDS
C FIRE
’
LEGAL NOTIUI
ANDREW CARR A W AV
t ill N o rllt Park
SLP I
im plex
M i r ’ C*?**! f O # « »
'i i k
lliiililin
^
Im Hi.
F O R P IM P L Y
C O M P L E X IO N S
s rt i t 4
4*Htf|J t
Your CarWill M ak e a Hit WithYou
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•
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M o r r . O ’uiCkly
Fhum;
1125
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A l T lT I M I M IM
S lM O N I / I M .
H i l l M t\ * il VID
Mi i If irl HI ! ’ ill-.
\M I IH N i*
> I . \ I ( t»\ I.IIS
I S i ll I \it s X
T i l l IK ,S
Touchton Driii; Co
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
\l TO l-A IX T
:tMi\
REAL
A SO
U O IIK S
E S T A T E -H H O K E K
A tlan tic Hunk IHilg
TJt'cacli
HELP WANTED
m is c e l l a n e o u s
for •laarrulry
STEAD7 and part time clerk*,
H t A ttejd. [(tore.
SPECIAL nt M ntlitrV Wednes
day A. M. Ironing board* $4.66
•■complete witjv rover, - Hi III. Y desirnldc Tourist and
Trailer Location. Eighty acre*
mutnundJng .clear wuicm lake,
huuUi uf Sanford, along Orlatuio Highway.. A good buy at
IJhorte I
the price. Term*, F. W- Reader, Florida Hank Bldg.
Room 2. Fla. State Bank Bldg.
8AVR p F rc HILS T ts lb
Photte 1030.
, .
V*hui.> imhlit-ed, front end alig
ifa,I»
a w* f i
tri|f y t i , a s , i n a
40 PonlidatjaUuxe sedan coope, ed assurvs- longer tire life, easl
W
w
v
F
, . t m, . .
*’ * Hof.LER MOTORS SALRS
- r. 208 W i'.llt St.
RIVING to Michigan ai
April L Two ladles wish
abla driver In exchange
transportation. Box 266,
Mary.
“ S 'm m i HoL’sE c L r a n i n g T *
New life for yoar had rooma —Sec ua for your bedding needs,
We now have inner*prlng mat- CURTAINS, washed tl
tressca
and
matching .. box
■Matched. 616 Melh
SUBE WOULD BE FOOLISH
X
TO BUY
W. 3rfl HI.
FACTORY
Phone
JO St lit it if
r'OUND—lllblt- Mini case. Ownsr
may obtain by calling at Heiald
' DTtin.- and paying
pay mi; for Util ad. GIRL lor soda Fduhtaih It Laney’a Drug Store- Part time or
We will ti
i County
U right, ^tanlef-iluger* Hard
GO
t>a< k
-HECATCR. III.
id*
Five
Hopkins tm tlia>i >
i;..i.«■, ..
ijuciitlu,. Grrnulti, huvftl unit l!n
- pul educttlliiii nt tin- top o f
tiiuir priority li-t whrn they were
M-lruMhl from the nton f i r e *
Now nil of |hem in- ento!ttd .1
.1,lutes Millikin Cniversitv.
Lost and Found
TRACTOR, blow, disc, leveling
board, tiailer- Goo*l condition,
excellent bargain. J. L. Parham.
Lake- Monroe Comer. *
Itimiylit
VETS
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
5rofthn ruq rctloE rhkssls rust BABY CARRIAGE anil mattress NE\V gutter* and down spouts.
Rain water tanks. See Jimmie
— datk grey leatherette. Ex
less f they are cloan. Promptly
Cowan Sheet Metal Works.
cellent condition, $35, Play pen
en*l thnrnubhly done. and pud $7.60. Phone ItiO-W,
Ho l l e r m otor s a l e s
»NKW radiator eores and radiator
Apt, 3, 612 Path Ave._______
20H \V. 1st 8 L
ripitlring.
Hec Jimmie Cowan
Sheet Metal Works.
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THE SAWFOKP U E K A lft 8 ^ U R D , „ F L Q ^ A
>»ACE SIX
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 191C
C_J**l»,J *l
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i._i-And l^inahiin Hurl
f .Saints To 4-3- Win
fi* (h er Montreal Nine
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By J l'I.IA N STPNSTROM
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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
season, in increased n u m b e r *
Sine: Iligr* they tia»% been com
ing ■‘(ocularly, more and more
each ytar.
Hunting H u Improved through
■ L . ■fleurrnl Manager Boh-TisrlMi.ii
J i v f |1h> St, Paul Hilitit* smitturn v.1
.thiv aflernofin that
___ Mack
oniiit?
Jttul hu Philadelphia Athletic* will
lapi r a r hi-VT Sundy aft. inoun for
fart fc.fdli t in guiitc* with Ray
Combination
T i c k e t
Colorful F i g u r e Is Robinson Looks For
FurnishKng -Copy I .2,000,000 Hunters
' For N e w s p a p e r ' s 1 During Next Fall
Gives
H o ld e r s
Total
Of $1116.80
SjffOtstiu..
l.nSOWt.’OII. Mar. 12. (Spe
.
Tar)*ton mid thai Mark win cial t
fichu and Flying
Lbiing iit« et-xulanr- brie tor a tii^ sir* I-:! daily double comhlnntion,
.‘ which will be jili,>t!t at the Muiil. : paid n total of (-‘IKdiO at the
* elpal Athletic rietd nt .‘|:J9 o'clock. * Sc.nfiirdiUrlando Kennel Club last
- , YeeU-jday in Dusyioua l.etteh . »ii:ln;--"•
hfb*' RunA* wtijiliiml -th e ir frr '
i'hiL jtail I .t & K i and Flying
evhtliilion win uf bu.**a>Mi when r
' they iltiwi ■ 1 the Montieal Rayah Si;l e refunded ticket holder*
'tin a rup and tiirk battle by a with 122,40 to their respective
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' it ie s j the t ity Inland Park. .Jei'y
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Fttn.-nt* ntul Inpleti linn (i.nm-*.
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By AKN PRAltsON
FU 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 affiliating have decuplet* without Jimmy
in t-arel/all Tsnd basketball, i**b «ck ’ Roblmton, hunting*editor oT Sports
at hi* old trlrtta, namely: Fur- 'Afield, prying Into their per*i>nal
nlihing good copy for the Hporta affair*,
writer*. Hi* nervier*- on the .baa.
Jimmy’* 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 "the 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.
.
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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 another vUU, “ a.I states hud a *mallci
technical foul for every word you dork pnnnlatlnti. 17 reMrted more
*“ )'•!
bird* nfid fiyo *nh| Ihe (itnation
well. Ziggv took rare of the Wn* the 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 witha aheaf -j*, MaU.* hat, B
k|1J> w|th
elAl'lodAV'
« .
out thlii area,’
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* the
player’* numlrer with finger*
while grinding the number out
orally.
W lie if Scar* put* a player out
of the game on fouls, you ran *eo
“yinpnthy nod remorse on hi*
rugged. Inmr-it riiuoteiiancr, and
the banished player feel» that he
his done Ziggy u great posnouul
injury, by fouling out of the
come, and when Scars pat* him
f-.g n .ilih mi the shoulder as he
t
turns to !h- /sidelines, the V l" f*
e ip* la.-e tcgMIers sadness— not
for hi» own plight hut because
I.
Itv t l i l t ' IIIIV A l.
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», after three years in tho Navy,
could la- the key to the Polo
Gmuii.ler* pennant hopes this
Servicemen Hold
Key To Pennant
Hopes Of Giant|
I
lil
finding
leptirt?1, no rhttnj,e."
of the. little lake,» fed
*o ron/Uant' are Ha
for three/ daily feeding
duck* d a y at the farm,
strange/*, they permit
liH W a lJ f ' a im cut,
It Letter.
p u - 1 J
Hohinson looks fori.b°dj)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 W ildJif® Serv-.co-reporting, more ducks
*![nn " ‘"'V
'luted by the breeding stock, mid
PLAY MORE and LIVE LONGER!
Schumacher, Out 3
Years Adds KnuckI»
To Repertoire
r SEARS
C A TA LO G
S H O P P IN G
GRAPEFRUIT
LEAGUE
year.
S u ir. so could Jnhtitiy Mire. Hid
( .lo-.h.ii. Hi I
TWO-PLY MONKSO.OT1H
Hh i i . I I
lln lm Y o u n g ,
I .* t. .
May tin rd. Moi.ic* ArnqsVh, Ken Triiiklu i.nd iM ve K /sld.
.iio*>og lln- many m-vire loeii buck
lieFs otooug tin* JUilm*.
Hut. v* hen you mine right down
n it. pioimiily Hjjpedy Schumy
. .til do unit.) guiKi for the Giant*
than any of those mentioned
Yrstrrdajf'a Result*
Yankees, 7; Cardinals, t.
1'hlllles, b; Ihalger;.. 4.
Indian*. I; Vlgeni. II (I J inning*)
Today'* tl*meIted* v*. Indians nt Tuinpn.
Curdinnl., v*. lied {(nx nt Snrn-
SPORTING
GOODS
soth.
Dodgers v*. Giants nt Miami.
Reaves v*. Phillies nt ' Miami
Bench.
llolfe's Ynle-coarhed nine* l/eal
Holf Crosrf three tim*s, aTl In
at 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*.
.dam".
Tigers, vs, Yankees (No, I )
It’* like this;
Tho truugarmed lighlhandcr i SI. Petersburg:
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 o f _hcart, ;;s roBrh the New York Yankee*, is
Rolft Is Only Coach
To Get Ed^e On Barry
ninny I. National l.engur batter tke <mly college mach to hold an
fourijl out when lie was throwing edge owr Jack Hairy, Holy Cross
|ia*t them from 1931 through baseball roach now. in hi* 23th
1912 wit bout even a curve ball yenr.
worthy of its name..
In the last
three
seasons.
This year, hi* l.'iln with 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
290 win* In the *cnlor.circuit. • i Important to n thrower as a
hitter, Speedy widened the steely
“ I know the going will be
tougher ic1th~all the hitters rc-j glint in his blue eye* and said:
"Every . baseball player mu*t
turning." smiles the veteran, "but
avc coordination whether ho Is n
they will have, the same troubles j
I have gvltinu back into ahai'e.; alter or a pitcher. It’s lough
"Ford Ki irk (president of the j to pick It up after a layoff. The
ache* and pain* stay longer is
National league) was telling me
the other dsy that the future of! you use the muiele* which have
the serviceman In’ baseball «!»• |rested tor »o many month*.
"Thrre are just a* many com
pond* on his timing.
I agree:
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 first time In three j start* and »top*. I thing eondlli*
years, my feel felt funny. Thtn'
I couldn’t get the feel o f the' tloning I* Jiwt a* tough for one
■a for the other."
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Established 1908.
O f R ed
SANFORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, MARCH
Goering Takes
Wifness Stand
InOwn Defense
13. 1946
N l'M U E R
Associated Press Loaned \VIre
126
1 1 3 -Day Old G en eral M otors
Dispute Is Finally Settled
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_ Kesslering: ' B l a m e s .
L u ftw a ffe
Chief'
Seeks State Post
For Lack O f Bom b-]
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ers A t Dunkerque,
British Seek Moscow
Reply For Contin
ued Presence 0 f
Troops I n
Iran
Military Group
In Closed-Door
Session Today
Welcome Arrivals From Knglund
NUERNBERG, Mar. IS. AP
Field Marshal Werner 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 Arm y 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
Pvt. York Returns
AfirreementPavcs Way
For 175,000 Workers To Return To
Nearly 100 Plants
I IKOIT. Mar. 13. A P—
h
General Motor, strike
was-settled today on the basis'
of IH1, prat* an hour wage
increase officered by tkc com
pany. The CIO United Auto
Workrr* Union lust its long
fight to'get the company topay 19*j cent*, the recom
mendation of the presUftillal'-'.
fact-finding board. The wage f
negotiation* wound up rue- .
cessfully after an uninter- *
ruptrd day and night *easlnn|
Patterson, Byrnes,
Eisenhower Appear
Before Committee
.WASHINGTON', Mur. 13. t,1h
Secretary t f State James lUrne.*..
War Secretary Rolan l Patterson J
and General Dwight D. Ei«en■hotser wer* summcne.l today by
T a b r ir tow ard th e Iranian
the House Military A f f a i r s t'o i n capital at 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
abo rereale,1 that the major con— Hopes for an. end o f njo
world situation and on our own
ajderation of the Brltlah Govern
military needsi” before they vote ,
113 day old General Motors
ment la not ao much the moveon several impintnnt matters.
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 matters being ronaidcird l>> i
of Red Army contingent* in Iran.
ing lute this afternoon ns
llie commitleeA They are: Uni
versal military training, exten
% The Brltlah ipokaiman dlaeompupy
and
CIO United
NUERNBERG, Mar. 13. t/tt—
sion of the draft Inw, stockpiling
eloaea that the troop movement*
Workers officials continued
Reichsmarshal Hernfann Goering
of vital war materials 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
Nucrnhas 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 'c lo c k last night
enlistments .
force* under term* of a British
arrh war criminal.
\ union official, a s k in g t h a t
After heating Byrnes, palterSoviet-lranlan agreement.
Goering'* defense counsel ex-'
III- n a m e not t-y u s e d , h a s He*
son sttd Elsenhower, the commit
The Foreign Office official say*
I pect* to Uhe six dsy* to com••f
Set
A lv in
la r k
>f c t n i e d t h a t a j ' t e m s m t - o f t h o
Ire is expected to vpto on ihii M 1
tho British Government (till i*
M
|nletc presentation of it* <■**<•
M a i I fa m e
l'il' U .
a u t o m o t i v e *tMk' a p p e a r s i n u a l vrisal training and the diiili
pressing Moscow for a reply to PUBLISHER of the Herald in ' for the former chief of the Ger
trillion Mi
Many ntum lfn
th« ) . ,MM W
» 1U»1111 « Vailt
••• k (at".< ri
n«*nt
u-nt him
a n d tf»m’
t h a t * an
a n nnnotincrn
announcem ent
ita protest* against the continued Mnrrux Hook. |*«., former Staff man Luftwaffe. Goering himself
Uro'i (hear t t o m nttfii utu«t Im»
« » K- «»•i •\ l .»»
S.m -t,ms tmnr 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 thr cdiniiHt'n I" * A 11 '.‘l
1 nhf r,,iM • 1: • »n
rhr nil ruifht inc«*tlnif unit on
Iran. The State Department in hi* hut into the ring as candi three daya.
I ••* P.ti if . ^ Hi k, \i las till • 1
thimigh the morning and into
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 afleinmiii
As the srsaion
patchyriL a second United States vania. Shown *t a Linotype Albert -Kesseiring told the tri
'I'olav re-enli-lm. nt fui |,n-«i',t it* 22nd limir. one manMnritii hi* uun. 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 alionul ..iun.iit.ioil.il agenu-nl representative -qid that
Man will run on n 19-polnt “ G!
t L r n l m f r o m Kni;li»n,| u « n r (ifcitnng 1 (i sal "M until .ill
"tbe Soviet Choop movement*.
advocate on invading England In ,lntle, „ f happiness alter arriving in New Vnrk witl- ItiTt ^othar Gi f'" * » to outlaw peacetime con»ci |
the ticklish wage questiun had
platform.”
lie
promise*
to
bring
A dispatch from Aasocialed
lit axil. Holding i<cr
tmn inrnuglmui cue world have
raten settled."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-management rela
way fot a reopening of almost
(International) Robert
plan . nunion sentiment In the committee .faym•
Robert Jackson
Justice Jackson
T!<
. 1 r,,•h,.
V lc W Dietnd. who plan*
armored columns already ore in tions."
Jackson.
Justice
Jackson
in
g.
this
proposal,
even
th:
ugn
list plants acro-s the nation and
—
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side ■ town only 20 mile* from -r- — - asked Khssilring 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 that th •
impractical.
workers who have been
idl*
Invasion take place immediately
The AP correspondent quotes
•
gA
1
store last Novertilier Th* uaafter Dunkerque. Replied Kc*reliable Iranian sources for the
aelrlag:
# further information
that tha
. guttailntt rwersKMi u w i'. r neM
Yea, and I still represented
-.MIoviet troops art moving also
on *•* !.ft • II-. e uf *h« a *' Adthat view later on. Yea. the in4award tbs .Tutklah.. Jtordar la
c*u. w u y
A fte r P a c ific D u ty ,jjUHI|lu. ( ) f
Su, ^
vaaiotr was only callrsl o ff beaddition to the trandfiq -frontier.
'JaJnel
causa there were not sufficient
Tha aims sources ate <100(1*1 ns
uyk that
William l'avid l.aile. S-lr t.rS
P o s i - l,.w.> present Dewey say
seagoing craft.”
shying th* Red Army h u taken
NK. Is home nflor 21 month* of.
. •
.
».
,
. lo t h sid es are Ir v in g to settle
three towns clots Id tha Turkish
Naval service in the Parifir an-i
h
and Iraq borders. Tbe Red Army Trum an Says Action n.s. In 'ih f d X ^ o f ‘ ,G^rrng ' F , ®t c h.*?r
lie I* the son o f Mr. and Mr* J
However, the proiracted session
combat troops ars dsscribed as
Kesaclring told the court that .
IJ C N ir C
K luin* of Route 2. Box I.VJ-H
____
____
W
ASH
IN G TO N . Mar 13. I/Fi
got underway with taith sides ,
being jtqulppcd with (pit cam-f
W a s Requested By
liefore entering the service he Rcprcscntativ
...
................
•f the
United
apparently still deadlocked
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
N avy Post Nominee ■castaalronhe, but for me
umi ij ----------- ------- — - ------—
the hail
-------------*
Military obaervers In Tehian
t o d a y on the
ill*. general
.MitiMeat demand*
rlnin aHila jI iinlnfl'a
rIamBnil for
for a
n 19
I *1 I1/<3
J cents
yanls at Jacksonville.
■ |today
union'* demand
weather Uuit kept German
Directdrs of the Rrminole Connhave commented that the KuaHe served for HI month* on tl»»*! Ini<| down by . resident John
_ ............
. . .pay
.
I he company
com p s
I. mi hour
boost. The
on tha ground for two day
d ii*
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
18,
(A*)—
inber
of
Commerce
met
nt
j
*y
Chandler
iif
Commerce
met
nt
alana last year had dug tranches,
U8 S Gage and wears a battle t.ewis fo r tin- nationN IiMl.llnO lim
t«» Lno^t li.M wai'ljBri'
f * constructed roads and Conducted President Truiqan has ended tha
ared t h a t f ,
,,
" ,
the Ms
The N w l general declared
tnr
,uuyinir
yfair imiei
lintel last mgm
night ami
and star awardad for participation in ,„ft r,,,|
wiikfe IH | If
\ u nio n viitin
tohgwrangle
over
hla
nomination
German,
did
not
hava
rnmiKli
i
■
wa
I
^4>11
It
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. o f Edwin paulcv to l<e utidcrsecre- four-engine bombers, and mplied
beration ribbon o f the l'bill|iIf,»rr »* vti • Minin — •liM'ln*
tnry of the Navy by withdraw that Gocrinf was priinarily reI..
i»
'elopmem of the park around the pines, tbe Victory ribbon and the ,|la. ml
|. -atit: ' Ill.tc r (Hi'iUtlil
Political
observers
of
Red ing Pauley's name. The Presi sponslblt for this deficiency. KeaM. »#
IJ t
O C IC llfU
n,k. T .ce ui l.unguoml, the Vet
wnrkitii-' •
I" .»• I ll l.» rt a
' Army troop* at Kara]—only 20 dent said hr acted at the request rolrlag s*W th# absence of friur-l
---- ----H..m,.e..,„ing
celebr.t. <n Anifriran Thaatri |tdd~-o
_________ ____
_
I ..no
. ml 'ltd* |t *0*11 |»|0
mllea from Tehin— may t># de of Pauley htmself. and the an engine loiBtber* In the Luftwaffe
p,,, , ,, KllU
ch„. „
t(lp Brooklyn Hodduring -tali . ti.t \ •• h i f l f f t h f
signed to stir up unrest In the nouncement came utmost simul ‘•turned out to be extremely awk- !
^Saturday noon ns winner* in Hie geis limning ramp, a statewide
mii’h ' w t'om|trn«M
syslein -.f w
*YM(«
Iranian capital.
taneously from the Whit* Houde ward."
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 (hr
Goodwin Says he flow over tho of the Senate Navnl Committee.
dation fund in cooperation wi:h here in the next few months.
law on ten ilavV notice.
Karaj encampment and could find
In a letter to Pauley, the P m l- Train ing Committee
tha Extensive-Service, it wa* an
The meeting was presided over
A h an onhimpi \ the union offiMrs. Lillian Belle Snrkett, 78,'
no evidence that tha silo of (he dent emphasised hi* belief that
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—aatlmaUd nt the west-coast nil man emerged
Meets W ith Lawton 'county
home demonstration agent. Manager Ed Higgins reported x>n --The liner -Queen Mary railed Creek t <m I < •ni|»i»fiy.» In
.1 * u niir«in * h o m e in Pel ami.
between MO and 800 men—has from th* committee hearing* with
_
iThele will a luncheon nt 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.
T h f-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*» tun mu■I ii hnlf
■ays he did ace 14 Shermnn Truman added that Pauley had tnittec met Tuesday evening a t , Uy(|ay for t ^ k.)r|, competing m
river changed Il«* nyreaped hbtt-j ^ 7 * hrlVltl and chiWi-n. aliinic DrceoilH i * •t lx. W|«| | lit..’ th.
•{. i
•
h - ii
Units, plus a score or ao of shown patience under what 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 .< tl i i
other vehicles In Karaj.
called continued misragirTOenta.1 I
of tli i i. tun *111 hn%«i* *ti» hunt \iwtt«*i| hrre f ll«f|UI'tlll V ^'l
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 statement commending Pauley
tuck> -> ,!•
l><v tl t* J 1
» r »t
for hi* patriotic action In agree
1
ri... inmi • 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
|qM
\|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 mother
morning
at
10:00
A delegation of Jaclaonrllla tomorrow
bllity
of
tho
canpl
uf Kappa Alpha Fraternity nt
iry C. by Franklin 8 . Perry, Ex ten-ion
Beuh city and chamber of com o'clock v in - th* Commlaaletier'a
Kthaard, assistant poultry specialist. Tho standpoint of.drainage 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 tijra e a d Rader, L.V. Men. Jr. Sears contest has dune much to motion wa* made .to this effect
Rev SaCkett; two gramldaughof commerce officials at a dinner club house.
stimulate * interest
In poultry by It. B. Pope.
ter«, the Muses-R'lth Emily ami
at tha Mayfair Hotel In order to
raising in Seminole County, -aid
II. C. Green reported that 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 Han-*mind* of men. it would Il
nml three nephews, Russell S.
and business trends, .
and the 4-11 girls appreciate tho
better
ford.
started
shortly
after
the
velop a Big Trco park from th
Cunningham of lumrastei, Ohio,
Interest shown In their 4-H Poul site of the tree to the main high Navy mad* Its Installation hero,
The partv Included M. G. Wll*
ting. General Hutchison term
try work, also the interest shown way and also revealed that 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 state forestry expert had recently with the awarding of pins ami ford a* wirth 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
visited the tree and found it in certificates to many hostesses, told of the wink of the IJSO in
Requiem service* for Mrs. SaeMr*. Mary Rawlins was elect-wthe current Red Croas Drive, Mr*. generous, giving any amount of need u f attention from decay, presentation of gifts to Director the Pacific area, and o f how, rcH. A. Prather, m*gor of th* city.
Also present wot* W. 8- Gifford, •d provident of the Pilot Club it M. B- Smith called for volunteers time and effort to this contest.
moss and other parasiter which J.K. Hall, and brief talks of rnn- gnrdlo«a of weather conditions. kett will be held nt Holy Ciosa
E. B. Smith, Rosasl| Saymour Ita meeting held • In the llou l to oontaet the non-profit organlgratulatlon to the-U80 and Mr. USO .shows were permitted to Episcopal Church wlUi the Rev.
were sapping its vitality.
Mayfair last nlghL Mrs. Raw itiona fer foiuU, to which mem- N e w O P A Rules W ill
and J. 8 . Buck.
'•
rlosely
the
advancing Mark T. Carpenter officiating at
Fletcher Boils reported that 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
Other officers elected Include:
'Isa Maud* Ramaetr, chairman Be
Discussed
Here been a big s u c c e s s and that Air Htation, Brig. (Sen. J.C. Hut raptured Jn|> liuck win \uined 11.00 o'clock nt Carey HandMlaa Maud* Ramsey', flrat vie*
Branch Rickey ami hit 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, of th* baseball ticket sale* com
Hitting, mS|agcr, Mayor H. J. second vice president; Mias Gut- mittee, reported >4 season paaae* .New OPA regulation* affertjng had left, here satisfied with tho man of tha -Recreation Division performer's and'at Moratni there Carpenter again officiating, it T'
paaaea had been told rind collect- the sal* of live rattle ami calve*
of tbe Kemlnoi* County Defense was a performance under blackout
U 'ssilssN aa r «a » TXrwl
Gut, Rev. Mark Careen Ur, W. A. ale Hinton, recording „
ha* been requested thst flowers
id for, with several more pro will be explained at a iner ting
Council, Mack Cleveland, Jr„ and conditions.
4
, Molrlson, 'M. V- Mtltbi A- C. Mrs. A. K. Shoemakar,
mised,
Howard Hollar, U8 N. Mr. Morris • In introducing Lieut. (\<mdr. l>e omitted. Arrangement* are in "
at .the *asuiford Armcry at J:00
rf.Sttaa, Eralley Odham and George ponding secratary; Mr*.
Mr.
Cart Rroom*, chairman o'clock Tuesday afternoon bys.iJSays Price
Wheeler. Mr. M< rria stated that charge of th* Erickson FuneralControls introduced the speakers.
*‘T
m h f.
Touhy
Chapman, treasurer; and
of th# Nursery School, sponsored
Following the presentation of Naval personnel hail conducted Home. Interment will be at a
Mayor Prather of /aekaonviUo year directors. Hr*. E. -------lub, gave a favor, 8 2 k * W » ' . f i “.u S S t fK 'W lll CauBe Inflation •wards theta waa dancing to tho thr niseives a> gentlemen and that later date.
Beach told of th* problem* sf dall, J r, and Mr*. Frank B.
tha program of office in Jacksonville, who will >
music of tha Orlando Air Base they had mail., a lot of friends
— ~ ■ ■
its •elf-au
sclf-suajaln- also conduct a question and
U l 1 structure o f hla city which MaeNeill.
CLEVELAND, Mar. 13, (A1) — nine-pise* orchestra. Tha USD among the people of Hanford.
A report frooi Mrs.
answer period.
Ira Mosher, board chairman of waa dscoratOd with green sham Lieut. Comdr. Wheeler replied
did pot provide far a growth of
Jap Defense Council
finance chairman, on tha
t . Q Manwell preejded
Hughes L. Swanson, district the NAM, has told the Cleveland rocks and Othar decorations of a that he was Imppy to hear that
778 to 7,500 persona from 1M0 to bridge party held on Mar. 7, In
the boalieaa session at which
r ic e
executive will attend. Public Affairs Forum that price BL Patrick’* day type. Mra. 8 .C. the Naval mm and women be Seeks Truth O f W a r
•1» « . according t* Mr. Touhy. iha Woman’* Club revealed a time 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 runaway inflation if Joder Cameron put up the decora son for that is that you peopla
TOKYO. Mar. 13. DP*— Attorwill be need to. carry .on various
ty th* death of coast * ara Invited to attend. they are continued.
tions.
set ua ao fine an ekampl*,'4’ ha
T they said W «* akin to worthwhile proiaets o f tha club.
Mr. Hall wa* presented with a declared. He told of hit pre-war neya for Jhe defense of ex-priMosher asserts that, price con
Other, meetings are to be held In
mier Hldekl Tolo promise that
of Jaekaoavtllt Mach.
Mra. Hunt 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
%
for helping make Uw party a m#nt each year In March In tha
two of three roadblocks con gift from th* Junior and Senior his work ax welfare and recrea hla dafense against war crimes
®
J -------- -------------luccesa. Also th# following mer Pilot International Log.
fronting the American people, lie hoitciiee, and a silver compote tion director at th* Naval Sta charge* will be 'conducted to ob
K IW A N IA N 8 FETE LADIES
chant* who donated prftas, ia
’ “De tion, praised the wrork of th# tain th* truth about the origins
the -Seminole
No Kiwanii meeting was held •ara if they a n cleared away, It aa a gift from tl
I ED
II Bt
DEGREES
eluding J. C. .jSernk *
Council.
Ha gratefully USO
In providing
recreation of tha Pacific war.
today du* to the Ladies Night will do more, than anything els* fense
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
, i On 'Mar. 81 the University of Theater; Rouralllat *
Ml? and
Mrs. Hall, said write letters sway from the 8 ta- buro Bhlbara say they will co
t l to inataU their newly Thursday evening at the grounds flatlon*
o f hlmaeL
.
• Rlehroend will confer upon Gener- Laney’. -Dror C o j R. T.
Co.; Mather FurtTltur* Oo.|
I office ra, A letu r was of the 80 Associates on the West
Mosher declares that (trlka* be wa* proud 6 f the fact that ha ticn, and told o f the fine USO operate fully with the prosecution
Admiral ford Furniture 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 at the Station. to seek tha truth.
Defense attorney Kiyose say*
V ^OMaalro N U t l
v t u .
raised
for that
Council will apeak; there will be entertain- elalms that strikes prevent manrelied .the
the ftn#
line work done
aone by
oy " I would like tp a<ld well done
“ b/Latra.
4* hoi lasses and the Recrea to Mr. Hall and the UHO, he said. he understands that war crime*
be' held (niBL rPeton(.,n *< n v w Hill Billy* o f agecment from producing and
Co.
i 'ji;
6f. 8-7. k t wh|,h Mr*.
te Uon ComnVtteC
Mark Cleveland Jr. Army veter trials are not for vengeance, but,
the preparation of pi# from, buying. II* ary*
H
DIKBI *
efV,
AdJreeilng^Ujjl ho*teas
•trikes,we
nero'
■
"
"
H
S
i
Sf?®'*
fait,
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 tha justice of Oil# war and invaag »o :e *
labor
policy
whtoh Will
‘
‘
tp
o
U
'T
vlm itM '
ligate Ite origins aa future
sincere in renderingr aid to
fifeu.c** b«. promt*d.*
(Cvauaro* tra il4* * * Thro*)
r
NUERNBERG.
Mar.
13.
A l‘— Tha pompous number
two- Nasi— Hermann
Goer
ing—today
lectured A l!ld I —
Judge* 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 tha Nail
party.
d
Representatives
Of UMW Discuss
President Ends
Pauley Wrangle
Withdrawing
>
Trade Body Discusses Plans For
**• St; John River, Big Tree Park
William Lane Homo
Lew is Uem ands
Of MinerN*
tion Is Revealed
Reports Dodders ExpruHsod
lo Return To Sanford Next Year;
Touhy Outlines Homecoming IMans
,,nTuf?
* strike
Ten 4-H ’WinnerS
S
Mrs. Sackett, 78,
Dies This Morning
At Nursing Home
Liner Sailn With
Bridges, Officials
Jax D e le g a tio n
Is Entertained By
• TradeOrganization- {£
Pins And Certificates Are Awarded
To US0 Hostesses By Herman Morris
Mrs. Mary Rawlins Elected President
O f Pilot Club Meeting Tuesday Night
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J V Y flT
MARCn fl, 19to
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOlU). FLORIDA
ICI1T
compiled In lt*r Ranking Dr partnit-nt uf thr tii/icr uf Stair ('uiilb*
liuilt-r .1 M. Iww, from thr *ur*
relit atalrinvnla uf tfliiti1 tulil ,
With ilrpiiRit* ipunniing highT A I, I, A II A S 8 K K , Mar. h, to thr film ncinI m a n ia o f the rr utmost ilnlly thr rush sacnrity
K N S l—
K n h ti I o u »
l-'lorida, nation' another iliaptrr of Ruerc**, o f l-'lurlda, friini private ritUrtis
lirtunth il l ritirrnr, is writing iu- it hn. lirrii n-vealcd hy records to the *tntr tri-muty, rend' like
thr pager o f n mice?** norsl.
Many elements. hr thr financial
atltirtnrr uf the stutr rlloW rrr<turr?ji. have often multiplied t*;ii
fold ' within tha last tin year*.
In I UftS, fur lindane?, tlnt^tuUil
resource* of all Mute hank uml
CUSTO.M .MADE wooden Mind*, wRrp-proo
trust companies stood ut |'d,37S,-metal sluts used due to climatic condition*. All
87l>.fil. In 1044 it w j 5 $387,11*8,571.05. A year latrr thr total
MiydH -repaired. Free estimates.
Florida Writing Success Chapter
Into Nation’s Financial Records
Vc JackMotltci'VtW. t'rri btji’fnd.
YES! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1CARS OF HJ
NEW QUALITY FURNITURE!
CAPT.-C ilOLHSCLAWi (Retired), Owner
W . E ; Ffltirlh.SL;^ -> r <■ . •
■*' <’ Phone I
SHOW* CARD AND POSTERS
0—Pec’s Sign Service
— — fOtoSr ^ANDRESS)
Phone 1021
waling ’ that rititrtia hid hr*>u
a hi* to boost their saving i in the]
state hanks almusi 74 milium dol
lars in tan years,
Anothril- -favorable comparison
Is shown uy drmniiil de| mils of
Individual., partnership* -unY rnr^
potation,. In Wi'l” . ucmnliitg. to
thr state*toiiiplr,dI«r, slate Uiuk*
C H E 0 N -T—
LUNCH SUGGESTIONS
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llimir-niuilt’ rhlckrn noodle simp,
ratlines. Hoy's fatnuus 'Haiiihiiinri
snndwirh, coffee and* cake.
iHdicinti*
potato salad,
p/»
t)U L
firetenlcd
tha day-by-day « « i li
ng capital nf Jepositni <
la
1044. its*- total M il gone to S3 t'i,i*Hl.M'!iJ. t*
A year later it was
J lOO.r 17. ' I 7:i I. ill I f linn - vh..t
It was ten years ago Tol.ii de
inwits fut all purpose. In It't • I '
titled t l 8rt,s(W,t\7U.iW. Vh-S- rvnresenUd a ’ jump of a p p ro itnately 112 million dnllnrs within a
year-
saltlnrs,
grilled cheese sandwich, coffee and
cake.
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fInly .1 miles South nf Hanford on Hishwav.JT. IJtne nut, Roy
Hauls In see ton. Open It A. M. In l l t '10 I’ , M. Cluoctl nil
Tursday.
Roy-Johnson’s Red Barn Restaurant
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people di ink Atlantic Ale and Beer than
It must be...
AL€*nd
Allen!U C*mfiany—r
( ’pieman Outlines Activities Of
Chamber O f Commerce Jaycee
(II mi rf |
front
Pagr
Our!
A viiiUf having a Uikn frnntij^n hngll-h war lender's speech had
f itppfoximAinly :i,0£KI feet that met no approval In the Unitrd ■
will be ut4i-(i fiif terminiU.
State* Cortpreulnnal circle*, and
ti
Mr.
Colrnmn
uriAt
Ininim'.vs H4
ihfHi
the
thi? grrunU add* that it has Gotten a lukc-.
i* • i linpt itiiut ibuinber project.1
•i.
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...
at
Ilr
declinedI . ih
that,
tins tia
the
l.iigesl -m yiey crop in the stale,
lie rcmurKed that tourist re*4rt*
in, tile .out hern pail o f the ntatn
have lusotne so crowded flint the
loorista
lire
l«'ing
eltaiWud
ntoniid and “ due to t
gamtd(,na
,iui rmini; (leiiieiiij there.
a
It" at many * |M*iple w ill
find
ppoi'j liti Santoid iiioHi (purler
amt mute soil.il.li. f, I ail eo
warm reeeptinn in tirumn.
.tdiir
Tasoi
Churchill'* d e m a n d s
a il
"The
creation
of
an
Anglo-!
American military nllinncr o p - ;
|M(st(| in tint Soviet. Union."
M W M iit H r n v i;
lA t'K SoN VIl.I.K , Mar. 8. t/l'i
I 'i i ictm
lorii(n
I,
N. ^ I'tm n ly
of
the
I. in Atlanl,
RLONDR MODERN SUITE
State tTamo and i i’rrih
Water Kotli Ci mini lesion said yesteiilay that tile St, Johns I'iver
ha. iiiH-o a|ieneil In lilncl x tuo-s
.. l.uift .... . >*f tli- V(ilil-ia liar,
o’ .iiuth o f llie i at u announced
, In a . I ill. plan^ III ilit- .Iilveitis
m
in. mm in. I tec a,id termed the pieviousiy
a. <|iiircnirut nf the l!.SO buildmu as henrftrml m toe cnuimicf.
it.,- Im ind olgauiialintu nf th.
11‘It> aim ■■•only and tile public
To Execute Your Volini;
smil that plans ate underDuly
I way to pen uli- a comlurt station
in tin- liuiliitng fop the public
|wrote m tne business section,
■ Mr._ Citemnn usiertod
that
■the < iinmlw-i is doing till within
its power to improve the road,
in Seminnli- Count) and oiitllno.l
plans fin the future as vveii a,
j *...111 lias he. n thus far* uectiupli-hed in eoiijuntiiuii wkli tliv
. late Uomi ilepoi tinent. Hr calfHooks Now Open.At
i-d on the -1avt:ve» to Win k jnth
ilernlil Office '
j I in, l m.rntn-i m getting now inJunior ‘ Chamber of
dusti •
-l.u 1i-«| here and raid
thnl within me
arga ii tea Imp,
('o n m terrr ■
pniji-rt, -tfieng tills lute art; In-lag i-vpunili-tl aiuL eliruili aged MS
1inucli a, |m»sili|e,'\
I Mr. Colerimie outlined plan* e f
I tile City and County to “ secure
.IOC— Niiifnid— -Naval A ir Ktatiep
to he usetl to the heat possible
advantage as a county Hospital
center, vocational and military
naming school, public airport,
county fair gruud* and pi moldy
' u hai<-hall training center for u
majoi league dull ’ anil its aided
! team, “
m
a
f'tlESSCT CY RIOTERS sweep through r.ecllon^of Bombay and Calcutta
fn j ; i t., hr i.i wulrrptcad rioting and disorder Hrrc li on* o( the Best
1'1.5’ues in aiiivr Uy radio from Calcutta shewing imw inhb* have pul
the Uinh to trucks and other vehicle* during UtwrloUng. <Interixallonot)
Sleek, m m ierii line.* in th is nnitu in Bltmtlt1
finish. Heil. C h est and V a n it y \yith la rife
round p la te tritt-'i.'1 in ir r o r ,
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BUY ON OUR EASY TERMS!
3 Pc. Suite
WATERFALL IIKDHOO.M Sl'ITK
^Ati oulktanding value in a
modern suite, ((unlity Imllt in
rubbed walnut. lied, t'la’-t «l
M ’JHCD
and Vanity.
AKTVtnh
AHO GROW
AM C N -Ii
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tACIt V I A R - - TAfJT rtM J U K
AC ft? HAUC ACO A N TIU tA .
CEDAR
Longdistance
t
Lines Arc
(Busier Than Ever
WARDROBE
Wonderful 'protec
tion for your wooi
luit*.
coata
anil
dress**. Spice for
IB to 20 garments.
( A R R E U ’S
others
PACKItf.E S T O tU r
HRtt Jt. kRCADI 9106 .
MODERN WOOD STOVE *
More"people are making more tong ill itante lejeplionc calls
Ali white porcelain »tova, O ’* * SB" top,
with heat Indicator, waUr resevolr, warm
ing shelf, fully Insulated 16" oven. A
i lmiiTevcrTanJ y yoii^may^xpcricnce^jlelaya on autue of
[yourcaUaA
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RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
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We ore Jo!og~eVerylhing posiible.to expand facilities. Thia
U*«rpr A
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\year ihouiamla o f mtlea o f new-long distance clrculla are
ileal Estate Sales— Rentata— Mortgnffe Louna
SPECIAL
Dependable lneuranco am) Rtmda
I being added — ,additional i long sflilance-awltckboords are
one 960
SATURDAY
ONLY
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Room 4 Florida SUU Bank Bold
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/ibelng cInstalled tn t many, placet--and hundreds o f young
omen-are being employed and,trained as operator* to help
HASSOCKS
All Colors
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neet^tlic mcrcoiing demand for wore long dl»Uttee oenrle«.y\
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CASH AND
CARRY £.95
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^ METAL LOCKERS
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ROBBS HOME BAKERY
. IN THE COW.
t the aenrlce only fo r neceaeary call* ^Yonr'conilnued
MMWMMMWM
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\sNceiroaATi*.
_r;- “ nw/\nn
SHOES
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Sturdily constructed with
reinforced
corner* • for
extra wsar.
J.IY
IQ -75
(plus U x Y \
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WILDING
BATTERIES—WHILE THEY
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In Unity There Is Slrenuth—
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To Promote the I’ rot rc<» of A a i t i n ;
To. Produce Troaperitj f , r Sanford. *
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Established 1908
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IN D E P E N D E N T
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Sliahlljr cooler (hi, afirrnw.n «ilh little
change in temperature tomorrow.
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NEW SPAPEK
M O N D A Y . M A IK 'U
11,
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Associated Press loosed Wire
Plans Made To
insert Subsidy
In Housing Bill
NU.MHKR 121.
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a r-m o n g e rin g
Administration Heads
....Meet This Mominjt
Bi t t e r Fighting Is
With President Tru
fr Itofirmg In City Troops Forbidden
man
At White House:
Suddenly Evacuated
To Criticize Reds
By S oviet Forces
W ASHINGTON, Mar. It.’ C D WUKK7.BURC. t i e r mu n y,
Slain Japs in Yard Of .Mukden Factory
ni t i al
Marshall On Way chS j . IsTo IFormer
British
L e a d e r ’s
To U. S. To Talk Missouri
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Address
With President LONDON, Mur. 11, (A P )—
Democratic Senator Allien BarkL’ y declaredj today that the Ad*
The official communist newsministration/:sApect* lit te-toiP
a subsidy fund to housing le;:.
torinl guiiH dn fo rm e r Brittah
latrim wncit it reaches tne be
at*. Senator Rnrklcy made Lie
P rim e
M i n i » t e r W ln s to h *
announcement fiillovsing n ctmt- •.
Churchill tiHiny. It w as Mon
once o f congressional leader* tin*
——
• — .cow' s first tlirevl reply to thly
f morning with President Truinan
i Ti r s' t; KrN(T ; mJ>cIi 'l l
uD |speech which Churchill rrmade
at the White House.
1 Pi evident Truman hns asked,
n
,
' h„mn. Ocuernl
lir- rift*T ( M
Mm nt t.Fulton,
, 1 last week. t
for |d„.0«0,0(H) in auLnidie* oni
'hurchlll
fclm!L tcfl Chungim*? by jitnhe
* m Villi aCi'UHL’u ClIIITl
i hulldli.g materials as a means of
t>rd»> f-i Washington^, Mai.hali of dying to incite war against
keiplng the cost of new home* .
Agency says that bitter fighting
will confer witli I’rv-idr-nt Tru- the .Soviet .Union. The Soviet
from going too high. The House ^
, man on the t'hinese military nnd newspapt-V asserted that ‘if th*
in raging fn Mukden between the
of Representatives struck the
i poll t teal * it uni Ions. Hi* flight former Prime Minister's ideal
opposing Chinese factions. Press
'suhrirtle* provision from the bou »-jE
Itinerary ioclildc* Tokyo. Wake were put into effect for a Bridispatches received In Chungking
ing bill and also kitted a provision
I - land. Honolulu,
lo ng llruch, tlsh-Amcricnn military alliance it
say
the ^Chinese Communists
that would have put ceiling pri
t'nlif.. and
then
Washington, would mean the death of tha
heavily outweigh the Nationalists.
ce* on existing dwellings.
with hi* arrival at the Capital United Nations Orgsniintion.
The Communists are aaid to have
Senator Horsley said that Ad
' scheduled for Thursday.
The Moscow ediiorlnl said that
r seised control 0f (he power plant
ministration supporters will try
The lit'nu nil will
t'tillfei
in Churc nil h id attempted to fntimVnnd northern district o f Mukden—
la revive all feature* of the <>riIvvk),. with (i^nn.il Mm An Ivfir idate the ihole world with the
a rity of 2.000.000.
glnal housing program asked hy
Dining Mui
al 6i*nrf*
hi* horror * of Soviet expansion gnd
Other dispatches say the Chinese
President Truman. Rut he de
dot i>-, util hi* takiMt i %i*r
rilrnac*1 to true demoby it* all
Central (iovernmsnt ha* proclaim
clared that the main effort wilt
t
u
-viTev,
,
i ’ ■trtrv in th<
•Hi (IrntM ill
W\nti
ed martini law in the oner-great
'* V '
jtie thrown behind the subsidy
l.llb-u,
(t'lmcr I’t'inmmrile i *'t live
M»<liift
ip.-'ted the
I’ ravdt
Manchurian capita) whose plants
payment", which the President
1 lib , 'fl'1
* ui Fr»m*»
article ns t] •ciarvivg t!,,t Churchill
have been picked clean by the
i says would enable returning vvt1,-1
In
fort*
Mn
f*>!
util
J- f t iviiit ttiM to impress the
idea
Russians.
lirans to obtain homes at reason. hui.gk IMF,', M*|lf Plti'Mldl JIf. S.f 1he* 1lv.it t iif. *
« « r i^ inevitable.
The suildeness of the Soviet
|able prices.
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National liovei iiiiient and I I'onrtimmg. Ihe t omniunisl 1‘arty
withdrawn) has been blamed for
The government is putting finite irri i
thr i it Hiun)»-(•*
that I'ewspSpei incused I httrrhill of
the street fighting in Mukden.
ini touch on a new order de
ill
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I
II
Mit III huf 4X1 l l it4 .,
not uniting pr,qile |o tin. w»r
and,
Dispatches received by Chungking!
igned to channel cruiatiucthm
im» *iviktK'ti by tHv It•*»--»i*t»* will tuinielv to mu against the Soviet
government officials aay the Nnactivities into the building of new
i Pim iimb'? I hi1 jin i '<1Mli
of ilium
Plionallst* Mid not nave enough
homes. The ordt/r. which Its-'
• bi
l %'l|lil?!' t- H»»*lit Ik r f1avine111|hi .i t | Ai'rording to i'rovda, Churchill
force* to cope with the situation.
not yet been lnued. is understood
i
Thr . i c t r e ilii’tll Wa* H'iit b***l ria mlare d
tlio
Soviet Cn io n by
H n s n w h ilc ,
Generalissimo
to call for reduction in commercial
b v <ti‘ Mfi,i| ( ' h a f i f
i iiih * hunjf, -aying
Uiut ltus»in mint* .the
, Chiang Kai-Shek and other high
and industrial construction, parti
r«*|»i«-*cti(ini; lh«* ( 'buii^klhif i f
(mu* of w«irand unlimited ex*
Central Government officials have
cularly of such building- ns night
IfMut1. Mini IM'lirntl •
K»i I iiiT pansitm of her -tretigUi and doc.
discussed the Manchurian situa
dubs and theaters. Person* who
i fji i I--2U'niin|if
! Iiip
( iMiiiiiufiliiA- tl Inrs.
tion at a seriea of meetings In
have seen a draft of the order vie*1 lii v •b,*'ii|ptt It* jn*rmit
f ir b i
After referring
Churchill'*
Chungking. Chinese Information
clare that it I* drastic and far
tiiu r IttiiiiH l<*
lt« Mititrhurin anti-suvict nttitudr i•^•ltlrt■n the
Mfnllter K.C. W'u h»* denied an
I„A. Shaw, formerly of the reaching.
lt> 4ifj***i \!■**• fuilliit); tli
' ,',**t* |first and sec»h,| w.o|,| wars, the
aascription in the official Soviet If.8. Forestry Service, now .n
fllf
fill** f f f l ’lt
editorial cited Hr ti*h policies ill
r.oval paper — Red Fleet—thnt resident of Ku»tis, spokr to the
l i reive n- l imi chile* conce pub n
Rotary
Club
at
it*
regular
lunch
Chungking requested the Ruaitnns
of 'lie prototype (tf liberatad
• I b i t I 111 t)F. ( I.lW ilf.N b, the h,nt .-* of -lain J ip . lie sptitw|i-d iiu ihn yard of a Mukden Man*
w'on Feb. 20 to postponed their, de- eon today at the Mayfair Hotel,
Kuni|ie. Pravda tenewVl Russian
■i n
tai lor), which, anordlttg to me Chinese Gnernment, wn* I....... of valuable mnrhitu t > l.y
W J>irtur* from Manchuria. Wu said
charge* ihai Rntish troops In
,.l l u •“ ' Upotion force.*, Chinese workmen reput ed that the Russian* recalled lire Jap workmen
(hat on Doe- -W it was Agreed the
tireece were supporting what lb#
help isinwe, itnintbifll equipment, urut [fieri era-uri-t Ihem r Inlet • atlniml .Soiindph-toi
Russians” snoqld compB U* their cal mid scienlifie norpose*. lie
ni'ispuper Called fa.e’ *t monarNT ERN BERG, * Get many, Mar
ws*
introduced
by
George
Tntthy
■iiUlilrswsl fnrftn 'Manchuria hy
c)tl>l I *"U"tioti
Il.tAh— The former chief of >he
wrho
had
charge
of
the
program
Feb. 1. Wit Mserta that since that
*
Mrf Shaw said that mice, con- German Luftwaffe— Genera' I'r
time, there has been no Chinese
hani
Milch—has
testified
t
rat
j
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F
Husky
Wight
today
W
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1111
request to the Russians to post trarv to popular notion*, arc one Adolf Hiller was a mental cn-e
nblr to tel! if one of hi* lien* had
of the cleanest animats and spend
pone their departure.
virtually all of their time, eating, a* far back as liMO aft-r 'he
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n
T IT
I' ln,,h n huge egg Saturday in. the
breeding, or cleaning
Im; themselves, conquest of France.
k A venue, o t whether ho
HereU
wlmt
Milch
told
the
as they practically never sleep.
th»* victim o f u piaetical jnko hy
War Crime*
trial
The rat* mature in (50 days, be Nuernberg
wtmic |m urnk ^i ei
•aid, adding that the bookkeeping session today; "He fllitlcrl liel ilt* rKK wctifn* M*pn nom
nnd nutthomnGes necessary in the came itbnnrmnl. Hitler win not
the
same. There
w«*
some
ami mi'ioitiTx -eovru amt
r, M SKH Vtl 1,F Mai II, (Speraising of mice ate enormous.
i } t |: «r t i * r H
" ’< ! ? •
UlMOftri
U h l
| It,
’ t h i ’lil
>f A
B.
After about .10 years in the change. What he did then wo* ( ,
A 11(1 C I O R p S IIIH C
»l reel H t llf H f>e-s 1*1
»*>* I'* ta'■>» ■ It"!-*
chn
forestry service where he learned contrary to whul he said !-■
‘
*«e iinfl'l t •
I III' ctll* » L it NiRj' . »•
'■ .1 i r I. II fl f esf Ihc
nomelhllig almut park rots found foie.’’
I' lT S l
.N I'J fO l 1*11 llll? 'I etety shtpmenl.
.... . T l.o id i |* KB* showii.b) Mr Wight today Vmetu.in (am .-r Society'* 1016
in tl«> westorn fon-*t». he said that
Milch then w»- a-hed d In n«'l
JACKSONVILLE, March II,
..lerate
-ire
)|, ( drive
,|
lumped dm mg the pa*t « e . t
"(
.....h-rate
-tre
Mt
f.-, Ion!*
u i. aiiiiounred
.... .. .....
. he retired to hu New Jersey told anyone else o t hi* *u*pt•(Special) — This year's
home
W ight
ight’ - ....
lion-.
lie said,
said, are
are high
high m i.„m e .M lle
fm m 4U7 nil 771 enr-i II* compared W
.
lie
today
by
Dean
cions
concerning
Hitln.
Replhd
not
have
to
"fill
out
!
farm
on
account
of
the
illness
of
tanner* wl
f ||\ (hklll |%|||| |*|( 1**1
" liila
‘
‘ a r* and‘ while........
vi llh tile previous week. Quality; 1
bred lU
h
le g - Walter J. Mnlhetly, Florida camf‘
application , iform* fur cranning his wife, nml casting about far Milch:
pnign
chairman.
Tup lender* u( tne t lu Tim ed,
u-j it if to
tu OCfUJIJf
nn* repnrterl itnnroverl hy heavy horn*.
something
occupy ma
his .time,
" I f I hail, I would have neeti
sugar,
OPA
district
director norms
"They' nto queer liett*," snitl
"The rnurer control fores* are
Auto Wurker* Imve i-Hiird
n
rains of late Vebrr
FVhnmry. Demand
SteWart C. Maxcy reminded ninth began raising mite for medical shot Immediately.’ ^*
statement derlnr'uig ihnt what
in Ftill good nnd ronsidering the Mr. Wight "A t one time imp extremely fortunate in enlisting
Florida housewives today. Ol’ A purpose*.
laid
an
egg
as
small
a*
a
marble.
the *eivice.« of Mr Peterson. It
ever per-oya! difference* iheie I
heavy shipments, price* have held
With the advent of the war,
a District Offices,
which
now
and at another lime one w i* i* ret tain, tloit under hi* lendermay lie between (hem. they me
V. P. f t * MEETS TONIGHT
II.J. Lehman, manager of the up very well. Large sire* *tf
w handle sugar rationing, are not such mice, free from all infection*,
united insofar us their pnlfr) in Sanford State F'aimei* Market, pn-eal vattely ate quoted nt iibo it •Imped like » pdenn."
|"hip
ot'nt) wilt make
equipped lo process the millions became very Important for the
Th* V«tenuis .of Forcilfn Mar* tin* Gcnerui Mntors strike is - -n reported lodii) that test* made 4*1rill K ill SnofonJ. ,md Gulden j It t. tom-red that Mr Wight an evcellrnt record in the camo f request* that would result if testing of antitetanous serums and
has loofn/.d i.|(h (,'liarb • "Mi*-Fpaign tn tni
their regular monthly c«-ratal. Rumor* of a stiuuicb- ( 1 yesterday l*y W.C Godwin, tn- variety,
funds to fi-h t our
nrol up
user* were required to
make laboratory experiment* o f all will hold
er-vuiy■■’. cancer,"
tif the total s h i p m e n t s ter Mind ‘ Mnri Amn in an effvvrt |''rtouilier »o
formal application for canning kings. The price of Guinea plga, meeting tonight at 8:00 ocJoek imwer within the ututm ............ •|vert or for the State Department
to
*olv.tin
mi-terv.
and
to
fer
|Ileno
Matin
V tie larevt.
sugar, n* was formerly the case, he said, ms* to about ?1 a pfece, at the American legion lint In* President J! J, 'liniiiius umt \>‘ - of Agin f llnte, showed that the fjo,,, Seminole Coulitv tlTi raj*, NsI ovit -inv po-*rlv!e -ko.lbluggerv
111
v
f
!n
.-f the I i id earn
whereas the mite. Just as good catad on the Lakefront. t'nmdr. Presldant Walter IteiiDwn lm'< Gity wnt.-i voeti*f- lo-lnlled there r pti.-enled neatt) Ivalf witiv Hi'
he said.
,».v kl) r-,.
Lloyd F.
Hoyle today Urged all lieen ’ eiri nlntin,; The,
tlii.-e ti tn Se|itotid»er
ed. w- l make it
w «. irgi.teiotg
*bippr.| doling tbe wo.-i, ti till- - v r
Canning sugar this season will ?°r most purposes, tould be sold
|
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d
d
o
t.,
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■i!l> expand tha remember* to tie present to pnrli- men in the organisation. I'b.n .
I sk gall. ,,, |o, oni-t, loti gu'loiis iif ihi. total Sanf-od slopped 2o I
be obtained through use 'o f spare ‘ for 30
cn™
offu-er*. Ib-utlier, mid Seeieturj lien »u i. i of water giintg liirough live and llviedo, I I ) rar-.
h prugtuoi to (toil the caul*
Roy William* was welcomed cipate Inthe election of
HEIM.
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K*
stamps contained sillier in Ra
. * ..
, .
.......
Gc rge . Andes, declare that the)
rcer nml to edu*
New plantings ute ret-oited tn
M| to rcctignlre Ihe
tion Book Four or rrw'the sugar into the club hy Charles Morrison
HI IMF. Mo, II i/1 v - Italian ,.lllr
are in utuitntnnus agrecnietU im meter, and tha! ihv* was doe to
putdic
good shape, at-eortiiug ttv official* are tabulating the vote •Inngei sigtiul* of early cancer
ration -aheet now being issued In and Preildent l^o l,e*her who anMAB0N8 TO MliET
the strike, and hobl lhal ’ tko- a two ineh instead of I *j Inc),
t f lJeu qf * complete ration book, noyticed that Roy Holler had been
Charles Sherman of Federal-Stale III their nation’s first
'
corporation ubuie i* re.*|i n*iide i gear having been installed.
. free .eh*C■
. i alfll seek medical treatment toon
w according to the OPA annouce- appointed captain of the Rotary
“ I hoi) naticed that ajnee Kept- Mai kit New* service. These are lion in u quarter of
enough* to save at lenst a third
Monroe Chapter No,. 15 of the fur the continuation of the walk
golf
team.
President
Leshar
also
(Mtitj
ember .the. water bills had been jn Zellwood, Oviedo and Wiers- Yesterday citUens of 43fl towns <>( th(iM wh(> ,u,v,.)(ip thl. discos*.
Royal Atch Mason* will hsvo nut.
,
and villages chose councilmen and
PI fat spar* stamp to be used announced that George A . Bpoet their rigutor meeting Tuesday They
assert
that
General much larger for the market than dale.
Mr. IVlersnn served ns chr.tr*
especially for canning augar is and Gordon Bruton had been evening
There Is
a line
fine demand re women voted for the first' time man of the ilefetise round) and
ng at 7;30
7:30 o'clock nt which Mutpr* Is responsible Itecause of Usual,’ said Mr, ■Lehman. "Twice
S
No.. 9. which became valid today named co-chalrme'n. o f Sanford time thai Royal Arch
Arc degree ‘will it* failure to. m-rept the recom- I had n plumlier Inspect all the ported for cabbage, especially at in Italian hlsto’y: There were nu alto hraded the Tuberculosis Camunusual disturbances and the vote pnign.
for live pounds and remain* good committee for the Rotary district ha conferred.
Ferred. All (Royal Arch memiations o f President Truman, plumbing nt the mnrket -but
He is widely-k n ox; n
through Oct. 81, Maxcy painted conference which will be held in Mason* are Invited to altemi.
iescrilieit n* heavy despite throughout this section for hi*
and ita refusal ta arbitrate the nothing wrong mold l»- found. I the Sanford Slate Mntkct. Prices
out Thta and another aUmD to West Patm Reach.
issue* that remain tinted Iml ■
refused to present the water bills have been riling ami this morn-j a rainfall. The Interior Ministry virtue interest in civic ami com
Visitor, included F..M. Woodflll
be validated sometime In June
| Tho statement was given out * to the stn|e until the reason for ing were listed at $1.75 to t ’J.m) lias announced Ihut the results munity affairs.
AUCTION
♦ r’ July will provide this year’* of Lehanon, Miss., T-E. Humpa* the_union's strike negotiating j (he large hills could lie foiintl, anil for locally grown cabbage. Quite will not he known until tonight.
V ‘ allocation for
hoihe^ canning hery of Utica. N.Y.. J.C. Tart of
! • i r(]ut|4^UN|. . rtilliinn
...
..*tl>4* (ti Wfll_. . . . .
i. bbag*
A
?
a
.
um Iia. _# /Vie#*#*.
1“T
*i,v ' ' ** u*u k q1
•>
_ has been planted
Peterborough. N.IL. Tom Murray I . . , 1 ‘8r5r,rn
The regular mealing of the
Sugar, ha aaid.
*e u Sj , '
preparatory to returning wage j the inspector here."
in this section over u period of
I w
"Our national sukfcr supply la o f Boston. Mas*., EG. Danis of
-t
wllh General Motors ofMr. I-ehrnnn added that the City time, according to growers. The Hoard of Director* of the Semi
|
atm extremely tight, with no Malden, Maas., George Hunt of . r-!!;.2 n t f UCU0n»i.^0mrM.C
'hts afternoon.
!
Iin* installed p ro m gear* to the Florida Vegetable Committee ha* nole County Chamber of Com I h
signs of
immadiate
improve Boston. Maas. Manuel P. Da Rosa fY
‘ Meanwhile in New York, tha>meter which now it working pro- announced that ceilings on cab- merce will be held at 7:00 o'clock
ment,” Maxcy Mid. “ It la still of Warren. R.L, and W.L. Thorpe •"R .v’F ”
• • Herndon, county General Elpclric Company ami:perly.
bags has "been *us|<Vjnled inde Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Carlton V. Ansley, son of Mr*.
uncertain hew much o f the Cuban o f Orlando.
Mayfair.
ir.ntlaunl »
!'•■* Tkr*rl
clerk.
.
'
the CIO United Electrical Work- 1
H. FL Ansley who reside* on West
sugar crop will h* available to
era Union ate la rbsuine w a g e ! --------------------------First fitted, has returned front
otr and tnla. along with th# renegotiation* today for the firs t1„
__
_
,
_
tbe European Theater of Opera
quiramenta of wmr-atricktn areas,
time
almost two month..
tion* where he served- for two
make* It Imposslbe to be vary
wage talks were brukan o ff J«n. r t
/v O A T S .... I
years vvilh the Combat Support
optimistic about the outlook ou
15 when 100,000 union members H e r t * ( U n 2 0 U u y LrC U VC
Wing of the Eighth Air Fore*
auger," he explained.
struck in-UK plants in 1(5 states
bcrvj.e Command.
Who customarily
tell
---------,„Comp*Ay
President
F,. ] F/“ c George M. Temple of th*
A.-stey a,so served four month*
..lined fruit buttriy, jame.
1 do not know of two -clsee* Alaska and U*4 raised funds foe Wilson say* that the only lm* United Htatea Navy, son of Mr.
,,
. ., •
,. .
.
, . with the occupation force* in
_ and other foods, however,
,
hospital
at
Fairbank*
during
portant
issue
still
not
agreed
I
apd
Mrs.
Martin
W.
Temple,
is
JACKSONV
ILi.E,
March
I
L
—
adjustment
in
egg
price*
*ndt
jn
,
a
member o f tha4
so similar in many r
.wh.n UP °" >• » » * * » . Wilson say* he I currently spemllng
a
20^|ay "Right now we hear the voice* M
costs, ll i* apparent that uy ‘,*^nF ,_** “
Alaska and Florida, di
rad tint the gold rush ol i«>?.
-a
of rmlliona of Europeans
Europeans crying
crying Florid*
Florida egg
egg production will l>« ->t’ntn Air Force Bomber CoiftBar. Mark Carpenter, pastor c t was well acquainted with Jack has no idea, haw long It will ■iesvehln Hanford with hit .par- <’? tnitllona of......................
■ |(>w w h tl |t
m igh t) tnand.
, ni2. 1" I f ul„ f.“ r
th* Holy Croat Episcopal Church, London, Rax Btach and Robert take before an agreement i * , ent*. r He is scheduled U> report
idded.
Btfrvki who Immortillied lh h .r « c h id on (hat ►eor*.
for further duty in California. S Bion, pirector « f Florida State j be.
he add
MOTION FILED
__
be either »h* anteunt ra- to a talk to th* 8anford Llot>* period In fiction and pcema.
In
Philadelphia,
AF
of
L
about
April
l.
I
?
Narkat
*
heie
tiday.
Wo cannot _get around the
Club,
Friday,
In
which
ha
told
of
LONDON, Mar. It, </D— A
that fo o d ! fact that directive* from Wash
1, or the tout paid by the
”
Kin*
Lion
ClFd*
Ramsey
an-,
leader*
Indicate
tv
strike
at
a
Temple
entered
the
service
in
*
"The
great
bulk
of,
nuilioh has been filed railing on
for title purtdw to 1946, Alaakan experience* during kta pounced that
March' ----1013 am) rrscelv^i
received hit
hi* ‘ must,
most b«
be pr
produced from Autcrlcan ington will not boost egg pro*
‘
"March
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« work **
IB was "tha,Philadelphia hotel by -276
duction
In
Florida
unlesa
l
i
«
e
the
British House of Common. 16
r amount u smaller, he ministry there.
boot
training
the
Jacksonville
eource*.
Florida
can
and
should
opening date for the Lion spoil*, era seeking pay increase* m»y
Ha backed up this assert
—
■* ---*---“ In
|- -a *t o- n- Churchill s
directives
allow
the
Florida
condemn
W
_.Jing that tha previous
aorad Junior
haaeball league, spread to five other downtown Naval A ir Station. He w *. later contribute to that production,
emphasising
the
points
o
f
,
farmers or poultryinan a reason- *p**ch at
Fulton. Mo. The 2B
Jon of a t o t ^ r a M t e e ef
tranaferred
to
tha
Amphibloua
"
I
**«1,
however,
that
If
wo
Manager
o
f
the
league
la
Porter;
hotels.
If
R
doe*,
aojne
2,600
fl* t o t famUy ttolt wlU iarlty of both places as foHowit
Training bate at
Hainbridge, are to make a maximum con- able profit. Tho fact that flocks labor members of Par lament wh*both have two seasons, “ wintar
Marylantl.
tribution, It la essential that (he ara being told o ff la proof t>o»l- Utevl the motion called ChufftWll'l11. fed
and summer"; both bars lota of
H i served
In
th*
Pacific red ‘ *p# which ha* so frequently live to me — and I feel, to any. tiiifitiii'‘keitniltsl A the cause at
. aiwmhV’ atJd h M ^ f o o d e ^ »p water frontage, and both hay*
» withTlni* sugar must be kept by
Theater of Operation* for more *nd eomeUme# dleaetrou.ly ham- reasonable observer - i " t h t f cur-' "orb l peace." The group ndytswarm
hearted
peopi#
who
do
not
persons doing home eannlug for
A F of L than a year aboard th* L9M P*rcd our effort* In the.* recent rent affhngementa do not per rated support of the United Na
TN iiw fi* wjU b« pUyed cent* an hour.
PIT too much into the past Of
mlt a reafonabl# profit. No tions Organisation until It can
unions
ara
Involved
in
the hotel 489. His dutite eerrled him to y»»n. "Ju,1
■alej he aaid.
t. ** ,cut *° *
Ttm dayi. Tnor««
others and who are not too hoi
dispute.
Hawaii, the Phtllpplney, Okln- mum. F orida etrawhernr grow- farmer or poultrymen would tall perform tho functions of a world
Tha u*e o f spare atampe for
awa and Japan.
t era, poultrymen, ami other pro- hia flocks H they were capable government. A time for debate
, canning sugar rtakte no change ad by traditions. Ha said
ho had found tho climate
D
RILL
TONIGHT
.ducer* have some rather
un- of- producing a profit any more on the motion hat not been eet.
Alahka vary moderate, although ahnouncad that tha Rotary Club
Company
C.
Fourth
Battalion
happy
memories
to
write-off
the than any other sensible business
b going to sponsor boy team* of
VAN NESS DISCHARGED.
HIE NAZIS HANGED
man would discard a 'profitof the Florida State .Guard, will recordi," Wilton asserted,
_ for each four month pop. b* added that It h*<t thraa ril- tha tw it age group, 13 to 15 year*
mateat moderate, New England
GERMANY. Mar. 11,
“Just now, for Instance, white making product," stated the di
AMMCJ/e Parker Van N « « of hold its weekly' drill tonight at
type' of weather, and frigid tem of agdc
Germans have been hant
•"
unobtainable rector.
A1 Lyon ratted for Uon re this, rity ■ has lieen discharged the Armory. Ca'pL John I* Gal- « 9 »
perature* In the arctic circle. .
•'It is apparent that in the torturing and slaying Alii
(oway today urged all member* luxury In Britain
and
other
from
th*
United
State*
Navy,
ac
cruits
to
qualify
to
maht
the
Bar. Carpenter also told aoae
toners of war last year. Th*
critical eUt#
centing to information received to attend In order to complete land* ov*r»**a, w* In Florid* are day* and month* ahead Florid*
interesting and Humorous Alaskan chaltenc* o f * Rotory golf toom today, from the Naval Personnel plana for a twb day emcamp- faced by a condition which la farmer* should devote maximum were executed in Hameln, Ger
on March 17.
it to be held thl* week-end at forcing farmers to sell their attention to staple product*. This many, after they had been 6*6*
sterlet which ware related to Win
U om ttsuaily got a lot i f fun
tenced by a war crimes tribunal.
immon .Hammock.
flock. Uoteae there la
by hie hiehop who bad te n ta
(Otwiuaaa om ra *o T % t«)
CHUNGKING, Mar. 11,—
(A P ) — Chinese Communist
and Nationalist forces are
said to he moving reinforce
ments into- the atea ,ot cm
. battled Mukden, the big in
du strial center from which
Russian troops have been
withdrawn suddenly..
The China Central News
MAH.
II,
bPl—
American
troops in i V u e r t b u r g , tiermany, hav# been warned by
their commander not to c£ititiiv the Russians in conversa
tions' ‘ w i t h
German*. The
warn ng v.-a* made in nn ofdvr
1 sued, by l.Lut. Col-- Frank
KLey o f Venice. Calif., to tbe
2ii.itd Anti-Aircraft llaltnlion.
Kb.y first raid that the mo
rale of the people of Wuerzburg had been raised by n
speech which, in his woods, hod
been made by a British pnlltlcum in the United Stales. Thr
Colonel fuither stated that he
bnd.lnard certain military per
sonnel express agreement with
thr talk in tbe presence o f Ger
man girls, lie added, "This
practice must slop immediate
ly."
Arrival Of- Truman's pnper-Pmvdn turned lt« etiL
Envoy To China Is
Scheduled Thursday
Contribution Of
Mice To Science
ToM Rotarians;
Shaw Declares Mice
Are One Qf Clean
est Of All Animals
Mvstory Surrounds
Giant
Found
B y . Husky Wight
Nazi General SayH
Hitler Was Abnormal
Union Leaders
Celery Shipments From Florida
Say Policy Same Jump lo ill Cars D uring W eek
In GM Walkout Kcqurat 'That Price ControlN Be Renmveil
No
Applications
Ho Be Filled Out
On Canning Sugar
A. B. Petersort Is
p«;- bmk ,f hi‘ h""'' nl-,s,& Named Chairman
19IG Cancer Drive
From Fresh Vegetables Will Be Sent
T’ti ( onjxr
Bv FYC Commil tee
Today Ln 2 Months Inspector Finds
Delect In Water
Meter At Market
Carlton V. Anuley
Home From Europe
Rev. M ark Carpenter Is Main
Speaker A t Lions Club Meeting
i„
Th. Cicor^e M.
Temple Ih
\vi|Sfln Says State Should And Can
Help To Feed European Peoples
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MONDAY. (MARCH 1J ' I04G
THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFQRD FLORIDA
TWO
Rural Common Sense
. .
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
R eal
E sta te
S ales— K tiiln l# — M o rtg a g e
Dependable
Insurance und
FINE QUALITY
II> Spud* Johluum
LIQUORS-WINES
Loan#
Hr H ARRY W. BALL
A I* Xewafeaure.
PItINCETON, W. V#.. — The
R I M , ' world Ka.pjrj muacular
dystroph;
• r» re disease that
Honda ‘
Room 4, Florid a .Stale Hank Uuldin#
■ St0"*.
.*
.vevwMaa#fWJWw iMai
Ttixedu Feeds will. make yuur
Cfflcfeftfrow
. r• i
._. •.. • iV \
BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
-_L
l
(let-your ( supply of strung
healthy Baby' Chicks from
r'. i
P*
2nd SI. at Sanford Avc,
tary*. and tilri* between th* agos
of 10 nml HI, and It* *l»o wn/ii*
them tu s*c r that their chihlr-si
Jieccttit 141 eltrb mcmllf f r lf-l hsw*
312 SANFORD AVENUE
**WDAY BY D AY W E ARE
i t * not- (hot.a tural youpgster
can't make good if ho Isn't a 4-11 !
cluli n>omh#r, liul it’* eerlntor that
ho will have -n letter chan c t «i
njnhe good if he (or she) l*i -‘>|
mcmlxi o f tho organisation. Tito (
latye number of young men and
women who have nimle gbddj whohtve attainnl leadership in ’ agiiMintiri’ -SmMither lines of wmk;
nml viIn* w.-ie once 441 ci th,
i member* I* -poalllve evidence r?~
till* fact.
| All pnrrnts ure amhitlmis for j
their children;-they want to roe;
l hem ' ili1Colon Into Rood citUmisj
nml outstanding, ranalde, and p
giessive men pnd women; a
thry ere mining Just that nu
of a chance of ix-slUing th
L affrrted.
Yet they are a happy loi and
O ETTIlfU IN STOCK
g i - f e 'U S 'w t r ® : :
Hard-To-Get Items!
enter County’* lUnaruni teicher,
induct* for uiim at th* JoKhatort
> »c In. Princeton.
KUm i of th* John*ton boy* I*
fc SEAT CUSHIONS
•
Jack, Now HL bo ha* resumed
cUtaaea after a thVe*-yeor l*p»e.
i
AUTO HORNS
Automatic,
GAS LOCKS
He's In th# fourth grad*.
Next In Ith* t* J. Er Johnston,
19. who biuL U quit lh t third
trade In the fall of tit44 when it
became Impossible for him to
boerj^ the achool bu*.
Eight-year-old Clen Ik UhahJ.
■lent* or I-II l m j i o i N r HAIRY t. TRUMAN I* *hnwn at he tntroda^d former British
Pr>mc Minutci Winston ChutchUi to member* of the faculty at \Vc»|emleavi{r» SOt nd'trtcr'(?ollrcr Pulton. Mo l.aU>r.CHurrhlt> declared In a 14 minute
Is and to en- mldreat thni pence fan t»e aasfucd only t»y reaching “ now; in 1M0 -this
ly doing ainnr yrm. IJUtf—g * , * , 1 understanding on *11 point* with flur.lo under th#
fm mum mi l jr S m l authority or the United -Nations OrgnnfMtioa Both CfiUr«l}lH
It niso aims duj piesutont Truitian received honorary degr>4*.
' (faiernattonal)
ro|ftT*MV
C & C LIQUOR STORE
From whoro I s i t 6y Joe Marsh
It fcumdft friri vucicd A«>*>»■
m
complete* the fRmlly.
Our
town has a
0
Housing Shortage
gsj? f f ij o e ia r t
firmed,.
Y*«. *ir, there** a real housing
shortage In our town, a* I gums
l here I* In yours, too.
,,
sJ$afe
Kao/er Cole, for Instance, 1*
their, late u*ti*. ,
Muscular, dystrophy U nearly
eomo In
<(imp*.
nn«I
t*tner
•uen
eveni*
*lw *y*
which an- regular and Important
|ihese» id I hr l-ll program
I II club mriiilvershlp costs the-
SURE WOULD BE •FOOLISH
of
heredity ojigjn.
Jto-
dlag**#, wJ*o present I*
much.
The |>ut|m»r nf th r Kslrti.inn
Service is to Improve rural life,
und It consider. the 4-11 rlilh one
r f i|a must rffertive means of
ac.-omi llshtng thnt purpose
o<cttr m
• ••hed Keefer how thry got along
togetherr—especially the grownMfe Dlda^lhoy get a little edgty
from tIU nolae and crowding?
IC*cfer look* at me with a twinU*. “ flur*,” he sajra. “ And when
eararal gen
TO B U Y
CIRCULATING HEATERS IN SPRING
thut wuh lirfore wiir, .strike nnd hotllenccka.
We nilvirtg you to write YOUR HEATING
!M NOW. while we can get the«e well-made
HEATERS nl pre-strike prlrex- We offer
ntQuU.and free Htorgge until Full.
I rum where 1 stl, It’a great to I
able to ret** irMing thl* strain .
poMwkr living with a Iu i c m ;
that's truly moderate sad who!
some, truly, friendly.
father*. ‘ .The
Imy nr girl nothing, and it offers
CapyrigAt, S9K>, United Staltt lirtu trt FoumkiU*
Sl/c William David Lane. Itnu'.o
'J. Ilcsac IfiJ-ll, has l»een discharged
front the United Hta_l*s, Xuvv,
nrordlng to Information receivvd
today fiom the Naval I’ersonn’ l
ttepnralion Center In Jaduiunvllle
•-•
LE6Afc
«
N o i Im
\ O T 1 l* K
.
Is kareby Tflvsn that I am
«llg«g*3 »n beatoeaa •at lto«.m *»*.
BAUER RADIO SERVICE
I'hone 29
tOADID with FOOD, medicine*. iurg)eaT butrumRntf and fttW 'deiser
plies, an Anicrtran |I*l|«f for
aide the castle ol 81 Anggjn. Ihuno. hotdini fur Uj*F|or«,Bqo hwdqtlwrter* ol Mlsarirotdi* Orgamaod In 1S44, MUrrlcnrdlu has an unprtet*
dented mutt I ot having served without Interruption the HqA and tt>*
poor, rrtuidlrss ot creed After 7i'3ye*r* nf *Ui;h Mrvice, U.now *cllve/y
nperatrs among the thousands of war eufTerers in itt»!y, tiaternatiOMO
CLEANING DEPARTMENT
Detroit'*
Send your Dry donning with your
Tigers
held
a ilim
2 d " Haiifonl Atiaatla
llaok '• t U M fn f t . kaarutil.
under the llc».th*u* name hlrbr
Vacuum Cteaaeev gcata irretrinatoc.
utul that I InUod -to regtaer aul#
name QiirsuiuW •* In*
r"1
glcUtluua Name* Htalute tCha*Ur
(n il taiwa
Peeruta) «Hh the:
A lik al ike oteemt cokft <,f Him.,
mol.
‘ v,i‘ n,k - . ^ i V - t T L l a i t ' r i l l
I
Serving The Finest In
telupBone
*
OPERATORS
Stiorttag R ir»
KB -
*
CHOPS - CH ICK EN
SEAFOOD^
To Execute Your Voting
laundry. W e o ffe r you a Complete
Service.
Phone 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY
CO.
♦
Roolut Now Open A t
Herald Office
Junior Chamber of
Commerce
V
I I i f . Crd St.
I'lton* 478
_.
• •
_
Owners
!ore He Pub that Uaifonh
Liil ua mukf a
i^t.. . .
i
ACCUilD of beheading her year-oJd
daughter nraijc**, bD*. Olivia Ra
ma* Ocdona (right) Is pictured in
Wushlngton being escorted by a
policewoman to headquarters for
finger-printing. Wife ot a chef
aboard tt»a PrcsUlMtlal yacht W iL
IldmiOgrg.-Mra Ordtma wa* quoted
by police M spying that, haraned
by the child's locetaant crying, she
laid nor across • bathtub and .cut
oft her head. •' ■ (fafcnMIloMl)
photograph you
will treasure ulways
ROBERTU CO
PHOtOGRAl'HEr
ESSEX STUDIO
'N . I'ARK AVK.
^
■f '
tern'll tsjs Te.r
•sdfM fa a <***■!>.
fsw IpeMsr wt|l wise
reft*** faflgee **4
.A Hi
ti
.
r
•
-----.K>.
,
ytartvof a g e or over, w»u(ed t<
at a h|gh rate of income for t
�Mo n d a y ,
march
n , iotr>
Rev. Carpenter
Is Main Speaker
A t Lions' Cluh
Wilson Says State
Should A n d Can
Help Feed Europe
:
----- -------tram inMil rmin r’jKtc or.**
in watching Tafl Twister Die
It'saiUiirU Irem t'sxr Hurt
need not curtail pioiluctkui of
the luxury-type
product*
f.n
which the Stale ha#. built such
"•> a tremendous trade suVo tKg
hulk of yUr staple, r^pp* cotj
»'
from Bten-i which >b> not * 1*011*
jfen trste on vcdi’ tnhles, and since
•the cultivation of the stable-,
to n large extent, carried on In
;.
months
whip
lettuce, celery,
bonus and other major
tiuck
crops arc nol being harvested.
Conditions on maikcts' eperutcd by the onfanixation which
he heads, were, summatixed by
Dlrrctoi‘ ‘ Wilson, u* follows:
.
Sanford:— Growing conrBtlon*
at present are. excellent. More
than 2,000 cars of celery have
Jjcvn shipped
from
Seminole
Wounty this ie»>ui. There in a
^ shortage, o f * cabbage .and dr*-‘
mami exceeds -supply on 'many
vegetable*.
Wauchula:— Crop-, nrv comirg
along In line rhn|>e. and n big
Spring season U expected.
Plant City:— Strawberries am
making a slow come-back from
the preceding week's*disastrous
_ ratyi*. Spring vegetables are lin
ing' gold — yellow sipmsh bring.in g I T &(> per hamper, pepper
‘*4.05.
Palmetto:— To i n I - c v e t c l y
damaged by. recent rains.
Pabckee:— Cabbage selling at
$1 to 11.75 in 50 pound sack*.
Early bean* moving.
Fort Pierce:— BuiAper crop of
tomatoes thi* spring indicat -d
harvest to Increase in volume
after mid-Mimh.
. .
rlor.da City:— Produce vol
ume running heavy, with
to -1
rJiatoes selling frem ?3 to
^eans, $2.85 to S3.20 and iiunsh i
$2.50 to f t . Quality fair mid
demand goo»l on all vegetables.
PARK THItEt
T f l E S A N F O R D 1 !E R A 1,1). S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
! Saunders announced that the 'oHI45 Clipper Traffic Breaks
lital "tore winfill make improve
- from time to 'time. Cecil
All Previous PA A Flight Records ment
11,. -- 1* in charge nf the m.at de. partnivnt
Ml A M1. Jfav. *41,. <Sitniijl t
TKV* Flipper* of Pun ItflWtirUll
WudJ . i n n # j . Xle# . the. gg«h ■»
lent *f nearly 1.1*00 times nruurd
the world lit Latin American skfe'
during . ID U>. >tu-ji,is,'H'tr „nll ta’rianj.v in.-ntfr W i i n c y ^ veer Mr,
I
•usd .by ■an uveiowe t.npt flight
.-row members, tm Latin Ameri
can Division.- rollud up a twunl
uKl lf>,S8:l passenger mik-' dur
ing the 12-month |ieriisl.
see If they haw forgoUci
i" i.brJi.tsiHB*
-thy CUR
l.doTt-rinw. otSigUTiftlrg on I
■i-rs. .hu’.tJvd— li.DuaC.’ui .puuiutl
lit*rt*OKE. Mhsx. 'cm— A my- “
jha*oarllii y p nddtixv the chair
In ;. >cm th.il -.uw the iran-t foreign mail over SO.dOO mil.-* 1 uuipa! "truant list" to curb ab(King Mon Clyde Itamtey) |rosenteetsm hn* been suggested by
!l«n fi.uii w.rr Io |«-n.‘ etime opei.i
perly with the view of f ,'racting *
f Latin American routes, rum- j the Holyoke Taxpayers Associ
tliuiu. 1 M .Y . U 1111 Amoiwan D.-i* pitted to l.l.UOO.Ol
10 cent fine* from them.
*,
UK) pound* rat 1 o- l ation.
(nloii i ittiisl front l ‘*-to 2'* p ■> m UMt.
Friday was no CKCfptiou. Xi*.
Executive Secretary Kdvvtn A,
rent mole (uisgngers, mail aad'vv
Stejiped ujt schedules and adtll* Seibid nntlficd the mayor that the
sooner had John Melsch
ami
pre.i<
than
during
Hut*
p
rev
mu*
t
m
na|
rouipment
made
this
re
John Ivey been highfv praisVd
twelve month-* iik ilt the ittmtlmn ot'd-hfeaking year Jwusible rfnd association would like ■ to sea
and presented with pin at inchof
»i lie luled fitglilV imleaff.I '*> gave nn indication of the *e >ite ".fiecifically staled on all muni
men ts for 10 year* of faithful
cipal payrolls the number of day*
i
w
tl-jtn 'it* pei cent.
i t th.* tremendous expansion pro- ea*h employe I* alaeal fiwm -hi*
Lion service and attendance than
Th>
-year-end
re|mii»
iu*t""■'gram
wivixiouedto*
the
airline
they were fined |0 cent* for
lease.t -h>” t-AA. *!tvw* a total of, .taring the Jmmediaie po.t-war or lire work, either’ fur reason*.
failure Vs- -editress "the chnir"
»f
illness or annual vacation
34tL3iitl
rpoevtufvne—almost L.,UI" -1 years.
properly in acknowledgement,
leave.”
daycarried
oii-i
all
tonic
ol
'"hut how can anyone stand,"
|tho laitin J met 11 un i'ivisinn, c on
protrried Mr. Mjisch who had
Rev, VV.11. Znndrr*. riavn>l"i.f pansl do" the prt-vtoif- years tut 1!
partaken heartily of Mr*. Cari
llons home cooking, "after eating the Bethel A M K * Fhuirh ha' 1,if ■,302,575. To m i ry this its ord
ONE KILLED
hifft appointed clutlumm uf tin’ numb,-1 of inter-Attierii ti ti.u vi
? - much.”
n htrit!. iHvidon M»f the . unntl 1,*rs. the Clipper- flew 23,7.5W'-*I
Two
new
refrigerator
counters
MELVERN. Kan.. Mar. II, (ThItnl Cross Fumis . ii|i|>'<*i hy B.H. 'm ile;, almost fiyo iiiillion mine
CttitnlQT. Ft m'ii.>lf t*u sit * tli lie than the IP.Molitio ffown in 11114 weighing 2,'OCH) apiece have hern One man was killed and another
.
1
installed
in
the
’Margaret
Ann
fatally Injured eu'rl^, td.lsy when
EOs]
While teuninattRir
clmlrfnan. ,
tiac. ii|m mti in-, fin the army in Grix’ eiy, It was' announced by an eastlmund Saute Fe .Mail aad
the fatl. P M
pui into oniesf Itm Fanntlci*. inatiag-u. E. b. express train was derailed pen-^
engineer,
superintended, Melvern. The victims were the'
NEWARK, N: J. (/D- .Y'u
, ,
ir
,,
I extra plane* and esplitmient re- White.
protully won't hear many sfu: lexlUwk puhhubln^ firm, -aya thi j leased by th.- armed forre* and the installation*, an all night job engineer, F. C. Morse, and th«deni, cqmplalnlng ata.ut this, but,res.on* aie: rhortago of impeh j need it* sclnnlltlod flight' tot1for eight men.fireman. ,!, F. Overstak. -Tho
nildishcr* of school l«*oks nre m» . « h mereaaejl demand md t-alehm« Irt.StlO, n 50 j er eenl ineiea.e
Tfle Margaret 'Ann Grocery «y* j cause of tho derailment uf eight
’nr M il ml "it will'lake yrart” l o ’ op with the ielre.ieh.uent year- •Avt- loe p m i.i'n year's KM't’t, tern itperate* 50 gi-.*‘rry 'tores rar» o fihr train has md been
I, pis sjon
wit ut
the
cat.h up. wi(h the demand.
Iduimg
■ajg hil, ., tun Imok. ft tli n fleet nt t |i|.pet- I hoi m the slate, ana are j limn mg to 1determined- There were no pasWilliam W l.ivingnod of Hills-1 -> h.‘..l. g
.engers atsiard.
2l!
more
,..ur*
in uk' i'I .| .lutitiL' tie y.-oi oi-rii. in-tall
[Ini,., editor-in-chief of a large I ttr, had
Now Kefr iterator
( ’ounters Installed
No Complaints Are
Heard From Students
POSTMASTER GEN. HANNEGAN KISSES THE CARDINAL'S RING
PICTURED DURING CIRtMONIES that heralded till ictutn to this
country from Home, Italy, where he was elevated to Hue rank td.Car
dinal, Francis Cardinal Spellman is shown (top) Wma e*cor led to tho
Sanctumy of St. T‘atrlck'» Cathedral m Hew York by the Itcv. Arthur
Quinn who carries'tho Cardinal's Red flat, and the III. Rev. Msgr. Joseph
F. Flannely. (renter). Poitmister General Robert K. itanuegan (bottom)
rcpnasentlpe President Truman, ki.-.?<■* Cardinal Spellman's rin| after
cohciudlnc a talk at New York's Metropolitan-Opera liouae where
Spellman was greeted by member* of the Cutliolic laity. (Inlcniallonal)
Celery Shipments
From Florida Jump x
To 771 CarslnWeek
^
Cesllsitil Fran, |..is, Onr
fin itely.
*
, The following other vegetable
celling* for March were listed by
the FVC
March H Simp.
Snap
- a* u| .............
be*nn. bunhcl, $3*25;
m riou,
bunhel, $3.00; lotlurr* crate. | ?.2'V; *
onions, 50 poumln, $2.0r»; jurecii
•>cas, bush.I. $.1,50; while pota-1
oes, (100 pounds) $3i»5; *w o it'
otatoes, to Apr, .1, $3.00; *truuerries. pint. 20 cent* (Ifdh :o
30th. 2? cental.
r A recent uruminmu* miuv*1 ’ f
he board of director* of FVC
D'-at price control* iw remnv.d
from fresh vcgtlnblys r#il| lt-*r
transmitted to T)1'A 4ml'’ fK r,n..
gress'tiy Manager L. draw in per
AMONO THE 5EHAIORS criUcumg former Prime Minister Winston
son during the week of March 1H
Churchill'* sucscsRon that the U. S. form a military alliance with Great
whrffl hearing* of the Moure and
Britain were (I. to r.) Glen II. Tayloy (D ) nf Idaho. Ilailgy M. Kllror*
Senate Committee* on renewal
(D) of West Virginia, and Claude Pepper (l)T id Ploriria. They aie
of QUA Irgidafion arc b.ing held.
shown with 0 statement w hich declared that Cliuichlll'sjuopasal would
The Committee in ila' recent b.ddestroy the unity <>[ the Dig Three and UNO. ‘ 1 ‘
(fniernationa!)
lelin alro predicted that the pre•ent.. farm labor shortage may
-bsrome Worse than better.
V . According to Semi nolo County
Agint C, It. Dawson, Jomaic.rn
I* nore r* hrmluii: h: 11* at guvi-i ti
me nt espense have performei a
vnbiabte serviev.
At
present
there are about 150 of them nt
the Farm Labor Camp. About M
of th' original number that were
sent here have been sent hack io !
Jamaica for various reason*, ineluding those that are misfit or
homesick,
* j
Recently one of the Jamaican* j
Unhulred if h" cnuld obtain 11. S.
cltlienship. He wo* lilfnrmcd by
the Immigration tiff'ce that it
was Imnosiiblr. Part of the sav
ings nf the worker* here I* re
tained and *cnt to the home govertiment *0 that the worker will
be assured of having fund* when
returned borne. Mr. Dawson *ald
E
RIDOV Kn
b*j r
rtfrtR JSosat
Automobile Is His
*.In a f
Pnr
T h i*
liS vit
HARRISBURG, 111. W l - Wen
dell Daktr wanted an autonmhlle,
but ha hail to turn woodsman to
vet It.
Matt J. F ills sold Ilakct- his
1K11 car, which Plain .stored In
his Karace when he stopped lin
ing In 1U.15. . Baker found a t r c
taller than the garage had grown
•Ut Inches in .diameter to btxk
ph* garage door. Baker chopped
matvcls, hero for the first time you sco pictured tbo birth of an islsnit
News'reports have told the details: volcanic and" hot. the Island is rlrini
slowly out of the sen about 200 mile* from Japan, and the projess ti belnf
watched by U S and British government observers.
(InferMHonal)
&
’ r
buying a nhtrt nt a sale.
look at the
Marucri took one I—
........ shoving
..... „ rros
rowrd of woscreaming,
to huy white shirta
■
NEWARK, N. J. (,P>— Facing men itryinc
Japanese 'gunfire In the Philip advertised at 12.15 each, returned
pine* U one thing, but Sgt. Rdteo homo and sent Ids aunt to get the
Marucci of 272 Ivy Court, Orange, | goori*.
k i c u m
v
S id ic a
Plan Today to have an Electronic A g e .
Home at the Lowest Rates in History!
. . . the ch e ap e st item „in m a r
The Electronic A g e Home is the last
entire household— and here’s proof!
It w ill save you time, w ork an d
word in comfort and convenience.
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r
O
money, A n d
*
RENT
id "..
CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS
MISCELLANEOUS
FUEL and ICE
IF YOU WANT
A CAREER IN
AVIATION
:
r 1
'
$ v 1
i
•^
remember,
too, the more uses to
which you
put electric service, the
cheaper
tho cost You measure
tho cost of
electric service for cooking meals, washing
1
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i
"I
^
tho laun-
dry, cooling the house,
heating
the water, refrigerating
and the
like, in P E N N I E S In
your
all-electric .
home. You myut plan to have
an ^11 electric home now. Elec*
triq*erVA r 1 l' ice has
beon cheaper; never
done so much, so well.
'all, that'* business oppor-,
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�A Threat To The, Country
The Sanford Herald
b lik lla M
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IMPROVED MODELS, UNIM PROVED DRIVERS
HELSINKI. Mur. 11, (A1)— The I
NEW YORK, Mar. II,
However one may feel about ihe rights of labor and
near prtsklriit of Finland, Juhn!
Paasikivi
ha*
taken
his
.nth
o
f
^ r y im r 0,000 return*
in Ma*»-iia A«*aaa
npp<i f ° r improving tho standard of living of the nverm
t,
. | ,
in* G rs w*ro-**P*ctH to dock to'" S ^ T T .
ri.a« matter >
man, it is becoming Increasingly evident tlint strikes
office.
^ 1anxikivi ploilKt*(I In** ja y al imrt* on un-eaiL nent anil
, i>ts#*»r xr, iris. aa ik. r«ai oio»* in themselves are n relic of barbarism, harmful to both
Kovernment* to cunrenlmte on ind „ „ i f P,,nai,
. * *■
'
fullfillinenl of armistice term*.
J ’.,
,
, , , ,
i
un?1 the publlc ,n Kcnernl- ar,fl "bould be outlawed
at Matrk H.\in
He ilcclare.1 that the way to a
f ' ,ur V' M* 1* wwe ^ l u l c l to
___
..........„ . a
-(w h erever men regard themselves as civilized.,
peace tienty with Itu-sia and Bri- arrive at New York, three at San
ROLI.ASD I.. liUAS
Ever since the war ended, nnd to a lesser extent even
s:4l«.»
J
tain ijertted upen l*cmi»t) rnobt f ranclrco and one at New Or1,011 im% m .tw
while it was being waged, the whole country hail been In
of Uie in inn tin- rondiliona had |ran.
llitiRrM Oaaaarr
the throes of one strike after another. Even those not vitally
been fullfillcd.
• .
• CDKIIIPTIOX RATKI
affected were depressed ns each day’s news brought -forth
.
I'arakl* la A l u m
,7 Cartl*|l a o k ---------- • -10 more headlines of industrial strife, the most-vituperative
»*• Naalk - ____ -_________ .11
'W%t— Maalka'
_________.__ J-ia propaganda against management or labor, work stoppages in
®T©M ©M ®
H» Maalka ---------*.-------- ,. . f M [rhe midst of growing shortages, strikes, picketing and riot
War y*ar
----- --------- • - *
ing,'
*
",
• '
5 5 1"
a k lla a rr a . l l n * . r*r*+ a»
All /ah
There is scarcely a person in the country who docs
■k a a k a , r * ~ ,ia ila a a ■ #4 a a lla a a a l
•a ta rla la ia v a la f a r Ika [ a i a w
" * not think this Is a sorry state of nffuirs. I| is costing
©
f-a -a -f* | | il| , w ill ka » k a r « * 4 fa r
workingmen and. labor unions millions of dollars every day
r t r a c a la r a S ia t lla l—
f»< — ■ . •,
m
which they can never hope to recover. It is costing business
ln la »4
N *M # m r# r
w
• l i r a , l a * , r r p t r a r a la Tfcr lla r a lS and industry additional millions of dollars every dny, and,
■a |k# a a lla a a l 11*14 •*' * 4 * • * * * * * ■ #
• Representative
ns
in
the
case
with
labor
untold
good
will,
the
value
of
which,
O l f l r r a arr
a t * a ta la la la *4 la Ik * l a r a ; Olflrra
©
lb*
r*aal*f
**llk
i unhut even he estimated. And it is costing the consuming J
#at rlllra la
L -i irib flM l kraAauartrra fa Cklraaa public higher prices for everything that can be bought as
aa4 A#** lark.
________ ,
well ns great annoyance, Inconvenience anil downright hard
1
Tb* llrralS I# a aaraakrr af Tkr
A aa* rlalaj l*r*M nklrk la rarla- ship.
■l» * lf rallllrd la tkr aar far frBut if the people of America think, n strike-bound coun.
kakllrallua af all aina 4l*palrkra
- aaadllad ta II ar aat atbrraiH try In this day uiid'time is a sorry state of nffuirs, in how
• W*4H#4 la Ikla paper mmt alaa
Ika larai Itna pakllaktS karala. much worse light must we appear in the eyes of the people
All rf«kla la rapakllrailaa af ■**• of the rest of the world who arc looking to us for leader
Hal 4lapai*k*a krrrla arv alaa r»Phone 932-J
ship in social and political thought ns well ns for unlimited
“
T*
quantities of goods with which to rebuild their own war•MONDAY. MAUCIJ^ it. I W
Iridden'eountries? Why Democracy, if its privileges are used
_____ •---- 1---------I for dostruction?
. No one disputes the right of any working man, or any
BIBLE VKRSK FOB TODAY
combination of them, to strive for higher pay, and no
________ . .
But what about wraith you can doubt In many cases today they deserve it; hut it would
take with you nny lime, any seem to us in this dny nnd time, some Iletter method might
where? j
| n,n become rich, l>e found for resolving the differences - which inwvitahly
I hive found me out anbat anee.
arise ' “between management and labor than by wrecking
FLORIDA STATp
—-lionet
tho economy of the whole country. A matter of 17Vfc or
1 . • THEATRES
u
lS'/s cents nn hour should not be allowed to'stand between
Stnrts
Have yot^ registered for the the people of America and tho greatest era of prosperity
Idist Times
TUESDAY.
if hns*even known.
DtminTalit piinutry?
TODAY!
For 2 Days
In our opinion the Wagner Isibnr Relations Act, which
(Monday)
Army anil i.as ifl.uuo plane*
is
at
tho
root
of
all
this
trouble,
should
be
repealed
at
once,
Tempting,
alluring,
living s
■aa’ipft from war—headline. Left,
.and In its place should )m anbsrttuted a bill providing for
' > Wid obsolete.
in terror of what nomo (.'all *
■ y f l f i ~ —— *x4*■
love . . . others MADNESS.
F.a.u Von J-Apen ,.y. he d l d f c C0'nH * ° 1
ry arbitration of industrial disputes with
ij. > mciyiiung la* could iu prevent rPKion“ * ''oanls of arbitration csfabiished, much after the
One reckless man discovers
S PANISH
r | um in ij.'j. l#Vi,ryihu.|t «xe€pt •runner or our federal court*, whose decinion would be
tho fearful nc^ret in her
with teletype j aper. the continu
tarrying bu appeal Jimi lu tlti-j final, except for appeal to some higher board.
I ___________________________
life . . . when he plunges
ous strip of whlrh is in u ( mix
Slate News Briefs
' *pr‘
In *hp absence of som
e Huch legislation, or n complete,' S ANFORI) FORUM
into the experiment peril
under his typewriter stand. At
change in the present attitude of l>dth management and la-1 lly W II.LAR I) CONNOLLY
i
ous.
the
tup
edge
of
the
machine
he
the 'Wash?n*ton Mtny-t* -Bou id M*r,l l**
«Iuito (tonsible that *thcHt' strikes will continue Kelttor Tilt* ltcr alil:
attached n thin metal strip
*T rratl 'in my
, lodity
Forty-nine war brides from!
MUfKcatinjt ih»t Gen. I!a* Arthur until the shelves of all our department stores ure completely
1by means of which he tears Ihe
about
the
tabic*
*ittuition
and
I
Jircml- the J*va»<->« «" u*'H**r to hnre. until*millions of meh nre unemployed, threatened with
paper with an easy yank.
. »av. hi. invfitnicnu m the Ihiup- starvation, nnd the WPA or worse will have to be restored, don’t k«tp a dog on m«; premUce. , ,lln t.,.r rj*bandi have teen
SOU • 1 nave jo»t barely escaped honored guests of ihr cily. They!
'* ___
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we wiU find ourselves in the midst of another depression lieittg bitten
Inmy «wn yaril |,nN(. |,ci.u taken fo Farrul Jungh*,]
twic#
in the In^t rlKut months. *^, 1 ^ 0f |j10 city, lunchisl atSome tnlcntril young (U en- i s
We’ll hut those nwioriata who,w’hli’h will make the panic of 1933 seem like a picnic.
The t.oR .Imp* the loam where- ( OI(t|
Country Club, had ' 7 nrer might get. rich if he eould '■*
* If
jdiuvr.l off both »u!e» of the
............... - —
evn he j f o c a nnd leaves tiro
[en ut tj,0 Miami Woman* Club Ii:'ur* u way to make Falin Bench
, W i Arwhm Inn il-.c otiur ni*ht with«
I>nn* R n a tn n
germs, we are now contending
. hHVV been given passe* to a* wide a* Daytona Beach, For |
, / in
, * o u r O U B lU n
sit! hui tinv lUraliclvcft ur anywtlh mad cal*. No dog
should rare*, movie* and night clubs.. I t t 25 year* the shoreline o f '
1; l:*n
but!i>* else couldn’t do that trick
.—— ^
(,»• t*nlm Bench section including i
in o thauasiul year*.
The proud old city of Boston is in trouble. Its 71-ycnr- ruiv oyer the country. It should
I g**g " « «
f rt, , '" w ' " f ! pVcry
'" ‘ nrrMiumi won’t have n Kits C arl-' i*
ceni: boulevard, ha* beeu'
old mayor, JnmoH M. Ctlrley, who also manages to hold the "shouldI
ktep the dog .enclosed or ton J(etel any more after June 1.; *• M? g away. A restored brond
'f«i-‘ aih« 'tV- office of United .States representative from the district,
EAST TIMES TODAY!'
t laru'cir.cnt ,r *th<* tnseve Uowl^ hns been sentenced to n term of from six to 1R months for
^on never know when they injunction sought by Kits Carl
*-n '
»
*"
t* * Opens 5t30 P.M. Monday
'y
fi*i||..ilt slmllutn ill Miami o that' mall fraud.
,<H'U
w « » .nay 'r v*Hn*vc iiy ’n traffic problem is' considered one o f the have rabies unllk |oo late. I only ton Hotel companies of New York l rv undermined parts of the
hope
dm»*T>Asilowed to run and Boston, pn the b«*i* that the •••an houlevatd Miy engiliecr^.,,
V Elf
by CO,oeo p«r»on* inMcmi ... countrj ^ worst; its tax rpte the highest o f any large
tHnOORBC
at laigc.Y-)|3*#<^ uM^dog* in this; Miami operator* Juiil been using
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aA.ufHi.
American city. The municipal departmental organization iH neighborhoodwhich prefiA nil tfe name without their perm.*MOMfNTS
nod keip someone *ion.
.Suggestion: cliange the ( . . . I t»> shortage of plumbing
The >it \i*|i«annr ar.’ .'..! caiuu reported by. exports to be full of red tape and duplication.; night long
...W©
awake.
It
is
dnngcrouj
to
child
1
name
to
Kits
Tarliton.”
,*"t.. u< the nth .
|.M„i. t un Hciiools with decreased enrollment have increased in cost,
■-ter a lj will Iro the principal
THFf WOtE
ren
.and grown folks too. Almost
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pint, paper »Hh and n suggested reorganization that mfght have saved more every negro ha* an old, poor dog
Tampa’s Mayor Hlxon recently :,=,ve nf conversation when the
HOWIi
we’ll L i 11,,.’ If,cod »... iidfli y thnn a million dollars was rejected.
and White folk* loo.
, said that he felt ‘bat fell hats i ' riilu Ansoriati in of MnsUir
Auouur
I
Inn
herho'd
n
two
day
confab
Mrs.
Ada
Kennedy
Tho trouble, in tho main seems to ho the movement of
xlad t» u<t any k'.rtd <d pi.per. tt*>
jwere ail wrong to-impress tour»
SUMOALOW
Route 2, Box 1,12
citizens to Hie suburbs, people who earn their, living in
rists and all men-in Tampa should in Jacksonville, starting March
henceforth wear straw hat*. , He) M.
.
».
.'Boston, but live and vote elsewhere. It Is the common fate
Lion
Anri
Mnn
FiirhL
b**'«l»d
to mentiqn the penally
•mhc, S L ^ r * o H W M « » « •
mnn>’ lar«f0 ci|le" ' with jyopulatlon shifts tending oway laion Rnn man r iRni for violation of ths edict, or what
p,iv,..it whcn'l..’ iiiad.* his "rawest' from city limits to butlying areas. Perhaps In tho case of
KH NAMED FOR
To Literal
Deadlock
1° do<?,th m*i! '‘ke ,,yr"n,®,Ul>; • 11OILS[.AN
nrof.-itioir iu farmer S creiary Boston another mayor would help, one who could give full
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hen* (Tampa Tribune art editor)
DM AUKS
§t |*k?» "
"\aUe any Atf- time to his mayoraiity duties, or at least wouldn’t have to
m t i s u m r d n t in i- '
ftr Buseall Kay. (columnist) who
1
MIAMI, March II Hound View
go hare headed. . If Mayor Janie.
fviv""’ it •. thousand BovenimenC (|jv|(|e j,|8 attention between those duties nnd prison, nlohg r u . ” " A, o;^ K 8 n,V K
HIM
Theyre teUing in the Gmoif i.,. fiut f Snaford should mske this
nl- wet*
n raw pro*-) . .
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m. - li '
'i? pr»*ent,
nr
..fnviali
PARKIR •COOKSON
— the liHfl Flamingo Stake* win
Oil*., fit AKf Ntr
pt*jlill»n i- «till n raw pr«>r«’»i* with the House of Representatives nt Washington.
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' ' T “ 6-‘? Cnr? 'i rule, dtiseil* like A1 l4*c, and ner and'a leading Kentucky Per/
Alhrrt OtKKI#
South African farmer struggled (iene HoumHUt Would be
in
and lot. much uil would still
by candidiate — gets his name
with a lion until both fell dead. troulllc for ,ho , nmP rcflK„.
- —-ISfAe * «menr. ,
—Also—
nACHII OR
The Use Of Power
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FLOYD A. PALMER
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
•Son
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ysrttz
EXPERIMENT
■ PER ILO U S!
Hurl Hartmann wound«d » lion t
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One of the thin** that i* wrong
with iluetla Is lie unwlllneae to
let anyone pay there I* anythin*
w o n * with Kuuia. Wh;n an AF.
vomspeuJeut In Hungary— not
In Hu m Ia , but In a country eon-|
tidied by Kuuia—eought to send
out.-a etury about conaitloni tn
,ke‘dfound them In Hungary, Ku*rlan official* held up hie etory
fur t& day*.
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Recent Herald vitilor* lnrlud<al
.'l.mator Wilbur King of Zolfo
Spring*, candldnt# for railroad
commi»*ioncr to euccaed Kuftrne
•lithew*. |f elected, M promtaM
a* vlgorou* policy of aomlnUtra*
lion o f Railroad CommDalon affair* and remind* ut that lower
, freight rata* to northern markets
•r.'Uld make- new Induttrlea
-
from the dairy on the Sanford
‘h*t h.d been killing hi. raH'*’? Sporlwriter Julian Ktenstroin
Farm at AmMenlalh, N. Y.,
track**! it Intothe hush, and fired j, busy all day at*KWtypewriter Stud
it la diaclosed by Owner Stephen
end missed. The lion sprang on The Herald office but no one (Laddie) Sanford. Many o f the
him. Ifartmanne^African^servant cv*r sees him Insert a sheet of Sanford
Stud horsea art’ named
In connection with Winston Churchill's notable address
nt Fulton, Mo., President Truman well aald that "the world
is cither headed fo r destruction or for the greatest ngo-of hurried bark t*> the farmhouss to ?4p, r |n his typewriter. Reason- for landmarks" W Montgomery
progress in human history."
telephone for h;lp.
Uslhg the sent* Gl Inventiveness Cquaty n ea r’ the farm.
Perhaps to many people in thin and other countries It I Police found farmer nnd lion be implied tn ordnante work tn
tlestructipn, l ,,lin|t l,c?l1 ►i*lr i»y *l'Je.
France he ha* supplied himself}
seems "a toss n" whether it shall be glory or destruction.
There is in existence now the means or destroying the
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civilized world, with nil ltd marvelous accumulations develop,
ed throughout tho ages. There are also the means of preAervirig and using them for such great nnd wise purposes
as the world ho fur has hardly imagined. Which shall it he?
There is no doubt of how the American people will
choose, if the choice remains free and Is not dictated by ex
OF
cessive need of resisting foreign aggression. Our way Is the
of culture, progress and humanity, of tolerance and
friendship with all nations, of the use of forces only under
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compulsion and In self-defense,
It is tho American aim to persuade all doubtful human
nips to the same humane purpose,, rather than to follow
0 ancient rule that “ they should take who have the power,
113Va Magnolia Ave.
“THE GAY SENORITA"
with— JINX
FALKBNBURG
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ANNOUNCING THE OPENING lii?
BE
Miller Building
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The Safety Of Others
Depends On Good Brakes
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�M O N D A Y MARCH 11 , 194C
M is s
Social
And
Personal
Soelety Edllon Cecell* Truluck
Calendars'l
Spencer
T IB S O A )
PACE FIVK
THE SANFOltD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
'■ O f internet 4* the unnouncemeul
Activities
Law son
D ic k s o n
W eds
D r o s s i e r
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M e th o d is t
O f
Of lutcirst it the announcement
niAtlt. today by Mr. anil Mr...
Jamc* Bennett I-un ion uf the
marriage «if their daughter, Poin
tin'a Ellon l « Dickson Ur«**lci>
mm of Mr. nml Min. R. Uranic
Drossier of Orlando,
. Th.> marriage was totem tllxrd
J, J. Mathew* . of Waycross,
fia., spent the week-end in Ran on Mar. 1 In DiuhSwick, (in'.
F'ollnuing u short >*•*.I«l inyr trip
lord with his family.
on the East Const the' C^uply
, C. Ei Stortd of Toccoa,'Gal., I* will- nuke , their .hihlt Irt Orlapdt
visiting Mr. and Mrs. VV. P. Stone at 111.1 E «*f I Villi al Avenue.
at their home on Celery Avenue.
C h u rch
M ir - s
P e r 5 ona
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t
» " » * ” • .»• .? . r w C S T i i ^ ' a ™ '
Auxlllury of the; Presbyterian engagement_ o f thtlr iiaUKhXcr,
Church will *. meet wirtrV- Mr*, j Dpri* Vinfinla. -to Mr.' -CharljM
V. M. ’ Ciraea. Jewltt* Lane, at I Evank Spencer, ifon of the lato
ld:30 p. in., for a luncheon.
Mr. and Mrt.’ G. W. S|>encer, also
1)ie regional meetiiiK o f the of this. city. "*
Alfred R. Rot»on spent the
P. T. A. which comprWes six
jj,,
will be an event
weekend with ‘ his paffnt*. l>r.
,-puntie* of Lentral Florida '»dl|of the nenr future.
and Mrs. J. N. Robson, enroute
to Miami on busints*.
Stowes Entertain „
Rose Circle Friday
Mr*. Ada Smalley nf Ronton,
Mass, is spending two weeks with
Major and Mrs. AIJanR. Whorton
The Ro,e .Circle of the' Garden at 2U Emit Second Mlteet.
(Tub met at thw home of Mr. and
Mi*. E. It. * Stotto ^on Indian
Major and Mrs. Clyde C. Green
Mound Friday when 'M r. Stowe have recently returned from the
spoke fonrerning "The Hlbtiscus. Panama Canal Zone and are visit
Grafting and Pruning.” lie gave ing her parents, Mr. nml Mrs.
demonstration* of budding and Ralph' H. ( hppman.
The Friendship longue of the grafting on to the slock of a ro>
t ongregiitionnl Church will meet
Friends of j)r. F« 1). Ilrownlee
•it thi parsonagr, 811 Palmetto
will lie glad to learn that lie
Avitiue, at :t:00 I’. M. I»r. May
is convalescing nicely at the
Wharton will !«• iMo speaker.
Orange General Hospital in Or
T IU K S IIA Y
t
Islands, ha said.
lando.
Garden ’ (Tub rail meeting is
Mr*. L. h F'raxier, highway
-i^ioduled for 18:00 A. M. In the devclopiusnt ibslrtisn, spoke of.
McKay Truluck spetiJ tho week. inmnils-sJoniirs' room at-the City the eagerness of operator* of fll- mi in Gainesville ab the Alphn
lipg station* and. eating estali- Tau Omega fraternity*house. Mis*
iinitmnu .to b e a u t i f y their Audrey bnch. student at P A l'.W .,
groumi*. Mr*. A. W. Epn*. gen- attended the Spring Frolics social
rial chairman of the forthcoming functions on his Invitation.
flower
show, annonnee,!
that
SOTIC1
plans are underway for the show
to ho held in conjunction with the
’ Thu Gurdeii (Tub will sell 24 Vetera'rt*
Veteran* llomArumlng CVIebrn- her psr.nl*. Mr. and Mr*. W. 1.
dogwood tires nt the RnnfonFtion which will be April .1. Mr*.'Hughey. Mis* Hughey is einFurniture C o m p a n y Tuesday E. B. Rtowe, general classification I pfoyed by the U. S. utslrict Atii'omlng betwicu the hours of chairman,'will announce the rulo* torney'* • Offira in Miami and Is
I' •:(H) A. M. and 12 00. boon, of the entries at a later date.
attending a two weak session of
Those tree* nre left over from j B. B. Crumley outlined forniu- after which aha v/ill return to
"b
teieiit Garden Club plnnt Us for combating dlseasra ef Miami.
■do.
nr alga* and camellias by spraying
------ :---- __________ _________________ and the establishment of a Jfolor
Among the high school student*
AudiiImn .Society In the primary who *pent thV weekend in Galnes_——
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« schools nf this county was an- ville were: Bailie Kate Williams,
nounred by Mr*. J. 1- Lee, bird We,ley Jackson, Dorothy CrumI'R O V IN C K T O W N
nnd conservation chairman.
|ley, Klrhard Singletui y. Dniihnr
FLAYERS
The attractive Rtowe home on Connelly, Malcolm MacNelll, lleMy
the 8L Johns Hiver was decorated ' J„ Brock. Janet lletxel, Glen
Picu Thealre, Hanford
with an extraordinary
flower |.ingle. Dijon Baker, K. C. Harparrangement
of
wisteria. Ap- er. Joe Wathen and Evelyn Math
• L A S T P R O D U C T IO N
pmximatcly 26 member* attended cw*.
—
the meeting.
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Thin Wed.. Thunu,. Fri., Rst
al H:|S p.M.
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RECORD SET FOU SINGLE
.DAY'S P l’ RRES
I t E O lN A L D nml R I T A
MIAMI. March l j —A total if
CiOODK ft r o .
I t look* a* if Grandmother i*
>71,600 via* distributed In purses
In
•
for the eight race* Widcnrr Dsy going to have the llt*C >“ u8h after
el IFalenh' Race Course. This is all. For her ultra-nuiiharn grand
“ T h e A b s e n tn ns which for purse distribution daughters, they of the'v«treaniin ’ the history, iii Florida Baring. lincd silhouette and the stnilosplisre ambitions, are goitrg bar*
M in d e d
P r o fe s s o r ”
llinlcah rare Dark is featured to hoop skirt*
h) Gen. M. Cnl|sii
Newest ronvemniion piece on
in two million picture*, one by
and File Olafr 1-Art Comedies
Warner Brother* hod the other the summer fn*hinii hnriton i*
the
goo J
old-fashioned
hoop
by Columbia.
P r ic e * 1 ,T0r — 91,00
,kirt, built on the same principle
J Tmiy -liwx1U, Yale Jieshmsii a* thuja worn by Civil War b«dHMI^t atliRfi***R.i lfsflBt*Tl'Jli
" busVethall stniyset a nFw FT! rec- le«! Tbc designer who |aunrh<->l
T— J P.Kir.ahd 6 - r d V M .
lor-l this »e ison by "coring 320 ’ hi* .tattling, p.-ndultlpi ^ fnahinn
l» /tilde Simpson, wlm .Ivcidisl
point* In 15 games.
if hip* were In style ngoin *lie
would put hiwips around th*ni,
luppa-hoopa! The summer even
ing gown* she show* have a
daguerrotype charm all
thtlr
own, and conservative souls can
wear them without the hoops, 'f
thoy like.
In that case they
become merely sllin-waUted. fullskirted dre»*e*.
Around the town on Snluiday
ppirning . . F” It A N C I 8 ROl'MII.LAT II bnine from Caine*ville wheie he H atteiiding *cb ed
k. . . REV. MARK CARPENTER
^cordial ns always . . . F L O YD
PALMER nmldlng good morning
to his daughter, MKB. FRANK
RAY . . . ELTON MQUG1ITON,
*>t t»c U* - S a w y e r s
I'ai m Kntfrtaim’d
9^ tt
S cen e
S te e le
O f
And
W e d d in g
.M r .
S a w yers
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a. I \fi
I.j i l t
Sloth'
hi.i ..led tlu- nuiulm . .,f the
M .flc S.iUti
s f.l tilljf a till .1
I'.ui. ;ift i ihi , flin ti >| Snlu/•!»y owning in iiieii lb.me, 2'k>
E'ii . A vcmi.. A funk-and white
•■•*|oi ■l" tll|. U., • i ; |.oil nil. {.I
lj< fh i
.,
i.t* • j -i. i.ish and
1*1 tJ .1 ,lli i|'
\ • ||U>k i«i»r
i le « f hi i*le, * »«n . n .rtepe ' «ir«**s .nth
Saw - , block mill white printesl Jerrej
•iwyn • Mrli*o niul M'irk
with /due!
iimlicsl nice.-iinco Sl«- cstrrinil. n eoF
^ , ,*1, ,:n;o_ iif 1L%
nlnin‘l Kieiy cnmrlliu*
Tir ^
I • tulip nwri.
»lii i
Immediately folloofug the m i
lili.m n ieietitii.il vi II , helil al
the lintur ui Mr. nml Mm. Hob)
Mrs. William Wray
Kntertains Ci rcl e
1nine "n Kllitill Avenue ‘ fur rel
nlivins rime frion'ls nml ottt-of- i
tiiwii' guest*
white
linuliiiiin)
snapdragon. on j y>v|i-r|>luln ilee
i i ili.I ihe In.me. The htnle ,|
'I, t lull mpt r ihhiy. eieninr ly
Auptml mimic un irmhied h, iHi.le ui.. .{i. ! willr it hire :
le Ij-nie of Mrs. \\ ilTmhi Mikv \[ti. j.|.. M. Ilwnlt, m ean t In .1 rlnth. nml -.ua—Milisl wilN—"ilvt-r I
i Valencia DriveJn Ran U n U
ten. ,old i. mu,,. .u„, \|,.ne ‘ rumlelntim Intttiinu white t ij.oi)
nml n tl ■ee*lnil e>| sie-hline i :lk|.
ilh Mrs. M. K. Moye pieMiIinK
"||,vaHV
........ ili.
ti n|ieil mill min liture tiriile un.
Ihe abartice of Mrs. C - RejlIl(ll, Tllt.
K.iU-i i ng. Mrs. II. h. \\ at son. spoke lUtin„
, hl.
, v. Waller gittttt. Mi>> Murjtiiirt
mremlng birds and Mr*. U h~ y;t,.,.|P.
brother of th, l.iide, ,eiv-miil M '». t’ .Ff., Gormly eieetril
encer gate an Inferesting horti- V(,
(m.4| tlln||
*u, h ri, the guest*. Tho-e *ervfjlg IHindi
iltuial irpurt.
were Geortre
d r ntnt Robert nml other refreshment* to the
guest* were Ml**c* Kntherilie
The roll
mil w»n answered by Steel*, uiirlm *>f the luitlc.
Silencer, Margaret .Spenrer, Lulld , niem lwi-giylngihe
The bride entered ,,n lie nrm thru tiormly. Ilnihurn Chspnmn.
••tiiufiktbird. The M n te ra
„ f hpr fnll„ r , who tan - lj., aWav. France* Ciihb. nml Mr*. Alton
ne ur ">
to mcn a t^ h e J J I y w,,MrjM|r „
0f u h.tr satin
Stride. Mr*. K.A. Ldmlenburg,
• l . “I . 1?:0? £ . ‘ . M
fratiiring a MU-j l.,|„e whirl. Mr*. Morris Spenrer, Mi** Jcaneltc I. Ii iny Iniil charge of the
Unite,’ Himk.
fThe einiile left for n trip to!
I i.tyl.iim It, nth offer whieh thm j
Hie *d l innke then home in Album- *
lint lira. I'nllf " lin e he i» employed J CKMfiD by a S tw Y«*t.. ••■
.,i*, |.\ llie knieiicun .Moniinutti Com 1 lie* S|»i mi; ricmtiK flic •
til- puny "I lie lunh i liiee f.o n r 11111r ' .1 kl.irmK lur^ »!«v, lit
of .iiint ,ini ii ib n r p ic e nipla I
' | ‘
•ml, wmil. tiliuj, (• nw tint nml blackfin, n
I ) .i iing MBiircs
Iteil ni'H'yHiric ami ,1 corsage of pm,
fh-, Vlrctlll'llll M'H'« a I •| l»l I'lal
I b.i .!-• on the shirt, t/ i .
:
v;,. »; s.-fved
Mrs. II. ( . 11cl/.el
Hostess To Circle
The
Magnolia
Garden
Circle
me* Friday nl the home of Ml*.
II
t\ llet-rl, iUb) 1'nrk Avenue,
i' t. I* iw ell. chitirmin,
nre; shnw
Tt um vnrions
l''i M.
ro- i-. -;j-i
iVeie
given.” An nitIt
each
cir» I • hay been leipiesled to ronI Mbyte three potted |ilunt« to tlm
Seuiiiiule High S, b.,.i| libinry.
ll.
\ \\ | i,|* :i«i.e,i earn
m en ". • * • h ive m oriongement
Oi 11 ,. tbiiioi
io*%,
bn It is to
Ih Ii. Id »••• Vo, it
ui I be Stih k-
. i-l M j^i ••
«v. i • •'in ’At thll
roueln-0 |il of ! '>e b o > ili-" meeting
Mr* llelseJ o.i.o rath guest n
• n.. I •■! ... l|i
I}, t.. Caldwell,
V|i
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II t .igliin ii . Mrs. F, D.
Kienkf. M m John F. Higgins,
Mr* C I. I'nwrit Ml
\l l.ynit.
VIi ..
I odd. M l,. b,iin Rehiruid, Ii . Mr, I
Daniel*, Mr*.
V I I! no , VIi i
I Ii w in
•»t» • <Lii-il town
inrltitlr.l
of |Mi. nn.i MM. I III iiiiiii Steele' of
riel 1lakeland nml Mr. nml Mr*. Alton
nml Steele of A titli*',l,in. Vn.
Election Held At
l\ T. A. tMe v ( i ii
1 O 1 - It
'.x the h.oi „ni| hiulFn
I hi.-v iMrinlinr
-i ii # Miss
■li.y.e St rir. • Janircr
Union,
Ji audio
I.nine. Joyce Mielke,
Mi , J. I.. MvKunn, Mr. nml Mir,
llirl| .Ait* ii .I- .I Mi nml Mr*. Hu-
Richard And Ralph
Kconli (Jiven I’artv
\ i arter.
nml Mr*
TERRACE TALK
IN THE SPRING MOOD
II. M. G RIMMA LI......... LiEUT.
HARRY GRIMIIALL is home for
two weeks vbiting hi* family un
Magnolia.
JOAN CRAWFORD and RAY
MILLAND won Oscar* for their
|erformanre* In '‘ Mildred I'ierc*"
and "loist Weekend” *s the lies!
of the year 11*45 . . . the highest
honor* for motion picture acting
. , . Supporting honor* went to
ANNE REVERE and JAMES
l)MNNf for their performance* In
"N A T IO N A L VF-IA'FT" and "A
TRF'.E OROWB IN BROOKLYN"
. . . LlUl* PEGGY AN N GARD
NER received the special award
as th* most promising child ac
tress . . . The song “ It Might Ae
Well Be Spring' wa» selected a*
th* beet 'original song.
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Word ha* been received that
the National Uridffe Laague tour
nament will be held at the Mayfair Hotel *om» time In Mxy
. . . Approximately 120 playera
will partlcipata in the contest for
Hilt I I I
'Ii
II) DOROIIIY ROE
Ir,‘
h'’
Tbeie's no longer any need to l bfiends
yearn for Ibo.r mire cherished
■ie,
F iriitb gluve*
Vmu own I lirle ^ ^ ,,
Rum 1* now hi n pii.iiimi
tiiini-b you with tin Dn*»i ie.itb'
•
ci glove* iii th- world, m
that
I he experience nnil re-enreh
| j.,,
gmne,l in *uppll mg 200 inilli-sti '• f \
|air* o, glove* to lb, m in
yj, |
foies- liming llie wm tm* "•I'm
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,
iH'il G. S. niamifarti/rris with tl - 1 * '
giesitesl "knnw how” ill tb- hi- "*"l Mr
tdry of glnve making
ilia by
Duiing iho.war American tan ^ong".
net* nf glove lciathcr developed j i n * ati
new tanning methrals fiv superior
to any used In Fturope, says • >*
National Manufiieturei*. m!di
dint some of thes* method*
now j>«dng Introilured in
in mi nttempl In hi lug
/or
VV .1 ' .ivbl. Mi. F II M'leltdl
Vn - VV I! l-'.ib nf lets). Ms- i »•
ti-i liniiii’l. Vli- J 1 Itiiwhui't
V N M I I \ l I VI I ' V T
.un! Vli
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jv H irih iiitv
VI VltC II II
\. I . Thoiil.lfi
Harry */. Sihby
Liiltirt'tl o f it ri'tti.ti k.tlilc nrv»
inislinblv *111111 r.tvoii f.tlii ii
SPRING
NAN
f'A R S O N
PRINTED
H\MtN
Only seven home run* wer • bit
in Griffith Stadium, home <f '-ho
Washington Senators, last sea v'i
love, but there Isn’t u woman
who Isn't already thinking nf hmv
her flguie Is going to look when
she sheil her coat rnme warm
weather. Certainly eveiv wonnn
has been watching the advaitc*
Spring sty lr* and noting the
wispy waistlines and trim tm ">*
and draped sklrta, the net kb • *
ranging from th* b^red-lKt-urn
look to the high throat hug. an I
wondered how he was going t i
look In them . . . C.K.T.
i i t y Id l w ith mift tluluila
Ih Ihi i coat ilrca.-t fo r the*
wom an
w ho noctla a
Inryt* nir.c.
This Hhouhli'Dt a r<*
shirred; th« revora and
hloiiHtM)|H'iiing art* knifes
pleated; the turn-hack
cuffs h a v c rnatehiiiK
pleating.
Zelan W atrr-llrp rllrn t
S iiiifiiritcil
Skirt fullness is effect
ed through pleats that
extend from helovv the
l Dyed • Wind-Iti sisl.iul
IMickots.
A self licit and self
covered metal Intckle
minlmito the waistline.
Hlendlnjr colored but
tons ncamjicr down the
front.
Vnom for n versatile summer, AU white I
Beach Suita that are eo right for all occaalons. \
'the coat or aklrt with separate casual* for a vi
wardrobe.
M oilrlln l after the new United State*
A n ti) lijttlr jacket, tin- i* the ideal ac
tion jacket. It list a really rniivrrtilile
collar that bultyn* up to liir neck and
FITS . . . and when open, lay* flat and
hug* the neck. It has a'rom p lrlr dutiblrlltirlv yoke at frunl and lurk and full gu»
Sixes 12 to 20
j ;
set protection at ihe sides. A ll this, o f
. -
course, in addition lo the new tnirsclc
fabric—Jove Poplin I
Use Our Ijty-Away Plan!
..... ...... $5 ------ cold Filled Top*
(Plus 20'/ Federal tax)
MA THER o
103-09 E, I»L 8t-
________
Unrrccl
21ppar Wallet. |S to 9.75 (lax included
Wm. E. KADER, Jeweler
W W M M aM
'
B. L. PERKINS
9.75
” * r - it '—
ll.n gia .il
•inlii'iiiire Ihe Iw iili .-I
flouts liter.
I n lie F’ la iin
*i M oii'b 7 ,t
tlcn’s Wear
�\
*A OR SIX
MONDAY, ft!ARCH 11, 1946
TTTE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD ■FI/ORIOA
rot urn of a book »h« wanted to
botrbw.
librarian trie PoldtCtart sa'dl
ft*- vrilutWi" eofctahmFYara og gi ■i
by biltong hunter*.‘ .that eomo
p- „
„
tx ~ _ A - inal doeumenta in tb« wldaiyJOHAN,NESBURa, (A*l— A tan
Peralta-Reavis. land
4peUea of buck are llu “* * * " B<* ' Arttoija woman • offered without publicised
m the sole of tillonfr, South Afr
with ext truth u , liuuUis. drive
to lehVr1 a depdiit of I V rrsm ease, and the o ffef waa rejt’i natlonpl
because the book t*
_ delicacy,
Jt ia rieom- lorrjei into tl»> countryside at OOP ip diamond ring* ahd aSedrtea
\ on
tu-nded hy a enmlnt-iion on mid night and attract, the game by jewelry with a Now Mexico elate ! worth that much, but h”' 1
Ifc preservation. Biltong is made flashlight*.
law librarian to insure the. saf* iprindf al.H'
from thr flesh o f wild game dried | . f o r g r i f l q » ? K c f U 8 e d <
Han On Hiltons: Is
[Manned To Save Game • a!! heavy have' been the raid* Deposit Of Diamond
YOU DRIVE IT!
■Harold Colee States
Law Has Poor Man
Harked Into Corner
RHONE 200
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
JACKSONVILLE, March I t >1(ir da Slat* Chamber o f Coni*
■tierce guns are Iwlng oiled to taka
more, than n pot *hot at Iho
state'a documentary stamp tax
taw. Harold Cdlee. ex.eutive vicu
president of tho (UK»niratihn, de
c's red here today In conformity
with board action taken at Tampa
in UI44., He said that the rillsens' tea committee, set up by
the governor and now about u> jji
Into action,, will be furnished, hi
•believed, with enough ammunition
|against the stamp law to annoy
the committee's digestive tract.
"1 his slump law,’ Colee d«*
Mured, "has the poor man hack»d
comer,
artmrnt In 1991 ha* filched ffl,*
00,010 from his pockets, whlld
jthers may escare Its impositions,
tnd often do, merely by trrfns
acting their business in other
Henuliful New Contume
JEWELRY
w •
Compacth '
-
•
Hrncclcitt
•
Pins & Kur rings
•
R in gs
LET SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY HELP YOU
WITH OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN!
A V n riA N Of TWO W O *l» WAM, the Iftttlcshlp New York Is pictured
as me sailed (rom Philadelphia <n route to Hlklfil Atoll, in the Marshall*.
The balllewngun will ic n o as one ul the "aulnea piss" In the atom bomb
tests scheduled lor May. U. S. Navy photo. (International Sctindphoto)
• Wolch H« rids
. •• Cigarette Lighters
PRINCESS
MEND-IT SHOP
117 W. 1st St. Phone 10711
Touchtc
field declarj that It 1* ahsoluteiy
imnosslhle to collect euch taxes
uniformly and fairly, that the
'*
.
. . Ua . n
w . ^ 4 ^ %'■ — ■
HUMtYINO fHkOUOH IHI STUtTl of Bueno* Aires, itortal employee*
ROLL$
:akes
(d'PIES
ROHBS h o m e
carry Jan.ii unset tn me Natumal Chtigrcxs Palate under armed guard/
In tlir li<itly-mnte*ted election, Juan D. Poron, Argentine militarist, lead*
Hi J.'tt
Yunbartin. democratic union candidate.
• ( { 'Icrneilona!)
g..
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.r
A
SOFA BED OUTFIT
BAKERY
ult Spring Sofa Red
IN TjHE COWAN BUILDING
Occasional Chair.
Goose Feather Pillow
End Table * 1
Cocktail Table
(U f SHOES REPAIRED UWK£7
New shoes are hard to buy—Lei’ us
make your old ones look and fail
like nsw. We specialise In quality
and low prices.
tf"![V y i
j M
‘
CITY SHOE SHOP
f 10 Hanford Avenue —C. L. Echols
Under new management, line.em ployee
.
S I GN S
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
O—Dee’s Sign Service
lUMaVIfORY womens and pickets ere pictured ta they
tangled at the sULki-bound plant of the Western Electric Company In
Kearny, N. J. Non-strlktrVtried to-buck the picket tine and tho battle
waa nn. Here police are shown trying to break up the smfllc. One party
of tum-strikera carried out a flrnhlng movement To divert the attention
of tho pickets. A second group of non-stTliters then rustled Into the plant
through another gats. One picket wrs arrested,
(International)
(0. D. LANDRES8)
Phone 1021
HOLTSCLAW VENETIAN BLIND Cb.
CUSTOM MADE woodeij blinds, w*rp-proof. No
mttal flint* used duo to climatic conditions. All ty|>o
blinds repaired- Free estimates.
• CAPT. C. HOLU3CLAW, (Retired!, Owner
1005 E- Fourth St.
Phone 197*W
ROBERT A. WILLI a MS
.
..
REAL ESTATE-BROKER
2
'v - .
&
police forces at thi ru le’s dlspupal are. and cart nirar bs, sdj.
quale enough to deal with such
a “ nightwarUh1 law. The tr.x ta
a consumers’ tax, and where paid
it nearly alwaya an Imposition m
the poor man.’
In itraaaing the fact that f lor*
liia'e taw In some respteta dupli
cates that of the federal govern
ment, Colce said thit Floridians
bait-paid the'United Statae treaaury approUmatsly M A te jC I In
atiaip,
- Irtg .collected from practicklly the
•am* source more than It rdlllloni
of dollar, r l n t e m i .
---- -*■ ’
—
|
Soe our new. Deep Spring
Living Room Suited. Built
and styled to Inspire* pride of
owncrflhiQ, for many long
yearn.
The Focal Point of that "Dream Horfcifr J
The Sofa and 2 Matching Chairs for only
T r r T W M m f ld M |
WSPSCIAU2ED
SERVICE FOR
t Cozy Comer!
MAG N ST OS
Jnusual ■atUui
in i-pieco Suites.
‘The old high-backed chair used
for manv yean by tha late Kene»*w M. Landis now adorns the of
fice o f Will Harrldge, American
League prwldent.
v,
■ * GanvenUcniJ md modern sty]
rtnglits I.* price
V,- ,V fM l
•boa — ----------'.... .........
11
) ..sW itm - • - ■. ,
- •
Coach Jack Barry of Holy Crou
has aant over 40 player* to the
major leagues fine* hi took over
tha Crusader post US yean ago.
TBawyomuTpM
TO 8 & Y E YOU .
ONE WEEK
. id
F.Yi
T*jt
•
o b liga tio n .
•' . V l z r
„
r
. »-
, the matching 0t»
> End Table —. all
pitr week.
SALE OF TABLES
i »,**•.
AUanlle Rank Btda
Get Ready for SPRING
with a New “HAIR-DO”
The Spring-Scat L ouhb
toman and tho sman G
three pieces, for
And you can p«y only f l
‘jtiMfj j' W*
•\^
i K
.
rs or match,
Matched
have them- * i
ed sets.
gatin-smooth 3 f
____ _____ __ hut -browfl K
Walhat With Glriss Tops* 1
or ptkfn^
' '- v f i l
End Tables
f
Cocktail Tables
M
l4 mp Tables
..*
Your choice for as little \
�ri\K SAfrt'nftn ‘DtffrAtti. sxNinrm Finnm*
Nc
NIGHT ANH KYKRY THURSDAY
d .i
L A X A T IV E ?
t.K C A K
RADIATOR
Y tlU tT .
sua-o«M«wt
M itir i: t ii
IV :
h I*mw
11*JA•» «i| t«i*UU*tic* .it uDkr***«■'*1
A R ?A L CHINESE DINNER
lMI'DKTE MEAL!
I
Y**tt
; JftKt
ROY JOHNSON S RED B A R N * ~
i»i i cbj
« ,u * Mi- 'lit** mh
n Ik*
h ig h w a y
U
PROMPT-SERVICE ON
«it**
IH t In
l«t t*4 I l
cVi nil *'*uiiln! Hf-m nnlv*
t‘i*-r*W
iHjW
ija u m o XI*.
on
A
i r r * ta I r? , * ii 11. f r *11\ n n ‘f
i V umI.v..
111* i*f ***tili'h Mill
' RESTAURANT
11-iiuLi t:i1 i»
i n LlA*Yl>
ruimtri.
iu t a
*
M in t »; >
S ttltv.ltll
: Ui>*u_£>-*»• --
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it
- i x i i r n r s m - : n*"'T? 7 r T P M f
KXI*IC11IK\-LU I'.Ml’I/JYKKs
3 ini’ea Sm ith o f Sanford
How women ™ / girls
........................
may getwantedrelief
. WOODMEN
BEAUTIFY
Strickland - Morrison. Inc
from l u n c lto n il p t i l o J i c ptfn
OF THE WORLD
YOUR HOME
Meets
with VENETIAN
every
Tuesday
R H O N E -JOu
T:30
BOYS OF
WOODCRAFT
BUNDS
•—74i*l- ii
J<»Mt 1*1
i>t
ecnotiun blinds made to f it any size w indow s
iir «M
In
W .il Cl Ml- » i
Meet# Second ami
Fourt'
Mondays 7:30 I'.M. At W.O.W
Hall, lie S. Park Ave.
District Repreu-nlntlvv
P.O. Box 237
CHAPMAN <>t the Notional Steel
Curi'aiiit un, Etu»i V Weir, ulM
ufoarici^ m Pittsburgh that U B.
ji UtiMry rjitiu l old will not n'tufil
ti'-Lull iin.lm twri until the Ol’A I ,
td.uiiihvd. Jit xti.led tl»ol the-endnf
(...it:it: tut •■iiitititltuB1' in tluiint**
At)ll the tflurilto .itvnipctitlye I'd *
u
i iit.'.c i i , Cl
! »\ i 'iiitii’i i 'i*A.
IL J. FINCH
|ii ire>
111tin
»o
( IntiTiioli0t 'll)
Office Phone 967
Rrsldrnt Phone 699-W
T i f t Sanford IkTnlil KiK-e into
more than .1000 homes in Sonlo r j oml Seminole County. If
vnu hove something to Mil or
B y . yon will fiml that a cl»ssffled. nil in these column, will
tell the nunt people nhout it for
tW k n it money. Phone 118 or
bring your ml to The Herald
office for quick result..
. C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
I0e per line for one Insertion
08c per line for 3 insertion*
07c per line fo. six insertion*
04c per line fur IS insertions
Minimum charie 30c
Copnl 3 word* to a line
including phone and address
R m SALE
MW *
lalterie. A ilntlery Charuinif.
11. B. POPE COMPANY, INC.
mnI u11*11
ji«*ppfw
Must sell fmitKdlntely.
8. Myties, 200 Mmu
SIT. WANTED
18 W l AV Pu«18 «1»J **,8uno.\
*m»py wiuiif jaaMUMjay -un
P*mn>»H 'JaAfipSV
WANTED fO RENT
.1
DEPENDABLE
AND PROMPr
DryclcaninK
Service
ANDREW CAR R AW AY
*4 /
I ^
J Wfe-jSflJ
I
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING C
cur CarW ill Make a Hit W ithYc
ROOM furnished apnrtmrut
wntitel by" middle aged rou;le.
I'eniiBiiPiil.
Write i1, t), ling
till.
FURNISHER house or apt 1’ hcme
l*l**7 Mrs. Rohert A. Mtnter.
J*,
A LI. Alt US feed, irrueeries, etc, ri) hT. frontline of sand Imuch l i t a K t
un Silver Luke. *omo fruit, five '* o i * I H I “
Phone 865U. II Q. -Tcuchton,
rooni heuic. 2fi acre. **< tea- ' — - — — - ----- —
1201 Celery.
and easily arrc<sihle. Mint of (JlITHOARD motor,
tract is .uitnlile.^Jor citrus cu.-i power. Dclehanty.
'V._ ARK fully equipped and
lure.
Consider this the best I Rt. I.
know how tu recap your tiles,
laki front buy in Centra! Fior- i
, . ------•Natural rublier or synthetic.
Ida.
Price
11740,00. Fret) W t ONGENIAL coup
* c protect sidewalls o f ' your
Render.
Room
2,
State
[lank
'
h“
'
*
*
expenses
m
Ures. Jones Tire .Shop. Cor.
Dldir.
ly four weeks cri
let iind Kim, Plume 60s.
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•—-------- -a.
April, iliiwn Flori
10,41 DODGE, four door, new ' MARINE ptyr^xn) flsbini; and inland water way
rublier, 33.000 miles. Contact \ outboard boats really for «le- injf kmtwledjte p
livery. CORRECT OLA FT ora- wer Boat Trip c
-r\'i r nr Williaiusun, M a y f a i r
Imuany ilanked runabouts and
.VUiaara; tumr ,aX rhr*e .malrls * ^(1 6 room frar
* * **’
u2fT() LSTKRKU fabrtft^Tapim- •ready for imdicdiate delivery.'
Pine Castle Boat & Construe- mile* or Sanford
lion Co.. Pine fastle amj Titustion. ( ash. \\ I
vJlle, Florida."
'
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Herali
. HAWS
'* Wil.on' Radial cutting machine
__ and other saws for contractors
22 and cabinet makers. We have a DSHD men’s and wonirn's sui'r|few of these machines that can
In good condition. Ph 3SI-M.
— I be sold In Florida at the presrnt
l time.'
ONE Metronome wanted to lnp
i»t I
f>. K. MII.I.RK
Phono 27 4,
Hy State repre.eniatises, gen. deill' rry, Orlando,
A N O T I I K It good reconditioned, FOR RENT— nice furnished '!
mom apt; Adult* only.
317
sewintf machine. Better hurry.
• Palmetto Aoc.____________r
1b, William* Fixlt Shop.
cy, — — —— ...... ......... — ---------ne 13*2 RCA-VICTOR table radio;
lanfonl Avenue,
I wicker baby stroller rurilagr.
DODOE - PLYMOUTH
Mr*. Ricker,
Navy
lra>ar
PARTS AND .SERVICE
No, 10 or phone 013D.
IDS Palmetto Are.
Phone 1011
a ll Li i»mn
Eoi
tion Phone R. R. Stein BABY CARRIAGE atul mi
AUTOMOBILE pal
- r . dark grey leathi ictti
Hoy Reel, 30A W
ccllent cnniUUnn. $.75. Pli
Illinoia re, Orlando
untl pud $7.f>0. Phone t
SEWING machines
Apt, lit 612 Park Ave.
Bams Fixit Shop,
- H Foui
HOUSE tiose in with 2 furnUbmi HOME laundry
uile D10 Elm
apurlment* in very good con
finished. 101
dition. Good Investment- 217
TRACTORS
Oak Ave. Jimmie Cuwnut,
Dr overhauled
by
Repaired or
---------Idil l.Aftt r; lrantuius with lias*.
porta, ci
Ideal for sun porches or targe
HOLLER MOTOR
CTOR, Plow. disc, leveling
windows. AJmi 10 m-ed duor*.
ord, ' trailer. Good condition, _ Btrickland-Moi ricoii. Inc.
ccllcnt bargain. J. L. parhiu-.r,
MILCII cow Wltn neeiind.calf, 3l,»ike Monroe Comer.1
* gallons daily— Dixie Grocery
•. 1408 W. 13 8t:•
4 1 AC RE S land in Gi
Jfady for farqilng. (
If* 3 -* A Crs ; vt .itc leg'ijm baby
.•ay, real bargain. Urg
ciiiqk/, nil pullcta — H u n t ' s
la. for. le
Jgwner. Car],7^ Paaban
Tuxedo Feed Store.
hours mui
nay. We will teaclv
r.QPEit gas range, .70 gallon
Inoia County
Lau
water heater, 2-burner electric
« W W. 3rd SL
hot plat j. frierson’s, Phone 23.
FOR RENT—
A put icy ts.Hiit'ii Mil" *11*'
man next t|m»r d'M'n nu*.
ncci .s.sarily c o ver yvu r
needs. W hen you arc rep.j
resented l*v *■". we
that e v e ry policy
to you meet you r im livldiitil reiiuiretneiitn.
H. J A M E S G U T
AGENCY
PHONES
78 a n o *B
MIHCH BLOG
bov, mc
? i « i LOOtvj
in
rue
puik
AU H Ttt-*lH t WAY 1 FI LL rhtVA
CAT174G [ K R ’.Cm l> S C U TM 6U N
^ -----.
lJUt YD/
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IN THF SOUTHrAST
M ore people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than
It must be...
«
other
A*
BUSINESS SERVICE
srrrz p
ti/— *
S o u th e rn
0 Bread C
»*H ••*• *1
HELP W
m
Lost and 1'bund— ,
SS.-S'SbSS/’Sri
FQUND— Bible and ease. Owner
may obtain by calling at llerajd
MISCELLANEOUS
foar' bedroom*
or. bedding
; Phene 87!
iUUUH HKHK W II8 S K
PRIVACY 18 RBSPF.CTED
OUft natural desire for privacy
hr money matter* I* etrlctly
reepacled here. Friend* end
reutlvee are not quetUoaed
ebept your credlL -Your eatptejrer or busineea essodatee
will not bear of your person^
A'*hlk, OrUini*
V iv y in
K a m IR2S .7 .*i!K
SPELLING m i l A M I M
FOR ML WHEN I r\ O
MR! OHLGUESS WAG
GOING
UR> THEV'RE TO SCHOOL
)
SI
zimoY
OIP.VOU SAV KtLT
10* jp U IH l'tN W.HIH; rj o
A
?/7 MIPPLINy
who have ambition, the
s s iT w ir'-iS K
wasting me time
woovan .with . some ,p»eUc**
W E WE R H 2CCMI.'IC d '-)
P A S T - TH O U G H T W : D .
<Si v e ' . o D ^ ' L i r r / . ^ f ;
K K K ttiS
Dairy. 10th Bb and 8umm«rlln.
wheel*
publication
----- n no*- pur in I r
S U R E *• K I L T , , l V .
/O O P
SA
,l THE FELLER OOf SHOT AMR WJ
KILT * I------------ “7*- ~
ter the time In
Iceire applicant
•unable credit tequ|tt
co-makers cn money
8 AVE PRRCIOU8
balanced, front end all
» iK
i
itfcsiD E N TAL > ta near C ^ t r y STEADY and parT H
Doxier 8 Gay Paints. The)
H 8 A Dept. Store.__________
Club, In ClVtlal Lake area,
e "Iwst for the South." You f
Ph. 264-W C. L deWolald.
CARRIER
BUYS, 12 year* ol
:e them. Stanley-Roger* Hard
ire . Co.
ROOFING— Wa have It In
iPttUf—B 'fttiitt JmAiUftH, CAttUlt,
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—-to cnive? i
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TUE SANFORD II ERA ED, SANFORD. FLORIDA
PACE EIGHT
M ONDAY.
Montreal Royals Whitewash. Saints
Royals Blast Out 19
Safeties-A frainst
,Two Saint Hurlers;
In Daytona Today
With
JULIAN STENSTROM
. II) JI 1,1AS STKNHTHOM
11era Id Sport* Fditor
The Moiiiteui Iloyal*, who’ve
been giving even the Dodgrra
plenty ot Unbolt- -turing their
exhibition tilt* in Dnytnni* Reach,
indicnted yentedny that they still
retain tht- povv-r of last year’*
Intvnmtlotml la-ague chamnkma
wln’ii they Iditstnl out II' safeties
off Jock Renta and Dick Laludy
to whitewash the St. Paul Saints
by a (tore of I- to 0,
Itehiy lie firman went to the
ionin Ul
d o e e a/g Va p a
’tS 10111£[nt
|
1
c e A i in?. A e lu
i
MAKtf Ais pers& ice
Let "Ynor Season P »«* Now J
kidcwM Af-rae.
A ■special committee rrpi*»cntA
k Ci OJAU Ia1y1« 2ing the Sanlonl lluretmll A**n.
C0\j££\K'fe- TcpCjltfi
tint foil today lieuan ‘ ranva-.iiig
liarfbill!' fan* in the city who l ave
A f^ S A S ^ S ^ ]
yet to purrlm e their j'.'tit 1'lon.
dh State Iwagiie M-ltatm pin-i ■>.
The • |i*»r!ial!
a-swIaliiNi
11-16 /
nerd* snbr *u|iporl *1 I hi wrrlUral hour. Help them all you
o n . ajol )» u ‘ll twnrfil from
Ihrlr effort* lid* summer
whin you inn wall, into the
Municipal* IVirl, and enjoy an
evening of^|ia*eh«ll. Thr a*-oslalion ha* mmr (orlh w||h
befoie being relieved by Lloyd
everything wilhin it- *|ui«rr
Fisher, who likewise held a Jin*
to bring 113-011311 lo Sanford
on the Kainto.
I|e held May
The) liavr hern working •dure , Rlaile** HggregiiKm to a pair ol
Bofi-lli, bath mining In
the
Deer mint unit now if‘n )our
f
eighth frame,
turn lo n--d-t ihem.
.lube
JuigeriKon,
Itny
at
third
Claude Whlildon, gene.*) man
ilk * 1 Oti
o f rb s '/ io o e A f'e n s
ager, pnid tidily that oil ttpr»naa* uncker, wn- Uie hitler o f (he day.
A&U iVs
MAVe M e e A G c o
having fenaon passe* for the pui- 'i he atucky infiplder hit aafaty in
six trips li) the platter, a dnutile
< o 4 i'{a > 4 e f i e i p
and five singit*.
\ Go a l c e c s a m &
Ilnitiiitie* began in the open
ing Ktnnin. The itoynl* ahoyrd
A6 Ar*JS-f'HiA<
jirriiss ii pair of markers on a
double by Jfirge’l.tirt mill rillgleh
l*y Whitman,- Fuiillo mid llreard.
In the ■mind.
they rccordevl
tim e inrne on single* by Jorgeie on, Wbituiiii . I mill.', a walk
1 -mi ll lo I!m li i and an frror
by fir*t rat kr r (ill Neumann.
.v foi-A'.t r. WwAi*!&<)*! zf'.vr'e ?<a k ,
I he Huynh rontinueil to twund
FA c * i-COM■t>iKiJr- AL*y iol -frit? A cmy
•Malady in the third ami ncAt.Sd eNiT?rXriPtd<>
odTvrA*Jpr*J6- AT
At A
P o P O G Ib ALSa
eounieri fn* four more run*,
Uv.if'fTAUb r -lli-R A / S FiCSt'o/w'frte BASE
li.'i-irall, Aeder-nn and fUcley
t'Al-l. (L v.«
-f/tt -.rtloFAdo
•All fed Military .or free pn*.*.f(,
lorpeiisuti. Whitman and Furillo
I'lT rilC rM -fftti "TrCAOi^ ,V.tMir
single* and, niiuhlni'd with er"/
r o \ by eenlerfii'Mer Have Hride
suit* vs, It. II, fielding ..... .. tl11d MTun.l top., man J.«> Vllter.
mu.il I,. J.ohr .1 j‘ v «ld. ...Ml,,
.... Hurley
" , h‘; ....
hail lied
ploy a|„, j , „ KcnMtll ,,,,,^ 1 the plate.
mterilay
nut Juai the 'ami'
j„ tl.e fmirth. Ilavgrtll alngli d.
,ir r .
'
confidence of , tn(
9rr,lM,| „ n Hrrard'a walk
urtH'hei that he* major league. in„,
„ „ „ , hllrp ,p,uh|e |,y
i Anderann. Anotbei wa* added in
MIAMI, Mfi'eh i I
W him I, i i i
W It Finnegan
deli Nhh Virihtw hriili rdeUini> the reveiith on ringlea liy llricley Wrighl
b f nlii|l...i. i .1
- Fat in
VI a1.i r i '. ( hr y-it-r.
Atuilbrr Hiivnl who hn* and lofgrnson Itnsgall c roared
*1I-..„ m. e g o in-, .eg win.
b v ' ■- of l|V<nlf1'til Fu
been ' wnlrhrit rnrefidli bv
tbt. platter In the eighth for the ■*tnld*—
ner wilt. Ji.it O’, n rijri •«•..
n* eight apiece. the Dodger* i* oirtfieMer J»'k
lint) trial r . i on * vltigle *Fi*hcr. j j blivln 'l ] t •t T - ppi’d the «*vt*.i in-l
VFbo.igh inn among ithe- firsl
Rilnrher. Hiintvrr. in hi- up
II . Smut- tl.ieatenerl IP the!
il l* in p ii
. nne.| n liif i<- e*i
fn t st iblis in pur*e* earned,
pearsnn Ip-re *•—lerd i). ha ititluil* ii,rinn'. igmli Ii ' the third*
j I) rlun.t II.all ab Hare • -mi r .e ■iiiiSav King wn*
lending owner
plkyed live inning*. Up three and the elgnth' They were able! meeting by gnimulilg JTI.iilin.
-tli nine ,,f charge* making npIrip» to the platler, he fanned to get men on the «ie ks but
The
gretiler
pnipoi
iron
of
the
p. at unco* in tlie vvitmer'* circle.
(wire and grotiinted mil third laeliitl inntdy billing in the pin
lolnl wo* iircounted for by Arm Wool ford Farm ami Walter 1*.
to firiif on the other oera-iorr. Ichen.
ed
in
winning
ihe
Widener.
The
Katirlp'i i* a goinj looking youth | Saturday afteninon. the Saint* .
Chryelsr .veie tied' with eight
tla*-ptate hill hi* hilling didn't I iltnpp.il n j'k i, I tloeislori to |hc ,|vmtory wo* worth IJii.siNi fur Ihe winner* each while Cl
'Chicago-owned
Calumet
Farm
me un to par with Cb»r| -Furillo, i ltoy.il* in Dnytona llem-h. tio - (
mol t’ rtrioii-e Farm I
Hither- ICriynl outlieblet wluv|ing into the niutli one run be- 1 II, A. Murphy of I'hllndtdpliih. ■seven win- apiece.
owner
of
Coneordinn,
thr
Mi-U-iti
atti-il lie game f i ( lift fie ld .'Mini, the Saint* knotted
the
Kddin Arcaro, hard
arillo dilaale.l mu t*ao - hat |i: errant. . However, in tile
tenth nun winner wn* luroml in the an, wn* IVader in t
Ail if
ligln* lo right and a long hfnwlr Ir.inn . the Itoynl, shoveit hit ns* -ii
' land lags with f 51,0(H).
Flo* money wii - rained Ii) tin- ilivlslin with 3fi to
lentil in tim e tup: In tie the Winning nvuiker
\r urn nm plr.| 171
theumatbgalloper
with
f>. it
firnt* and one *r*cnfnl in hi, five
* Lartn.
The (table of Mrs. It. 11. Iletglte
of llelnir. Mil. wn* third on the
Iiol with J37.1MM in puraya. Adroit,
(iALKSIUHin, Hi., Mat II. 1,-11 winner of tiu lilac* Helen llattdiHill ili-etde, the *‘oid man of cap. wav dip brcad-vvlmtet- fdr the
hnn\'' who mote back from the barn.
_
wot* to liecoine the nation'* nltl.
Hanford Stud Farm of Amalerdam, N. V. amasjt-d f.TG,70O, main
WFHT POINT. N. Y., Mar, II.
(Special! t iiilit Jntne-i K. t 'rly through the effort* of Itmml Medley WiMKlfintisc with 111 each
Vlcvy, winner of the Flamingo aiuf J. It. Layton with 11.
ter. of Sanford Ian time jelismplon
of t^e lt-'> noon,I claa* of til?
Slake*.
latmcy Hanvmati wn* third on
<’orp« of t'nilel* by winning tinIlirarh Jacob*, who ha* had a tlie Itpiifenlirc Hat with I& vicRrirndc liming Tourney win. I,
hummer.luck on flr*t place in the lorle* f,,Unwed by M. A. lluxt in
liH-i jn»t been cnniplered at We- I i
trainer* dlviainn until ilUplartnl with 13 and Jimmy l.iCaual vPl l
Point
In IPlfi by Stanley IJpiee. m i
t arter, ll-e -on of Mi nmi M1
top conditioner with 10 wb-o iwinning fiivori|aa
K. II. ' Hili, ,f IIHIII I ,1, Avenue '
eaddled
f
M. 1‘ellner. . tuitpi
inn-ting war .'l3
received In apjitniilmi'Ut to tin
(or (iu*tav Ring, and J. Iwyland
In w pereentagu
Unite i i'lal , MlllLtf-y \cadcofy*
<>f l’e rodi»e Ffrmv were dead.
1a*t Hialeah *cufrom t 'i>ugre*»i»aii A- I. lirectte
lockeil with lime wittnt-r* to their
Of t lurid a.
I’ adi-t (utter, Wlto
U in the Fir«t Fla** at Wual chc* acrov* l? ycata aincr he
PmnL previittoly attemlod Notlh first atannl a* a prep* St Moline,
C -nrgia Cnlli-ge and Army.
111., in 1UJU. He enrolwl at Knox
at the ngr of HO.
p a s s km Up nr.iinv
NEW YO.TK. Mar. II, blVFUNERAL KKRVICKH
Ofldala of th,ie flrat annual Han
N'FWARK, N. J-, Mar. II, (7P)I
Tlie (ire>-ntri-e Stable, winner* of
Funeral a o r v I c t * fur AlLnf
tl,» 1!M2 Ken;i!cky ilerlvy wltn Iier*h, roloted, who difil Tuerday ford Fire Department Rmlen for I'nacliing St. Iloiinvcitlure College I
Shut (hit irpd victor with Twen-i in South r urolinn Will he held th* benefit of the Flirmatn*' Re In update New York la a far .-ry I
iy Oran,I In Itb'll. will |'u»v up the |Satui.ljiy nt Hpovv Ill'll M. II. lief Fund nniiuuttcrd this morn from maatermlnillng the mighty
72rtd running of the Mite graxs Church, (Jcttavn. She I* atirvived ing that the rodeo tinted to l-i
cfitaalr, •
by two daughter*, two «nr.*, a held next weekend hit* been po-t
grtindaon, n aider and two broth poned unUl a Inter dale,
er*.
* ‘
J . 'C . Trico, managrr of the
..........
T__.........
n*lco, rcporled that th) nffnir nvniby Orange*, put* It this waj
waa |w,*tpohc-il -uifilil a inter dale
MI like to conch football and !
aiiu-e iidei(unte Vugli cin--, : tn-k don’t aec why I shoudn'l jnjo]
could not be iji.iainctl for the it Just fla ntuclt at J5l. Ronavcnt'tlginal achpdut/l almwlpjr‘ iturr n* I hove cvt'rywhere cl-e.
S"Vf
Navy, according to lAformatlou
reefived today from the Naval
I’ononncl Separation C e n t e r ,
Jftvk tohvillt.
e Races Are
EL/jtm
ruyep i
al
11, 191C
12 T o : 0t
the cloving time arrive*, the wln- Kmrth Ha**— Futuritr I
CltHtairl* Here
tiowa will lie shut and the race
Oulilrn llfTarr l)u*l| “Tmlv, T r».
Intoned on Ita’ way.
•
an Are, llac* l o nil'll'*. 11t*
A *• A ___ 1
‘ ThU U necnaarj lita u ti
♦ r, ThnftUer ft". Flying Jetaml*-,
Now \tt:
P ‘A t U V 9 1
it U again*! Florida'* law to
Filth Hare S 10 vlllri
b
run the rare arter midnight,
Il4a,lalrla Hare!
a _ rf
’• I *
’and in order to gel the tenth
Mln»y M". It*n*ba Morn Holt,
ill.*
Itirrtr,
Ninth 1‘1't!. Tanka*
n c * underway a t' 11US, all
Man. 111ja>- t.liilr. teiwtatt ItMlf.
°
other event* muat be run on
Hlntt
-----.
ached ule.
alilh llaee—1'umrii» ■
Uinta tela Harr I
Pice ttuinielaa will be run night*;
Kaorp _
ijr. the daily double.jaill—temaiut -Maaia ll»p* M u m M
rar,
-fr-.r'Hi'ftrMlmrH**fenrrrMlJr
l o l r O K r a m , on thj n*ct>nd~»nil' third "event* J ilittbe, -tn n itf' .Nrwk Whirl
Alift
IP O
At
7 .Q Q Large afgna have poateif-about1
IC C
l . o a th*
paddock'and grand-?
;— “ "
(tend informing fan* o f the eloa-!
I, Mar. 11, (Sue- ing time for witnloM* on each
hsnfnrd-0 r I n tt it t r * « , no deviation from the pul>open* it* iat-t -301lished time will be permitted,; tillin g H), Darling. Lucky lb***.
D E F E N S IV E S T A R
M A D C !!
’
AMuting.
Mir* .klarr,
Xlnhawk
Scout, ilrey Io n , l-ueky Tltn . '
Mwlh Hare—3 IB Wllet
Jo*t llnwify, Small Slavef*. Jink
t a w . Faahlun UuIJr. l l r P M Ma.
Iron.. lUBBlw * I'rklr, MalltirL lltp
cat
Tenth ,11are—3/1* stltei
__
lltwlBlela ItBrr I
Dantfl. liiiv— tual. tin. I Stknia,
1Mini.
Mr
Klm-r, tbll'-i
Doper*
liran'r Ulr b KeoMi Mab.ru*,
WE ’ C AN'T GUAR
ANTEE that you will
find ull of your fav
orite liquors here, but
we do have some of
them . . . and we'll do
our best to see that
you are satisfied.
PACKAGE STORE
OWF.NH IS niSCIIAIKlKlI
Sl/e Willibrn A. Owena, 311
Magnolia Avenue, ha* l>een dlachurgcd from the United Slate*
!ll= lli= IIIE II!= l!IE III= lll= IJ | = | | J = llllll= lll= lll= lll= lll= | | | = | | k '
* '-a
lu e a r and tear on the d o ^ h o u se uuith =
^
m\ /// one-- o f M ATHERS NEW SIN K S
M A T H C P i'S
GOOD C . BAD
fU R M lT U P E
Calumet Faim table lopped
Owner in Purses At Hialeah
Can el J. E. Carter
Wuis West Point
Ri ng Championship;
•
Built-in. cabinet sinks for ronvenicncc and beauty in your kitchm
Ail metal Hinkle m*id doublv cabinuta with Battleship linoleum work Murfaces. Also wood cabinet sinks in pastel colors to fit in with your favorlte color scheme
ICE REFRIGERATORS
A n n u a l Fifemnn’s Sets Less Pressure
Rodeo Is Postponed -At St. Honaventure
DINETTE SETS
White enamel ice re
frigerators with .Urge,
ice dompartment and
handy shelves.
must carry otohyL
59'95up
, Perfect in design and practica
bility, smart and sturdily construct
ed. Your choice of white enamel
finish, oak or maple with- drop-jeaf
or refectory tables, leatherette or
plain chair seats.
KITCHEN CABINET
All
white kitchen cablneta with
rge sliding work top of gleaming
GREYHOUND GU8
la os Hi* air av*r
WO UO tonight at
Silo and erf* WLOF
at Sitt with all th*
“dop*” on th* doff*
hi- th* Smaford-Or
lando Ranaol ClaU
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
WHEEI,
B. B, CruinlDy
CHINA
Complete service for eight
good quality china with pretty
pattern emboased,. 63 piece si
WINDOW SHADES $1.00
- ircen or Ecru, Cash and Carry,
wl^Jth—7 f t . km#. ; ' 0 *
General Inaurtuice
BALANCING
Atlantic National
. Bank.Building;'/
M M AASSM M AM W M W W M e
iii=iii=iii=m=iiiiiiEiii=in=iii=ii
sp
�i
I HE WF.ATHEH
In U n lly T h e re In S tre n g th —
To Pr«tort the Peace of she Worlds
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Produce ProapfritT'tur Sanford.
Partly cloudy wiitt nlpwly rtninit temperatures
through Wednesday. Moderate to freak
Hindo.
SC
Established 1908
V O LU M E X X X V II
Reds Continue!
SANFntll). FI.OKIlM
TUESDAY, MARCH 12. 191(5
NITMUKK 125.
A s o c ia l t»<i I’ r e ^ l<4vi*t*il \Vit>
Senator Urges
Escape Accident lh Coach
Danish Island
O f Big Three
Position Gives Soviet
Union Command Of
Sea Routes Through
-sr Lower Baltic Area
!Connolly Calls *Por
i *Heads To Discuss
Issues That May
. - {- Blaze Into Friction
( » r AIIOCIATKI) rR R M )
In this day, when Moscow,
London nhd Washington are
engaging in making * fierce
faces at one another, it has
become popular to view. Soviet
Russia's foreign t a c t i c s
through two seta of glasses.
For United Mine Workers
Refuses
Financial Aid
To Ball Club
Labor Czar Expected,
To Ask For Higher
Pay, Shorter Week, :
Royalty P a y me n t .
"Prayer. Of Thanks By A Prelate
WASHINGTON, March 12. —
(/ViDemocratic Senator Tom
)' CunraUv of Texas railed today
for o n w meeting
tng of President
unit.
'rime
Attlee
Vi
me '’ Minister /
>./,
lit slmo Stalin,
-*i .to Se .to Foreign Relation*
Committee Chx.rman issued hia
call for u now Big Three meet
ing from the floor of the Senate. . A request for financial a*si*>
Conhotly called upotl the Big tunrt majie by the Sanford Mu-pThree to discuss, in language ho I nil Association in •order to help
j descr ibed us "clem ' and platn Wuipnit ft Sijnford Irani in the
.and if need be, blunt;*’ issues yffriita .Mate lougtlc. via, turned
Cotinuiiy feared may blase into 'u'iin by the City Clmmicion Inst
evening due to the City's financial
, world friction.
, Connoily lolil hi* itenatr col- Condition. Mftyow.Junios (Jut said
W
Ir.igurs he was Tpt.imstlc about today
Alt the commissioner* express
the future of this nation's re
lations wit|i Hus. sn --- provided ed themselves as being heartily in
1those relations ate based ori aurh favur id having a tram here, and
plain .speaking.
■, regretted'- the Jnatiillty of the
However,
Connolly
dr luted City to help in this matter, said
that while Russia has lh * »m* Mn/ot (Jut. lie declared tlint it
challenged riglq to matntai i titty was the Cify’a first duty to mainform of government slut wanla, taiii necessary functions and that
these rights, as he put 'It, “ do the City budget for tie fiscal year
1not extend beyond her Uuind- ending Sept. JO already had been
uries."
over-expended due to Increased
| ‘ * ntmlly railed also for the labor and costa. Hr pointed out
maintenance by life Unite I Males that the budget had been *et
-1'' 11 »u|>erlative sir toii.-, a *u- during' war lints* condition* and
*P**nqr Navy unit an .oirquaH thin it had to lie set a year ahead.
Inning mi afternoon session
'Vr,'’ >
»("' O '*1*"
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" nl> w" ul11 ,,Btk up -'of <lie City Commission 'a r which !
d.U'Mii.nallMi to ir .i.t CpauuiiMuner George Bishop was
aggression hut also to oppose not present, the rnafter of sectit !
aggression by economic or polit Illg City Bid for the l«all club1
ical pressure or maneuver
wa* piesente.1 by Claude Whiddoo
( onnuily asserted his
l/elief business maager Joel Field, presi
that so tong us Russia, Britain dent and by EG Kilpatrtrk, vim
ami tile Cruted States re martled president of lie Association, Mr
levy i»1 to the
United
Natiolia Whnlilnli juilnUxl out that there
charter and adjust difference* a* was very little time lrfl to raise:
they unis, them will be peace. necessary baseball funds by mean*
But, Warned Connelly: "Those of selling sepsnn tickets, and that
who want pence must not com- the* drive wo* only two weeks old
mu act- to proveke war. Russia ltd asked for the City’* financial
Cl" i
Jjf supporting
||«. also asked jhal the
» m cooperating witk the U ltlua. ,, furnUh ,, ,lU
, m. inlain
• WASHINGTON, Mar. 12,,
(AP}w—Tho conference open-*
oil in Wii.Hhjngttm. today be
tween bivti nil noun coal oper
ators niftl John *L, Lewis'
United Mint* Workers. Tins
cHaflrmln 'ot the operators
neKotiatiiiR committejx Ezra
Van lltirti of Cleveland, wAs
noniLnirtcd
‘ser^e
Mayor Explains Ris
ing Costs Are Over
taxing City Budget
One is, th a t e v e ry Russian
m o v e is Ancutated as p a rt o f
■•Sn im perialistic chess gam e
q* permanent cfglferente chaSfor world dominion. The other
mnn. The deuiupd* of thg A F ’ ofIs that the Hunlan maneuver,
I. miners have not yet heeu proonly ire part of a dafente to
•sented
aecure all of tho Soviet Union',
lew is and ether top UMW
frontier..
,
l 'fin a l*
met with the
mine
Moscow regard, the first view
owners at lin n o'clock, Eastern
point a,, just so much strange
ntaml rd T me. this morning. So
nonsense. It look, upon tho sec
far. the bushy-browod mine lalwr
ond—that of security—a. a legi
chieftain ha* kept secret
the
timate ami necessary aim. In
age nnd other demamls he will
this, Russian spokesmen have
serve upen tin1 mine owner*. In
aid that the Soviet Union will
fact. Lewis scheduled an llth ontinue on her way, pot turning
hnur meeting with hi.* 260-mvt
aside, but not making attempt,
■gi poll, v . mmiltee • for a
on foreign Interests ner at the
filial icvie. of three u disclosed
same time yielding M » own.
em-tid* jus u few ia.flute* i>eThe preponderance o( world In SEATED IN A HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE in Williamsburg, Va..
ftue h< -a , dot*if to dls.-\i»*ion*«
terests In balancing these ' views ire former Prime Minister Winston Churchill an,I U S. Chief « f
with the . perutors
l.ewi* i,
against what Is taking older, ha. 3taff (Jen. Dwight ll. Eisenhower after lliey escaped injury when the
negotiating n neu c.nlfact for
been In Iran, the Balk)on*. the two horses harnessed to the roach luickid Hud plunged and threntennone tin.mill -oft ., j tinner*.
Mediterranean, and Manchuria. |.(j jo break away. Earlier In the »tay Chuvrhill nddresseil the Vir[lie opei mot* myanwhile. arc
Virtually neglected b
I blue*| U.S .Btitish unity.
jy the outside,g|nia'General assembly nod as ked for null
ruiilhtiiAl
cerium that wiiaU'Vvi other de
world Is a situation
tuation iin the Baltic,
4Inter mitt nnl Sriundphoto)
niatul* leu is nioy iiavo. it , an t>e
whereby the Russians command
take u for grouted that he will .
kll the sea route, through • the
ft»ak ■ these d e m a n d *
Tower Baltic.
Kir*i A shorter work week.
It was on May 10,
that
S*s ond M o r e pay to make up
the Russian force* stormed the
the loss in take home wur earn
Danish island of Bornholm, and
ings
liberated it from the Germans.
Fltird—The unioniintton. of 3S,Thst was one day after British
Miiil to 50,000 supervisory work
warships, racing In from the west,
ers, and
had. caught remnants of the Ger
Fourth—A royally payment to
man fleet in Copenhagen Harbor.
the UMW fo r em*h i«ti «>f co-iJ
________
,
Rad Army units quickly rounded
inin«*<l to nhl n union welfare
up lhA Nasi occupation forces on
C*,,Txu W i l l
Tnbun
l hcupitnluntiop fun*!. I^it y#a*
S te p s W ill B e
la k e n
tnlst eastern outpost of Denmark,
l^w
tltnmmlrd »
^nd \ sent n delegation to the
wit y
hut pui*.^! the ilemiiu. v
Tfanlsh capita] in June to anin livo r of A wfttfc
TTWnee that tho Russians would
'w ,
•*_
. ,
.
.instituted policy *O f!'S n,r; •Kilpatrrk -.aid
ho
stay aa long a r Staiin^Truman and
plain speaking about Russian and U11™
1" **e Sanford have
On !|v«* i»uVi*'Oif* of; !.h^n\ ntpE;iChurchill found it necessary. A t
WINTER PARK. Mar. Il2. (V )James 8 .. R vers manager o f Amennin relations started r e - » laschall team, which he had
11ftt im»is nut\ ilu}-* nil whether tho
the time, the big threw wera pro- Georjte ltolt. son of President Radio Station WMJM of Cordele, ccjaij (,j Michigan'* Republican hoped coulil !«• finanrtnJ withoul
ritiioh will luiki* n
iDtil strike
paring for the Potsdam confer-.,twnlllon Holt of Rollins College. Ga., who'-haj made application .Senator Aitluu Vaiidenbeig and asking for outside help He nildhilli'U \pr -I 4(i u«l«l !*» »t^
tnc*,
*- „
, proposed today during the con- for a radio itnlion In Sanford. fuRnwed up by
Secretary <>f *sl thm if ibe Citv hail llw fuiol*Mhtfi
r i onvor-ovn
heat!iiolte<«,
lt has been . full ten months ference on world govarnnieiH.thxt has released the City of its of- .state J*mo. Byrnes.
Connally |<o aid in the project, they would
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_bui > l■■i n i i mm\m\m
PnUf f *ii‘ t W'lh the bltu*.
|,e hail di*ru**cd his speech
well jipe'iilw
»w P
tthe United State* try to change fer of -a site for the radio *tar „ H i i / i om
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the . United Nutiun* charier ns Hon In Fort Mellen I'ark, Mayor ,,,
ndvunca
with
SecreUry
Mr. Field Udd of hnw Dtl.piul |
MKffiSftarari f A B g w V,]ntr Mfut flu* I ’ MW rhlpf nlirudy
a means of assuring world peace. ,H. Janies Gut announced today r Byrne*.
[ !|t*t| iupiMfiti’ii Itji club thfoujtKj
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hits nutifled the -tuiiti* owners of
Going into detail— Holt aug-t Thin action war tnken in a|
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for
the
H#»on
SKATED
ON
THE
EBICOPAl.
THRONE
in
St.
I'a
I
rink's
Cathedral.
hi" ,,'t i‘ri( to cancel the control!,
the UNO charter be amend- letter, to James I„ Ingley, who
totalling 364, and ■told ‘Of low New York, 'Francis (Tirdituil 8|iei[man f* stinwn ;i* lie rend the '
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present,has been instrumental in olitninheavily patronlted baseball gam e*!plBJ,,r
tj„.
riti.»l Mn-* of T h n g i ' . g o r „ , ti„.
i
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"for SonI / i n l r o T r * V a f a P Q t l O |loo»« confederation of sovereign•ing “the* radio station
h
already have limn in Florida thl* ^Uii Ull,
, f, |,M|I
tdt.-*l
J U U v liD 111 t C l v l c l l l p l i t i U i into the federal novern* ford, Jn which Mr. River* st*
season.
,
irarilitinK
t hiturhui nutiih
•ment of the world." He add* D*»t l>p "would not do anything
At thr liit'Uini; a colored rum
[much a government »(iould'. have !« * t would mar Iho beauty or
mltte* reffurstr*! the H t y for au!
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a "representative legislature, a re- FHiwth of Hanford,
I
in estfihli^hirtf: rrcreollonni faci
o n r v r v Maw 19* /
i nn jip o n iib li nnd itfonir executive!
* *rn sorry to leirn» aim ii
lities nrnl u liHM'hfill |iAtk fi iu!
The Unite! hi.t'e* U Iftoklme for !anl' *n independent Juiliciary,".
conlrovaray regartnng tin
ngreemenl betweeiw.lt. T wert assured thut when the t it>
leadermhto' tn it* 14000 000 men ' which ha* the power to enforce. r**'Io **tation «tte," Mr. Uivei*
It
It 1
Y , »1,(H un Tl d
leadership to IU ti.0TO.WW dnen
*
wrote. However, I with to assure < ■ '»»" and- the City Coimnu- undertook . .a. jjrtierfil rwresllnn
., ,
reached A a special Program, their request would be
Iltu Vimiii.m Hfil I 1’
Fund
and. women returning to civil from '
^
, pnf,
„ nc, i___
h#l!you.
the Msyor. City
V
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military life and expects of them
,,1
1 » told , lh'
yeAtelilijy
aftcfltoolt considered.
appeal,, unttuuitrrd t* *lay Hint the
“ No
sovereign *i°n, Mr, Higgins and the good meeting
^oum l eitlienship, Spetsard L. ttl 11 ,,ow
quota fur SiMiiinnfr County •lurcity owned —
lots In' Approval was given for (haI
can guarantee It*^ citliens people of Sanford, that I would ?,,lfwb,3r 25
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■ ■u,,,! purchase of ,®it Serins A CHy
lug ’ lh i* mrtunt *ln\ t* htt« inTtl
fHolland, Florida's war time gov nation
prot«rtion from other
sovereign n» ‘ *• anything that would tnnr MegimlloHeight* m a y b e .1 ‘ /„r leftnttllng bond*. Thl* will tnakei
set nt lii.fRm. -pin tn the « n ernor and candidate for United nations and therefore
from ex- “ *• beauty or the growth of *>y Mr. Cowanto build hopie*
s total of $<50,1)00 bonds retireil *
I T- Sit \
‘if I In* Amt1'r innn |
punlic*
dilate* senator, said last night in
Sanford. *
,
I veterans.
la*. 11
' nt •hit in* th* 1lv*\ i *r
an address delivered here on the tinction.
" I am Coming Into Sanford to • The City hud reserved On. 25 in the past (10 days, according to
The
conference
has
named
a
.ftn. frt’ f 4 P
II.N. Hsypr, city clerk.
f»ir fit rH
ft
lawn of the Gadsden County
drafting committee to outline a be a part or me City, trying' ui •I” 1" to convey to thr veterans
CourL House.
Applicator) of Roy A iteditng
ell time* to be sn n*»el III the *Hh the restriction Hint a hohir
■hr a n / ini m i l l fur
. Th « statement followed tho tentative manifesto for action by building of a bigger anil better should tie built un the site with lo operate n colilreii dune* hail
N T FRNBEIHJ, Mm 1
i Vi
rum in 1 • ;■
introduction by W . D . lb« whole group. On the drafting Senfprd.
Mr , t i ituirv a Med.
rcamQa
' in six month* Thl*# ruling w*» now under rotistrurlinn at 1515 I’ niil KoeVtirr. an tniituuie r i i . . i
A fr'llUt! t.l r /.Mil 1a* liuCI lllk',
•new and
Air Corps
Corps (Committee are Gai l Yen Doren.
i1i *V h 1: • Nun - i«11j l h
Lines,' attorney
and Air
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"1 would appreciate you ml- amended »u that the lots would West. Thirteenth Street was up- of lli ioiaon tliwillig w ii . h i-- c „ I
h a.
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veteran who declared T h e best 1 ^ 1 ^ and author. Dr. Hoit, pi»tbo City Uomml**i..ii tlmi he e«nv(eyed t„ Mr Cowan fnt proved. O.C. KowanO was granted know! (hr f«rmei in. hn lllvl.lll Irxl i f rv.f ' 4
httiiiiu
V
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- tv
r.. .i Mir.’*
newt I receiVAl fn Germany Was: *l(i*nt of Rollin*. and Emery , ,
r, i eallllK ,H,m „r then building purposes III enrh
lit a permit to o|>rrnU' a taxi In since ! ' . ’•> and olii • . '. I in
. it t|. » ,
f F»»n v 1 1
* i•*.!
j|I .-i*l $ 1 li>0 hits
that Hpessard Holland w#, going Rwee. New k«rk publisher end off
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...w cv . _ ,.aik
_ ... fi,r
.... .Unce w hc,e u veteian wrote a view of rurtailment of hux *er i state t■■r I'ltissia, te«tilied t - l . ) .U i |*«
•*i' i’ **■' iyi • h H^
f*.*j ’
jor" -author.
ivr.| h v t ill * itN al i*ha|u
ilo run
ran for United 8Ute*
ienet----“*■ site, and I |letter to the City, aiAing such vice taro permit* were approved ' befoit' tie interns I l"iiul in ilititi y i tlnwnnl A IIMil five in The eni !'*•■!! It’ClVV*
Stated e*
the radio static?
u{ (itHTinu
V/IIIkI i UTirl, 8(111 **f P ip h! MArt hul Wal ter." lie.«xpre»*e.i hi* confidence
a perrti Hint
w "W e must seek it
for ..............
colored tax!
driver* operating j tnhuinil
n ...
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would do this even if I had a I n *'cp.
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(world
world peace fdr the nation*,
nation", Hol
signed contract In my possession. 1, It
wit* arrerii that Mr: Cowan f rnm Mhlway nn,| out of town sgntn*i the N «n fmit)
g>’ 12 t thur V'iu Hraii. hH'i’h, 8ii ill hu that Sc iniit,>1. < mint) will again
Caldwell Cancels Hireling
meet nr exceed (tic quota aeland told his audience which grav
I will never forget the kindness ' wilt furnish the City with Isllers points. One of these was to John ) em* ago
rnnfiidr rr*| \hr «.tiler jtmt ifii‘*l
•Igned t them.
ed chilly weather to- Rea* hi*
testified brfnti
TALLAHAHSEE, Mar. 12, </P)- shown me by your City Officials, I of agreement staling that he will Reddick negm- It was reported, Koeinei
the
Mvrnnv hi !•t* the trilmual
Mr ('rumley also urged those
address. "W e know now what In the state capital. Governor Mr. dUgidns and yourself.1^
|build on these lots within six (hut there nr* more than a dox*n t lrii>un.i! thnl the purge in
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Von
I'mun
tin*
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who are working on the com.’
war la and we know whet it will Caldwell's cabinet probably will
Mayer Gut also ennounci ik th a t; month* nr they will revert hock moM applieation* op file from |wn* stopped after Uuering msilej
tight to r.uhmit .in inlerrugatory niiltee lo compiete their canmean In the fbture, ewift unde be more prompt in the fviturs. further stepe would be taken!to the City.
colored driver* to" .iperate taxis,
u protest lo Hitler thnl innheem to King Custuf o f Kwixlen. It rv'clared war With atomio bombs The Governor cancelled this mom- immediately to secure another
Twelve veterans appeared at
Approval was given for a roni- (wople were being killed. Knei- late* to the former German dip- >»** n* soon a'■ p;>**ililf unit re
planee that fly faster than »Mnd, ing'e cession of the weekly cabi more suitable site for the radio the meeting nnd signified to the ,ract wilf.
r*<leral Works ner declared that Gm’ ring fism d-! lomat's elaim 'that lie repeated!y port to (he chapter office the
umoiini of then oliivtion* "This
rocket bombs,
i war dsstructlvo net meeting when cabinet mem BUtion.
HH. -«
Commissioner* that they wishe.1 Agency to deliver to tho City He- c| the remcentrstion ram|is in ! sought the S'mdi»h mnnai
Ut* will enable us." he said, "to
beyond anything we have yet ber* didn't apDear on time. Gov ,
'
7, LT " -— !* ° ,mt d t orP,M *'.’d lh? 1 they np* -Wiled plans ami specification, for Germany—but only to "rc-eilu* Itnivetilion m the cause of Eur*»-1 UM-erlntn the progre** of the
joen*
1mrowmd o f Mr. Cowon', program n iew<irag# treatment plant. The cate" enemies of tin* slnlt'. K w - 11’* * 1' peach
ernor Caldwell got there himself / DIRECTORS TO MEM, drive ami mid whatever efforts
T i » regu ar dinner meet rtg o f I fat| bhildlng.
.
FW A pays for W> percent of the ner asserted that Goering lumodj The tribunal ha* i
promptly at the appointed hour
lire.'l may l>e necessary to reach the
of 10 A.M. Six minute* taler be tha Saminoie County Chamber of| It was stated by Mr. Cowan eo, t of , ht pUn<i whlch * mounl the camp* over to Heinrich Him- -mean* lo compel any person cut*, quota."
^ r*pak] , thp city if or mier In 1014 on Hitler's orders, "side Germany to answer nil in
announced there would be no Commerv# will be held tonight a t ; ‘ bat h» had ordered a consider.........
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g a ft , .aid He nl*« testified that Goering terrogntory. . It’*
morning
m e e t i n g . ..............
Secretary H Q O'clock at lbs Mayfair Hoel.,sh|s amount of htdldlng malerlal. wh#n iUfh ,
M ievn i
in ,
FJ.ti AMONG JIAYEI^
Gray was the only member p r e - M *y «ie r Edward Higgins of the that he had ample
flnanrl. May0r 0ul
’attempted 'to stop n Jewish pogr»i.n»«/.i n* rase r « « r
‘
trade
body
has
urged
all
directors
barking
nnd
that
the
homes.
•
Distinguished service certlfl- esnC
Tim
seven ounce
egg
that
---- u
bum strictly under1
would
tn attend.
I K Husky Wight found in hit
-catea and pins for B0, BOO and
FHA
chicken
neon is
’ 1,000 hours of earvIcO will t>«
j awarded at BOO o'clock this even
window
u » i s v on display in
of William E. .\ader. jowater,
ing at the USO to oil vpluntesrs.
—i
Chairman Herman Morris an
on I’ark Avenue.
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nounced that Lieut. Comdr, WhelA
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F
n
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fl
Members of the Sanford Nai\ r r n y A i r
I* o r c tu ^ j0naj panrl t^isn Association will
N A V A L BILL PASSED
lor, Brigadier Genoral J. C.
rvwvh'-wn end
Clefaland,
isi't (ftpc- regulations remain In effect,"
WASHINGTON. Mar. I!. (/P)—
---------thair annua) marting in th* Cliy
Odi
anted from Brailey O d h a m , Democratic Mr. Odham
fVho has recently
asserted that the orhill
WASHINGTON, Mar. 12, (/Pi— .Hall bar* Thursday night 8:00 rial)— LaMonlo Graw, n^tnager Grgw said, a« he outlined the ap- The House has pasted a
anisetion should make every rf- In a move to meat tha require- 'o ’clock, H. D. Freeman, aecrtlary- of the Florida Vegetable Com- peql
ioiuy hi ltte l’acifir,
will give nominee for thr state legislature lanlxetii
which directly
resulted authoriring the Navy to
us*
from Group No. 2 of Hemlnele fart to obtain that* facilities to ment* of tha atomic age, General treasurer, announced today.
mlttee, will go Mo Washington from
action tahen a *few dav* about 100 warship* for the atom
County, was elected commander
A fter the
the current critical housing Carl Rpaati today atraamllned, A t tht* mealing director* fur next week to prtsont'an appei! ago in a resolution of the FVC. bomb teats in the mid-Pacific thl*
of Poet No. 3282 of tha Vatanbs shortage here.
->k.
tha Army A ir Perce* into three the ensuing year will be elected to the Office Of Priooi Adm fni»-,"The reconversion problem of the Hpring. ^ Tha legislalion wsj ayi
of Foreign Want during a meet
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OiUndo**AI
The nrogm s of th* Sanford major combat commands. A t t h a ^ d financial and other raporia tration for the removal o f pries]vegetable
grower differs
from proved by * roll call vote of 31$
ing o f the organisation held last -Baaabtu Association was outlined same time, tha chief of tha na- on tha 1MB period will be made regulations from perishable veg-' ihnt of tlie manufacturer," h* lo 25 and now gur* to th* S*n*t«,
Pubil
Itn^tW m l ^ihls final program to- night at the American Legion by Mr. Odham and Comdr. Boyle tlon'e air. arm declared that the' by the President. J. J. Bolly, and etables, Graw will arrive in tha continued.
...............
in that the farmer
Hut located on*- the Lakefront. reported that the organisation atom bomb makes It almost rer- Mr. Freeman. "A ll citrus grow- nation's capital on Monday and has increased his production to
HOMELESS DOGS
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Other officers elected were Cyril had requested the post be fur tain that any future war will be- era, farmers, and other*, Inloraat- will Join representatives of tho meet the wartime nerds of th#
Eight homeless dogs, including
Butner as senior vice command nished 10 rifles for the use o f a gin with air action.
MABONR MEET TONIGHT
ad in cooperative agricultural industry from Texas and Call- nation. Now. he must adjust
er, Clifford Reel as Junior vice firing Iquad to be organised with
, downward to tho decreased de- tno bird dogs, arc quartered at
Tha three malor command* are: .credit are cordially Invited to fornia in praaantlng tha plea.
ter Me. IS o f the commander, James O. H o ff aa in tha near fut«re- A treasury the Strategic A ir Command, com- attend this meeting",
Mr. fYeerotating” , Mr,
Contending there It sufficient j mend. This means that the wide the City Pound awaiting th*
person#
to
^
'hold quart*rmaeter, A. B. Peterson as report wo* presented by Quart- posed o f long rang* striking for man said.
Maaens will
evidence of ampta supply In all! spread betwren prices paid the •nming of some
regular meeting tonight at post advocate, W. B. Miller aa erm tiler Huff.
ces; tha A ir Defense Command,
The* association'* office is lo varieties Important to' Florida ! producer anil cost to the contu- adopt them, according to 11. N.
100 o'clock at whkh time the poet surgeon, John U Rauls as
Ir. floyl* ravtaled that he responsible for aerial protection cated fn tha Maiach Building arid iuid nation-wide production ex-hnar must be reduced, along with Ssyer, city clerk.
post chaplain and E. A. Monforwill be a*
ltten to Senators Claud* o f tha continental United Stales; handles Federal Land Rank l
Arch
capt for paaa, these representa-' elimination of delay* in niarkattort, H. BL Ptope and W .F . Thorne
_.]** 0. Andrew* and tha Tactical A ir Command, in Bamtnol*,Voluaia, and B
tivas will ask 01'A to follow Hi* >|ng.
K IK TLB Y IS DISCHARGED
were elected trustees.
itativa Joe Hendrick*. to cooperate with surface force*. Counties.
WVffTinjfnt directive, made l l l l f ■ ” C b n » u nu* r i untiueilionably
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Comdr. Lloyd T. Boyle appoint- Mating tha views o f the local
post on legislation - to provide
, , r | M HAT HPXW,
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
1 U M ARRIVE TO D AY
J‘ he vegolablrs for which they bc* n m,chargod from the United
enlisted personnel of th# armed
Tha Seminole County Board of
N E W YORK, Mar. J2, —GP) ply,
.7- >
Lasher to Investigate thepoeslhit- forces with accmed pay Identical Public Instruction
will
meet Eleven transports, carrying 13,Orderly reconversion o f the*nr* paying high prices, often net Flutes Navy, eccorJlling to ig>
Ity of,-obtaining, the tralien now to that afforded o ff (cere upon Thursday
morning
at
10;00
i panonnal. were *ch»- fresh vegetable Industry to ai t he farmer lets then the cost,
formation received today from
an+v# today at New peacetime ba«lt Is next to fm-' "Under OPA regulations, maxi- the Naval Ferso-nri Separation
separation fnyn the a e f r U a , o'clock ‘ at' i N o ff ire o f County
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lau Francisco.
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a* rear
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(C a tisa te o> i'»a * Feast
Center in Jacks onrlHo.
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Holt Advocates City Released Of
Amendment To Park Site Offer
Charter Of UNO . For Radio Station
Son Of Hollins Presiderit Pr opos e s
World . Government
H ollan d Says U. & «•“.£
For
To Find Suitable bo- S T i . t '
cation Out O f P
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R. T. Cowan, City
Reach Agreement
On Lots For Vets
Leadership
Goering Is Described As Friend
To Jews In Testimony At Trial
Quota For County
In Red ( 'mss Fund
Appeal Is SiUiOQ
International Tribunal Grants Defendant
Franz Von Papen Authority To Submit
Interrogatory To Swedish Monarch
USO Program
Slated For Tonight
ey Odham Elected Commander O f Local Veterans O f Foreigfi Wars
a*
Spaatz Streamlines
Natlomi^Farm tomj Graw To Present FVC Appeal To '
Association To Meet,
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OPA To Remove iVico v'mitri.ls
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noon.
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B u d g e a ls o s a id th a t th e n e w ly ua-rk tint l.everoni’s bun* wouldn't
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f o n n e ip P ro fe s s io n a l P la y e rs A s
I g f h im s ig n
s o c ia tiu n w iu d e s tin e d to f a l l i f
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liras
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fa n s w h o w e re a m o n g Ih e
T u t n c r."
I m stsiin g Cuafh Frank MurhiyV^T- fuM tn5>'Ilitc I'n N p rsiiy ace,j
SD0 w h o tu rn e d n u t a t t h r
t h e jl c w p ir in n e r h e h a s e v e r
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thp Cl»r«leu.
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Garden. Thnt
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mat ked t ie fir*! defeat Tdr -j a , f a .tr if Glenn llavtg *cig Buddy
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the
w in o v e r j o * * I w h ile T ild e n
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tfnti'
iiled Man personified
tu thy Newark Hears, lip -*i« «
A* a second fcaoerttan,'.Davie*: ^avlii and"/MeA)k!« in f o o t / * 11
g le a m i lc h w ith P e r r y . I lo w e n d i n g n a m e l<> h i* la rg e
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s ix # a n d th e f a r t th a t o w n e r
a hat | y man the«e days
muved lip to ths Yankee*, where '/"II ( 0 , a ttra c t the altenfiun d,( Itld MsAfeg wtltTcavc -ile m . ' .'
m a ln in g tw o , e -4, 4-4 . T i l
I,m il* S ch lo w a e r w as u n a b le
"And
u
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d e n a n d R ic h a rd s le a rn e d u p
to f in d a n o th e r n a m e a c
p y ?" ijiiestinneHank. "Life
bn*
TWr. is liank'a- ,’fifnt' trip ’Hi a t fo n , h o w e v e r, D a v ie s , o t ite r jo L .t* % m u - f if l s p e e d ,;7* lt h i) id > t i -tH 4t
In th e d o u b le *
e ih ib liin n
c e p ta b le l» Ih e J o rk e y (T u b .
la-en goo.I tu me
since t I ’ftthe ] ' 'alifurnia. lie
regm ned.Thf Ih e N a t y u o il , h iw A * '0u n r d . . 4p ’ h H p c h im .plenty'.- F efrjtfng/ Is
h u t d ro p p e d th e m a tc h to
i t w an. Ih e g e n e ra l o p in io n
•>a b.1e/-set.'
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u -e
Yankee- 1 hnve
no kirk roniinv '.rig h t aVnp -rumina b» Jn«l during G r e a t L a k e s . H * w » * H to b a s k 't ^ w h n t h e does
e ra
r e*' ni j f. ,i y11 .•
P e r r y a n d Jo a a l, 8 -3, 8 -4 .
a t ( ir « t a ro u n d t h r H c h ln a s e f
I -Igned a good
m titm et and lie- the heetle lb(Y t**ni|>Mlgti and 1c ( i l l t r a m 's le a d in g ."'A c o re t / l|m F * ir ig th e ’ C h ic a g o B e a t* In s t f a ll,
S p a rl lju g h
s ta b le * th a t th is o v e r s itr d
came Hie father uf j uu> during ihi* •ally in g nliout 177 pounds of w e s te r n c r i t i c * a c c la jm e T lib n d r t j j m id M c A fe e c a m ? t h r o u g h m y
sun u f C h c a lr a w
w o u ld d u
P re s id e n t C h a rle s G ra h a m u f
the winter,
his sis fo n t-frame. *
n f th e ( f r c « ia * t p ] a > * ia »»f u ir iH n a ? ; a id e a f - . lb * li n e o b .a c o u n \c v r p l * y
b r l t a r p u llin g a m ilk w a g u n
th o S a n F ra n c is c o s e a ls In th o
Ill feel, gi -til tiefei
"I fdt'l I^Mef thug-ever/* * a «
"My arm
'U p o n ' re li- p - e fr o rg 1 K y r y lr r ,. D v i, | | r » « f e in t i n l a n d t w U u 'n g a n d
P a c ific C o a s t
lo rn g u e
know s
th a n r a r in g . S o. a f te r * e v e ra l
than evnr -and I feel ruufldeut •( <t'e -lirti hurief, '" F ir s t of *11 At v ie * p la y e d T Y o fe s s iontflil
t-'' f a k in g e v e n b e fo re h e g o t th
I,t l 'b
’ haassYiee tb a s e b a ll t a le n t lik e D a v id H a m m
w iiu ld -h e n a r p r * fo r th e c u ll
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having the beit year nf my 'civ- la alco tu kr,fcw' you are -et W'ith b a ll w it h R o c h e s te r, in rH* >U* w
a i i . T h „ u y *f o- ,in. vle . i. m e r i g h t ou
k n e w h o rs e fle s h . B e v e ra ) y e n is
h id
h e rn
t u r n r it
dow n,
t e n . ” sm ile/ the allm" pitil.ei.
, y"<n fee l uti the 'JtruunH, I think t io n n l L e a g u e a n d , W(ms o0.p e * i L t h e j o f n i y je rs C y ’ . " m l w e n t ■ u l l th
S rh lu w s e r f in a lly in d r « p r r a .
a g o he s p o tte d ' a
yo u n g o u t
IJu ro w y
might* havr gun v I have cron'll jhlacPhai] "wrong f a d i n g s ja r a *h i th (v t.,c ire v jl
w a y f o r h tn d c h J b fv h ."
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lio n s im p ly c a lle d h is M ilk f ie ld e r n a m e d R ill L a v e r o n i w h o
through his eTiilve career u n su n g ,and althuutyi I j!m atilj hurttC tip
w a s p la y in g
mid-winter i. _wag*n|or.
"SANFORD -ORLANDO
4 | t;
KENNEL CLUB
Bill Dudley Declares Sammy Baugh
Is Most Valuable lit Prq Football
.. Hank Borowy Views 20 Game Year
With Cubs During 1946 Season
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and unnotiied despite hi* pitch- by tiN . in sanations . whety - be
ing ability If l.arry MarPh iil Hm' d ine. I tfim k 'it wajcdhe."beU
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a I e p o r le d * 100.00:) l a d J u ly H o J y ,..,'r ,.7e T I t h ln l. ' H l ^ i l i i i i k e ' y ^e
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m iL f o r m o r s m o d e
S te v e N c ld x le lti, a
11ta r m i re U c u r r e n t ly
m o n d , I m l., w h ile
A th e n a . A in .
! phnnliy. a*1 ■wtuini he ,»UirT#d nrt
Sam . N atron an o th er reeeivrr
hn. f |,w)| fu-ld and rkrnrt kevyrwho was formerly with lbs (-itv ll-|tt| years ligii
.
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nals and the Chicago White S o * .. i u »u. j . ‘ whole lH-hii>iAtljfIh«et
Ims refrained from reporting due | ,|rJbblr mutU Him one of jht* moat, H i ' : to an Illness of hi* mother.
talked itf player* iri. the* country
Tom Sunkel. a portsider win* lai. k' m ,1,141-42. relurris ,l<> h l(
1
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FRIDAYS
FEATURE VALUE
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Davies Takes On Man Sized Job - *
Cuachinfg Teams At Seton iloH
1.1 v ic to r ie s a n d .liu p p e .1 ,,|iu a
in n lc t
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as b a s e b a ll a n d h a s i * -
the cold weather In SL Paul, aaya
th at if the w aalher will favur Ionia t^am th a t wop <2 copatcuhim this aeasot) ho feel* a* though live gamea before rt^itdng into
ha’ll have a very auccessful year. Long -Island U n lv e ra R y in th e
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new spring took lik6.ona,'of our-*super paint *•
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Jin Unity There Is Strength—
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and tonight. Considrrablj cloudiness to*
morrow.
T* Prelect the Pear* uf Hir Wurldi
To Promote the I'rngrr** u4 America;
To 'Produce Pfo-tpcrliy for Sanford.
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VOLUME X X X V II
N I m .. u u . i.
EnUbltehed 1908
SA N F O R D , FLORIDA, ,
u rc h ill Ig n o re s
' Ursres U.S., Britain
t Stand Together In
' Address Before Vir
g in i!a Legislature
I
I
Pauley .Calls Charge ‘Dirty Lie’
F R ID A Y ,
MARCH 8,
1916.
'Truman Fails
To Remark.On
Churchill Talk
President Expresses
Confidence Russia
Will Co Along With
Efforts For Peace
S u p p o rt
Group Is Named
; M i t t n ii o n B a s e b a ll F a n s
To Investigate ; Wu! hi|Vf u'Very yjrfjHis *jirtil)l»»n) on tdir hunds which
you Batteuajl F an s ^ |m ,h cl|ictin holv<>. In trying to
si'cnirfe a ' frjtntjliwt*' for F /uifont \vc wore facml w ith
Railway Dispute ‘ vilify
strontr*o| fKmiiionl Id'cntisp o f the fa c t Sanford liud
WASHINGTON, -Mar. 8, (A’KRICHM OND, Vn„ M ar. 8,
Although President Truman to
day declined to express his view*
.
/
(A P ) — W inston C h orch lll
_r
..
*_. I,. fl. . a' it.
T ..........
on, Win >nn Churchill** proposal
Runsin
ignored comip ‘le td y
'or a v* tur.l British and Ameri* Action By Prusident
and Communlism iry an ad*
an tt.
?y alliance, he told a
To Delay Walkout
dress delivered today b efore,
re s t unmet! today that *lITlc
l*n. !, n ., .line primp miniater
By* 30 To 6d Day9 o f'm e n prA’ticnlly fo itp tl Stlnfortl in to the League.
a jo in t se ssio n o f th e V ir*,
was exercising the right of free
W fln lu leg isla tiv e se ssio n . N o r
speech in Ameiicu in making a
th e . frnIichlie. mojlPy <VA? put U||, o fficers o f the
WA8mw;TrfR, Muhli' 8 tjft!
d ld t h o fo rm er B r itish P rim e i
suggestion a few days ago during lu -.id rn t Irtfm sn hag unpointed
h ig h lit cnlltre* tvere fleeted to .htspife confidence and
M inister r e fe r d irectly t o ' h i s .
a speech m Fulton. Mo,
s l.utlfindjlijt h»an| in tit* 11*11set* $hitt id w?t»- run in a luiHitess m anner. Mr .Joel
Mr., Truman asserted vigorous way '•
appeal th ro e days a go in '
Dispute. AxitxbOuU/ai*
F ie!* whs fleeted •Presltlenl,*' SIP. K.t! Kil|uitrick Viee*
ly
that
the
t
nitctl
Natlbtis
would
(y
tms
action
Ov
t'tiMc
ly
tin,
actldii
’by
Tufloin
defatt
Pulton, .M o.i'for creation of S ,
•President. Mr. J,L. Iiigley Tyeustirer. Julian Stenstrom .
not be allowed to collapse, l i e . (!. ao to 00 d a y s '« walkeilt
strong Anglo-American military.
expressed Vymfldence that Ktissla * scheduled to start Moudav by the
ellisncr.
, Secretary,, and Mr. Ulaudc Whi^tlon, llu sin ess Manager.
. ‘ will go ideng with the efforts of llii’lhrlhord*.' pf |»eiiiimive Eh,,, '.HU I,cvys\V hltner w as sjgrted to htanage the ball club.
Churchill called upon the peo
the world organization to kuep glmsfni utiiU Kallroa/Tl ralnmen.,
ple- M IIritaIn and the United
He JhHs l{i^.;il Up th e ntaiij ^ugs b ru h e bull.club, and has
| once. '
, .
Mr. Truman named three .men
Elate* to ntaiul together Pin de
th
e promise of-m o te help when tHi* higher clitdd’leagues
The
Itofsiun
situation
canto
up
to
Jouk
ihto
<
Ihei
^grievances
ut
fense of thoee reuse* we huld
when Mr."Truman was asked what the two railroad —hndherhuOkU. , , cut* down.* *
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deer." Said Churchill:
would happen if Russia declined •Tlipy are, judge L*iP Erickson gif I t
'* ' f *i f * *
f
“Above all. among English*
to
comply
with
the
American
re*
tltr\
Moittnni
.
JSopfrrm*
Cnurt,'
,
Niftv
to
l«>b,
Ihw
ca
rd
s-o
n
Hut table: Our ticket drive
99 speaking peoples, there must bo
quest fur the immediate removal Kami. M. -Swsrker.
\>w Ytrrk 1 has aim oM '/d n ie ’to ft hnltj,wirti only h a lf of the job
the union of hearts based upon
of troop, f 1uni Iran. That rItiWrji lap yrr, 6pd Uutdqjt S. Watlrtna, |
convictions and common Ideas.!
cnmpleieti. A few (Of the* volunteers from the Civic
tlon, responded the Presidin’, will of the Wodofnlcwcpartmqnt■of
That is what i offer. That Is
Clubs glut sjt Hits Jnrtb d iinnnb'li' work, but they were
he
handled
when'll
comes
.
p.
ll.»
J&idcpriity
of1
t'siifi.fiilli.
|
whnt I wunt. Ip these Inst years
not enough. I‘A’er>'|»ody
to want basebull here
President Truman made i! deaf 'The two railway lifuihe.Tbwals .
of my life there Is n message of
today tint .1 A Krug will Ink*' had liirrntfiicd (if ‘stall iiF pnij
which I conceive myself to be s
lllrs year but put fow df> willing to do som ething hImtuI
over ad the, duties fotmeily per- gi'-sixf wulkeot Miii|l»y lOyWlt- |
litarer it is that we should stand
it.,O u f bcigtuul fdiHlge 1" the people still stands either
fui med h\ Hamid li ke v, heft ffu.v tljeir deinar-ds fo r' hibliei '
together.”
'
we Jtlirff RUfficiellt >mi*ney to^Mnaliee tile full season,
pay
'
nod
.
chnngee
in
working
I
Kruif
^vcrvltfi
y
nf
Illj?
However, *eys Churchill, this
I j
a * 1
or w« refiicn tlie m»io v ,lo the contributors, and ih<
Intel iui imi Mur. !•% The PrrRi* Js___
tol**/.
t
.
,
proposed standing together of |
<li>nt l**l»l lt»^ !«•»«%« *>'nfert*)K‘$ • ,1 hr Prcii«lc*r»t. ,af hi«i
con ; ■ franchise to the Iwugu.'. '.fhjtt means Sanford will l*e
Britain and America should he ;
tlmt Kfisy \%ill eprvp ,ia
Alt'llIW1fr»rhtM*.
out
rm In malice to none, ‘‘In greed for .
1)HUIJ years liv in g b' ■>eciue ain't her frnlli'hlsi lifter
inimini tiatof mul m oihrr cutr* ipsurt *m lK*; rjnjbbt*r nti»|
i
9 nothing, but in defense of those!
lu iiiln g tRIs blit1 Iracai'ii tlie’ eve of th e.L ea g u e sij»,*ii 11
mimif
cn
pncitic^
m
which
IcWt
^ihnn»*
mduAlriihi
huv**
i»ri
causes which w* hold dear, Ijc'■fig.
: i. V*
k . ?
V*
Hcrvcil fhnntifhmit |hc war.
fr||C<I ITioy -tlliTe1hrm
hr.
cause we believe they mean the
Thr lT«*«H)rni tolil newnmerr dtvUml, ntDftly on a .•cyjifclivr,
honor and the happiness of long
that tlififS nuthinf to the ru*, Ixtigaining Ijtm.ur. mitl in ^^>nan- 1 It •is;ti|>,to Ilfis^wijfiK sifiJianiJird - - do you wuntbasu*
generations of men.”
t
mm about 'Secretnry of the Stjitr, tier iiWliifiilohf to Mth*
r ' *IAllv ITljei'e ;is, ouiy'tnb .way.jfou can show it - ■ com e
Churchill then remarked th a t.
Jiimct ltyrnra being rciidy to f|U!|£|*H*‘ n»kVd*
avitlcn withfm>vnrd a Hit* lifty U'miV ticket. Mr. Whiddon can tie
only the other day he hnd read !
tha^ a. ttmlly the Sr<’r»*iar># ufl l\nt tany I)alifJloo.
%
an English nobleman's suggestion
1 reai'hed nt Sr-L'drui fific«‘t nlid'.$uiiford Avenue, or phone
intention
nf
irtign*.
.
At
this
puii\U
Truman
slid
Stnt•'
hano
Intention
of
tetign*.
ihir
|u>ir\W
Mr.
Trjiman
»ahl
thst Britain would have to become
*73f>. Wp m u lt soli nt leu si. 15T mure tieketn before we
I tbete*have l>eei^ hundred s'.^f sUih
ing.
the 4Dlh state in the union. But,
jWVttleathntsit bjM‘the
fit}.1 the • fitn mtfiou'nCe 'that *wy .tru definitely ready to “ take
ptHtiemenis
njM'
too, Churchill said Only yesterday
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F uf
nf 1, and
*AF
amt tfidependenti,unl<>n»1
mdependentjunlon.,
ho had reed an editor's opinion AT A JI&AKINO before the Senate Naval Affuim Commitlec in
'kettlemeMi1 which havS) . |e<cive.k 1 todffVi »i'd • itliis 'm»t«t yd hi pitted before yfur. 15.
O P j lit tie sir ini' 'luiUcr. Tha PjCgidenl
^ that the United .State, should not Washington, which is considering the nomination of Edwin Pauley I ) , lx , I / l r z s c I n n n
•»-,**
Jiartfonl Baseball A ssociation D irectors
* he asked to reenter the British as Undersecre;tary^of the Navy. John A. Smlth\(«aat«l(, an ladcprii- I V t l j . I II v n l U U c
Ig ti i it's too bad that poople" who
<*1
Joel Field, Prtw. .
dent CalWovnla- « V » a » . Is shown being civtolioftn] by Pert. Millard rp*
i
X ihr’ tLrbl tldnv ,-.',iYzrl at
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Tydings of Md/Smiih*testified tlmt Pauley und Standard Oil of Call- l i f t ?
A llU
l v l l u O O ^ j D)llr), nutdiclty sn. ^those
e re
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Slate /-j __________
fit
•
always
suiilVIiltg
gI
rrt___
always
suurtdtlti
off; J '
fornia ‘‘both paid fines
the .state
State of Ualtroroiiy
California, for stealing State
oil” In a fightf)lg maoil, Pauley branded Uds charge ns a ”dlri> III'- 1L 0 I H P 3 D Y
I I I 1 O W B • Tlis' I’retnledt »iaia.l t flail)
W l U l l l . II. Il. .1 . . t
•
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(Inteniutiuniil Soiuiili'lmiui ,
tthnt he hn« mozinlenlion -of taler
Knymnntl
Pir«*nlnr>5*, irromi
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j youngeat of the five ,un« of tin'»*
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£
Fire AboardQueen
Elizabeth Put Out
At English Port
Coleman- Outlines Activities Of
■v SOUTHAMITON, Mar. 8.W -)A fire aboard the 85,000 ton liner
'tVi
‘Queen Elizabeth wM brought un* Chamber Ut Commerce lo Jaycees
tier control today after a 00
N U M B E R 123.
AHsocldlet] lW nb Leaned Wire
ynilK I*i thil
^ 1.--*.f
a| ^I'lUrs!Pauley Again
r.:TJatly Denies
Joel F i e l d Asserts
Serious P r o b l e m
Facing G r o u p InObtaining F u n d s
.
By JULIAN STENSTROM
Herald Sporta Editor
Mentril Manager Bob Tarlelon
of th e.S t. Paul Saints of the
American Aoaociation announced
IhU afternoon that arrmngemeata
had been completed to furaleh
the Sanford Celtry Keda of the
Florida State league with aevaral
pitcher* and rltrhera. Manager
Kd l^vy.Whitner of the Celery
Fed* in conferring with Tarlelon
thU afternoon and looking ever
player* lilted by Su Paul ea
eligible for aaaignrmrnt to the
local dub. Thle action followed
a conference laat night between
Tarlelon and Sanford officiate In
cluding Joel Field, John Krider.
Claude
Whiddon and Julian
j Hlenatrom.
Tin* S n n fon i Hnnoliall Asltoiation
todny
pri'.iontoti
a
.com plete picture uf the bnsebnll situation in th is city un
tt >tn inis nt tlu* present tim e.
Juei Field, president of the
.i.s.socintion declnred thut “we
h ave it very serio u s problem
<>tl our hands," and called on
th e Imsi-biili fnn>i o f tbe city
t.i rally to the *u|i|H>r( of the
H-.-n'iiiUiiri and ita (irugrnni to
furnish Sanford people with t>axeI'hII during the forthcoming sea
son of thu Florida Slide League*
Mr. Field revealed at the pre
sent time that actually only a
smal| number of baseball season
j passes hail been *<*1*1 to the public
'during the present drive. )lovfever, this doej not Include UtO
number of pluses that have IxMUl
pledged by xarums fans. Mr.
Field pointed out that the club
cannot operate ot\ pledgee but
must ecu ut '-actur1: *iste*i since
tbe playing season is getting near
Iand if "we „rr to have baseball,! xxe hax e got to slat I spending
i money to pi oxide necessary Items
Iof equipment.”
j Mr. Field revealed that several
Three Qualify
For Re-Election turned
into th(* club hut original
plnns called fur a total of 125,100
la- talked or tisniiied to comBoard totplcte
tt Bfwon’ji npcratlon or
In- lutt would not uiulirtiik F tt>
t h o u s a n d d o l la r s h a s nlroady been
field it Ifiim »ti npPMipg day.
minute battle. Before the blaze
Sine** ill!i* club hit h to hiiVf ii
had been extinguished tons nf President Of Trade Body Declares Sanford
hii*» tltllfl'l tilq a ml inanv nlh#r
water had been poured into the |
Is On Threshold Of Prosperous Era;
i
iti'llU (.f i«l* ilinturnI . it cniinnt
giant liner.
nig*tir> itlitrt.iy lutiietl over lo
Officials of the Cunurd Line,
Advocates Long Range Planning
the ug^oetaiioti to iuiy these nup, owners of the ship, mid that dam*
plie« IbrH’mtse uf iht* pletljfe that
' age was not extensive.
v^lthuMt necessary funtU, the club
The firo broke out in the hos
uouhl nut field a train. In tha
pital bedding store and the prin
event Hanford did not *open tha
cipal damage was In the hnsplt*ei»*on. purThtiPcr* of pafaci were
- a] .r e / on the promenade dyck.
to!.I that the money would b*
™
The heat IWiated steel Work and
refunded. No one would want a
filled cabins and passageways nf
uniform, a couple of bat* <*r u
the liner.
f.
Junior
Chamber
few bull) frfutiied fur lhr»r iriSouthampton and Bout item Rail
Hugh Brady nf Itoule ], Gen held at the City
veatntant',
v
t
way police immediately began an
Mr.
Coleman,
while
As the *ituiilb>n mvw stands,
Investigation to determine the eva, driving a 1040 Ford two-door the organization
sedan south of Park Ayenue
the dub rnrint decide whether to
-- • origin of the flra.
body and discussing
opr lute not litter *fcitin Mar. IS.
The Qoeen Jtllisbelh arrived •hcrtly after midnight failed to program, pointed ou
in field n team, riprw*antative#
at Southampton from New York make the curve at Twenty-fourth ford has everything
t
..mmis-mnci
i
“r "» «»-'‘ '«tmn P“*“i*d **ul
laet Wednesday. The voyage was Street and the car ran into an city
rliy
lias
eiC
tnl
n
nantly
ocran
(ly
has
e«x‘ept
"a
sandy
the world Th
kihil
her last aa a troop transport and ■Oik
—~ -tree and wax
. . wrecked,
.
. to the liomch. . MIn J*ct, * Mr. *1 olcinun p in,pany (A intvrnatumal he *a»j" C»n‘,,n; } 'e"" Twx. ‘T j u Iv
hirl-tMtifuH that • l'*t) ley A.' J 1^... uriijl'ji.n'
wdl j ' ,l"' " '"inmu.m
of l**«
must b« sold. Ai
she wss docked at Southampton ■extent lhat It had to lw. Ukpn asserted,
Sanfcril
h............—*
Snnfcrd hs»
numy throughout Sopth America an»l 1hu . She i « . I m4i"
mArnber
lit
lU
fM
,f
'N*
“nv*
run
lhr
‘“
rt
rs-'iiwin-,
"‘U
M
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U
lh
t
|,r^ ont
time,
the
association
is
organis^ for refitting to enter the north
»>y Ratliff s »Tccker, *c- natural ailvantagrg not found .il |„ ihvuril rtlher rmintfife
rnmeijt hltd .off it., Tl^eUnd" Ir»IC yi*nii of th* fuu/ y<*«f term
several other countries
, I Mebytarian
byterian 'Church » f Canton.
ni: | n crimp of Sanford business
| cording to police.
“ AUanlii; passenger service
other place#/* and he rnlletl on
oil
jiiil,
ptrtMido
cilptd
ini
raised
ending
Jnn
1,
tUIU.
We are walking with crude
Mrs, Bohlayrr is survived , hy
fens
fowl
mj»n. . Pauley’s
pauley’g new Xhe operator of II. II. Pope. .tiern to canvas
During the , H it five weeks .Brady, end three passengers the Jayceti to continue their *
_ m ;«ll _ min.,
. . . the
___ baseball
.
statement l» In direct contradic- Jpc., dealing In automobile acre*y a i j ge t i»m
fires have occurred on IS ships were taken to FmnaliJ-Laughton j loyal
their psrt In providing the asso
tion.
1
-'lurje* at fxeciiritt Street end Park ciation
„In rBritish
-, -portgj_ Special- agents
_
Mtmoi.'al Ilospllal in the Ei<tkwith funds to operate the
:
.‘
.H
er#
h*vp
^een
suggestion*
»t
Avsmn-,
Mr.
Pdpe
has
been
In
tfo m Scotland Tard have been , on ambulance for treatment of
club
for
a full year.
the
Senat*
.Naval
CommitteeiSanford
for
the
past
It
years,
Alerted to be on tha lookout f o r ! jnjuri#r nonf of which as yet have
Claude A. Whiddon, who t»
hearing that',- 'Pauley ,.witbdr*w |>r[or to that*time he w**, ensabotage.
been reported afc serious. Two
thi
donating his time and effort* U.
» h uptl^runrrmtmry
Describing the
Chamber of Itow the store* compare in up- bert. Clark .of
of -J-Oanftxn^ Mrs- Hay- lilF nqplinailpfl
nqudnatlpit^ i«*
upd^rsecretary Kage.| in eanstructinn work
of the passenger^ Miss EsUlle
,
**
(Wheeler of Golden rod and Miss Commerce as a promotiimnl de prnrancx* to other stores in the monii, Van’ Noy of M*iWfield ,'P a J »f thjt-Navp. .in -the Iptervrt .of rivil enginrering. and built many assist thr club in the capacity of
'luisincss manager, until the sea
partment of<lhe rttv and rounty, same community and give -our
iVa noblaydr of ftrM ' Hirmody. Pauley
t.alay Wild* in tinr Ihern , Idle,.
a u u ji
iii
v u u v i D#||,
Mtj|jn(1j
the hospl- Mr. Coleman said the group acts criticisms. If any, direct .to the
opens, today pointed out that
*I«<Ttet| Mhat *he !• mara deUrHe declared that he was thor son
iriinld than ever to carry on .the oughly in favor of constructing no one individual in the assocUu f for" further treatment today. as a connecting link between managers.*'
flirht- f<ir confirmation, ‘ *
’ new “ roads
Mr. Firestone I* a Princeton
ds in the county under I l ’,”n
*•'" *"* I**f,onM P;oCart Erwin Jackson 9f Winter the governing bodies and the
Ncverthslesa, -some senator* in rounty supervision, "if and when \ *: ,TI'*lllPUrCt’f*,^ of *
Park, another passenger and public. "Actually,” he remark graduate and a polo player of l « u n .„ . . KrkiH.r I,„n Klnrh
*
ed,
“most
of
tne
work
of
the
note. He bas recently received ■n
Brady svera dismissed after being
*nuA>r i Mr t ’ Dell*‘K i l n ' l l , , t * - J t n o w •Imist that the mo/ug
m could he secured to ‘rkr‘ wi*1 l.l’rof'1, n"
"
the
baseball
minded
people
who
Chamber
has
to
be
done
with
bis discharge from Air Tratix- M
treated for abrasion* and bruises,
tS ?
‘‘ T v 'f ; > W ' N n U r ^ l l .* ^ Tomorrow that hi* build . them” which he added
withdrawn
the sanction of either the City port Command duty.
cuuld hdl be done to any extent want baseball.
Gordon H. Butler, district gov- * Dr. W.II. Gamer, physlelon In or
FuiieriM giti! lAl#melh*lwllT; tie ^
county
governments,"
Ed Levy-Whftner, who was
by county tsv/»s with the average
• r gmor af Ktwanli, Will be the attendance said that x-rays would
held in Troy. The remain* will
Mr, Colemaji
termed
long
given to Miss Wheeler to
county uiml costing about 520,- signed as manager of the club
principal speektr at*, the Xiwants
000 u mile lo build. He express several weeks ago, is gettiag a
t t s s s r s y - a . ty iH ja m s m m
Ladle* Night program which will determine any possible back fn. tango planning ImporUnl for State Guard Plans
luriee. Miss Bullard I* being treat- a community and to b« In a pnsled the hope that sufficient race club lined up to participate in
daughter.. The.’ Eriokson; fu n rrtl, , R e R & W B U S S e r l frice
l
Patrolmen tion to take care of conditions
track nuuicy would soon be allot Spring training activities which
T a o T c s r . f c a t r ^ f n ; : id for skin abrasions.
2
Day
Enciftnpment
~
*
—
*
that
arise
from
time.
Vd to the county by the stale to ar*
under wag
Use Fifty AssodaUq on, the M.E. Jennings and R-L. Gillyard
Pointing
out
that
among
make some road building pos-!0“ °r about the first of April,
Invwtlgaicd the accident
tha
lUma
the
Chamber
of
Com
Capt,
Jphn
L
*
Galloway,
co^iti
if the club by Mur. 15. decide* to
slMr,
,• k m rnm M kY iw j
r. U i i , enairmsn a i r
merce is handling that has re mending officer of Company t%
Mr. Fop* is active Jn many or operate.
gmltUe that
quired
a
graat
amount
of
lime
Fourth
Battalion,
Florida
Stata
and liar*
ganizations .In Sanford.
lie is
to develop is the port o f San Guard, announced this afternoon
vice commander of both (ho A L F R E D ItlG N E Y D E A D
ford, Mr. Coleman outlined the that * weekend encampment will
tf*, V
Legion and Voteratu of
progress that hae been accom- be held ‘beginning Mar. 10, tt
epefatoh of .ijin.-hai line American
Foreign War, posts, is a director
pllshed to data" on the project, Persimmon Hammock.
Word was received this mom.
nay rre of the Sanford Atlantic National
h*re> aala tailar that-lT# may
state
Ixgton
Adjutant
A.Ha nperled that a further Im
Cant. Galloway also appealed
Ing by Mlsi Versa Woodeocft
and Seventh D lstrlct'e-,— next- tom*-form---■ v — . of bus service.
. . . .
Bank, and it a member of tbe Rj - that
provement of the channel of the to all member* of the organisa Mann
her nephew, Alfred Rig nay,
mander will attend
th e ' . First ;*-«• declarad, however, that he
river to II feet Has also been tion to be present at the drill District U flon conference lq W-bnly considering the ma ter. S y Club, First Presbyterian died early this morning In tha
1 f Y ***
urch,
the
Masons,
the
Elks
and
roquet
ted
and
added
that
this
slated for Monday night for the Plant City, Sunday. Th* program w>d has made no definite plan* the C oni Guard Auxiliary. With U. 8. Naval Hospital In
wv- ofn- project ha* bean given the ap purpose
of completing all arrange- Will Include talks bv 8Ut# Com- a* to b«« nma or schedule*. A
Calif., whara ha was s(
Finaacq
proval of the U. 8. Engineer*. menu necessary for tha operation. mander Mead Wilson enT H. P. bus for tsWitf Urge group* of Mr*. Pope he lives in a Ur** If* had been 111 for eevaral
houeeboat anchored on tha river and underwent
It* paid it wag hoped to have Capt. Galloway added that mem Dal*, flrat district commander. P»pl*
an
operation
*P«W occasion* may shore at Indian Mound Vlllaf*.
thia project' Included in the next bers not present at the drill will
recently.
•,
Adjutant
jutant Mann today visited be put Into aervlce, he said.
A son, CspL John Pope, U sta
Rivers and Harbors Bill which bo considered as not planning to Stetson
A native nf Pin ford, Al sea*
University to confer on
tioned with the Army .at Nuern the son of Mrs, Roy Johnson nf
bo« formed daring tha cur- participate.
arrangement* for the forthcom
berg, Germany.
city and the 'brother of
" H a r5-- ''
ing department high school ay. USO Awards Will Be
Mr. McClelland and Mr. ClonU this
.. ng of-the rlv4r,'
Mr*.u Btin
Stinson Kfnlaw, who are
atorical
contest
In
which
winning
could'
not
be
reached
today
for
ole man, "add* up to
Presented Tuesday comment regarding thair candi enrout* to Corona, having been
contestants from each o f, tM
V. F. W. TO MEET
mm
called there by hla Illness.
Legion districts of the itabe
dacy.
District *#pries certificate* and
Comdr IJoyd F. Boyle of lh* compete.
"WOOI
Tne winner of thle contest will UBO pin* wBl h* presented Tucklocal post of the Votarahi<of ForWIT ARY PROGRAM
■ .Wars announced today that compete in a sectional content, day evening at 8:00 o’clock to
The Bo
hoeteseea at the 1180, and rela
- 1 ■* l will meet Mwi- the d a te-of which has not
. determined. Sectional
tives and friends a n Invited to
..............................~Ktk
L. A. Rhaw of Eaitls, erstwhile Woodmen
:0Q o'clock at
attend,. USO Director Joe Hall member of tha Florida Depart a special
compete In a na
nal
Hat located on
a
announced.
which
ment of Forestry, will ba 4be neon
~ II all ^
, Following
tha presentation* guest speaker at tha Rotary club
tha Jw.
forth.
i f year will
W >
9r; * A^ ^
____a
tt
)
Hugh Brady Of
Geneva Injured
In Auto Accident
rdon H. Butler i,e,en DulUrH ?r ,he 'j,wrmorit
^
Address Ladies
9 Night
Program
lianLoan
Britain Depends
U. S. Action
v
�t
r
t
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PAGE tw o
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
FINE QUALITY
•BABY CHICK TIME
IS HERE!
NEW YORK. Mar. *. (S g e o a li
— Unemployment im onc veteran*
| who hare been discharged *ince
| VW Day t* n p r c tr d tp rrach a
peak aithin two to three week*,
according to the national Ic^lcis
(Jet your nupjfly o f atrung,
healthy fcaby Chick* from
• .auKani.r or i.uti
n i: * i.K t * v «if7Tiiiuit*T
<111 IK II o r 1‘AOI.k
Hunan, BAaool, I#:00 A. it.
1'rrarhlna II on A M . .
.
K*nna.ll.lie Bervlc*, 7 :»k P. VL
k llilM .k Prayer. »na Vralse HerIce
. e
Tuurs.Uy Crania*. I'.OO P. U.
SeMlurJ
c & C LIQUOR STORE
Camera Laurel A>r. amt 121
. "Wrier* Jeiue 1* Ileal"
K. I. IVItli HIT. I'atlor
- aumtay Kchool. . U. M. '
Bapt., I»:0<I A. M
312 SA N FO R D A V E N U E
U o r n l n i Devotional Be
11 :•« A. M.
Chrlet Anil>a*»ailur* (young
HUNT’S TUXEDO
inn servicemen in unquestionably
mouat ing,“ s a i d Coinmiselonrr
^tohn"jf. ■A nari.^of Chicago ‘ Our
fa m ily Service Bureau tell* at,
and other similar agenda* fOfTO*
boratr this that in about two or
three weeks, this trend will so
increase that all available facil
ities for finding Job* and for g iv
ing emergency financial gssiit|arwe, in the interim, to uut of
work rerviremtn and their famflies wiH be strained to the ut
m o s t”
The Salvation Army leaders
[pintesl out that case loads of *he
organisation have iwen mounting
sfowly but steadily »lr»ce l*»t
May.
.
i
CommiMlonry Ernest I. Pugmire aaid that the Family Serri:e
Lureau In New _Y«»rk "had a
heavier load in December than H
FE E D S T O R E
Sanford W ve,
Phone 358*
‘<1,
,**«"
BREAD/
HEV K ltJ -
W H A T'S
C O O K IN 'P
STICK AU0ON0.
>
THAT BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR
AND AROMA WILL BE
‘ COMIN’ OUT ANY
1
V
m in u t e N O W /
(
r
l l t-ite.ll o r « u n i* E
nule County O ur lliouae.
Claes e*. lO.wi A. M.
k v a r r o ii » n M I e n a i i e t
!t« E u t Brcond l»<l-«<
lor A. B tVbortoii la , Barge
May BehML »-.*» A. M.
B aku
S a u th n
B in
CHAHMAN of the UNO Site Camm ltiee. Dr. Stoyan Gavrilovlc of
Yugoslavia is pictured on hU arrival at N ew York's LaGuardla
Field. He told reporter* that he la
“Quite poaitive“ that the propoaed
Y. I*, u «:W P.
Btraet Medina. 1
Evangelistic Bervlc
•Friday hprvlct •
.Ip and Communion.
C R in n tA b a n ti A1MIWAI
ALLLA.tl'i: TAniTBAAll.f.
Banlord-Uriaodo llliibway —
yond Oenera A>*nu*. . ..
’ liar, m enu K. hmlth. Paelor
Bunday—Bible Bchool. 1»:0I>
rn r.i;
M k f Hm i m
J. \V. IVKV. Pa*tor
Ford*r Kchool. I# DO A. M.
Preaching, iltOO A U.
T. f . Al. K. 7:11 P. At.
1‘reerhlng. t:«o P. AL
)l Youth Fellow ship
'. -Al
Kcrtfiun
■.Artis a o s i u i h
tiA r r iv * c m m u
Hubert It. Teyior. pe«
Sunday Behoof,wta-aj A. I
Boland m in . Hupt.
Morning Worship l* ou
evening Worship, t vo
.vlval Bervlc**.
1 Y .slnlua Union. 7-F0
- W'ednreAey Prayer B
r. u.
HAPPY OVUTHIRtTURM Of HIS DAD J. e It i Irhn Jr
in llicir iv iio ii lion c as lilt mom. Uvu. viulc in m v ul
killed in .irtton with n rn-nif.nndo unit n year ago, luru
time. Hi- w ife w iu thinking uboul icniaiiyin g.
ni:v ii w \ i i i . i
lotniljiy BcIiihiL r .ll
Moinlng BctvIco, I
Tlturnlay Nlahl
Ofn«vk ana Him
R«v. W. C. Holcomb.
jmMoi
BuBdiy School, io o) A. M
Morning S*rvU«. 11
A M
Tounc PtopU. 1 o *’• M.
Hua«lR> Nlshl
%+Q I* U
\V»(lne»<U) nlgl.l
•4 F. M
\\>dii#nJi»y. NIrIii F r « # r M*rtll« T
1C00
CABBAGE AND CELERY
William
Bundiy
n n ih r m
. V o r l o 11*
j The Halt alien Army is atill
Continuing to help * e t. icemen afirtmd nnd At . Lome, the lea d en
^ V w ^ r ^ ff i s t
,hU
ird
„ ,« v .u c u n t , end
» " v
1 |K a v |(0 5
I
uy haed and offlclal
Clcfh.
c:-.-.-aT
out.1 Even mobilo (an
are Atill an the Job and
tenter* Ift.r occupation, troop*
l been opened up ifi (Jerm a-v.
, e'gfutn. H o l l a n d and oth-:r
count r i*
by the Internatiom l
Kalvation Artny.
g
l e (;A u n o t ic e
y io r m * 0
lime required l.y taw seal of off Ice," at Sanford. Scntthol*
.r_
*mt ul
Court
- ____________ lUfflclal Clerk* than
Single or Married
A**h 16 - 35
Teer Ipeseer
wise
relieve failgia asA
•
•
•
•
t
Paid while lett-nbit
Frequent Intfeasea
Overtime pay
Paid vacation*
Taxi-cab a e r .v lc e f #
late hqtira
..
.
APPLY CHIEF OPKRATDli
ItDKI!
dA
-- .I’t’BI.H'ATIUN
TD
. D IJliIJItH *h«i« rc-f‘1-r»«, ,
nkrpuwr,
\ „ u gr* hereby a.,ll|lr<r
rut rvqulrtd r» htipear t„ « ret.
In <1111 „f ( ..mpisini ntea Sg. iB(,
•,u .0 ) r.Cl.lA rllllUKA. f«r Yb.
All fh« odvanfogei of natural
Grwankand cryolite.
Morning . V
Ktrtilfitf M
\Yr«lnt».1ii y
UTINO A VIUSH tir-ld hv a book l.t Giange I, Sh.irpnack. who ln*t Ins
i -bt arm amt 1 rt Inn I ui n.iiime gsplo: i rt ut (!i-rmany. paml-. a |,m j•rape <n (ictlciai llo-pit.il. Atlantic Cil.v. N J With no previous pm (i siim.il traimtig. f'harpiit^-k fiat pulnl -d aWiyt 30.eunvhse.r ftian jncinory. H,e received i!?H for tw-o landscapes which he pl.ucrt in Hie league
of South J ersey o \tlists.Lplubil.
(frilcmatinruil)
!ray«r
*
**
» ‘
•
N^rvlc*.
7;0H
Net acutely toxic to man; cattle
•r other anlmali.
High degree of control at eco
nomical coil.
voOobla alone or In comhinaon* wUH copper er ititphur
DEPENDABLE
AND PROMPT
Dryclcaniny;
Service
Ij
| •
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co
Os -i. ----- - .
Kvrnlna V
West overlay
PRESIDENT of the Brotherhood of
Ituilrnad Trainm en, A. F. Whitney,
It shown ei ho announced et a press
conference In Cleveland^ that there
would l>c no formal Announcement
of the result of a strike Vote by
brotherhood members until March
0 WIlliM percent of the votes In and
tabulated, an overwhelmln* m ajor
ity favors a walkout If demands are
not m tL
(Intem atienal)
DAY BY DAY WE ARE
Hard-To-Gct Items!
V
« SEAT CUSHIONS
• AUTO H0HNS
iw.i wool*
.
*.
Automatic
• G A S LOCKS -
Pinpoint per/acilon check*
.
Yoo won’t be able to re«int the
fm h fjattw y'xjf tW» new
Be sure
.
-of 100
.
*
*
v e t-tu n v
1 mi il re.sprvc ii
in
yotir
pr
h aiid k erch iff
TEARS OF AGE OR OVER
I r«-a->»ii e-tl |>
rriiliririilrqi-rl
li f c o tto n ,
tinti; — .son
luomctl.
toned idea* in ptctlv
anil r ri*)> .<• a Arid il
in your Luorlir paMf
tncr-lonjt wear. Wash,
“ Yet. h* b«yn. Ill |»c«cctimc tfii^
Guard tun many nvil duties to
perform ami should l»c h o iie l l»v
civillahB. It liMf% to *iam ntoimd
YOU DRIVE IT!
PHONE 200
with Pure
SEMINOLETIRE SHOP
•print featbcr-Wd*M knit with
ft* w«ii«t beljttttnjt fines. Chorxe
ii itt brown and 4»hlte or blpck
,
| civil* nut military i|utu’»*l»ul. *a\»
Farley. intrtMlr«l ti» In* »» •*! n r*1>
| ffukriliiih of (ho mrn U iit (I •••I
;ln wartime.
.
GETTING IN -STOCK
•
.
H n n d k e r c h iH s
Tlirrr * o'd huhiorird
Farley frequently «i<- n !«•* *> u
steamed d a m , and pollshetl lh.it!
off with I be biggest lobster -hr
could find p!u* a double back fin
lump crabnu-at salad anti shrimp
Norfolk.
.
A fter u few yrnra as a wartime
pert of the Navy, the (’oast Guard
is hack under the Treasury D-partm ent. During combat it bad
a top enrollment of 172.000 men.
with a sprinkling of- 81’AB* Be
fore the war il bad only I a,mill,
and now likely will wind up wi'h
something I,-*- than !10.1100
Thr t itHhl (iiiNrtl t« n iHNi»tim<*
police- fiitrp noritiMlIy l»u»> " 'Ml
I’honc 465
cW r
Phony 1211
Sanford, Florida.
V.
around than answer my "tlaro- [
fool question* '*
• lie seem* to lo- u swell egg. i
though, nml I found out lie is t 1
sutler for -eji fool, of ..b u ll le
go- »cry little, fol some u-a* n. ’
wbrn be was on duty afloat
.
One tiny the admiral, now- -VT, j
n>\ feel tall and weighing ifm* J
pounds, sailral in fi-di-hungty from ,
the *?*. picked up bis wife Ituth.
and hightailed it to a famous
Now York restaurant
He laiught Inmsrlf a five-pound
Ipbstrr and whammed hark into
the kiti lien to pick it out himself,
lie ule till of ll, anti must of Hie;
three-unumlrr he laiuftht Mr*. .
COTOU«
r .d r v ? a M 8 ‘
4
*
stunke a cigar ami boot the Bible
IN S tC T tC Ib t
V
r»*''
T"v,s.-uiimiU Cbuotf,
<i"' Ylorl.
_u
n
irr „f
i f
P e n in s u la r C o n cre te P ip e Go.
-
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Starting Rate
iys
• $2
!
I
I .<! ITl-tlllK V, III* to|«| lllf IM* •»
rut bet have seen In* grandma •
AM. s o i l s CVTIIUI.ltAll Soul* Catholic Church,
gvrnu*
_ ,
Ilectory: 717 West lit
.Bsnforr* llelshl*.
Post Office Addrree: Ho
phone III
llsv. k'ather William
Paetor.'
. Sunday mate: l.ue A.
I0:oo A. At
Dally Al***:. *:oe a . Al.
' Confeeslon KetunleV <
to l:0t P. AL and 7 On P I
Dress-Up Brown and-White.$
201 North Park
Serving The Finest In
Y 3 ,12 yean of age or over, wanted to deliver ^
Elwald at a high rate of income tor the time
daairc applicants who are bright and "on
ho wfll be eonadentiouA in giving their mib•dnftoe, who have «mbltioiis the dtaire to
Beautiful New Coalume
JEWELRY
KS -
CHOPS ~ CHICKEN
SEA FOODS
Knmi the fashion magdcinci to you
•contc
these new, sp ark lin g hrdwn-anti-white lcnther
Will be wtfting h fftlm e S t o f f iJ X f t p U S S
Id in person at The Herald office.
it us make a
,1
lotograph you
1] treasure al
•
Bracelet*
•
Pin* & Ear rings
••
>
-
ROBERT L. COX
PHOTOGRAPHER
Rings •
•
•V
\
shoe*!.W alk through spring in open, closed,
loum lctj or h in ged toes; low , m edium ,
,. r
•
Watch Banda
•
Cigarette Lighters
•
-
i m m n
Burma.
-as* needed to meet this problem.
> Concrete Pipe, HujldlnR Hlocka, Rendy-mixed Ijoncrcte,
I Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well C^rhs and
a,lTn»pcrfy .MnfkeriT
’
*'•
AirtlUf
p n e - s n t x r iiiv > c m m ••
l>. atlUWNI.r.K. U t>. fa-tor
Corner of usk r.od*ThifU
Bunday servlrvs.
• IS A. Al —somtay Sch-»ol
11 00 A. M Morning Wolslllp
• j* p. AtJunior «jltd Sentwi
oung People. _ ....... ......a m
McRtftMe rug at Randolph.
He holds life membership in the
National Rifleman ’Association,
but be certainly flublied up i
duck-hunting >apeilltion in *"p
Carolina* one'tim e. Hi* b M 1*1
Farley ten buck* _he' couldit i
down it duck eomiiiK in j M f him
the favored position and fir-t
shot. He m iuerf n mile! Hr ■>
he cot smart iind filrured out
w hat the dumb duck would do
but it didn't.
PRODUCTS
I'sri > Y. •!«•>.
Worship aiol Merinon.
Wetlnruiiay Service
ti rt iifgetf with e«!i_t*»ratln* with
t^is Jeps-trt?- daring the nccupafkin
Pt the o .e m ll
(frtrrn tlu n a lj
commanded th,-"\Vllkc*.w hi* »hio
attained the highest »roia in I'attoyrr Force target yn tetk e.
C 0M C R E TE
Admiral barley,
Seafood Fan, At
( nast Guard Helm
•
T »m c iiv n c ii o r tarn
fi r n r r r c jRciii of f r o A i i f t l M . ' f i e
’
brother of JACK C A U l.FIE IJI
of hi. city
C. 11. I'H IA.
fiiincr Sanford te*ldcnl U 'v liltII C nt tin- hotel.
At the Monteiuma
MU. G.
N STANLEY ha* been confined
to Ills rooni for the. last few
day#
beenuse of Hines*
TIHJUON ADAMS bus returned
to hi* home In Clearwater.
.
( i l l II.II. LEWIS of Miuml 1*
•l>cmlitig scveial days in town
or business
HAM ALTMAN of
Airailiu i* also here on business
ELTON C- CAM KID IN of
Valdosta. litt. I, now located in
tbi. city ‘ MU. and MLS. J.T .
DAVIS of A tlanta are *|»einfW
it brief " m ention III Ihr Minnlet ma
The everting iiu-ttnie l*
*111 Crtbhage .an d Euchre
Si-.rial fisl lug paitie* have re
in i ted ginal catches
MK and
MILS. BLACK WOOD and J.W .
NIX enjoyrd a good catch T h u rs
day amp a fish fry followed
Mi! UOIIERTS had a g««'t| da)
at llisdt liny • * MR. and MBS.
LEIsUY ROBERTS bate gone to
Athens, (in. on official businoa*.
m l li m m r till
sir; ■nti ill at t i l l lit it
J. McKinley. P*sloi
>1 -Muml*V Kchool. J
[.. I lilt. hJwlll.
. At —Atbrnmg vv.irsh
A CANDIDATE for the presidency of
uic T.iil.pju.icr. ll.b r sr C Mor.tado
hM Lt'Cn ip licit d in Manila on ten
elrutti: j4 tsci»>ns.,|c artivitici
EXCLUSIVE with SIMPSON
II 00
m il.v i n o a a r .M * r n n i. . ill m u
ItKV. MAItK CAf.PUNTUlt. Ite.lor
Morning Worship—tt.»0 A. M.
A!v*hlng Bereioe—l:M P..M.
Thursday—-Al Idgeek I’raysr B
The Salvation A rn jr doe* nut
anticipate “ the same moral cha-*
following this war as was the
case afte r the last war, iargsly
n» a result of the many ways *n
which the Cuverument i* looking
a fte r
ditrhurgr.1 w n k c m r
thiuugh the H Hill of Right*, un
employment conn ensation, vocitlonal guidance, and other ways,”
the commissioner* said
The Su Ivution Army Iru le n
also deviated that the Unite I
Stales is facing "an even greater
th reat of juvenile d« lin>|u«ncy
than in war vears, because of the
worsened housing s i t u a t i o n
CIRCULATING
.'ill' Ifl'UtL
Church S fiv iir i, lt:W A. U
said
TO BUY
Maybe hi* ca»t-iron nerve* liii!
N^V.al .Vita
SO UTH ER N
“ M aterial a« -..ell a* spiritual
problem* obviously are being
created by the chaotic ami unset
tled condition among a great
number of our people and help
of both kinds mijst be, givrn,” ’ie
SURE WOULD
n* • Ih>>' in Ithaca. N. Y.. »,ul>thnt
the Indian name* f*'i t'« n j ttua'd
cutter* »uch a * '"Mohawk."
d aga” ami "S.-mim>lc" lntriKuHJ
him.
He batted around a bit »* Df*'
man on tiieat Ijibc* frelglni’i*Since then, .(rooking a dip-down
ip ijc nml scowling hark th u n lei
in battle, he hn* bevn over uH *b>'
•oceans. He Joined th c_ .t'o a * i
I Cunril in 1000.
^ ^ V B * I U I l - WM 'r'l nt.
area.despite the2'.*A o-l oppoaltioo
vote cait by the resident* of Green
w ich. He added that the tow n o f
CSrrensyich w ill aoU ic necessary to
the UNO aetup.
(Vnfematloesf)
a| asrietauce ”
Commissioner W illi
efrt said that ” w* h
many pe«i ! e - if But
ing to us fur help In i
tional or domestic
and for guidance of
Hotel Varieties
At THE CHURCHES
L IQ U O R S -W IN E S
PAGE' TtIRKh
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY. MARCH 8, 1916
Unemployment Among Veterans May
Tuxedo Feeds will make you r
Chick* Grow
2nd SI. al
MARCH
_
patty-high h e c li; Pennry-priced
%
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�CAGE FOUR
FRIDAY, MARCH - 8, 194G
T11B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,' FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Cotton Shirts
FLORIDA STATE
THE ANNUM SACRIFICE
1
Senator# front 11 nouthern Hiatt*# w an t cotton ceiling
price# lifted. The a rgu m en t th a t continuance o f OPA will
(keep the cast o f clo th in g tiown th ey t h in k unim p ortan t
For exam ple, they m aintain th ere is only ten cent# worth
Ar* o f cotton in a m an’H $3.00 Hhirt and that liftin g cotton ceil1,1 increase
___ « ... 4l . .. ..U J-**,.
A
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in g would
the Hhirt’# c o st only -a cen
t or 4tw
o. T he
OPA had b etter do it# w orrying on cost# m aking Up the
rem aining $2.90, the #cnntor# said .
Many people— not Houthcrn sen ators nor OPA officials,
hut everyday ahirt-w paring men and th eir wive#— ore. nuk
ing w h at they get in a $3.00 cotton sh ift b esides ten cent#
wbrth o f cotton- The a n sw er in, many item # not nl\vnya.
TPTkRTTTO. / '
"*• * —
O P E N S DAILY
12 :45* P . M.
LAST T IM E S FR ID A Y I
P earl S ^ ih tcft’aa,
with—
• RamWfoh. Scott • Ruth Warrick •
- .
F irst, raw .cotton m u st be m ade into cloth. T h ere are
I**
"
1 1 = III
= 111
Ellen Dre^>
SAT* o n l y :
• All •WtMFf ••tlrr* . r«r4 m
a.
pin* ••llrww *»■ costs .of designfng, cutting,' sew in g, buttons, thread; sh ip
^altrlalB nrK l* f»r the *ar*ei«» mt ping cost.# and sellin g co sts, overhead, including upkeep
f'HRtdi.jB*' " ill h# rh»
r tg iiir fed i ertieliA*
THEATRES
rtf building# and m achinery; o ffice,h elp , bookkeeping, tuxe#,
IP# <|ultc a long journey from the ten cen ts w orth o f cotton
to the $$-00 shirt.
Men do mot object to p aying $2.00 fo r a $2.00 sh irt
nor $3.00 for a sh irt h on estly w orth $3.00. T h ey w ant w ork,
et# along the line to g e t their, ju s t due. R ut when it come#
to paying $3.00 for a $2.60 whirl— or fin d in g shelve# hare
because shirt# are held up in hope of h ig h e r price.**— they
get mad. Many are mad now, and m ore w ill be, a s serv ice
hien seeking civilian #hirt# Increase in number#, unless
relief .appears.
2nd F E A T U R E
FRIDAY, MARCH S. t»«B
BIBLE ’ V K R SM FOH TODAY
W JHAO ITO A P P IA it
t i t I*
1° know w hric 1“
■o .when we need, e trn n g th :,Jn
hy hand It 1* to give strength
mto nil.
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TREHOtlRlBt-B
OCCAAWHIUlVt
O R HUlLtfVT
U S A lU tP t
Open# 5 :3 0
Monday — Friday
Open# 1:30
Saturday — Sunday
^ T‘ ,of the hoy#, there is developing a #enke o f uneasin ess a#
*°I1 ° f motor accident# begins to m ount. W hen there
■are no many people killed or injured as th e r e have been
lately, thousands ask w ith worried brow# w h a t it w ill he
(like when sum m er come# and the car# m ultiply. There will
liri-'b e needed, perhaps, m ore self-control than ever before.
UN. — MON.!
*•". 4
!$ ••••
• f *aM«
m»d _
'•etanifi
Ity Way OF*Def»nition
,f
‘e . f y ,
ert.
Mmis;
'■*■•'*■
dollar
o.
W hat sounds, at a distance, like a conversation, is
..fion tw o monologist# each of whom is trying more or less
politely to get the other to cut o d t the balder dash and
som ething w orth w hile.
Hrnsonnhle plum pness in y o u rself is th e sam e thing
th a t m akes the other man a fa t g u y .
iTom Voss Opposes
Cont i nuat i onOf
Xurrertt Draft Law
Orlando,
Mar.
7
( Special
Keen interest in the pcrsonnl affairs of other-people Tom Vos* of Orlando, candidate
for Congress from the Fifth Con
l RV
‘IIffer<?r>tiated from noseyne## only by knowing who gressional District, declared h |i
opposition lu re today to n con
It
Gahblnes#, rudeness, selfish n es#, stin g in ess, dishonesty, tinuation of the present d r# ft
•
pughacity, laziness and th o u g h lessn ess are ull q u alities th at Invr.
Unless action Is taken by the
belong *o other#,— Strickland Gillchnn In Lour Life.
Congress now in session the Seine*
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS X 3 o
«. Maybe we fouid lu»ve
intimation that the City of S an
to appreciate 'it myre when ford may soon build a swimm ing
p>t it l-acl.. ilc.idv* w« al- pool somewhere within the eftv
sort of bad a hankering fo ri limits, to be operated by the munihorse and buggy" day* any-jcipalU y for tbo benefit of pi I
,
, residents of the rounty was made
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*
today by .Mayor F orrest Lake,
within the near future.
R* is reported that New York
end Lumtdn have had a telephone
conversation across the seas u
clear and a» original ns aertraa
the town talk.
tiv* Service A rt will uutumiqiralTv
rsp ire n?xt May and Voss wehj
on record as favoring a volUnteef
peace-time army, navy, and air
fore*.
"I do not lielleve In the n.nr
DEEP
HEART
FROM
OF
m utation uf Hu* d raft," ho tali), t h e m i l i t a r y
"a, u rclutinn to our problem t r u r t i v r to
t.( nalionel >* ftnsn, I do tictlevr* corppenrntion
than
an *clw..Utile fm ee ran
jro ru m l ami m aintained through
tainntM ii."
II ■ -rated out That volunteer*
-hnulil bo 'gtvi-ii added llidu'em jnt
in the* form «f pay allowance*
more in line' with civilian earning
possibilities:'
*'l have Just rompletril '35 year*
of service in th» arm y," *ni<i Voss,
“and I know th at an adequate
peace-time m ilitary e»l»lilt*hment
tan no: l>e developed under a pro‘Krarn of compulsory m ilitary ter-
j
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a
JINXfALKFNfUier,
“KNIGHTS of
THE PLAINS”
Jean PARKER
—andSECRET A G E N T
X9"
— in—
"A D V E N T U R E R OF
KITTY O’DAY"
TEXAS
LOVELY
SENTIMENT
IN GIFTS
OF JEWELRY
Convenient tern a
f* 1
can
The succese of the firs t expuraion trip of tha Lake Monroe
s
0.000 to M otU .I m O, for
and abmethlng of. this
i seems to be the only toluA
or th a, aehooL system , which
lU tlf paying-wages far col-
1
Otto KRUGER
— also—
'THE
Total carlot shipments of celery
from the Sanford aection to data
have been 1.282'a* compared with
C. D. Wolf of Hunt County, 2,253 care shipped a t thia time last
Texas, ha* arrived In the city tp y**rtake charge of the Young Men’s
Christian Association which was
An old time fiddlers contest,
! 1 An irtiportanl notice
com es: recently formed in Ihla city and planned hy the Mllane Theater
^from the M rrgenthaler IJnotype for which Mr. Wolf waa secured and sponsored by The Bahford
;Company "W e regret to advise | as general secretary, according Herald will be given at the Mllane
that our p lant at Brooklyn is; to an announcement made today. on Friday evening beginning at
Transportation'ComMUtV held last
Sunday ha* -led officials of tha
newly organised concern to in
augurate similar pleasure trip*
every afternoon, Including Sun -Mr. end Mrs, R. A. King an
you to know that wa are doing days, according to E- L. Ma.kell, notmee the birth of a daughter
ftm a t
e a lt
*
'I'-'- B , . '
secretary a f’ tha company who to Elisabeth Jane a t the Fernatd
day made plans for the commence Laughton Memorial Hospital or
ment of moonlight exCuriion tripe Friday. March d.
- The walk o f ' March 1? I
'flight 'Conservation Week" am
Oovemor Caldwell haa urged Mil
Register Now— exertUe your right to vets
arhool* to ^o-operate with the
florida Council for tha Blind In
HOME T O WN N E W S
Hha prevention of bllndnaei. Did
you know th a t one out-of every
#00 of Florida's aofi.fiy# ncb.>ol
children haa aya trouble. Many
"d u ll and »lurid" students ary al
the buitom of their elaab limply
bernuie they cannot see, or if
'they can see, do not see wall
enough to enable them to read
accurately and long enough |o
Igal their lessons. Being filial
With proper aya glasses
w llr
often edriraet this -difficulty.
T he, congressional candidate, a
retired arm y colonel, is seeking]
fultlic of fit., for the firs t tim e, j
j Continuing his campaign through
out th« d istrict, he said la ter in
public platform -appearance* hi
would en larg e on Id* view* re
garding opposition to the draft.
W ,
C T G ay
[Sy.NOHrf/i
1 <$ih) American peojile do not
want contcriptlnn In peace time."
he ren t limed. ••RSrther than ea
ten ! the d raft we rhould make
The American Legiun’a team of
golfers won the Studebaker trophy
tn the civic c lu b . tournament
1Saturday afternoon by defeating
the team from the Llona Club in
the final round of th e ’tourney.
iStrikebound. This make* it ttm ipornrily Impossible for us to fill
■your current orders for Linotype
parte and m atrices". Some if
-ih se “current orders’ have been
dm order for a year w ithout any
ialrika. How long will it be now
that the plant te strikebound? If
your patper ia lata, wa just wanted
Ih- *et£e»."
profession mote u tv,i|uuteJr* throUtfil
uml allowance prtvi.
You'll fed brisk and lighf-bcortod from the very Cm
moment you wear The Mallory D allas. It’a so casual
— »6 breezy— to distinctly maaculine—with a alight
Texas, accent that’s very reaalnlacenl of those wide
open space*. What’s mare, this dashing lightweight
can take all kinds of punishment and tiUf keep lea
jaunty, youthful liner. So be tore to come In and tty it
on soon. T
be arranged
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FBI DAY-.1 IIABCU &, *1316
PACK FIVE .
TUB SANFOIU) ill! ItAI J>, SANFORD, FLORIDA
' — 11
«.Social
Pilot Cl u b Gives' 'Country Cl ub Will
B e n e f i t B r i d g e ?erve Supper Sunday
A n d Personal
TERRACE TALK
Activities
Miss A r d y s Ix*e Is
Circle Meets With
Mrs. W. C*' Ifill
Wed To .1.1). David
Mi
Wn,
I n . duugM.i* of
• il ill No 1 o| lls W i 1
Tin* Pilot C lub iipnIKOIvd UI 1 11 li- i) ’dV lli:itei, In.m.*.............I
-t l I \ .ilT .M 1 1: d i' .-I '
T*I«l No. MB benefit bridge party ut the H a n -Jc t Seminole (H uiiliy t Ion. . 1 . 1 yviluw lnok.il fit^ u* o f'ddli- .i
Mi. aii.l Mi*, f
I l.e o f dll*
tort oi lio-. Ilium, of Mi j. it i
ford Womans .Club last evening! ii-.uneed thi* m orning that o b n f-jih e ^hlU : 1111* V party . . . lo- Hill with Mrs. G * W ltuili-y a . , city, h r aim !ht h l o l r of M r, J .
II. 1l.ivid, J i . o-i.
tite lilt*- Mr.
w ith approxim ately 80 person*I f<i »uj)K-r i* n-hululi-d fm *ih»*f ti.,- ju -t tetueued from a visit •
enjoying th e occasion. Beautiful
unlay evening. and ilu-it-after j lathelmiil , While .triilling down ro li.ote** Mundtiv afternoon mid n|u) \ [ r . j j, (mv'id. fui-i-dav nt
arrangem ent* of calendulas, nas- * <-kly between the hnur-i of 7:",*jilro main jh u n iu rh fH ie n u n llu r wuli Mrs. , K.--A- iaindonberg, the l;umt* of K-v nnd Mr*. W. p.
turtium * an d bougainvillea were .Uni *;3n. p. M. for membei only. I and b u stin g 'w ere: II. 11. M ill . eluonunit * ore i-linir Die nnetini' Br«*A'. f«%. *.n Pitrl. Weiiue with
1
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f>,,#
, I Ithe
Fiti
r.very
w
Wednesday
at
ap.i.ov
RUT
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. 'i Rev Brooks officiating
used to des'oratc the' p arty room*. Every
MONI1AY
Mr. and Mr*. J . B. If.1 Stryker
^George
Kick,
a
sttuUnt
a
t
Iho
JeVvtnnal ttrvut.!,. ring e r r . iimny. . '■ •
Those receiving prize'* afte r mutely do- same,..hunt •'bglt. uiijl N idi, !•->.. r o w EI.I.. .UR. C I..
T h e Circle* »l W, M ..U . of nf D-iylc Juw h.. JV ,. entertained
Mmt Amot Jo n e s air
th i* KlWt U nptlsr f ^afeK will tor lh*.iy son in n ilaughterdn- Unlvendly of Florida, Is visiting playing several ’progression*'' *i 'lutTi-n duinn'i will l-,- - e it id 1■> i'A R h, id'A , \v.. I*. lllto n h H , .1I t ,«>,s h was picseoted Jig AU.u
his parent* for several dky*.
appbTiifnieri;
btfly.
biiilge
were
Clyde
Ramsey
anil
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III
t
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IN
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'V.
WiUiam*
awing
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r
ltnpl.;
VtHided’
d
ie
-Voliple
w'iilt M rs.-Jonckmeet ft* follows: C u ria No. 1 t*w, I.Hon. anil Mrs. J , II. il. S
Btrytry
Mrs. J, K. Ctiurieri high score;
v»Uh
E..—Turner.
--Turner, 21
210 ker,' Jr.. #1 their sum m er (im p ou
utih Mr*.
sir*, II.
ii, k
' pen jinus* will l>e belli this SIIIN !tO l-SEU .' JAMES H U itilN S the secmttl c h a rter oT (ialatians. ; being matron of honor nnd Mr.
Mr*.
Irvin’
Martin
i*
confined
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, ESTHER. RIDGE. HELEN i Reports from com m ittee, s e te
iU-tmg n . best nutn. The
Mrs. A.I.. Ilow cth and l)r. Wayde \i ek on Hatttriiay
^ V e * t Seventeenth .S treet at 3:3
:30 bake Conway In Urlando Sunday
evening .
Mir . t ytil Bntner, .(fide wute a melon colored tlresa,
« p. m.: Circle j JI d,' ’’ll with Mil*
Mil with' a family reunion ami buffet to .her home iwesuss of illness, II. Rucker, second high; Mrs. usual, with ^tit prehestru p lay in g , SCIICI.TZ, MRS, I.. L FRAZ1HI given and
friends
will
regret
to
Icani.-larths ,Fox,
the uffair
affair the
first Saturday
ANDERSON.
Mouse,
. . .1300
. . . Park
------ Avem
-vonue rupper. Sunbathing, boating and
•S.C. Dickerson and Mr*. Glenn ,,.i
a the
die Gist
tvuturday I MARY
........... .......
—
. . MRS. V I Alt,. E arl Je te r and Mrs. I'. I. t,ial:.T
tnah.'r suit
suit with
with white
—
BOYLE. MRS. ROY MANN. MIt 1 I’uviell were wetmmed a , new hla.k n r c c o rir. and a corsage -if
mill Mr*, io m - s t Gntchcl n* co- swimming and refreshing drink*
IJngle, scree no; Mrs. O.K. Goff ti inch month,
Ralph
Bagwell
of
Jacksonville
hostess nt 3:30 p. m.; Circle were enjoyed during the afternoon
\ civic gulf tournam ent between and MRS HARRY TOOKE. MRS memUr* into the c itc b . The *wcelhr*rt
was a guest of hi* slsera, Mrs. and Mr. Ed Randall, low.
„
k. lnihinte nf. Iho
N 6 .*3 w ith. . .Mr*,. G. S, -Srlniun,
Mrs, Al H unt, chairm an of the i a- Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions,’ and E. H STOWE. MACK CI.KVK. next meeting will be held at the
- ’ « ---■ after which a buffet supper was Tom Bolt and Mr*. Ruth Scott,
018 l.ftlmi'tto Avi-nuo at 3:30 . > trird indoors around individual for several day* this week.
p arly , was assisted
by * Mr*. I.'aycee clubs will g.T im dti way •LAND and JOHN ANGEL . . home %f Mr*. • y n l Botnet fit |)f,| nl1(| | | . c |, Hchfud, ha* lieen*
p. nt*; Circle No, 4 with Mrs. itaUe*.
.M i.. Shrimp
Khi-imt, cocktail,
nu-biiiii Spanish
itnuniih
^----------—- - - —- - employed a: the Sanford Nuval
F ran k MacNelll, Mps. Joel F ield ,Ji mimrriiw and noalifit^tloo lotlUlis The San-Ji«.|ll, ( iioueiitlott of the
'
§'■■ ■ ■' ■i a
K. Cooper; Cujneron Avenue baked bs’ans.w ham , hot French
f Air Station and at the Sunfanl
Mrs.
C.L. Powell, Mrs. . Kart v id rontlnur through Maivii lit. Sanford Junior High School, m
l>r.
Jo
h
n
W.
Conwall
uf
Cleve
4Wl Mr*. 1 L. Juckaon a* co'. bread, coffee,, French vanilla Ice land, Ohio, was the guest y ritrr- Broome, Mr*,
(Tint, as ii-ci-pln iu*t, Mr. Davis,
Ed Randall,. ____
Mrs, .with the
. _____________
__ finals being played one of lit* hugest in the. Alille.i-suOt,l" . Ju'Y'’ ‘•’4 1.
heart
lo
hORte** at 3:30 p. m.;
Circle cream and chocolate cake com*
school -. . Ac- _ -Miami l* olu
memher of th r national guard'
M.L. Rabom, Mrs. lt.C. Maxwell, Match 17. The losers will honor for
.........a .junior
. . . . . . high -------, n[nK_B* ‘u a ' !
ilay
of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Clifford
l l lauii
laughing w ar to ides since IP 10. entrted the service
No. 5 nt the chiirrh annex nt posed the delicious menu.
Mr*. J.P. Hull. Mr*. ALU. Smith die winner* with a party
Blind curding to a recent poll taken at ' ' “ V *‘i 11
Proctor
a
t
their
home.
ign countries
To and wa- perm itted to return to
■l:3U p. nt.; Circle No. fl with
and Mr*. W.E. llollyhcad. A |l -gey timniamentH m e featured the school of the favorite noun Oom I- foicig
Out of town guest* included,
A M r i, l*. F. Whtghani, 602 West l.lcut. and Mrs. J . 11. H. Stryker,
sw eet course of Ice cream a n d 1each weekend. With the public -trip* . . Blondic is first. B u rr' n,a t r theiii fe d ul ta ,e in M * gimlnutr ft mu
Seminole High
Friend*
of
Judy
P
artin
will
w H i» t- S tre et at 3:3(1 , ji. m. The Jr„ Mr. and Mr*. J . 11. 11. Ntrycakes wa*. served by the h o s-. *• uig invited to witness the Sawyet n-cuilil, l>ick Tracy thn.l n
J’U' i Ss-hmd,
regret
to
learn
that
she
is
.
Hoyal Anxbaxxstjors ' will* meet krr,. Sr., of [Jnylestown, Pa., Mr*.
„ ,
^ |„ titU cetinlry
I t-nimaments.
,and Smiiitut Jack fum th . . . I lie i. Wing given in their honor.. A
to her home because o fi *e**c* .’
Miami nawipH|H*r |T n r llrinM I
** * t r
nv«rmi*sai
;*• 3:46 p. 111. . i n tint church Gertrude Perkins of Philadelphia, confined
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itaff
t*
M
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k
a
foil
k
l*o
of
C
h
u
rch
illness.
’
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tin helm W the
.Ami ***
annex.
ntleiidance vvliicit -bowed that a at
Pa.. Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Higgins!
newspaper is W-iiig backed tip
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little more than half of the ,tu- the
The ciicle* of th e
Womnns and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Higgins, t Ensign EkUlle. H urt of the t T l
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by numerous civic organilallwns
v »- 1 , 1 • 1(1
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\Uxflinry of the Presbyterian Jr., of Haines City.
Will Meet I uestliiy idents
attend
u
m
l
a
t*
M
the
n
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t
.
I Naval A ir S utpur, Jacksonvilo.
B O S IO S S
JO
C la S S
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. .fslisaaalnt-. UM>1 mil
The 1lay’, ' the
Church will meet a s
follows:
Aim Mr. and Mr*. G. A. Speer, tvlsitcri her family over iho weekNo. I w ith Mr*. C harles Wilke, Jr.,' Mr. and Mr*. R o m . K. An- °nd.
120 Summerlin Avenue at 2:30 derson, Mr. and Afr*. ifennings
• p. nt.; Circle* No. 2 with Mr*, LeVcrne Hurt, Sr., Mr., and Mr*.
Sir. and Mrs. A. D. T albott nnd
il. I.. T hrasher, -121 Grandview Jennings LcVcrne H urt, Jr., Mr- son, Dot-win, of Elkins, W est Vir
\venuo ut 12:30 ii. m.. for u ami Mrs. Charles Clyde Hurt, Mr. ginia ar« visiting Mr. Tvi^d Mrs
0 hiiichrvn; Circle No. 3
w ith
.M rs.1 H erbert Hill, Jr.,- En 1. L. Talbott at their bmite on
M rs.^ C .’ H r'dijjttsfm . 70s P.ir)c and
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sign I .aura Estelle H u rt "of Jack- South-Sanford A vcnua^
Avctiuu
ul
1*781
p.
in.,
for
n
. . . . i
• ... ..
(sonville, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph
luncheon; ( t i t l e No. 5 with Mr*. Wight.
Mr. and Mrs. “
Dr. and Mr*. II. W. Backus of
ooperstown, N. Y. were the teU mi
u
in ‘
‘‘ W|Kh‘: a , Mr. and Mr*. J o h n ' l <>op
vll.iag tltey
._
u
Vo B w-?.t vti
o- i1' F dusrd Higgins, Mr*. Edward ■«"» guests of Mr. and Air*. H The proceeds will apply on the (odd -avu-tni v Ilf tin- N a lo m n l b a n - .uudlu-i nhihl. A seven and
M iai
Dougin- \vemo
la-hnian
but
liavo
retumevl
to
expansion
fund
of
the
church.
t
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of
P
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ry,
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Higgln*,
Sr..
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Jlin
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tuff. 61k Dak Av.tiue at 3..H) ,)|JtK,n!,i Mr, un,| Mn( Wally
home.
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o
L in ,
i Alt*. Roy Tilli* presided over C - . of Mitchell, K. C . h a - l a v ,, MRS. ' l l A l l IN Ja-t nlgfii
t h e follow ing: Mi
J . -A. * rvit*
I lull
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o..oi-iulion - l , , w . Mi
Martini M offett. Mr*.
th e m arket basket sale
front kiimuimio.1 liy lIn*-s t a l e o f l m - r * . ) Ji vvui old mullPV •» Hu- foinn-t*
Dietrich*, Airs. Herbert -----Moser,- i
AloflUtly bttabtmi ineetin? uml Mr. and Mr*. Fxlward Biggin*.f’
M r,
lli r n i m r will i.IMINA
P ’N E II.L .
dnuglUoi
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g e t ................ ..
" I Mil II-d m i Mi
Tltu
M. Shipp was railed which il’u was rca llm l.
C I Pow ell,
Iggln*. K
in te rn in of ihe \V. S, C, S, w ill Jr„ Mr. and Mr*. Malcolm Hig- ‘t* AD*ml today because of the hostesses, Airs. W. Eh Ruines, 1-allied, by U ra Waite. It lU v k -. .day w n g h t. El GENE
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i-ioli|iViinient
operator*
M<
W. Ilailey. Mr*, t . H.
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tar Held at the Methodist t ’liurch Bins, Miss Sarah W arren Kaslrr-1 d « ‘f> of her brother-in-law, Ed- Mr*, t . F. rlranan, Air*. J. P. linni,
r id a P
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e s i d e n t , j Tinn
h i,
t* tnhoe * 1
HAI, IN
S veto u,l ,m
nnm, Fn lo
o rm
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,i_ around,
so
»o far
ini Whin.
Mr*.
Mr*, .iimmy
Jimmy lloolenait.
uooh-oom,
at 3;00 p.nt.. with the buard by of Kunford.
w ard Gonrales, friends will regret Thurmond and Mr*. E. C. WIIs
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AI*o Mr. nnd Mr*. H. N. Dick- to ic#rn| liam s served a sweet course
the
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ing:
Mr*.
Albert
lllrk.son. Alls,ir, Anns
Dickson, Mr. an
nn
T l ’KSBAY
Alr*. Frank Gaines and fam ily'non. Sir*. Pauline Howard, Air*,
will Ik* d i' H " mI
i w.ib
m V liiffl***. La t.
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J. P«
CIlTlb No. t of th e Womans Mr*. L. B. Atcl^od, Sr., Mr. and of Di lamb) have been the guest*! O. E. White. Mr*. C. 11. Winn, a nMher lime.
V.du*ia. Seminole. (Irnugc, Bte • <*
.. -jT huimoml nnd Mr* W < Hill.
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Alt*. E B. McLeod, Jr., and Dr. of her parents, Air. and Alls. AL I .Mr*. Robert F u lral, Air*. AL L.
11-li-g.-lte* veil! attend
fimti var.t atnl Osceola Count O'*
,c , i i v * . . ■
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i liurch w-Tl meet with
Airs. T. A. Neal of Orlando
H. Anderson, al their home on {W right. Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mr*.
•
SI. Given. Jew itt* lame, at
Golden Lake. .
Charles Flowers,
Air*. J. C.
12:30 p. in., for a luncheon.
tion” at the Parish Home *t 7 :3 0 1
-----------Davis, Mr*
Roy Tilli*.
Mrs.
The regloriaj m reting of the for member* nf the Episcopal, Mr.
nndMr*. Julius
B. B. (). If E .ttid g c and Mr- Moude
twhb l> comprise* »ix chmr and other singer*
I Stryker III of Philadelphia. Pa. WUlia.....
inriritir-i of (’em rat rlarldn will
The Udell* riox s of the First [nri,
„ „ ,.,i, ,,r \ | r ullli \ i . ,
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"* v t at rim South* ills- School for lluptist Church wil meet at the j |_ | | llIt al , heir 'home on Oak p ' A^’llo llm d * 1 * '’ I U ‘'vim.-r'
«r. alt day meeting.
home of Mr*. Homer Little at ‘ Avenue
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AI^-, B. -F. Graham
Mr, . , r Mrl||l|l>|li
Mi».E H « .|
of Orlando will U, .the principal j^ th Lee, AH* M. I!
Smith, i
speaker, for Sunday School her- Mr„. .) n . |..llM.y. Mr*. E. II.
.vice* at the U U 5 iary N azartnc. i . , np>. Mr*. J B . 'William*. M r*.1
ehurch
I/.. U. Ratliff. Mr*. IL A. Swan I I
,,, I , . , *<m, Mrs. Helen Sehultr, Mis* i.
Mr. andM ry. Champ Kirhlaml of Rm h Hand. Mum Mm y M.-gt ior.
; Jacksmtvjile wll! I*r- the weekend Mia* Vcr.n Wo-dc«* k anil Alls i
iKU.-sts al Mr. and Airs. J . L. Mit- Bessie Ziichtiry.
jchell nnd Mr*. Thomas Kirkland (
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n t^ th rir home
Magnolia Ave- ^ r s _
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R o w la n d
S o tltly Edit or i C .c rllj Tfuluck
Social
C
alendarisVj.^nniy
I<e?‘ B"tertw"
• R e u n i o n P e r s v n a Is
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iMrs. W. E. R a i n e s
JU officinal' P. T. A.
,
YonTi look d ifferen t th is aprinir in nn interesting,
more fem inine w ay.
Your wardrobe w ill blossom
forth w ith ‘so ftly contoured cloth es, m ore ea se and
fu lln ess, more sw ish and flnre- Get set to lead thu
style parade by selecting your new costume here.
Exciting! New
HUNT
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LADIES'
r . M it
SANDALS
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pastel*
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Hostess To Circle
i Mr. and Mrs. H erbcit Russt-ll
lan d son. Gerry, and All** Olive,
— ----- fluF"ir?t
i Russell have returned to their , , Vt.
h e ld
Ithome in Cfowii Point, Ind. aft*- Atethodlvt
( lunch
home of
a vi.it with Mi* Rutsell's par-1
n,«*“ ng at Hie In
cn | |t
« n , I'. A. Hurt inn.I - on
F. in_
j AvebUf
Avenue at which time M
Mr*.
m. W. <
Mr*.
L. F'ronelierger has re- Dj-hle presided over the meeting
turncil to her home In A sheville,H ,'11* devitlonal wa* given
by
N. C. afte r visiting with her a u n t ,, r*’ "■
whu r*’a‘l
u iu f. uncle, Mr. and Mra I* A .' [.rom „ t,ll> ,h«*k
"T he
Upper
llnitnley a t their home op Celery
„T"li,lJ J h*.- ,,li*!?,nn
I
hmj
U
"The
Ilevihe
F'ntherhoul'
Avenue.
wn*' presented by Mr*. It f
Air* W. A. F'itls, Jr. and H ut-In Hill.
-Mr*. Dekte requested the nn-m
daughter, Linda, have left for
Norfolk, Vn. wbete they will make her* to assist in the nirinhrishn
them to nt
their home. Chief Flit* i* s*»ige ( drive _and urged
„
e-l lo duty with the U. S. Navy the World l«iy of Prnyei -er.i
there.
| to tie held at the
,Meth-*li*i
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| Church March H. ,
-Mr. and Mrs- C. B Ryan o f' R efm nim -nts were served hy
Palntka hnv* been visiting Mrs.| the liosless lo Itui
follow mg.
A. B. Atahonry a t her home 101 1lir a . FHIxabeth Heycn. Mrs. J. E.
K a .t Tenth Street. F'riend* of Courier, Airs. George McCrtuu.’
Mra. Mahoney will be glad lo Alt*.' It. U. HGlchinon, Mrs, W. S.
learn Chat the l* rreu periling Thornton, Mra. W. C. Deklr, Alt*,
from a recent illness*
A*. C. Hlarke, Airs. W. L. Clark.
Mrs. Z. B. R atliff. Alrk. It E.
Hhinholser, .dr*. W. A. Tilli*.
Those attending thr profession Mrs. C. A. Pnnder, Mr*. II ■ .
al lennis matches In Orlando Morgan and Miss June Waddell.
Tuesday evening were
T. W,
Lawton, Mr and Mrs. IL E. Mor
Azarians
{ria, Ben ^Steele. Miss Helen H ut-' Alathean.s,
[chison. Gene Tvcker ami Pete’
Have Joint Meeting
Brock' J ‘: v.% * ^
The A lathcan Class* of Hie
Mra. W. J. Pummel of Chilli- F’irat Baptist Church were hoste*rotho, Ohio is the guest of Mr.|se* a t a joint coveted di*li supp-r
and Mrs. Carl IL 'If-irria and w ith the A zarian Class of the
Mra. J. E. Sparling. Mra. Harria, First Baptist ChOrch held in the
Mra. Pummell, Mm. Spurllng and annex on Tuesday evening. The
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Mra. J. W. Harria vialled ilok tables, arranged In a T-shapJ,
•Tower and the Cypreaa Ganlens were overlaid with a while cloth
Tuoaday
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and centered with a Fowl of pink
rosee and low arrangem ents of
other rprlng flower* wcio plac d
Capt. and Mrs- E. G- Bandy along thr length of the (able*.
and daughter, Sandra, left Mon Hostesses for the ocCAsion ui c
day for FL Monmouth, N. J. Mr*. B. G. Melhvin, Mrs. II.
after epc-nding the pa*t month Jnhnaon and Air*. A. C. Hick cwith Mrs. A- I*. Bandy. Capt ■on.
Bandy has recently returned from
Mra. Pearl Hanrell directed -r
the lndls-Burma T h e a t e r of old faahloned school and a show*,
Operations and will lie stationed of toy* brought by m em berk•*,
a t FL Monmouth for a few both classe* wa* presentnl *.i
months prior to going oversets Mrs. If. K. Turner for the CradL
again.
Roil DefartmenL
Those enjoying the parly weiei
Alatheans. Mrs. Mansell, Mis. I
R. Krtler, Mr*. B. K. B«*k,
cle Meets W3th C.
Mra. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. J. T.
why. Mrs. F. E. Bolz. Mr*.
tb. W. B. Jarrell Nr
A A. William,!, Mra. C. <!. Roller,
J, AL Wilson, Mr*. L. John
Circlo No. I of the
First Mrc. MFa.
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Joder Cameron, Hr*. A.
Methodist Church mol nt the -Kiw son.
Lovejoy,' Mr*. W. B. BHnro«f
.
nt Mrs. W. B. Jarrol on West B.
Fifteenth Street Monday nfler- Mr*. T. C. PHchfoitl, and si-ter.
noon with Mrs- C. H. Cogburn, Mr*. Atellivin, Mra, Clark, Mra.
Jo#l5 Slw 'Ut"
ehktrmah. presiding. Tha mission K * " 0’-* "n,!
Ir nresanUd by Mrs. 1-^
Atarlano, Mr*. J. T. Denton,
. laikty
concerned
Irwne Mr*.
J. J. Dolly, Mr*. 11. I* G*F ath erh o o d ,'!....■
born*, Mr*. E. B. Carter,, Mr*.
•The drive roe new members 1. E. Southward, Mr*. W. A. Cag- 1 i i
n e ri-4 ' four thi* month. Each Is, Mrs. B. J . Goode. Mr*. L fL
urged by the ehalr- H arvjy, Mr*. R. J. Davtr. Ml
g Tn a*
to bring
W. L. Vance. Mrs. R. D. Del
004
Mr*. N. J. SUnstrom, Mrs. iR.
comnlfted
wa*
Thomas, Mr*. M. N. Clevelsr
was
Mrs. C. L. Hewson, Mrs. R.
Pippin, Mr*. B. A. William*. Mi
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W. C. Bumbley, Mr*. Peters*
Those orecent wer ‘ Mr*. E. H. Mr*. V. G. Hasty. Mr*. R |
Re
Inis.
Mr*fan c y . Mrs. W. E.
Carnes and Mrs. S. J. NF’.
Hi
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Strictly Smart
and
ilh
Keen in
SEVENTEEN
nij- in her w aint, broaden her
.sbouldtra mid round her fiRuro for th u t beau-eutilier
look.
Tlie deop nrm-hole*
arc new and very, very riirht.
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smi:
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E m p h asis is on the lovely
rounded contour — cardigan
neckline, rounded shoulder
line. w ing sleev es taltering
subtly to the ’sn u g w aistline.
succckm.
('rented In nil-wool Shet
land by Mary-Lnne for
you.
Priced from-*
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.Whether you c h o o s e
black , and white nr
brewn nnd white, this
all-wool suit
assurer
As hrighl a s the firs!
(IntTodll and just a s right
for Spring is th is up-to*
thc-m inutc Mary Ijine
rasual su it in a hewilch*
ing array o f gala colors.
I
Teed. Mrs. Cl*
W. M.
to *
Strictly
HJ-1G Junior-Lane
check—deep nrm-holcH
Kently drawn-in waist
subtly rounded hlpllne cmphn-d/iiig feminity.
Smort
tailoring and dotaila puint up
the 10-lfi HOpliiktirntcd liaik
The Jtininr-ljinc aiiit for the
gi 1 with the HWiuh
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Soft all-wool Shetland
In romantic color:*—
Cued To Color
for Sprinff
CHECKED
FOR FORTY-SIX
Strictly Smooth .
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TITB SANFORD n g ftALP. J
F R ID A Y ,
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Leslie d i n n e r StiU Opjiosed To 'Sanfofd t o Have
~ 1 “*« Chain Team System Duckpin Bowlmg £22 iu7'X tr£$5 £
| (I' *
* (nytallatioB g t the sit# of tha for*Magnolia
By JIM M Y JORDAN
n u e jr
U U U A 1 1 / ■AT(noe
O’Conttor, who in 1040 gathered
H v whlc*y) |n ^jovimb#r<
CHICAGO - The Judge* right the evidence, tightened the web
was destroyed by fire.
hand man haa itapped Into a new and wrote the d e c i s i o n th a t _ ^
*
, Voile, Williams i* the owner of
role and although going" through
t>» building which is being m o ttxoilDwhat of a metamorphosis in- hands, had- Men in hi* new off ice
—
(tmeted, As near firtpreof a* po#- r*
jto fn r ns hi# .baseball pMrit ‘‘of. but a few day* wheri , he an
,
•- - r Y~\ • V.
sible with steel aDuctural sppview is concerned, he like* It.
nuunetd the Sox had adde.l a fifth
Jiort*. metal roofing and sh e e t^
T hat'a Leslie Michael O’Connor, club to ita farm chain. Cordt-le,
By Ja c k Sords
tivn general m anager of th a Chl- Ga. Previously, he had sutrldired,
new
rock insulating lx*rd.
Sanford is due within the h#kt
jeago
^
wi one of baxtball'j to n (•-■rti.ii. extent, Milwaukee,
Box.
Mr. T ailor, who ha# InaUHstl
[top figure* for 25 years, biit who, Shreveport. La.; Little Back, Ark., f>C day* to have ihe first regu
many
regulation bowling alley*
lation
duckpin
alley
In
this
sec
of ncceraltjr, will take a new slant and Waterloo, la.
on the gam* whan tha season
A quiet, soft-spoken ltD hm au, tion of the state,, which wUl Le throughout the country, said th a t
Vpetis in ComDkey Park April 16. seldom in the limelight during his
“diickplna" la tapidly gaining ha
. O’Connor— and purely by acel- tenure In Die coingiDsloner's of
* popular aport thro.ughout the
Copper.
d»til, too—became secretary to fice, O’Connor's p erso n ally has Sr, <>M,t it
. l u la rtl,. .i.
country
parUeillhrly In Bt. 1 /oulx,
*JeW •/<7 p x / aiIvyc
the late K enrtaw Mountain Lati- undergone nn nbnost complete
l-'lrai Ilalf bally be•aatet
Detroit, Cleveland and other ridli wilt.: baaebal mogul* decided metamorphosis since he_ ..................
s a o i U P A t i , O c& p
succeeded.. r.uitv Miir, Dn.ty Times. »larWhlte S
o x ld ilt t. .'Ihltr t_inr. boston babe, ties. It appeals to women who
they needed a high cbmmlasloner H arry Grubbier a* White
FAvtoGrfU -Co
w n.te Sox
H gvr. It W.’a bandy. Tats. cannot easily handle the 12 to 16 following the infamous “ Black g en e ral manager. Because
-of—
hi*
s c a r c e veAS&d
pound regulation ball, as duckpi^g
.Sot’l.acandnl nearly thras decade* j position, he seldom mlngi.u
ith Thtsd Mat--—s i s Mile.
I art ,*>i.l lla ll balls Itaabtel
a s -iU e - c u j b ’s
ago.
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; u ebail men before; now he is
balls weigh only four pounds, hw
tiiiilr.iiI
ll.itittft,
I
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For 24 years, as Landis’ right- r resent wherever ami whenever re) III 111. lugs. Man. daiary 1.IP. said. High school and gram m ar
teADi*ks- t e e f hand man, OConnor delved into ascbnll m:n g ath rr, His advent I i t i t t ) llirt.lt>, l l e w t i n l Mr.
school children lake to it and
d A d p e ft
biHeball . law ., wrote brief* on
form team*, and it is adaptable
cases lhe Judge was to deride— literal y, an arc .lent. ( i n l "’. W.“’ ’I *
lUalalala H arr
to chubch and civic club team s,
and was a rtlen tlesa foe of the
In IUIB, n - n incjtoer of the j t.urk> >•■*. u.d.t
gc«ot*r h r pointed out. Elderly persons
baseball farm system.
Arm y’* ju lg c bdvore'.e board, h * I!{•■*• KieabiMtV Jep r. Ilallon ibrl.
alto enjoy It
Now he la building up a farm prosecute I a Chit.igt. h.gsllu n Ac- 1 I m a
s Va'llTitr
The Installation of the alley*
system fo r the W hite Sox.
cused of drnft-daJging. 1h« ca*e.l
tTtittnlrla Itira t
“
L ike. New Job *
came tefo re I a n d " , .'hen y fed- • l.u-k Krank. Jlerrir Kay. C ra ty will coat more than f l 6,000, he
Iti.ml.
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P-indy.
“I like It here,’ he said across tr a l jtidge. Lainlit Ituiiosct] a m . V b l i . r j V Unit, f . e h l'| ?
estimated, and will be strictly
a desk covered with juijers, le t heavy Jail irnts*. , j ,.n the howl- S1 leut cek o lit*
I Is r r — I ' mI a r t l» »
standard for duck; Ins, which h a i
ittulslvls Itaerl
ters amt p la y tr conttact* In Coni- lum, hut issued nil oral opinlcn
J 11.lv t '. i o o i n . Hat I t arrle. t’. t l e for it« ta rg e t tan bins, tha s a m ^ e
l»key Park. "W e h a te a lot of re In the cn e. ( )'(« ..r.or wanted a
tr o |lr r. I l a s l t c l l u m e . K o i m k o Hut. a* tegular bowling. A 30 foot
building to do. and we’re going to w ritten opinion fur the records, M
I.ittle V ic k ) . t .i v r l ) , U f * .
do it A lot can he accomplished because,the case set a preccircn,. s n r s i s l e w — t ' s l f l k n
counter will be installed for sale
Itta ck l - . r r v
\V|llt** Doh, J u s t
with the White Sox, and I feel
landia Remembered Him
or refreshment*. W ln tir . lls v jn
A
s
t
e
r
n
.
Ill*'
Vo
Hollins.
Hilver
Ksu,
that within a year or two we
“ Inasmuch a* I had made notes M/'C'ei
lrt.nl W h i t * U p s . P a t s y Was the first eily in Florid* to
mould
be
a
first-division
team,
>
t
of the judge'* remarks in court, I t'jehiti
-ftigy M iKf
have a standard, regulation duck
.1 It Mllei
pennant contender,
wrote up a decision and per f-.lghlh lliwr—
pin alley, and installation* are
it|»litlrU> tlaset
f ttK e e fW rto
“ We hbite to develop most of suaded him to sign it," O'Conttnr
J./> t . 1 . iqinl l.tle, ilfi !-ai|v, planned In many other cities, said
otlr own player* down in the mi said. Landis, didn't fo rg et the J e r r y
Hell’s
K t,
C o lo red
Slits.
U r. *'
Taylor.
nor^ and tiring them u p - to the brash young atto rn ey .’
..........Mattier.
Ter.
ittrt rtnato ttltl.
Sox. instead of helyinr for the
P
rio
r
to
IP20
O'Connor’*
Inter
most part on purchase*.
est In baseball, if any, was casual.
m m Um m i m i w
Did th a t mean tha . m a n , who But when loindis was named base
proposed. Lhe revolutionary "L an ball
commissioner
In
1920
he
cal
dis plan’*, th a t would
abolish led O'Connor and asked him. to
farm s altogether had switched to become
his secretaiya "pro- a m" Ideal now that he
‘“ I don’t know anything ab o rt
was a club executive?
"em phatically, no." he said ”1 the adm inistrative end of base
t-svsii’t rji-inged In the slightest ball.' I told him," O’Connor re
degree, f am still a foe of the called. To wii.cit l.unrli* replied:
| fattit'-eyilem . 1 still Iwlleve it is "N either do I; we’ll learn to g eth
, bad for everycnc concerned. Hut er.’’
1 t
And from that draft-dodging
. I also realise that as baseball j*
r.ow constituted, you can’t oj c r case of 28 y?»r* ago has sprung
ate without It. Therefore, we are one of basebAll's toji figures—
1,
.forced Into it In *elf*defoh»c-" * purely by accident.
Jo C CAM# OP ,<4 «yo4,
Vk'o-l Pide SrWAi&str; A d a
Feature
Aliev uhortlv ",*r “>wnnK“Hey
•freed ^ Detroit Tiger farm-.Edffar Jenson Slated
To Operate Center,
On Magnolia Ave.
’Bladen And Tarleton■w/f„ a Ca- a ’
Look Over Several jl«O nty M raton *
Recommended Men i D^TIL f)n Mniinrt
At Montreal Camp D* CK U n 1V1.0Un(1
J oe
With Single Leg
Former Chicago H u n
le r To P i t c h In
East Texas Iaoop
By 11AHOLM V. HAT U F F
Sit HR MAN, T ex .-T h e pitching
nrm Hint for four year* m ade
< i« r the l?fl fii‘M wall On ,Ji,| f Mor»ty Stlnttoii oho nt the Mar*
Davis himI llridc. The long drive* j of the m ajor league* irtu rn s to
Impressed lli.li Turictonr, Si. Paul's the firing line after eight years
general manager who pointed o u t . of professional b«»eball inactivity,
that the left field wall in the
S tratton> will be playing on one
Saint*’ hrrrtr park incusuffti only artificial leg for Sherman of the
325 feet. If thUthi»-ia
335
is any Indjcu-1 K**t Texa* l eague.
lion of the power "rtf these long ] The 32-ycar-old Crernvlllp, Tex.
range
asserted.: giant lost the leg in n hunting
"th ere’ll
I
run* thla- season In StT l£uT.S ’ ? " ld“ ’lh '
,,f lM "
Y ^-^Severnl .^.looker* explained thin but has how become so uccu*tllere wn« . nv re long d U tn n re, tomed to getting around on the
hitting during today’* *e«»ioM» ! ( B||
„n an artificial limb
than during the , a tlrr period o f , |h - |
rPBll>.
lry pro basethe Dodger «ch<wi! who h recently*
’
Infield session. Those p articip n i-1”**1 “ Cam
lie Im* made sevrtal »t tent Jits
closed lin e .
Mttringer HUde“,*in nddtUon t o | hut It wasnl until last season
pu ftI Mg" pitchVi""Tom’"a im kef'iliek ‘ ,t h »‘ •» f ‘ ul'l reach the stride
l ttnahim, Dwain Sloat, Dick Mel- ■indicating ho might n,w* ”
t
trig, Avitu*, llini'cl. Italph W ise-, participate with the nay.for-pi
dim {"y*- » » ,w »* “ ,,tBr hurl,,r. «t
xotrk, I* h ij |iti , n, llniigslad, ......
Rrhantel, Verne Williamson, K.l *li1*? « m l pro
tournament
in
Welland. Milton Gneiner, J e rr y ,
Dvorak, Mrarle Htrochem mid | ‘Monty is .’12 year* old hut he s
H arry Taylor, through another in excellent physical condition
*es*lon i f handling themselves on despite his handicap,’ says I’real- j
and at<»und tlic initinl *»rk, put ilffit A rthur ^illin u h sin hf tn i s e v e r a l mf . l lei* tl r o u g h a l o n g ■Sherman cluh "lls'» still u good
in f i e l d a,-*, on Tho.e , . u r t i e i , i n l . ' lux ehnll pitcher in any man’s
| n g w e r e <;ilb*>it S n m n w i at 'li»t league.’
•
■: #
have. Jnct. 1 twc , Paul G tlritin
An Hast Texas League rut*,
^ ^7— and Eddie K"? I: af ircaw l, (Im iiit , s«**d racjnlly wilt permit STPSt- ]
; £Spent, and M rVjM I'lgy tt •hm l. J ton to have ti hare, runner when
- =--i
J («• V1! 11 1 . „ 1 Mt*mu Stunt iii- the lan k y veteran g '« s to hat.
firb irt, itt thn |: i'll* 1 rr,l Ts.-huABikW/AS
S tratton started in the g«tne At 1
=■'■If-' din Imnillfi! ‘1 • .III !,-• bchiii 1 the | Van A litynr, Tax,, ortrl in 1U3,1n
A iHkis.'eodf' AerfvT Tt> fiu;
p lalr
, 1 'lilcago White KnX sfout saw the
V\ei Until. Him*/'), 1 ftr/b ail pitcher and slgnnl him.
Moundomr
III--i» till Montv first went to Galveston of
Guc met ami 1 it y lor
• :
the Tern* League and remained
■ th" It II tl ft ■ I oft „ - pi net ire.
-~r
t night a month liefore he » » i sent to
Tarlet ■n
-f;
a£— tbut tm nev
Y«|
1 clircked Omalui in the Western leag u e.
4
1 latiai tliut Th? next yettt he wo* with HL
•in at lit? cr •
«
*
-f-4
*
H
- ,ight hanil- Paul, then he went to the White
Mdlt'ii Monty
nl liuilvr. v»< «»n i 1* way. L arry Sox
ted In arrive
Rusriiiliul. i»
titration will a**l*t Manager
Tnllrtni! alfo Guy
III Kanf1 nl Of
Hr JAME 8 II. e'HAMBKRH .peotde with home* lost In
Sturdy of Sherman tit con*
declare! that catehrr
Hudsoo d o rtu g . a two-weeks . basahall
LOVDON—ttym pic gkhle*" will raids, It will le> Iint'ossible -ctfl
Neely and >pllehet Kugene Kelly schud here In edrly April.
village” nf
lie in London, two year* from build an "Olyntlilc
to *ke>p all
ore gnni|driing studies at tim
now, but th? British • Olympic they did In Berlin
|
L'nlveisii\ •>( Minnesota and «lll
Association doesn't, yet know athletes together.
It scrni* more than likey that
not fcAvr foi ilir k>r,*il rump until ..
..
.
t .
where they will be held. land
llurghlry, tha chairman, and his competitors will be spread over
th# middle i.f'ih e month
,l.nVt’ "ui‘r , 0 ,,um,’*r r
^
cotlesgue* will luivP to make up London, that is if 'th ere i*
l a , kb,., also wti.l that l e and P 'V " * «h“ “,0 <* ?*’ )* ?
room In hotels.
their mlmU very <iuickly.
,l,„de. while h, Daytmm Hrech “ f t , * " " f f l
' Wllhoiit a doubt Wembley S ta
dium will have a big sh a re of the
:m .„A w uh, x
pfoceeding*. But aa it hasn't a
rdnHIng track It'- more than like
Lodger*. Tarleton « id the Mont,hc N" “ o n ,‘
ly ----that the
old White
reel unit nl«ir training In Day- r*?* . 0n*’
— -...
......... City Stadlti.nn Itcarh, (ms at«oul "*rx playSt. Paul officials hnd their eye* I urn. *cene of the tlKMt game*, will
er» fin rve.v position and how centered today on I’hlllu llnug- Im? brought Into use again
ihey'iS goirg
(aim them out stad, a tall, lanky righthander
Organising Olympic games and
umfrr tin- ptesent International who |* in his first year In pro- housing athlete* arc tremendous
Manager (lav , Blades of the
Link-m
.oh;, will I... doubt fisslonal hasobnll. He has plenty tasks, and as nil buldlng in Bri
thio^ n I in in nude n problem." of stuff on the ball. Huugstad is tain n„w. and for many years Rnints tills morning declinril to
to romr, is laid down to supply natn# n startin g lineup for tne SI.
Tarleton added that "the Dodger* from llumbird, Win.
Paul tilt her# tomorrow#Aflernoon
at 2 :fH) o’clock with tlfe Montissl
Royals who are training in Day
tona Beach.
. Blades remarked lh a l yester
day’a workout was only his »etond
anq that he has not nail lime (o
single out the player* for cv4n
tentative startin g assignment?. He
said th at the cluh faced a stren
uous ixhlhltUn schedule but that
the organisation would take it
'*lq atrido If we are in sh a p e"
General manager Hob Tarleton
said that admission prices would I
b« charged for box, grsndiland I
and bleacher seat*. He also re
ported th at there Is a possibility
th a t one or two night games i
would he played a t the local park.
U ---------- ----------------------
London Has Olympic Games But
Can Find No Room For Athletes
F'V ixr'^.eT
t
'Sg'tSU
t»;yc
Blades
Declined
To Name Starters
For Tilt Saturday
BOOK!
SEAR*
Qualifying Rounds
Slated This Weekend
GENEROUS
Sw a tc h es
i!
of
WOOLENS
K j ’V- ‘
m%v
Jhc* more ycU con ••• and f a ) actual iwalchei of
*o°l*n ooodt btfore you ord*r. Our liiw Sample
Jobk it ooilar for you to handle—rim swatches are
•ior# gdrtiroU*. Coin# in today and id* rhb now Spring
too\t In solid colon, ploldl, check* and stripes. Al.o
vaterpmof,
p|p«flg ta b r l?> » * cojorl.
p i
y **i 1; jy .
Daily Double At
State Basketball . Racing OvalWorth
Tourney Results {154.80 Last Night
FIR ST BOUND SCORES
; t ’LABH A AT T A kll’A
Mainland illg h a t Daytona
Beach, 32, Lanuon of Jaqxsenre in w ri).” * ,
Hillsborough , o f Tambk <5,
Andrew Jackson of Miami 20.
Bolles of Jacksonville 30,
Jefftreo n of Taiiipa ;u.
Ija n t of Tamj.a 37, Leo of
Jacksonville 2tt.
Panam a City 30, lakeland
25.
* -A n d rew .Jack so n -o f 'Jackson
ville 43, L*on af Tallahassee
J4 . . . ;
Miami Edison 41, St. Peters
burg 26.
Pensacola 46, Orlando :i3.
* Miami Senior High 5(1. Andrejv Jackson of Jacksonville
38EV1IOUND, GUH
T onigh t’B A ll-Star
LOVOWOOlb
March H. —
(Special I — Miss Marr. who
came from behind to win the
second event by a head, formed
th e first p art of Jjie 0 -JJ -daUy
double
combination
w o rth
JI54.RO at Snnford-Orlnitdo Ken
nel club last night.
Fancy’s
Baby was the third lace winnet.
Miss Marr paid Klti.RO. ’J 13.80
and JbJitl for her victory. Break
ing third, she was eight length,
behind All Fashion in the stretch,
but turned nn the beat in time
to romp horn* on ton hy inches.
TONIC f i r s ENTRIES
p i n t Hurt— >‘MlarllM '
Itc.it M rt.tcl.
Kill
Mlr|,|)liiK
Liu
tlsnliirr
BLACK LAAr y
JUST A 8 t£ B l» v!\
.SILVER p A H 1? '
HIE YO fillLLlNfl
M ILLIE BOfr
FLASH NEWS
PATSY ORCHID
SERVER
at « : « with all the
"dope"^ on the dega
at the v*Banford-OrIsndO - Kennel Club.
F eature
SEVENTH RACE — FUTURITY
rrrrr
SANFOI^D -ORL-ANDO
KEN^Ei,, CLUB
AT LQNOWOOD •
NO MINORS -ALLOWED
'A
On Route 17 (Slnfonl UIfhw»jr)
aboul 12 milts South or Sanford
K r u e g e r . Ttrtu, l.l.
Misti.. I ! ( >
K ia.
llowityu.ky,
te ife
K new ' S la r l'
8:0 0 P.M. Sb«hF
TURN AT RED ARROW
Ii u b 's
" ^ ^ ^ th w w h a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a w u u u u k e w
?5-
Miami Brach 45, Mainland
High of Daytona Beach 33,
CLASH B AT
dA|4 Lit* 4»S *w-nv
-
v i ' TA I sLAIIASSKB
P slm ctio 3;>, Eiistl* M.
'
p a ra so l* M , Jtainea City 51)C lea p ra ter 28, U V e Cite 36,
K etterlinus 6 f 8 t- Augustine
CO, -Aiiborndale 40.
Jeppit of Tam pa 46, Meabreeie of Daytona Beach .1 1 .
P lan t City 37, F o rt Pierce
FT.
; Marianna (bye( (Ocala drop
ped out).
CLASH .C AT MOUNT DORA
• so 1
Chmnuckls 4.1, Pieraon 30
Frostproof 48j Key W est 37.
Archer 34, I’ufita Gordo S3."
T avares M, Kau Gallia »«.
Greenwood 89,. Apalachicola
iy Chaim
Ed Lavy-Whltner, m anager h(( cello dropped put).
the Seminole Country Club; *n*{
A i Npw York C lir Collige:
nounced yesterday afternoon that
)4#w York 49, New York Unlqualifying round* In th# fnterverslty -i44.
-.
fttlc club golf tournam ent will be - i - r
played Saturday and Sunday. The
final* In th* tourney will be
played over thy cotin* on- Satur
day and Sunday of n*xt week.
^urfllfylng round* elated for
Member* of t h f » y c * e s , Lion*, morrow and Sunday aha b
Ktwania and R otary/organliation* played to pair off golfer* In
wni p a r tle lp a U ^ ir th # play. Th# various bracket*.
T a ln in g Seats
m QUALITY
K T
:
Cribs With Steel Springs
Water-]
at
.. «
1 -“■*
Also Toya and Games
iisev
...
.
' .i .'
cr
‘ V
-n ,
-.Msa
.
- t ; r;
�4
A*
THE SANFORD DERa U ). SANW)RD Fl JiRtt)A
ijfiG A t n i w c r
Jl IIIIIM i t lHI I lV. |V AX
n m ■ rttN tM ti.i:
tiirx n
i> m o i i t H V m ‘ coni
H a t h i x «»
I'u n u if,
rt'W M it’ it.' nASotit.
Defendant
dilations On Collection
Of Trash And Rubbish
COLD
PREPARATIONS.
Li jut J — T abltti —
— No*r Dr^rf-
]I n »tiHthrd *
ivf |VUlfc.
nivohi*n • •
nriiiDtt n»* r t iii.n ' v rio x
Tx> KtnVAtlD ftonAMC.I'^ »t«d
i snd*nc<
•
m»«l. \Tr»l .till* I I , ’
RADIATOR REPAIRS
V*’H arr hniTiv ni-lrtrd lo R|t*
If! imw<n I«*r t»y
tn Uir nrcnlt tximt of ncmlhmer .
County, rtuilda. *<rt nt before Iht, ■
t>I .ta> ut U n it. 1*1*.
a h *» *H , .
a nisi i>f
tiled ngn naii i.i
fM hffrln. *.itnr t-clng « anlt fur
divorce, .1 t>i i wtxi, (v Deere* l*r<>
CunltMn all) K* . b!m c<1
yi-li for faltutr In HIprut, plea. >t
mi nt I .!> |.nilt:tn.l I>> ll> lirllll!
IT I*' uliPKItV:!' that Hilt hft- ' ,
tier Itt (tn(>tI■h ..1 I'liif ii « w t fnf V
(«U| 1*1 intnknlttltll tfFtki lit IJit 1
SANFORD
«. (if»»l'At!Fr
tlubiltiit il at tintii.ttil ^fniluMit
ptttr
an alley- A fte r said date nil property ow ner* and teiiantn will be required
to place th eir trash in nm* ptie on th e u iicy for disposal. T hose not h avin g
access to alley should place trash in one pile on parkway and noUpweep tn*
pile in str e e t g u tter for it stop s up ca tch basins and sewers.
The C ity is endeavoring to render "better service on collection and
disposal o f trash and has placed tw o tru ck s on regular scheduled routes
throughout th e C ity, w hich w ill be adequate to iceep the C ity clean »f*everyone will cooperate in ex p ed itin g 'co llectio n by plating trash in one
pile a s requested
PROMPT SERVICE ON
Strickland - Morrison
Please do not call th e C ity Hall fo r special service* for your trash
will be picked up only* when the trucks make th e scheduled rounds.
PI ION K 2H0
H. N. SAYER.
CITY MANAGER.
C R E O M U L S IO N *
fcrCoiuhs.ChcitColch. Bronchitis .
I - - l G U t‘5 5 A lt O ' VOU VCiiNG
OH6 KNOW I ’M IMP SCHOOL
MAF?M I MEAN H tACUEH WHAT
____ _____ _
V O WE V O FiR E if }
pte Sanford Herald go** Into
pore than 3000 home* in San*
lord and Seminole County. If
[00 hate something to aelt or
kujr you will find that a ela*«l'ied ad In theSe column, will
*11 the most people about it for
:h# least money. Phone 1(8 or
king your ad to The llerpld
iffire for quirk results.
OUR O n tc R I f f ACM P R ALW/W-9]
B E G A N w it h a G O N G
,------- |
CLASSIFIED RATES ’
10* per line for one inner lion
OS< per line foe 3 insertion*
07r ner line -to. «■* insertion*
Wf per line for 2fi insertion*
Minimum rharge 30r
Count 3 m ini, to a line
including phone and addm-i
lOOOfl matured pepper plant?.
Muat Sell immediately, Karl
”
Hymen, 2(>5 Mangou.tine
FOR S A L E ■ fla ltri tr„ & itattrry Charging,
r FI. B. POPE COM PANT, INC.
LATEX
rubber
ieat
P o w ell* O f f i e S u p p l y
BALLARD'S frrii. groceries, eti
Phone Nfi5-J. 11. <y Ttuchtoi
1201 Celery.
*
WANTED TO RENT
3
ROOM furnished apartmrnt
wantrd by middle aged roujle.
Permanent. Write P. O. Hi*
IML
FURNISHER home or apt. Photn
910* Mi*. Robert A. Mintrr.
11*33 Chevrolet Coach, good condi
lion. good lire*. Must be .old
by S a turday. I07t* W. 1st St.
HAVE
HO W VOU-T H IN K
WANTED
cunhion*.
(*n.
16 THAT Ri<MlT, Pi
ttl'TH O A R n motor. 2 tn 3 hor.e
p"*i-r. I*i-1ehanty. C enrva Bridge
Rt I
W ES
LEY M AKE O U T A S
SCHO OLTEACHER?
fO *
eH E bA JJG
ARi h
I AM 1
C L A 6 6 , W IT H G O f
6 1 N G IN 'J
WANTED: 30 men at tlie Men’*
W£ ARE fully equipped and
Bible Claa»s. First Methodist
Ltww how to recap your tires. "MARINE plywood fishing an I (■Lurch,
:Sunday m orning aj
outboard boat, ready for de
Natural rubber or .synthetic,
10. M A-JI
livery. CORRECT CRAFT ma
*o protect .ideaalt* of your
hogany flanked runatxiuts and
tire*. Jour* Tire Shop, Cor.
rruU ers; «ome i f these model* 4 TO & room fram e house w itli
1st and Elm, Phone 60ft.
1-2 td J acre U rn)— w ith.n G
ready for immediate delivery.
miles of Sanford. F a ir rondiPine Ca*Ue Boat £ ConftrucUoo. Cash. W h at have you
l /iifiP.
tte -a
Hot e . L . Herald.
im itation R ather and di
fabric*. A rrangem ent fe r
age if work desired. .
B roun. 2911 *N. Orange
Orlande, P a .
ipery
c a rt
R. 4
Ave.,
PLL buy your car. regardless if
aes or condition.
3$« W . 2nd Si.
Roy Brel,
IV A N T E D : good clean cotton
rags. The Sanford H era ld .
USED
__,______
men'
and women'* su it.
In food Condition.
Ph
354-M.
ONE Metronome wanted to buy.
Phone 214.
ftTERS freshly dressed,
able daily. Tendr-Fry I
120,1 Sanford Avenue.
924.
N O U 'P B E T T E R R IP E IN T O T O W N
A N P F 1 N P O U T H O W W E S L E Y 15
M A K I N G O U T W IT H H I S S C H O O L
T E A C H I N G , T D N T O . I --------7 * --------^
NOW.KiUG, ) ; WANNA Kl-.oW y
W 'M
Wi 1AU HA I W ORP
COMES VJ MEANS li? WERE,
NEXT ? k . ] H'5 GPELLEU1 -
L E M M L GEE W IY iHAT G(
J E G P A R P V At I’ l l M E A N 6
M EA NG -- W HY 6UR E . ™
J b O -R A-K-P-Y
BUSINESS SERVICE
II(IIM.F . PLYMOUTH
PABTS AND SERVICE
HOUSE close in with 2 furnished
Phone 1011
A H rtm ents In i*r> goo^l con- 105 Palm etto Are.
dSion. Good In ictraenl. 217
AUTOMOBILE painting, welding
Oak Ave. Jimmie Cowan.
Roy Keel. JOG W. 2nd SL
WHTTE Ease* hog. al-»ut 2 year*
old. Country Club R&ad Rt. 1. SEWING machine,
liams Flail Shop,
Mr*. T . O. T y n e r.'
HOME
la u n d ry -d ry wash, aim
RIDING horse may t-e seen at
t Ini shed. 1011 W. bed.
Middleton Grocery. Geneva Ave.
puppies
it SL
b kyrle for sate
M IL C H cow with second calf. 3 *a-
M M IV. 1.1 SI.
TflRK E-qCARTER te d In fi>*t GAS hot w ater Le.tHL
c la - j .
Condition with inner.
It.
«
MOTtlfe fl,
Call 370-
iring mattr#** and pflloW* S19
S
agnolrn A rt.
i200J ’* r*r“ *'
RANGES 12-00 bushel delivered,
it. W. Lord Phone 7M-W.
pepper plant*. Florida Gl
and World Beater. Mr*
*“ hy
S E S Z a S E o Cs
^
^
fee priviu f
id atrirlly
HELP WANTED-
r^wMAF TViE'i -1 WELL* DRESSED
VVOMAN WILL fO
j WitAte TD A Iff
soda Foanta'n at Laa*
ig Store. Tart U se or
s j .,s * c S r - ,£ r .! s :
relleftt bargain, i. L Parham,
ika Monrod Comer.
MOW'S IHe DC ESS 1
DeSiGNiN'G CDM iNG’
MEV NCT ”)AD_j 2.
4 gallons daily — D ixie Grocery
910 Elm
CdlLORED girl* for laundry
work. Good ' hours and good
pay. We will teach you. Sem
inole County Laundry Co.,
SIR W. 3rd SL
By. PAUL ROBINSQJy
ETTA KETT
Idon r you
•AVE PR«CKW« T1RE&
Wheel* telanced, frftht end aii#
STEADY and part lime clerks, ed assures longer tiro Ufa, res
n * A.Wpl. store.
v o u c ! a r t - i HOUSS
.
MOTORS MALES
DRIVING
l
j*
ev en
ETTA GAVE
ktnow
voufl wA>} 'ROUND
i n i ’j
D A C C /r J ^ -
SHE'S TA O N G UP j '
A R O U N D ??
V J H A F S THE.
1
1
IM F E C IO G
~A
P E C O e A T K 3 M .)■ ]
—
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n
.
j ' j -f
NEVER A
• DULL ‘
MOMENT.
t« Michigan erooac
Two ladle* .w ith roll
CURTAINS. wa*ted »UrchmJ
Stretched. SIS iWlenvOla
TME b c ^ S S
DGS-iDNirOG IDEA?* r
I ENicKVTMiNG
V. - '- - X ^ t h f .
— timer
By,PAUL ROBINSON
E rrA e d r t h e id e a f h o m u
THE L IV IN G R O O M F U (E N ir u O E IN THE O iN IN G 5
R O O M f - W E R E D lN IN d f
C O U f J B S f IT 94 V S A M O U S S T
^
SHOULD
1IN THE Liv in g r o o m
S
THE HALL ■(--------
N se
in t e r o ta d e c o r a t i o n
e x p r e s s it s
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O W N E Q S fl
PE2SONJ* fl
i A L ir v /-'
IC C SO M E
>n 1 H lN C 3//l
r f e El C i g h t a t
HOME ." B E C A U S I
SlCTNO/ I'M G O INK
TD W A C O /,." r— r
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MARCn
THE SA N FO R D H E R A L D . S A N F O lU ). FLORIDA
ICI1T
compiled In lt*r Ranking Dr p artnit-nt uf thr tii/icr uf S ta ir ('uiilb*
liuilt-r .1 M. Iww, from th r *ur*
relit atalrinvnla uf tfliiti1 tulil ,
With ilrpiiRit* ipunniing highT A I, I, A II A S 8 K K , Mar. h, to th r film nc in I m a n ia of the r r utmost ilnlly th r rush sacnrity
K N S l—
K n h ti I o u »
l-'lorida, nation' another ilia p trr of Ruerc**, of l-'lurlda, friini private ritUrtis
lirtunth il l ritirrn r, is writing iu- it hn. lirrii n-vealcd hy records to the *tntr tri-muty, rend' like
th r pager of n mice?** norsl.
Many elements. hr th r financial
a tltirtn rr uf the stu tr rlloW rrr<turr?ji. have often multiplied t*;ii
fold' within tha last tin year*.
In IUftS, fur lindane?, tlnt^tuUil
resource* of all Mute hank uml
CUSTO.M .MADE wooden Mind*, wRrp-proo
tru st companies stood ut |'d,37S,-metal sluts used due to climatic condition*. All
87l>.fil. In 1044 it w j 5 $387,11*8,571.05. A year la trr th r total
MiydH -repaired. Free estimates.
fl, 19 to
Florida Writing Success Chapter
Into Nation’s Financial Records
V c J a c k M o tltc i'V tW . t ' r r i btji’fnd.
YES! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1CARS OF HJ
NEW QUALITY FURNITURE!
CAPT.-C ilOLHSCLAWi (Retired), Owner
W .E ; Ffltirlh.SL;^ -> r <■. •
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SHOW* CARD AN D POSTERS
0 —Pec’s Sign Service
— — fO to S r ^ A N D R E S S )
Phone 1021
w alin g ’that rititrtia h id hr*>u
a hi* to boost th eir saving i in the]
sta te hanks almusi 74 milium dol
la rs in tan years,
Anothril- -favorable comparison
Is shown uy drmniiil de| m ils of
Individual., partnership* -unY rnr^
p o tatio n ,. In Wi'l”. ucm nliitg. to
th r s t a t e *toiiiplr,dI«r, slate Uiuk*
C H E 0 N -T—
LUNCH SUGGESTIONS
V ()
t
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NO. 2
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llimir-niuilt’ rhlckrn noodle simp,
ratlines. Hoy's fatnuus 'Haiiihiiinri
snndwirh, coffee and* cake.
p/»
t)UL
iHdicinti* potato salad, saltlnrs,
grilled cheese sandwich, coffee and
cake.
firetenlcd tha day-by-day ««i li
ng capital nf Jepositni <
la
1044. its*- total Mil gone to S3t'i,i*Hl.M'!iJ. t* A year later it was
J lOO.r 1 7 .'I7:i I. ill If linn - vh..t
It was ten years ago Tol.ii de
inwits fut all purpose. In It't • I '
titled tl8rt,s(W,t\7U.iW. Vh-S- rvnresenUd a ’jump of a p p r o itnately 112 million dnllnrs within a
year-
»>UC
fInly .1 miles South nf Hanford on Hishwav.JT. IJtne nut, Roy
Hauls In see ton. Open It A. M. In llt'10 I’, M. Cluoctl nil
Tursday.
Roy-Johnson’s Red Barn Restaurant
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people di ink Atlantic Ale and Beer than
It must be...
(I I m i r f |
front
Pagr
Our!
AviiiUf having a Uikn frnntij^n
f itppfoximAinly :i,0£KI feet that
will be ut4i-(i fiif term iniU .
Mr. Colrnmn
ihfHi
the
ti uriAt Ininim'.vs H4 thi? grrunU
i* • i linpt itiiut ibuinber project.1
•i.
, 1.
...
at
Ilr
declinedI . ih
that,
tin s tia
the
l.iigesl -myiey crop in the stale,
lie rcmurKed that to u rist re*4rt*
in, tile .out hern pail of the ntatn
have lusotne so crowded flint the
loorista
lire
l«'ing
eltaiWud
ntoniid and “due to t
gamtd(,na
,iui rmini; (leiiieiiij there.
a
It" at many *|M*iple w ill
find
ppoi'j liti S antoid iiioHi (purler
amt mute soil.il.li. f, I ail eo
hngll-h w ar lender's speech had
met no approval In the U nitrd ■
State* Cortpreulnnal circle*, and
add* that it has Gotten a lu k c-.
warm reeeptinn in tirum n. Tasoi
.td iir Churchill'* d e m a n d s a i l
"The
creation
of
an
Anglo-!
American m ilitary nllinncr
|M(st(| in tint Soviet. Union."
o p -;
M W M iitH rnvi;
lA t'K SoN V Il.I.K , Mar. 8. t/l'i
I'iiictm I, N. ^ I'tm n ly of the
lorii(n S tate tTamo and i i’r r ih
W ater Kotli Ci mini lesion said yesteiilay that tile St, Johns I'iver
ha.
iiiH-o
a|ieneil
In
RLONDR MODERN SUITE
Sleek, mmierii line.* in th is nnitu in Bltmtlt1
finish. Heil. Chest and V an ity \yith la rife
round plate tritt-'i.'1 inirror,
*
liln c l x tuo-s
, In a.I
A L€* nd
Allen!U C*mfiany—r
(’pieman Outlines Activities Of
Chamber Of Commerce Jaycee
.. l.uift ...... >*f tli- V(ilil-ia liar,
o’ .iiuth of llie i at u announced
ill. p l a n ^ III ilit- .Iilveitis
m
in. mm in. I tec a,id term ed the pieviousiy
a. <|iiircnirut nf the l!.SO buildmu as henrftrm l m toe cnuimicf.
it.,- Im in d o lg a u iia lin tu nf th.
11‘It> aim ■■•only and t i l e public
To E x ecu te Your Volini;
smil th a t plans a te underDuly
I way to p e n uli- a com lurt station
in tin- liuiliitng fop the public
| wrote m tne business section,
■Mr._ Citemnn usiertod
that
■the < iinmlw-i i s doing till within
its power to improve the road,
in Seminnli- Count) and oiitllno.l
plans fin the future as vveii a ,
j *...111 lias he. n thus far* uectiupli-hed in eoiijuntiiuii wkli tliv
. late Uomi ilepoi tinent. Hr calfHooks Now O pen.At
i-d on the -1a vt:ve» to W in k jn th
ilernlil O ffice '
j Iin, l m.rntn-i m getting now inJunior ‘Chamber of
dusti •
-l.u 1i-«| here and raid
thnl within me
arga iitea Imp,
( 'o n m t e r r r ■
pniji-rt, -tfieng tills lute art; In-lag i-vpunili-tl aiuL eliruili aged MS
1inucli a , |m»sili|e,'\
I Mr. Colerimie outlined plan* ef
I tile City and County to “secure
.IOC—Niiifnid—-Naval A ir Ktatiep
to he usetl to the heat possible
advantage as a county Hospital
center, vocational and military
nam in g school, public airport,
county fair gruud* and pi moldy
' u hai<-hall training center for u
majoi league dull ’anil its aided
! team , “
m
a
f'tlESSCT CY RIOTERS sweep through r.ecllon^of Bombay and Calcutta
fn j ; i t., h r i.i w ulrrptcad rioting and disorder Hrrc li on* o( the Best
1'1.5’ues in a iiiv r Uy radio from Calcutta shewing imw inhb* have pul
the Uinh to trucks and other vehicle* during UtwrloUng. <Interixallonot)
I. in Atlanl,
BUY ON OUR EASY TERMS!
3 Pc. Suite
W A T E R FA L L IIKDHOO.M Sl'IT K
^Ati oulktanding value in a
modern suite, ((unlity Imllt in
rubbed walnut. lied, t'la ’-t «l
M ’JHCD
and Vanity.
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t
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tion for your wooi
luit*. coata anil
dress**. Spice for
IB to 20 garments.
Lines Arc
(Busier Than Ever
( A R R E U ’S
oth ers
PACKItf.E S T O tU r
HRtt Jt. kRCADI 9106.
MODERN WOOD STOVE *
More"people are making more tong ill it ante lejeplionc calls
Ali white porcelain »tova, O ’* * SB" top,
with heat Indicator, waUr resevolr, warm
ing shelf, fully Insulated 16" oven. A
i lmiiTevcrTanJ y yoii^m ay^xpcricnce^jlelaya on autue o f
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U*«rpr A
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\year ihouiamla o f mtlea o f new-long distance clrculla are
ileal Estate Sales—Rentata—Mortgnffe Louna
I being added — , additional i long sflilance-awltckboords are
one 960
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All Colors
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/ib e ln g cInstalled tn t m any, placet--and hundreds o f young
omen-are being employed and,trained as operator* to help
j
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neet^tlic mcrcoiing demand for w ore long dl»Uttee oen rle«.y\
>,9' 'f- 'A' ^
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t the aenrlce only for neceaeary call*^Yonr'conilnued
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SHOES
^ METAL LOCKERS
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reinforced corner* • for
extra wsar.
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, f - *. T« P n itK t the Pearr of the Worldi
a
To Promote the I’ro t rc<» of A a i t i n ;
To. Produce T ro a p e ritj f , r Sanford. *
AN
VOLUM E x x x v n
n
IN D E P E N D E N T
S A N F u m i.
E stablished 1908
f o
K L O K ID A
Sliahlljr cooler (h i, afirrnw.n «i l h little
change in temperature tomorrow.
r d
D A IL Y
NEW SPA PEK
M O N D A Y . M A IK 'U
11,
1‘J l t i
NU.MHKR 121.
A ssociated P ress lo o se d Wire
Plans Made To
insert Subsidy
In Housing Bill
-V
a r - m o n g e r in g
Administration Heads
....Meet This Mominjt
B i t t e r Fighting Is
With President Tru
fr Itofirmg In Ci t y Troops Forbidden
man
At White House:
Suddenly Evacuated
To Criticize Reds
By S o v i e t Forces WUKK7.BURC. t i e r m u n y,
WASHINGTON, Mar. It.’ C D -
Slain Japs in Yard Of .Mukden Factory
nitial
Marshall On Way chS j . IsTo IFormer
British
L e a d e r ’s
To U. S. To Talk Missouri
■"
Address
With President LO N D O N , Mur. 11, ( A P ) —
Democratic Senator Allien BarkL’y declared j today th a t the Ad*
T he o fficia l com m u n ist n ew sm in istra tio n /:sApect* lit te-toiP
a subsidy fund to housing le;:.
to r in l guiiH d n f o r m e r B r itta h
latrim wncit it reaches tne be
at*. Senator Rnrklcy made Lie
P r im e M i n i » t e r W l n s t o h *
announcement fiillovsing n ctmt- •.
C h u r c h ill tiH iny. I t w a s Mon
once of congressional leader* tin*
—
—
•
—
.cow's
first tlirevl reply to th ly
f morning with President Truinan
i Ti r s' t; KrN(T; mJ>cIi 'l l uD | speech which Churchill rrmade
at the W hite House.
1 Pi evident Trum an hns a sk e d ,
n' hmn.
„
,Ocuernl lir- rift*T ( M
Mm nt t.Fulton,
, 1 last week. t
for |d„.0«0,0(H) in auLnidie* oni
'hurchlll
fclm!L tcfl Chungim*? by jitnhe
* m Villi aCi'UHL’u ClIIITl
i hulldli.g m aterials as a means of
t>rd»> f-i Washington^, M ai.hali of d y in g to incite war against
keiplng
the
cost
of
new
home*
.
Agency says that b itte r fighting
will confer witli I’rv-idr-nt Tru- the .Soviet .Union. The Soviet
from going too high. The House ^
, man on the t'hinese military nnd newspapt-V asserted th a t ‘if th*
in raging fn Mukden between the
of
R
epresentatives
struck
the
i poll t teal *it uni Ions. Hi* flight form er Prime Minister's ideal
opposing Chinese factions. Press
'suhrirtle* provision from the b o u » -jE
Itinerary ioclildc* Tokyo. Wake were put into effect for a Bridispatches received In Chungking
ing bill and also kitted a provision
I - land. Honolulu,
lo ng llruch, tlsh-Amcricnn m ilitary alliance it
say
the ^Chinese Communists
th at would have put ceiling pri
t'nlif.. and
then
Washington, would mean the death of tha
heavily outweigh the N ationalists.
ce* on existing dwellings.
with hi* arrival at the Capital United N ations O rgsniintion.
The Communists are aaid to have
Senator
Horsley
said
that
Ad
' scheduled for Thursday.
The Moscow ediiorlnl said th a t
r seised control 0f (he power plant
m inistration supporters will try
The lit'nu nil will t't illfei
in Churc nil h id attem pted to fntimV n n d northern district o f Mukden—
la revive all feature* of the <>riIvvk),. with (i^nn.il Mm A n Ivfir idate the ihole world with the
a rity of 2.000.000.
glnal housing program asked hy
Dining Mui
al 6i*nrf*
hi* horror * of Soviet expansion gnd
Other dispatches say the Chinese
President Trum an. Rut he de
dot i>-, util hi* takiMt i %i*r by it* all
rilrnac*1 to true demoCentral (iovernmsnt ha* proclaim
c la re d th a t the main effort wilt
t
u-viTev,
,
i ’ ■trtrv in th< '*V '
•Hi (IrntM ill
W\ n ti
ed m artini law in the oner-great
jtie thrown behind the subsidy
l.llb-u,
(t'lm cr I’t'inmmrile i *'t live
M»<liift
ip.-'ted the
I’ravdt
Manchurian capita) whose plants
payment", which the President
1 lib , 'fl'1* ui Fr»m*»
article ns t] •ciarvivg t!,,t Churchill
have been picked clean by the
i says would enable returning vvt1,-1
In
fort*
Mnf*>!util
J - f t iviiit t tiM to impress the
idea
Russians.
lira n s to obtain homes at reason. hui.gk IMF,', M*|lf Plti'Mldl JIf. S.f 1he* 1lv.it t iif. *
« « r i^ inevitable.
The suildeness of the Soviet
| able prices.
■■
National liovei iiiiient and I I'onrtimmg. Ihe t omniunisl 1‘arty
withdrawn) has been blamed for
The governm ent is putting finthr i it Hiun )»-(•* it e irri i
that I'ewspSpei incused I httrrhill of
the street fighting in Mukden.
ini touch on a new order de
ill
*
I
II
Mit III huf 4X1 l l it4 .,
not u niting pr,qile |o tin . w»r
and,
Dispatches received by Chungking!
igned to channel cruiatiucthm
im» *iviktK'ti by tHv It•*»--»i*t»* will tuinielv to m u against the Soviet
government officials aay the Nnactivities into the building of new
i P im
iim b'?
I h i 1 j i n i '<1 M l i
of ilium
P lio n allst* Mid not nave enough
homes. The ordt/r. which Its-'
• bi
l %'l|lil?!' t- H»»*lit Ik r f1avine111|hi.i t | Ai'rording to i'rovda, Churchill
force* to cope with the situation.
not yet been lnued. is understood
i
Thr . i c t r e i l i i ’tll Wa* H'iit b***l r i a m l a r e d
tlio
Soviet C n i o n by
H n s n w h ilc ,
Generalissimo
to call for reduction in commercial
b v <ti‘Mfi,i| ( ' h a f i f
i iiih * hun jf, -aying Uiut
ltus»in mint* .th e
, Chiang Kai-Shek and other high
and industrial construction, p a rti
r«*|»i«-*cti(ini; lh«* ( 'b u i i ^ k l h i f i f
(m u* of w«irand unlimited ex*
Central Government officials have
cularly of such building- ns night
I f Mut1. Mini I M ' l i r n t l
•
K»i I iiiT
pansitm of her -tretigUi and doc.
discussed the Manchurian situa
dubs and theaters. Person* who
i f j i i I--2U' niin|if
! I iip
( iM iiiiiu filiiA tl Inrs.
tion at a seriea of m eetings In
have seen a d ra ft of the order vie*1lii v •b,*'ii|ptt It* jn*rm it
firbi
After referring
Churchill'*
Chungking. Chinese Inform ation
clare th a t it I* drastic and far
t i i u r IttiiiiH l<*
lt« Mititrhurin anti-suvict nttitudr i•^•ltlrt■n the
M fnllter K.C. W'u h»* denied an
I„A. Shaw, formerly of the reaching.
lt> 4ifj***i \ !■**• fuilliit); tli
' ,',**t* | first and sec»h,| w .o|,| wars, the
a ascription in the official Soviet If.8. Forestry Service, now .n
fllf
fill** fffl’lt
editorial cited Hr ti*h policies ill
r.oval paper — Red F leet—thnt resident of Ku»tis, spokr to the
l i reive n- l im i chile* c once pub n
Rotary
Club
at
it*
regular
lunch
Chungking requested the Ruaitnns
of 'lie prototype (tf liberatad
•I b it I 111 t)F. ( I .lW ilf .N b , the h,nt .-* of -la in J ip . lie sptitw|i-d iiu ih n yard o f a M ukden Man*
w 'on Feb. 20 to postponed their, de- eon today at the Mayfair Hotel,
Kuni|ie. Pravda tenewVl Russian
■i n
tai lo r), which, an o rd lttg to me Chinese G n ernm ent, wn* I......... of valuable mnrhitu t > l.y
W J>irtu r* from Manchuria. Wu said
charge* ihai R ntish troops In
,.l l u •“ ' Upotion force.*, Chinese workmen reput ed that the Russian* recalled lire Jap workmen
(hat on Doe- -W i t w as Agreed th e
tireece were supporting w hat lb#
help isin w e , itnintbifll equipment, urut [fieri era-uri-t Ihem r Inlet • atlniml .Soiindph-toi
Russians” snoqld compB U* their cal mid scienlifie norpose*. lie
ni'isp u p er Called fa.e’*t monarNT
ERN
BERG,
*
Get
many,
Mar
ws*
introduced
by
George
Tntthy
■iiUlilrswsl fnrftn 'Manchuria hy
c)tl>l I *"U"tioti
Il.tAh— The former chief of >he
wrho
had
charge
of
the
program
Feb. 1. Wit M serta th a t since that
*
Mrf Shaw said that mice, con- German Luftwaffe— Genera' I'r
time, there has been no Chinese
hani
M
ilch—has
testified
t
rat
j
'
F
Husky
Wight
today
W
ilB
1111
request to the Russians to post trarv to popular notion*, arc one Adolf H iller was a mental cn-e
n b lr to tel! if one of hi* lien* had
of the cleanest animats and spend
pone their departure.
virtually all of their time, eating, a* far back as liMO a ft-r 'he
I
T
*7'71
n
T IT
I ' ln,,h n huge egg Saturday in. the
breeding, or cleaning
Im; themselves, conquest of France.
p k A venue, o t w hether ho
HereU
wlmt
Milch
told
the
as they practically never sleep.
th»* v ictim of u p ia e tic a l jnko hy
W ar Crime*
trial
The rat* mature in (50 days, be N uernberg
wtmic | m urn k ^i e i
•aid, adding that the bookkeeping session today; "He fllitlc rl liel ilt* rKK wctifn* M*pn nom
nnd nutthomnGes necessary in the came itbnnrmnl. Hitler win not
the
same. There
w«*
some
a m i m i'io itiT x -eovru amt
r, M S K H V t l 1,F Mai I I , (S p e raising of mice ate enormous.
i}t|:«r ti*rH
" ’<!?•
UlM Oftri
Uhl
| It,
’ t h i ’ li l
>f A
B.
After about .10 years in the change. W hat he did then wo* ( ,
A 11(1 C I O R p S IIIH C
»lreel H t llf H f>e-s 1*1
»*>* I'* t a '■>» ■ It"!-*
chn
forestry service where he learned contrary to whul he said !-■
‘
*«e iinfl'l t •
I III' ctll* » L it
NiRj' . »•
'■ .1 i r I. II fl f esf Ihc
nomelhllig almut park rots found foie.’’
I' lT S l
.N I 'J f O l 1*11 llll? 'I etety sh tp m en l.
....... T l. o id i | *KB* s h o w ii.b ) Mr W ight to day V m e tu .in ( a m . - r Society'* 1016
in tl«> westorn fon-*t». he said that
Milch then w»- a-hed d In n«'l
JACKSONVILLE, March II,
-ir e
) |, (d,| riv e f.-, Io n !*
lum ped dm mg the pa*t « e . t
"(
........lerate
h-rate
-tre
Mt
u i . a iiiio u n re d
........ ......
•(Special) — This year's
home. he retired to hu New Jersey told anyone else o t hi* *u*ptW ight
ig h t’ - lio
lie said
f m m 4U7 nil 771 enr-i II* c o m p a r e d W
......n -. lie
said,, aare
r e hhigh
ig h m i . „ m e . M l l e
to d ay by
Dean
cions
concerning
H
itln
.
Replhd
not
have
to
"fill
out
!
farm
on
account
of
the
illness
of
tanner* wl
f
|
|
\
(hklll
|
%
|
|
|
|
|*|(
1**1
" liil
‘ a h‘ a r * and‘ w h ile..........
vi llh tile previous week. Q u a lit y ; 1
bred lU
le g - W alter J. M nlhetly, Florida camfur cranning his wife, nml casting about far Milch:
f‘
application , form*
i
pnign
ch
a
irm
a
n
.
Tup lender* u( tne t lu T im e d ,
u-j it if tu
n n* repnrterl itnnroverl hy h eavy horn*.
something
to OCfUJIJf
occupy m
hisa .tim e,
" I f I hail, I would have neeti
sugar,
OPA
district
director norms
"T hey' nto queer liett*," snitl
"The rnurer control fores* are
Auto Wurker* Imve i-Hiird
n
rains of late Vebrr
FVhnmry. Demand
SteW art C. Maxcy reminded ninth began raising mite for medical shot Immediately.’^*
statem ent derlnr'uig ih n t what
in Ftill good nnd ronsidering the Mr. Wight "A t one time imp extrem ely fortunate in enlisting
Florida housewives today. Ol’A purpose*.
laid
an
egg
as
small
a*
a
marble.
the *eivice.« of Mr Peterson. It
ever per-oya! difference* iheie I
heavy shipments, price* have held
With the advent of th e war,
a D istrict Offices,
which
now
and at another lime one w i* i* ret tain, tloit under hi* lendermay lie between (hem. they m e
V. P. ft* MEETS TONIGHT
II.J. Lehman, manager of the up very well. Large sire* *tf
w handle sugar rationing, are not such mice, free from all infection*,
united insofar us their pnlfr) in Sanford State F'aimei* Market, pn-eal vattely a te quoted nt iibo it •Imped like » pdenn."
| "hip
ot'nt) wilt make
equipped lo process the millions became very Important fo r the
Th* V«tenuis .of Forcilfn Mar* tin* G cnerui Mntors strike is - -n reported lodii) that test* made 4*1 rill K ill SnofonJ. ,md Gulden j It t. tom -red that Mr Wight an evcellrnt record in the camof request* th a t would result if testing of antitetanous serum s and
has lo o f n /.d i.|(h (,'liarb • "M i*-Fpaign tn tni
their regular monthly c«-ratal. Rumor* of a stiuuicb- ( 1 yesterday l*y W.C Godwin, tn- variety,
funds to fi-h t our
nrol up
user* were required to
make laboratory experiment* of all will hold
Mind ‘ Mnri Amn in an effvvrt | ''rtouilier »o
er-vuiy■■’. cancer,"
tif the total s h i p m e n t s ter
formal application for canning kings. The price of Guinea plga, meeting to n ig h t a t 8:00 ocJoek imwer within the ututm .............. •| vert or for the State Department
to
*olv.tin
m
i-terv.
and
to
fer
|Ileno
Matin
V tie larevt.
sugar, n* was formerly the case, he said, ms* to about ?1 a pfece, a t the American legion lin t In* President J! J, 'liniiiius umt \>‘ - of Agin f llnte, showed that the fjo,,, Seminole Coulitv tlTi raj*, Ns I ovit -in v po-*rlv!e -ko.lbluggerv
111
v
f
!n.-f the I i id earn
whereas the mite. Just as good catad on the Lakefront. t'nmdr. Presldant Walter IteiiDwn lm'< Gity wnt.-i voeti*f- lo-lnlled there r pti.-enled neatt) Ivalf witiv Hi'
he said.
,».v kl) r-,.
Hoyle today Urged all lieen ’ eiri nlntin,; The,
tlii.-e t i tn Se|itotid»er
ed. w - l make it
w«. irg i.te io tg
*bippr.| doling tbe wo.-i, ti till- - v r
Canning sugar this season will ?°r most purposes, tould be sold Lloyd F.
|
r
.
d
d
o
t.,
«
■i!l> expand tha r emember* to tie present to pnrli- men in the organisation. I'b.n .
I sk gall. ,,, |o, oni-t, loti gu'loiis iif ihi. total Sanf-od slopped 2o I
be obtained through use 'o f spare ‘ for 30
cn™
offu-er*. Ib-utlier, mid S eeieturj lie n » u i. i of water giintg liirough live and llviedo, II) rar-.
h prugtuoi to (toil the caul*
Roy William* was welcomed cipate Inthe election of
HEIM
.
T
t
lU
LATKD
VO
I
K*
stam ps contained sillier in Ra
. * ..
, .
........
Gc rge . A ndes, declare that the)
rcer nml to edu*
New plantings ute ret-oited tn
II i/1 v - Italian ,.lllr
M| to rcctignlre Ihe
tion Book Four or rrw'the sugar into the club hy Charles Morrison
HI I M F . Mo,
are in utuitntnnus agrecnietU im meter, and tha! ihv* was doe to
putdic
good shape, at-eortiiug ttv o f f i c i a l * a r e t a b u l a t i n g t h e v o t e •Inngei sigtiul* of early cancer
ration -aheet now being issued In and P reildent l^ o l,e*her who anM AB0N8 TO MliET
the strike, and hobl lhal ’tk o - a two ineh instead of I *j Inc),
t f lJeu qf * complete ration book, noyticed th a t Roy Holler had been
Charles Sherman of Federal-Stale III t h e i r n a t i o n ’s f i r s. t f r e e .eh*C■
'
corporation ubuie i* re.*|i n*iide i gear having been installed.
. i a lfll seek medical treatm ent toon
w according to the OPA annouce- appointed captain of the Rotary
“I hoi) naticed that ajnee Kept- Mai k it New* service. These are lion in u quarter of
enough* to save at lenst a third
Monroe C hapter No,. 15 of the fur the continuation of the walk
golf
team.
President
Leshar
also
(Mtitj
ember .the. w ater bills had been jn Zellwood, Oviedo and Wiers- Yesterday citUens of 43fl towns <>( th(iM wh(> ,u,v,.)(ip thl. discos*.
Royal A tch Mason* will hsvo nut.
,
and villages chose councilmen and
PI fat spar* stam p to be used announced th a t George A. Bpoet th e ir rig u to r meeting Tuesday They
assert
th a t
General much larger for the market than dale.
Mr. IVlersnn served ns chr.tr*
especially for canning augar is and Gordon Bruton had been evening
There IsS a line
fine demand re women voted for the first' time man of the ilefetise round) and
7;30 o'clock nt which Mutpr* Is responsible Itecause of U sual,’ said Mr, ■Lehman. "Twice
ng a t 7:30
No.. 9. which became valid today named co-chalrme'n. of Sanford tim e thai Royal Arch
Arc degree ‘will it* failure to. m-rept the recom- I had n plumlier Inspect all the ported for cabbage, especially at in Italian h lsto ’y: There were nu a l t o hraded the T u b e r c u l o s i s Camunusual disturbances and the vote pnign.
for live pounds and remain* good committee fo r the Rotary district ha conferred.
Ferred. All (Royal Arch memiations o f President Truman, plumbing nt the mnrket -but
He is widely-k n ox; n
through Oct. 81, Maxcy painted conference which will be held in Mason* are Invited to altemi.
iescrilieit n* heavy despite throughout th is se c tion for hi*
and ita refusal ta arb itra te the nothing wrong mold l»- found. I the Sanford S late Mntkct. Prices
o u t Thta and another aUmD to W est Patm Reach.
issue* th a t remain tin ted Iml ■
refused to present the w ater bills have been rilin g ami this m o rn -j a rainfall. The Interior Ministry v i r tu e i n t e r e s t in civic ami com
Visitor, included F..M. Woodflll
be validated sometime In June
| Tho statem ent was given out *to the stn |e until the reason for ing were listed at $1.75 to t ’J.m) lias announced Ihut the results m u n it y affairs.
AUCTION
♦ r ’ Ju ly will provide th is year’* of Lehanon, Miss., T-E. Humpa* the_union's strike negotiating j (he large hills could lie foiintl, anil for locally grown cabbage. Quite will not he known until tonight.
V ‘allocation fo r h oihe^ canning hery of Utica. N.Y.. J.C. Tart of
“
' ' ** u *u k q1
! • i r ( ] u t|4 ^UN|. . r.t i.l l.i i n n •>*tl
. . > 4* ( t i W f l l _. . . . .
i. bbag*
has been planted
A ? a . u m I i a . _ # /Vie#*#*.
1 T
*i, v
_
Peterborough. N.IL. Tom M urray I . . , 1 ‘8r5r, rn
The regular mealing of the
Sugar, ha aaid.
*e u Sj , '
prep arato ry to returning wage j the inspector here."
in this section over u period of
I w
"O ur national sukfcr supply la of Boston. Mas*., EG. Danis of
-t
wllh General Motors ofMr. I-ehrnnn added that the City time, according to growers. The Hoard of Director* of the Semi
|
atm extrem ely tight, w ith no Malden, Maas., George H u n t of . r-!!;.2ntfUCU0n»i.^0mrM.C
'hts afternoon.
!
Iin* installed p r o m gear* to the Florida Vegetable Committee ha* nole County Chamber of Com I h
signs of
immadiate
improve Boston. M aas. Manuel P. Da Rosa fY
‘ Meanwhile in New York, th a >m eter which now it working pro- announced th a t ceilings on cab- merce will be held a t 7:00 o'clock
ment,” Maxcy Mid. “ I t la still of Warren. R.L, and W.L. Thorpe •"R .v ’F ”
• • Herndon, county General Elpclric Company a m i:perly.
bags has "been *us|<Vjnled inde Tuesday evening a t the Hotel
Carlton V. Ansley, son of Mr*.
uncertain hew much of th e Cuban of Orlando.
Mayfair.
ir .n tla u n l » !'•■* Tkr*rl
clerk.
.
'
the CIO United Electrical Work - 1
H. FL Ansley who reside* on W est
sugar crop will h* available to
era Union a te la rbsuine w a g e ! -----------------------------First fitte d , has returned front
o tr and tnla. along w ith th# renegotiation* today fo r the f i r s t 1„
__ _
,
_
tbe European Theater of Opera
quiramenta of wmr-atricktn areas,
tim e
alm ost two m onth..
tion* where he served- for two
make* It Imposslbe to be vary
wage talks were brukan off J « n . r t
/v
O A T S .... I
years vvilh the Combat Support
optimistic about the outlook ou
15 when 100,000 union members H e r t * (U n 2 0 U u y LrC U V C
Wing of the Eighth Air Fore*
auger," he explained.
struck in-U K plants in 1(5 states
bcrvj.e Command.
Who custom arily
tell
-----------,„Comp*Ay
President
F,. ] F / “c George M. Temple of th*
A.-stey a,so served four month*
..lined f ru it b u ttriy , jame.
1 do not know of two -clsee* Alaska and U*4 raised funds foe Wilson say* that the only lm* United Htatea Navy, son of Mr.
,,
. ., •
,. .
.
, . with the occupation force* in
_ and other foods, however,
,
hospital
a
t
Fairbank*
during
portant
issue
still
not
agreed
I
apd
Mrs.
Martin
W.
Temple,
is
JACKSONV
ILi.E,
March
IL
—
adjustm
ent
in
egg
price*
*ndt
j
n
,
a
me mbe r of th a 4
so similar in many r
.w h.n UP°" >• »»**». Wilson say* he I currently spemllng
a
20^|ay "R ight now we hear the voice* M
costs, ll i* apparent that u y ‘,*^nF ,_** “
Alaska and Florida, di
rad tint the gold ru sh o l i«>?.
of rmlliona of Europeans
Europeans crying
crying Florid*
Florida egg
egg production will l>« ->t’n tn A ir Force Bomber Coift- -a
B ar. Mark Carpenter, p asto r ct was well acquainted with Jack has no idea, haw long It will ■iesvehln Hanford with h it .par- <’? tnitllona of.......................
..
■ |(>w w h t l |t
m i g h t ) tnand.
, ni2. 1" I f ul„ f.“ r
th* Holy Croat Episcopal Church, London, Rax Btach and Robert take before an agreem ent i* , ent*. r He is scheduled U> report
idded.
Btfrvki
who
Im
m
ortillied
l
h
h
.
r
«
c
h
i
d
on
(h
at
►eor*.
for
further
duty
in
C
a
lifo
rn
ia.
S
Bion,
p
irecto
r
«f
Florida
S
tate
j
be.
he
add
MOTION FILED
__
be either »h* anteunt ra- to a talk to th* 8anford Llot>* period In fiction and pcema.
In
Philadelphia,
AF of L about April l.
I?
Nar kat * heie
tiday.
Wo cannot _get around the
LONDON, Mar. I t, </D— A
that fo o d ! fact that directive* from W ash
1, or the to u t paid by the Club, Friday, In which ha told of ” Kin* Lion ClFd* Ramsey an-, leader* Indicate tv strike at a
Temple
entered
the
service
in
*
"The
g
reat
bulk
of,
fo r title p u rtd w to 1946, Alaakan experience* during kta pounced t h‘ a t "March
M arch' -----1013 am) rrscelv^i
received hhi*
most b«
be pproduced
from Autcrlcan ington will not boost egg pro* nuilioh has been filed railing on
‘ ----------"
« work **
it ‘ must,
r
IB was "th a,P h ilad elp h ia hotel by -276
the British House of Common. 16
r am ount u sm aller, he ministry there.
boot
training
the
Jacksonville
eource*.
Florida
can
and should duction In Florida unlesa —l i «■*e ----opening d ate for the Lion spoil* , era seeking p ay increase* m»y
Ha backed up this assert
*----- W
“ In
| - -a *t o- n- Churchill s
directives
allow
the
Florida condemn
_ .J in g th a t tha previous
aorad Ju n io r
haaeball league, spread to five other downtown Naval A ir Station. He w *. la ter contribute to th a t production,
emphasising
the
points
o
f
,
farm ers or poultryinan a reason- *p**ch a t
Fulton. Mo. T he 2B
Jon of a t o t ^ r a M t e e ef
tranaferred
to
tha
Amphibloua
"I
**«1,
however,
th
a
t
If
wo
M
anager
o
f
the
league
la
P
o
rte
r;
hotels.
If
R
doe*,
aojne
2,600
flof both places as foHowit
* t o t famUy tto lt wlU biarlty
T raining bate a t
Hainbridge, are to make a maximum con- able profit. Tho fact th a t flocks labor members of Par lam ent wh*o th have two seasons, “w intar
Marylantl.
tribution, It la essential th a t (he ara being told off la proof t>o»l- Utevl the motion called ChufftWll'l11. fed
and summer"; both b a rs lota of
H i served
In
th*
Pacific red ‘*p# which ha* so frequently live to me — and I feel, to any. tiiifitiii'‘keitniltsl A the cause a t
. aiwmhV’atJd h M ^ f o o d e ^ »p w
ater frontage, and both hay*
» withTlni* su g a r m ust be kept by
T h eater of Operation* for more *nd eomeUme# dleaetrou.ly ham- reasonable observer - i " t h t f c u r - ' "o rb l peace." The group ndytsw
arm
hearted
peopi#
who
do
not
persons doing home eannlug for PIT too much into the p a s t Of
cent* an hour.
A F of L th an a year aboard th* L9M P*rcd our effort* In the.* recent re n t affhngem enta do not per rated support of the United N a
m lt a reafonabl# profit. No tions O rganisation until It can
unions
ara
Involved
in
the hotel 489. His d u tite eerrled him
■alej he aaid.
T tm d a y i. Tnor««
and who are not too hoi
dispute.
Hawaii, the Phtllpplney, Okln- mum. F orida etraw hernr grow- farm er or poultrymen would tall perform tho functions of a world
Tha u*e of spare atam pe for others
aw a and Jap an .
t era, poultrymen, ami other pro- hia flocks H they were capable government. A time for debate
, canning sugar rta k te no change ad by traditions. Ha said
ho had found tho clim ate
DRILL
TONIGHT
.ducer* have some rath er
un- of- producing a profit any more on the motion h at not been eet.
Alahka vary moderate, although ahnouncad th a t tha Rotary Club
Company
C.
Fourth
Battalion
happy
memories
to
write-off
the than any other sensible business
VAN NESS DISCHARGED.
added th a t It h*<t th ra a ril- b going to sponsor boy team* of
HIE NAZIS HANGED
man would discard a 'profitof the Florida S tate .Guard, will recordi," W ilton asserted,
_ fo r each four m onth pop. b*
m ateat moderate, New England tha tw it age group, 13 to 15 year*
GERMANY. Mar. 11,
“J u st now, for Instance, white making product," stated the di
AMMCJ/e P ark er Van N « « of hold its weekly' drill to n ig h t a t
ty p e ' of weather, and frigid tem of agdc
Germans have been hant
•"
unobtainable rector.
A1 Lyon ratted fo r U on re this, rity ■ has lieen discharged the A rm ory. Ca'pL John I* Gal- « 9 »
perature* In the arctic circle. .
•'It is apparent that in the torturing and slaying Alii
(oway today urged all member* luxury In B ritain
and
other
from
th*
United
State*
Navy,
ac
cruits
to
qualify
to
maht
the
B ar. Carpenter also told ao a e
toners of w ar last year. Th*
critical eU t#
to inform ation received to attend In order to complete land* ov*r»**a, w* In Florid* are day* and month* ahead Florid*
interesting and Humorous A laskan chaltenc* o f * Rotory golf toom centing
today, from th e Naval Personnel plana for a twb day emcamp- faced by a condition which la farm er* should devote maximum were executed in Hameln, G er
on
March
17.
it to be held thl* week-end a t forcing farm ers to sell th eir attention to staple product*. This many, afte r they had been 6*6*
ste rle t which ware related to Win
U om ttsu aily g o t a lot i f fun
tenced by a w ar crim es tribunal.
immon .Hammock.
flock. Uoteae there la
by hie hiehop who bad te n ta
(O tw iuaaa om r a * o T% t«)
CH U N G K IN G , M ar. 11,—
(A P ) — C hinese C om m unist
and N a tio n a list fo rces are
said to he m oving rein force
m en ts into- th e a te a ,o t cm
. battled Mukden, th e big in
d u s t r i a l cen ter from w hich
R ussian troops h a v e been
w ithdraw n s u d d e n ly ..
T he China C entral N ew s
MAH.
II, bPl— American
troops in i V u e r t b u r g , tiermany, hav # been warned by
their commander not to c£ititiiv the Russians in conversa
tions' ‘ w i t h
German*. The
warn ng v.-a* made in nn ofdvr
1 sued, by l.Lut. C o l-- Frank
KLey of Venice. Calif., to tbe
2ii.itd A nti-A ircraft llaltnlion.
Kb.y first raid that the mo
rale of the people of Wuerzburg had been raised by n
speech which, in his woods, hod
been made by a British pnlltlcum in the United S tales. Thr
Colonel fuither stated th a t he
bnd.lnard certain m ilitary per
sonnel express agreement with
thr talk in tbe presence of Ger
man girls, lie added, "This
practice must slop im m ediate
ly."
Arrival Of- Truman's pnper-Pmvdn turned lt« etiL
Envoy To China Is
Scheduled Thursday
Contribution Of
Mice To Science
ToM Rotarians;
Shaw Declares Mice
Are One Qf Clean
est Of All Animals
Nazi General SayH
Hitler Was Abnormal
M vstory Surrounds
Giant
Found
B y . H usky Wight
Union Leaders
Celery Shipments From Florida
Say Policy Same Jum p lo ill Cars During Week
In GM Walkout Kcqurat 'That Price ControlN Be Renmveil
No
Applications
Ho Be Filled Out
On Canning Sugar
A. B. Petersort Is
«;- bmk ,f hi‘ h""'' nl-,s,&Named Chairman
19IG Cancer Drive
From Fresh Vegetables Will Be Sent
T’ti ( on jxr
Bv FYC Com mil tee
Today Ln 2 Months Inspector
Finds
Delect In Water
Meter At Market
Carlton V. Anuley
Home From Europe
Rev. Mark Carpenter Is Main
Speaker At Lions Club Meeting
i„
Th. Cicor^e M. Temple Ih \vi|Sfln Says State Should And Can
Help To Feed European Peoples
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lU E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA.
YAGE'.SIX
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1010
.UH
REGISTER NOW—exercise your right -to vote
ARMY SURPLUS
34 Players A c tiv e
In VVorkoutg; Here
' Yesterday A t Local
Municipal Ballpark
By JULIAN HTENSTROM
IIe ta ld ; Spuria E d ito r.
three with the.B rooklyn Dodger*
of the Notional Le* cue, anil a
pair with tha Jacksonville .Tara of
the South Atlantic League,
The exhibition opener will be
played here Saturday afternoon
when Ray Blade** outfit will
tangle wild* the- Hoynlgvaf . Mon-
$415.60 Is Paid
By Quiniela Last
Night;At Track
-ton
Although .Skipper Blades was
the I ronferrlng with i-co Durocher in
I Daytona Beach yesterday, the aesnn**storm a t the Municipal A thletic
day Field continued.
Y Jlterday, 34
lule players participated In tha w ork
e r. outa.
^
_
will
Here for the Spring training
oy- activities alirady are catchers By[ue, ron S larp , Kenneth Staples, F red
uga Tschudin -and Don Zaapel. PitchAs- ers were lefthanders Tom Sunkel
Co- who form erly played with thee
In- Dodgers, Cardinals and Giants,
cla- Dick Lanalian who hna been w ith
ind, P ittihurgh and Washington, Dwaln
,th- Sloat, Morris Martin and Dick
[uc, Selvig. Righthanders partleipat-
LONGWOOD,v Mar. 6. (Special!
Due of the largest quinlcla* of
the season was paid out la s t n ig h t
a t ‘ the Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Club when Red Bel) and Texas
Ace, combined to win the fourth
race anil refund lucky ticket hold
ers $416.60 for a 12 liet.
Red Bell finished first to re
tu rn 123.00, $11.20 and $6,60 and
Texas Ace paid $12.20 and $3.80.
The daily double. 8-2 combina
tion, refunded '$08.80. The dogs
were Konoka Sue. winner in the
second, and Slavic, victor In the
third.
t
--Secretary Lew Arnold has sche
duled n Ihrce-eighths of. a mile
race tonight to Ire run on the
eighth, instead of the
Another of
rare as
tliese exlm distance rules will be
run Saturday night, also on the
eighth event. It Is the hope >f
Arnold to feature two of .these
races weekly for the remainder
of (he reason.
In tonight's dally double. Rondo
or Meeker !,ad should take their
event, while Sonny Jim. Dcllalah,
or Kiowa Ace are all able to fin
ish on top for the third race.
Conga and Merry Widow ate both
long running dogs and cojild van
the 3/Hthi of a mile* fealuic.
TONIGHTS ENTRIESi
C & C LIQUOR STORE
DAY BY DAY WE ARE
*
Hard-To-Get Items!
• , SEAT CUSHIONS
AUTO HORNS
•
Alilom stir
G A S LOCKS
Berlin* (pu^wilh Pure
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
201 North Park
Phone 37
Kilter
|l|i i .-Wilrallil
•'r a ll y
C tw t, K iris
Jn
t.uson T o n is . iba-Wy IIO Is 1
hoy.
DEPENDABLE
AN I) PROMPT
Drycleaning
Service
I n c a l k lla e e —0 T » M llei
H haiW ride.
W h ile
I'h d
t-oe.1. i l r a n i l i l l r t . U U achc
Isu iy . C o o n e y «rlvl. -t.in-K)
I m m
id s hi a
I
I ' JppB B
Thursday, 9 A. M. to 7 P. M.
Qft
ODC’ P |M J * x
Simulated DIAMOND RING
or Beautiful Hirlhutone King
S r V jf
J U a e a l i H i H n ' , l i m l w t I n l l s l t o i u , l.'kate*
B i T S V E r / * 1 t t h l l r t r I f l l a n X t a a l l a p l X t la * I h l.
jjlB B B
2 5 M R B
" t a»a
•« a a r a l a r - as>4 r m l i r ■ « ml
sa c r e a a a r iM ila H a a l i l a a t a a t u a r n t r ik .
i l o a r llln a a . 1 'a a i t a r a , iia r a r l l
^
1
'f l '. ’l 'T ,
i t t v ^ M ‘- * r k
• P IS Q a f A P A ‘
Use*— ’> in
* tll» i
T .lo r, Mearle
ing were H arry Tayh
Dvorak, Milton
Ktachnm,’ Jerr;
froemer, E'l \..leland who fnrmarly played wlilll the While Sox,
Y’erpe Williamson, Jim Bhantel
and Thaodore llueman,
Inficldar* present were firat■t Neumann and
baseman G
.
__________
1, lacorul base
Paul
Behoandierat,
men Joe Vlltan. Paul Guertln ami
Ja rk laiwe, shortstops Lddfe Koslk
and Melvin Pigg and third base
man (lebrge Spears.
Outfielders working out yester
day were Glen Chapman who
was with Brooklyn in IU34 and
|B36, Al Blmononls, Homer Mat*
ney, Dav* Bride and Rolyn Goff.
Tarleton 'rem ark ed yesterday
th a t the Salnta had quite a tim e
with "Iron Mike.” the autom atic
moundeman. However, "Iron Mike
U being packed awqy today end
prepared for ehlpment to another
Dodger outpost.
Babe Hemburger. the club house
m anagsr of the Dodgera will r e
p ort to baylona Beach within »
few days and remain there until
tha opening of another Djalgei
school scheduled to be held In
Thomaavllle, Go.
T arleton alto reported th a t Jo e
H fderm an and Af Scheunerman,
train ers for the Salnle, h ere a r-
Phone 165
BRING THIS
AD, WITH ONLY
l^ a k l
T k ra * k a a a llla l a a a a ils a a
aaU k rlllta k l alakae w ill a a n H i r
» » " l T k e S lm a ta lra IHsa,aa4> i t ,
s rv -a a l Ike Mlataat a l akttt af aae.
t i r a » f W n . X a a y t n a t r a a t real
afamaaga
w a a r Ik ra a a a* keep
<k»le k la k rr.w rtrrW
4 I ■ at a ■ a a
1HRTILSTONE, ftING
■' «Mf J e w sd w , a L sA r
IlIrtkM k* II ta r fo r r s s w l f •»
ea a a Iff If h m h h r n lev*.
Laney’s Drug Store
Thursday, 9 A. M.
to 7 P. —M.
.
.
■e i «*■* m#de
GREYH01)ND_RAC1NG
Ju st An Agreement
Many fana Have had the idea
th at th e Brooklyn Dodgers own
the , Saints. This is not true.
T hr rum or was officially spiked
yesterday afternoon when Gen
eral M anager T arleton Held
th a t they only .have' a working
agreem ent with the Dodgera
b ut It. as Tarleton put it, "la
based on friendly relations."
'tUlRP BASCtAAal
greyhound
gub
q* on lho air over
WDUO tonight a l
c .|0 and over WLOF
al t*.25 with all the
rdopo" on the dogs
at the 8anford-Or*
Undo T Kennel Club.
PURCAAseo
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
Greenwood Lake Training Camp
Being Built To Order For Conn
New Home Owners
LOOK
THEY'RE HERE!
Conn Interested in this section, is
for whiii Ik tnnta mount
to mi entirely now fight ramp.
T ie site is more fam iliarly known
us Brown** Hole) since the name
has hern carried, dow n1 through
generations.
$23,1100 Refurbishing Project
Gleason has shelled out $13,000
uni will spend an o th er ten grand
•afore Hilly begins belting sp a r
ing partner*.
. Teddy's first Job was to spruce
• Q s ln te la I t s r e l
M r K lm rr. M sotty Matt
g-u M uprr D u p s r. Ils n U I
M an. My lia rR ir. J lr r r y "
LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co,
A .:*
•fJlHOtlirdf'
do t r ^ d J
Sostfslr
SPORTING
GOODS
Early S ta rt
•
Races Slarl
^V cS k
Over in DcLand, Bill Png* and
8:00 l\M. Sharp
***
T U e t & P S o % 0y
, his Red lla ts are getting ready
i for the opening of their Spring
Tonight's All-Star Feature
| train in g activities on Mar. 21.
I In fa c t., they've already started
SEVENTH
RACE — 316 MILE
P d |if ! « AM6 6oJfc •fo'tow/J
'w o rk o u ts. They’ve had several
vlrfd 'H & d PJWkSbtt, idfEoVoJts
| stiff b attin g sessions. Those work.RLEACHEAD
1 KA«A A f
So fEfi C ftif
I ing out include Russ Schnn. t o i l
CUTK CORD
o v e rt p a s t y e .u i
j sta r second sneker, Bert Arnold,
HEAD U D Y
D eljm d ’ hurler, Ed Grow and
GRAND GHtl.
Frank Noriega of Dcl.aiid, Hpb
cfeONEY GIRL
I’arm an, first baseman, Nashville,
H 'C K Y I ' l l . o r
Tenn., and Perry Arrowood, MarSHAGARIDE
A T LONGW OOD
shall, N. C.. look their l unis In
WHITE I'L A IT
NO MINORS ALLOWED
r i r a l H a r e __ r m a r t l i
the cage swinging lustilv at the
|'«lnlf-<1 lies,11- lets I tlm«„<l.
offerings served up by Arnold
liu -j
l*l«,,c. T s tin ltto * iiH
.I,* -- .
w hu whs spelled on the mound
Vick Mu.U k, Jt»K ( ouut Al'rtr*tin R o u te 17 ( S a n f o r d H lg h w a y f
||> , S r k r f
Fr-|i
by M E. Locke, a form er Dcl-und
H, FRANK ECK
he
can
run
around
Greenwood
I high school hurler.
a lio u l 12 m ile* S o u th o f S a n f o rd
GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J
Seraas Race—Falwellri
lf ‘lr-1 Hsll tl«l'r IlnaMrl
Hilly Conn is going tn like hi* lake, ft's only nine and a half I" Russell "Boots” Hudson, tf>.
AmillllK stllir, 41" *sVt* - Ir-U
T U R N AT R E D ARROW
, until in this little village. The miles long hut * good 20-milc hike | D eljim l product of the Joe Strip
Mr r ar, l-.t
I I .■rol.J I I , .
I I . M"
■school, showerl irmarkable uplll,.« k Hfiul. It»mli. le.I.I Wltlt. place is being made tn qrder for around it hy fool.
I tude behind the plate.
1.1!*•
the Pittsburgh Kid who has pin is
I n lifting the world's heavyTklr* Mar,---3 in >l|lr.
..eig h t Rosing rhum plonship rest
R E G I S T E R . N O W — ex crcl.se y o u r r i g h t lo vote.
ing un the brow of Joe Louta since
1M7. ■
When the Irishm an arrive* April
I to liegiti strenuous itaining for
lare—I' rImHIh
41| 41M i r I n II n r r $
Ins June 111 ilule In Yankee StoMi t r*. W«$r IV
ilium everything wilt be shipH*b Leivtr, Mm
.Rape, even to the 10-foot cabin
4i{4Ii1(‘fl llllljrf -1'
cruiser which undoubtedly will
.112 S A N F O R D A V E N U E
•
highest quality — lowest prices
I, Time Klrmrnl
lloh Tarleton, the genial and
cooperative general manager of
l i t Haul -S n in ttf. ehmumceil
i hie S pring exhibition game tchetlule yesterday afternoon. The la st
game* here are., scheduled - fo r
A pr. H. and the club will not
leave Sanford until the tilth.
This gave ue thought on when
. would the-C elery Fed* atari th ejr
train in g since the Florida S late
League season opens on the 16th
of A pril.
We questioned T arleton and he
assured us that the Saints would
j o t stand in the way of th e
train in g of the Celery Feds but
would do nil they could to assist
the local aggregation.
Konoka Sue, Slavic
TeamUpTo Refund
* $68.80 On Double
LIQUORS—WINES
GETTING IN .STOCK
W llh
JULIAN STENSTHOM
»f: i
T-~
WORLD S FINEST PENS
Even President T rum an has been
"done In oil,**
Gleason In building 26 steam
hrntol tahlns w ith a shower In
each. S ix ' of these cabins will bs
Used by Cuim's sp arrin g mate*.
Dapre Hall Is Indoor Gym
The Indoor gym, used occasio n
ally for Saturday night . dances,
Ins n full slxc ring and will hold
more than 1,000 snectaors. At
present # the m akeshift d ro tfn g
room is a c.vat check hut _ that
lituntinn will las remedied.
Indoor drills will be held during
rain and c°hL Art outdoor arena
seating 1.2C0 persona will be built
between the hotel and the southern
tip .if the lake. When the sumrqer
iw io n hits Its full stride Gleason
plkns to promote boxing.
Conn’s living q u arters.w ill tie a
sm art looking chestnut log cabin
less than a half mile up the roed
and bark from the concrete
The cabin cost Gleaeon
600 but recently he turned down
an $8,0000 offer to sell the place
when Billy toll in love with i t
The structure, complete with all
modern conveniences, tqok Gleason
six years to build In h it sp are
lime.
Plenty of Room fo r Roadwork ]
■The netting la* Ideal for rooduork, too. There a re numtro#k
pethe, and, if Conn feels the urge,
Iteautlful Now Contume
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AN
VOLUME XXXVII
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8A N FD U D ,
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A .
NEWSl’APEK
D A IL Y
THU RSDA Y,
.M A R C H
7,
1910
m
Bill Is
In. House
S k id d
Associated Press l-oascd Wire
N L ’A IH E B
122 .
iuiF^npTelephone Strike Averted By Last
any Agreement;
Railroad Dispute
Truman Acts
Demolish Front)
Of Anchor Inn
Officer Bedenbaugh
A rrests Occupants
Measure I b Okeyed
Credit
To
Britain
j
Of
Plymouth Sedan
M in u s Provision
Granted
By
Canada
For Drunk Driving
Trum an Term ed As
President Will Nam e'
H earts Of ProgTam
OTTAWA, Starch 7. (Ah— 1 Crowd* o f’ curious molnnst*
Fact-Finding Panel,
thi* morning were Inspecting
Trim*
“Minister
MacKemie
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7,— King today announced that the wreckage of the front end
In E ffort To Avert
has granted Uritain
of the Anchor Inn at the in ter
(AP)—The Administration** Canada
a crcilit -of $1,250,000,(VKI.
section. of French Avenue an
housing bill today was pass The credit ft extended on the the Orlando highway where U s-. Walkout On Monday
President And Churchill Greeted In Fulton
____ _
V
Settlement Prevents
Nationwide Tieiip
25 Mifnutes Before
Walkout Deadline
ed by,the House, but without
the section that President
Truman called the very heart
of his program- T h e HousT
eliminated parts of the bill
that would have authorized
price ceilings on existing
same term s ns those offered
night shortly M forc
mldm - ttr-T-nv
/ - ra*
GTON. M
Match
WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.—
in the proposed
Americantwo wildly skidding noflh boti.idl WASH I V*TS*N’
nrtl\ , f’f. (Ah
automobiles, executing a p i n c e r s ! - 1
Trum an will name
Hritlsh loan.
j (AD) —.Tho_KjOiotifiLJE!«dem*i..
movement, sh a re d
off
both *n m .c g e n c y fact-finding panel
The Canadian credit comes
tion of Tclophont? workers
to one-third the amount of centers or the building .ending !?. “ l r I ntn lh* r"'l,ro*'1 ' " P T ' I
today
cancelled the threatenthe American loan which stilt
!<’<l strike of 250.000 employ
awaits the approval of Con
W one w s. reported to have I ' “ 'I
the panel "very shortgress.
e e s, but the settlement came
A Canadian “finance
min i been ev .n .erlou.ly injured i n i 1? . «« »" ' ff,',rt *1 »v*r t .lU ’
too Inte to prevent walkout*
home* and would have allowed the
the
freak
sceid.nl.
but
Kdward
c’
ltrtt
for
next
Monday
istry official said today th at
in several c itie s . P ic k e t lines
governm ent to pay out 600,000,M.
Cates.
Jr.,
driver
of
a
gray
ltrt'*
*®M
iw
w
»
w
n
li
nt
the
boardthe Canadian loan alio must
000 in subsidies for* scarce be
were thrown up in Washing
Plymouth ScU n
which
{""Mb,,- m n -ned today. |
approved
by
Parliam
ent.
building m aterials. M f.^T rum an
ton. Ualtimorc, Philadelphia
Special legislation
will
be * wrecked nr. the east side cf th e ) . Appointment . f the fact fuut
had mails a special plea for the
building and Wesley Foster, a ■"*
»',rve to poM
presented enrly a t the next
anil several points In Ohio and ,
subsidy provision. Housing expedi session which opens in O ttawa 'passenger, were treated by' Dr. pone the strik e for 31) to 00 days
Michigan. Thg strike had. b e ta ,
National
Railway j
ter Wilson W yatt says that^as the ■a ,week from today.
J. N. T olar for minor ruts and under the
scheduled to lafgin st 0:00 o’clock '
bill now stands, it cannot achieve
M
rdhtion
Act.
bruises. Both were nrrested fol
this morning, local lime. The ae*
the
A dm inistration’s gosl
of
Meanwhile, In Cleveland, the
lowing the strident by • Captain
lion came just 26 mimites*befoftt
2,700,000 homes tn the next two
Roy Tllits and Bntrolm an C. C. I two rnlli ad brotherhoods ' arv
th e -strike deailline in the eastern
years.
Bedenbaugh, who w ere summon- j proceeding wilh detailed pr *p a r s
portion of the United States.
The House roll call vote pnssed to the accident s i 11:48 n. m. | lim n for tludr walkm'l
Government intervention is cre
. Ing the bill was 357* to 21. with
Cates faces s charge of driving
T h e d atr for the sta rt >-f ,thc
dited with averting the proposed
ID. Republicans snd five Demo
while drunk, snd Foster a charge ; sink,, u-ns announced fn im 'tll/)
crats voting against the measure.
strike. During 17 hours of nego
of druitkenesa.
_
I yesterday by A- F. Whit* ey an d l
The House rejected a motion by
Ats’ording to police. W. U- Alvanley Jolinslun, Pri-siduits cf
tiations, official* of Oie United
Republican Representative Jessie
Sinllli. Jr., manager
of .th e the Brotherhood
of
ltiiilroX:l
States Cone illation Service of the
Sum ner o f Illinois to send the hill
('olumlna Bakery Company
of Tramnn-o and the 111 berhoo.)
l ahor Department applied contiflback to committee.
I Daytona Beach, snd \V. It Crab ,,f I enmnttVe ‘ Engim -ns. The
The Legislation it on ite way
' M pressure to persuade manage
tree of Jacksonville, a passenger strike mil involves ^ I a.tutd tr a in - 1
to the Senate, and the battle
ment and union representatives
jin a F’ord Coupe, were, about to men anil 7a.tMK> etiginrer*.
over subsidies will be fought
tn agree on a p atern for a wuge
* turn from tho highVay
into
L,ni(t.r , hr MllLl. |lInn , r r v ico
again there. Democratic Senator
tncrea-e agreement. The general
French Avenue when the Ford vvl)| |uJ| U|1 , , j ...duoola on
Harley Kilgore of West Virginia
agreement was n*ached ticfore
was hit in the rear by the
, Monday, h i on
Tuesday.
Dl
.alrea d y has called the House ac
M U S S ROOTS W F IO iM K FROM TIIK MF.xJtT
MI
<,1 Tie tdt-m Tnimai- sail form midnight but the contract w as-not
moving Plymouth
driven
by t \\-w| n,,„ |nv nMl|
rhurwiay.
Hrigadlcr General Joseph C. Cate*. The F’ord veered ovrr a I ..
Rrittnh
I
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nn*
VV*tiim|«rti
i
n
!til|
>m
th
n
?ii
i
tion s "serious blow to the n a
V
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a.
h.
noli
I
g
'ir»
lof
liu
, . ,
,
.
,
igned until 6 35 o’clock this
Hutchison has been awarded the grass plot ami swung so that ! " " “ ‘■cr,, Johnston who beads ■ht> Mere ymi mv ihi* Prumiiltnn im,| ,\fi. l kui'-hsll ^t i t i *
tion's economy.”
i Unit iflttlrd them past cheering ' morning. U n io n ‘President Joseph
Florida Cross for exceptional the rear end of it crashed |n to |
has iniiieated on thnniifu in a Kitllon *tret*t OfniNtt'tt
»n u J i l f f
to hi
Mi I'litm tnll at Fulton’s West- 11ie m e snd other federation o ffl'
meritorious service to the Flori
C o l l e g e . ( Intel italibunl S t o m l p h o l n )
JciaL worked nil night polling local
da National Guard and to the ri.d ^"and*'*eoncreta'^bloek°^west i b r o t t e U u ' win “ "fcdlow * lha
____________ .
________ organiintions on whether they
Nuthmal W ar effort, according wall* of th , cocktail lounge in !
,f U,P S° V ,n ,j
I would accept the compromise. -tn information contained In Gen* tho fro n t of the building.
; Tha pattern ngj cement—reaeheral Orders No. 3 of thy Military
The Plymouth went over the
1ed between AT and T and the
Department of the S tate of Flor curb, narrowly missing a sign
fiileratlon
affiliated union of
ida, dated February 14, 1D46.
board and neatly cut off the
long line* workers call* for *<•,I Excerpts from the order read eaat corner of tne building In
800.000 in « a g r increases for 11*,as follows:
so doing it broke an
uptight j t f i
t\P
| OOtJ long lines employes. W aga
"Enlisting
in
.
th
e
Florida
N
a
PARIS, nMar. 7,(Ah— President
s o ,
.
. /s
(
l'v\rea»-s ranging from *5,00 W>
Felix Uouln declare* tb* fata of tional-G uard on, April 6th, UI2I;
G erm a n y s One 1 im e Aee D iplom at S a y s He $« w> it a w.ur «rc prothied in. th*
French economy rests w ith the Ws ability and fine 'q u alities of
one
year n^rrrm ent wnbn beUnited Stales. Gouin has appeal military leadership w ere approxi th« a ttin g t of the Plano
rirmrn effective m of lm t Fpb. 1 .
B
eso
u
g
h
t
Kin«:
(*usta\
In
193
!)
And
1910
mately
recognizedby
successive
in
one
1
severed keyboard lying
ed to America for aid in restoring
tVilb respecr tn strike* now tn .,
Irt’) ' The
The
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B U D A V E r f T . M a r 7. fiT*)
promotions, and on November 18, gy e .
France's productivity.
I
progress,
[Icittic has t1**! this to
J040,
he
wa*
promoted
to
the
At th a time of accident only Allied,,Control ‘ -omrrus.lon ha- •«
Gouin's appeal is contained In
~
* . - say: “ A suffi<*ieht hdlhber of
a -lengthy reply to questions sub rank .of R rigadltr Genera) and W alter llig
High, manager, hi. wife { " 'c «
" . I,ro c , ‘
NUERNBERG
\|u
r.
i.
M
l—
.
muijns
have
accepted the pnttem
0.1 8
H. Dunham
iVonh.m wore in the
, he Huaalnn • censorship of, new* d im itted to the French president by assigned to command . the 62nd .and
im lime are dipinrfat ,(( w arrnni
executive board
Infantry
Ilrigadc
of
the
31st
Di
iniluding
|
l,a*chr»
going
mil,
of
Huugnt
)
Die Associated Press.
building.
Customer*.
K i.iht Vim U upeu-w nttta K 4u|t.lo ma^ , ft decision find t**no its
vision.
threa couples
Who h id been s -i l - | I......................................
he J'fOtest h a. Iwen
filed by
In his reply, Uouln has an
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WASHINGTON, March 7. fAh
fill»tiis ill 1*'I I to I ctl Ailolf
,f
in respect
lesDect to
to .. tha
the strike.
all
. .v Hitler
. i order
in
nounced the s ta r t of a drive to • "With the 3lit Division, he was ting by the piano but 15’ minutes . V **.“? ] ? 1 r i'll) rorrrs|Himl)-iit — Edwin I'auley told newstm-n
an aBI-i wl«riel»v 1 apijn h"f>es t« ftnma local nego'tlntion* m ust
to | J “£* ,inlri",
, ,
.
liquidate the block m arket tn Inducted into federal m ilitary before, had Dft, krro-nling
tmlay Ihat two other govern
escape ......- ......... for war Crime-. |n k p |n^;, wjt|l r,.Mlccf tll the
that
service November 25, 1040, aj.d Lewis T ate, owner of the Inn. j The
France.
, , , 1protest
, , , .assert*
..
, a d
merit official* were pre-eot ol
............
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palch
filed
by
t
,
I.inn
L)
day«•'
>
lhc
,
u
l
l
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wtt),
j,
Uouin also has disclosed that devoted throe years in supervising
The accident presented Leak i'n,r ' 1
of
'■ i.T s'iaV M T p rtsrtlfh at
lirirna says these negoUathe nationalisation of French in w ar training of largo Increments ish aspects. A .how rase on ‘he |
Clifford Proctor It
' ^ . u V * ' d tt.a lrh l'-llVr
J ^
" S ' ■'
du stry will be limited to esses of ground troops, and embarked
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-g til lol.IU.iK pea.— ‘«»'f * !" »’« «»k*« ‘•■r* of.
Mr
nod
Ml*
*
I
l‘i
west
tid
e
of
the
room
w
»
b
coni
,,f
^is
protest
Action
wile
belli
i»j.k
i*
*v
111
>
*
» iii'i p *id
Un*iil#uni**n «nu c<»nipnh-y
for combat service In the A sia
where It helps production.
I
t *-*ide -%,| It- nf l.|
Vlrl. -r 'f**i two ila>> by the Ru*m*.i •
■ . . fM hlrn •* i.aUjrv '' ,
y fof' Von I’ai-ei? F The hgreefnent also will tetm On the question of foreigi^af- tic-Pacific arcs on F eb ru ary ' 24, pletely im eihed, hot the
11. ui'
it
;
hi day
plate top slid toI the Modi un- j The o r ^ in a 1 <R-pftUH %-h h.* h | that the official* pre.ent u o n - - leave
Urt iny**Hanford
l‘P"
'K
fairs, Gouin says h« considers 1044.
prior to hi* bo- *«>. ili,' f,.i(q*-r it ipo tnnt welds | m ate the strike now gnhijf on a t
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n
-|
ui.ch’s U'-tiut-my ‘ho W estern Electric Cgmpany
big power differences over Ger
“General Hutchison successfully broken. Tha wind shield of the drew G u in n , prntesi dealt » " ! | V„ lnil
ttig di*< tuirged soliivlune III AI-111 die
Plymouth
wa$
badly
crackcu
with
j
Soviet
opcratiune
of
American
«
*
m a n / as perfectly reconcilable- commanded strong T ask F'orre
nrgan. »hu is Democratic Na from the United Stales Navy «t to *l„,u jtmi V-ii J’apji) naked (iiuht (rf Kearney, New Jersey.
long
stran
d
s
of
hair
clinging
in
j
properties
in
Hungary.
It
quoted
engagements
ngainat
Japanese
tional Chairman, and I’aul I’nrlm , the N’atu l Personnel Separation 01,1,,v in 1 <nt’t« tell A d -llrllitlv Members'of ono of the national
of th, d.v.Jei o f lii- nntl-.*cmttl£' federation’* locals have been a n .* ,
forces a t Altape, W akde-Serml It; tha front of tho car was American sources as saying th a t now t ) |’A -iiief. I’nuiey suit! lluil Center in Jacksonville.
bsdy
amashed,
but
only
one
lire
I
due
to
Russian
.
operations,
t
h
a
loiiri.
V-u 1’uin'u‘i attorney-etiike m Western Electric for ap*
and Morotal, and os A ssistan t Di
he left like* uffiee with these
Proctor
entered
the
service
in
tin
tho'
le
ft
front
wss
flat.
The
properties
hnvo
been
damaged
or
4
vision Commander partlripatod In
Jan u ary . 1D43 ninl reeeivr,! Id., ii’-i'ii ■ [n/iBeiT, j h a t i hi* ’ eliagtfproximalely two month*. Western
two.
glass
windows
still
up
on
ihihave
suffered
losses
am
ounting
in
in IWtt) , and, Eieclric
the invasion of Mindanao, P. L, hide of tho ra r where it hit the *26.000,000.
’ lekes hn« testified previ'ii«ly boot irnmniLf
Irniiiing at
Jacksonville
m 'the
ui»* jiu
-kbuhvhiv beonigtit ‘i’A%\* * - it«*rvene
# j i. mmanufactures
m*
* .1 the balK
on April 22. 11*15. In command east aide of the bulding ware unto kvr;» lo f «‘ouijimetlt used In th- natlonj
Guinn finally managed to get that I'auley suggested to him -I Naval Air Slat .... lie wa. sent • * “
_ i___ —
of the 31st Division oh September
d th e " "
’ ’
•
..
; [ ‘e M - m - system.______ '
• LONG WOOD, Mar. 7, (Special) 8, 1045 General Hutchison ac broken, In fact not even cracked, the dispatch out of Hungary i v thin conference that ho mu!d ... Ihe A tlantic ......
4?,M,‘ T ab AjoXif ^ ,tn ) n r * t l *
K
«
It w ai reported by Mr. T n t e |mcBna of u courier who filed ; raise *:tiH).iHKi in fm uli fm tin- iJpitiGyer ^peort I > S I'llhbtiry, - ^f I**
The two long shots teamed up In cepted the su m n d rr of Lleute.ic lflll C T
tfif second and third races a t the an t General ( 0yosku Moratural th a t no oita was injured in the 1 from a point mi Is Ida Dial Balkan Koosavelt -Htiipuigii, if I tie gov Following thin tmir *.f -luty which rilrjf I»SI• i H i y k imtuM lu ve n<* l ^ y | j | | J | m
Sanford-Orlando Kennel club last and his 35th 'Jspanese Army In Ford which was driven away country. The Ruslan censor . ic ernment would not press it* null iifried him tn N-ulti Africa. I’rocli Irtlf
on its own powsr,
,
( sumably atilt is holding the <il to determine tillr to the Tide tor wan assigned l>> the Naval
nig h t to pay • handsome dally Mindanao.
’»t%*
tedn a| Corps *'
story.
Aiiffn til aii'jtd f'nii|p> hfiH ilvnunJ '1v»1ii«i
- h'-d
i t.. ! jii Ihtln*
double price of I364-B0.
"For
meritorious
com bat
tlllflrr fl‘tv far
■J'
ltdge, Mil.
Md. He
lie M
n-c.-ive,
jbr»t|tff».
H*«*ive4i m i week a !ai
Lord Whit* Lips raced hnme achievement and for gallan try In
(bis.
f -orgirgt training .here before nit i
ahead of_the field in the second action, General Hutchison <WM
Eorlsrr .inlay, i’auley — 'w h o lie.r.g tr s tu f f r i r,| b. Camp Lefor«*l|TA#'
l<
U> refund $14.60, *6.20 and *2.80 awarded two battle sta rs and one
operates a t.-nllfornia nil bustnaaa
N.C. for sit month* of *ipt A I ■itint 1 «v l»»* kiinwn
and His Hep captured the third bronie service arrowhead for bis
William Bradner of Pennsyl*
— sajd lie wanted to know « lint Jeutie,
niArrliun th a t hr >>nla, recenly d.scjiarged from
nf V .li
to retu rn 1-30-10, *15.00 and *3.20. the Philippine Liberation Ribbon
was the m at.vt with oil men. advance surgical training.
to
mlurveno
for
aak.
cl
tiij
In
J
u
ly
,__1'JIL
I’roctor
wm
the Army Air Corps after verric^
The combination was 8-4.
lie asked why lie ami. his culwith ohe brom * sta r; the Sltvar
ivHi’p, Tin*
('«»urt Mnr1 In the firs t roc* M u itan g ’M jg S ta r Medal; the Dronte S ta r Me
Icagt.r* should lie so acceptable Irnnsferrrd to Camp I'vniileton, nhiil Hum <lrt‘liitct! to comment on at Leesburg and OfJamlo, ' has
C
a
A
o
,
March
7*
</P)—
E
gyp
C a l. where he prepared for duty
joined- the staff of The S tatu'
finished f ir s t to pay $10.40, *7.40 d al with one Oak Leaf Cluster;
During February P it person* of tian students have gone on stn k e In wartime and then l>» "so .le ft in the Pacific. In August, he
W elfare Ijoard and l» w orking'A f;.
l and *6.60.
nitely in the doghouse theri>
and the A ir Medal* , whom 677 wtr* vtteran*. con- m d have announced m at
u rrived at Guailnlriinul- and was
Mi.uifthjlt f o t i i i r t G e r m a n ^pr ** a visitor in Seminole C ounty,, I t TO N IG H TS ENTRIES:
“ Upon the successful comple (acted th e U- B. Employment Ol*-; wiij not attend classes . uniilf a fte r.’’
assigned to tho Sixth Marino DivjU n i R m i — i, * i« r itri
Mint1ti i m K o n « ta n tin
Von u n
announced by Mr*. Jani#
I’auley referred tn what ho si. i), He n-m alnrJ thorn for Neuruth ha ir-pirsled th a t I^.r.l t ’nlle, dl.ector of the local unit.
. J o y Kb Nifty Nancy, th le ls ’s tion t>f his w ar mission. General flee, 112 N orth Park Avenue for negotiations for revision ot’ fhe
Hutchison _______
returned to
hia home
- Hal. T essa Dart. Handy
H LHua, Miss___________
______
^
Inform ation eoneernhig Jobs ami 1030 treaty with Britain
are called "U ib niystrrious and u t eight months, psrtlripailng in tho Halit'.* B iiti-h Ambassador to yjr Bradner. who lives in Orando
Lae.
* rt ,tarreti. at Sanford, Florida, where he w ai filing of unemployment and read -1 com puted. The strik e movemnit terly unexplained theory that
division's train in g program for
I
» • 11r i>.«klei
relieved of active military service ju t r a e n t claims, according to Mr*. |* l«ing led by students of F’uurl a man who has been In Die oil combat duty which ramo during the I oiled Stole*—be called a* a p* married and is a graduate of
wilile**.
• jTemple Univer»ity.
Dili* Vela, All ■Ashton. Kti«ht by the War Department on Jan Batty n . Mosilsy, Interviewer in Univeisily.
business should, not hold office tho Okinawn Campaign,
Actual p rt-sen ta t inn of tho do-1 Another visitor recenly etjded
et- t-ord (,-BShao Xlohawh Brave, uary 1„ 1D46. Ilia outstanding
Prime M inister Ismail Bulky in the N avy-D epartm ent.’’ That
Proctor la te r served wi‘h th e fro-,- ease* iv tclteduled to get to the staff i* Mis* A lhslca Hougft
" t y - t<l:1 , , ,lln -,!ri P* u *wn- military laadenhlp and achlevao f *"HP applicants referred to Pasha ’hss called a special meet apparently was a reference to
■ taevSad Mali Bailr Bewhie)
nients Art gratefuly aritnow- employer* fo r aelecllon, 03 sppll- ing of the cabinet to discuss the testim ony of former Secre division at the Ynkmooku Nava) tinder, wav tomorrow Tho num- a gfadnate of-S tetson University,
bpt
,, n e
defendant—H erm ann who work* in the DrLnnd area. •*'
Bnb’s Torn 811k. Mllek Trick, ledged, and th* State o f Florida canta, including 64 veterans were a demand by leaden, of
Ihe ta ry of the Interior Harold Ickes. llnso in Jap an and also nl Tslng. Uttering—is the first on the list
O ther visitors on th* sta ff are
S?Jd j.^ 'liaS k S y^ -n aM ^ a*1 nib*1' wlA « b7 this award to express plaead in suitable occupation*, VVafdlst I’rfHy for m ajority rep fekes ssld he* didn’t think I’auley Tno, China w here ho servod throe to have Id- defense presented. Mrs. R A. Smith, Mrs. Hslefi
r' “ P^rtrisUoti for th . efficient and and 21 v ataram were directed to resentation on ■ delegation which should be given the Navy job. month* before Iwing flown ‘o
Mlaiatela Ha**
i
self-sacrificing service to s ‘he Other sgcncles to hsndlo p artku- la to be appointed to discuse but that ho might la? acceptable M.i.inghnl fo r hospitalliatlon. He i’lnsceution and defense source* Sc hulls, Mrs. Helen lluditill. Mis*
| re liirn sj to tho t'nited Etatv** hiiv*- ,-xt>ie-»i-d confidence that Marion Merrill. Mr*. Jam es RldgW8
u and Nation.
tar proldems, she said.
»
reviilon of the A nglo-Egyptian for some other ■position.
•era t'ralsr, Ketehap * Jaca nil. t *By
«to
jalioard the Cruaior U.ft.S. 8t. llie irle-ent.itton of defense eaves and Mist Elute Hutchison.
Command
of
the
Governor:
Work
application*
were
taken
•
reaty.
Tho
W
afdist*
base
their
lag. II. II ’*
Tred g ear Nol.
Due to the addition* on th*
Paul. landing a t San I'edro Calif, will 1h eohipleted by the end of
VIVIAN COLLINS,
Of 61 veterans, whom the office demand lipqq the fact that they
abet Ia.P
a ftW
sta ff the Board is rapidly catch*
r u t h Rare I ' l l Mllei
,
on Jan. 25. He n s t h.wt)italixr.i May.
The Adjutant General. was pnabi* to place (luo to their constitute the larg est political
ing up un application* made fo r
a tiltU I * Mare*
shortly at the Long Beach, Calif,
particular p a rt work « p*rU ncc p arty in Egypt.
t il* r r y H-iy. Ni-rlh rimm. trancing lO fhriel:
aid, Mrs, C«lle stated. Ihiring th lf
M UITIN ENDS HOLDOUT
Naval Hospital prior to being
and failure of th» office to have
r -Je,
M r . l a i r Kell. - KU...
. . . Banska I J . B. ROUSSEAU,
past month 17 new case* of a
M*rn. Balt* Terre*. MUidr Ureese
tran sferred to, Jacksonville.-,
Major, Retired,
•mployars* orders covering lho*e
ST. LOUIS, Mnr. 7, GPU-The sistance neetl were added in SeiW-AesIaUnt
pceupattort*. Fifty-eight veterans
12 GERMANS ARRESTED
Indochina, m
Mar.
vettjrun shottstop
she its top of tha
tho M.
St. bouts
Louis inple County and 20 In Volusia
SAIGON, inaoenma,
ar. 7,
- veteran
filed fo r readjustment allowance
Town riowii.
nuAiy
(A1)—Tb* ’French In Indoehln* R I W f lllU l C .-lU l) X lO n O r C tl Hard.nnl*,,Marty Marlon hasem l- County, Total case* In this epuntf
claims during this period, due to
BERLIN, Mar. 7, (Jf*>—'The say th a t they lost t*n soldlar* in
d
T T l n r t r t n D i u J r i s * 4 ‘‘‘* hi* holdout. Marlon, who
I* are 677. anti in We*t VolUAh
- fact th a f this offle. was un- American
M ilitary Government the exchange of fire w ith Chine*#
County, 661.
U
y
l
O
r
i
Q
Q
U
I
H
i
r
i
C
l
*|,r,0Wll
a9
"Mr.
Shortstop”,
signed
to
piece
them
tn
suitable
l i f t s - . ■ s r e s s - M . . i..., r .
ha* arrested 12 German Commun artillerym en y e s t e r d a y . T h e '
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Ihi* 1046 contract today. No term*
fnkmn
U ertner* Beater Prlnca.
~
*
, *
At the meeting of Sanford of hi* contract were revealed,
„m p )e y « n ere urged to place ist leader* In a borough of tha French light cruiser Tribm phant
IKlwani* Wedncstlnv at (he H o tel'
their
requirement*
with
this
of- United State* sector of Berlin. was dam aged severely,
BOMBAY,
Much
T.
(ff)—
A
la s ls l e ls
Tha
m
ilitary,
governm
ent
haa
AIDIENCF24 CANCBLLHD
due to tho fact th a t a t all
The French task force was fire d ' M ayfair, U s t e r Tharp read u
In
>a Oeea’a now outbreak of violence
i ! o s v d i» i. 8 * 4
T*t. Den. India today haa merkod the end
lion Centers veteran* a r e .
,.the <J0 ,«n l*eder* wrth upon a t the mouth of Haiphong communication from
Olr». 'm —►. 8par.
Chairman
Intimidation
of
.
German
civil
of
Ate’s »*rM* l.u e h r
VATICAN CTTY~March 7 (/!’)
o f a victory weak celebration, ______ to look to tha U 8 ESof'
Harbor, P o rt of Hanoi, while H- L^ n ,w]0,n, 0 , ,
In* tha andoat d ty of Delhi, a flea in th e ir eemnnailty for . Job ficials t who were promoting a ■wafting landing order*. The Florida Kiwanls District achieve- — Pope Pius has cancel led ell
SRATTLE, M arch,7, WV-T^il
m
erger
of
th*
Communist
and
____
, o rt- committee th a t tho . auilicnct* scheduled for lomorFrench Intend to tak a over w
en t rep
crowd set fire to tho town hall assistance; thSrsfors, fidl *m- Social Democratic parties.
Seattle school district has add^t
Sanford,
T
am
pa,
Kissimmee
and
row.
The
Pontiff
Is
ssld
to
have
and a British canteen haa been ployer cooperation (1 reqActed.
northern Indochina from
' Brooksvill* Kiwani* Clubs had .n severe cold and has postponed another riaojutcatlen tp Mh
■toned. A ’ dispatch from -Now
Chinese garrison fort*.
time credit program * for
79
*/
been agloctod as the sta te’s out his seventh anniversary m ats.
Delhi, says 16X60 Allied troop* RUSSIA TO BEND 0 B8EftVB88
school students. | t haa d<
standing clubs within four divi
1 WASHINGTON. Mar. T. W ) - have been called out t* pneOffa
WHO HAS T H E BATTLE .
to give credit to newspaper
sions (Turing the year, 1946.,
14,638 TROOPS ARRIVED
*
IIAUMEN EN LISTS
Wlneton C h u r a h i l l Is back *n
rlar-saJaamcn.
Selections war* made on the
Washington from hia trip to FulNo disturbance had boon re
MIAMI,' March 7. W7—
A
Th* district I* giving the
basis
of
graded
achievement
re_______
_______
NEW
YORK.
March
7.
GP>—
14
tha
International
Lae
E.
Bauman,
ao
n
'lo
f
Mr.
ported
at
New
Delhi,
whert
landlady
p
u
t
Shirlay
W
inkler's
teo. Mo., wbart h t »*d# a spaach
Conference which opens diamond ring into a milk bottle and Mr*, I- ,E. Bauman who re ports submitted by the 67 clubs Fourteen troopships, scheduled to recognition for tneir effort* *«h
Allied troops paraded
through
In Savannah. Go. Ths for safekeeping. But when
side a t 2000 F’rcnch Avenue, has of the Florida district. Sanford . dock today at four porta, will “small businessmen” in taking
r- Tha f o m a r British Prim e Min* Um. streets. Bat street ear and
ear* of tbelr accounts- They wtn
Embassy In’ Washington landlady put tho bottles
Municipal workers stopped work
bolt
out for enlisted in th* Regular United was declared winner In the 811- j bring home 14,638 more veteran* be allowed on* credit a aemesUT
the milkman. She forgot one StatM Army, according to in > er division o f clubs having u ft0 m war theaters in Europe and for • minimum o f,206- hours w o rv
bottle wasn’t-em p ty. A search of formation received today from mtmbershlp of 61 tp 100. T alla-\th * pacific. K igh t.of the vessels
the capital 'f o r all th* milk bottle* at th e diary tha Asm* Recruiting -aub-StatUm h aife e received honorable m en-^are sche.!ul«d pn the Kssf Coast A m axim um - of four
word r»
graduation
wtQ.
’ tioa In (hi* f r tu p .
U o ii six- u i thy W a t '
du*U on w
ill oa m
in Orlando. 4 ,- (
faiad to produce th e ring.
State Awards
Gen. Hutchison
Florida Cross
Former 31st Division
Officer Honored For
Meritorious Service
Gouin Says Fate
Of French Economy
Rest? With U. S.
Pauley Informs Franz Von Papen Wants Swedish
n AP Correspondent Newsmen Of 1944
Monarch's Testimony At Trial
K
S i rilts l rotist
O fj
j
|j^
a.-7,'.r Z '.r ;Soviet Censorship]
| k
" 0 CKes
Nominoe Says Porter,
Hnnneghn Present
During Conference
To Aid In Keeping Peace In Europe
Clifford Proctor
Home on Furlough
After Pacific I)ut\
[ >ng. Shots Continue
Win ningA tLongwood
...... ....... William Bradner
'’-s&KtirPlaced On Staff
Of Welfare Board
EmploymentOffice
Handles 911 Cases! Egyptian *studcnt.s
During February Strike For Rev inion
French Lose 10 Men
In Artillery Duel
. tej.. ‘Stt., W
JiU T it Violence Marks End
Of India Festivities
By Florida District’
Newsboys Receive «
Credit For Efforts
Winston
Churchill
Returns To Capital
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t , ...
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
TH URSD A Y
THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA
■ spiosn
I
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.THURSDAY; ’W A fctf 7| : 194fl
<Bhi
Ik«*nua d**.*«Ui«<3 U n i l .t H i i w .
%But*rt-ts-befieftod there-w O M * 4ft«..W
in ln o lr I 'n u n ty
i 'ln r ltU . « l l l t.r
:p.)ugh
UAi?« (6 tu rn out wh»t machines
hay need for th e ir'" peacetime
TRXilCniQHSi>n&BKuU
If)
AND
rt_ > j y
/ V
Jr;
J
^
LET
y o u r
, DOG BE
I
THE
JUDGE
HOUGH'S DOG FOOD
* Made From Fre»h Beef
I
and Vegetable*
TM . i* a Fresh • 9
25"
Product—Not C«nhedfclb*.fc,#
Bold a t all leading m arket*—
Ask y o u r ^ tc a l i butcher I '
1 ___________
Florida, nearest w inter rcsoit
a ta tJ to the lanre centers of popu
lation Is been m ine the mecca of
"floater*" w ith a cam era and a
glib topgue. • In Sanford, police
recently got com plaints, mostly
from young working girls,, that
had purchasctL.crupon* to be tu rn
ed toward picture* to be taken
a t a lo 'a | note! and th at when
WE CAN’T GUAR
ANTEE that you will
find all of your fav
orite liquors here, but
j/c do have some of
them . . . ami we’ll do
bur best to Bee that
you are satisfied.
'
Rhone 325
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAD
Touchton Drug Co,
IIS W. First 8t. — Phone
Cardigan Style*!
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTA’fE-imOKER
Atlantic Bank
Uldg.
MY HOBBY BQX
1.50 THE POUND
b V b & m f f t W ’$***■
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Loi t i t B u r e k a lls m r n o rk Phi
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a bacVground of oipcriance pto* d o ia ollun-.
ti o n to th o c u r r a n t
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ing, lew* of cu-rjthioK evrept the drpg
«lnre product* u*«l ilnil) in >otir huate.
We’re still **Jlini5 mo-l ot )«ur l.iio rile
niilionally adverti-ed brslth and In-anti
aid* at pre-war p u r r * and w n ,r ot
thrill Mir ni to,illt |trir«*l lo n ri thall
it,,, nf.fr ,n I *111 I liri.- — n. • in tl.itiioi
at TOLM It I ON
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dollar whrn )<m sprnd it h rrr lor
qualit)-Irstrd. qu.ilit' piim -o ii.itional
liranrU. AND THI'.SF. VAIUF.H PKOVK
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REGISTER NOW—exercitie yoflr right to vttfe
I t’s either too «lrV
,no ,wet’
Heavy rain* hava severely dam
aged straw berry planting* In the
P lant City area. Now S tate M ar
ket Director William W0V>n t*
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HARRIET MILLER
ANNA MAE CHAPMAN
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ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON
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All wool, new cpi
BookH Now Open At
.^.ilenild Office Junior Chfttnber of
Commtrct
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2,riC C n r l e r n
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to the London Zoo, 1907. ,
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While, we carry hralth goods
of aft kinds, and* a variety
uf merchaodlw for .your
beauty, comfort and con-'
renlenrr, s r
never., lose
night of th r fact that a drug
atore'a principal funrtloiv (a
to provide a truly prnfrnabmal prescription service. It'a
th e ’, key to our sucres*.
When yon bring a pre
scription to u», you know
that It «ylll receive .the lmmndlate attention of an ex
perienced pharm acist who
wltj “s ta r with It" until
the medicine la bottled,
sealed, and labeled.
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|»urrhase«l by. John It.'P F rry
F. Peterm an.. form?rly on the
sta ff of the lake City Henorter
la taking over the m anagem ent
of the paper.
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th
ar Germany lie permiltuft
to turn out a lim it n I amount if
metal*, machinery ’ and chemleala
for 4 p o rt, under Allied Control,
beyond the Control Council's
ngreoment on German stael, no
ith * r definite Industrial figure*
imlividjiul sale «mun of photo cmi have been announced. . ^* ,k•—
—pons he bonded ax well a* Hsen
However, the final report of tha
sed. Violation of the rule ia fin: F o r e i g n Economic .A dm lnlitra_____
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tlnn’s Fjicmy
Branch,
funct, suggests definite capacities
for n long IUt of German ipdu*Joe, n young negro honorably trie*.________________ . '
discharged front the arm y enjoy
Home Need*
ed hi* simple six room home
Mere are some of -the capacity
where he lived with hi* w ife :<nd ■recommendation* which FEA sai-l
small daughter neitr Del.and. Onft would b e ample to fill German
early Sttuday the house burned to j home needs‘.■’•36
Ihe ground! the child was burned, 1. Automotive: A r e d u c t l o p
to death, the wife teas injured, from jr.tl.lNHr passenger car* and
but Joe was unhurt. In Ihe AVtny j fij.000 trucks in I1W to 1)0.000
wlu-it in trouble he Hrd gone to units, none to weigh more than
the Bed Cross. Th* lied Cross, 2J100 pound*.
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worker \hl* t|,ma supplied a loan
2. Oi| refining: Front 3,100,000
fur hi* trm porary need*, lie was tuna a year to 700,000 Ions,
directed how to secure n (I. I.
3. Electric power: From 22.000,
Limn. A kind heat ted -nelghU ir 0013 kilowatt* (in P.M'O to ll,l|(>0,-
A Soullicrn Confribuf
to ihe Worlds Fine Thii
•Tailored or Frilly Styles in Rayon Cre
a n ^ ?.W hite and aUoo.oniiSir
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ROY JOHNSON S-REl) DARN
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/with a New “HAIR-DO”
^ U S E a w s y a l u e S '- . -
Thing* to Come •
The in itial directive *«nt to
Gen. F.Uenhowcr. then command
er of the U. S. aone of occupation
in Germanyf if conuldcred hy some
Economic ob*erv»r» as an indlcaUon of the industries Germany
will lose, at lea»l during occtipntion.- The directive *ald that thu
U. 8 --commander, pending Control
Council decision, should:
Prevent m anufacture ^pf antis,
ammunition, war Implement*, a ir
craft and parts, merchant ship*,
n-tithetic -o i|. in<t rupb»r,. alptftb
>it' magpcaidtn
Prohibit re**ar«h—except th a t
necessary to public health —and
removs all laboratory equipment
needed for war.
The directive alto indicate* tho
industtiea Germany may bo per
m itted' to k»ep, but with capacl*
ties only largo enough to supply
Former Ambassador t° Britain
P. Kennedy, now w inter
ing in Palm Beach is quoted a*
having proposed th at four billion
dollars U- given, ra th e r than'loann l to Britain.
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All Wool Spring: Coats, Short and Full Jength Styles.
Sizes 10to 18
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WASHINGTON — Shortly, ths
so n of Germany which may em
erge for the future should become
clear. •
Sometime soon the Allied Con
trol Council in Berlin is expected
to issue the reparations account
to lie charged Germany, listing
the industrial equipment to be
taken from 'G erm any and rev g a ^
Ing the industry it may k een x ^
The Codicil- already h a a /fire e d
th a t Germany: --which > fo d u erd
22.000,000 ton* of V t r T i n
may onty ^uni out 6*600,TWO tom
a year, with capacity lim ited to
AND EVhilr'Trtl'Rfy'DAY
wi’.h the -Jteil Cross disaster chair
man for a few absolute neve*mite*. * JoV is again ab w ork'H *
n cart-enter and painter and again j
hs* hop# in hi* heart. -.
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Jaunty Shorties!
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THL'RADAY,
MARCH 7, 1S48
llni
.1votl in* be anxious.
H erbert Hoover ha* returned
to" his Florida flshln* following
g i t food conference w ith. PreslJ^ k til-T ru m an . Ha want* to catch
a few more *ood klngflsh, before
going over to feed Kurope.
Is tapped for a few thousand reprtMq 'of the • story? .w h k h ' ft
usually publrthei f flto n ja fly-by.
nl*h| sheet, with ho circulation.
. Sometimes they send around *.i
photographer to take pictures of
t h r suckers and when a guy f*lw
for this, he Is hooked sure en o u g h
fo r .they have little difficulty in
selling a. dox-n or so prints a t *j
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a throw.
M avl* you are too
gullible business men, saying lie sm art to fall for such tricks but
has been comnftssloned to gather d o n t be too sure. As Barhiim
m aterial and write stories about said, there is one bom every
prom inent execujivea for news- minute. Uet as long as the suckpaper m o r g u e s , libraries or era fall for such rg p e t* ami reschools. He w ants a history of potable organisations s p o n s o r
the company and biography of them, slick prombtera. w|!L cunexecutives. T T h t ' victim merely *tlnuT"tn eat thick .steak* »m<ukpays the modest fer attached to ered with murhntom* and ri>Q|
gathering such material and often around in new llmeuslnes.
ration* th a t sp onur.auch a.rack e t
and the saps th a t fa l|; for the-gag
a iV l(*{eif ‘ a*' the -''iuekers” ljisd
"tap s" of that’ community, in the
little black book that promoters
exchange with each other. .
Another racket that la . being
■"’"""'Winston Churchill was no everlastingly right throughout
the many years when ho battled almost alone and unaided
to prepare Britain for the inevitable conflict with Nagi
Germany that .whatever he may nay now with regard to
Russia, or anything eltfe far that matter, deserves the ape*
rial consideration of ail thoughtful people.
And he says now that the best way to avoid war with
Russia in to provide quickly the .UNO with a military organi
zation strong enough to enforce peace throughout the world
and for Britain and the United States, pending that devel
opment of the UNO,, to remain militarily strong thomselven
ami to establish an alliance between the two great English
speaking nations.
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As for the alliance, weTan't say that we agfee an to its
necessity. There are too many people in this country who do
not like Englishipemand io attempt to'establish ati alliance
except under the Impulse of wartime dangers would so open
•ip inherent prejudices and hostilities as probably to do
more harm than good. But whether we like the English or
not. and whether we have an alliance with them, we .will be
righting on their side and we will be mighty glad to have
them on ours, when the'next war comes.
As to the likelihood of war with Russia Mr. Churchill
snvs: *F do not believe that 8oviet Russia desires war.
Whut they, desire is the fruits of war and the indefinite
expansion of their power and doctrine*.” In other words,
Russia is following tne path which Germany trod and which
led directly to war. Germany did not want war cither,
you can be sure of that. All she wanted was complete domi
nation of Centrul Europe, and ultimately the rest of the
world, without having to fight for it.
It in plain enough now for everyone .to- sec how Ger
many could have been stopped in the beginning without the
loss' of a single life. But back there in 1932 and 1933 Mr.
Churchill was one of the few men in the world who naw.,or
if he saw, had the courage to speak out. Now Mr. Churchill
tells us, "I’m convinced that there is nothing they (the
Russians) admire os much n^ttrength, and there la noth
ing for which they have less respect th u u /q r military weak
ness.”
Let’s hope his words are heard this timif. ,
FLORIDA STATF
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OPENS DAILY
12:45 P. SI.
TODAY (Thurs) & FR U
SPECTACULAR!
. . .DARING AS ONLY
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Small But'M ighty
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
By RUSSELL KAY
The Tamp* Tlibune teveals
th a t Senator Pepper uf Florida
la one of seven aenatot* chosen
to rew rite the (^ase bill which
would make labor uniofis res
ponsible
for
the
fulfillment
of their c o n tra c tu a l obligations
the aame as business is, and
Suggests th a t Flcrida
ritltana
who belleva one step
toward
luatrlal peace
ls< requiring
labor unions to observe
theii
Contracts should write Senator
vPepper
“** * eand tell him so.
. " I t It something of a compliment
to 6anford when the biggest
tennis star* in the country come
to Orlando, Orlando comes to
Sanford fo r an umpire. Charles
Morrison is recognised as an
authority on tennis wheiever he
goes. A lot of other tennis
enthusiasts from this vicinity also
la w ' Tildsn, Richards, Perry and
Joast battle it out. among them
dhooi superintendent" *t. W.
swion, 'Principals Herman Mor-
, Florid*'*
A ttorney
lienern!
hlles that supervisors of regis(ration may assist illiterate p r i
sons In registering, raising the
, question why an illiterate per
son should be allowed to vote
anyway. An illiterate person is
one who cannot read and write,
and generally - th a t it interpre
ted rather generously. If he
can WTita his name, read three
llnee, he I* regarded a t literate.
If a person can not do that
much, he certainly isn’t qualified
£ i aay a ho shall run this country,
or govern our cKy.
I A Forum w riter In the Orlando
Sentinel urges th at newspaper to
( p ll‘ to the attention of the pro.
per authorities the fact that there
Is e certain food shortage In
Orlando .etcrea. She aay* she
.h asn 't been able to g et any
butter or oleo lately, or even
Sny common laundry snap. We're
sm ated th a t she’* ju st beginning
t« find th a t out. H asn't *he been
reading about all tha strike*,
absenteeism,
30-hour - w e e k s ,
"m ade work” and what have
you 7 How doe* she figure you
ton get laundry eoap If people
won't make |L
Dwight EUenhower,
I the war was regardable military - leader
» personal knowls.lgc
dect, but who now li
rr brats hat, sajr*’th tf
present Army Is too
ere I* not, an efficient
air force unit operat« United States,'' ha
“Rig business.” says Wason, “crowds the headlines,
but small business makca our nation. ’The very life of our While the Florid* Railroad
democracy depends u|ioti it, apd will be extinguished J
unless this segment of ouT economy is maintained. The social j
significance of small business goes far beyond Its economic)
aspects. It is the means of expression and development of I
the Individual possessed of enterprise. It Is like home-owning' The l.lon* Club up.«t the dope
In making for civic and moral stability—in addition to Its ThuF“Jf* " h,n
,h#
economic contribution/'
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w,,nl, c,ub rtpre.»nmlv.i.
It would bo u gopd Idea to hang up this statement, In The downtown street* of the
a conspicuous place, in every American business house, for city 7E# being decorated tod«y In
telepl
The Building Job
Nuturally the nltuation la hardcat on the women and
children. Hut If ia hard enough, too. on tho men who almost
aecm to be having a new war added to the ope they won,
Washington, confused by many things, seems almost heipless In thin very domestic crisis. Summer will doubtless
make things easier, but it cannot provide, fn Itself, • real
or permanent remedy.
If this housing .crisis were a real war, doubtless the
government at Washington, associated with the various
state governments, would send out armies that wodld know
■what to do and by this time would be equipped to do it.
Possibly it^-fcally is a military Job. An army or » couple
nf armies could organise the situation and brihg order out
of tho chaos.
Yot this nation Kali always* prided itself on ita civilian
ability to handle critical situations. Here is a great naUonal
job that has been fumbled so far, but which calls for the
best brains and willingness to work the nation can bring
to bear on It.
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SANFORD TWENTY' YEARS AGO
A meeting of the Senford B**e-' wkteh funds mlglHt be secured the
bail Club w** held la s t -evening meeting adjourned.
at the Court House and John
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Russell a member of tug boenl
A f l,# m*n u # m ; / #m
of director* of the club suggested American Legion won thilr goif
th a t step* be taken immediately match yesterday afternoon from
for the proper financing of the the team repraaentlng the Rotary
club this season. A fter a short Club In th a civic tournsrtvenl being
discussion of ways aniT*idMns by played for the Btudehaker trophy.
THEATRES *■*
Ju n e ., we are .not calling on you
for n donation, or anything like
th at. You see the boy* have de
cided to stage a floor show and
ilan ri al the City Auditorium next
week, it will be a sweJI show and
fid said we rould cMjnt on you
to takv about 10 tickets ' a t |2
earh to help the cause along—
You don't need to bother mailing
a check, Sir. Jones, I’ll have ono
of the boy* run right over to
your office with the ticketa and
we. sure do thank you, M(. Jones,
the l.egion boy* won’t fo rg et this,
no. sir.”
*
•' Now it usually happens th a t fid
is a iffmmI customer of Mr. Jones,
aa a rr most of the members of1
the l.rglon and the solicitation ill
the form of a rapid fire telephone
conversation has him at a d lv
ailvnntMge. lie stammer* and sluttr rs and is hooked before hi
knows what Hie *tdre Is.
1
In larger communiies, thousands
i t tic k ets'a re sold‘In this m anner
and slick . promoters clean up *n
WOULD DARE TO
, WRITE IT!
The Private.Lives of An*
?
American Doctor, His
Bride and The "Other
Woman”, Isolated Toget her In Bonib-Ravinli- B i l f l I
ed China!
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On The Same Program ■HfllllJ
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OTTO KRUGER • NINA FOCH
afternoon a t 2 o'clock.
— ALSO—
The now radio Installed last
month a t police headquarters his
proved invaluable a* 4 me*n» of
receiving communications rvgsH -
“KNIGHTS of the PLAINS”
WITH JIMMY W A K E L Y
agiisfflsssiyr
Ltowey
took Manila.
Business men, pocialilet, in fact
anybody who ha* a telephone is
given a buss and the conversation
goes something llks- this;.
"Good Morning, Mr. Jones, I'm
catling for fid Smith, Commander
of the I/egion Post, you. see the
boy* are try in g to raise enough
money to pay off the mortgage
on the Lrgion Home and fid told
me to get In touch wlth-Aou.
*' f l n n i
ittia tlltilarela n .l
I fa
Don't m
iauhdtrstam !
trse
"It’g Been a' Lonjf, Long, Tlroe" aa the
song. goes. But we can now offer out;
customers Top-Quality Metal Extension
Curtain Rods at tho.same old PRE-WAR
prices.
;
*
Smart fibre' and metal chairs
with 7*8" square tubular base
Mm! arms. Durable, colorful add
weather-resistant.
Gold Seal quality. Heavy, weight
rod. Extends to 48 inches. White
enamel finish.
For extra wido windows we have
80” extension sections a t 20c
. . . . . . .
Economy weight rod. White cn
JlnJbk Extcnda to 48 inches. Com
w itT b m k e U and nalU.
�JEL.
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THURSDAY. MARCH.7. \W>
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Misses GornBy And 'jjr8t (>_ j>> Herndon N am ed PresidWit, ; '
Spencer E n te rta in i Qf Womans Club At Luncheon Meeting
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1MitLH , Joyce Steelp
Feted With Shower
The Mother* and son* of Mlsa
Miss Joyce Steele was hunoi
The Sanfonl Womans Cluli nmt and lutm assistant rlub illrector.
Tele. No. 14* ml Tuesday evening tit a show er
foyce Steele’* Sunday School
f*’* /
“ * * *hoW(r r lyesteiduy ut 12:0l) I*. M. ft>r a
After L o n d o n -she worked tn j.^ H B
l ’!n*s honored her with a nrUgiven by Ml** Luticia G orm ly j lHI„,ne>4 meeting, lanrheon and
Weymouth, England where the i
\
ce Ha tree,u* «hower Monday even*
and Mis*
1"**'['• S'l<!'f f u . ! I
et.ctlon of officers at which time American Heil t r o u operated u {rJfSNii^Mjaj
lug ni (he home of Mr*. E. C.
Miss Gormly'* heme on Mag
" " U r following new officer* w eir 2t h o rr ilay clul> for the »rrvicr
William* ..A Holly Avenue. Mrs.
nolia Avenue, The party room* t.atneu: president, Mr*. O. I*, men wtiicl consisted of a snack
Williams hurl charge of ths en ter
were decorated throughout w ith lirrndon; fiis t vice president, tbar, rCClCiltto n facilities and a
**
tainment which centered around
arrangement* of Cherokee roses,
THURSDAY
The hoard • meeting of
the
Mrs. Edgar P. Mason o f W ash tlauhenin. an d ’ wild piling blos Mr*. Lea l.csher; second vice p r e - doim itory. Ileie the Red Cross
st r making of Spring • hats out
luent,
Mr*.
John
Lick;
third
worker*
were
on
It
lit
l»N
ration*,
„
....
„
_ ,
„ Garden Club won held ’Wcdnca- ington, D. C., j* the guest of
.if vuriou* kitchen utensils and
The houlh»id* P. -T. A. will ,|„y mottling a t m e imme of Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Larry Gloyd on soms. The honorcc wore a* d ress vice prestiient, .Uis. E. ' tl. Clc- Then *b<‘ wa» sent to Dieppe,
later Icing modeled by Mrs. Carl
of grey sheer -wills, red acres* menla; lo u rth vice president. M * 0 France, Pari* ami to ttrem erhaven.
* n>eet J t the Kho<d audUoHu... [ n> „
McC«*lln, pre.i.lcnt, at Celery Avenue.
Chut tuning. The prise for mak
•nries and was presented w ith Jame* Miajghton; corresponding.[Germany where she assisted with
a t Sit5 I . M. The board meet- whlfh time a report w»» mode
ing th* best hat was awarded
a corsage of led camellia*.
m g > scheduled for d:J0 I . M .| bv, Mr_ Voile W illiam., chair•c.icta ry , Mr*. II. C. tL -tin ; the erg an lu ttto n of n club “ from
Mr-. Churpenlnng.
The guest* competed in tw ° .icasUier, >lr». Boy Tilli*; ciu n r-, scratch" and finally la-camc jctcit*
I— h ie tmy* in M|s* SteVle’a 1 1***-' ’
sal* am!
..
_ . bridal .contest*
ami
tie s, w ere wan—of civic * departm ent. M s ‘,iiicclo(. J£Ju' Led CrM s provided
i |iiW«Mt<l I lirr. w it la dottier , platait .v**
i H S i f f r l aw anlrd j i ,
L. CTark. f l .. < I I I L t t C f n i i | sAeial Uktmrr- ■Jcrfd fend to r Ih e mch and ret-STa
m her chonfir china pattern, and
T h V ifT tr ment, Mr*. 8. 1). Ilighleymun ai'd ltlo n *ucii u* continuous movies, orA1 M
many other gift* w -re given
were presented to the henoreo rine Art* liepartm ent, Ml*. C. It-jchcstrus anu dances, blrtrdny
and requested them to dean-up
Mts. R. L. O sier who has been upon u llnw er ca rt laden w ith
the honoree. L ater in the evening
The T.E.L. Class of the
!cukes for lhc men's birthdays, ami
and Iwuutify their ground*. The the house guest of Mr*. W. T. package* and covered with n Dawson.
a-th*Drtons sairtri amt tw eet eotirse----ftantist r h u irli will meet with horticultural rhalrm an. Mr*. 1.. K. Langley for
sii*s luiuru Mae Brown, n v er-jat CliiUtma* tim e individual gift*
thlpast
two prolusion of orange blossoms and
was <erv*d hv Mrs, M- K- Baker
Mr*. \V. L. Stoudenmire, 903 Klin Spencer, raid th a t all report* months left la st Sunday fur ltd
Rett Cross, worker, * t“ kv of j u cro distributed to the men.
assisted by Mrs, i.iitndl and Mr*.
sweet pea*. Little Miss Kochellc sm*
Avenue a t 7:30 P. M.
tier
experiences
tuid.i
StU*
OlUe:
The-scarf*,
sock*,
sw
eaters
th
a
t,
for award* m ust be in by Match home in Jackson, Tenh.
WllRjim*.
4
<
Eubanks,. dressed n* a gardener
T h e.P ilo t Club will ipenior u
TBore nltriHlIiijf were:
Ml**
in dmigitrecs 'and ' straw h at. dress W hittle p r i n t e d n tie -: were knitted in tl.e II.8. were ill*-1
. bridge ard Chinese checkers parly
Mrs. S. C. -Dickerson, chair,
Mr*, Bernice
Mngruder
of wheeled the curt into the p a rty lightful program vf music by tiw |trib u tei| througli the Red Cross to
Stfele. M i-, F... ti. Kilpalrlck,
‘In the Woman’* Club beginning man of garden center, reported Charleston, S. C , is spending
Higli students.
*
|th c men nn,| they were truly up-1
Air*. Ftl'.ielL .M i*. M. E. B aker,',
room and placed it before Mi** aeminole
at 8:00 P. M.
Mrs.
II.
Wayito
Ituckr*'
p
re-'
preciateii,
Mt*s
Brown
said.
Coffee
J,
parents. Steele.
th a t the plant *ale was n g ran f some time w ith her
Mtn P o rte r-L a n ling. Mrs. ff. S - .i
.
The Weatslde P.T.A. will meet »access with the unit ilear.nir Mr. and Mr*. L. F. Lodge, who
sided over the meeting ami re- doughnut* nml other relreshm ent*
' Giiff, Mr* ILmLhan, Mrs. KerThe garden theme was fu rth e r (wit*
a t the scteol n m lito n u m -at 3:13 l „ w
> m Dclnlla t f the fmni resiibv a t , . t i l l . Kim .Avpnue.
were
heard
from
the
follow
•
were
*ctvrd
at
nil
the
club*.
Onlynut i utter. Mr*. Burke Steelo,
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carried out in the refreshm enta
I , M. with the heard meeting sale which will lie held h'alunluy
olficors: Ml*. George Me ill England w hs a -1 hour day J
Mi»- Jeannette l.neg,, Mr*: Ifnby
..
1.
| when., later in the evening th e mg
•ejieduied for 3 :° ° P. M.
will be announced later.
n
d
.
Mr*.,
O.
P.
Herndon,
Mrs.
cluli
operated
and
in
France,
B**l;
Idling, Hill K'ilpatriek. v FlwOod *
i ho»tv.-Ms assisted try Mr. M. II.
^ The,Tow nsend Club will meet
John
Lee.
Mrs.
K.
11.
Clements,
gium.
and
Holland
12
hour
clubs,
Mr*. A. F. Ramsey won t lie l of Bunnell
i t w#r*
'W Jimm*. Dotmld Futrtll,- JJIllston
.
, ii_
< t * i Spencer, Mrs. C. E .' Gormly and
in the Cour*, Hmtte n l , 7:110 P. m.. p lant at the garden center, f o r ' ....
Mr*
Boy
Tilli*.
Mr*.
J.
W.
uogr
*
ims*
s
p
i
t
open
ror
m
e
men.
were
for the
guest* of Mi. ami Mr*, (i. T,
Uitsck served a sw eet
Rnker, Clmrles Imrt'ing, ItamlaH
with Mr. L. P. Hagan, president,
Hall, Mr* A. M. Philip*, Mrs. C.j’
O liie-R eese W hittle p*e:j
Kcllam at th eir home on Park t cour>v ta lhc CUCTls.
T*off. Richard
H^olehan * and
presiding. The public is invited the month of February a* »hc Avenue.
used the center more time* than
Buddy C arter. .
■.
Those invited to bo p resen t K. Dawson, Mr*. Fred William*! settled a. group of Seminole High
to attend.
*nd
Mr*.
8.
P.
Ilighleymun.
School
girl*
in
the
following
Songs:;
'
any other member. The board
with Mis* Stacie were;
Mr*.
Mr.
.and
Air*.
(3.
.A,.
Edmonds
Mr*.PHillps
lead the group ••Softly,
Is The .Morning S tm -1
j
voted to dr mile |2& to the Red
FRIDAY
L. It. Steele. Mr*. CJ. 11. Steele.
“tRai
ta r Spangled rise”. "The Path Lending Down
-j '.j
■T—»—T. , _ ' A-** t
J
Cn>.*» and 1100
inward
the have returned from New Uroik- Mrs. C. W. laving, Mr*. Itoby in ringing .h e “S
ton,
Ata^
where
they
spent
a
Banner*.
O
ut
of
town
guests
To celebrate the llith birthday ‘ beautification of
I
The Liver’* and “ My Hero”. The | .
I ,
the
Fourth
Laing. Mrs. John L. Clark, Mr*.
week
visiting
relatives.
*
*
and
the
tlu
e
e
,,f
|)„y,
-nog;
“
Sfpul^H
eall
*y
Were
introduced
of Uirl Scout*, the Sanford sequt* S treet Park. T . C. Brown, M rs.TL L, F.ulianka.
will have a Speml-tHe-nlght ra rty
ed wale, ' l n . | t ,| Men*'. Desert* SiiniT, “ l.iko
Mr*. M. J . Meek*. Mr*. J . P, members reinstated
A targe spray can i* to lw
Mr*,
n.
K.
Hoik
has
returned
West
tv a m e t.j^
erl WkrTiei,
| \ M iglty Engle” n n d ‘"D ’ G (a y ! / '
from 0:00 P. M. until 0:00 A. kept ut the garden center «nu
Thompson of Preston, O ntario. J M. Hoyt*. Mrr.• M
.ii
from
visiting
in
O
verstreet,
F
la
,
M. Bring nosebag supper and will h* rented to
.
' u
R. R. Garrison recently ce le ^
Canada; M(*. Frank MncNeUl rc» Mr*. L F*. Spencer. Mr ' ‘ Rmie”.
i.. their
, s . i . - where she was called because of Mis, llnm lil lleckcnbnck,
Ralph A . S m ith recommended
hoMes-ys for the lunclirotjj'
^ f t a k f a a f , also cot and blanket pf the county to use in
hr.ited In- 77th birthday at ,hl*
tho
illness
of
h
er
falher.
thP Wuomoa tiu n >„p,i.ii 11
m | .. H .w , Good *peer!, Mrs. j IH SSO Ifit ofiorui "iv r
'I'^ V iin ii on Richmond Avenue at
M. 11. Spencer ■a n d - Mr*. C ., E.
gardens, Mrs. H. II. Colei Ann,
Sallie. H airlsuti C hapter D ..A . pees* chairman, announced today.
e‘ siviftl workers of Semi nolo j p g - stepheusoii. Mr*. E.C. tlo r- '-qnecn,*“ being Seiettc.l ol
| u h id i Inin- nil hi* children were ;
G o rm ly '
' "
Mr*.
Ashley
NVSmlth
and
son.
. ounty in their drive to have a l l [ |rt,,
Fletfher Bolls Bl\d .iU-s. ! nation, “The Daily Or ajijjo
It. will meet a t 3:1k) P. M. «t the
Also the
Misses
Jean n ette Co
I present au,| ehlehrnteil fhe oc- *
(lonald,
are
house
guests
of
Mr.
home of Mr* Edmund Mclseh
c„Ub. Thofte nMCioting ni f,.': Y ,cartip u in . w r« '
t-u*ion with a turkey dinner.
Laing. M argaret Kijbert*, Jnti- 4“g* th at h o i been nnioundetl
a n j Mr*. P . N. W hitehurst at
The
on West F irst S treet with Mr*. hostess at 3;30 p, nt.;
I IJ Lehman! Mr» R ♦t CtiSitcst t»» ciUMUl* Ml'
Mr
T)‘ *c pt. senf* were Ml, and
Circle their home I HOI Paik Avenue. eice Blown. FLie ‘ Farley, Louise h* lield until innoculated.
.8 . I!. I light mi and Mrs. H. E. No. R at the church anne* at
Clark, l.city Thunmmd, Anne delegate* to the state rnnv.*nt ion i T ivnrren. Mi- J.C. / Aldny of llere'vnie silt active w innm.-i i iMr*. Iloin'11 G anison and two'
Tookr n* eo-)v>*te»*cs. All vis 3:30 p. m.; Circle No. 0 with
Black. ItochellV
Eubanks
an d wtl| he Mrs It ticker and Mrs. '»•. (ininfsdlle. Mi-. J-N't .Gilloir. Mrs! | i.itidL Meci, id Lulkm. le v . * la. daUghltu* from S arasota. Mr*:,
P. .•Herndon..
' R.Sa
-------**H arrl’ - wiTfeterl rHi jlie orn pu* v 'l! r eo,'.iting mend-era are invited to a t Mrs. p, F. Whigham, 602 West •Mr», F. S. Cowan and Mr*. M argaret Spencer.
S .-ltiu
in le y . “MiA
. ,
,
iW
w...........
8.
Itiumley.
I d ' l„- Ayer* amt
*on
from
Kenneth
Mclaanl
will
leave
S
at
_ o*» Adams.
.
.
tend...
• •»
M r*.T 7-R
Mi - J.T. j lMJ mil „n
Bradentori. Mr*. E dgar IJuattiesou.' NHw.
6l»* F.
F- Compto...
t'o'mp
F iist .Street at 3:30 p. m. The urday ft* Sampson, N. Y.. where
Spompir.-..who
iiitlodueed
spoiivn, . wlm In
tiuduccil Mfs*
Alt**, N .w|,y, M u t lyde Ramsey, Mr*
hiiuiq fsiriii t'lm iloite, N. I*., and
. ___, „
...
Roynl Ambassador* will W e t Ml*. McLeod ' will ■ vtslr*- with
Laura Mae Lrown the i^ ia e ip a l' |[’ ( -,r l Reyly..'M(»* Sallie G ray.,
A service in the
uervanre of
n)_
jn tbe
church
Alt*.
Fted
Alexander
from
p.
ro
Chief
Mcl-eod
fo
r
two
weeks.
* World Day Of Prayer sponsored annex.
• m aker for th j afternoon “'‘hi:
C iv .-n -, Mr*. W A. lw avttLf
Chester, S, C.
^ v the council of church women
“In keeping with the Red Cert-* Ml>i p j ' hlrdrer,^^Mr*. K.A.'Moft f
Woman* J '
The circles of the
(K f Sanford will lie held In the
! We are JorlUlrttlo to have -W>G<
nm, ■ Mr* (Joorge Well*. Mr*
A
nciljury
of
,
the
Presbyterian
,
.
,
,
,
..........
i
Metholist C h in c h 'at 3:S3> P. M.
ju* Sanford'* one and only
1||,r ./H o U tl. ,-Mi» H.B X'tumley.
< > M , wl|l . m m . . . f e l j will
' “ be ‘igladM to know thh aJt ’ she ! Complimenting
Ml** _ J o y c e . Ciuv, w orker who »ervcd in . fot*
AVilliaip*. Sir*. Maude
I with Mr*. Charles Wilke.
The Garden Club circles will
has icturned to this .city and Steele whose m arriage will he a n , sign duty, ,»l.t«f l-aura' M ae' Willihnt'f Mi* .I n Mepdiek «'>'!
20 Sumtnertin- -Avenue at 3i30 fs
meet as follow*: A ratea Circle
gr:
grudtuvU'd
’ •m“
H .4 :0 0 i Bniwn. She / gra.IiuCe.l
froin ra |,,..M i« lv ' [h bioMO.
residing w ith her >orr-yidauti cu n tl’ ..vf' Mat eh
.w i t h Mr*. William W ray; Cent ml P- m.( Circle No. 2 with Mr*.
Soil
op College
Smith
I'a io U i, \ t l . \ | Wmt*.w orth, Me*
"*
o'chrek in th
Circle will lave a covered dish I). L. Thrasher, -124 Grandview
wee O u r t n m p le le S f l i f l i t t h O f
Mi** JantrC Itrow n
■ml
h e r lln« and /L a - ur rtt.-n
, llt
.................
S ,.t 1 JltgldejMfian.
Jft
*
luncheon a t Mrs. Annie Metrl*. Avenue at 12:30 p. m., for a
town sir* l'h\ - tt n ra Filiienttou nt Montreal j j , , "j \\ Halt, Mr* ll.W Ruek
mother. Mr*. T I' Blown
w rther’s an
Daytona
lle s r h ;1 luncheon; 'C ircle ’ No. 3
with
’
.. "■** tertaini'.l with a- otisrellanerru* l-t’olK gr/ fin B.i'R ^.»ea l ' aft •'
jj
Mi* W >
POCKET W A TC H ES
Dirt -G«rOv
i,rrs
.Xli(.K'
with *1Mrs. Mr*.
R, ^ Dow
. **to
,------is
•
mi ton, , “DM
. , J ’a ik , ■. Friend* of I M e Itnhrrt- [trad--; |t|uiwri at their hom o-eo l ^ u i d .whiele^ .h e decided to th* !»*•• lot / [ ’i...,,,,,..
\i,
\r ,,*«•• HimIu Wiii
BernaVi
Wilke;
MuumiU
V Circle Avenue
a*
1:00. P-Aj"
p.m .. '. / “l.
UirJ,
M
ilk
e
p
M
iinnoltv'-t.irclc
AVenug
a
t
,
b*ir>
'
W
IB
tie
in
ta*
cited
to.
Jc
srn
,
^
x
Cmlr
tail
evruipg.
J
fm
.Die
wai
effort
amt
*tgn.
J
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p
,
,
„
\
1t,
m
MiI
......
withI Mr*. ~
•
If. t,. H ctiel; Bore ■
luneWnm
(...............
Irele -No. ^6 withi Mn» ‘that he has t»eeu inducted m to f R0wl, ,.f gold colored iip n ia* |w v ti the llrd * to*, for foreign
Mt, . ,'„|ln t ,.r \ t , .
W BIST W A T C H E S
Clrsle
I* WlJh.Mra. E. H. Stowe..
<• Bennett, ,16 M agholiai ihe .A rm y ami- hj* mailing ad- |
f,.r„ » e,,. *i«<-d to decorate ,iRtli
She ha* ............turned from
vf
• x, ' u „ „
'
MIEN 1)1 V
. £ v*m* - “ l. " j 30 >i m' ;
' .h « S •» .mw Company C. .27 llle | m ll,
dimirg room Ih month* spent
Fram e. Ilel A " ,' '
' M
We t W arner
L A PE L W A TC H ES
MON HA V
nHV 6 IS O a k ^ ' v ^ t v " , ^ ; ' ' i U '' " ,Kt” * '
MeCU‘U n’
lh- ........... reahterwe. S everal' ghon Holland, Fmgland and Ge, [ *
‘m * 'lien, m,-on M-- V it
he Clrelet of W . M. U* o f , ^
Unk
3 “,° Alabama.
- . unruaiug r.mleet* were en joyed n ito n "
,
.
M|„ K U
K„ P Mr*.
The
E L G IN
1 M JA > \
>1 \M I I .T O N
throughout tin1 eevnirng
j* ith
sit** Drown ltt|d tne igur mem- ^ I)|lff, | | „ « Lint*. Mr* II.M. rapthe First Italitist Church 'will ,
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meet a . fo llo W Circle No. t ‘ Monthly lm*!ue*a meeting and
prise* being •aw arded -tir. S irs, k t i and guest* that
hr re- wu|(*.
j|em d o ii' Mt*
with Mrt. H. F Turner, J i n ; |'^ 'X r';m of lltc ' ' •
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Cecil* Baler. Mr* J. U. J’hillhis, celtn l Let lle,| C rass,train in g at j ( U[«.|,rer Mi*. I.F. Wuthea
West Seventeenth Street at it3fl M1* - W * “ * the Methodist l hurc’i
Miss Ml^lred Await and >fiss Ain hr rat University and Camp
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Mr-p j
Sanford Jew elry E x c h a n g e
F.lsie iV n y .
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No, 2 with MU,*'?
.MU,*T “ ’ ” ’vv pt^ T “ I'h the Iroard
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Marths Fa*. ’ 1300 Park Avertue | meeting at 2:30 p. m.
G ifts wei« ■presented te th e week.* at each place then t-ailed ' ••••«
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:t'tni ’ s A N F O R i ) '. W E N I ’P
Ralph
Smith
leek4. Mrshonoree In a Urge curt, a tim e - on the “ M auratanin" t« Liver.
• . *nd M r*, io r r e s t Gatrhei a* co. *
T t:p n n * v
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Tl)e
Cog
hum
S*:hool
of
Dancing
lively (Jecoratc^l wjtb crepe Pjt'por, pool amt lrateie.1 to Ltuulon. Of |t |
Harper,'
J K-. Cuurlei
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Circle I •
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A T illlO S \ m . L J K W K I.ItY
It HIi per * Mr* J.F
* Nettie
No, 3‘ with -Mrs. 0 , S. Selmart.L Circle No. 4 of the Wo marts will present a program a t Ufck- -gold (ohiivil it'npla* and, fern, t the faut ly’pes of ituty an A rnett/ \ | IV •telin M. -1*cti .Mi
Mi*.
tfl M .IT Y 1.1 G G A G K
ttiiUlCMemorial Library ill Of’a nge A f t e r Mi** ht^ele opened h e r ' e a n IIP,I ( i P t s
om an m ay l«*
‘1-mi Mrs- j . f;i Ttakei Mr* i
Slarrh I I a t 8.10,7*. .M. Ifift.? tlu* hoAtPMPu »efv«l re- a i>ik'niMl. eliilimobilr. ho&|Ht«»t, iielil
P i- e tu i, Mi * Irving Fein- f
the •pnnsership of the
ents in the
.
director*, or •ini,, .h e vra* assign. ■C I . Mr - - A Yu■uue andl Mr*
Orange City vYoman’a (3ut>. The frehm
Mis* Steele. Mrs. I.. H Steele,
pantumunc ballet. “ P e te r'a n d the Mrs. R. A. Ilowell. Jr.. M rg!' **
A.“ lU r B* a
I Lea Lwlyer
W oir. anti .o*e other act will 8. J*. Graham, M.rs. A. W. Lee.
form the program .
Mr*, H arry l,ce
Mrs.
i out undo ilentil.
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Sirs. little*, /M rev
P eter and the Wolf" will b e , Thumpron,
Mr mid Mr*. P • J IPidko of ]
iry Prokofiev, Phillips,
•Tomorrow al the
danced to' music by
Mrs. Calvin * Jordlnr. I CJlt'M K V A
Garden City, who have been
transcribed-by Let/t>olil Ktokowski
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I Mrs. II.ouilic
amine Ileal. Mrs. ■\V. /AT,|
CJ
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RED HAHN
visiting Mi. ami Ml* Raymond
By Mr*. A. E. Mttrsn.
conducting Ihe
the All American Or
Or I.ymt^ and the Misse* Mildred
McGill, returned tu New York
chestra with com m entation by A w ait.
Elsie F arley,'- Mildred
LllNCH SUGGESTIONS
Capl. C. W. Culpeftper spent this week.
Basil ’ Rathbcne rind Ahureography Williams, umV Jewel Pittman-.
the week-end in • WitSler .Park,
,b y Mrs. P. H. Tep* ic, director of
Mr. Greeliway of A tlanta, who
'IlUma-mode chlckeri hoodUNsoup*
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| visiting In* stater • and brut her. I* rimneeti'd with Sears Roebuck
i the sehosl, Those participating
- #»|tinej; Roy* famous Hanthurger
Mr,
amt
Mfs
K
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tert
Ward
in the ballet will tie: Jimmie Mac- _
and 1 iiinpany I'nnlest*, vlslte.i
sandwich, cofferi ami cake.,:
i hey. aiteniled
the
A ni muled the lie.ie\t» Svhoal » tew day*
Donald, Grelchen Kirrhhoff, Ann |
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Magailire
Dll
S^mdity
toflOM
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UiIh'bciou* polalo salad, snltinrs,
I Whltnkur, Jacquelyn MscDonultl, ;
ago with Mr* Thelma H tllnri.
in
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mmirt’s
Ntrcirty
of
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grilltd clitcse sandwich, coffee and
! Holm Dean, Mrs. Tepsir. Mnnn
niam ig'i of |he Seat* Sanfonl
I Uftii Svrvu'j* wan hvlil «l
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coke,
<t re
I Jobe. Harriet Brown, Jane Davis
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I and Phyllis Shames.
they, .d ieted the Geneva hoy*
Onl) 3 mile* South of Sanford on Highway 17. d A i / mil, Roy
After a brief business *e*»r.,n
I Act II will be u* follows: Henliof
want, lo are yurt. Open II A. M. to UtlO P. M. Closed on
the l\o*to** »erve,l
enke
unit mill girl* ihe opportunity
I mentaj Jouraey in Dance by
poultry
and
Tur*il»j,
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l-*olfee to -1110 following; . M r s paituipaliiu: ut
i Anita Aiken and Flolse Cooke
Nelltf Thfinx*, Mr*. B e rtie 'Much gardening contests, lo lie spon
I Pol nc Ians, Jran Nay or'; Minstrel
m o rt/M rs . Milltums, Mrs! W. G. sored by Mr*. Bntner.
'fla y s, Janice Kinlaw; p K in, JnnoThe. sclin-l uml community a|r
K llbee/ Mr*. K. IL^KlUtee, Mr
•Chi
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Chapman; .......
Military -8nlule,
Yvonne
HaseJ Ktynl. Mr*. Umlerwmsl. pilsm le 8 c .11a in ten ‘*t in the
*| Cul
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n| Flgwers
F1!
of “Tuscany, 'Hnr"
Mica' FIvFlyn Imniel*.. Mr*. Guy Imy* and girl* of mil comirmrlBrow
r i |tttt Brown:
Tricky* Taps, Maria
i*y
»lbt, Mr*. NitrUtii
and
Mt
tnendea.
F; IJ. Muknk.
*
Also
Fascinatin’ ' Rhythm by
Mr. ami Mis- W. M. Turn-*
Gretrhen Kitchhoff. Ann Whitand to n . t'.fi.irlp* have le tp rin u
aVec and Jacquelyn MacDonald;
from
visit lug relative* m Tampu
Mr. and Mrt. li^taco F. Bent-,
C u r d a t by Jane Chaptnan, Anita
Rev. Milton Mrl.end annuuru
Aiken, Dpithrn Sackelt. Finis* ley unnounee the b ir th ’of t, son.
Cook and Pbylll* Bach; Yangn hy. E rnest, on March fi nt th e.F ern ed a rcfivnl meeting »chei)titi I t
Jean e a g e r jiml Simon DtngfeMet. uld-l^uglgiin Mctmirjal (U>*|iitsl for a week l>eglnning March )"
the
former *t the * Mether! I*t (h u tch . Fiver, ,
The niiimsts fur tlie program will Mr*. Bentley i*
one, Is cOrtllnlly invitee to attend *
be Mr*. Marvin 'Milhm »nd Miss Thelthn Tew.
Mbs. A. II Alien am| grand
. Lillian M ctvi- children, Luther
ami
Carole
,v* *
Mr*. David Hpeet
election of officers fur the now- •avid, and
J^e*'
y ear was held Still Mrs. Liles were dinner guests of M r, and
W alker was elected to succctl Mr*. Mrs. E urnesl Ward, ,‘ ^tiday, in
t*= ' ‘ V
Ingle
iir*icy. Mis* Mary .K in g who i* Winter Park.
president of the Suwaitee P ro . Mr*#. R. N. 8 1rev ell anil Sirs.
.‘ A . v
SETYtVBt.THE PACE
vince wa* the guest speaker. Th* Bertha Lindsey motored tu Camp
* *,
:The Spring m eeting of D istrict Fall meeting will be held in Co Ulanding Sunday to v liit Mr*,
ACR0 5 1 AMERICA
Two ed the Women* ’A uxiliary of coa.
rvatherme liavls.
, Ythe Episcopal Church of the Dio- . The
from San*
. women. . attending
.
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Mr. and Mrs. F rin k I^F il*
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if -/ .'
ees* of South Florida met M*r, to n i w er.: Mrs, Ingley; Mr*. A. und yoitnK
William of Oak
1 a t the Holy T rin ity Church In M. Philips. M rs. B. F. VS’h lln e i,!
v .sited M rs. S arsh Let'll*,
Mrs. J , L. Ingley, Sr., Mrs. Aon?11* Noble and M r*.1 ihursilay.
. # >-*
W. E, W atson.
E T Kummcrhill lm< returned
to Ft. ..auderdsle to his work
rr
aftei having been
home
for
V ifif
sevaral vvek* for medical trea tSociety Edttorr Creel I* Trutuck
Requests Ctfy
**Social
Calendar Club
O w ners^o Beautify P e r s o n a Is
(Jarrison F a m i l y
('ek’.liratcH Birthday- .
Mis.s Joyce Steele
Honored With P arty
BEFORE YOU BUY
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E n t e r t a i n CIul}
Fp|*e
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LUNCHEON
NO.jL
This Spring
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50c
NO 2
50c
Boy Johnson’s Bed Barn B cstaurant
Mil
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mu vn
Local-W omen, Attend
Episcopal1 Meeting
Cv >:
J , Mi tired
Math leu *,
Francv*
U r tta . . o n e . McGill, .H a rrie t
U figrl. I j | Braddy and Drvul
Oim.an. wv.e the 4 - ., Club m rnn
M rs who entered chicktir* anil
( egg* In Hid Central Florid* E x
position u . Lrlando l i l t week.
Friends of Mrs. Henry Levy
- r e g ret to learn she Is stttl
the hospital In Sanford.
Tbs Baptist Missionary Meet*
Met
g this afternoon * ’• th* hop
J im ^ .y
;|lra ., Calvin - 3 p. m.
s
The Geneva P. T. A, celebrated
; Swort «n5uVlr for Sunday
F o u n d e r 's Day last, week'
at
tha school with
* -pageant,
' w ear, i M H k n f r v B l r V f o r r
“ Light for
Tomorrow.
The
pfoygroundYeor
. Ih a ft
echcol
band
played
aeveral
tha la c r e t ' o l a ^ m i a r a *
numbers, and Mis* Mabel C hap
man played a aolo.
ever• orovVrfg p o p u la r ity
.Four U rge
colored
candles
with the Mam* who buy
were lighted to . represent the
them, Ihe Dadf who pay for
home, parent, school end tile
them, o f t# Ihe lode who
ahlkL
them.
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A large white cake waa lightad honoring the founders -of
P i T. A.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dooley
and children,
children, end Mr. and Mn*.i
Mrs. , ,
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in flit tntim iK p r i n t s . In s p u n r a y o n , g in g h a m a m i * e e r .
• itr c k e r . in MlBiiea an ti W o m c n ’a size.-h
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g.10 up
CLOSEOUT ON BAGS — 2 M
“We Clothe 4he Family—We Furnbh the Home” .
216 E. Irst St.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 1916
TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
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an y p a ia .1 I h r u u c h w h ic h 4 h a r e la
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M a m J o l t it*fAX* t i M i t i T » r leu iti n n d I h i rm f o u r t h , o f
o th e r
T a i l n t x i k u p P to a tlX M . i n m in e ra l* w ill b e ra a a rv a d .
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LEGAL NOTICE
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Coconojj . H-oz- Jar .. 13c
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[orden’H Chocolate
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In Our Meat D ept
Fresh Fruits & '
Vegetables
d in ip ttk e
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Oranges 5*lbs
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Oystefs
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3J.c Selects
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S tan d ard . _ . . . pt. 71c
Smoked Hanoi
Fancy Icrbcrg
Lettuce
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(Squares.......I
Young Pole
I Freah Local (drawn)
II*eg 0 Lamb lb. 42c
A A ‘ Wealcrn’*Lain
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Lamb Chops, lb. 61c
AA Wealcrti Slh
Ioamb.Chops- lb. 48c
UA'Wfatwn1Uoilx. ’
Shoulders1:. , lb. 36c
Siucrt •
Pecans
Yellow
MdrfelU .S a g ^
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S p u sag e.......Jb. 39c
Onions .. 3db»
pFollcliriityle Smoked
Sausage !......lb. 56c
\3A. Mo. .1 R*d B 'i”
Potatoes .. ,3-H
Cabbage
lb.
Lemons' , lb.
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li e Wl^ite Bacon lb. 23c
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MAGhtTOS
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Grape Juice Punch 25c
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Friday ai*d Sat,itf.#y
BefrfftrMa 2-lbs.
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Sweet Mixed
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Gardes Gift ‘Sugar
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Libby’s 2*3-4 sieve Garden
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And Disposal Of Trash And Rubbish
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Effective March 11, HM6, the City will collect trash and rubbish
from alley* only, excepting plnces where the property is not -idjaceht io
an alley. A fter said date all property *>wners and tenants will be required
’to pltjce tKETr tWSjntrmtfc pKO bu trrf uilcy;forTTi8p35al ThoselTol fiuVitjg
access to alley ahould place trash in one pile on parkway and not sweep or
pile In street gutter for it stops up catch basins and sewers.
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tuerh *i «oee. u s *Huut uuH**
V?lleran, wife and one child. Kar l>rn*M teUas sf
Perm anent resident*. Call Mr*.
Touehton' Drug Co.
J. A. Strange, IMiS-J,
3 . ROOM furnished . apartm ent
wanted by middle aged couple.
Permanent. W rite r*. O, Box
1444.
OUTBOARD motor. 2 to .'I horse
power. Drlehanly. Gvoovn Biidge
Rt. J.
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ICE pepper planU, Florida 01ante and WVld BeeUr. MrsFrank Melecb, Phqne 423-W.
RACTOR, plow, df»c, leveling
board, trailer. Good' condition,
excellent bargain. J. L. Perljem.
tfke Monroe Corner. *.
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RADIATOR REPAIRS
PROMPT SERVICE ON
LEGAL NOTICE
A LL CARS
Strickland - Morrison, Inc.
P H O N E 200
w w w w w w H 8 a M M a M a a aa M 8 8 a a H 8 8 H H *88M M nw
laundry. We offer you a Complete
Service.
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YOUR OWN HORN
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OF T H U .NEW SPAPER
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Phone 475
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TRACTOIIS
c*~ -ovnrheul^d
819 W. J*rd SL
| LWPrY I u L fi f .j -H *»it I* indhivig u i t U f r»inS
I Ihc Lk fsl, U rt (NsAii’i P lJli,
by
' 12 YEARS OF AGP OR OVER
^MISCELLANEOUS
1 BORROW llR R E W4TBRB .
.* TIU VA CY IS RESPECTED
• CABHIER HOYS, 1,2 years of n«c or over, wanted to Oliver
Tho Sanford !iror|il|Unt a hislt rate of income for tha. time
involved. We dealra appilcantu who. are bright and "on
thtdr lot’8,** who .will lie contuflentions in giving their Hub* Hmhern real 'twrvl<;e, who Have umbltldn, the tlertiro to
tvottk hard,nnd huvu moiwy while becominir "little bunlnetta
men. Any boy who fee In he cannot meafuro up tb these
qualification* will be wasting hi* time to apply. Applicatioiw
should he made In person at The Herald office. *
YOUR* natural deeire for privacy
in money 'matter* i« strictly
respected here. Friend* end
and p art time clerks.
relatives are not quwtlonod
gbcut your c^rwdtt. Your emBOYS, 12 years* qf
slo r e r or bbsineee e**o.-iate*
vgr, wanted to deliver
>111 not hear of Irotir* personal
r Tarmirvg. tpo .high
I bargain. UsganN S«
lail.uLjParhnni. 111. 1
MixuuotGmar. *=
24 Tnch
’qrd H erald 'at a high
«om e for the tlm e.ln We detire appllcente
if fa ir * . There 1* n a . cause fo r
credit requirement*.
are bright and. "on the(r
" who Will be comeienlloite
ivlng their subscribers real
I f e ' f t e have ambition, tit#
. CARRIER
BOYS
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SAVE PRECIOUS TIKBS
eeU balwKwd.- front « td all
assure* longer Ur* Ilf*. **»k
triu ,' -i
HOLLER MOTORS SA LES
208 W. l e t 8L
ereld office.
FYONE having land d eered or
'Ulldoser wutk to be done. See
C. L.*Hobver a t 1112 Elm Are.
m p ix
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Adults only.
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, SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repaired
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J'lcrk I'lrcull Court. Meialin.t*. County, florid*.
RJDfNG horee m ay^he seen a t
Middleton Grocery, Geneva.A ve. n u i uOMOllILE
n u u i i i O ' painting, voiding.
wviuiii*.
Roy R e e l,'300 W. 2nd St.
MILCH cow with second calf. 3tV*
4 gallon* N tallyvD Ixid Grocery .SRWING machine* repaired. W il
1403 W„ 18 S t . ___________
lia m s f l s i t Bhop, 2P5 W. 1st.
GAS hot w ater healed. Call *370- iI()MK laundry—<lry wash, al*o
.finished, t o i l W. Hrd.X'
good, supply of
by chlcke a t
,, Feed .Store, CTLOTEP
hlcyele.
m
I haute to rohulhl ww.a
II. rl . M>*l.'"T<Wu
nvnusly dsvclupiiig Hie Uiui*
uirwneyranrt anvsnrtrrtatm or r*b n , i *i *
tiuitetl
In I no ■'
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tiuirctl from Germany.
----. meant turn, however, the _LUNVIlI1IVIU tioes l i a 'c lo tr y to find
living space for the ten* of th o u
sands who hu'.* to *Uiy tn \\ tr*
W ar-r u n - 1 saw for weeks nr month* Imforo
WARSAW. Pnlnml
ed Warsaw's population lius in- • they move on.
creased 100,1)00 in the laet fuur
m onths ami the steady title of
humanity continue* to sweep inu»
the cat Hit).
im :li u f
f t tit.it v r t t »
The big influx of Polish icpa- T o • t l k
i ,n i i : r: >n;i:itt<'K
whose
trlate- from Soviet Russia nud
|t|iie, oi t osldeilci ami I*,**'
o f floe n .lilio . I- as t.ttloV s
western Flurruiean- eouittrlcs hi*
I1 u Ks»I li r | fi
,1 ;
given government officini* a do.i
#•iliill1if.
n e w
a n d c o m p l e t e e q u ip m e n t
ble-barreled headiushe.
The e >
plain they lied
trouble enough
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
trying to find shelter f**r the
*
400,090 people alreutly in lYnr •» " . I
but ip*.' with lOU.OOn m ol-. Ihen !
job t,f finding huilMtii: ta n iiii
“
bonlri* upon the imposibl''
(•••■
W itn tw ’i
pre-wai tKjpultilioii 1'
P HOLI.ER MOTOR SALEH
GIRL lot. aoda Fountain at Larvlu rt them now.
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Fhoweey‘» Drag Store. Pgrt time or 108 W. Wrat S t,
Junior
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BACKACHE, .
LEG PAINS MAY DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
BE DANGER SIGN Send your Dry Cleaning with your
O. 8 . MILl.FJf
HTRitM CLEANING
Motor* run better, cheasi* rust State repreientetives,
lr»s f they are cleen. Promptly livery,. Orlando.
Stewart
and, thoroughly done.
FRYERS fre»hly dressed, available dally. Tendr-Fry I’oultry, ONE Metronome wanted to bu>
Phono 274.
2Z08 ganford Avenue, Phone
924.
U81NF.8S
GIRL wanted to shflte
A.N O T H E R good re
nice double room with anutbei
HOUSE close In with 2 furni*hed
■awing machine. It*
bli*lnes* girl. t-VOI) wrrk lent
apartm ent* in very good con
W illiam s F ixit Shop.
fo r each. Phone 473-W._____
dition. Good Investment. 217
[GE8 $2.00 buehel dtllrtred.
w. Lord Phone 788-W .
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claim n r tltm a n d pti.dl h r to tltlu d * Nittne N U tu lr I C h a t i t e f Jv'V,
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CRIW MtMBIRS OF THI NAZt CRUIIIR P rts: Eugen arc ihowtt nt they filed down the gannilank of the ship
■■I tin* nuval base in Plulodclphin, Fa. In a im'prUIttg dii|i!ay of a(liCU*ti(or member* ol the German Nuvy,
lokte A.OOU G ennaa-A m ericeni pal^ hom ajc to Uie 517-nian crew uf Hie rrsiUer nnd ihow osed them with
BtfU. The *hlp w ill be umsI o* a "guinea pit," In the atomic bomb tc.t at UUtiiii Atoll,
" ( f i;« t nulujmUi
WANTED
WHITE E ssex hog, glmut 2 years
old. Country Club Road Rt. 1.
Mrs, T. O. T yner.
whall
1.,
,»M
'..ti
^niiirfc
© sap:
Officials iodteve',, ,
UNFURNISHED apartm ent by 2 CANAUIOL Miitute,
S u l worhlne was 1.100,01)0.
RALLAIU1.9 feed, grocerlea, etc.
will be reached I t
pet mauent resilient*. Call 900- —triple senna llunhler* Mixture that totat again
qulrklr loosMie end >*(*•* pkitarw within *i* montii* if the pn-M-nt
□ ton e H66-J. II. q . Touehton, LATEX rubber seat cushions.
W from 8 til 11:30 A. M.
lotlged
In
the
lube*—c
le
a
n
sir
pMlV>'ve||s
Office
Supply
Co.
tfO l Celery.
*»**»—eootht* t o n e ! .tsw tleSU*#. trend continue*.
F U R N I S H E D Apt. 3 room*. sn* or two elp* and worst couching
It i* th? govern me n l's pliui to
lUd3
Chevrolet
Coach,
good
condi
epesm r u n . You get result* In ti tend most of the repatriate«''in,.t*
WE ARE fully equipped end
Phono 9107. Mrs. Robert A. Xoti
feel
the
enrol
isatesily.
tion.
good
tire*.
Must
he
sold
. know how to recap your tire*.
Minter.
f
Co tnpou ntieft from rare ('aneetsn Poland's new w cstein
by Saturd«y. 407\k W.' 1st St.
1*1n . luieem end Other soothing
Natural rubber or aynthftic,
heeling
Ingredient* Ounkleve CAKwe protect aidewalle o f ypur ‘‘MARINE plyvrood fishing* anti
ADtOI, Mixture trtetU la W.H A- I*
tire*. Jone* Tire Shop, Cor.
gtffrrent
from Hnslhlng you ever
outboanl boat* ready for de
tried, (let s bottle today—IhK e.
" I L O S T 3 2 L B S .I
1st end Elm, Phone COS.
livery. CORRECT CRAFT m a 4 TO 5 room frame hnuse with
WIAR S i l l 14 AOAIM"
hogany planked runabout* and
1-2 to 1 acre land—within *1
Ooee ISAtl* ,Fll»s n#yhoJ.lsl,u4 f
UPHOLSTERED febrlca, tapescruisers: some of these model*
miles of Sanford. F air condi
■otkl
ultk At HR file- /
trfw,
1/rpcaUtlftf,
UftttiJtAkj,
reatly for Immediate delivery.
H M .C A frL lU-tliMiErij i% h N o * ■ A
tion. Cash. W hat have y*u
O f T ir e d K i d n e y *
Jk*
U
i
A
u.
-igi
a Lliiir Yc-Jf t|Pine Castle Boat A Construc
ImiUUott toftthtr and <li iptry
.
IP
W
tr .a V I n f f o ^
Bos E. I„ Herald.
ia$;
ot
$a«y
i>
o
«
!«•
fabrics. A rrvigem snt for carirrti*Tr*hir,df=i
t ^u3trrn.fUln*n4iHv n - lh ln g
tion Co., Pine Castle and Titu*fctl 1*jili4 Uf Ilk* ***** If-lkhlui
th rfiv N stu rem » rtew i$ F filR c y t* atH ik L
vl|Ie, Florid*
' • e if work de*ircd. R. 8.
fijlL tV / f*r]X
iAw
Y ^ar I t i d m i t c * t t * ttrn 1 io n J,
Xna<l* m muatf Urt.
Th*fcIihbcjnarrH*1urt">tHi*f vtly*ft»l h j '
- f c ' ZVil N' OmngstAve,
' SAWH
*
* Sg” » .r ,
Mfru Rri4» HfJiil iwin.nru* «**i* t*ij| i.f iHc
TRAor|
L» rltruaal im *» genltirtiwl hr
L4--L Thrr b«li* tSartt pHroj-I*? |,4*4
1
Wiiton Kadint cutting machine — —
iBrfr Hau IM
j tnia b tkf.
.
vjix»*T
und other m k i for contractor* WANTF.D
MMMkMl 14 Id 1»Pfiundl
I
If ll*» I& fn ilra c f kU!riry |i»lw$ »r>-l
HEART and .(r a in cyprt** poi
lrrr*icln«f«ff h rtL rllh .
>'• h 'l * t ! f i irrfl. T*
and cabinet maker*. Wo have u
rujrr. Tl
Ih# AIDS VlumlsUnJjr
W rite Frwiule WlUame, lib
I ts iL r Iik^nL Th* *w|S®CaM tn#y
P*
few of the** machine* that c a n ------------RftliKlniniB.
I-fl-dkflkf;hfi, tli#itrn*Ii# nltii, Uit ih$in*, kw«etf
Box 228 A A, D fiaod.
.
be .cold in Florida at the present W ANTED
| r p (trot i w n r , P rllln g L ttti tiLfJiU,
SoHFffll* Mb UidHltl. Kt
time.
» i iiJT-Df** tkri^h-r tl*p
tin ntt'l tl ltl iAve.
irtld 'c r r ilH c f c ti
rtdfttfruMl ec^ortlifii to Uw, ttt»
property 4##cllM4 ihurrifi will Aii
u c m * .
nuIu to the nliefc#*l bidder «t Ih*
ruurt houKc dut.y on the first kto»it.r I,, tbs munth uf April. 1st*,
which l* the 1st day of Anx)t t»t*.
t ' f , t* « e ,t.
tUtr.t this I'll, dey o( P*bru.ilV,
S I NI f t tl.NINST s t i l l S:VT\TS:i
You mu,I r»cl> ,*f *.,u or* I'M ..
ilt'Wl#f»r4„
Oeherle* A 'R ettery rfientlny.
,H. S . POPE COMPANY, IN C
t in :Im s r n i M
»* I*. v O t . t . I S S , .
TO ( l . l . t H S n i t T U l f *
Tn lisa k r Ih U lim p ly , n«> r j i k h ra f*
Ih R ' lf * l **111« tl u r f n r ilm isa iis M
litllfe ftliim lr m* r l ii c r . If | «•$ R ff
60.0UO mature') iirpfwr plant*.
Muit sell immediuUly.
Karl
j
T». I ' l . i l R I I I A .
i> r n a B . u r .
R a n t e d ! Men And P opulation Of
Worn*ft W ho A rc WarS!lw Increi
FUR co»t. jturKmt,
hew. llDO.uii. so
urtOfr Ihb *AId COfllfl^OU
Wma lb I h l .lu tlu it- u*—L’xi*
m i : l u t tiT us* r u t: t o m .
Irv
p . N- SAYEJR
ckty Ma n a g e r
W
A N TED TO
--
U iV E N
tltl*
,
in
11 Xor special services for your trash
neks make the scheduled rounds.
per IlnerfK one insertion
per line fo r J Insertion*
per line toi alx inaetllon*
per line for 2$ insertion*
Minimum charge 30c
Count 3 . word* to a line
including phune and addrrn*
UJOUZI.V
son
in s
T h i|p U M. ftklQllj*U».ltt huldJt
».f T a il t V i i t f i s .:o N o. JZ f w i
ihr iih «ujr or Xiiffui«r a . m.. i»8t.
prM>
f o i le d
m in
CLASSIFIED HATES
I* -
r . u , 'd r
»»£ df rtf If- (j« iv iitjj ihrtifofi, ?a|t|
h Ini cl i *■«hi r a tw»i* IA . U O N K I# IS A 11t i r^r(iflriilA rn>*/tirij* .i*ie f»j Itowing
oufltir
ItO IIK IL T Sl IM atftliffi
K A T I I K I l - U r»crliicfj p r o p e r t y In
r*i hominoi#'. p*tai« or yiortilR, toIN i: O I W W
llt ll iK IIT H *
w ll:
N 4 uf J4K»» of b\V%
Il> )
fitr iju fr -lL T nwm hitu 20 Homh
H l l l l t i 32 K * * l
A * 'T 9 » > " * " ■—
. ‘ITip ajM»r*<*rn»ifit tif Ui# iChld^ffrtf*
KJttrKU.
T h e d t y 'l s endMVOrliig to render belter 'service on collection and
disposal Of trash and Has placed two. (nicks on regular scheduled routes
throughout .tne City, which will be-ndenuoto to keep the City clean if
everyone will cooperate in expediting collection by placing trash in one
Id*
08e
07e
03e
A f rL U A T iu e
I A\ UklUS
i in r T in
IU>.
known.
Tha Sanfonl Herald coe* into
ntobe than 3000 home* in San
ford and. Sem inole County. If
>u h»va aom athing, to atll or
ty you wit] find th a t a .elaait*
•d ad in thaaa eolunina will
lljh a m oft paopla about itifor
th d P taat money. Phone 148 or
bring your mi to Tb* Herald
office for <|ulck reiult*.
t e l so file d *1*11 b* 'o l d
K P IT II A. J 'J N E jJ.
A* K i r r u l r l i o f (hiL **t
\V"ll * n u
of
r i r » l I 'u b l t r i l l n s . r , I,r u .,r > l l , l*«*
A m :u «
■Utirr l» ttHlltl«*A«|i
K. -
Notice 9 f Re«!1,?tions ? p
iltm a n d
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PAGE EIGHT
bH tU u le
i ’l l
Sports
m
T H E 8 A N F 0 R D H E R A m ^ A K F O R J I FLOftTOA^ , .V ~i ^
F— f
•Ue14».~-
>
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Blades
Puts St.Paul Club
Through Stiff Hitting Drill
COi^rife ^fRobbjns
J U L IA N
With
STENSTROM
.* r
T H U R S D A Y , M A E C P h ’7, io jj
|j
n
Long Distance
Ruler Looks* To
. Boston Marathon
‘ l,
tv f
j*
INCOME TAX RETURNS
My office will l*e ojyen until 8:00 P .. M. every ltig^t'
until’ March 15. Fur competent advice see** ,
In
lining For, Apr;
Ray Rlaemire • And!
Slick Coffman Are] N O /l ROOKIE
Holding O u t F o r’
B o o s t In' Salary
C H A S/C . HURT
RO61H 208 WOODRUFF BUILDING
Yesterday afternoon Claud*. A
. e ft
lly J I'l.lA N STKN8THOM
'Whidden. gruernl manager uf the
Herald Sport* Kdl\or
Sanford Baseball Association, put
forth f n tip pen! far nil sellers of
Sa'
T hirty-four Saint*
of the
pnsse* t» contact hi* of- p nu| d u l l of the A m erlntr^ A*
fico a* aw n a . |«.»thl<. and t?. |
^ U n u r d their Spring
port {he
*«'*' wurknutrf yesterday afternoon at
'1 U\ official
/ ; r^ ,irport
' - iSJ.U ,,lr
“ liJ *a J*l :tK8"5rantcrpiil AndH?,.-’Field undr,
an
of ,„pas*
.
.11_.
11,_ of Manager Ray
irk io f- ihe P rin ter. elirlrWt
the
direction
to date rannot It* forthcoming Made*. The Sjrlnt*’ skipper put
r ,W ^ ,r,“ ,,t ,»«-»rn.l le i w A 'flurtd Down E nat .ryratheV
v
'V
't
U
* until nil report* are in.
• 'o f! 1-otblV, him absUl. Dnlly -ssofVoUt.*,
the athlete* through u stiff hll-j
\#quad ** T'r,~Whidden »*1H he
wasn't
ting
practice
session
ami
a
throw
yumed l l n Iasi
artel* aa m
m
ThsYm
■tire, hut he estimated th at
a sl yyean,
e a t\ •flat*
T
h ( ^ 4c t t ^ - w i ? Hostori miarTing session to elim inate' winter
absence during the w arj hut t U l
* .a.(( g te r
some ZOO |n
300
season
stiffness.
panne* hare hem *old.
A
.n u ad etm jpetfj on a -H p iltw l" ,’ {* ? T i f fSi th e 'A ;
Blades also put 'hi* mnundsmen,
. c w
v ,
%
v .
meeting of the board of di
iihjTielw’
through a short 'd rill covering
rector* nf (he
association
I-a i' year m ergberk'ef the'VouM '
p it^ icrs’ activities mi nud around
was held jealerday
a fte r
baelt .fq r practice an-r Sphn Ford;
the initial sMck.
noon.
Arrangements
were
Crescpm City.- I t r i b e P t Hle»«,
Bob Tnrleton, general manager
being made thla
morning
Gainesville; and O scar Mirap.bt,, lorig'tlninnce tiUes//
of the club, said no player* had
for a ronferenee to Im held
Turn p a .,
. . . .
,
; Bff^do C h ir lie 'ih V e w fre oliiy,
Joined the alub yesterday, tu t
tonight b*l wren local base
The schedule; A pr,
fJeorgiBy^arm ups
■— fn
» -rith
* ■ e'- vb,ig 'g o a l of- •his
greyhound
gus
.hat
l^
rry
Rosenthal,
tin
out
ball official* and lioh Tarlrv - ■ ■-■ %In Gainesvlllej.
I career—tli*
•
j
Apiv
i
ZW
.
'.FJorhla
cwre
—the
BAA
crowrrt.
la on th e atr aver
fielder wht) in past year* hind
ton, general manager of th r
.
*.*
A A U Meet lo (iaine*v/|iee; Apr. i i.'T he .ZSycof.pl'j . T{e(jhin?'~hpi
AVDBO tonight at
perforated with the New Voik]
Si. I’aul Saint*.
27. Auburn , in A.ulairuj .May 4. b e e n . running s f a c e M g f 'icHeipl
Vniike;* and the Philadelphia
R a c e s ’ StftfC
Tennla and Tilden
BtlO and over WLOF
Mavaha • lii Gainesvillq; May 17- days in M*nche4ter, Co KJk. , when
• . ..
, Charlie
Morrison,
erstwhile Athletics, is enrnutc to Sanford
a t S JS with all the
IS,
RoutheattVrn
Conffrhnte
Track
he
f
ir
s
t’stapled
jogging
over
hnyk
|
8
:0
0
-P.,Vf.
"
^
h
n
r
p
■
,
I
tennis official who umpired the today,
“dope" on the dog* L
M
eat
in
Blrmjrighnm^'
'
.
rouda'-1-*^
fo
u
r-n
lU
e^
ttek
'—1
l
if^
tr
‘
l.'
^
1
^
•
at f th e ;, Sianfftrd-OrIndoor matches Tuesday night
Catcher Ituy Blnentlre. who for-)
^ T rin ip tiC s. , A ) t- S tn r ',tT g * itu r e
_ .
,iv isitin g J il.' .su c e tlu ltri why -U
In Orlando when
Hill Tilden, merly toiled for the New York
Undo Kennel Club.
CAM
.
ON
.BlMilNX
-----....................
C.,,
’
Inow
-Mr*.
D
n
rik
'H
d
liliin
s/in
n
tl
Fred Perry, Vincent Richard* and (Hunts, ha* not returner] his con*
SfiVBNtd't R,U:E — F lrT u p iT V
ilver KiO.OOO American m ijttary of .his-ycl>r-tdd jd a ig h te s , Chi*fl
Jack JoaM appeared In several r ra rr aml i» reported to la; iwldamh
rlrilin
n
peraoUncd.
b*ye
•tuuc,1
.
UniveesUkeof
C
dnlicclkut
track
exhibitions, raid that the
An- ing out for a salary hike. Also in
E A ^T fR P R W C f c r "
id th e ' f^med Sphinx <>nj Pyr/- am t' crii»»'<o«ntrt'. eotnpetiljirr -ilesedated Pres*
IDispatch
from this de} in hurnl. Slick -(‘offnian,
PINK LASH
mld*
*nn
American
Reil
■
Crain
velojlrd
h|s
talent.
T
h
e
n
'l
l
was
Chicago Tuesday evening nearly who ha« l u l major league.erfpe. II DO
tour* conducted frn m the Cairo rational meet* for Nhe stun, befloored Tilden.
That
dispalcn , elKe wjg), tip SI. laiuis Lrowus
GREY’ DAN
.•> . ;
y.nlisted Men’s Club *«lmMf ,De- 'p c c tn ftfd ' Cliarlie '^M ld h r was
tiunted lion Budge, n vice ptesi '
‘■wFASHION f.'U ID K /cernber
\M
1;
i
■
V
*
it,
Ilartford
• dent of the Professional Plnyt-i s j
SUSAN STAVER8-' , ri
ld|inei|Adk||ng ctnnpwny.
Association, ah saying
|el)1, UCr Graham
,, - that Til- I j on si, ivssus.
figured
A v L O N G W O O !)
WILMA
den was a "bust ns « tennis : h)m nii n ho,
-M, „ i [„ r Hie
MARINER
NOMINORS
ALLOW ED
■ •
i. i •
iVASkltsfCifbsJ
atom s'
premoter. Tilden was handed the .Seals. y „rnie, I'orllatltJ Heaver
dispatch between sets by _ Ash |.r f , | (lel„ | ■mi Turner also luid
SCsiSAt'o4AU ccopftG '/i
W lrg, sports ed of the Orlando ini eye on Luvrmtti. Grafcnm
On .Koutfe 17 (Sanford Ilighwny)
o&fc
Morning . Sentinel.
Tijden, ac contacted the outfielder. ■Said
.'olA
TY
A
sJocyO
A
c
i
J
B
.
• hhout J2 mil^.s .South of Sanford
cording to, Morrison, was burn- i,evrr< ni: *•( can’l sign with San
’ slg L-EO -f»(C
riic«.f
.C IIA R L O T T ESV II aLE. ‘
* ^ j ^ ith VirjriniaV
r«l up." Hig Hill's first re m a rk s Fruncisto until I talk with my
i f e v 'r c
sfiM.'.
Hill
Ilutilrv,
'U
hlvurnity
nf
Vir!
")U
jin*?
toaiuirTiafi
nvemirtt*
V
A
t
f
i
*
r
s
'/AST
tfr*F.
^ • itllllN a t iiK n A im m v
weie "Sir. iludge voted for me boas — come back neat week."
- / saJj TJIJW -tj C c 3 l i v
WtfM a , n J . A j e c A & c and t ho vste was unaminous." G raham returned the following
Budge also said that the newly ua-rk tint l.everoni’s bun* wouldn't
1111 1 |
t t
fonneip Professional Players As Igf him sign
sociatiun w iu destined to fall if
Graham Mild "Who is
Tilden insisted on playing and
liras
l‘<l like 1" talk
running the entire show.
him "
■‘Hnugh's
According to several local
Thr rookir
replied
‘Tmii
t eig h t, ypiii-s," «*yn Dudley, >hu p ‘ , ' i k i l l u v
fans who were among Ihe
Tut ncr."
I m stsiin g Cuafh Frank MurhiyV^T- fuM tn5>'Ilitc I'n N p rsiiy ace,j
SD0 who turned nut at thr
I
.
— r : r~ : "
—
thejlcw p irinner he has ever
Spurt Ikldil)
Armory, declared the r v .
CATALINA ISLAND. Calif
,.f hi f rn lr rlichi up untiU i Im
imtitintt! Irnilutioti t p i i n i i o . i f t n , ^ " ‘ ^
hlbilion malfhr* were th r
'ITie -rerenl winner of a
oifiTt
thp Cl»r«leu.
When Miinnirrr riiu rlir GrPum if I i-t il,»\ iif the VViirlil Serie
O -,...
mem in. thy
Garden. Thnt
That gam .
’•A tK Ihk talk, ab-yut who i , Hip
rs.
Iuirnite rare
*1
lllaleah
fastest they'd
e v e r.’ seen.
mat ked t ie fir*! defeat Tdr -j a , f a .tr if Glenn llavtg *cig Buddy
{ h r < tin a i£ci I uliy (tmk
fn
H anl.i' uiv* neve, pitched ' low
Richards opened with a G-2
track in Miami
has
Ihe
1
1
1
"Hall
o
n
rs
I
la
v
*
V.
—
Li..
..me
. c.1o 1ldn."'**>•*
.. .
look
Ik at Hank iluruwy in tin- tram tl,.„, (1.i, AA 1111 . jumped from ;s *.,ort 11*11 .quintet, since Davies ■Turing.-leave*,
the
win over jo**I while Tilden
strange monickrr nf Milk«
carnp
hete,
lie
..in
Mr.
('on
the
F
onlU
m
.University
c
a
m
p
'
W
t
e
r
a
d
th
e
-line-up,;
'
,
•URni(ieldw
Va./
s
ti
r
.
f’P
u
t YpuAg,
inn
won the Initial *et of a nln/ .
wagonjne. * lle owes hi* un
tfnti'
iiled Man personified
tu thy Newark Hears, lip -*i« «
A* a second fcaoerttan,'.Davie*: ^avlii and"/MeA)k!« in foot/* 11
glea m ilch with Perry. Ilowe n d in g name l<> hi* large
Thf
rh*’
IHuumfleld,
N
J
bullet
i-ta
r./fru
m
(lie
sta
rt
a
n
d
.
*o*>n!
proved
to
have
enough
tut
tliejajjiJfrYms,
g
iv
e
,
each
n football
ever, Tilden dropped the re*
six# and the fart that owner
a hat | y man the«e days
muved lip to ths Yankee*, where '/"II ( 0 , a ttra c t the altenfiun d,( Itld MsAfeg wtltTcavc -ile m . ' .'
malning two, e-4, 4-4. Til
I,mil* Schlowaer was unable
"And
u
hy
slnmldn’t
1
he
hap
lie
’cim
tinned’his
winning
ability,
piiijoe
league
s<’outs.
l.'jmn
;gisil
.
.
.
.
__
a.„
du*f
“
WhAF'jrwlcesrMcAfee
den and Richards learned up
to find another name ac
p y ?" ijiiestinneHank. "Life
bn*
TWr. is liank'a- ,’fifnt' trip ’Hi atfon, however, Davies, otiterjoL.t*%mu -fifl speed,;7*lthi)id>ti -tH4t
In the double*
eihibliinn
ceptable l» Ihe Jorkey (Tub.
la-en goo.I tu me
since t I ’ftthe ] ' 'alifurnia. lie
regm ned.Thf Ihe N a ty uoil ,hiw A *'0unrd..4p’hHpc him .plenty'.- F efrjtfng/ Is
hut dropped the match to
it wan. Ihe general opinion
•>a best.'
.1 /-ef " IVe
Aw
u-era*
Yankee- 1 hnve
no kirk roniinv '.rig h t aVnp -rumina b» Jn«l during G reat Lakes. H* w»* Hto b ask 't^ whnt he does
e re ' nf,
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Perry and Joaal, 8-3, 8-4.
at (ir«t around th r Hchlnasef
I -Igned a good
m titm et and lie- the heetle lb(Y t**ni|>Mlgti and 1c ( i l l tram 's leading ."'Acoret /l|mF*irig the ’ Chicago Beat* Inst fall,
Sparl lju g h
stable* that this oversitrd
came Hie father uf j uu> during ihi* •ally in g nliout 177 pounds of w estern critic* acclajm eT libn drtjj mid McAfee cam? through my
sun uf Chcalraw would du
President Charles Graham uf
the winter,
his sis fo n t-frame. *
nf the (frc«ia*t p]a>*ia »»f uiriHna?; aide af-.lb* line ob.a coun\cvrpl*y
b rltar pulling a milk wagun
tho San Francisco seals In tho
Ill feel, gi -til tiefei
"I fdt'l I^Mef thug-ever/* * a «
"My arm
'Upon' reli-p-e frorg1 Kyrylrr,. Dvi, | | r » « feint i n l a n d twUu'ng and
Pacific Coast
lorngue
knows
than raring. So. after *everal
than evnr -and I feel ruufldeut •( <t'e -lirti hurief, '" F ir s t of *11 At vie* played TYofessiotflil
nI,tl 'basYet-'
’hasiet-' faking even before he got th
baseball talent like David H am m
wiiuld-he narpr* for the cull
having the beit year nf my 'civ- la alco tu kr,fcw' you are -et W'ith ball with Rochester, in r*>*"v«_-»...n
H U w N v . p a i i . T h „ uy *-,.v
foinle.i. me r i g h t ou
knew horse flesh. Bevera) yenis
h id
hern
turnrit
down,
t e n . ” sm ile/ the allm" pitil.ei.
, y"<n fee l uti the 'JtruunH, I think tionnl League and, W(ms 0.
ope * iL th e j of niy jersCy’ . "ml w ent ■ull th
Srhluwser finally in dr«prra.
ago he spotted ' a young o u t
IJu ro w y
might* havr gun v I have cron'll jhlacPhai] "wrong f a d in g sjara *hi th(vt.,cirevjl
w a y fo r h tndchJbfvh."
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lion simply called his Milkfielder named Rill Laveroni who
through his eTiilve career u n su n g ,and althuutyi I j!m atilj hurttC tip
was playing
mid-winter i. _wag*n|or.
tiN . in sanations . whety - be
and unnotiied despite hi* pitch- by
ing ability If l.arry MarPh iil Hm' d ine. I tfim k 'it wajcdhe."beU
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Bill Dudley Declares Sammy Baugh
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.. Hank Borowy Views 20 Game Year
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and the Detroit T igers, Is ’holding
miL for mors mode
Steve Ncldxlelti, a
11tar mi re U currently
mond, Iml., while
Athena. Ain.
! phnnliy. a*1 ■wtuini he ,»UirT#d nrt
Sam . N atron an o th er reeeivrr
hn. f |,w)| fu-ld and rkrnrt kevyrwho was formerly with lbs (-itv ll-|tt| years ligii
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Ims refrained from reporting due | ,|rJbblr mutU Him one of jht* moat, H i ' : to an Illness of hi* mother.
talked itf player* iri. the* country
Tom Sunkel. a portsider win* lai. k' m ,1,141-42. relurris ,l<> h l(
u ap tiircd 1.1 victories and .liuppe.1 ,,|iua innlct as baseball and has-
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th at if the w aalher will favur Ionia t^am th a t wop <2 copatcuhim this aeasot) ho feel* a* though live gamea before rt^itdng into
ha’ll have a very auccessful year. Long -Island U n lv e ra R y in th e
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T* P re le c t the P ear* uf Hir Wurldi
To Prom ote the I'rngrr** u4 America;
To 'Produce Pfo-tpcrliy for Sanford.
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VOLUME XXXVII
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EnUbltehed 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA, ,
urchill Ignores
' Ursres U.S., Britain
t Stand Together In
' Address Before Vir
g in i!a Legislature
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FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1916.
NUMBER 123.
AHsocldlet] lWnb Leaned Wire
i.
'Truman Fails
To Remark.On
Churchill Talk
President Expresses
Confidence Russia
Will Co Along With
Efforts For Peace
Pauley .Calls Charge ‘Dirty Lie’
Support
Group Is Named
; Mittniion Baseball Fans
To Investigate ; Wu! hi|Vf u'Very yjrfjHis *jirtil)l»»n) on tdir hunds which
Batteuajl Fans ^|m,hcl|ictin holv<>. In trying to
si'cnirfe a ' frjtntjliwt*' for F/uifont \vc wore facml with
Railway Dispute ‘you
vilify strontr*o| fKmiiionl Id'cntisp of the fact Sanford liud
WASHINGTON, -Mar. 8, (A’K Although President Truman to
day declined to express his view*
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on, Win >nn Churchill** proposal
'o r a v* tur.l British and Ameri*
an tt.
?y alliance, he told a
re s t
unmet! today that *lITlc
l*n. !, n ., .line prim p m iniater
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was exercising the right of free
speech in Ameiicu in making a
W A 8 m w ;T rfR , M uhli' 8 tjft!
suggestion a few days ago during lu -.id rn t Irtfm sn hag unpointed
a speech m Fulton. Mo,
s l.utlfindjlijt h»an| in tit* 11*11-
RICHMOND, Vn„ Mar. 8,
(AP) — Winston Chorchlll
Runsin
ignored comipletdy
‘
and Communlism iry an ad*
dress delivered today before,
a joint session of the Vir*,
Wflnlu legislative session. Nor
dldtho former British Prime i
Minister refer directly to 'his.
appeal throe days ago in'
Pulton, .M o .i'f o r creation of S ,
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Action By Prusident
To Delay Walkout
By* 30 To 6d Day
M r., T rum an a ss e rte d vigorous way '•
Dispute. AxitxbOuU/ai*
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o f 'men p rA ’ticn lly f o itp tl Stlnfortl in to th e L e a g u e.
t h e . fr n Iic h lie . m ojlPy <VA? p u t U||, o ffic e r s o f th e
h ig h l it cnlltre* tv e r e fle e te d to .h tsp ife co n fid e n c e and
set* $hitt id w?t»- run in a luiH itess m an n er. Mr .Joel
F ie !* w h s fle e te d •Presltlenl,*' SIP. K.t! K il|u itrick Viee*
•P resident. Mr. J,L . Iiig ley Tyeustirer. J u lia n S te n stro m .
ly that the t nitctl Natlbtis would (y
Ov Tufloin
t'tiMc
ly tms
tin , action
actldii ’by
d efatt
not be allowed to collapse, l i e . (!. ao to 00 d a y s '« walkeilt
expressed Vymfldence that Ktissla * scheduled to start Moudav by the
, Secretary,, and Mr. Ulaudc Whi^tlon, llusiness Manager.
‘ will go ideng with the efforts of llii’lhrlhord*.' pf |»eiiiim ive Eh,,, '.HU I,cvys\Vhltner was sjgrted to htanage the ball club.
the world organization to kuep glmsfni utiiU Kallroa/Tl ralnmen.,
He JhHs l{i^.;il Up the ntaiij ^ugs bruhe bull.club, and has
| once. '
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Mr. Trum an named three .m en
the promise of-mote help when tHi* higher clitdd’leagues
The Itofsiun situation canto up to Jouk ihto <Ihei ^grievances ut
when Mr."Truman w as asked what the two railroad —hndherhuOkU. , , cut* down.* * { . ; ,
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would happen if Russia declined •Tlipy are , ju d g e L*iP Erickson gif I t
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to comply with the American re* tltr\ Moittnni . JSopfrrm* C n u rt,' , Niftv to l«>b, Ihw c a r d s -o n Hut ta b le : O ur ticket d riv e
quest fur the immediate removal Kami. M. -Swsrker.
\> w Ytrrk 1
h a s a im o M '/d n ie ’to ft hnltj,w irti only h a lf o f th e job
of troop, f 1uni Iran. That r ItiWrji lap yrr, 6pd Uutdqjt S. Watlrtna, |
cnm pleieti. A few (Of the* v o lu n teers fro m the C ivic
tlon, responded the P residin’, will of the W o d o fn lcw cp artm q n t■of
C lu bs glut sjt Hit s Jnrtb d iinnnb'li' work, b u t they w ere
ll.» J & id cp riity o f 1 t'siifi.fiilli. |
he handled w h en 'll comes . p.
'The two railway lifuihe.Tbwals .
not en o u g h . I‘A’er>'|»ody
to w ant basebull here
President T rum an made i! d e a f
today t i n t .1 A K rug will Ink*' had liirrntfiicd (if ‘stall i i F p n i j
lllrs y ea r b u t put fo w df> w illin g to do so m eth in g h ImtuI
over a d the, duties fotmeily per- g i' - s i x f wulkeot Miii|l»y lOyWlt- |
it .,O u f b cigtuu l fdiHlge 1" th e people still sta n d s e ith e r
fui med h\ Hamid li ke
v, heft f f u .v tlje ir d e in a r-d s f o r ' h ib lie i '
w e Jtlirff R U fficiellt >mi*ney to^M naliee t ile full sea so n ,
working I
Kruif
^vcrvltfi y nf Illj? pay ' nod . chnngee in
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or w« r e fiic n tlie m »io v ,lo th e co n trib u to rs, and ih<
Intel iui imi Mur. !•% The PrrRi* Js___
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<li>nt l**l»l lt»^ !«•»«%« *>'nfert*)K‘$ • ,1 hr Prcii«lc*r»t. ,af hi«i
con ; ■ fr a n ch ise to th e Iw ugu.'. '.fhjtt m eans S a n fo rd w ill l*e
tlmt K fisy \%ill eprvp ,ia
Alt'llIW1fr»rhtM*.
out
1)HUIJ y e a r s liv i n g b' ■>eciue ain't her frnlli'hlsi lifter
inimini tiatof mul m oihrr cutr* ipsurt *m lK*; rjnjbbt*r nti»|
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lu iiiln g tRIs blit1 Ir a c a i'ii tlie ’ e v e of t h e . L eague sij »,*ii 11mim if cnpncitic^ m which I c W t ^ihnn»* mduAlriihi huv**
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Hcrvcil fhnntifhmit |h c war.
fr||C<I ITioy -tlliTe1h r m
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strong Anglo-American m ilita ry .
ellisncr.
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Churchill called upon the peo
ple- M IIritaIn and th e United
Elate* to ntaiul together Pin de
fense of thoee reuse* we huld
deer." Said Churchill:
“ Above all. among English*
99 speaking peoples, there must bo
the union of hearts based upon
convictions and common Ideas.!
T hat is w h at i offer. T hat Is
whnt I wunt. Ip these Inst years
of my life there Is n m essage of
which I conceive myself to be s
litarer it is th a t we should stand
together.”
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However, *eys Churchill, this
proposed standing to g eth er of |
Britain and America should he ;
rm In malice to none, ‘‘In greed for .
9 nothing, but in defense of th o s e !
causes which w* hold dear, Ijccause we believe they mean the
T hr lT«*«H)rni tolil newnmerr d t v U m l , ntDftly on a .•cyjifclivr,
honor and the happiness of long
that t l i f i f S n u th i n f to the ru*, Ixtigaining Ijtm.ur. mitl in ^^>nan- 1
generations of men.”
t
mm about 'Secretnry of the Stjitr, tier iiWliifiilohf to Mth*
r
Churchill then rem arked t h a t .
Jiim ct ltyrnra being rciidy to f|U!|£|*H*‘ n»kVd*
avitlcn withonly the oth er day he hnd read !
tha^ a. ttmlly the Sr<’r»*iar># u f l l\nt tany I)alifJloo.
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an English nobleman's suggestion
intention of
nf ir
t i g n * . . At ihir
this puii\U
ru m an slid
S tnt•' ha- no Intention
tetign*.
|u>ir\W Mr. T
Trjiman
»ahl
th st Britain would have to become
I tbete*have l>eei^ hundred s' .^ f sUih
ing.
the 4Dlh sta te in the union. But,
jWVttleathntsi
f i t} . 1 the
ptH
tiem enis t bjM‘th
njM' e
too, Churchill said Only yesterday
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nf 1, and
amt tfidependenti,unl<>n»1
m dependentjunlon.,
ho had reed an editor's opinion AT A JI&AKINO before the Senate Naval A ffuim Commitlec in
'k ettlem eM i1 which havS) . |e<cive.k
O P j lit tie sir ini' 'luiUcr. Tha PjCgidenl
^ th a t the U nited .State, should not Washington, which is considering the nomination of Edwin Pauley I ) , l x , I / l r z s c I n n n
I II v n l U U c
* he asked to re e n te r th e British as Undersecre;tary^of the Navy. John A. S m lth \(« a at« l(, an ladcprii- I V t l j .
I g t i i it's too bad th a t poople" who
dent CalWovnla- « V » a » . Is shown being civtolioftn] by Pert. Millard rp *
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Tydings of M d/Sm iih*testified tlm t Pauley und S tandard Oil of Call- l i f t ?
A llU
l v l l u O O ^ j D)llr), nutdiclty sn. ^those
e re
ea to the
Hie S
.state
Ualtroroiiy for stealing S
Slate
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suiilVIiltg
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rf it
r t ____always
suurtdtlti
off; J '
fornia ‘‘both paid fines
tate of California,
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oil” In a fightf)lg maoil, Pauley branded Uds charge ns a ”dlri> I I I '- 1L 0 I H P 3 D Y
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1 O W B • T lis' I’retnledt »iaia.l t flail)
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hn« mozinlenlion
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Knymnntl
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Fire AboardQueen
Elizabeth Put Out
At English Port
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Coleman- Outlines Activities Of
Chamber Ut Commerce lo Jaycees
It •is; ti|> ,to Ilfis^wijfiK sifiJianiJird - - do yo u wuntbasu*
' *IAllv ITljei'e ;is, o u iy 'tn b .way.jfou can sh o w it - ■ co m e
fm>vnrd a Hit* lifty U'miV tick et. Mr. W hiddon can tie
1 reai'hed nt Sr-L'drui fific« ‘t nlid'.$uiiford A ven u e, or p hon e
*73 f>. Wp m u lt soli nt leu si. 15T mure tiek etn b efo re we
• fitn mtfiou'nCe 'that *wy .tru d e fin ite ly ready to “ ta k e
1 todffVi »i'd • i t l i i s ' m»t«t y d hi p itted b efore yfur. 15.
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Joel F i e l d Asserts
Serious P r o b l e m
Facing G r o u p InObtaining F u n d s
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By JU LIA N STENSTROM
Herald Sporta Editor
M entril Manager Bob Tarlelon
of th e .S t. Paul Saints of the
American Aoaociation announced
IhU afternoon th a t arrmngemeata
had been completed to furaleh
th e Sanford Celtry Keda of the
Florida S tate league with aevaral
pitcher* and rltrh e ra . M anager
Kd l^vy.W hitner of the Celery
Fed* in conferring with Tarlelon
thU afternoon and looking ever
player* lilted by Su Paul ea
eligible for aaaignrm rnt to the
local du b . Thle action followed
a conference laat night between
Tarlelon and Sanford officiate In
cluding Joel Field, John Krider.
Claude
Whiddon
and
Julian
j Hlenatrom.
Tin* Snnfoni Hnnoliall Asltoiation todny pri'.iontoti a
.complete picture uf the bnsebnll situation in this city un
tt >tninis nt tlu* present time.
J u e i Field, president of the
.i.s.socintion declnred thut “we
h a v e it very serious problem
<>tl our hands," and called on
t h e Imsi-biili fnn>i of tbe city
t.i rally to the *u|i|H>r( of the
H-.-n'iiiUiiri and ita (irugrnni to
furnish Sanford people with t>axeI'h II during the forthcoming sea
son of thu Florida Slide League*
Mr. Field revealed at the pre
sent time th a t actually only a
sm al| number of baseball season
j passes hail been *<*1*1 to the public
'd u rin g the present drive. )lovfever, this doej not Include UtO
n u m b er of pluses that have IxMUl
pledged by xarum s fans. Mr.
Field pointed out that the club
cannot
m ust
o p erate
ot\ pledgee
ecu ut '-actu r1:
tb e playing season is
but
*iste*i since
getting near
I and if "we „ rr to have baseball,-
a| ^I'lUrs!Pauley Again
r.:TJatly Denies
. n
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Three Qualify
For Re-Election
Board
! xxe hax e got to s lat I spending
i money to pi oxide necessary Items
I o f equipm ent.”
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Mr. Field revealed that several
thousand dollars has nlroady been
turned into th(* club hut original
plnns called fur a total of 125,100
■v SOUTHAMITON, M ar. 8 .W -)to la- talked or tisniiied to comA fire aboard the 85,000 ton liner
plcte tt Bfwon’ji npcratlon or
'tV‘Queen
i
Elizabeth wM brought un*
t In- lutt would not uiulirtiik F tt>
tier control today a f te r a 00
field it Ifiim »ti npPMipg day.
tt
minute battle. Before the blaze
Sine** ill!i* club hit h to hiiVf ii
) had been extinguished tons nf
hii*» tltllfl'l tilq a ml inanv nlh#r
w ater had been poured into the |
iti'llU (.f i«l* ilinturn I . it cniinnt
g ian t liner.
nig*tir> itlitrt.iy lutiietl over lo
Officials of the Cunurd Line,
the ug^oetaiioti to iuiy these nup, owners of the ship, m id th a t dam*
plie« IbrH’mtse uf iht* pletljfe th a t
' age was not extensive.
v^lthuMt necessary funtU, the club
The firo broke out in the hos
uouhl nut field a train. In tha
pital bedding store and th e prin
event Hanford did not *open tha
cipal dam age was In th e hnsplt*ei»*on. purThtiPcr* of pafaci were
- a] . r e / on the promenade dyck.
to!.I that the money would b*
™
The heat IWiated steel Work and
refunded. No one would w ant a
filled cabins and passagew ays nf
uniform, a couple of bat* <*r u
the liner.
f.
Junior Chamber
few bull) frfutiied fur lhr»r iriSouthampton and Bout item Rail
Hugh Brady nf Itoule ], Gen held a t the City
veatntant',
v
t
way police immediately began an
Mr.
Coleman,
while
As the *ituiilb>n mvw stands,
Investigation to determ ine the eva, driving a 1040 Ford two-door the organization
sedan south of Park A yenue
the du b rnrint decide whether to
-- • origin of th e flra.
body and discussing
o p r l u t e n o t l i t t e r * fcitin M a r . IS .
The Qoeen Jtllisbelh arrived •hcrtly after midnight failed to program , pointed ou
i n field n team, r iprw*antative#
at Southampton from New York make the curve at Tw enty-fourth ford has everything
t ..mmis-m nci i “ r " » « » - ' ‘ '«tm n P“*“ i*d **ul
laet Wednesday. The voyage was Street and the car ran into an rliy
lias
eiC
tn
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n
nantly
ocran
(ly
city
has
e«x‘ept
"a
sandy
the world Th
kihil
her last aa a troop tran sp o rt and ■Oik
—~ -tree and wax
. . wrecked,
.
. to the liomch. . MIn J* c t, * Mr. *1 olcinun p in,pan y (A intvrnatumal he *a» j" C » n ‘ ,,n; } ' e " " T w x . ‘T j u I v
h i r l - t Mt i f u H t h a t • l'* t) le y A.' J 1 ^ ... u r i i j l 'j i . n '
w d l j ' ,l" ' " '" i n m u .m
o f l* * «
must b« sold. Ai
she wss docked at Southam pton ■extent lhat It had to lw. Ukpn asserted,
Sanfcril
Snnfcrd h.............—*
hs» numy throughout Sopth America an»l 1 hu . She i « . I m4i"
mArnber
lit
lU
fM
,f
'N*
“
nv*
run
lhr
‘“
rt
rs-'iiwin-,
"
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^
'
“,‘l
U
lht
|,r^ ont
tim
e,
the
association
is
organis^ for refitting to enter the north
»>y R atliff s »T ccker, *c- n atural ailvantagrg not found .il |„ ihvuril rtlher rm intfife
rnmeijt h ltd .off it., Tl^eUnd" Ir»IC yi*nii of th* fuu/ y<*«f term
several other countries
, I M e bbyterian
y ta ria n 'Church » f Canton.
ni: | n crimp of Sanford business
| cording to police.
“ AUanlii; passenger service
other place#/* and he rnlletl on
oil
jii
il,
ptrtM
ido
cilptd
ini
raised
ending
Jnn
1,
tUIU.
We are w alking with crude
Mrs, Bohlayrr is survived , hy
n to canvas the baseball fens
fowl
During th e , H i t five weeks .Brady, end three passengers the Ja y ce ti to continue their *
_ m ;«ll _ mj»n.
m in., . pauley’g
Pauley’s new
Xhe operator of II. II. Pope. .tier
. . . ___
.
statem ent l» In direct contradic- Jpc., dealing In automobile acre*y a i j ge t i»m
fire s have occurred on IS ships were taken to FmnaliJ-Laughton j loyal
th e ir psrt In providing the asso
tio n .
1
-'lu rje * at fxeciiritt Street end Park
„In rBritish
-, -portgj_ Special- agents
_
Mtmoi.'al Ilospllal in the Ei<tk: .‘.H e r# h*vp ^een suggestion* »t Avsmn-, Mr. Pdpe has been In ciation with funds to operate the
tfo m Scotland Tard have been , on ambulance for treatm ent of
the
Senat* .N a v al
Com m itteei Sanford for the past I t years, club for a full year.
Alerted to be on tha lookout f o r ! jnjuri#r nonf of which as y et have
Claude A. Whiddon, who t»
hearing that',- 'Pauley ,.witbdr*w |>r [or to th at* tim e he w**, ensabotage.
been reported a fc serious. Two
thi
donating his time and effort* U.
ailp fl i«*
»h upd^rsecretary
uptl^runrrmtmry Kage.| in eanstructinn work
Describing the
Chamber of Itow the store* compare in up- b e rt. Clark .of
of -J-Oanftxn^ Mrs- Hay- lilF nqplin
nqudnatlpit^
of the passenger^ Miss EsU lle
,
**
(Wheeler of Golden rod and Miss Commerce as a promotiimnl de prnrancx* to o th e r stores in the monii, V an’ Noy of M*iWfield ,'P a J »f thjt-Navp. .in -the Iptervrt .of rivil enginrering. and built many assist th r club in the capacity of
'luisincss manager, until the sea
partm ent of<lhe rttv and rounty, same community and give -our
iVa noblaydr of ftrM'
Hirmody. Pauley
t.alay Wild* in tin rI hern , Id le ,.
a u u ji
iii
v u u v i
D#||,
M tj|jn(1j
th e hospl- Mr. Coleman said the group acts criticisms. If any, direct .to the
opens, today pointed out th a t
*I«<Tte t| Mhat *he !• mara deUrHe declared that he was thor son
iriinld than ever to carry on .the oughly in favor of constructing no one individual in the assocUu f for" fu rth er treatm ent today. as a connecting link between managers.*'
flirht- f<ir confirmation, ‘ *
’ new “ roads
the
Mr. Firestone I* a Princeton
ds in the county under I l ’,” n
* • '" *"* I**f,o n M P;oCart Erwin Jackson 9f W inter the governing bodies and
Ncverthslesa, -some senator* in rounty supervision, "if and when \ *: ,TI'* lllPUrCt’f*,^ of *
Park, another passenger and public. "A ctually,” he rem ark g raduate and a polo player of l « u n . „ . . KrkiH.r I ,„ n Klnrh
*
ed,
“
most
of
tne
work
of
the
note. He bas recently received ■n
Brady svera dismissed a fte r being
*nuA>r i M r t ’ Del l *‘K i l n ' l l , , t * - J t n o w •Im ist that the mo/ug
m
could he secured to ‘r k r ‘ wi*1 l.l’rof' 1 , n"
"
th
e
baseball
minded
people
who
Chamber
has
to
be
done
with
bis discharge from Air Tratix- M
treated for abrasion* and bruises,
tS ?
‘‘ T v 'f ; > W ' N n U r ^ l l . * ^ Tomorrow th a t hi* build . them” which he added
w ithdraw n
the sanction of either the City port Command duty.
cuuld hdl be done to any extent w a n t baseball.
Gordon H. Butler, d istric t gov- * Dr. W.II. G am er, physlelon In or county governments,"
FuiieriM g iti! lAl#melh*lwllT; tie ^
Ed Levy-W hftner, who was
by county tsv/»s with the average
• r gm or af Ktwanli, Will be the attendance said that x-rays would
held in Troy. The remain* will
Mr, Colemaji
termed
long
given to Miss W heeler to
county uiml costing about 520,- signed as m anager of the club
principal sp e ek tr at*, the X iw ants
000 u mile lo build. He express several weeks ago, is g ettiag a
t t s s s r s
y - a . ty iH ja m s m m
Ladle* N ight program which will determine any possible back fn . ta n g o planning ImporUnl for
luriee. Miss Bullard I* being tre a t- a community and to b« In a pnsled the hope th at sufficient race club lined up to participate in
d a u g h te r.. The.’ Eriokson; f u n r r t l , , R e R & W B U S S e r l frice
l
i d for skin abrasions. Patrolm en tion to take care of conditions
track nuuicy would soon be allot S pring training activities which
~
*
—
*
th
a
t
arise
fro
m
time.
Vd to the county by the sta le to a r *
under wag
Use F ifty AssodaUq on, the M.E. Jennings and R-L. Gillyard
Pointing
o
u
t
that
among
make some road building po s-!0“ ° r about the first of April,
Invwtlgaicd the accident
tha
lUma
the
Chamber
of
Com
Capt,
Jphn
L*
Galloway,
co^iti
if the club by Mur. 15. decide* to
slMr,
,• k m rn m M k Y iw j
r. U i i , enairmsn a i r
merce is handling th at has re mending officer o f Company t%
Mr. Fop* is active Jn many or operate.
gmltUe that
quired a g ra a t amount of lime Fourth Battalion, Florida Stata
and liar*
ganizations .In Sanford.
lie is
to develop is the port o f San Guard, announced this afternoon
vice commander of both (ho
ford, Mr. Coleman outlined the th a t * weekend encampment will
tf* , V
American Legion and V oteratu of A L F R E D ItlG N E Y D E A D
progress th a t hae been accom- be held ‘beginning Mar. 10, t t
epefatoh of .ijin.-hai line Foreign War, posts, is a director
pllshed to d ata" on the project, Persimmon Hammock.
Word was received this m om .
nay rre of the Sanford Atlantic National
h*re> aala ta ila r that-lT# may
s ta te Ixgton A djutant A.Ha n p e rle d th a t a fu rth er Im
Cant. Galloway also appealed
by
M lsi Versa Woodeocft
tom *-form
and Seventh D ls tr lc t'e - ,— next- ---■
v — - . of bus service.
. . . .
Bank, and it a member of tbe Rj - Ing
provement of th e channel of the to all member* of the organisa Mann
m ander will attend
t h e ' . F irst ;*-«• declarad, however, th a t he S y Club, F irst Presbyterian th a t her nephew, Alfred Rig nay,
riv
er
to
I
I
fe
e
t
Has
also
been
tion to be p rese n t a t the drill D istrict U flo n
early this morning In th a
1 f Y ***
conference lq W -bnly considering the ma ter.
urch, the Masons, the Elks and died
roquet ted and added th a t this slated fo r Monday n ig h t for the P lan t City, Sunday. Th* program w>d has made no definite plan*
U. 8. N aval Hospital In
the
C
o
n
i
Guard
Auxiliary.
With
p
roject
ha*
bean
given
the
ap
purpose of completing all arrange- Will Include talks bv 8 U t# Com- a* to b«« nm a or schedule*. A
Calif., whara ha was s(
Finaacq
proval of th e U. 8. Engineer*. m en u necessary fo r th a operation. m ander Mead Wilson e n T H. P. bus for tsW itf U rge group* of Mr*. Pope he lives in a Ur** If* had been 111 fo r eevaral
houeeboat anchored on tha river and underwent
It* paid i t wag hoped to have Capt. Galloway added that mem Dal*, flra t district commander. P » p l*
an
operation
* P « W occasion* may shore at Indian Mound Vlllaf*.
thia project' Included in the next bers not present a t the drill will
recently.
•,
A djutant
ju ta n t Mann today visited be p u t Into aervlce, he said.
A son, CspL John Pope, U s ta
Rivers and H arbors Bill which bo considered as n o t planning to
A native nf P in ford, Al sea*
Stetson University to confer on
tioned with the Army .a t Nuern th e son of Mrs, Roy Johnson n f
bo« formed daring tha cur- participate.
arrangem ent* for the forthcom
berg, Germany.
th is city and the 'b ro th e r of
" H a r5-- ''
ing departm ent high school ay.
Mr. McClelland and Mr. ClonU Mr*.u Btin
.. ng o f-th e rlv4r,'
Stinson Kfnlaw, who are
atorical
contest
In
which
winning
co u ld ' not be reached today for enrout* to Corona, having been
ole man, "add* up to
contestants from each o f , tM
V. F . W. T O MEET
comment regarding th air candi called there by hla Illness.
mm
Legion districts of the itabe
dacy.
District *#pries certificate* and
Comdr IJoyd F . Boyle of lh* compete.
"WOOI
UBO
pin*
wBl
h*
presented
TuckTne
winner
of
thle
contest
will
local post of the Votarahi<of ForWIT ARY PROGRAM
■ .W ars announced today th at compete in a sectional content, day evening a t 8:00 o’clock to
T he Bo
hoeteseea a t th e 1180, and rela
- 1 ■* l w ill meet Mwi- th e d a t e - of which has n o t
. determined. KSectional
tives and friends a n Invited to
................................~
tk
L. A. Rhaw of Eaitls, erstwhile Woodmen
:0Q o'clock at
attend,. USO D irector Jo e Hall member of tha Florida D epart a special
compete In a nnal
a
H a t located on
a
announced.
which
ment of Forestry, will ba 4be neon
~ II all ^
, Following
th a
presentation* guest speaker a t tha R otary club
th a Jw .
fo rth .
i f y ear will
W >
President Of Trade Body Declares Sanford
Is On Threshold Of Prosperous Era;
i
Advocates Long Range Planning
Hugh Brady Of
Geneva Injured
In Auto Accident
rdon H. Butler i,e,en DulUrH?r ,he 'j,wrmorit
^
Address Ladies
9 N igh t
Program
State Guard Plans
2 Day Enciftnpment
T a o T c s r.fc a tr ^ fn ;:
lianLoan
Britain
Depends
U. S. Action
wv- ofn-
USO Awards Will Be
Presented Tuesday
9 r; * A -
^ ^
____ a
v
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Tins''S A N F O R D
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T U E S D A Y , MAI
,D. Sa n f o r d F l o r i d a
••• I ■ _
Hopp May Assist
Braves To Reach
• First Division
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lirlilr • »|rmor>. H*ltl*r.
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Uy JI I.IAN HTKN8TROM
lu.tich" Rickey,. Jr,", non- of the
fiatina o f the‘ Brooklyn Dod« • amt* tle.m of Oil D oditt
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ka Mur.
W.
TSIr* Hare—a/to <tH'i
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■
R u s s ia
tio n
.Audi tir* at the Ulilver ily. h.|Ve
tmaintniend a limy sehmlul • the
ipast fow w,*-k* vi.lling alumni,
nivlc rluh* and high aclnnds
,throughout the slate in u ‘‘g* t
acquainted' rntnpaign.
W olf ha* already appeared
In I'riinarola. 1'aipps. "flan do, SI. IVIerkhurg, l.akrlsnd.
“ Ocala. JarksimTlllr. and Lake
' ( ’By. and evprcla t o - «wli.e,
around through Miami and
other section* of the »latr in
a busy nest two weeks.
The new I'ator mentor i* on'thusiastic over hi* welrnnie in
.'the atalp nnd eager to *lait
IBpring drill*. With three mrni•Bera of the staff, already appoint
ed, he will In* .rjady to l»egin
Spring wotkoiita" with only the
.ftianslng of one more
a-rDtant
to compUln the roster.
.'
Roth Busier Brannon and
• Paul Beveriit know the Wolf
football strategy as players.
Brannon played undeg Wolf
ss a alar bark at Trsa*
Chriatisn whitIr Heverln made
i lamft T»*onirif hrintfN to the
I'loridti foullwll M’rnt* » know* ■•
Irdft* n( ffxiltiall rtlrndinn
mrr ikr |ia«»l 15 ) r f r » bn ■
fu.nl* ul (iroricta. Krnluckjr,
TftaM and Seiuln iJaroliliA.
liil.iiU «if i Ih- iiMsunirn nnd mlinitii'tiuli*»n of ih«* new Division
•if- |'liy.-ie;*| KtluraUoil. Health A*l«l
A I III-'lira
firAiiinr romplelion
vkill* flip MrunnimUmi of the nrw
Ml,i,. •latrd In U rrady for in1*
nuifutiitiMii
iii
il»»*
titfivi'lsiVy
i hi i i*
h
ihifii next St'plrndifr. Dlrcctni Stanley c*|>ected to complete
,Iciritlmrnt.d appointment* in the
ni m future *n that actual course
nod piogram organisation can
gel underway.
•
REGISTER NOW— cxcrclnc your right to -vote
WEDNESDAY’S
FEATURE VALUE
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
LKKKIII'RG. Mar,
0!o ialV
lldl .GihmI |iu- a ‘liifleil hi - *i i -P'Oi nbilitiea a* •umnagu id the laite
iwunty baseball .club's team Ml
the Florida state league- ami Jim
moved to Leeaburg. The f.lrst
player Id report for tryouts' with
the teiun I* Ijill Mankry, uu .out
fielder from Pittsburgh, who 'a
I'Vpri'trd In arrive Friday, lie i*
Heeomi.anieil by u laleher who
wn* also recently iltsehnrged fnun
(lie ill lin'd fur,.-* anil wlrti is plan
ning to trv out fdr a la’rtli op I he
iaike munty team.
■
,n / u i 4}
PlFFCRCdCB
Taste t '
oe„
G
o
(? p o
.
n
,
exactly where the school would
l>e held. He said that he Was
positive that "the basvball fans
of the nation will see more mem
ber* of this school in the majni*
within the next few year- than
men from any other^bawball
school held up until thlc time."
Hickey said that he and hi*
staff had enjoyed their stay in
Sanford and prained again th«
local baseball park ami It* facili
ties.
.
Yesterday, in IJnylona Beach.
Manager Lao Durocher sent hi*
regulars through a practice *etslon that lattnj almost four
hour*.
A *cilea of practi'-e
game* between the Dodger* And
it plhkhd tenia of Brooklyn farm
hand* will atari lisl.iy. Hickey
Tbe Brave* hive l>een jn the
' second div Islon lor the last 11
season*. Tli-y la»Agalncd the firs
br;n ket in m t stLn thry finish
ed fourth. T h ln ilin U>I0 "">1
second • tho previo&a year were
'their liest seasons after the Mir
acle Braves won t h j 1914 pennant
and World Sarieji' for Manager
Geofge StalljngjV
,
.rn.. nnd the re '
By FRANK Kt'K
"
at U:ir» p m. the I AP Newsfeatures Snort* Writer
NEW YORK — Manager Joe
aln in Culm until I ‘ Tonin’, firrt move to boi.ler
Clipper hack to an unsteady mound » U f f that last
ncceding to their year boasted only one winner
o lomptcto their above eight game* wa* to obtain,
lids former castoff. Jim R*gby.|
,, Thursday a Jr-* from the Cleveland Indian*,
■rod I’ A A plane1 Cronin hopes Bagby will f a»h
a
the Red S o *, some of
the prewar form that
da *it* of their made him a 17-game wlnnrr for
vain,. Th. group the rich Red So* in 1®40. Beg
"
»m
P.u *«i by. now 29. had |w.-n with tho
...
t<)c|ear (! 8. Cleveland Indians the pi\«t five
"i ihen file, .............
but ran into a, much
. |n time lor din- trouble ^ith Manager Lou Bondrruu im
dul in winning gum?*.
* k
*« th« H‘* bMt effort with the Indium*
" T l l n M n J WM " * * 1°
I" ,042ciil o ! the An.V"
Cronin, it was reported year,
rl ilU lig.ft Amee- OK"- bad diffUullie* with Bag
, ; r C w r 2S
J - 1 ’i ' " '
•nernl manager of bad ft* much ft* an odd word.
Tha arquialtloh of Bagby will
help relieve Dave Ferris* of the
heavy pitching' burden he was
forced to curry III hi* freshman
season when he won 21 and lost
10 No other Boston pitcher won
more''than eight.
Ilagiy. ton of Jim (Sargii)
Bagby wlm helped Cleveland heat
Brooklyn in the 192J World Serlej, wa* obtained ,for a reported
$6,000 sum and Vic Johnson. 26yrar-old lOUthpiw vihu won «.*•
Complete Insurance Service'
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•
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T o Execute Your Voting
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Commerce
AUTO FAINT
AND
BODY
105 N . I ’a lm ctto A ven u e
W ORKS
--------- Phone 371
NOMINATED
President J. W. Hall of the
Kiwanis
Club
has
appointed
Hanky ’ Wight, Ficd Wilson and
BwHcy ttdhnm n* a rummlttee
10 arrange It "hutMo iaiat.l match
wllh n Rotary Clilh
»_____
In answering a rvipinl by i n
Aaiun'inted *Prc->n re| rva. ntalivo
as to who will manage tha Hun
ger farm club this year at New
port Newi, Va., a member «>f the
Piedmont league, Rlrkey a*»rrted "Uu're’ a 'rm m-cessily Tit
pointing a manager for New
New* aineo the wnlve* up tl
run the club anyway."
NEW SPAPER
Cops
L eave
For
Tokyo
D iffic u ltie s
( B f AaaociATKn rliicaFt
f
’
„vic i
,
COLUMBUS, O.! Mar. I . (A > rresident Truman turned locomo
tive engineer fdr ft brief period
today on hie way to Columbus.
O. He took • turn at the throttle
ftf hla epeclal. dleael-powereilraln
• rarest li at a 60-milaa an
ii^to i<addre* e° the* ^Fmlera°
WbBO tonight at
flil#, and over WLOF
at ta s with aQ tha
"dope" aa the dega
at the Hanford-Or-
of Churches of Christ In
STATIC and
Verne C lark Named
Captain Of FFA Team
DYNAMIC!
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D is p u te
CHUNGKING.
Mar. 0, 0T)-~
tQ vq a V V Icc Minister of Foreign
. Affairs ‘ Lhi t'hieh today told
i. newjif«eit that the Chinese govrrtwtci t ha* been pre*»ing for
■ ;;hr.f.. ’ <if Russian: troop* from
‘
-,of hurt*. Liu nih|cd that 8o-
'' Trum an E ngineers
Presidential Train
[any iitylefl to
e le c t from—
(eso are floor
tmplcii Hint uru
fghtly nollcd,
O ffic ia l
1 1 th
luUniiiUca- ho\g JsU M tpl
.that tnrir delny i» fTduo to cerI! tain difficulties which they did
I( 'not -p.cify.v
.
!| The Chinese official Mild that
t'hinu i. keeping the United Natin!"" informal on Ihe com*e o f
SO H t ’ K I H
I U fM U U V
SinniSoiiet- negotiation*. He had ,
---------no comment u« to what developWASHINGTON. Mar r>. id*) —
merit* would have to occur before; llituminou* coal operator* have
hi* notion might totjililrr it np* Iagreed to tnlk nIohiI higher wage*
c*»»nry to tefer the Manchurian with John I- Lewi* if the nation'*
que*tmn to the UNO.
'
con|.requirement* run l>e met wj'h
l.lu al*o told Hewimeu that"the „ *hortor w’ork week.
.
A
Chine»o government ha*, confirmThe groducer* will meet In
cd "tatcmelita' that Soviet arthori- Waahingtbn on Mar. L! for con-,
tie*
have stripped
mac hfnery, ti#ct negotinjion*.
They have
from industrial, plant* in Man- told Lewi* that hi* mino worker*
churin. He amerteiL. Unit ltUMia \^\r a* 'great n stake a* mandid not inform Chinn of the move- agrinent in the Industry’* future,
turn!* in the site of Soviet force* | t)(l ih0 matter of wnge* and
at Port Arthur, which became a hour*, the operator* have suggestjoint Smo-Hussinn naval 1»*e un-if,) that the ma..imum wprk week
der a trruty of Inst Aug. It.
_*hr reviewed to determine whether
FORMER POLICE COMMISSIONER of Naw York City. Lewi* J.
Ttie Chinese official milled thdl any tedurtlon is justified el this
Valentine i* shown, with hi* aide* aj they boarded n plane for
Washington D.C., on tho first leg of their flight to Tokyo
following a request by lien. MacArtKur to Valentine to reorganise
:he Jay police system. Pictured before taking o ff from LaGuardb,
field in New York ar* (I. to r.) CapL TL Ilrcrcton. PDNYj t’apL U.
King. PUNY; Valentine; Lt. Col F. Quigley, Aa*t. Piovost Marsha!
<T~TfrV**>f'apt. G.C. Gallagher. PU NY; and lnsprttor C Ijifo rg e.
N.Y. HtauW ’oilce. (International)
,
nlative* m j Americans to shate thair food
flip coiteksjaini »* »* the starving millions
ie JapaoesejAhroad.*
that the | Urfeirinn to hts program of
uu mil end ! domestic * legislation. Mr Truman
•I- Japanese1said- “ if certain interests were
enumerates ♦not so greedy for gold IhrrC
Ita ly
lights'would be less pressure and lobby
ing to Induce <’ <*>gr»»* to allow
was draft-[the prince control act to capita,
conferences I or to keep down minimum, wage*.
‘ of to further concentration of
economic power."'
.
Tho President continued: "A
truly religious fervor among our
people would go a long way to
ward obtaining a national health
progrnm, a national housing p***
gram, a- -l an o.atende*’ and Im
proved » o " * l secu.lt* pro grain."
Mr. fc.toan' VLn* 6ft »i,* aays
“ Thor. I* iw probtem on. thl»
earth tough enough to withstand
tho flam* o f a genuine renewal
of religious faith. Home of the
problems of today will yield to
Hike Health JJnit Appropriation
C o m m is s io n e r s
F avor
T u r n in g : O v e r
O s c e o la ;
With Pauley Notes
Kiwanis Urges
Lieut. Bishop
Legislation For
Is Home After
Pacific Service Control Of Dogs
A i r p o r t T o S t a t e G o v e r n m e n t F o r P a - 1"
$400
A p p r o p r ia te d
$ 8 2 2 / & 6 'C o l I e c t e d
In
M a rch
T o
The
R ed
Board
C ross
of
Count:
O f D im e s
Rev. IV. }'. Brooks, chairman of
tiie March of Dime* Campaign
in Seminold County, reported to
day that the donations received
during the drive totaled 1822416.
Individual donations, ha assert
ed, amounted to $73710, street
collection* tntnllcd $170.60, $171.HI wa* collected by Troop *4 of
the noy Scout* nnd the. schools
of the county turned in donation*
• mounting to $107.^6.
"Rev. Brooks staled that this
total does not include collections
received at the Bits Theater.
TO BP, DEDICATED
WASHINGTON. Mar. 6, (A V Tha late President Rcosevelt'a
home In Hyde Park, N. Y., will
ho dedicated formally aa a na
tional historic sit* on Apr. 12,
Acting* Interior Secretary Oscar
Chapman say* that President
Truman will speak at tha cere
monies. Another «pe*krr will bo
Mrs. Eleanor Koosevelt, widow
of the late president.
damaging effect:
other destruetiva
went on record a* favoring that
the Osceola Airport, which » o *
built and used as an auxiliary
landing field for the -Hanford
Naval Air Station, be turned over
to the atate a* a roadside park
for campers, a trailer phrk and
tubing site. Two easement* have
been secured to provide f»i placi* » .i •■ •j *o e **«n *« i
LIQUOR D
- S T iT S
trees. We learned that moss and
(Marine Corps Officer Dr. Frank Quillman
Tells Organization
P a r tic ip a te d
In
~ Iwo Jima Campaigm Of Rallies Disease
CHUNGKING. Mar. 6 id’
A Chinese dispatch **>'* that
French warship* Iromliarded Chin
ese troop* at Haiphong, Indo
china, yesterday. The account by
the Central New* Agency say*
that both side* suffered casual
ties In a lot. hot Grief exchange
of fire
The dispatch said that the
French attempted to land at IHaphong, which i* Die Port of Hanoi.
Tho French nre -'opposed to take
over the northern area under *
French-Chinese
agreement
an
nouncrsl 1**1 month. At present,
the Chinese are occupying nor
thern Indochina
*
^
The Chinese dispatch Warned
the outburst on "technical dlffjcultlf*** connected with the trans
fer of the port to tha French,
the war»hi|et withdrew finally af
ter leaving huge fire* burning
from • libelled atninuuMion dump.
F'lrst Lieut George P Bi«b«p.
Jr. U.H.M.C K. *uii of Mi and
Mrs (J D Bishop of Rosi- Court,
returned to Sanioid <>n M.!r
afte, *prndlng Jll month- in the
Pacific Ihealn of llperalion* a*
llatterv Kxecutivr Officer for the
Second (laltali-ni. 1.1th Marine*,
later with the Second Division,
nnd porticipating in the Battle, of
Iwo Jimn. Hi* duties entailed
training, men to maintain hnd
operate four llnwitter guna. •
He entered the *ervlcc in Dec
ember. 1912. • and reoo.tvrd hD
training' at Paris l-land. S.
t^unntico, V*-. New River. N. C.
and l)ce*n Ride. I 'n l if
lie left
the slnle* with the Fifth Division
and traveled by heal to the Hawnnitn Manila where the division
further prepared it»elf for liaUle.
(In Krli 19. 11*15, Lieut. Bishop'
pairiiepnted lb the battle of Iwo
Jfili* which was one of thn hnttewt
Klwaiilni,-* IimIo) a-lopted a
resolution urging the Slrilr- Legis
lature to emit I n bill advocated
III the
out le Countv F'e-lera
lion o f
i cal
Worker* Hint
would pi o h the *OUI1t> with -I
law to ,.-nlr--l Hie roaming of
dog. m
rd. i to prrvrnt thrfurlbei spiead
labie. and tt*
attendant danger tu animal* mfc|
pelsnii* alike. .
.
Tiie Ve*ohition followed a talk
at the Hotel Mayfair on the
Causes of mines.- -and CVe itutent
of persons Intleii by Infegted
animals given bw Dl
Frank
Quillman. ilnr-'lor tif the Seminole
County IlnilHi U.iilt who nrlf»--l
the paasag* ,-f » licit a law |le
Was mtrndu .-d hy^.lohu l.eon^nly
lerming" 'w it's a 'dlv'agP Mi
anlrtial*-canted by
infection
In Iqin raoss^f^hV' thn animal
being bit tip li* another amuial
rnailHwv* n. I-*** Wear
Red Cross Here*Aids Average Of
150 Servicemen, Veterans Monthly
Enters Georgia T e c h
HSU’S .
nin-ge
C u\n"t y
compjetejl
(turn lit First Aftl, Water Safety
----------peal in Bemlnole County, aald Nelson A. Htumpe, Jr., who
today that donation* may bft, .. program
since hla discharge from the Ar- turned .In at the lied t rue*, . chapter.
my on Oct. 29,' 1046, ha* been em- Chapter headquarters IneaVa f
ployed In the offiee o f tha County
on (ha LekefronL
Tax Collector, Jno. D, J inklr\*.
‘—
n
ha* left for Atlafita, Ga., to enter
Mrs. Ethel A. Geiilef, executive
Georgia institute of Technology secretary of the Bcminnla Count*
as a student of chemical ongineer- Chapter of tho American Red
Ing.
,
' '•
>Cross, revealed today' that the
A former realdent of Palauct, local organization it handling at
be entered tha service Aug. 13, the present time an average of
104X Aa a sergeant In the 66th ifio ca$e» per month In •eniit(ii|f
Airdrome squadron l(o went to servicemen end ex-aervIFe ' perFrance with the invasion forces sonnal by making loan* .and
and assisted in operating advene- grants to those Jn need of aialited air (tations there.
ance of this type. _
He received tbe Good Conduct
medal, BTO ribbon with three
battle start; tha" Balglan ‘ Fouri y s R e p o r t ragere, 1940) tha Victory Medal
D e fe n s c
end marksman medal with pistol
and rifle. While In.Hanford, be
lived with hla brother Ih lftw and
NUERNBERG, Mar. 0.
•later, Mr. end Mrs. W. B. Yarn.
of moai and
growths.'
In a latter to .The Herald,<Watter.Routh of Room 8 wrote: **We
have just got through studying
•bout trees. While we were
studying about tham I had ■ talk
with a tree Inspector. He was
talking about how many treys
are killed by mo**,> mistletoe, and
other tree robbers'each year. .He
•aid the roots choked ’ the trees
to death. He aald moss could
be kept out of the trees by taking
It out when It flref- started to
spread,
- .
"Then he talked about- the trees
he* had aeon' that had been killed
by Insect*, He said • if peoptf
would encourage birds to coma
Into thely yards and forests and
would not kill them, they would
eat the inserts from the trees,
.“O f course you know that for
est flees Ull millions of trees each
year. Ha aald that forest Brea
could be kevt down by keeping
the ground .under, the trees fleam
It would Blao give people firewood.
"People should be thinking
about planting- more tree# for
we found that our forests are
being, destroyed four times M
feat as they a* being replanted."
A rtggeatlon that tbe city se
cure mo** removing equipment
cent* Jh Aft form of • letter ft*ae
WASHINGTON. Mar 6, (<V>—
limpid I- Ickv* »njd today that
hi* notes «>n rohveesation* with
y,I win I. I’ nulty are not imme-llately avmlnliie fuy examlnath*n.
Ickrs lol.l the Senate Naval Coin
niittee that the memoranda me
inaked up in a hank vault.
T ie
copimiltre had ordered
Ickes In produce the memoranda
I’ reviously, leke* had testilicl
that the not** were made n, few
ilny* after Paufay offered what
Ickes ijescrihod n* the rawest pro
position e v « offered the former
Interior secietary. Icke* nsMTled
that the offer wa* in conne-tl-oi
with an attempt to r*i*e Dem-
cAmmg fiscal year.- Commission
ers aald they would give every
consideration to the requekt when
the budget is prepared. " P.
Herndon, county clerk, said to
day.
The present apprnprl*
c ia tic campaign fund* in l o l l
the health unit is (J.ixHJ
I'nuley denied till*
Dr. Quillman stated that money
, ,| Icke* told the committee li nt
wa* required for Increased salary . 'he• had not received tie iml - e
, __ . -ltd
allowances, added employees,
a ' |' until Inst evening that he w„*
at i to appear again today a* a votfor building* Ito be constructed
_
' -Grnevp a:nd - tie** on Pauley's nomination «*
Sanford, Ijingwooil,
j undersecretary o f Navy. Irke*
Oviedo.
Id that for this reason, lie had
The Board qf Commissioner*
Washington. NegptJailon* went
resumed this
afternoon with
neither aid*- Iffy closer to agree principal are taking much intermen! ot^the-major Issue* in the eat In praaerving tha beautiful
106 dav old strike.
*•
tgees In the community against the
GREYHOUND RACING
F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y , .M ARC H 6, ID 16
H e C an not See A n y
In
regard for the Railway Labor'
Act
>
• .
A joint announcement of the
atrike date ram * from Pr«*ldent
A.F. Whitney o f the Trainmen’*
Brotherhood and Pr*»fdent Alvanley Johnson o f thfc Brotherhood
of- Locoraotivo Hniflneer*. To
gether the two union* represent
some 300,000 railroad worker*.
I f procedure of the Railway
Labor Act it put into effect, the
walkout will be delayed from 30
to 60 days while a fact-finding
commission appointed by Presi
dent Truman investigate* the
wage dispute and make* recoinmendatlons. The panel's recom*
mendations are nOt binding on
either party.
Although the railroad brother
hood leader* made po, comment,
today on whether they will abide
by tne railway act procedure, they
have indicated in recent atatementi that .they intend to do to.
Criticism of the strike call for
Monday came from the carriers
conference committee In Cleveland.
The management group contend*
that the tpro big brotherhood*
flaunted the .Railway .Labor A*t
by fJOling n' •walkout w M jr.w B roada are engaged in arbitration
of wag* demand* of 18 other
brotherhoods.
Tho .trainmen and locomotive
engineers are demanding a 25
per rent wage increase and chang
es in working condition*.
, Meanwhile In Washington, some
progress .ha* been made In ef
forts by J^bor Department concfllator* to avert the nationwide
telephone strike which la sche
duled to start at 6:00 o'clock to
morrow morning In each time
tone. No agreement, however, ha*
been reached to cancel the strike
call, or to settle the atrike issue
despite It hour* o f negotiation*
which broke up early' this morning
in Wahington. Th# union* ap>
engaged in a wags and hour dlapula with tha American Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
j
T ha president of the Feiierallon.
o f Long Lina* Taltphone Workers,
Joseph A. Define, had declared
he can sea no'11th hour action,
other than a company proposal
acceptable to tbq union, whfrh
can avert tha strike.
"Special Federal mediator In De
troit, Jamaa Dewey, announced
earlier that he ' -planned a tele
phone discussion with 8acrotary of
Labor. Hchwallanbach today, or
with one'of tha secretary* aid*,
on tha nrolongad General Motor*
■trfhe. Dewey gave no Indication
o f whautha nature of hie talks
wltl'tie. Dewey -did, however-deny
rumors that the wage and con-
mmm
K eep
U .S ;
M a n c h u r ia
Two big Railroad brotHorhoodii announced In Cleve
land today that their atrikft
will begin next Monday
morning at 6:00 o'dook. •
*At the name time, a cofrtm i11 o c representing the.
management of the major
railroads declares that tho
strike call is a flagrant dis
One moment is nil thSt i» required to involve the automohllist in i: smash-up that might bring hit entire resource*
crashing down in ruin. For Ida protection we offer in
surance. It costa little to «nrry compared to the poselhle
coat of being withust- it,. &ivr yourself worty iu>wx nud
possible year* of regret- later by Tarrying pthper in
surance beginning now!
...
>bcg i M t c e e .
s e cd H o flAsffAAA/J. U e < \
F f Z o tA lto SgKVlcC.’ UXJkk
m N r.tfc lU ’ f c t f l V l e V 0 R .’
\OAl T 'd ^ .^ lji.p
'
♦.
Red Sox, Senators .Will Clipper ; ^ Jim Bagby Will
Bolster Red Sox
To Cuba For Series Of Games Twirling Corps
Two major league baseball
clubs, the Washington Senators
and the Boston Bed So*, fly by
Pan American to Havana, .Cuba,
for a pair of exhibition gnme* 1
which will highlight n two-dny
program honoring Clark Griffith,
venerable president of the Wash- I
Ington club.
The two American league clubs
clash Mar. *.l and 10 in Havana
in a pair of games which will
pit the Nats, nosed out by Detrint for the IP45 pennant, a
gainst the Red Sox, rated one
of the etrongent contenders for
the 1946 title.
The Senators Journev from
their training base at Orlando, to
Miami to board Clipper* on Wed
nesday. A party of 10 will make
the Cuban trip. Twenty peisun*
~
« r trie im/titld. inougn n iiw iu
■way at ^lr*t ba*e In cmlyl’ IS
garnrk /ln*t *ea*on, Hopp *aw
action at that epot In t* I f f * *
,in iwvj mmiI-played all fiUy\y%IJ.
Seric* garnet- when khp. Lflfd*
.> ■ • ■ ! A*«nkfd*.
/ * rfffrtl. who- hgd n ' «ey;rn year
murk Af .Lhli wirh the Canliimls,
hutted .LW In 124 game* la*t ren*on. The prevlou* year waa’ hl*
U n io n
E vacu a
. WASHINGTON, M a r.
A P - The gpeeial federal
ctiiator in the General Mi
•trike — fame* F. Dewe
hag been eum atoned Hi W
lagtoro by Laker Metre
Lewis Schwellenhach.
O I& I
• VtoPS
M a b a tfe r O f L e e s b u rg
O f
.ta in
•• * « ■•
uK
Says
D e la y e d D u e T o C e r-
A .WILLIAMS
-
if E A I / E S T a W
,
DAILY
China Presses;
W ith d ra w a l O f1
S o v ie t.: T roop s!
Cl vine N*r-«-. Miinota. M U .I'II'*- .
cA/AP wjif.4 y|i?',itAi*v)SSi6l:L
B i l l H o o d . Is . N a m e d
SANFORD.
Established 1908
Kaartk Ham--t q .is y u « * * »
^
J ots- s t:.l£>v/.*jG •
\JfV.-fHC- yfcyJrlaStVtit A r
i . « e v a d < e e -; Parana a
'
•200 pa»*c, m«r ii| tile i
x x x v ii
.
llatr Hallo
Oklahoma tir.l,' j(I{.vm. MjrtT-Afj
! -*^« OrrliM
ItifMIujr « Itnln
ftOBtilfT
Uhe Junior Chamber >d <<
The rhnirman « f ih - Juyc
J nun. llialley thlhnni. wu
i ' ithe city dwlenlay•oiiH c
1l.w j..a,V i.stI m.i Fata r* I Pl.i.
IN D E P E N D E N T
Knd. Colored .Mt*«. t v i s t 'l n T O . *
■—* -
: 4tlikey ptuiMil the iJnn%ificalloli
Urhooj. that h«» ju«t heery rompietul!..i| niul tkmiyrht that there was a
•.rT^Vtt.Tftty -oT ,hl. iiM ger* return^
« . ipg to Hnnfprd no*t year. ; He
■• : -Hid lh.it he \vu* poeitlve that the
'll DoiltietY UHtilil npfrfllf k ncnliol
•
IH B W r.ATH tH
.,
,
Partly cloudy and” continued mild through
Thursday.
•
. ■
4
•
• ,T * Prolrf^ the A n r of Hie Worldi
To Promote the'Progress of America
T o Produce Prosperity for, Sanford.
.
IlMiiilr Anno? H|».lt«1
la i.lli- r
Hutio ll»n,
lla ltlr . u *', >
Vail. Illus Hl-lr. Trw irllna .Mneair
.,
NEW
YORK — The
Boston
p » » i»
Tei*.
••
Brave*. runnlnit mstea with the till!
,N*«-,iu. Oet*J«TO"CrMfln*
I'HIHIc* when it mji.
J
Philadelphia
e fn u nar*— A/ia
• muOtWI. liar* t: *
come* to * >ml • division team*
I'lrk Cp trurky Frank. Mah
in the National League, may soert
Itactna. Pilot 1.11*/ Uuatte
Jbe-talking — amt piking — and- Karen*-Kay. it** &G& "tm often:
a
f a l a . y T ,
playing—flir t dlvUion ba*eball. J, llllr Bare—
*QataW a fiae*»
The notion backer* are hopeful _ ll.we1-Plaatrr, • IJnlne ~U>'. . I f - I
that Billy SouUtw.orth w ill,g le e |ri.ucWy Tim. Saw Xla Thundaretli
the', mthe ki*J of a team. they.
C lu b T r a n fe r s A J a m p
To
P la y
Vint lt»w _ V »U M «r
O
C a r d in a l
*t .<lv IliftiP
T O N IO irra ENTRIES
A T n o c TRACK -
Will
Mildred
euggested. someone
should start aft agSoey something
like Wallet had' Bobble In the
comic section. -I have heard many
women say that they haven't
found anyone to wash their win*
dowa, mow tbeir lawns, and many
other things, - I am idre that
many people would b» glad to. havs
k
A German defense attorney has
asserted before the Nuernberg
war crimes tribunal that tge
1048 report o f General George
Mdllhfll to President TFumsn
Would disprove contentions that
Colonel General Alfred Jodi wee
a warmonger.
Jodi was tha -’ last chief of
staff of tha German Army. Hjs
defense attorney has requested
that the Marshall report be ad
mitted in evidence, because, he
contends - <* relieves Jodi of the
reproach
'hevtng (man jk vaftf
monger. *
11- ’/
NEW REGULATION
.The Stale Road Upper
has announced that earvlee men,'
hitherto allowed 00' day$ after
dleeharge from the |Srvtes
** Id
which lo renew driving licenses
without an examination, will hava
to do this In 30 days after dis
charge, according to lAformatlon
at received by. County Judge
W. Ware at whose office dri
vers Heatitas may
obtained.
Thin ruling Includes renewal of
oceraWer, ghaffaur* a|y! «pecl|*
e
foreign policy speech yeeterdft;
Mr. Truman plena to fly bat
beck to Waehlngton from Colon
bus.
•
NET IS SEIZED
'-
L. V. Delong, county game wi
w a^
den, perked hla truck In front of
tha Court House this morning aald
pointed to He cargo, a large flag*
Ing net more than 35d yards loiig
which he said ha tclted last even
ing on Grassy Point In L^ke Man*
enna* facilities by coordinating
tha intarcat ef community organ!
aationa and individuals.
tift '>.iV
.
�W EDNESDAY, MARCH 6, lOJfl
ttYF SANFORtt nERA'MV HNNFORU, FCOnil)A
S a n f o r d 's
KalaklUkrtt tsr.HS*
1*4' 4»0 r *irs*S satnr4>f
. Mil
■«••••
Amifnvtl, riortiln
111 Mi i m IU A ira v *
I t a i u n m i a iiatks
r m t a - 1« *i**»rf
tr tlft, W 's k -------- -—
|>Im 4
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W*. Ih ., rrptrarM* Tfce
' t u Mnll«n*l Ilf Hi •*» «4»#|II<1"<
O r* . u r P -.lp lflu fa l« Otf * » '« *” t llM In llif r n n i i f " O k
llsrtkal kr»4<i«iiMrf« In 1k4'
:TW
IlsSkia In ■ inf
mnrit H • l*r*nn >«SI
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in.O»
til II nr H*l nl|rff^l*f
In lain p«k»r ■"* n»*n
M in ruhllfkrS fcrrrln.
i In rrpHhlkmlnn “« •*•*"
.Irkfn kftrln nr» kl»n >*•
j>gONKHBAV. MAnt’d a, Urta
O p p o r tiih r ty '
SILENCER?
RrgDtrr No» — e»crri*r your rleht to
—'/'ho.'TjtnitlpMsi i«»rtsil)imii)H ,of. th e nm url buxines*. • in
Fln/libt. Iiuvp been rmiiie doultly ■rlctjr | a Ic^nl . residents
d u rin g th e w ar when, despite re stric t iom on trav el and the'
alm ost total lurk of to u rists In th e usual m eaning of the
word. S anford hotels, ap a rtm en ts and room ing houses have
b w irr ^ lm o ^ ^ u a U lftlv J e lle d J > o c a w e .of
•>F stTvice m en's fam ilies located here in *coil flection with
th e S anford Navnl A ir StaHon. ;
These were tourists,*1n a sen se, for whom we did not
have to advertise, for whom no special inducem ents had to
ha o ffe re d * a n d for whom it w as not. necessary for ns to
com pote with o th er more ag g ressiv e reso rts. They were
W rlm h T h (I. F o r t he f mi t i l me Sail lord has learned t h«T~ it
pays to*have its boloht filled w ith people; il/t ap art m eats
occupied, nnd'evory avallnhle room in p riv atc 'h o m es rented.
T his di maild for accomnuHlutinnH has lined th e [inckets of
•Sanford citizens, in spite of rijnt ceilings, and has made
them look forw ard hojiefiilly to an o th er kind of to u rist
now that th e war Is over.
f
F a r th is old (into n g rieu ltu ra ^ co m m u n ity J u u —(iutdU
learmrd 't h a t Florida’s g re atest"^ n o h crop is the w inter
tourist. T he money which he and o th ers like him -have
brought down here for a few m onths in th e w inter has
built g re a t cities like Miami, St. P etersburg, and Orlando.
And those towns which jiave been preoccupied with* o th er
thj|l^ s have seen many sm »ller re so rts ipiiekly pass, them
HOME
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mennoble
E COM-
t«1k nbodfvVIie •W^h'^tjui
|)Tlrts^ri(l 'tSurteiiu* scrvlef* I t (Ho Jl(i.t, RARD'
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wafcs'bluyIto.''
><n
HI»t>B VlfttHK FOR TODAY
T here are now more Tmtdfrt<r com ing tir^FTorW fnrrrd
NAZARKNt; w an tin g to comti UeFInrldfl th a n th e b e tte r knowH1places can
AQi r-AUNCdKI). A AOHdd). possibly hccnmmmhUr; Thert? a re not enough hotels and
ifi
RKJ.IOI0N
STAUTKD
NOTABLE WOHKt; AH A* apurtm cnLs in all the resorts In Florida to s a tis fy hftlf way
iTsitors tillable’ tir find
•FFtlti r.lIRHT AT A \VKU- th e. dem and for th»>m.-Hundreds
01 IlK— HONUtKD I d h a n y 'pTnce to sta y ‘7i7 Miami. T anipn. o r T>t. P etersb u rg are
AHION AND THE INHTI- already'w aiidcY ing ulsnit the s la te looking f"i some o ta e r
TON OF MAII HI A OK. IT
itJMJ UK HKI.O I.n 0 •MM
TO W N . NEW S
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The Sanford Herald
CJItKAT
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-T O D A Y !
(WedAmday)
OPENS'
IZ.fS P.M.
D A ll.V
IT
8ACIIK0NLHH:
The.:
a marnsitc in t'nati '»f </•»!**
S Tz\R T$
h* S b .P iu 'l
llSB,'[;;',r1 , : | th is , overflow.
th“
w ,. should m ake sure t h a t we u< t m ir sh are of ajl
hmfncM.
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jluHlilintr mntorinls th a t are available in th is state, and — •— ------ -— “—
I f i eonjn-wiimiBl committee w U h H t more hoteW and j i partirUMils ate-b u ilt here just us fa^t lit the timm
Mr
yrqpoRfij th»»t tit* i»«y
<**>!»• piH*thcy HYik anywhiT^* ijIhc. A iYi I w«i should mtiki* sun* l h a t *hn ^iil Ik?
rl
W«Stn«n tK*
lr«rm
who do ronn* Horo a rc pnu|N'rlV rt*n*I>n*d and t»ll. |t|„ ulum "
* y * f* I
S
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tertain ed so (hut they will w ant to cotnc Imt-k
Memi>ri. --r iho II
^SmlnUtrktivB P
(t ' "f Tha|
This is Sanford ojtporlunity an d .iv c shmdd take a d - ^ ,,., Tu-Miny nfu^a.
*i«a*uri ws* iimtmbly ilciigiiisl i* 1vantage of i t . ’
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Holley C«naiuc
lottery llcImU »',re ►«l‘l
ikmi the nther it«y W the
litoner h*aillr*»p pi Iflnlesli rere
■ck to the tunc uf^soms
Rural Cnnimon Sentfc !‘
is* Siiuili tlohnA i
^
A Bombshell of
Human Emotions!
M e m o r ia ls
rornm nnities every win re ^ire yonsiilrrinp m onum ents
si to thcli’ World Witr II dend. M am oriuh are as old as man.
BjT ih’*.. open spprovsL *»f the Many hove taken fortas .like. E g y p tian pyram ids th a t o u tlast
ly msiinifcr ilcspltr stsl# Ib.v* In
’ i whose nam e t*
they were
fr„fll
e- confrary. Whnt 1» ih* tllf- rcady identity o f th e person in
rehce, «emo will. a»U. between erected,r o r like th e .m ound b u ild ers’ tem ains, which have tut4* „( cMtai
tni i an inftirt in a henl,
|fi. nfutucli mil) tottery.'tickets, lost "tiieir m ennian. 'T h e A m erican scene is dntjed w ith portant event*
havi nn a111main nlikt>u
u| the BH»wer U nn <»M «» "'Ho sta tu e s, m onplitha, piles of stone to th e dead i f ppst w ars.
1 h'c< ■'•’“ v 1
I-,iif far tvilufnl by the
Df: one. i« leaal siwf the other Many of these a re hideous, badly located, of such |sm r ma j j ' j,' '
of tti ■ pr*L S'nl infra*
nY.’ And .the’ rlt^ mnnBRcr hB»
uninml-* have ilicd of
e moie lctf»l rii>ht ie audierUe terial us to becom e'a com m unity liability Monte have h is t' fnu, jH4r. in
it|,i atlnif?. And ttf pftt
» llletOil
■dkaa’anjAmo e!»«.
th e jr upefutness an tt rem ain only o n em lm rrnSsm ent, They ite
hrw
-n ii-i i:£
—U al
art* unwind rem inders of past mod tikes, b u t can serve to
ly omnia I Mid human* a*
w arn toiitiy’s planners,.
i- .*
A Ttaiav’s memorials" deserve *to l»e expressive of this.
KilMr-.' n* mnnv nf tile tn*»t« ay
i<wk*iblt> bt*f*ir.» ibi* lu*Kii. I.n.<"lui|(
itRe, an era of realism , of practicality. Our dead of World
W ar II will lx- honortMl best by what, serves th e needs not
Altendlu* T il* district mrelintr n ipirty nunibri» a idj iiii i imiinr
nf warm wcollier |j a newl effe**only of Hie c u rre n t epoch, hut of th e next few decades: of the Kplssstpal Woman's Atnb-j Uva ■* way of rufliimtnm; them.1
llafy
jfih'MclbtHime
’
on
Ft
May
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VecYentinn arena; parklam l* w here yo u th can have" Wliolefrtim rhrt-st church were, Mr*.; Trcatinu ew ry wound with Smear
so n iO 'p lay ; reforentatitm projects; au d ito riu m s in whose Joi n AVadiiwurth. Ml»s "RolierUun No. lyj ur i iiiitl.it i ff. i live pre*
partUien will kdl any partaitM
discussions the freedom the dead died fpr cun be* p re se rv e d ; and Mr. Muric I)i>(e.
that jitay be. in" the Wound and oern n o AlONO famously tofelhcr,
lib raries housing m an's inherited liberties, m in isterin g to
Lortirwrnl (fanl Club wrii)' aj*p hipel liiti sere w*Wnmi fly Winston Churchill an d 'a white
his..intellectual hunger*; scholarships to'ipiA lify *yoimg men iruesti of Joseph Dtirtrwnd Mm. rront’ luyltur ctor* in it. . Hjjullilitf cockatoo from ScHcrr'* parrot
Dine on HntUrtlny ni.tht Willi tiVMtock carefully without 'The fnrnjle pose for the cameraman at
anil women for living In .the now world of tom orrow . •
tab'- of ita .in o l ill otC of ijuyit, ship4, >tirb*, rofl Miami. The tormcr wartime prim*
■ t The list Is long of appropriate m em orisin' to, those fhrfC
itluy. .It*frr»hmenta wife rervrd.1
fallen in thiit 'war, hub it is to he Imped th at w hat is tre a te d Neat A'lntduv nijrht the rloi> '■•her thiiii.'s uhnli raute wounds minister pi Great Rtflain Is plan*
mil btui-es i* not only human-*,
In the name of th e young lives snuffed nut will t>e w orthy wilL lie entertained by Ailhui "at nWo Ftvnumicil, for a reaul’s nine to meet President Truman
wiuun a few days, (international)
'Zeller of Detroit, Mich.
o f them .
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ni n minimum of injutli-s that it*.
Mrs. (ilrnn Payne bus cone In' luce tile value of animal*.
Kurrttya and estimates Indicate
Dlgt and Mjt*- J.ll.* Mtfnlck sttrv* rtitend. two weeks with hrr par*
cilia.
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That the natiun needs all .the riotlc service which he' twrformed
is!
rt'fntshnlcaia
to
member*"in
Mr*#
Clark
who
recently
sub!!
ItOUgWDod
;wni|na| nrtaluct* that cnn%h* pr»attendance.
heC Hotel will aeon flf to Cull*,iducud this year, and the farmer during Ihe war. Screw-worm con
The Home , Itftinnn^ ration
furttib to vblt her daughter and j w-Jmj tVnuimies to prudttfe ■is also trol Is one wav la which he can
The Lontt^coil Hotel ha** been Will,meet Thursday.at !l:00 u ’clu-'k grand-chlldrcn
| continulnir t*i tieacctinic* the pat* maintain high production.
sold by Mrs. .Klo/thce Hul/nkec
Clark tg.-P.G.. Sandneif, manufac
turer of New-York. Sons of Mr.
Sand lie* hill he managers of the
hotel . in * which " extensive ■Tm.
Su r e w o u l d b e f o o l is h
provemertts are underway and
sdvrral guests nte slrcmly mukirtK
t o h ii y
.
.
:
their hnnia there.
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* The Woman's Auxiliary bad
i aimuL the profits made by 'th e their ■tm ulbly i»»»lon on Tlmri.CIRCUpATIN?; HEATERS J ^ P K I N G
r »up>mohtle matuifaccuiers .dufin t dgy afternoon*with reports given
f tile, war year*, end yet It state. by all chairman.
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ntrnti irtfm the Automobile WiinU* The devotional was test by Miss
H I F T ti,n( WUM before w ar, ntrikea unH‘1*>tHeneck*. i
j yfoettirers’ Association far*. “Auto* Mary floberUnn. A letter of thanks
D U I We advise you to HfdVe Y p U ft I t EA T INF,
I mpblls manufacjijjrink fupipaules read from m l>ox of-*dothin» aent
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____ iiVd w two*flflHi to Grace Mission fA*Ylrgttik. Ai
i ■tnade'-fflilV
ono-i
PIlOfrLKM SO W , w hile we can g i t tHeae welf-mndr ;
• much .profit
»*!•* in the Interesting Bible gome devised by
NOIMiK * l l EA TER S a t p re -a tiik e . iwlefiR W e o ffe r
ir years; us <he jieitentage'ntiide Mr*. Amelia Noble woa trtetf hut.
1 IT / , M a g n o lia A
peocSfihie".. (kuuMuhlats will President, Mrs. George’ Bridge',
l| * pu “tMy'cs lying". . AuT yel presided, llosteetff Mrs, Marie
f
The Private Live*
AnAmeriean Hector, His Unite
Anil The "Other Woman", lioIate4' Tnamher In nomh-Htivinh<1 China!
S P E C T A C U L A R !
. . flAlllNa- AS ONI.V
P E A R L
B U C K
WOUI-D DARK
TO WHITE IT!
Your Privilege — Register — Vole —> Your Duty
C H E Y .R
MOTOR TUNE UP
M ille r B u ild in g
R A D lO - S E R V tC K
,the truthi
T H U R S .!
Phone 21)
*+ *+ ± ± ± i± ±
pd*t Out tlw. vote"
ire* encouraging everyglshsr for Die coming
eople in ,S*nfpi?l have
iMtiasd to take tHalt*
lie}, as citiseni rather
IhdWatW' by frequent'
ns#,|* which not more
rppaL«dtfiL ami even
' inSgtari** for. .state
A t more thaitv li5.
% ritlsgns Vuotb Hie
w " tp the pells. Tjte.
ting when that sort of
met with so*.
remits,
L oa n * m ade
<n *.
H o u s e h o ld G o o d s
A ---o f ».-k
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o l t i l e s --i r
.C..
BALANCING
iv n d ti^ a
Kennedy
S r p a tk lln i B i
n o r m . te a .
at
E* ( J i m m i e r H o w f e f t d y i r v
Prettitlenl A GVnertl MaYnRkV
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And
P A R K T IIR K K
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I.I), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Personal
Activities
World Day Of Prayer MIL AND MRS. W. E. KIRCIDIOFF INTRO*
DI C'D MR. AND MRS. FIND \VI>RER
’ Observed March 8?
Mi- 11 J l* A ihU i
11i! k-.'II. Mj ». |J. II. IV'liii,. JJo
,1 iJ r u ibidert by
Hu- I t " utd Stole flunk and tho
I!
lie*. -* i • 4111 ft111,ittiTJf f rtr#*
‘\t*rc • » J mi
H, lleuiiUm. lit* . 'AiCiie. 'V
It *wf"§
Ml: ('), L. Bulk-'*. Ml 4. .$tuuK * |li» - Mu-* lift? f brnlrr for ffio
vafit Mr* Pv iT Ctuntie;. Mib Tltnr ,.i#r, left
,
M
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V\„ K KiichRiif f Mi* ji)!1 Me i*« h. Mi,
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Dio
United-Council
of
Church
Sotiftjr Edilorj Cecelia Truluck
Neil William* an*! ,« jD*ilnV. M
ft_i|iii♦! • ^ k
Ip Ub
,Mt
ami Mu, I,nr! Ki.uik Mm Nrlll, Mi
rel». no. 1(5 I Women with ju‘(itl<piu|U'i* In New
_ Maude WillirtMO*. -__ i^
WrF«*i' .. iii’M* lV2,,“£
mnniifcrr*
of
« It Kirllry.______
>sS-.~%:^r l<y rash"*
‘ York Cttv~MoV,»oi. u Wpri.l D a yl,.
r! ' ’ '• of
r n i i ! » r an*f
'-fhiiiul«*n fur .‘DUO l 1* M.
" of Prayer uhicU f** olwerrfifl * ^ ^ ^ Mjiy
f
afur^f
IvnT Mr* \\
\ l.ef
i ...|.
|sbri..ei
llohnnnon.
”|t hroujclioul the I li ri»il|t rr Nut few* I
''**niny
t a liullumt <a* *, fin Mi ani) Mr, luhn MiifhD'ir R o n a l d T a y l o r W i n s
M •- u f S T r m r W H BAY
I
jit!'
;
i
.
u
till Slinfulil
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nti* *lhe 31th birtlufay
fel “
ftich year u n 'lli* first Frida v ' ,oil 1‘ot't tri'eit in ilu- tniiic
and Mi-. Samuel llitchlon.
R
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F
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S
p
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l
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n
g
^her*11 \f5! Whitnker,
i.fi* *
uf (iui SiMHJt*, the Sanford scout*
nf Io-lit . Mr*. J, |^. 'Hoot n il- !'00" of the Hotel Mnyfnu' h*
Mi and Mi* I I Hoy. Mi mid
twe.
the hioir. of U 00 an*I Mi
Juliu* Hinefrldei
Mi and
k McRty*
i will
a -|itfml-lhe*night
patty
• t i i r u sn \ a
T,
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.
Word ha* been ifn iv n l that Um,,hc4,i t**J»>.
Tin* %|>rlliri^ bee which ft*>" »• * f
* :IMi ■ i'b*ck.
\|i. Jame* Hy*on. Aii and Ml*
I' -1* >T<111* » atfu'Miie Mar.The Kuuthilile r
I A Will VP'"
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The
t'hurehr,
of
Sanford
will
It
Bring notchag sapper ami
Smith, S 1 c ha* been
t Uf.
! • it
11inj* ff*»m
duct «*»l at lh«* Sanfuli)
M* kuehhoff wn» wearini; a t li Ke> 'll and Mi* litw ip
meet at tbo * nehool auditorium ,M . f W
north** |$PPS “ l1*1 „unrfrrrr.i
\|Uml
San meet Kriilny at the Methodlit
SchcH»| Kiitlns evfninif !»\ H
at I d s I*. M. The bant'd
breakfuat, alow cat mid blanket "an.rtrrtd iram .tnami to nan
UntiiUiUM Schunl; IMwanl MeChurch at .1:110 P M. In obner- ehaitiirtu-. jersey * komn with a ' S|u t't. Mi and Mr* II II titlncipnl. Refl Steele, attiacted a t*.t•.t«-* *|.m in trade from B.l».
I’edro. t'alif.
ted. Maid of OHctln* ( nl*man, Mr an d 'Mr*. l!o** Aninf, I* scheduled- fot iLJn P. M. n’ 11*
' •
vttttee uf tlii t flay, -he added ,V|i*» corsage of
Slime.
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ivhda. Mrs. Weber wit* det*«n.
'Ii and Mr*
II a I p-h laige nmliemr w Itji Ronald Tayiv', I prjkfii
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j|i hhtrk cit;i'*v* with u " iuhl^ AL*.and-Mr* I K. Rotiitt* li»'Mia-deejutrff-*Us»*-w-tn»r>t-Vof. ■■ 1 . ' ' ■
•rf a' hlie lUoiirdy. irla.VbiX^^Ui.
J.- C_vlliiub»itt
Id rn idM i* r
HiiTei. Ml T T l — I I f = : n f t " = i l i =
l i i — 1 11— 1 l l = i i i = i
nrrniifieiiient*
of »«<• '><" * «i fi Ij.At, k. Mi
—
ll
gladiolusev. dogwood* 'and »«d * M i* . hdwatd lllgKiiiv Ml. ||
R K fH S T K R N O W — cM -rtih f tm ir riphl In ' « l c .
i , .
I■ffe ifill— CL'aniLle,— fflr l { ’ljjll'-'_" ‘ »
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,p“.l <ln- -^1
lilUl-UthtlL Alldl—10UIUCJ
la*. U1,-1 ■_ 1*1*'B'lpi’ ntir f: **oa-fstr
tirtli*lation and siultaneous tiie'^,,nU ’
1ttn;* U » e ie -l . .
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, , ,. ,
A
eYvko
in
the
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,
l*»
Jaek-ofiville
where
ahe
Avenue at 7;:io ! ’. M.
un Mmch S,
.
scivr.i fnmi a ublv rovrrtd u lilt| Al-o Mf.'untl Mp / J. I**
ii
WmId
Hay
of
Prayer
apomne.l
wiU
u
n
i
1
“
mmor
«P
rrn‘
i?nTile IHlut Club w ill siioiiMir a
Mr*. K t h r l'w (bait
"Noth- |
h'lfe lintm cbth-«m l eenlere.li Mr. and Mr* K. I tivitifll. Mr,
j ' - lr(jlge and Chlfw^t * hccfeersjiartj iiv Hie council of church women
Ing
had
ihme
mine
it.
unite
the!
w.
1
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1
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'wt
of
wl.it.
,
and
Mi*
'
ohr
Williams.
Mr.
Mr*: C.ll. Winn ha, returned
H
i
in Uie \Vnman*-t tlub l.ei;iiintii^* of Sanforil will be held in the Iroin WaycitiM, Oa. wlieie »hc thinking of -I’ rolestant women than |gladn itMt * The table appointed j and Mi - Wallace HHI. Mr. and
Metho,|i»t Church i\t n.UO. P. M.
I t at hiW*t\-.^,
*
the World Hay of Prayer No force * w1,h
f«|nlalnci| hot* d j Mr. II It lope. Rev. -und Ml*,
relative, for
I he
e Uarjlen
..aiiieii Club
i iitit • rlt/lea
riryit-s will
win ,vultcil with
’
. . some
T
;
- The tVe*iA%. a*!l htact
ha*
yet !«•„; found to equal the. ‘>euvte. :,m| pi.nrJ^howU ,w hn-h Maik t an;yntei Mi and Mm
meet
. ‘ ot-dhe'-lieKiiid. a^iiiuritiitijjat :l . I a
r,W ver-o f prayer
prayer that ha* been wrn »,5i*c«'D •*' opp> site end- of t. W Sfencet. Mi and Mr*. Ko>
r * ' Pr^.'f.
till _t he l.'.uTl -jnf/* -,ii
lcleared oft that dm alone.' The the table Those assisting in *er\ 1Mann.- Rng Henna! and Mrs
ing the guest* were Mrs. p II 1 I t
llutchi.on, Mi ntttl Mr*
* liV® *-v'dl "hate a covered dl»il
hit. Itulidi ti. Wotalruff and women ,.f America have mpcli for Tepst.
■ v te=W
Mrs, J. I), Woodruff) It. I TisiW, Mt and Mrs. At
roti. |{al|di Hat tun, of K mkU*)i- which to thank tloil. Peace cannot Mi*, i H. Kittley, Air*. \V. .1 fee. Mi, and Mt* Kd Shinholsct.
t.iw t), N'.J. ate visiting ..Mr. and lifj'ume a tealily in ihi* world Thigpen, ami Mi’*..S. H. Hightot* Mi and Mi.* hat l.evy-Whltnrr
ii
Mr*, h'tunk Wotalruff. Sr. at tlicir until wc ure willing to w o ik 'and
Thu.. . invited wete: .'It*. W. .1 Mr. uml Ali- l ieit Hell, Mr. ami
pray- for it."
home on Onk Avenue.
Janie*
llicgin*.
Mr.
and
Thigpch, Mr*. II. M. Papworlii.
Mr*v Itohley llrilie. Mis. P. It. Mi* McHonald England.'Mr. and
M
i MtS: *l'redertrk' J)y,on, student
Tepsic. Mrs. Mary Mrt'anley. Mrs E- -Hiimuels,, Mr. and Mr*.
!*b-'lhefl’ f»tverstty of South t’nroMrs T. I llutri*. Mr*.. At ay me Al T"dd.* Jlr. and" Mr*. R I..
hya. him been visiting her par*
mid Mr*, llinnrh.
llmlgkln, M>s. N[. hoi*, n \-hbv_ P i n It, 'li
rnfk, Ml, ''anti Mr*. J. V. Jones,
); )•
Mrs. Mallnct1 Wright; Mr* lit mt- Itti key. lUtlge amt Mi*. L. W,.
II
|Jnr the pa,l revtuiil days. She
ford Ryiil. Mrs, llimy It. |,ewi* | Wickom. My..and Mis. J. II. In
A t the" Mayfair Hotel . . . the
ha* now- reaumeii* her^stsidie* at 'Loiii.'lr*. Cole.
Cole*
cIuh
1 ii
.l
u.
A‘ ‘
and Mi*.
.,
; gill. Mr. and Ml*.
'll* . J I.. H
•-cM
m-*
5
CoUimbia. S. (".
*
c lX * a
ib .M| I’ ’“ cb?J!.| AU. Mi and Mis. Ilov l l o l ln „ ( . U , Mr -and Mi*. H K. Evans.
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are lemuimng-'^t the hotel . and
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rh«r. to Sanford Srs 1ety n ,, gTnoi !■y ft nttl *
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With e ty r y tflj ft m.,|tt <|ay.
i'elsirnlil to Hyde
Paik
New I |,iayTug |pn
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Ml! It til N Ml I S« II. R 1 It 'R IM '
iritid sun of thy late Ptg*ofe»t
N ..*».! I.
JR... and Ml! W A I.KELLER 11 ^
.Mills
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i *'I tin*
i'Vhife she ia doing ai! this, tII I >1( stole till' .stoivy f u l l tie men w/th I ilU
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*RIK F IN nf Jdk nliYtii*
\L ,tt*!*-i ( I tin IT iilj'l MnAthlV •!
*| W MEU HBb, SR . i* li<‘-V'g Iti* their now suits, ami iittnir UveV*'lt*
l/FMOHS of " inlet t srdeit
-iTi iit tin balin’ at Mr?- , U
' shoe, lares-'ind that put* linn oil It** . . RIl.'llARH wODBjU
ami the' slaymyei. inrlnde MR.'* t*
M. v|« K iin* kviTb Mi; *-M=’K mii* y ti*1
fWa JisC o f ufto n flh e hen lUesSed tweerl -with yetlim tie uml socks A M CINTYRE nf S-hU !*„\ Y
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r«lji|ial ilVI*!’ IIV
of liis'it- Fiimc humritiigey which suit that someotie )okmg{y ie MRS HOUii I M' titIV LN -f fin
11" nieotnu
aHviild rVjpiire a llomtinrif!
■* jK^ikrM n»p| I'M lift itrkl * v ipa'fyrlf I
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Around the town Monday MllS 1rTk>ui^ .mil ^h»D pulph tM
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MAV.ME HOIXiKIN. und MRS tBfl uVul. Iiimm* *aiifti
A '*{ 'tit ahd MRS
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MR. W ...
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M*ii "* *ov ^Itinj on, eis , eon
waaring.u becomlitp ycllhiw fori Latin out with- a liutik* Simrt
____ , a lit 0 RH HAI'OM and MJt lItt’
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pull •I Ti.a 1114
SIRS
Hi tie ttiut w ill' 111olubly -et thr
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trintmerl ct.ai
in ri .in
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• KEY al»o shopping . . MR ami town Ij.ice . . . A Idue uml while
ami piitti far.
I MRS. W. V , HITTING going .,* py|ky fuiJtiimr which wits wiuh
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Refte*Atm*nt atTe dheti »*f rved j
lunfR together' eiij(t>ing u mutual ViMy « goodlboklng blue suit . . .
rank
Slinine*;
to tin5 billowing: Mi*’ tliapihmi,|
Ut UT .
laugh at wimVlIUttg y •
'lV. Uml Mr*
ludir*'Wole flowered hat*
|IHJNAI.I) BISHOP back .from the and spitrlHipg jewelry with yuart alttiounca IJ»«* htltlumf
Mill o* Ml* 'V L * Rrim-iai, AH'- f « l t j
Mi
( taude ! ly i in|ioi,l
'U ’aHfic * ami - looking wniudorfullv kliita mii|.tuck tail rltes»es
. Eve Alut. | Mt Hie ttiahge IrHleru) pirintig,
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I .-in e " idialh*. 'It- Mi Knit.j
well . .
btrddylng atnund with j[tP:ht'r»..w clo!* MRS .J
HLN’G". lli.-oitul in Ojtao.l
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'li
- ’ John ''uiigh .1
BOBBY NEWMAN hi* old frteh.l YK I liKII. MRS G It RISITOP
The ihntte at the fnpntry p it ft MRS. nilAPKOKH* 11-YIUi.MRS I 'ir , and Mt* ''vin.o, Wekt full
'It- R'l-nr W rllt.i’fci *j- Mr - J T
Satunlay evening was a whoppipr W, E.*KfR('IlEI)KL> .'IKS L l N I t b " dunce tlir toitti*"t rt. .on on
"d - •
1 >. "m t ami '1
fliccess . . yvlth iiattd deluxe qmt WEIIEII, MRS, ROY rn ild .K K .jV
t at .th. I .
.Id I mighton 'I I " • u>"
fun galore
about ISO al^n 1 MHg. W-. A. AHAAI.S .
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JOHNNY f ( H dlt-'j
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I IKK. MR. rni.l MRS. FRAN KLIN ♦♦♦ y ^ *,* v v v v v v v v *** \ * *1* •** ♦♦♦ »♦»
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BENNETT. MR mill MRS HEN
•A !
RY WIGHT. II. MR. uml MRS
HALE L. SCOTT. JR.. MR. and
MRS. EHWARIl HIGGINS, JR.
MR. and MRS JAMES CRAI'PS.
MR. .and
MRS.
R I f II A It 0
BROWN. MR. and MRS. W A L
TER SNEAD. MR. and- MRS.
WILSON SMITH. MR. and MRS.
C. L. POWELL. MR. and MRS.
JAMES
RIDGE. LIEUT,
ami
MRS. MAURICE ISF„*.MR. uml
MRS. JOHN -IV E Y . MIL and
.
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.
lilK S .- A L LYONS. MR. «ml MRS.
[ GEORGfc THURSTON. MR. ad-l
'MRS. JOHN MEISCH. JR.. MR.
and MRS. CLYDE RAMSEY,- MR.
and-MUS. TOM BOLT. MRS. HOY
REKDr. MRS. ItORLHY BRUCE.
BRAXTON 1’ EU k INS. JR.. RICHA R Il DEAS. JIM SPENCER, MC
KAY TRULUCK, MACK CLEVE
LAND,. MR. mid MRS. DAVJD
SMITH, RUDOLPH RICHARD
SON o f Atlanta. Gu„ *DR. uml
MR& A. W. EPPS, MR. and MRS.
HARRY TOOKE. G. W. SPEN
tER ami
,
CER
oilier*.
Th*_ lovely tea given by MRS,
8, R. DIGHTON fo r‘ her d.iughler*
In-law, MRS. JOHN DIGHTON.
••»**■
wa* a "welcome to Sanford" a*
MRS. JOHN DIGHTON plan* l»
make tbD city b»r home. . . Thr
attractive gue*t* enjoyrvl the »!#•
lirlotu refre»hmenls- ami chatting
with each other . . . The game
room ha* never locked lovelier
u A W t ^ C jlt V
a o \ jO iA W
than U did Saturday aflemoo'i
with beautiful arrangements of
Spring.flower* and ailver bowli
and . v a A »rattered around . . .
T h ^ tea waa a eurloaltv for tha
bnnehatl playef* . . . who peeked
In with r wink once in * while.
The party la*t evening whkh
e r.s o n a l s
1^
SPECIAL THURSDAY
Tl
t
Hotel Varieties
a
Mr. and Mrs; Ed
Carraway Entertain
n
CARD TABLES
ij
SWISS RD5 UNDERSHIRT
V
jj
F L A iv K N IT UNDERSHIRT
I-SHORTS^WITH SNAPS
ROXFR STYLE, A L L ELASTIC
JOCKEY SHORTS
II
B . L . P e rk iiis
CORRECT MEN‘S fWEAR .. .
ITERRACE TALK
Willi .Mrs. iMeKtmfj"
i
MEN’ S " WHITE
SHIRTS
ii
cab\\ tomuca,, Awj3C
unis,( x ^ -
luncheon at Mr*. Annie Merriwelher’*
In
Daytona
Beach;
Dirt1'Gardener* Circle with Mr*.
Wilke: Magnolia Circle
MATHER OF SANFORD
n
=
ii
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�With Moore's
e
•'
Kiwanis Urges
L ie u t B ish op
Is H om e A ft e r Legislation F o r
P acific Service
,
Stand up Faint!
■" More Tome-owner* «p*clfy
our Paint* each year—hnv*
Inc learned that it i* Paint
that will «tay up, when you
paint up! U goc* further,
Cp spurt* mvi'itil, pfotwlwl,
ANI> in the longer..time it
atnya-put!
H sE N K AR IK (JLASS&
Lowest. Prices. Everyday!
SUPER SPUDS
10 ">• 59c
Hwect Mjld
lb
Cauliflower
lb
I m IIm .4 I' ism I'sa* Css
ing uf boat* either in lake Henry
or in the 8l. Jolins Kiver.
The sum of |4tw was eppmpriated by the County to it.J
current lied Cron* drive.
Mr.
Herndon was directed l» advertise
lots 61 and 07 of Sanfo Pan*
for sale. This land (old counly
home property) lies liarth i f
Geneva Avenue arid east of the
railroad' crossing. Approval »u*
given for appropriation of'll!.', a
month to be paid to Walter H.dtv.
coltlinander of the'Colored Vet
erans of World Wars, to serve as
ussistnnt Counly service, tsffuer
under I- F. Boyle.,
The Boartl approver! the trans
fer bf the liquor license of Henry
Wing to Peter J. Bukur for
Wing's tavern on the Orlando
highway- near the dog track.
Application or Arthur O. Happ to
operate a liquur package store
a| l.fllK Southwest Rna,| in Go Idaboro,' was 'approved.
A bill requiring that all dogs
Fresh
Broccoli
2 bchs
Fresh <1reels
Cabbage
lb
Wrklrnt Wlltr«Qp
can
'Texas Ki
Carr ul
1
Ju.iy
_
Crop?) ..!!
lb
r»ltshe.l
r scans
lb
5c
45c
Hwcet Juicy
Granges
8 lbs 47c
Tengy ttv-ret
P siio ap p lo s
Juliy
Loinons
on
25c
1
12'AC
(
POTATOES
10 |b* 37c
. lb
I*. H. 1 Malitr
w
^
m
tty
lied llluij
P o w ito p s
3
lbs
i
would have' wnrmad the heart of
any Americad to hav« wiluaaaed
the drive and — etflah actions » f
the Anieriian soldiers.
After two Jima the outfit ietumeil to Hawaii to relas, and to
receive replacement*. , The next
assignment wa> to Sasebo Kyu*
shu. Japan, wlwre the Marines
destroyed Japanese war m*trHals,
repatriaUxi Chinese, Japanese nnd
Korean* nnd »to*>d gtianl <luly.
I.UHtt. Bishop was then trans
ferred to the Second Division ami
sent to'Omura, Japan, after which
he returned home by boat and
landed at San Diego, Calif, an
Feb. 20. He ia now on leave but
will report to Jacksonville Naval
Air Station on Mar. U when he'
will be placed on terminal leave
after which he will receive his
discharge. At the present time
he is enjoying baing home seeing
his ffemity and friends. -
**
25c
ItUhf) ltftkinir
’^Potatoes
5 Ibt 25c
AA GRADE LAMB
A
FRESH POULTRY
N. Y. breosed Orade B
Whole o* Sliunk Half
Turkeys it 49c
SHOULDERS
34c
ib ,.
Hens
Ib
N. 7. Drrufd
LOIN CHOPS
Ib
ROASTERS
Ib
LAMD BREAST
-
Pan Itekdy Stewring
liVMJi LEGS
niBeCHOPS
Pan ltca.lv
FRYEflS
Ib
Debt Grade Pure
Ga. Whole or Half Smoked
45c
$
ib
Wieners >
•
ib
Yea, and iu Your
Allie Too!
*
Turn Tlioae Tltlnga
You Don't Want Into
Money with a Want Ad
To Execute Your Voting
* Duly
1
.................
... '
Hooks Now Open At
Herald Office
Junior Chamber of
t'Wmmerce
k,..*,
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Thurs.— FrL
O PEN
oi Tablet*
tin ir t « .........................
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C-t m u ,n.U laxative ,w>d get at
C.U Muttiea InUiikiUr . . . * > < ■ >
ft* flo»« P»ap« or Solve begins to
»•!»%» •i.if'.net* and' coughing sr
CX?f . . . . . . icakos ,1 rasiei la broatho.
n i f l n a i . 'Wuii e,i,« o*r •ek> <«*.
M
r l!dl te'xUJ WtAwM.
1 ^ I H / I ' I SIM44iw«) f H
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cpm|*:r# faults *
Announce The Opt-nittR 0
a»inai4ii tvt(
„u *v * ' , u v ^
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doorgta Smoked. In the piece
ib
Ohter Cuta Pork
Freeh made
'- A
32c 5ausage . ib 3 5 c k
Sliced Pork
C
Chuck
Maryland a n .
.e
Roast
Oysters
p»
»•••«♦ V
Va. Red Fin
v
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59c
r»
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» •»••• It »**•• lift-or *irnln. um*I
t m l •*:!« *« fas %* « •» ! * t t * f *M**S«
n* til*, it i*t a*• l.rlmr >•»*•
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III.
41 .
.4 I I I . t i l l
,3
lbs
34c
Lemons
Kreah
Polnlou; 10 lbs* 59c
Pineapples
Hv.*r«l !*}ttrlr)a
Jqlcy
Grape frail
lb 5
35c
Potatoes
5c
Cauliflower
-lb 15
Fancy Polished *
• *
Florida Oreep
Florida
Coiibngo
lb
lb
4c
h u m s . cnnnoT S
wirtncs.TP a p p l e s
SUPEA SPUDS *
FLORIDA CELERY
3
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Pecans
Kammi. 33 *
,
lb
45.
13c '
pounds '• -
^9c
46-oz 3 9 t
SH0UL0FR5
LAMb LxiCS
KtrtAan'a Urange Band
45c
Ib
.
Wienersr>
33xr
Sunnyland Bklntcsa
.•
8-ox
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CARDUI
EAItT niai -rain cypress posts.
Write Freddie Wilinmi, tit. 2,
(tog 226 AA, Dctand.
. y « i » ________I
LUNCHEON
KVKKn rrei-nly.dm.se,
able dully. Tendr-Fry2205 .Sunfoiil AvciiuV,
924..
.
Sausage ib
■Bead Nrrk’
fb
Gtade A H**f Sirloin
ib 39c
Chuck
• 1
Mkr,k.d«4''* u / >•*
Oysters Pt M i
Ribs
5
> 7 t'
Croakers >b 23c
Wtdtla* -
tb 1 20c
Hamburger ib25c
. AIKEN 7
Street
Northern Ptper
Toilet Soap
Toilet Soap
v a .. ,rr* -•
M0
*
Ro<n
• i . j Li,*
Bank Buhling
ESSEX S I I DIO
l
^ IBh N ..D A R K A V K .
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GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTERI
lice’s Sign Servicf*
u . It. I.A .Y D K E S S )
IMtone 1(121
'•
llume iiuidi- <’hicki'ii I --odla ••..in
nil mil- . Roy'-. Iaiil»u. Ilaiiit.iiig* r
utnlivnii, tolfe*. and cake.
Hmne 4711‘t
RADIATOR REPAIRS
p r o m p t s k r .y k t :
Phone 1011
ON
A L L CAPS
It u llll
THE STORE MANAGER
MAXES HIM WEAR IT
EVERY TIME WE GET
NEAR THIS COUNTER
N eed
. LAXATIVE?
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
I'liONE
A a CRES land in Graperille,- COLORED
g ir ls ''f o r
laundrj
work. Good hoii|-. uo.l g^o[ready for farming. On htgh|way, real bargain. UrgenU See
pry. VVe s .11 leach y»u. Sem
mele
County
Laundry
Co. NRW puttr-r. nnj Down .
ner, Carl A. Parham, lit. I,
• Ham w n U -r,i.i *>. Her J
819 W. 3rd SLx 80, Monroe Comer.
Cowhn F7ire| virt.il Wor
•TKADY and part time ilerks,
KW radiator *«-••■ nn.l radiator
II & A lk.pt. Store.
Phone Co. <606—T. IL Lynch.
repairing.
Jimmie Goakin
Sheet Mel.il Nv.iil*.
f?Y Dotler A Gay Paints. They CARRIER J»C
year*
of
fare M4x*at for the South, You'll
ago or cver,'wanlN| to deliver
like them.Stanley-Rogers llanl
The Sanford Herald nt i* liigli
♦are Co.
rate o f Income for the. time in
llOMtltW Ith lli: %' HERE
volved.
We desire applicants
H .L -R O O F IN G -W e have it in
pitlVA t v i.s iiK4t k c t j :d
who nre bright and ''on their
jail weight*. At the right prices.
to**,” ^.mho will be riinxeienUctu YOUR natural ih-iin- fo r privacy
in • money mklfcr* t* Irl.’ lly
In giving, their »ul»cribeni real
ffrvlro, who^have ambition, the , m p w ln ) liire. .Friend* and
lelntites aru not quv*lii.nril
dtsira to w*>rk hard unit save
r $300. Hunt'* Tuxedo
rvi.ut your credit. Your em
money
white
becoming
**l|ttle
;torf. 118 8anford A t *.,
ployer or bunnt-s* ussorinteg
Im -iin cB .
M
an *
A n v
liases
Isn
bustneaa
men.'
Any
hoy uwho
w it not hear of your personal
feeli he esnnet meoiure up to
affairs. Thtre is no cause far
IOARD motor. 8 to $ hor*a
these qualification* , will b*
rmbnri A*>nu'!it.
* 1
cr. Delehartty. Geneva Bridge
wasting hi* time -to npqly. Ap
Heauinnbte efr-dit re-iuire.-nentx.
plication* should be made In
No co-mskrn ,rn money loan's.
pemon at The Herald office.
Variable payment plans.
'
RlNlJ MOUST, tr.K A N rN c rFA M ILY LOAN CO.
’ life for yoer bedroom* — W HITE woman to care for child
Phone 33
*e ua for your bedding need*,
0 ytw rr ol<l,
Prefer elderly Florida Hank Bldg.
a now have innenpring in <twoman with some practical
ISAVK P R K t:i»l‘H Tilt Ell
nursing experience. Good Rat
Wheel* balanr*-*!, front end align
ary. Reply box K 'c/o Jlerald.
ring* in limited duanUUe*.
ed atiurr* lunger tire 'llfei easier
SANFORD MATTRESS
ROUTE MAN. one who knows, »U*Hng.
.
FACTORY
Sanford territory. Muat be able - HOLLER MOTORS SALES
Phone 07^-J
I a V i L*m ra /nini*.
r,ly Spencer
fxilahAor U
iiP iltu
Ham
FT. S lira iD O M E Housi
SL and Summerll
A NYO NE having land cleared 6r
oiler. Good condition, Inquire
' bulldozer wotlt to be don*. See
r, C ro **o n , City Trailer CLERK-typl*t. If
E. L. HoovcV at 1112 Elm Av*.
or phone 410-A'.*. •
, -
.
;• • •
cakM
I
,v.-f
t Dependable
I'l l U T d l i H M M IKR
8
35q.*
Steaks
?
UORERT I* COX
HELP W ANTED
lUth’a fit^oVsd Horn
Wieners »b 33c
Ham
■
How women mul girls
get wanted relief
C w elb erry. FU.
Collet Sonp
(♦
ABY CHICKS— Start them now.
You cun get u good supply of
blood-tested baby chicks at GIRL tor soda Founta-n »t lain
Hunt's Tuxrdo
Feed Store,
ey’s Drug $tdre. Part time or
Phone 358..*
full tin*-*
19c
Premium Smoked Sliced BotUd
Freeh
1
! Before He Puts that Uniform \
I Away .. .
f
tl.'e per •line for 33 Insertions
Minimum charge .10c 0
Count .'»• words to a line
including phone and address
STKAM~ "CLEANING
r HOUSE dose in wlili 2 fun
{tor* run ifetter, chassis rust
npartniorita • lit very good
f.they are rleau. Promptty
illtton. Good investment.
• thoroughly done.
• Onk Ave. Jimmie Cowart.
- I lo iy .l. lt MOTOR- SAI.K8
Z
208 W. I»t St._________ AT Mather's Thur*dn> Spertal.
Cord table* that douido. f.-s file
I IJ K It N two-bedrorfm house.
s.rrens. $5.95 up
leeping |orrh, front screened
porch, cisnplrtrly furnished. In- W HITE F.s«r* hog. „i...-li - v.:.'old. CounUy Club Road lit. 1.
inrire owner 3UH E. 7lb Bt.
Mr?. T. O. Tyner.
RANGES t'J-00 bushel delivered.
RIDING
hor»e may Ih- seen at
B. W. Lord Phone 788-VMiddleton Grocery, Geneva Avo.
IICE pepper planU, Florida Gi^nta nnd \vorld Beater. Mr* M ll.Cil cow wjth second calf. 3 'i»
' 4 gallon* daily— Dixie - Grocery
®rank’ Melsch, Phone 128-W.
’ 140.1 W. 13 St.
'RACTOR, ulow, disc, leveling
Ijoard, trailer. Gooil condition, GAS hot water leate.l t'«!| .1*0
axcellent bargain. J. L. Parham,
|Lake Monroe Corner.
AA- GRADE LAMB
Ib
HUNT'S TUXFDO
: ' FEED STORE
S
Fancy Baskets o f MIXED FRUITS
•
•
[ W s i r m i T n ««
RATES
10c per line fur one iiiHerlion
OHe per line lor 3 insertions
07r per line loi s^li inserliun*
Q ACilKS of land with 4-rmnn
BilOIdiTr'.RKU fabrics, tapeslmu*« l.ftrd.-ring lake i* mil- .
Irie*,
l#ro*atel|i-s,
danu.sk.,
west of Sanford. ht"u
'
wiitntion leather, ami di ij.ery
P. O. It-.x 1385. San lord.
fabrics. Arrangemdnt fer cart
age tf work desired. R. 9. |U35 FORD truck HS ion*. Go ,1
ruhlrcr, new tug. Ceiling price.
Brown, 2911 N. Orange Ave.,
Qrlando, Fla.
J. T. iluiiiliulotigh I .min
*i*
Vnn Camp'3 Baked
Bhort
1
I
£ ABK fully equipped and
celery farm ..
know how to recap your tire*. STOIXOKK'S
Celery and iltisson A\**. hV
Natural rubber or synthetic,
infirmation Phone jt. It. St«.in
Re protect sidewalls of your
o ff 2-3PIJ Oilxndu, or 2-J|'■
Ones. Jones Tire Shop, Cor.
Illinois Av<-. (it lamlo
1st •undf.Klin, l*hQtic <50.**.
lbs 25
bunches
31
? *
It.I
t.A 'I K.X xiddn-r
«e.*t
cii>hioPotii-ll* Olfo*- .Httpply C,i.
ca
Flop da Red Bits*
Br&cii:o3i 2 belts
•• .
100 lb, Bag
TEI.KI'HONE
OPERATORS.
Starting Rale
»rhw ft! cwtf k retlff Ollh Cap. Ills*
A c t s f a s t l e f t t M i l l l e i U k l • t.s t i n #
Its*t
fuT It* thtfrewl thlf U* *<*•
•«]%«. A>itliu«iutt
r*r* **lo r •**< >
U dirvctM. IU. t x . f f fto*
lb
Idaho Unking (Mesh ilr.gsl '
8 lbs 47c
...
H f I t t i i r « f e n h a r e N « n ) | l i Of 1* * 4 -
( * * |s l M « *- W
nixiama Waxed
Yams
Va. Red f i b
Toilet Soap
C L A S S IF IE D
|s l i t
liatterie* A Battery t'harging
|jipch:ou Meal
l 8hlp back home a basket of thooe fine
VALENCIA ORANGES t
23c
• F fL O R J c W
’
No 2 can
pounds
Don't forget -this week to try our
CHANGE BLOSSOM HONEY
Nnrtpert D t| «
C 4 k «l
Th« Sanford Herald goes Into
mo»p than 3000 homes in San*
’lord and Seminole (bounty. If
yo£ have something to sell or
;t>m9you will find thnt a classi
fied ad in these cotuqin* will
teir the most people almut it for
i H i least money. Phono 14H or
bring your ad to The lleruld
Office for f|ufc|c rcfiulti.
ANNIVERSARY
in'* Conked (lo**t licet
Mullet
t ill
fteuralaia
tw
l «s
"**nilH«<f i*hrMt. *»M«ls
*
.
<I
f Mu* rtnlftinti* .»
n lit Itv fit* •
attorn* » , un«l -
e
POULTRY And SEA FOOD
Ktngan'e Cooked Roast Beet
« « ’ 23c
**f
____lit). 1 IRISH
|ltjfe.! It it11*-•» e*f 1
Tlprary,
Shoulders ib 33c
Shlpfvd Daily
«k
TABLE POTATOES
LOIN CHOPS
^
|*|f “
Quantity Righl*’ ResolvedPrices Good Thru’ Sat. March 9
HOUGH’S DOG FOOD
Golden yellow
'ripe bananas
which y o u r
physician will
recommend for
baby . , . And
oh! That ba
nana cake ami
other tleserta
S r can make
m lhat rich,
ripe trontral
fruit We have
them . . . sup
plied hy our
loeal-juMier, K
ft W Fruit Co.
F li
|t
At ll Of >♦.•»
t h e
Sal
;^ a p .u .'E1a m d
••
Sanford Avcnup At (ieneva Avenue
Next to .Mcltej nnltl.s Drug Store
JUDGE
.
.
n. < m u r n r t in
'!LiJ__SiyilAlll.C
Ga. Wfiple or Half Smoktd
Special for.
■
■ f |t’*
AND LET
YOUR
DO G n E
Mtde From Fresh Beef
and Vegetables .
Thl. U a Fresh
9 O fir
Product— Not Caafled • lb «.“ M
Bold at all leading niarkrtii—
Aak your. local butelierl
-
MAYBE-
r Features atltrdh sale..Extra Sue
.new shipment of merchandise 'W
" a l f —Yqur final rhanftf tp buy An
iota of those Dig Ki
elate have been add*
calved. It's the "Lot
“ MVfraary Bargains!
LAMB BRCAST
I-r*n Whole Pork
Croakers u. 23e
7i
■-«.----
fix Cm Milt
M».r» W. I cm
A D .tJTISlWCJ-
LAST CALL-Bir Sale Egds Saturday!
ItoEcLccgcut
Mackerel ib 25c
II
-f?
W f • 1‘ m u dly
Canadian Waxed
Fresh Fla. Spanish
• N
*' *
\ •- V .*
' ** •*
-
r ^ : ( i . > L 'K 0 W K
REPAIRED
M Q M M a A »U W I,U
Oranges
33c Knuckles <b 21c Shoulders ib 34c
Premium Smoked Sliced Boiled
*r* ■
*
Under near
Crisp WhoIda
55c
-
Butt Hall Pork
Wieners ib 33c Bacon
*.' ,
%•
lOlli? SHOES
CITV SHOE SHOI
RIB CHOPS
Mb cin 18c Shoulder^ ib 29c C
flath'e Smoked Ham
' *
. Sunnyland Skinless
ftr
***
Indi
U. S. I Maino
47c
ib
Shoulders 1b 33c Lard
Herman'a Orange Bond
Tl!lT?AM 'O RD lU i& U .A 3AWK0rtn P to fU lM
| lN Y O U H $ ^ ^ >
2 -s|ks
Hnowhite
from the United State* Naey,j ev*r»*e* for *8 month*,
DOUGLAS is IHM'IIARUED
B .V R W J T T
19 J M S C H A T t c n n
8 Jlc- Duuglai G. Sheppard,
according to Information received'entering the aervice. he
I*. 0. Box 1197, ha* been dl»S t/c Willie Ilarrett of Route 1, today. Barrett entered the Navy j ployed In the farming
charged front the United State*
Navy, according to Inftrmntiun Itox 18'^ has bean discharged |in NovembeV^ 1943. He nerved; hero.
'V i
Voj-4.
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received today from the Naval
i>« n o noel.-8<naj>aftjn C enter*;^
Quiliman Requests |v^ELUH?!V I f
County To Increase
Appropriations
Flu. l-uru**
Ratttbagas
•rfimraTTXf
-
in the county found not wearing
a tug of tunica inr.oculation be
cotume*i in a . u*.g pound, » at
upprovrd hy the t.'ommi**loiici»
I rr lumniuioa to the M ale
•
laluic.
in i* lurtner »i.|iuia(c<
that if the owmer doe.* not call
for the dug within three .duyv*
it will be kmed. Doga are to u*T
removed frem the pound only
. upon verification of rallies innocuImain. The mtt followed the” *ug.
In turn bite their ownor or grstion's df the Seminole idum y
children.
rciierat Association o f Saritil
•
*
The fcittan dog may have the i Workers.
rabies germa three cr four days h t i i p : m i i m t ii k ’«»<*: r o i \ t %
in their u liva before, lh ediieasc — iMHtn.— ftrsHidols'?— m n T r ,
shout, he said. They always 'die
I' I.CJdl Ilf .%* Ift P lllir ' --within two weeks if infecte<l, and IN* I(re; ^.AlATK MF
i | M * f * f s-e|.
ll(>Mt:it
that is why if suspected o f hav- j 'M# Al.ls HtMitiKT.
• i.h p i **»ltrt r«.M> I* tail.
log the disease, tney should be .
WIAH i i a v i .v J t*
AHAl.Vr
penned up to see if the disease i
t AT P.
develop**.
* Yt'U Mini p«fh *af .you nrr h*>r«l»y
He cited three methods o f .am- i i i u l t l l ^ 4 . MrTtt « » * | u t l e « t |ea -ym m « s- 4 . ^
rMinip unrt ilt-mArttU n hi* it j il l,
tml, terming the first, “ control Hity
or r«in»r *•» ynn. mmf naVr ufdiMl
of the reservoir of Virus'* .most il.f iiU U of IIOUKIt H K s^U iV .
important.' The second was pro- •Ir» f-anril. Inti* of auM County. to
vetilatloti -treatment after being lb** t.’minty -Alicr of Hrimriolo
Kl**rliti». *t hi* otflrr -jii
bitten, ( Pasteur ^ihots) and third rminrr,
»i*f «*»urt .Honor oi pmill t'fiuntys »l
the treatment of the wound,
i ri.nitl.. Alt bin *I k ;
(usually with nitric acid) within rntur niotillia (turn in* limit of tlir
li- I t .lt.lt* .illi.lt nj tl.l
l ..in .
two or Ihrre hour* after being P.*irt»
*r*.»im air *irm*n | »hal! Irr Iti,
bitten. He urged that doge sus V* 1111ItK* ul)«l
| btutr |hr pl.lt .*
tttf
Utflfr#4l»|i|lra.a»
pected of having the disease imi'* I l f rro ilffli'f <%
t>e killed but that authorities be •if Ihf rliilfntittt, i«ml ulitilt t>r *unrii
to
hy
l
!»••.
rldlniiint,
ftff*ftl. or At.
notified.
*
torn*), mot Ati) mich (t.ijm or tic.
Guests
introduced by
Joel inno«1 tint "*• fllol •hall tm vo|«t
r i . l F ^ l t l * .F. l,I U " T ii:
Field were: Donald Neimiah of
*
AM ,i«lrmnl*t r.Yl-T of lli»*
Moultrie, Ga.; R. W. McCulloui'h.
•fttatr of
*
*
•'
ll*»M Hit IIENMIsKV.
K. G. Shall.r of Taliahaisee; lo.n
Osborne of Knoxville, Tenn.; Kre.1
O. Zimpher of Columbus; Ohio;
It. W. Hunter df Jackronvllle and
T IIK K E G U L I)
Gerald iL Monti of Griffin, Go.
'<‘11*114 TV.. 2hcH«.‘>''/. ' "** '
Celory
T/WARCftr CrW tr.
BAPfrORD HBHALPt BANPORP PLPRIPA
PAGE FOUR
Rock* and yeuon.HuUhee
irfd e r* uiftrL altn t.h'W <*
IT. W ANTED—
.v~ t- uridgea.
r
More
BU S I NE S S
EG 1ST
T ry Our A d »
, y-i*.
olfice.
ID nurxo want* ful
me work In dhcteF
ly Box Y, c/o iterak
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Concrete IMpc, Building. Hlnckn, Bt-ady-tnixed Concrete,
Septic Tankn, ( ’onernto Fence I'tHt, \\VII Curbs and
Creomulslnn rcllrrc* promptly be
am/* ll « «• » rt?ht tp tlio eeat of thn
trouble to help loosen and expel
E rm lmtrn ptilrgm, and old nature
sootlie and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial nturous m em
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Crvomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allay* Die amen or you aro
to have your money back, a
Properly Marker*
‘
•
*" **r:
Peninsular Concrete PipeXo
Snnfnrd, Flnrldn
C R E O M U L S IO N
4 l W» 11 » •. * 10* 10 U t HI * N
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
T-TCRC-’S ix’uTfilriO t CAM
WE MAKE PEOPLE THINK BOB CROC*
ET GOOP GUNMAN. . WHAT iOU PO
ABOUT WESLEY. ME WANT 'm* ■<
TO BE SCHOOL TEACHER. T X ^
| P O TO HELP W E ^ 'E V . P R E T E N P IN G TO B E A 6 C H 0 0 1
T E A C H E R VJAG H I& O W N ,
lp f = A . / — f c - s - —
----- J
O N . P R O F E S S O R H A L E . e C H O O L 0PEM5
TO-PAT. I CAME OVER TO WISH foU
LUCK.THE CHiLPREN
— <
ARE ALL IMSIPB .jrT ( THAMIC
I 'V E aULL- P 0 G 6 E D
A N P T R A P E P LEAP
HOOTS, B U T TUIS i e
JO B I 1 L N 6 E P A
OF
STEER S
WITH < M ONE r
r - ^
�lU E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA.
YAGE'.SIX
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1010
.UH
REGISTER NOW— exercise your right -to vote
ARMY SURPLUS
34 Players A c t i v e
In VVorkoutg; Here
' Yesterday A t Local
Municipal Ballpark
By JULIAN HTENSTROM
IIetald; Spuria Editor.
three with the.Brooklyn Dodger*
of the Notional Le* cue, anil a
pair with tha Jacksonville .Tara of
the South Atlantic League,
The exhibition opener will be
played here Saturday afternoon
when Ray Blade** outfit will
tangle wild* the- Hoynlgvaf . Mon-
-ton
Although .Skipper Blades was
the I ronferrlng with i-co Durocher in
I Daytona Beach yesterday, the aesnn* * storm at the Municipal Athletic
day Field continued.
YJlterday, 34
lule players participated In tha work
er. outa.
^
_
will
Here for the Spring training
oy- activities alirady are catchers By[ue, ron Slarp, Kenneth Staples, Fred
uga Tschudin -and Don Zaapel. PitchAs- ers were lefthanders Tom Sunkel
Co- who formerly played with thee
In- Dodgers, Cardinals and Giants,
cla- Dick Lanalian who hna been with
ind, Pittihurgh and Washington, Dwaln
,th- Sloat, Morris Martin and Dick
[uc, Selvig.
Righthanders partleipat-
LIQUORS—WINES
.112 SANFORD AVENUE
DAY BY DAY WE ARE
GETTING IN .STOCK
*
Hard-To-Get Items!
• , SEAT CUSHIONS
AUTO HORNS
Alilomstir
•
GAS LOCKS
Berlin* (pu^wilh Pure
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
LONGWOOD,v Mar. 6. (Special!
Due of the largest quinlcla* of
the season was paid out last night
at ‘ the Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Club when Red Bel) and Texas
Ace, combined to win the fourth
race anil refund lucky ticket hold
ers $416.60 for a 12 liet.
Red Bell finished first to re
turn 123.00, $11.20 and $6,60 and
Texas Ace paid $12.20 and $3.80.
The daily double. 8-2 combina
tion, refunded '$08.80. The dogs
were Konoka Sue. winner in the
second, and Slavic, victor In the
third.
t
--Secretary Lew Arnold has sche
duled n Ihrce-eighths of. a mile
race tonight to Ire run on the
instead
of
riral Hare_rmartli
|'«lnlf-<1 lies,11- lets I tlm«„<l.
liu-j l*l«,,c. Tstinltto *iiH .I,*-- .
Vick Mu.U k, Jt»K ( ouut Al'rtr*||>, Srkrf Fr-|i
Seraas Race—Falwellri
l f ‘lr-1 Hsll tl«l'r IlnaMrl
AmillllK stllir, 41" *sVt*- Ir-U
Mr r ar, l-.t II.■rol.J II,. I I . M"
l,.«k Hfiul. It»mli. le.I.I Wltlt.
1.1!*•
Tklr* Mar,-- 3 in >l|lr.
Phone 37
lare—I' rImHIh
41|41Mir In II nrr $
Mi t r*. W«$r IV
H*b Leivtr, Mm
4i{4Ii1(‘ fl llllljrf -1'
K ilte r
|l|i i . - W i l r a l l i l
•'r a ll y
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Thursday, 9 A. M. to 7 P. M.
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Simulated DIAMOND RING
or Beautiful Hirlhutone King
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1HRTILSTONE, ftING
■' «M f Jew sdw, a L s A r
IlIrtkMk* IItar for r s s w l f • »
ea a a Iff I f h m h h r n lev*.
Laney’s Drug Store
Coon ey «rlvl. -t.in-K)
id s hi a
Use*— ’> in * t ll» i
•Q sln tela It s r e l
Mr K lm rr. Msotty Matt
g-u Muprr Dupsr. Ils n U I
Man. My liarRir. Jlrrry "
T .lor, Mearle
ing were Harry Tayh
Dvorak, Milton
Ktachnm,’ Jerr;
froemer, E'l \..leland who fnrmarly played wlilll the While Sox,
Y’erpe Williamson, Jim Bhantel
and Thaodore llueman,
Inficldar* present were firat■t Neumann and
baseman G
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Paul
Behoandierat,, lacorul base
men Joe Vlltan. Paul Guertln ami
Jark laiwe, shortstops Lddfe Koslk
and Melvin Pigg and third base
man (lebrge Spears.
Outfielders working out yester
day were Glen Chapman who
was with Brooklyn in IU34 and
|B36, Al Blmononls, Homer Mat*
ney, Dav* Bride and Rolyn Goff.
Tarleton 'remarked yesterday
that the Salnta had quite a time
with "Iron Mike.” the automatic
moundeman. However, "Iron Mike
U being packed awqy today end
prepared for ehlpment to another
Dodger outpost.
Babe Hemburger. the club house
managsr of the Dodgera will re
port to baylona Beach within »
few days and remain there until
tha opening of another Djalgei
school scheduled to be held In
Thomaavllle, Go.
Tarleton alto reported that Joe
Hfderman and A f Scheunerman,
trainers for the Salnle, here ar-
'tUlRP BASCtAAal
GREYH01)ND_RAC1NG
greyhound
gub
q* on lho air over
WDUO tonight al
c.|0 and over WLOF
al t*.25 with all the
rdopo" on the dogs
at the 8anford-Or*
Undo T Kennel Club.
Early Start
•
Races Slarl
^V cSk
Over in DcLand, Bill Png* and
8:00 l\M. Sharp
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T U e t & P S o % 0y
, his Red llats are getting ready
i for the opening of their Spring
Tonight's All-Star Feature
|training activities on Mar. 21.
I In fact., they've already started
SEVENTH
RACE — 316 M ILE
Pd|if!« AM6 6oJfc •fo'tow/J
'workouts. They’ve had several
vlrfd 'H & d PJWkSbtt, idfEoVoJts
|stiff batting sessions. Those work.RLEACHEAD
1KA«A A f
So fEfi C ftif
I ing out include Russ Schnn. t o i l
CUTK CORD
overt p a s t y e .u i
j star second sneker, Bert Arnold,
HEAD U D Y
Deljmd ’ hurler, Ed Grow and
GRAND GHtl.
Frank Noriega of Dcl.aiid, Hpb
cfeONEY GIRL
I’arman, first baseman, Nashville,
H 'C K Y I'll.o r
Tenn., and Perry Arrowood, MarSHAGARIDE
AT LONGWOOD
shall, N. C.. look their l unis In
WHITE I'L A I T
NO MINORS ALLOWED
the cage swinging lustilv at the
offerings served up by Arnold
w hu whs spelled on the mound
tin Route 17 (Sanford Hlghwayf
by M E. Locke, a former Dcl-und
H, FRANK ECK
he
can
run
around
Greenwood
I high school hurler.
alioul 12 mile* South of Sanford
GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J
Hilly Conn is going tn like hi* lake, ft's only nine and a half I" Russell "Boots” Hudson, tf>.
TURN AT RED ARROW
, until in this little village.
The miles long hut * good 20-milc hike |Deljiml product of the Joe Strip
■school, showerl irmarkable upllplace is being made tn qrder for around it hy fool.
I tude behind the plate.
the Pittsburgh Kid who has pin is
In
lifting the world's heavy..eight Rosing rhumplonship rest
REGISTER. NOW— excrcl.se your right lo vote.
ing un the brow of Joe Louta since
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
Greenwood Lake Training Camp
Being Built To Order For Conn
■
When the Irishman arrive* April
I to liegiti strenuous itaining for
Ins June 111 ilule In Yankee Stoilium everything wilt be ship.Rape, even to the 10-foot cabin
cruiser which undoubtedly will
New Home Owners
LOOK
THEY'RE HERE!
Conn Interested in this section, is
for whiii Ik tnntamount
to mi entirely now fight ramp.
T ie site is more familiarly known
us Brown** Hole) since the name
has hern carried, down1 through
generations.
$23,1100 Refurbishing Project
Gleason has shelled out $13,000
uni will spend another ten grand
•afore Hilly begins belting spar
ing partner*.
. Teddy's first Job was to spruce
Even President Truman has been
"done In oil,**
Gleason In building 26 steam
hrntol tahlns with a shower In
each. Six' of these cabins will bs
Used by Cuim's sparring mate*.
Dapre Hall Is Indoor Gym
The Indoor gym, used occasion
ally for Saturday night . dances,
Ins n full slxc ring and will hold
more than 1,000 snectaors. At
present # the makeshift drotfng
room is a c.vat check hut _ that
lituntinn will las remedied.
Indoor drills will be held during
rain and c°hL Art outdoor arena
seating 1.2C0 persona will be built
between the hotel and the southern
tip .if the lake. When the sumrqer
iw io n hits Its full stride Gleason
plkns to promote boxing.
Conn’s living quarters.will tie a
smart looking chestnut log cabin
less than a half mile up the roed
and bark from the concrete
The cabin cost Gleaeon
600 but recently he turned down
an $8,0000 offer to sell the place
when Billy toll in love with i t
The structure, complete with all
modern conveniences, tqok Gleason
six years to build In hit spare
lime.
WORLD S FINEST PENS
Iteautlful Now Contume
oun rAMQl’8 NATtON/VLtr ADVERTISED
(EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED)
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TUE PEN THAT U GUARANTEED LEAK.PROOF '
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Compacts
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Bracetela
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Pino 4. Ear rings i
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Hlnga
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W aUh’ Bands
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Clgarotto Lighter*
Single and Dual Styles
Lots of Drawer Space
Double Storage Space -•
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Plenty of Room for Roadwork ]
■The netting la* Ideal for rooduork, too. There are numtro#k
pethe, and, if Conn feels the urge,
Thursday, ■ei9«*■A.
M. to
7 P.T-~—M.
*m#de .
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SPORTING
Just An Agreement
Many fana Have had the idea
that the Brooklyn Dodgers own
the , Saints. This is not true.
Thr rumor was officially spiked
yesterday afternoon when Gen
eral Manager Tarleton Held
that they only .have' a working
agreement with the Dodgera
but It. as Tarleton put it, "la
based on friendly relations."
the
Another of
rare as
tliese exlm distance rules will be
run Saturday night, also on the
eighth event. It Is the hope >f
Arnold to feature two of .these
races weekly for the remainder
of (he reason.
In tonight's dally double. Rondo
or Meeker !,ad should take their
event, while Sonny Jim. Dcllalah,
or Kiowa Ace are all able to fin
ish on top for the third race.
Conga and Merry Widow ate both
long running dogs and cojild van
the 3/Hthi of a mile* fealuic.
TONIGHTS ENTRIESi
highest quality — lowest prices
I, Time Klrmrnl
lloh Tarleton, the genial and
cooperative general manager of
lit Haul -Sninttf. ehmumceil
i hie Spring exhibition game tchetlule yesterday afternoon. The last
game* here are., scheduled - for
Apr. H. and the club will not
leave Sanford until the tilth.
This gave ue thought on when
. would the-Celery Fed* atari thejr
training since the Florida Slate
League season opens on the 16th
o f April.
We questioned Tarleton and he
assured us that the Saints would
j o t stand in the way of the
training of the Celery Feds but
would do nil they could to assist
the local aggregation.
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To Promote the Progress or Anerlea;
— To Produce Prosperity for Hanford.
CtHitrr and partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
mm
Established 1908
8ANFD UD ,
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A .
D A IL Y
TH URSD AY,
NEWSl’ APEK
.MARCH
7,
1910
m
Bill Is
In. House
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Associated Press l-oascd Wire
N L ’A IH E B
122.
iuiF^npTelephone
Demolish
Front)
Of Anchor Inn
Strike Averted By Last
any Agreement;
Railroad Dispute
Truman Acts
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V
Officer Bedenbaugh
Arrests Occupants
Measure I b Okeyed
Credit
To
Britain
j
Of
Plymouth Sedan
Mi n u s Provision
Granted
By
Canada
For Drunk Driving
Truman Termed As
President Will Name'
Hearts Of ProgTam
O TTAW A, Starch 7. (Ah—
1 Crowd* o f’ curious molnnst*
Fact-Finding Panel,
thi* morning were Inspecting
Trim*
“Minister
MacKemie
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7,— King today announced that the wreckage of the front end
In Effort To Avert
has granted Uritain
of the Anchor Inn at the inter
(A P )—The Administration** Canada
a crcilit -of $1,250,000,(VKI.
section. of French Avenue an
Walkout On Monday
housing bill today was pass The credit ft extended on the the Orlando highway where Us-.
President And Churchill Greeted In Fulton
Settlement Prevents
Nationwide Tieiip
25 Mifnutes Before
Walkout Deadline
ed by,the House, but without
the section that President
Truman called the very heart
of his program- T h e HousT
eliminated parts of the bill
that would have authorized
price ceilings on existing
same terms ns those offered
night shortly Mforc
mldm- ttr-T-nv
/ - ra*
GTON. Mnrtl\,
Match ff.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.—
in the proposed
Americantwo wildly skidding noflh boti.idl WASH I V*TS*N’
’ (Ah
automobiles, executing a p in c e r s !- 1
Truman will name
Hritlsh loan.
j (AD) — .Tho_KjOiotifiLJE!«dem*i..
movement, shared
o ff
both * n m .cgency fact-finding panel
The Canadian credit comes
tion of Tclophont? workers
to one-third the amount of
centers or the building .ending !?. “ lrI ntn lh* r" 'l,ro*'1 ' " P T ' I
today
cancelled the threatenthe American loan which stilt
! <’<l strike of 250.000 employ
awaits the approval of Con
W one ws. reported to have I '“ 'I
the panel "very shortgress.
ees, but the settlement came
A Canadian “finance
min i been ev.n .erlou.ly injured i n i 1? . «« » " ' ff,',rt *1 » v* rt .lU ’
too Inte to prevent walkout*
home* and would have allowed the
the
freak
sceid.nl.
but
Kdward
c’
ltrtt
for
next
Monday
istry official said today that
in several cities. Picket lines
government to pay out 600,000,M.
Cates.
Jr.,
driver
of
a
gray
ltrt'*
*®M
iw
w
»w
n
li
nt
the
boardthe Canadian loan alio must
000 in subsidies for* scarce be
were thrown up in Washing
Plymouth ScUn
which
{""Mb,,- m n -ned today. |
approved by Parliament.
building materials. Mf.^Truman
ton. Ualtimorc, Philadelphia
Special legislation
will
be * wrecked nr. the east side cf th e). Appointment . f the fact fuut
had mails a special plea for the
building and Wesley Foster, a ■"*
» ',rve to poM
presented enrly at the next
anil several points In Ohio and ,
subsidy provision. Housing expedi session which opens in Ottawa 'passenger, were treated by' Dr. pone the strike for 31) to 00 days
Michigan. Thg strike had. beta,
National
Railway j
ter Wilson Wyatt says that^as the ■a ,week from today.
J. N. Tolar for minor ruts and under the
scheduled to lafgin st 0:00 o’clock '
bill now stands, it cannot achieve
Mrdhtion
Act.
bruises. Both were nrrested fol
this morning, local lime. The ae*
the
Administration’s gosl
of
Meanwhile, In Cleveland, the
lowing the strident by •Captain
lion came just 26 mimites*befoftt
2,700,000 homes tn the next two
Roy Tllits and Bntrolman C. C. I two rnlli ad brotherhoods ' arv
the-strike deailline in the eastern
years.
Bedenbaugh, who were summon- j proceeding wilh detailed pr *pars
portion of the United States.
The House roll call vote pnssed to the accident si 11:48 n. m. |limn for tludr walkm'l
Government intervention is cre
. Ing the bill was 357* to 21. with
Cates faces s charge of driving
The datr for the start >-f ,thc
dited with averting the proposed
ID. Republicans snd five Demo
while drunk, snd Foster a charge ; sink,, u-ns announced fnim'tll/)
crats voting against the measure.
strike. During 17 hours of nego
of druitkenesa.
_
I yesterday by A- F. Whit* ey andl
The House rejected a motion by
Ats’ording to police. W. U- Alvanley Jolinslun, Pri-siduits cf
tiations, official* of Oie United
Republican Representative Jessie
Sinllli. Jr., manager
of .the the Brotherhood
of
ltiiilroX:l
States Cone illation Service of the
Sumner o f Illinois to send the hill
('olumlna Bakery Company
of Tramnn-o and the 111 berhoo.)
l ahor Department applied contiflback to committee.
I Daytona Beach, snd \V. It Crab ,,f I enmnttVe ‘ Engim-ns. The
The Legislation it on ite way
' M pressure to persuade manage
tree of Jacksonville, a passenger strike mil involves ^ I a.tutd train-1
to the Senate, and the battle
ment and union representatives
jin a F’ord Coupe, were, about to men anil 7a.tMK> etiginrer*.
over subsidies will be fought
tn agree on a patern for a wuge
* turn from tho highVay
into
L,ni(t.r ,hr MllLl. |lInn , rrv ico
again there. Democratic Senator
tncrea-e agreement. The general
French Avenue when the Ford vvl)| |uJ| U|1 , , j ...duoola on
Harley Kilgore of West Virginia
agreement was n*ached ticfore
was hit in the rear by the
, Monday, h i on
Tuesday.
Dl
.already has called the House ac
M U S S ROOTS W F IO iM K FROM T IIK MF.xJtT
MI
<,1 Tie tdt-m Tnimai- sail form midnight but the contract was-not
moving Plymouth
driven
by t \\-w|n,,„|nv nMl|
rhurwiay.
Hrigadlcr General Joseph C. Cate*. The F’ord veered ovrr a I ..
Rrittnh
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noli
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igned until 6 35 o’clock this
Hutchison has been awarded the grass plot ami swung so that ! " " “ ‘■cr,, Johnston who beads ■ht> Mere ymi mv ihi* Prumiiltnn im,| ,\fi. l kui'-hsll ^t i t i *
tion's economy.”
i Unit iflttlrd them past cheering ' morning. Union‘ President Joseph
Florida
Cross for
exceptional the rear end of it crashed |nto |
has iniiieated on thnniifu in a K itllon *tret*t O fniNtt'tt
» n u J ilf f
to hi
Mi I'litmtnll at Fulton’s West- 11ieme snd other federation o ffl'
meritorious service to the Flori
C o lle g e . ( In tel italibunl S to m lp h o ln )
JciaL worked nil night polling local
da National Guard and to the ri.d ^"and*'*eoncreta'^bloek°^west i b r o t t e U u ' win “ "fcdlow * lha
___________ _ .
_________ organiintions on whether they
Nuthmal War effort, according wall* of th, cocktail lounge in !
,f U,P S° V,n,j
I would accept the compromise. -tn information contained In Gen* tho front of the building.
; Tha pattern ngj cement—reaeheral Orders No. 3 of thy Military
The Plymouth went over the
1ed between AT and T and the
Department of the State of Flor curb, narrowly missing a sign
fiileratlon
affiliated union of
ida, dated February 14, 1D46.
board and neatly cut off the
long line* workers call* for *<•,I Excerpts from the order read eaat corner of tne building In
800.000 in «a g r increases for 11*,as follows:
so doing it broke an
uptight j t f i
t\ P
|OOtJ long lines employes. Waga
"Enlisting
in
.
the
Florida
Na
PARIS, nMar. 7,(Ah— President
s o ,
.
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l'v\rea»-s ranging from *5,00 W>
Felix Uouln declare* tb* fata of tional-Guard on, April 6th, UI2I;
French economy rests with the Ws ability and fine 'qualities of
one
year n^rrrment wnbn beUnited Stales. Gouin has appeal military leadership were approxi th« attingt of the Plano
rirmrn effective m of lmt Fpb. 1.
mately
recognizedby
successive
in
one
1
severed keyboard lying
ed to America for aid in restoring
tVilb respecr tn strike* now tn.,
Irt’) ' The
The
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B U D A V E r fT . M a r 7. fiT*)
promotions, and on November 18, gy e .
France's productivity.
I
progress,
[Icittic has t1**! this to
J040,
he
wa*
promoted
to
the
At tha time of accident only Allied,,Control ‘ -omrrus.lon ha- •«
Gouin's appeal is contained In
~
* . - say: “ A suffi<*ieht hdlhber of
a -lengthy reply to questions sub rank .of Rrigadltr Genera) and Walter llig
High, manager, hi. wife { " ' c «
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NUERNBERG
\|ur.
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—
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muijns
have
accepted the pnttem
0.1 H
iVonh.m wore in ,he
the Huaalnn • censorship of, new* d imitted to the French president by assigned to command . the 62nd .and
8 . Dunham
im lime are dipinrfat ,(( warrnni
executive board
Infantry
Ilrigadc
of
the
31st
Di
iniluding
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l,a*chr»
going
mil,
of
Huugnt
)
Die Associated Press.
building.
Customer*.
Ki.iht Vim Uupeu-wnttta K4u|t.lo ma^, ft decision find t**no its
vision.
threa couples
Who hid been s-il- | ...................................................
I he J'fOtest ha. Iwen filed by
In his reply, Uouln has an
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WASHINGTON, March 7. fAh
fill»tiis ill 1* 'I I to I ctl Ailolf
,f
in lesDect
. .vHitler
. i order
in
respect to
to .. the
tha all
strike.
nounced the start of a drive to • "With the 3lit Division, he was ting by the piano but 15’ minutes . V **.“? ] ? 1 r i 'l l ) rorrrs|Himl)-iit — Edwin I'auley told newstm-n
an aBI-i wl«riel»v 1 apijn h"f>es t« ftnma local nego'tlntion* must
to |J“ £* ,inlri",
, ,
.
liquidate the block market tn Inducted into federal military before, had Dft, krro-nling
tmlay Ihat two other govern
escape ..... - ..... .. for war Crime-. |nkp |n^;, wjt|l r,.Mlccf tll the
protest
that
service November 25, 1040, aj.d Lewis Tate, owner of the Inn. j The
France.
, , ,1
, , , .assert*
..
, a d
merit official* were pre-eot ol
....... ..
" " aa-h-vl t h e ' pB,Urn..
palch' filed
Uouin also has disclosed that devoted throe years in supervising
The accident presented Leak i'n,r
1 by t,I.inn L) day- «•' > lhc , u ll ................ wtt), j,
of
'■ i.Ts'iaVMTprtsrtlfhat
lirirna says these negoUathe nationalisation of French in war training of largo Increments ish aspects. A .how rase on ‘ he |
Clifford Proctor
It
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dustry will be limited to esses of ground troops, and embarked
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-g til lol.IU.iK pea.— ‘«»'f * ! " »’« « » k* « ‘•■r* of.
Mr nod Ml* * I l‘ i
west
tide
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the
room
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protest
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*
» iii'i p * id
Un*iil#uni**n «nu c<»nipnh-y
for combat service In the Asia
where It helps production.
I
t*-*ide -%,| It- nf l.|
Vlrl. -r 'f**i two ila>> by the Ru* m *.i •
■
.. fM hlrn •* i.aUjrv '' ,
y fof' Von I’ai-ei? F The hgreefnent also will tetmOn the question of foreigi^af- tic-Pacific arcs on February' 24, pletely imeihed, hot the
11. ui'
it ;hi day
plate top slid toI the Modi un- j The or^ina 1 <R-pftUH %-h h.* h |that the official* pre.ent uon-- Urt
y* * l‘P"
'K
fairs, Gouin says h« considers 1044.
leave in Hanford prior to hi* bo- *«>. ili,' f,.i(q*-r itipotnnt welds |mate the strike now gnhijf on at
... ...............
n
-|
ui.ch’s U'-tiut-my ‘ ho Western Electric Cgmpany
big power differences over Ger
“ General Hutchison successfully broken. Tha wind shield of the drew Guinn, prntesi dealt » " !|V „ lnil
ttig di*< tuirged soliivlune III AI -111 die
Plymouth
wa$
badly
crackcu
with
j
Soviet
opcratiune
of
American
«*
man/ as perfectly reconcilable- commanded strong Task F'orre
nrgan. »hu is Democratic Na from the United Stales Navy «t to *l„,u jtmi V-ii J’apji) naked (iiuht (rf Kearney, New Jersey.
long
strands
of
hair
clinging
in
j
properties
in
Hungary.
It
quoted
engagements
ngainat
Japanese
tional Chairman, and I’aul I’nrlm, the N’ atul Personnel Separation 01,1,,v in 1 <nt’ t« tell Ad-llrllitlv Members'of ono of the national
of th, d.v.Jei o flii- nntl-.*cmttl£' federation’* locals have been an.*,
forces at Altape, Wakde-Serml It; tha front of tho car was American sources as saying that now t)|’A -iiief. I’nuiey suit! lluil Center in Jacksonville.
bsdy
amashed,
but
only
one
lire
I
due
to
Russian
.
operations,
t
h
a
V-u 1’uin'u‘ i attorney-etiike m Western Electric for ap*
and Morotal, and os Assistant Di
he left like* uffiee with these
Proctor entered the service in loiiri.
tin
tho'
left
front
wss
flat.
The
properties
hnvo
been
damaged
or
vision Commander partlripatod In
January. 1D43 ninl reeeivr,! Id., ii’ -i'i i ■ [n/iBeiT, jh a ti hi* ’ eliagtfproximalely two month*. Western
two.
glass
windows
still
up
on
ihihave
suffered
losses
amounting
in
beonigtit % \
in IWtt) , and, Eieclric
manufactures
the balK
the invasion of Mindanao, P. L,
’ lekes hn« testified p revi'ii«ly boot iIrniiiing
at
'the
rn m n iL f
m
u i » * Jacksonville
j i u -k b u h v h i v
# j
i . m
m*
*
.1
of tho rar where it hit the *26.000,000.
on April 22. 11*15. In command hide
‘ i’A * * - it«*rvene to kvr;» lof «‘ouijimetlt used In th- natlonj
east aide of the bulding ware unGuinn finally managed to get that I'auley suggested to him -I Naval Air Slat .... lie wa. sent •* “
_ i___ —
o f the 31st Division oh September
d the " "
’ ’
•
..
; [ ‘ e M - m - system._______ '
• LONG WOOD, Mar. 7, (Special) 8, 1045 General Hutchison ac broken, In fact not even cracked, the dispatch out of Hungary i v thin conference that ho mu!d ... Ihe Atlantic ......
I**
4?,M,‘ T ab AjoXif ^,tn) n r * t l *
K
«
It wai reported by Mr. Tnte|mcBna of u courier who filed ; raise *:tiH).iHKi in fmuli fm tin- iJpitiGyer ^peort I >S I'llhbtiry, - ^f
The two long shots teamed up In cepted the sumndrr o f Lleute.ic lflll C T
tfif second and third races at the ant General ( 0yosku Moratural that no oita was injured in the 1from a point mi Is Ida Dial Balkan Koosavelt -Htiipuigii, if I tie gov Following thin tmir *.f -luty which rilrjf I»SI• i H i y k imtuM luve n<* l ^ y | j ||J|m
Sanford-Orlando Kennel club last and his 35th 'Jspanese Army In Ford which was driven away country. The Ruslan censor . ic ernment would not press it* null iifried him tn N-ulti Africa. I’ rocli Irtlf
on its own powsr,
,
( sumably atilt is holding the <il to determine tillr to the Tide tor wan assigned l>> the Naval
night to pay • handsome dally Mindanao.
’ »t%*
tedn a| Corps *'
story.
Aiiffn til aii'jtd f'nii|p> hfiH ilvnunJ '1v»1ii«i
- ih'-d
t.. ! jii Ihtln*
double price of I364-B0.
"For
meritorious
com bat
tlllflrr fl‘tv far
■J'
ltdge, Mil.
Md. He
lie M
n-c.-ive,
jbr»t|tff».
H*«*ive4i m i week a !ai
Lord Whit* Lips raced hnme achievement and for gallantry In
(bis.
f -orgirgt training .here before nit i
ahead of_the field in the second action, General Hutchison <WM
Eorlsrr .inlay, i’auley — 'who lie.r.g trstuffri r,| b. Camp Lefor«*l|TA#'
l<
U> refund $14.60, * 6.20 and *2.80 awarded two battle stars and one
operates a t.-nllfornia nil bustnaaa
Jeutie, N.C. for sit month* of *iptA I ■itint1 «v l»»* kiinwn
and His Hep captured the third bronie service arrowhead for bis
William Bradner of Pennsyl*
— sajd lie wanted to know « lint
niArrliun that hr >>nla, recenly d.scjiarged from
nf V .li
to return 1-30-10, *15.00 and *3.20. the Philippine Liberation Ribbon
was the mat.vt with oil men. advance surgical training.
to
mlurveno
for
aak.
c
l
tiij
In
July,__1'JIL
I’roctor
wm
the Army Air Corps after verric^
The combination was 8-4.
lie asked why lie ami. his culwith ohe brom* star; the Sltvar
ivHi’p, Tin*
('«»urt Mnr1 In the first roc* Muitang’ Mjg Star Medal; the Dronte Star Me
Icagt.r* should lie so acceptable Irnnsferrrd to Camp I'vniileton, nhiil Hum <lrt‘liitct! to comment on at Leesburg and OfJamlo, ' has
C
a
A
o
,
March
7*
<
/
P
)—
Egyp
C a l. where he prepared for duty
joined- the staff of The Statu'
finished first to pay $10.40, *7.40 dal with one Oak Leaf Cluster;
During February Pit person* of tian students have gone on stnke In wartime and then l>» "so .left in the Pacific. In August, he
Welfare Ijoard and l» working'Af;.
l and *6.60.
nitely in the doghouse theri>
and the A ir Medal* , whom 677 wtr* vtteran*. con- md have announced mat
urrived at Guailnlriinul- and was
Mi.uifthjlt fo tiiir t G erm an ^pr ** a visitor in Seminole County,, I t TO N IG H TS ENTRIES:
“ Upon the successful comple (acted the U- B. Employment Ol*-; wiij not attend classes . uniilf after.’’
assigned to tho Sixth Marino DivjU n i Rm i — i,*i«ritri
Mint1ti i m K on«tantin
Von u n
announced by Mr*. Jani#
I’auley referred tn what ho si. i), He n-malnrJ thorn for Neuruth ha ir-pirsled that I^.r.l t ’nlle, dl.ector of the local unit.
. J o y Kb Nifty Nancy, thlels’s tion t>f his war mission. General flee, 112 North Park Avenue for negotiations for revision ot’ fhe
Hutchison ________
returned to
hia home
- Hal. Tessa Dart. Handy
H LHua, Miss____________
______
^
Information eoneernhig Jobs ami 1030 treaty with Britain
are called "U ib niystrrious and ut eight months, psrtlripailng in tho Halit'.* Biiti-h Ambassador to yjr Bradner. who lives in Orando
Lae.
* rt ,tarreti. at Sanford, Florida, where he wai filing of unemployment and read- 1 computed. The strike movemnit terly unexplained theory that
division's training program for
I
» • 11r i>.«klei
relieved of active military service jutraent claims, according to Mr*. |* l«ing led by students of F’uurl a man who has been In Die oil combat duty which ramo during the I oiled Stole*—be called a* a p * married and is a graduate of
wilile**.
• jTemple Univer»ity.
Dili* Vela, All ■Ashton. Kti«ht by the War Department on Jan Batty n. Mosilsy, Interviewer in Univeisily.
business should, not hold office tho Okinawn Campaign,
Actual prt-sentat inn of tho do-1 Another visitor recenly etjded
et- t-ord (,-BShao Xlohawh Brave, uary 1„ 1D46. Ilia outstanding
Prime Minister Ismail Bulky in the Navy-Department.’’ That
Proctor later served wi‘ h the fro-,- ease* iv tclteduled to get to the staff i* Mis* Alhslca Hougft
" t y - t<l:1,,,lln-,!ri P* u* wn- military laadenhlp and achlevao f *"HP applicants referred to Pasha ’ hss called a special meet apparently was a reference to
■ taevSad Mali Bailr Bewhie)
nients Art gratefuly aritnow- employer* for aelecllon, 03 sppll- ing of the cabinet to discuss the testimony of former Secre division at the Ynkmooku Nava) tinder, wav tomorrow Tho num- a gfadnate of-Stetson University,
bpt
,, ne
defendant—Hermann who work* in the DrLnnd area. •*'
Bnb’s Torn 811k. Mllek Trick, ledged, and th* State of Florida canta, including 64 veterans were a demand by leaden, of
Ihe tary of the Interior Harold Ickes. llnso in Japan and also nl Tslng. Uttering—is the first on the list
Other visitors on th* staff are
S?Jd j.^'liaSkSy^-naM^a*1nib*1' wlA « b7 this award to express plaead in suitable occupation*, VVafdlst I’rfHy for majority rep fekes ssld he* didn’t think I’auley Tno, China where ho servod throe to have Id- defense presented. Mrs. R A. Smith, Mrs. Hslefi
r' “ P^rtrisUoti for th. efficient and and 21 vataram were directed to resentation on ■ delegation which should be given the Navy job. month* before Iwing flown ‘ o
Mlaiatela Ha**
i
self-sacrificing service tos ‘ he Other sgcncles to hsndlo partku- la to be appointed to discuse but that ho might la? acceptable M.i.inghnl for hospitalliatlon. He i’ lnsceution and defense source* Sc hulls, Mrs. Helen lluditill. Mis*
|reliirnsj to tho t'nited Etatv** hiiv*- ,-xt>ie-»i-d confidence that Marion Merrill. Mr*. James RldgW8t*u
and Nation.
tar proldems, she said.
»
reviilon of the Anglo-Egyptian for some other ■ position.
•era t'ralsr, Ketehap * Jaca nil.
«lag.
jalioard the Cruaior U.ft.S. 8t. llie irle-ent.itton of defense eaves and Mist Elute Hutchison.
By
Command
of
the
Governor:
Work
application*
were
taken
•
reaty.
Tho
Wafdist*
base
their
II. II ’*
Tred gear Nol.
to
Due to the addition* on th*
Paul. landing at San I'edro Calif, will 1h eohipleted by the end of
VIVIAN COLLINS,
Of 61 veterans, whom the office demand lipqq the fact that they
a ft abet
W Ia.P
staff the Board is rapidly catch*
ruth Rare I ' l l Mllei
,
on Jan. 25. He n st h.wt)italixr.i May.
The Adjutant General. was pnabi* to place (luo to their constitute the largest political
ing up un application* made fo r
a tilt U I*
Mare*
shortly at the Long Beach, Calif,
particular part work «p*rU n cc party in Egypt.
t il* r r y H-iy. Ni-rlh rimm. trancing lOfhriel:
aid, Mrs, C«lle stated. Ihiring thlf
M UITIN ENDS HOLDOUT
Naval Hospital prior to being
and failure of th» office to have
M r . l a i r Kell. - KUr
... -Je,
. . . Banska I J. B. ROUSSEAU,
past month 17 new case* of a
M*rn. Balt* Terre*. MUidr Ureese
transferred to, Jacksonville.-,
Major, Retired,
•mployars* orders covering lho*e
ST. LOUIS, Mnr. 7, GPU-The sistance neetl were added in SeiW-AesIaUnt
pceupattort*. Fifty-eight veterans
12 GERMANS ARRESTED
Indochina, Mar.
vettjrun shottstop
she its top of tha
tho M.
St. bouts
Louis inple County and 20 In Volusia
SAIGON, inaoenma,
mar. 7,
- veteran
filed for readjustment allowance
Town riowii.
nuAiy
(A1)—Tb* ’ French In Indoehln* R I W f l l l U l C .-lU l) X lO n O r C tl Hard.nnl*,,Marty Marlon haseml- County, Total case* In this epuntf
claims during this period, due to
BERLIN, Mar. 7, (Jf*>—'The say that they lost t*n soldlar* in
d
T T ln rtr tn D iu J ris *4 ‘‘‘* hi* holdout. Marlon, who
I* are 677. anti in We*t VolUAh
- fact thaf this offle. was unAmerican Military Government the exchange of fire with Chine*#
County, 661.
U
y
lO
r
iQ
Q
U
I
H
i
r
i
C
l
*|,r,0Wll
a9
"Mr.
Shortstop”
,
signed
to
piece
them
tn
suitable
l i f t s -.■ s r e s s -M .. i..., r .
ha* arrested 12 German Commun artillerymen y e s t e r d a y . T h e'
------- —
Ihi* 1046 contract today. No term*
fnkmn
U e r tn e r * Beater Prlnca.
~
*
, *
At the meeting of Sanford of hi* contract were revealed,
„m p )ey «n ere urged to place ist leader* In a borough of tha French light cruiser Tribmphant
IKlwani* Wedncstlnv at (he Hotel'
their
requirement*
with
this
of- United State* sector of Berlin. was damaged severely,
BOMBAY,
Much
T.
(ff)—
A
laslslels
Tha
military,
government
haa
AIDIENCF24 CANCBLLHD
due to tho fact that at all
The French task force was fired' Mayfair, U s te r Tharp read u
In
>a Oeea’a now outbreak of violence
i!o s v d i»i. 8*4
T*t. Den. India today haa merkod the end
lion Centers veteran* are.
,.the <J0,« n l*eder* wrth upon at the mouth of Haiphong communication from
Olr». 'm—►. 8par.
Chairman
Intimidation
o
f
.
German
civil
of
Ate’s »*rM* l.uehr
VATICAN CTTY~March 7 (/!’)
of a victory weak celebration, ______ to look to tha U 8 ESof'
Harbor, Port of Hanoi, while H- L^n,w] 0,n, 0 ,,
In* tha andoat dty of Delhi, a flea in their eemnnailty for . Job ficials t who were promoting a ■wafting landing order*. The Florida Kiwanls District achieve- — Pope Pius has cancel led ell
SRATTLE, March,7, WV-T^il
merger
o
f
th*
Communist
and
____ report
, - committee that tho . auilicnct* scheduled for lomorFrench Intend to taka over went
crowd set fire to tho town hall assistance; thSrsfors, fidl *m- Social Democratic parties.
Seattle school district has add^t
Sanford,
Tampa,
Kissimmee
and
row.
The
Pontiff
Is
ssld
to
have
and a British canteen haa been ployer cooperation (1 reqActed.
northern Indochina from
' Brooksvill* Kiwani* Clubs had .n severe cold and has postponed another riaojutcatlen tp Mh
■toned. A ’ dispatch from -Now
Chinese garrison fort*.
time credit program * for
79
* /
been agloctod as the state’s out his seventh anniversary mats.
Delhi, says 16X60 Allied troop* RUSSIA TO BEND 0 B8EftVB88
school students. |t haa d<
standing clubs within four divi
1 WASHINGTON. Mar. T. W ) - have been called out t* pneOffa
WHO HAS TH E BATTLE .
to give credit to newspaper
sions (Turing the year, 1946.,
14,638 TROOPS ARRIVED
*
IIAUM EN EN LISTS
Wlneton C h u r a h i l l Is back *n
rlar-saJaamcn.
Selections war* made on the
Washington from hia trip to FulNo disturbance had boon re
MIAMI,' March 7. W7—
A
Th* district I* giving the
basis
o
f
graded
achievement
re________
________
NEW
YORK.
March
7.
GP>—
14
tha
International
Lae
E.
Bauman,
aon'lof
Mr.
ported
at
New
Delhi,
whert
landlady
put
Shirlay
Winkler's
teo. Mo., wbart ht »*d# a spaach
Conference which opens diamond ring into a milk bottle and Mr*, I- ,E. Bauman who re ports submitted by the 67 clubs Fourteen troopships, scheduled to recognition for tneir effort* *«h
Allied troops paraded
through
In Savannah. Go. Ths for safekeeping. But when
side at 2000 F’ rcnch Avenue, has of the Florida district. Sanford .dock today at four porta, will “ small businessmen” in taking
r- Tha fo m a r British Prime Min* Um. streets. Bat street ear and
ear* of tbelr accounts- They wtn
Embassy In’ Washington landlady put tho bottles
Municipal workers stopped work
bolt
out for enlisted in th* Regular United was declared winner In the 811- j bring home 14,638 more veteran* be allowed on* credit a aemesUT
the milkman. She forgot one StatM Army, according to in >er division o f clubs having u ft0m war theaters in Europe and for • minimum of,206- hours w orv
bottle wasn’t-empty. A search of formation received today from mtmbershlp o f 61 tp 100. Talla-\th* pacific. Kight.of the vessels
the capital 'fo r all th* milk bottle* at the diary tha Asm* Recruiting -aub-StatUm haifee received honorable men-^are sche.!ul«d pn the Kssf Coast A maximum - of four
word r»d
graduation
wtQ.
’ tioa In (hi* frtu p.
U o ii six- ui thy W a t '
u *U on w
ill oa m
in Orlando. 4 ,- (
faiad to produce the ring.
State Awards
Gen. Hutchison
Florida Cross
Former 31st Division
Officer Honored For
Meritorious Service
Gouin Says Fate
Of French Economy
Rest? With U. S.
n AP Correspondent
K
Pauley Informs Franz Von Papen Wants Swedish
Newsmen Of 1944
Monarch's Testimony At Trial
Si rilts l ro tist O fj j |j^
a.-7,'.r Z '.r ;Soviet Censorship]
|k
Germany s One 1ime Aee Diplomat Says He $« w>it a w.ur «rc prothied in.th*
Besought Kin«: (*usta\ In 193!) And 1910
Nominoe Says Porter,
To Aid In Keeping Peace In Europe
Hnnneghn Present
During Conference Clifford
Proctor
"
0 CKes
Home on Furlough
A fter Pacific I)ut\
[ 4>ng. Shots Continue
Win ningA tLongwood
............. . William B radner
'’-s & K tirP la c e d On Staff
EmploymentOffice
Handles 911 Cases! Egyptian *studcnt.s
During February Strike For Rev inion
Of Welfare Board
French Lose 10 Men
In Artillery Duel
. tej.. ‘Stt.,W
JiU Tit
Violence Marks End
Of India Festivities
By Florida District’
Newsboys Receive «
Credit For Efforts
Winston
Churchill
Returns To Capital
«& ru
^4;
-
r
t , ...
1 T*
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MOMMY, MARCH I, 1046
THE SANFORD nERALD. SANFtmp F L O I t i p ^ H ^
i:i
Sons Following
w
.l k
i
Jr
A t Local Park This W eek
-.msk
Inter rialional- Loop
Pl.iK
ill Move
Mnvu To
TV
Club W
Will
'■ V
, Daytona Beach Next
*• "■ ’ ■*Week For Workouts
.
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5
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j
Fi
i,
i i
PICK fOW LEP, ’
F V iii'A oW ^ liA A - r M f e v lc s '
alack.
IS BAeirtidG- AJ^Kf reA SO -I
■ •
.
f : - 'V
Vl'-»
*♦
However, Rickey decided to con
llnuc the tra in in g'of hi* farm
elub*. here
for this week.
611----While in Daytona, the Dodgers
Will workout by themselves.’ When
the Royal* * invade the roastil
city, the club will . billet at n
separate hotel and use a different
park.
The Saint* got their training')
started toilay on a full scale.;
About 30 tncinlicri of (he cf“ *‘ 1
were' present - f o r - the open
drill* this morning. Manager Hay
Blade*-said about, ten nwu> <msi.
were expected to arrive shortly
to hike thr Saints' roster to 10 :
men.
Bauch Hickey ha* l*»ue<l a 1
yearning to member* of the (Jod- !
gets or the Dodger »y*trni who
.are considered 'older player* and
ahnuld not report to the Dodger
ramp until April. Rickey declared
f'lhey ju*t won't have regulnr
job* because the, management
will have to play »onte of thesr
younger chaps, and it is my bet
that the latter will win Jobs and
keep them." Rickey »aid how- j
ever that the warning doesn't
pertuin to all player* not signed
lie admitted that there are solin'
who would have him In a pinch
If tlu-y didn't report by April.
Jd S < *
JAAkPbC f ,
MC- gllL tt e g
A *10 AnffC
„
r
LEEDS. England, CAT—Instead
of waiting weeks for dental care.
West Yorkshire residents have
dentist* calling on them and it’s
free!,
Completrly-eqnlp|>ed van*, each
costing U.bOO ami. each stuffed
with a dentist and assistant, tour
out-of-the-way spot* admlni*trrJng to the need* of villager*
The plap I* finance,! hy ih i
West Riding L'ouqcil.
i
j.
‘
•••’,• '• -
•
Racirt Start
8:00 P.M. Sharp
TonishCg All-Star Fcnturj
8EVENTH
RA c' f. — 3-1*
I DO
*m
MERRY WIDOW
GREY DAN
MY BARBIE
FASHION tJUIDE
fiUHAN HTAVERH
WILMA
DYNAMIC
GREYHOUND EUR
I* on the air over
WDDO tonight at
fiilO and over WLOF
at 8:23 with all tha
"dope" on the dog*
at the HanfonJOrUndo Krnnrl Club.
MILE
SANFORD -ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
AT LONGWOOI)
NO MINORS ALLOWED
On Rout* 17 ((Unlonl Highway) .
\
about 13 mllctt South of SBnfnrd
r'/
'•
TURN AT R&D ARROW,
lap
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Tul Christako*, u diver. « a , to
Four fnnied tennis star*, Big
the Army parachute loiret 37 ]jit) rilden, Fred Perry. Jack ,liwtmonths He served in the African. ,i Bn,| Vinrent Itichnnl*. will pecfiiciln»n_ ami Itallnn campaigw, form tomorrow night in an exhland has three President tnI unit bilbm to tie given, at the Davia
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Corn* 32 month, and had 32 twill
officiate
Morrison
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mlR.lon* over it:riy. He has the 1morning -aid that in his opinion,
Air Medal with tw o ‘clusters and Hie matches would be the fu-lest
the Distinguished Flying Cross. ',.ver played in this section of the
Bober l>eni*# bttvk*trokp, *®rvr-d wttitr MnrrUori hits' b«en re*
two year• In the field ertlllevy .,ueMr.l l . umpfir thr metchr* by
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l^?c Hulrit. u fret* atylcr, « b .i m non m Otlainlu.
the Army 2U biolith* and *hw
Richard* and Jos.j will |h y in
service In Italy, kranee. Belgium. , hp (,. t match which Is slated to
Holland and Derm any. He has
stnd-rwny nl H:(Ml o'clock, tn
I five battle stars, the combat in-|u,u ,r«mnd, Ulden anil bred PerIantryjaait%^badgi and a qarora- , y win* ,.i0 v. After the singiao,
lion front tho Belgium govern- Tlldfn
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months.
douhb's c-Jtihitiun..
Jack Tolar, a diver, was In the
The ^matches will he played InNavy V-S PWgram at Jackson.
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Albert Htrch, a back atroker.
was In the Army Air Korea B'J
month* and was an Instructor aC
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More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other,
It must b e...
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re making*.
makings,
that this boy has nil the
The C hicago* Cub* and- tha
Brooklyn Dodgers also liavc two
players on each o f their ro*4^a .
whose father* had been Ulg lea
guers.
Grimm'* y
Tho»e with Charlie Grlmm'a
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of Ernie Johnson who had nm>
been an outfielder, and Chwlie
Gilbert.
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|tiie probable list tie hit* a J*i* j
I » ill r.Unl unit eil.ition. Navy and |
Marine unit citatum, fwstingtiisb- I
l.nt Thing < ri,«> and three uir j
Mike waist deep in mitslau.itiig i medal,
swimmers and divers
Halo Mimse, free jtyier. served!
MIMei AudeDHin, a divri, w usjm ri„- itulian and French cam*
a captain m tae Anity Ml Cot.p* . |iaims un<! na« a I'residential unit
three yeais lie f!ew n fighter •Mtuhim. five bullle stars an d 'a
plane un II:: mission* in liitiy rnrnbat llifuntiyman's badge.
and wus shfit down un March 2i
JIMS. He suffered a seriun* leg
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I’t'ppc. roach ul (thin Slate Uptversily'** perennially -trong swim
ming farms, is a fellow who has
more than one reason to say
"thanks to the Yanks."
Back in l!»dg Mike thought ho
had one of his greatest swjmming team, coming up but the
war inlarvarvari. Now, with the
shooting ended. ..-hose hoy, are
,tiu nung bock to school mid tile
Rucks are on the prowl with a
soldier-sailor crmhination that ho* '
GREYHOUND RACING
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Enlarged Program To Dick Sisler Had Big
Cover Last 30 Days
Season In Winter
L e a g ue In Cuba
Of Racing At Plant
By CHARLES HBGAJt
More and more, son* are fol
lowing in the footstep* o f their
father* in the batehall business.
At perhaps no time in the his
tory of Jhe National Ix-ague has
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h*’een
from
old blocks" on the [osters of.clybs
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I*ies. Waiter Connrdjy aaid the ln th e : Ford Trick circuit.
iextra tares were the result - o f
One o f the Ltd*, i* Disk Sisler.
ir-’Qucst*. frdhiJ dng_ow nti*— Due A n s « * l f i e l d e r —w ho—I s —n —m e m b e r
to ITic large number -of dog* at o f rib* St. Lamls Canirnala. Diek
I^mgwood this year more are 1* a son » f GcortPe Sisler. one of
uviiihihli- than can be used in the the ‘ game's* greatest hitters and
rdglit rani program ."
first basern#!,
Connolly *uld the find ra^e
Dick Sisler return* to the Carwould g o .t o post at 7:3N and the dinass this year preceded by on
windo-w* would close promptly Impressive record Ire made In the
at 7t50. Windows for the ■lad Winter league in Cuba after ho
race will close at
The
•m discharged front the ser
race track president ?Efd signs vice. He was quite a sensation
. wutlhl l>e posted in the betting in Cuha aa u long distance hit
paddock and grandstand giving ter. Among his achievements In
the timo for the closing of the that circuit was a shattering of n
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wiuifows on each race and they Jli-yenr. rerord when lie hit three
‘ .S
jwnuld be closed promptly on tha home run* tp* (me afternoon.
■ second regardless of the number
That slugging followed .a 450- j
of peraon* wanting tickets, if foot fohr bagger that Dick Cloht-j
fan* do not wish to be closed out. ed tha day before. He hit a ball
Connolly said there .will be no over the right field wall o f T ro-!
deviation from the closing dime plcal Stadium. This i* dvl1*
us the race* had to be r u n feat. Before the war, any plaf-t
promptly to get in the two extra or who did that received a'botiha:
event*.
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The enlarged program will cov
er the last ,10 days of racing f o r ’ ,,icHu.
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UULijeifoit ahd- can not be start- S‘»t
* u t .t l 11**11, l.ui'if) k1***1*** Mnle h
e,i sooner because o f the lack of T u f f
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ticket*, he said.
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TONIGHT'S ENTRIES:
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FoR'PAil Apcb?/\iA
b A V Vk a
£lPowerful G1 Swimming Squad
Makes Ohio State Outstanding
' Motorized Dentists
’ Track Toothache
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Two more race* wll| Ihi mlilwi to
the program of the Snnfoi/T Or
lando Kennel Club beginning
Mnryh II, the .Jrkck mnnagemant
nmiounci/f Satifrdiiy. night. Thl*
will give «*• nightly program of
ten. races, with five 'pilnirla*.
FVrirMec fed vJOod co*J*jie
, Branch JUckeyr Kiv, the crar
of the.-B»<m)n>'n Uiaigrr*’ i>a*eboll cmplt r.'htnr discarded JiUns
Jor the Montreal buyills .of , J
Intel national f.ragiA. a farfli'cliib
In the Dodger-. ndinip to ’.“PV1
training lit Paytuna- Beach. ^ - ‘ fnslwnl thn.l^nyalcmpamiri ~ltT«ir-U
Spring training activities heir
at the Municipal Athletic 'Field
today with’ Abe Jw. -Paul RolniaT
of tne American'Association nn\ other Dodgci^ f^rm. The Royal*
will go to Daytona nrkt week'.
tUevlauslyy plaits called* for the •
Royal* ms move to. Daytona Beach
at the identical* time the Dodger*
made the move fronr Raniford.
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watch.
Dick, who i penl 37 month* 'n
the Navy, hat been With the Car
dinal organization since 1931) and,
in additibn to being an outfielder,
he can handle himself commendnbly at first base.
Sisler isn’t' the only ton of a
former major leaguer who will
be with the Cardinals. Another
I* Harry •Walker, the obtfielder
who established himself at n re
gular before lie entered the ser
vice. Harry's father i* Ewart
Walker who was a pitcher for
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VOLUME XXXVII
SAN FORD.
Big Welcome
For Marshall
Alliance Is
Ex-Prime Mi n i s t e r
Delivers Ad dr es s
Before Westmihster
College At|\Fulton
New Law Provides For Trial Of
Nazi Suspects In German Courts
FULTON.
Geik Clay Asserts Measure Was. Drawn l ’p
(AP) — Wins, -^Churchill ' By Three German Provincial Presidents
called ujton ttt$ yJjaltafd States
In American Zone Of Occupation
and Britain'IwHy for a vir
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tual military alliance between
° f, two years.
the two nations n$ -the main. . BERLIN—The de|>ut^
Minor offender* are cln«*ifird
baain of his “personal plan the United States Military Gov-j under
the law a* followers
eminent in Germany, Lleutehant
for peace. ClmuRaneously.
Bim “
Gcm-rul t.uciu* Clay, has an punishment for this class o f o f
Ahu former British Prime nounced a new low for the punish fender* include* fine* an.I the
Inister Issued, n blunt warn-, ment of Herman* who njili-d Hit pnrment of reparations. 1
The classification o f ntajoi’ ofinic against wfiat he described ns ler. The sweeping pew measure
Russia’s desire for "indefinfte
expansion" o f Us "power and
doctrine*."
Chur
urchni. delivered his. 6,000
word address before s college
audience deep in the fr e ts roots
o f Americs— et Westminster Col*
lege in Pulton, on the topic,
"Sinew* .of Prece."
He wet Introduced by n native
Miieouri, President I terry 3Trumen, with whom he treveled
to Fulton from Washington foe
the orceslon.
The
former
British
Prime
M inbter'declared thet e shadow
appears to heve fallen across the
scene* that were “ an lately light
ed by Allied victory."
Churchill continued:
“ Nobody knows what Soviet
Russia amt its - Communist Inter
n ation a! Organisation intends to
<ln in the immediate future, or
what k r« - th° limits, if any, to
their expansive and proselyting
tendencies."
(irately, Churchill warned that
prevention of world wer HI can
be achieved only If an under
standing on all potnta is reached
with Russia under the general
' authority o f The United Nations
Organisation.
Britain's wartime leader said,
* i h ow ev er, ha does not believe the
uoyiet Union wants wdr. But,
will put more responsibility for fender* is expected to W h ole
purging Germany o f Nexis nod German industrialists nn.i bank[l* enfoicement tnqy inesn a stay ers and nil thn»e who vominittoed
of \en years- in Germany for the crimes against 'Victims or vpAmerican*.
iwnoiits of N ations!' Socinlism.
General Clay ostimate* that at The group also Includes those who
leaat 1,000,OftO Germans will be are responsible for outrage* or in
subject to puftishment under ,U»a|any.^w<yf_jtBva'.aupport ta Nt»xt
new law, and as mrtiy us 4,000,. tyranny
General Clay said the Ameri
000 may be affected by its ar can Military Government is deter
plication.
The new measure was drawn up mined to see that sentences' pass
by the three German provincial ed under the new law are carried
minister-president* irr the Ameri nut. Asked if this menus that
can tone of occupation. The law the Americans definitely intend
provides for the trial o f Naii sus to slay In Germany, the general
replied that a( far ns the mili
pects before German courts.
The law defnes varying degrees tary government can com m " the
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o f guilt for nil Germans who aid United States, the nnswr,
ed .Hitler. Major offenders are “ye* '
General Clay said the law is
liable to a> much as ten year*
Intended to be a complete ilennliimprisonment at hard labor, con fication program for the Ameri
fiscation of property and loss of can rone. He said It would reach
all rights—even the right u> own some Nail* whh hivn escaped any
an automomblle. The minimum great hardship or bunlshmrnt tiesentence for major offenders is cause they had private income*.
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T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 5. 1910
F L O R ID A .
Associated Press leased Wire
{Federal Agent
Tries To Avert
Banned Philly Pickets Meet Over City Line
American* Leader Is
Flown To Yenan For
Conference . Wi t h
C!iincseCommunists
.YENAN, Mar. ,1. (d'l— General
Marshall bus held his first meet
ing with tfit- number tine Com*
mpriiM , f Chinn — Muo Tse•iftig. Mnrsh.il! flcwr to the Chintsl capital with Com- i: l i. rial t'hnu En-t-ni and
(•..'JV, .il r .mg Chi Chung of the
Nnliiimdist party.
They i cteived a tumultuous
wt'icpinc,
and
|he
Associated
P rt-- dispatch noted that it was
a _ win met reception than the
otic turotdi'd Major General l'at;
rlcli Hiirivy* when he made an
official visit to Ycijnri'- in 1044.
Mnr»hull mill the two Chinese
generals went into iimferejicc
With Muo noil tlic Communist
romiiiumlrr in chief, Geneinl t’hu
Teh on the merger of China's
aimed f m c e v ^ * ------- --------------The reason for Marshall's en
thusiastic welcome was made
clear in an cdilounl in the Com
munist newspaper, Emancipation
Daily, The article'Fontrasled Mryshiill’s f'dicy with llinlej <■ it
slated lliut jti two months Mar
shall hud made giant Mr des in
helping lay the foundation for
peace and deniocincy in Chinn
Hurley's policy the lie I newspaper. Mid, oil- <|uote ' CanItitiV Hot «o|v t (he nit, r. st of
tile Untied -Ntnti s, hut to the
win Id in general in that it
helped t<< m-tigot*. civil war sml
supported n single party ilictntorshlj.,“
N l'.M HER 120.
Automobile Worken*
Union Submits Pro
posal For Ending
Strike Of 105 Days
W A SH IN G T O N .
Mar. 5,
(A IM — T h e -Thief o f the L a
bor Departm ent'* C onciliation
Service, "EtlKar L. W arren,
met this ^ton iin g- w ith cpm pany and union o fficia ls ita
' the governm ent stepped ,in in
an llt h -h o u r e ffo r t to a vert
,u national telephone atrike.
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W arren will talk with o f
ficial* of the Amsrican Tvlephon*
and Telegraph Company and I’ rssU
’ dvnt John J. Moran of thf Itfdependrnt
Federation o f Long
! Lines Telophone wnrkara.
Th* Long Lines group iaoow-e-.'
17 union* affiliated with the N a ___
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11tonal Federation of Telephone
ftTT.lKINt; WOKKE KS of the General Electric Com pnny who have Iwen forbidden by court order to Workers engaged in wage and
m » " picket* in Philadelphia are sliown guthrml across Cohlhs Cw-ck in Delaware
County, which l» hour dl*pute» with the A T and T.
limited outside the jurisilKtiot) of city police, T ie y ’re booing „ p.di,,- statement
cuming from the All 17 unions have set 0:00 A.M«
aound (tuck shown
here which
reiterated tin- utilvi agni»*l
meeting in th.. gimrher City. (InterThursday, local time,
national Sound photo 1 .
start of strike action. Olher feder
ation unions are expected to support the sehedulad walkout.
However, Warren believe* that
if the Lm g Lines workers' wsg«
dispute ran he settle,I. the striae
fh«* Irt othor unlim« c*nn ^
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Closing Of US0 Former WAVE Is Among Ten New
Facilities Here
Members Inducted Into Legion
Set For Mar. 31 o m m a n t lc r ,I.J. K o c c o I rKrc s L e g io n S u p p o r t h*“ offrrej
n IS-Ccilt Luxist
Of Red Cross Drive In Addition To $50
Donation FMedged By Organization
DETHplT, Mar .1. Idh-T fia
|**IO United Automobile Wtirksrt
i union ha* proposed a means
whereby the lUfi-day-old strike
*•'> «'-w Legion members, nine „ f 17&,0tH) General Mo
Stotors p r^
l them ie(eiH)is of ft mid ft nr durllun workers may he ended,
II. including a former
WAVE,
The UAW proposal ha* been
' ,U inducted Monday rvepmg »t ,rnt to GM for study and tha
tlic meeting that followed
the union Is awaiting a reply, width
opelutii'ii at it- piesenl locution
( ' » c l ,l,l'l'!'r at Cani|itiell.|*>*sing Past may corns
come tmlay.
today.
AllD ** |k^U©mbc*t. rtM.i Illl Ileiu
11 Ilie Dost pledged active sup|n effect, iho union ha* told
Ml for March 111. it wn
an' I " t *'• the lied t russ drive to GM that it would he wlltlne to
nouiiced today h> Joe • K lid!),
NUERNBERG,
| tVASHINGItlN. -Mar f., 4»
wInch It donated KO In cash, ac- hav* iU m«mber*Mp polled to
dtrti tor.
I State
Siaietaiy
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One u! tho de
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old el n n steten-— .
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fiiip....... Mann (nephew C1f ,\ Itetd Matml, (Dry wante.) to return to work
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, _ ■'* aulli Hit
'Russian friends, I am convlenced
wlijcli to base in part M» de-1
evening* cvcrpt svNew •perikll Allied £ommimdet rau-o.l
Mln" u . .....
the basis.t>f the company's t ithat th en Is nothing they admlra
frnsr against war crimes charges. 1‘iograms will take pls,e, lie said, ireas Wheie lltut, m ,L I.,y*,,i,- - "
^ AlbrrUi J, Inni^ JIid
|rr jtl uu*fl,n4<i
Ih**, cvnls
so much as strength, and there
Iloem ti'attorney says thr tonti- " " Tuesduv oteniiig. March *Df. ton emclmllng IIh*sihii-i » h alio Is the daughter of Mr ami „ u hour and other contract provlis nothing for which they have
“ 1
..
| Mmi. Inn hi
ci dirrvtnr of Germany'* ruthless «'Vard*.
pm, and1 seme# certtMr.
ham le.«,g of tihuluota).
ltu, the UAW also would
less respect than for military
id,.. Fn
Harvey. II llu.e.
t red Gnnas. „,(( w hether the strikers wanted
flic subject ratne up today at
WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. <d*i- Mtlimarinr warfare wants to aub- *flr*toa will he givrn* to liostec-es.
LONDON, Mar. 5. M*>— Highweakneaa.”
Inventory i« now iM’ing
m as cull fn cure m which It) rnc. , 1 nl‘ l Robn,« M- linker,
Carl ( t„
i,ac]g binder thusv condl*
y placed sources declare that The House Appropriations Com mil an interrogatory to Nimlti
However, Churchill spoke of he British government ha* turned mittee today gave -it* approval roncenilng orden Issued lo A m eri-l"f UKt) pi- ia'ily. Some of this ■va* uski*d to comnicnt on nuw*;
" ll* l%ttcr * -father, u onSi hut atii>mu tkc dispute
i
govt
what ha termed hfs “ strong ad lown a. ____
submarine commander* during j “ ‘II l>e tran-ferred to other t?SO rfi»pntchcs fngiiD am n , (.‘hltin, j
Lrc' *"'
'vteinn of \>arid, l**u#* of n highrr wsgu boost
French,
___ , __
suggestion
_ * „ .............to to a new Administrative fund of can
1A, 1——
* r
__ i l _ n . , .. / - . a ^ I . . . i l l
miration and regard for the val- dace the whole question o f the ©14,000,000 for the Veterans Ad 1the
centers. Thatl not
transferred wil thatthe Ifu-iinri-Inno removed ,, n ■, "** r " a arc
war.
hrre from ; an,| „Dicr cotilturl clatitrs to an
xfant Russian people and fo r my franco regime in Spain before ministration. The fund for the
The Nnxt admiral contends thsi
appwiii-cd and on this Die t’ SO K.m.amt- ,.f Japam-c oldie I * I" 1 ">«(') Homa
- arbtUntut to t.r iiiiiiir.l by prest
D
.p
a
"
in.i.
Ctuitnnt
A Reid j „ n, Tr1lmari.
war-time comrade, Marshal Sta the
mii
for
fuj.ts]
tu
I
m
m
United
Nations
Security Veterans Ail in InIs t ration was the American sutimurines were order. ’ ay tie auHiorircd to lake hid
lin.’
M„.m
extruded
i-.e
m.ntatlon
of
, ; M B,rP. , , v hu, , ; w ( r i] , h(
major Ifem In a deficiency supply ed to strike wilK vt Warning III! which wtli to- sent to t'SO heal
Council.
Hyfnt"Ti di t I<i*i-ii
t
rimriit III*
attend a arid!tnln'ii |ir,,p..,al, run tending
Rut, said Churchill, he does not
i
i he»r •• hit, itt-Tn it,, tiff I* ml Hie Orlando I'
These sources say the French bill. The measure also include* rUrIlly vessels In certain specified 'Carters f,,i a|i)lovnl
,.f the
ith there — nothing t., nibdruu tbc
1- Miutfmn 11it 'N« Ti'iii-..)!, di "gigantic" I, , ' '
believe, for one thing, that the proposal was made last week in fund* for thr Social Security waters ami all Japntir-e shijis
(.ilbcii M, t cjnore,
IhHO -u
secret c j the atomic bomb thouid notes sent to Britain, the United Board, Die Agriculture Depart
Iloenilt also ha- lequested Dial ' ■rvisoi y i - I n .(ay .was h n » -„ .l ye Hilt t«*‘ hill ! **:..■ iHi )(V |>t lk I n-tr|e| Tin \| ,
piolingvii dispute. However, the
outstanding work '«■<■- *»fi in ll»t |*tii ditm tihiifiAium
be released at this time. Chur Slates and Russia. They add that raant and the I'ustufflie Depart Ilrtlt-H Aiiinnnlty file* t,c open?,] ) raised Die
‘ “ . r r . ''i d d i in " ’. T ’Ti"
ht'j "(g g c'tcd that the
report
ei
I
to determine what orders were don# by Ylr Hall in his relation* |i-*"•*■1 !«• -In|init Lm ! •Minuprr ,
chill asserted:
the British rejection not* h*a BtanL
' ,
' .
I Nntmnal l.uiiof KrhlSilli lluard_
tLirin^ Httirfw Hil l ttilMMMft luujftUA
,|
.1 ,
*„
"N o one fn any country has been given to French Foreign
Th# committee said that the is-urd to British merchant Ve»- ’ dh rnilltaiy personnel liere." )le - wlurh say- that J.ij.itiiesc forces
fo r , 7 , » ! rt^r f
p,lr,y - ^ 11
also expre--ed a|pr.‘nation of the,ettall be permitted |o return to which intend for d e r a t e
slept let* well in their beds be Minister George* BUlault, by A l 114,000,000 for the Veterans Ad sels.
r*'tUr," to'
Doenitz was actiscd during the I -SO to hostesses ifml olher Sriii- j tli*‘n homes after hung disarmed. Veteran’s Houitfimiing Day «n f 0V S t l S e » U
is
the
minimum,
cause this knowledge o f the fred Duff Cooper, tne British ministration
April U. t» get this d
e
c
o
r
a
t
i
n
g
.
the!
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atomic bomb and the raw mater- embassador to France. However, amount needed. It added that by prosecution'* presentation of il* ford people for aiding in
complete
prior
to
March
TO-31
i
.T
1
"
*,V’
Wcr ,h*
further
eonversetlons
are
said
to
case
of
having
drdered
German
work
dune.
'
’
!
»
*
i
r
v
»'
\
June
SO,
the
administration
will
, L--U to apply It art at present
when the 7lh la'cam Distrlct C on-:
« a '"" (#r negobe responsible for about ULOOO,- U-tamt romm anden^o sink Allied | The IJSo lias' l,m i operate,I , A * H C K e n Z H * K i n g
IN
.la r g e ly
retained
fn American be continuing in Paris.
fcrei.cc will tdk ' dm- he.e The '
^
th‘*
The
British
are
reported
to
000
vtlerans,
an
Increase
of
10.vessels
without
a
trace
and
to
under
Ills
National
Catholic
Comi
hands. I do not belltvt we ehoutd
I'oil made p i" - f„r this
««*> \ Aft »fflca l. and
bate
their
rejection
on
their
re
macMnegun
survivor*
lifelioots
600,000
In
one
year.
unity Service, and prior to r.o,■
have slept to soundly had the
fcrc.ee,
-Mclmtor James
Af
• ■
*
in
vi ever ‘ which -aid Mi Field is IH'Wf)
Ia
■•ruction of thr ! rdrral building
positions been reversed arid tome pealed Insistence that it la'up to
Th(( bill Includes 110.000,001).
I U- J,c lb largest ever I
the
Spanieh
pceple
to
replace
*! i* now htiiiM-d in. wn« located
communist -or . neo-fascist stste
h Id in
i. Ho- -li-ti l
I
for ribs Serial Security Board, I
monopolised, for the tfme being, Francisco Franco at chief of state,
" ,thr rlly nwtird lluilding on the
.1 J liner,,
Post Cofrininiid,
$3,160,000
for
the
Agriculture
f
LONDON.
Mar.
t/1'
The
The
British
contend
thet
further
lake
front
loya
ii-cil
hy
thr
Ri-d
agen *
these dreed agencies.'
radio
b ,
br,is,h n-l ilfged Iwgmn pu l iphtlon In tile
1 (oss. William Wrukupf wa- (Irr M» - ■
Expressing
concern over outelde influence only will serve Department and »2,'J(K>.000 fm j
In* hl|
>
o sr,-l)d , floin an iii ' i,*|* in Hie Red Ci*,-* d m ,
to
etrengthen
Frenco
—
end
that's
the
Postoffice
Department.
f r»t direcltii b.-i,. -min after the
Soviet activities and Influence
New* I n ,, . -trial pt > tin- f.*,ll p lclg c i
Hanfotil Na\ i! tir Slntmo w 1- m ag., ',,.r
over a wide area of the globe— why they don't want the UNO
wav I
poltnc- the (mst, Kd M,nt fm ton
CAMP B U N D IN G , M ar r>. td'. *-)»encd# In . \ r n ib i- r , I0IJ. Jlrj "lltl' Sl-lg the ib,i,„—*
Security
Council
tu
lake
up
the
In I'ersia. In Turkey,.'In the Bal
named to head n III man com -!
.
, , ,
, |of t aosdian I*r lnn- M inutri ft
Tha ft'ai Ilc|isrtrncnt him minv -a. *. . succeeded
problem
o
f
the
Franco
govern
iiy David ( at niHly, ,
kan*, fn ‘ Manchuria — Churchill
t !» t i i l l l m !
tlHI triJglfifAd
1,„ Stonik and Mr- ,i..n
* ' L Ma. setuie King I !»■ i -iindiail mittr
in for a blistering attack from i..
ment.
bihn^
Hall.
•linked • hope for a‘ firm er n>Ihi*,lull f, mf ilmiiit
governiiii-iil now l« invr-i gating
member* of the N'utii'iial Guard.
.
. iuii ■ A | En«r officers n*|| remain *t
- Tutonshti'
'
the
.....................
United
onship between
The USD building which is "f ullc^i.l Husiisn r«|'ii'iiagtT nrlivt-f Leg ion meniher* prw.v- , h s.nfor.t Naval A.r
A relolution udoiilml «t u meet
/ States and Britain,
■
ing iii Camp- Dlanding chsiges unrvrele block Construction with lies In Iho daminhin.
"W e cannot afford. If we can
Tho brna<lcail dial go* Hint
that high officer* In the National a $0 6 / -W foot lounge, offtcav,
- -help It, to work on narrow mar
library,
kitchen
and
snack
bar
what il called "militant Fascist
Guard were treated unjustly as
gins. offering temptations to a
to* promotions, assignments, op ' b>Sk rooms and toilet rooms, also organixnOnns'' have .fliiunslikvl in
'
trial of strength. If the western
»n
outride
cement
patio
for
dnne('anniln while Mnckejtxiv King hils
and advancement*.
,
,,, ,
. ,
Ida Baker. Brumley,
n portunities
democracies stand >, together in
The Florid* officer* laid t h e l!" * ' ,wtl*
ortivrly taken over ia-en in office.
resident o f .this
city
for
the
past
•irtet adherence to the principles
blame for this policy on offIcerrfl,,y #thp City which i. purchasing
Meanwhile, neither the Soviet n r y president, «nnnirnre,l a I-egion
. .
■
f,
TO year*, disd yesterday after o f the Regular Army,, and mV " »rom the hcdc.nl C*ovcrnment. press nor radio Li-- made any party, celebrating ttie 'JStli birth Ystes. It was announced by tb*
o f the United Nations Charter,
SEOUL, March 6. Iff) — Na
Navy command. At th« present
no one la likely to molest tl
comment on Mackentio King's day o f tin* American Legion, nt rime, Lieut, ('otndr. C. F. Avery*
tive* o f northern
Korea
are noon at 4 00 o’clock at 601 West West Point gtaduatca in pnrtic- " "
“
‘
First
Street
/allowing
it
linger
I f however, they’ become dit
<1:110
p.
tn.,
Friday.
March
15.
The
demonstrating to d a y ’ in Seoul'*
latest charges in connection with
ulsr. A* for ft’esl Print, th
Is commanding officer o f the
or falter in thefr duty, then In* streets by the thousands becaun* ing- illn#**.
CommCrrc there and to us* the tho rsplnnngs investigation. The Auxiliary \Vill be in riisrgr, there station.
Mr*. Brumley, who first came Florida guard officers oppose te- butlding as o tourist and rcere- Canadian premier has charged will be
catastrophe may overt*helm they want to go home. There la
refreshment*
served,
Twenty men will comprise - th#
to Sanford In 1H6S, was born cstahlishincnt of a four-year ntioh center.
all," Churchill asserted.
that the espionage actually was game* will be played sad prizes ■minted petsonnel who remain.
no violence In tha demonstration*,
course at the military academy.
. Churchill proposed tlvi cloaest which era limited to . parade*. Oct- t3. 1M2, at Chppa Falls, Instead, they would establish a
awarded,
she
said
ordered and directed from Mos
These were selected after a care
nrlved by
hy one strictly military school for c.idels
*
ecopotation between Britain and Some o f the marcher* are crying Uinn. She I* survived
cow. The Hoviets previously Imd
ful screening of station personnel
daughter, Mrs*. John Pringle of who already have received liberal
MAD
DOGS
tho United state* on Butter* o f “ Down with communism,"
declared the acllvilief of their
ami nre mostly low point' and
York
City,
on*
»on,
Charles
dofenae, including “Jelat ftie o f all
military sltarhc In Ottawa were
Other < formsr
resident*
of
educations at standard colleges
married men. Civilian psrwmnel
Tiie
situation
in
regard
to
mad
o f Tampa and one or universities.
.naval and air baaea In tho pooofo- north Korea are Just demand lag
inndmisvable and recalled him.
dog* hns eased quite a lilt, ac will take charge of the gate and
nddaughter, Mr*. R. J. Ivey
•lon o f either country all over the that th* barrier be removed be
The Florida unit also voiced
cording to police f'iltef Roy G. f i r e h o u s e .
AshtVille, N C.
world." Evenutally, he oald, there tween th a . Russian son* In th*
Williams, who, hu««ver, warned •'Deactivation, which' started on
fo r * Mr*. opposition to .War Department
service*
unerel
Lillian Moran, 14 year old
may come the principle o f Com North and American tonea in
plana which leave tho sttito with
March 1, after the station had
Brumley;
who
w
ls
a
Vnembcr
nf
ih«
lluUghter
of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
A.
F_
mon eftitenihip.
th« S ou th .: In
th*
meantime,
out a separate division In
_
,
.'t h e i r pels confine,!. Ihgs will lie j been In operatic n for three year*
*
i
Moran
of
Geneva,
has
brought
t
Preabyterlan
Churrii,
th*
T
i
n
American
Army
headquarters
kwM a A I.Art
Inirtnrrot" jzcw National Guard.
•h o t.I f found roaming st large, and four months, mean* th*
l>rtde and jov to her community
say* agreement* should be reach arm held at 3:00 o’clock tomorrow
cessation of the planned us* of
A
. he said.
Funeral
by
being
placed
in
the
Blue
afternoon
at
tha
Erickson
ed toon with the Russians.
,
an aeronautic*! facility for tb*
Ribbon
group
of
4-H
Club
conIth
Rev.
J.
EhfcKlnley
A
request
has
come
front
Welch
.
reports
of
rallies
.
Infected
Hom*
W
L
__„
A Party of American officora
operation and maintenance of
testant* in the recent national Convalescent Hospital, Daytona
WhfInterment
will
be
in
« *v # . * e
n
‘L m* naval or marine aircraft.
ha* Joat returned from HelK
C«m*t
droto review contest at Chicago, Beach, for a number of items for j P"**
^ r' , ^ rnno
where arrangements wer* made
Naval personnel will be given
are
il( wa* announced by Mr* .Q_____
u id * use in connection with Red Cross
dlrwelttr of the Seminole ample subsistence rations since
mwttnc on
fi ' w ," K ^ n . " ' L P r Al* ^ i m u 7 '
County Health Unit, said this
ft'IDon, county home demonstra work In that institution.
there will be no eating facilities
Mrs. C. R. Klrlley, chairman morning. City Sanitary Inspector open on th* base. Married man
WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. W - tion agent.
ihip Commission. Jh* _
doneailn rcfublie, Satan S
Grady
Duncan
today
requested
A
member
of
the
Seminol*
Chapman.
o
f
the
local
Camp
and
Hospijal
A Benate Committee ha* approved
has nnnuumed that ha will
a* before will live ashore, whU*
Korean demonstration ha* raised
unanimously the nomination of County 4-H club. Miss Moron Council has requested donors to that dog owners continue to co single men will be housed Irt
a question — whether tha twothe member* for hi* now
operate
In
the
rabies
eradication
a
on
state
honor*
which
entitled
leave
the
following
articles
at
Julius Krug as Secretary, o f the
within a few day*. Tho PrtAlor power commission will first re
the Wave* Barrack* which Is
Interior It took Jth« committee her to participate in the national th* Red Cross rooms on tho Lake campaign hy keeping dog* tied in the itata qf being remodeled.
declares that tho policy o fo b ia move or relax tho boundary —
CANNING SUGAR
or
confined
0
until
Msy
I.
contest.
She
wa*
unable
to
Shore
at
th*
earliest
opportunity.
on public land* and surveys little
or will go ahead to form a procabinet wilt bo to
pear personally at th# judging Fn Three butcher knives, three long
go vemmenL
Dutch on tho
WASHINGTON, March 6 Iff)— morn than one hour to make it* Ctytago,
HOSPITAL TO CITY
MARCH OF DIMES
handled large tited spoon*, two
Hero's hood newa fo r you hou»*- decision after Krug had been
thr
WASHINGTON,
March 6 ( f f ) _
large mixing
A 65 percent Increase.In coiHOUSING PROJECT
Nethortanda ho* offered to
wivea. Th* 0P A says you may called fo r questioning.
vr - bowl*.
JM M M
seta for sugar and cream, six lection* (n
in ha*
ln Seminole
Tho nomination now goo* to
Seminol* County In The War A***ta Corporation
ha able to get a mu#
liltia mire augar
auyar
vases, large or small, twelve the March of Dime* campaign agreed to torn over to TeliaHOOVER TO EUROPE
•tatoo. w]U a promise ot
canning thk* year than the Sonet*, whore It probably
6, (S9
colorful apron* and one deep fet for tha infantile paralyai* fund haieco tha Dale Mabry Arm y
D. Tha OPA announcs* will be considered tomorrow.
fryer.
tufficlent
equipKrug Is former Chairman, of
over collections of |ait year wa* Hospital and
WASHINGTON, March 6.
today announced by' Supt. T. W. ment to oparate it e* a
bad
tho W ar Production Board. Prest- ■— Former President
Herbert
The February total of Hanford Lawton, whd revealeJ that th* J munlripal hospital. Thataction
o r five pounds of sugar. dent Truman named him for the Hoover will go to Europe to aur'
‘cn,
■WmA through Intorior post after dterold Ickesiv-y the food needs of tha war- building permit estimates, which ■urn of, $407.25 had been turned has b.-enmade known byReprqresigned.’ The Jcket resignation wracked
continent.
Announcs- according to City lluilding in over ta the Rev. W. P. Brooks, j suntelive Sikes of Florid*, fllke*
followed a disagreement over m*nl we* mad* today that Hoover spector* Grady Duncon, amounteJ Jr. chairman of the drive.
a'so s*yi th* agency has prom ITveldent Truman’* support of ;hs* accepted an Invitation by to $40,760, more than quadrupled
In J945, $261.41 " as contri-'Led a permit today aliow ing.thg
‘
{
J
j|
,-'iS
l
Ik.frtwa
tUv
“** to take Immediate pdea*ael*tt '
Edwin Pauley, nomlnep fa r under- President 1Truman
make the the February, 1D45 total wtyeb buted '• nor* in the drive, :Mr. 'city
- I9.8M
so ft(1/1,
weethe,Navy.
European food eurrty.
x
v
t
o
i
i
t
i
d
.
.
,
)
»
t
« ;> •
“ 'p c ': -YI*'
£ --
British Against Appropriations
Putting Spanish Group Approves
Question To UNO Veterans Funds
Hall Is Lauded Hy
I SO Supervisor For
Adm.Doenitz Seeks oiiiHtamiing Work Byrnes Clarifies
Wer
Nimitz Statement s^Sr'iuSSrXfiL Wn11:; MacArthur’s Powe
Iii The Far East
To Aid Defense
Measure Ipcludds
OffPjcials Decl ar e
It Is Up To People Money For USDA
To Replace Franco Postoffice Dept.
Hit By Russians
'or ISazi Luanings t-r/,.-,t.
Fuur Ofiicers To
"..“' S iirtKemairi At NAS In
Caretaker Period
National Guard Hits
Army Officer Policy
Mrs. Ida Bruinley
Natives Of Korea Died Yesterday
Demonstrate Today ollowing Illness
In Seoul's Streets
Lillian Moran Wins
National 4-II Prize
ARC Gets Request' i;1.0*
From Welch Hospital
Indonesian Premier
To Appoint Cabinet
i^ssr a i A f t v S:-' ire 1»
Senate Group Okeys
Appointment Of Krug
.
»*"si ■ B a r a 'S
to
IS; 12S S r J, ' - **
If
"A
.
1
'*-‘ >4
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B •
jp g ’'
-w.-'.
.li#i,iltwN*
AeJs', i ■
torlir'lr ,°.n,?fp
for
the
�TUESDAY: MARCH S, 1916
TIIF SANFORD HER A i.O. SANroR^FJ/Q-RW A
Tllfi SAfJFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY. MARCII
il was annou
ANM ll'N CEM ENT
imrvnii •
Ml** 11r It’ll Put..... i'f • Mmlm
I hi' 1.1u|>I*■
•*ii< married lu l!u> l»rtl.
>n
■d Mi anil Mr*, li. W -Laid of h>‘Un* in lulu
1 >•>,: illy, nil I ('ll. 'JJ ill Talllll.l. p_»Vlltpl"Yl-d.
IWelfare W o r k e r s
The Sanford Herald
^
Unfitting' Penally.. '
■*. •
THE GREAT PEACE HAI
\
v The theory m l pructta.* of'crimlnriorfy have always
Irecn directed to "itia k lftg jU je punUhmont fit the crime,"
““
n expressed ft- That Is
as the musical‘ dflbdft
. ‘ . ..
o'nd-lof the m«*t difficult of till art*, whether civil or
have lain uwake
criminaLThousands, of judge* anc ■Juries,
.. ..
________
^ Tkriigpj}
^ ^to continue
“
j
at", ldght
to figure____
it ___
out* and tnen
''
, V
|vJ
i r u t"h an d r ig h t 'fo r y e a rs H ^ m ^ A tt h the sad‘ qycWt
RW
A n otable -r~
ea
se- .c a m
--*
—e to. ligh t* ju at th e oth«;r <lay, m ~ u ilex Qnd|. 29 y A n t .o ld ,'" w jlo
valving a Cleveland-maii, Pfc.
htuplmen Hentehepd.W'75 -ytttn ' im p riso n m e n t. Hh» o ffe n s e
was refusing an officer’* -'order to tret o u t o f a f o x V l e and
go oh a patrol hgaln»t Ahe.GCT
been retlucPtl’Yo’ fr year*. « \ •*
,Qbvioualv'"it makes a " big
cane is handled fnVjirtime or
oltedichcc' is dangcrouVto thp
lcIplin c. 1h
l h th
is cn
cnac inn tv
order-and tU
(Wclplme.
this
•■
Today at the
RED DARN
LUNCH' SUGGESTIONS
S
*
s’ ,
Home-made chicken noodle aoup,
aaltines. Roy’a famous Hamburger
«AMDlCfiP
W f t O Dellcloua potato
11 vy- “
„ n ll_i *
15 R lS W T
. PFACE
BAKERS
salad,
Sj un L ri icni LJ
Only 3 mite* South of Baaford on Highway II- DH*«
Roy Johnson’sRed Barn Restaurant
tvr-the mniket basket.
WKIINKADAY
The
. Added
“Monkey
USO Continues
BufdneHH”
. United Service Organixatioiui went into action ten
month* before Pearl Harbor. It in still in action marly *ix
Paramonths after V-J Dnv uml plana to keep going through the
whult* of 1940 and 1947.
.
"
. # _
Mo-ji favorablea runvnent is
.., At^ita pt'nk it was serving a million people u day; it
Compacla
h ; r r a | | Ui
m laini tn tire I
had more than ILOOO cluba, lounges and related" activities; il.*
IMI-Jimr
recently
eoMpleted
ty
;
.
3la*ii.nr()
f-'f
lh
It)
g,-,
TODAY
climp ahows -were giving 700 perfomranc^M a tfiiy,~oTm7
• nracdetH*1** '
pthnt ^jylilch w-a* i - ,-.l) pu
I'lLPi)- ,s.teiih|n*_‘fi)r..the W. V’.]
cfoHo'to
the
front
lines,
to
a
recent
total
of
more
than
170,
AP eorrespomlent who
chased fr’ .iu t’ T- T.<; 1 ''>uit?*;l Vlheejcr Realty C;ompnily.
“ • Pins Jii Ear rings
Da- j
Gavtrnor Caldwell on uver- 000,000 a«rvice personneli it had 739,000 volunteer workers; ing t*' m;-oiw of 4•*»*’ »•!••; diia, \t v i- tldg ('ifsta l-S h oiT *. a . l ^ k a )
oari'in n .noldlcra*.
.anldlnM1 n
itri uoilnVa'
nnd tYlhllV
ti tk'iiu
wn* (prving
mul
Hflilobt’ FdlttilvDtt
rclatlven nutl
tniuty shippr I <(••(( iA-ii s t ,, a Ke’- .'.'. r> dT .elopinent, the cxnvar l* i
condition! at stale insti- If
•
R in g s . ,
c f higher laaraing w*. Induntriiu workerrf, InclQdlng thoae in the iitomic bomb ?:l nnd ,»ImjuIH m ri'e iu J ja fn r i i tpuft Jd, •Ui ceiitp.in« favorably
Bty of a near choice of word* plnnhj lt went everywhere and did about everything, except the fust l|>lt of ije I week tie- vflth tire Ix-st t " ork done by ! '
• WMcIt HanAti '
tap he paid tha Oavarnor hlote-l
cordtrtjf t>.■i. letter, iiv e iv -1 lu ait st* *t»:i (allil-g
ill Florida 1
ace might have JU> be rationed in the expeditionary areaa and other field* in which, by City Mrnoger W. B Wilht::.• Cigarette Lightent
d expressod the bop* that “ only agreement, another great agency, the American Red Cron*, from the t'.O.J. kniu>.»ny t«(luy.
Dr (tudanta" would be axcluded took over*
- .’
**
i . . PIC.GIIAM ( OM.MITTKK
PRINCESS
that cam* aboul Mliat tile
' Trunk loitnanit and .John lreo- ’
’ There watt «H1J need for theae aervicca after victory—
itremor undoubtedly meant wa*
The* Idoriv lluh at it* weekly il-mbr will |*c in charge of the
MEND-IT
SHOP
need
for
them
overne-aa,
where
homeaick
troop*
were
tie«j»erIt atudrnla poor In mind should
lunclii-on til!*) ar.rptid |l.g
a: tkre^wie’Jy Klwanl*
them /or spooskHiily Mnr tVio ,8»Aibt^lWf fycgLun
,-aujudtd, not poor in puree- uto U(-gut track>to “God'a country” ; need for
iuii! h“ b mrctTpg schwurw to be
117 W. lat St. Phoaa 107C
i l i A r should make that riser. troopa^-in tranalt; t»ad fbr them,at separation centers und Of ajitegit |«jslrr* prplf.It’ X . Ui; held YVcdnesday -pobn at the Mayth
e,
Clixndwr
of
Coiprru-iO
t?
to
in hospitals; need for them as drafted men nnd volunteers
fall Hotel.
!'.utfc!t 1 r *ulwtontfalitY
went Into uniform. Next September and October USO will stret.
and prn-ptfrtty. ami a tviitmltt -vj
conduct ita own campaign to carry* it* work through 19*17; was formed . t«> |)>ts r t j t i a o t
after National War Fund ailawancea arc uitud up.
nnd*
the «. •
‘ M i •*.•Afore than probably some kind of USO service will b« spictio'is ..,,01* au-l on ?Cil n'tt-w
The c mmittea -IrcMid-dl
Register —* Vote
Your Privilege
needed, after 1947, The member agencies are the -Ymirig mobiles.
K. ’ 11. June*. Tfe- L. Bo’ -ct
Men’ll nnd Young Women's Christian -Associations', Jhe Na- I*. A. Mem, l„ F.’ Boyle. Geonf*
tlonsl Catholic Community Servico, the Solvation Army.'ty0 Iknnb'ii uml I- J. tirafl. , ' •
National Juwish Welfare Board and the National Travelers'
T, mirtu w *iuibvihmi (i>«- AitJ Association. These agcnckiA arc permanent and cooper-*
il*. But in any ovsuit tho ation wrpong them for the service man's good might well be ' 'One nf the most
t Iking that'a needed ia the permanent,, too/—New York Timci
entertainments «1'b
L«iwii»
lay, for There la plenty of
. A new twenty millUn dollir
hsHWog program, Includiur two
totals rotting a million dollar*
Mch, ha* bean launched at Miami
Beach b f une firm. Speaking of
.'b o o m , wa wouldn't lie surprised
tf H ia Just gatting stahad.
JEWELRY
SANPORD TWENTY 1YEARS A(iO
Knrir o
PAXINOl]
Story:
BaimxI on Graham Greene’s
best-fklling novel of the same*
name,' the picture is con-*
cerned with thd h*rnrdotis
adventure of one Denard"
(Charles Boyer), yx-muslc!an.
now employed as a eofiTtdch'tial agent In behalf of the
Spanish Republican P*rty.
Enroute to Ehigland on a spe.
rial mlMion, Dcniind mt*ct*.
Ro*e Cullcnf LauTcn "Bacnll).
arrogant, ImpetuoUa daughter
of Briti«h nobility. From thou
on, their imputtaionod love
Htoj-y bccomcA tnnctricably
bound np tn n acric» of
brctrthlcflft adventures tchicb
include robbery, betrayal and,
eventually, murder.
(Tuesday) and WEDNESDAY
Ii s m
been - h o s o iW I
('cd em a ti
h in ch ra n
wh*n
w a*
that
tt
II. W.
Wckiva l^ulge, No. H7B will
t i-ck at -thr Oddfellow Hall al
3 (Ml p. -M. _____
tiro mill nr RchtHd patent teach
M
s s j ;snt „e ne ,ien n M
es
w i<>d
n ua -k_____
WeddingPlans Known
. The marriage o f M ia*-Joyce
Steele, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
I- Burke Steel*, to Blake Sawyera, a o n > f Mr*. N. B. Sawyer*
o f , Caddo, Okla, wlU be aoltmni » d on Mar. JO at 4:00, £.- Ml
IJT' the Kirat Methodist Church
with Rev. J. E. McKinley Offici
ating. “ "No'invitirtfcmWjV^ irefnr* ITs’ucd
but all friends of the cvupU- ui«
conflally invited to attend.
.
The T.E.I.. Class o f ' the First
Haptiat Church will meet with
Mr*. W. L. Stoudenmire. M).1 Elm
Avenue at 7:30 P. M.
-The Pilot Club will sponsor u
l ridge and Chinese checker* party
in the Woman's Club beginning
nt 8:00 P. M.
The Westaide P.T.A. will meet
Prtivincciuwn IMaytrs
PICO THEATRE
SANFORD .
in thr 3-act thriller *
JEALOUSY
W « B * * 1 I > • ! 2 * J l» » i
Price* 50c - »L0()
ftanfetvU
lee •$ e»r W I n
T l\
PtW
M.
ja in -r p t
OrlNMtlu Murmlna
D F a llifi
llr
(M IKHH K.V
" I l i a K r ia l a r t t n
II M m a
I« hhI i i |i« h . H r H fr r M l M r .
pn*ctl ll hnal R P tu tr a r ra n In
\ r,w l a r k , T k t UhihI m l * r a H
la ja a l aa l i a r m |»r r iu r m a a r c
a* If- I b r j
«rrr
u|era.ajr aa
R r*»4*R rH
D ir
a ia r M »R * rr
I h Ih
lli*r
w rr *a * m *4. T l f
n ittifrr ' la t h r aa»*»r 141 la a a *
o th er
leaalnraa.
kia . f r l l n a
tiondr ha* hrrN aa n rla r a ll kla
life . ita4 kia m If a, llh a . m l»ra a .
I f la lirr «*%xa. «la k «. U a Im a lt
lata 9esttma la h » -u rh a flalahral
etraaealie* n r fr r « a
\ aa m a a d r r
e lt i
!•
M*el
Irt
lla llf w a rd .
I eta ««»n«Irr Mliy hrr t aakaarf
l« at .1 itnliuf l a * » M ilk
t*aal
I lee Jag a*, re.
H e ll
} %.* m m }
% »**H .|rf
*-t rinr ) IbtoR g r a a r e r a ia s f i r
(t««4 lrt<a h « l f k ' r r la aa 1 I k la v
1«N * • » '! » n j» 4 r r nkaat. mn4
fk a l |a (h r ffttftdr fa lr a f aa««
t k l l l l r la. l a k e * a a . aa Ifer k H a
N r i ,' aal mV thim w a rU . »a«t g l i r
mmi ir a » a a lH ff la Ibr M jirU a f
* w—*' — —a
*
- -
y n td i (u in c-l , a t
!•*a t th e lliit e l
Fm
Salllo Harrison Chapter D. A.
R- will meet at'3:00 P. M. at the
home of Mr* Edmund Meisrh
on West First Street with Mr*.
S. IL Dighton and Mra. H. E.
Took* ay co-hoatrsses.
All viaRing members are invited ' to atA servico in tho observance o f
sponsored
bv tha council of
h women
'o f Sanford will l«r held In the
.Methodist (Church ut 3:.:0 P. M.
i
The Garden Club rircjea will
mix-t ns follow*: Arnica Circle
with Mr*. Williatn Wray; .Central
Circle with. Mi** liene Hinton;
, Dirt' Gardener* Circle with Mr*.
Bernard Wilke; Magnolia Circle
with Mr*. H. C. iletzel; Rose
Clrel* with Mr*. E. B. Stowe. ~
Mr. mill Mia. Otto Schmehl mu
ngo Day recently saw tl.llY ,3 pokred througn the window*
d there would nave beon more
there had been mere window*,
more rimo- There'* nothing to
g but ridfci ge the pksnl or
ild more track*. * The public
REGISTER NOiy—exerdae your; right to vote.
thp other stag -rre were
dotm lo Orlando Tweeday
S r
And S S f l u i T a a *
- JehVi^-Anget; W
o f 'Mri 'P . J:
Angel, has recently receUfd his
discharge from the U.S.N.K. and
is residing, in Sanford" again.
Mr. nnd Mr*. J..K. Whitworth
or Cheslerlon.-Md. were the week
end gui!*l* of Mr. nnd Mr*. H. II,
t'otrinan nt their home on Melluiiville Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*- Wilson Smith and
child have returned to Jackson
ville r»fte» being the guests’ of
Mr. and Mrs. 4- *’• Smith of this
city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Cushing
of Olmstend Falls, Ohio, nro the
house guests o f Mr,a and Mr*.
Dwight Fiecmun ut their home in
Mayfair,
Touchton Driij? Co
I
Mrs. Marie Thompson o f -Can
ada is the guest of MU* Hebccr'it
Stevens at her home on Park
Avenue for some time.'
Mathews,
Hayward H. Johnson o f Port ,
land, Ore.. playwrlghv,dranutist. i Friends of Mr*. Margaret Locke
actor, and hatlonally linown Ire- will be g la d -to lenm thnt she
turer, who is in Hanford for th e , ha* recuperated from a rtcent
purpose of producing his murder * attack of influenta."
trial drama, -The Criminal
the First Methodist Church' »f
Sanford tonight nt 7ii«) o’clock
•ix'ko before the-student body of
Seminole County
High School
thU morning on the aubjdct, “ How
K. L. lainey of Jacksonville
Important Is Two-fifth* n‘f a
Seconilt" _
i t ho* returned to his home after
Mf. Johnson said, “ Extansive visltlog here with hi* parent*.
Mr. nnd Mr*. E. H. larneyi
Phone 325
llrefM A l.w tte
4 V -D r-S eel t* 'la •vfkiting Mr*
Scott for several days in Ten
nessee. .
.
Hayward Johnson Is 'Mr*. John MathtMs returned
today front Way-cross, Ga.^wherc
Speaker At School! she
spent the weekend with M i.
signs" of Intoxication, slows down
mental reactio.i ns much ns twofifths of n aecund." "This may
not seem important," said Mr.
Johnson, “ hut behind the wheel
of an automobile traveling . nt
dt/*-mile* an hour It means 34
feet, the difference between life
and death on the highway."
M ill
Mr*,
will be: .Mrs.
tlom U pet-d. M i * . P.", ItT X le p lii-n a-'Hf M rs. K . C.* fI J -i* c r ,
M r* .
F ir t c h e r B «d la and M r * . R r M r t
REGINALD and
RITA GOODE
■JsiHf- Lyrrb nn-l Mt*'
J i ymh of . PriVKlcnce. I
guest, - f -Air*.*-H-in y- w*
. Wednesday
Kar from rajolrtng o rtr thalr
million dollar day* at Hialeah,
rfteatrack pi-oartAor* *ra wonder-
Hostesses
S M I 'S
it th
o "o*Iy
hvn^litnr.V
tho
oqJy h«*n
! France and G< rtany ah* not
d istin ctly- flut^«»i lih p
t-ncmlca. Rukala ami rurkey, tod*yt <Jl*tlnctl>
Jlu t 2fi0 ynar*. sta rtin
. ..g
mony, h*n* hatT A t 'ifera in Utb.^1::
with W W f the-Great A t flint olmo«t'«eqa»l, with the ytuu-<
TUESDAY, M .titu i », 1 *4 *'
Httmla gtito .^t<-«di1 Ktrong» i and Tnrkrj wHrttrr. tho
R 5 l^ v ^
“ h1 S T w )AY
rifnutx come wlth*the War of 1877-78-whim Russia-,hr*«tcneri
Constantin on lr. K n g ion d and O e r m w iy had J o intcTfcrt*
WC
U )V K
P K O I’ U t
Wh
IfN OW BIWT ' AND DlSLtKF, to reatniie to Tjtntey territory takem by the exar. .
If there is Mty erne eauac for thl« enmity, tt is C o n
PEOPLE WHOM WE XNO\\
LEAST AS A HULK. IF WK stantinople. The Rurtsians Have coveted It not only fop ith
*rM 1E D T O U H D .l K f f P A N B I W
unparalleled location, but fbr it* religious value os|the -*ent
m j;
h k t t r h - wy.
w ould
of*
thc'Orthodox Greek C h u rch , to which’ tho Russians, have
LOVE MORE OF THEM:
ope anither even as he gave u* belonged /Russian polky has eren sought gains from Turk**-?
;wamandnient.— 1 John A:J3.
ench of which would make easier the Ultimate capture of.
ConstanUnO^e.
,
; Tkkx* "la *0 ' much going on ht
If
a
radio
commontitor’A
prediction'
comes
true"
and
iford three days you'd think
M*a a bocm on. Or la there? Russia fights a ninth war with Turkey, It will Ire merely a
continuance of the traditional policy of the C7.nrs, nnd on.*
Miami la paralyild with fear more- chapter,* perhaps the last, In the gradual weakening
» f the thought o f a fO.tXW reilln t
on ntw m ldentla) eonstruelpn.
iey, and plenty of credit be-
W om a n s C lu b b u sin e ss m e e tin g
< A ‘ -I lu n ch e o n to b e .held a t iy :3 l>
T , M. o t t h e . c l u b - -h ou se w ith
.Mis. J. Ross A d a m * Mi s p o n s o r .
AND LOOK WUO’H AFTEI
IKN THEIR EYES
^Ntusso-Turkish >W:
that.
The Womans Club will present'
tha Provincclowj) Player* at 8:16
P- M. in "P eg O Mu Heart" for
the benefit yf thy club's building
thd. iniprovetneni fund. The perli t mance will lie held at the club
K oin e*. E a c h m e m b e r , is u r g e d
tn c o p ie
jm d "B H n g
s o m e th in g
did- u o t . u » 4 « » m £ 4 J * - order,
(Mrs than
C
y ^n ul Lp cnn rul na Tr
aaltlnei.
coffee an
did not refuse to obey, which put* a cjiffereot face on Uut
matter,
.
• - y
•; ’
Bat in grnenH, 'Amrricatut, lackiiw the militarist spirit
‘tnay practice severity at . the front, Tmt tend to V lux il
tibickfr whenf the fighthig b
" .
,
\- •*
Chicken coops down there cost
lety Edilon Cecelia Truloek
The Keiuiiinle Comity Federa
tion of welfare worker* met at
the U*. S. 6 . on Thursday for
their i t'trular monthly meeting.
President Joe Hall, V. S. O. Di
rector, presided at" the meeting
and V. .1. Robbins, the new saitaLilian for Sdminole- County. was
introduced a* well an Mrs. W. II.
S. Ilrndncr, Jr., o f the Ikate Wel
fare Board.
Various phusrs o f community
health were illlfU iih l anil u re
solution hnvinir to do* with the
required registration and. innoculltlon o t alray dngs'V a* introd wed--nnd- -adopted. Thf* re«p;
lutioij i* to t,,' pi Rented . to . var
ious
organization*
throughout
the eounty. Mrs.- Janla Cole o f
the State _W el(nn> office i|i»tjrlhUTnl ITu’ - most "recent l**ur of
Florida Laws Relating Jo Child-
OF DISTINCTION
Imported Rnfiflish (’Hina
fc_COKKlE, J VRS
• in:>n - t a n s i;
• TEA DOTS
ALSO— BEAUTIFUL CTT
PITCHER AND K GLASSES
GLASSES— J
mediate future and requested the
organisation to fill the vacancies
on Ui3 official lionid. Mrs. Kdwanl Kircher was elecled "STTonit
Vice President o f the federation.
'Mrs. E thcj' tietssler, the newly
aptiointe-J dtrietor o f the Seminole
County , Chapter o f the
Red
Cross, was guest ‘speaker for the
melting. She told of Interesting
work at the Naval Hospital in
Pensacola where she worked ex
clusively with psychiatric cases.
A discussion followed her talk
nnd many InforniTilive ipiestlon*
wee,- ait severed by Mr*, tieissler.
After the meeting adjOurtnd
Mr. Hull served refrmdiing drinks
to Uic group and invited the nu-iii-1
lieis in visit throughout the
U. S. t>. building nnil become nriiuaintcd* with the fnrilltie. thnt
it had offered the service men
and women.
W
S 7 E .
K A D E R
SUIT HA TS
for Spring
\niu* AVititldon Marries
Della Kappa (Janima
Chapter Has Tea
A n derson
Ol
K an sas
The llrtn Chapter of Deltn
Mr. and Mr*. I. C. Eaton of Kappa (iaintun. honornry aoclrly
Rending, Mass, and Mrs. Klim- fur womm lr»chrr*. mrt in Snin*
beth Yarbrough o f Clemson. S. C. fotil Sul til lift v nft«*t lliMtn ;it In*'
urr the guest* o f Mr. and Mr*.
IllllItlmiT (n relcltiule tin*
It I*. Eaton of no<1 I’nrk Avenue. ninth nnni\ rraiiry «»f thr Hotn
Chapter with a t**.» Appr«*xiMr< Stephen A. Netaerton ha* mntrl)
|.r» t<«»hfi • from five
returned to New York t'ity after rountica ^rrr. JM.furnt «ith I t
visiting her son. Robert Dighlon, yon lie vaMiiien Ftinivnl-s from Std
nnd parents, M^r.- and Mr*. S. R. non tlnivm ily ami K'dlm** ( nllrRO
I light mi. who reside ut the May who rkpttl In hr teacher*
fair llnle).
truesti of thr kitirly.
Mi.-*« Hempiiic H irusifr of lh**
Mr*. E. 1). C.octchus of Alex Laml. praftin^nt. |»rr«i*lc<l «turinyf
andria, Va. hat returned to her tho meet I11k itinl pnjrrain at uhnn
home after a visit of several time talk* wrrn nimlo ontiratiiinB
day* with her son-in-law and '‘Trachcru Itarruitinrnt,"
Mima
daughter, Mr. nnd Mr*. John Chorl'ittr .Smith of StctMin l'm Galloway.
varftity lr«| thr l»lrth*lny m e moninl
The pa f t
prisaliirnt*
Mr. ami Mis. W. -Ill Su-wuit, liBhlni the nine ruinllr* «n dir
Mr*. Rolreit Williams uml child- hirtluU) cake. Aftrr Ihr cio-v
fen, Dorothy and Bobby, and Mrs. of thr nic»*tinK thr hi»fttr-«i»s
E. M. Stewart spent Sunday in Seminnlr County •*rrvr*l «lchrl«»u<»
Gainesville as the guests <>f Mr. refreshment ft to the icueMn
and Mr*, latren It. Johnson. Mr.
Mm. J. l , Mil* liell v\i»% •Rail
dulmson,!* a student ut the Uni
man of the hostess** atul
versity of Floridu.
,
n>sUtnl hy Mrs. I.ottie Nix. Mr*.
Mra. J. G. Prlckett, who har Nancy llrcck. Mi** If ut h Hand.
been confined to the Orange Gene'ral Hospital, ia now in the Mr*. K. C, Maxwell. Mr*. M. II.
'mith, .Mr*. An nice Thompson of
Kernahl-Ioiughtoii Memorial* Hos .w
pital In this city. She It getting Ovinlo null Mr*. Muymr Seijr of
along nicely friends will Ire glad fierirvu.
*
to learn.
—
Mr. nnd llrs. A 'O . Itlchnrdson,
Mr. Randolph Itn hurd.on, ai;d
l.lout. and Mr«. Sterling Richard
son of Atlatllu, (iu tiave returiw-d
to their homo after being the
guest* of their -Mm-ln-lnw and
The Pilot Club will *pim*nr
(iaughter. Dr. and Mr*. Fincher
benefit liridgr and Chinese check
McDanh-l for the pnst week.
er party in lhe Woman** Club
Thursday evening Mur. 7. In-gin
ning at 8:00 o'clock. It » » » , an
nounced thi* morning by Mr*.
Al F. Hunt, chairman of Dm
finance committee o f the club.
The public has been extended
a cordial Invitation
attend tinparty. Bridge, Chinese rheckrt
and other games wtll la- pla)> t
and prise* will be awarddd lb wlnnei*. At the cmclusion of
the game* refreshment* will I e
.erved. A nominal charge will l,e
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
made.
Mr. and Mr*. Philip 1/ Trued
Ticket* may he »ecured from
announce the birth of f w n on iciy member of the Pilot Club
Feb. 2ft at the hovpital tn St.
Petersburg. Mr*. Trued Is the or nt the door on Thurwlny eveform er Eva Cunningham.
■Bring S p r i n g
FilotH To Sponsor
Benefit Bridge Party
11BV- Magnolia Ave
Miller BuHdiiig -•
) ANN’S iMIRASOL BF A l l
) 117 N. Park \\»*.
© )(Q )© )(v : •;© ■ ,*
A H T I a i.V
i ur-lry in an ivJwjtys
gift no matter
(io n-(ioii may •«* . .
(•onvuniunt 'IVrms!
m >1 m m i n i n
Your first Spring straw
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knowingly designed dnd
killfully fashioned for flallery.
COME!
COME!
COME!
TO THE
Our largpe- qtaiff of expert mechanics and. Completely
Equipped Modern Shop assures qiifck and complete
repair apd maintenance work on your
trtack.
Loam* made on
Household Goods
Automobiles
BltAKE LINING
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(ServIccH Each Evening
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Soul - BUrrlng Mewmgc*
and
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Service
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NECKLACES
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REGISTER NOW—exerclne your right 1
TURN HEADS! TURN HEARTS!
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You’ll turn ’em both
in this light, lovely straw
�THE SANFORD IIKRAI.D, SANFORD W Alk IT»A
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TU E SD AY. M ARO BLR IM J
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O J jr f F L O R ID A
FOUR
Flies to Be Userl
At Cornell U. For
Tests On Celery
Bi^ Stern Might ;
Get Leading Role
Of Rettirtted Vet
Jess tu rtle s
labor troubles
tftivnft Jio biinK letter felfry to
the Itousewife’* -ffcbht.
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■ The flic* o ri being used by th;
t ta r t' h r e e.il i h g e s ^ u titflll ,fi
crosa-r.ollliMtioii o f celery. plant*.
1 he filed wnVjt l« similar to that
nf tin- honey*he* in* rinfylng pol
led 1 rtmi ore 'plant to another.
Fee* roCdH he used J on celery
flower*, say, li e c - r e ilf, but lit;*
ore easier to hand)*.___
lb I ■I • I- “ ! ■ a t b e i n g i '.' i iu< ted ‘by- J'lt’ f*. it. A. *Kiner»-e*
and A. ti. NewImH :>f .the New*
Y«»rk Slat • C-'dlrtre nf Agrtcull'ny
lli • DH-r,t* agile id hi* flietids. It;
will dot !*<• hi* fir .i crack nt net-;
filir. Since lo hi * mule many!
M.jri* sh^rt* and was 'inn o f |fio’
principals in in* ■inspiring Armyihrnriwniaiy f.iift tnaih- f o r ’ the
in-tYuCtii'ifi nnl _* u:iiunr:i»meiit oj
-onvire guy * who lo*t h ga tim ing
th* .war.' ——
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, Bill in’oyr- iioAut much like a
peiMin who isn't tnindhnpped in.
the least, lie ray* that ni* |i>>*
Wen J[n*-i la " i a l«a*o -4*1 tlmet.I
for*"It 'has lod hint to turn, hUi
nKentjiin to Id* job to i'.of.-at. tint
pt'wying thought* i»^ l*in;r un nm- j
nutee. Then in- ifi *u\ti -il It was
AUTOS, TBUCKS, A>iO PASSfNCfltS cm** the bonlec'nt Ccb«re, France In the lust few h m irit fure jlir Fryn h
government revhred tomiliercinl rctathau with Spain. The action, which wax nia/lo In protest cnain;.t e
rontimibnee m |Kmer of (J* neraUnimn Francisco Franco, eWt-d d<iwn all O/ffutna tlntl'm- o! . c ttie !' ■
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Lmg Luidcr. hiu/r.cibtu French iteinoiibtratlcns preceded Uio official clusing. (/nicrnxficiul f.’ .i.! , .<
fi*»t, dreatnid.
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Afoll.**
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H yoti’Il ketp U$ full o f jjir.apil
trent u i fairly .well, w c 'll^ m tip
n ew 'tp ilM g c fcc o r .lj timt will
surpruc you. Duy u* of
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STRfCKLAND
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would be a heap b * -4
THURSDAY NIGHT AND EVERY. THURSDAY
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II) CKNE llANDSAKKIt
HOLLYWOOD— Wgtching
re
hearsal hfter rehearsal for one
scope jjt a jp u vie called-stCruckU p ; - I f*l|^ t o ' Wondering h<i->
much auch meticuloua monkey •
chines cost KKO financial witard*
computed the answrer: about $1 I a
minute. More than $800 an hour.
The whole r.'ght-hour day, spent
rehearsing and making sevrrul
film taki‘s and close-up* of the
Jingle scene, cost upppuxjtll|dal>
$«Ji00.
* — • •
This included fl.tXM (one day's
pay) to I’at O'Brien for merely
lying unconscious on a much, ut
tering a few groan* at the prxqicr
plnees
lotting liny Collin* jab
him with a hypodermic needle
Hay, who hod to remain on hi*
fr-t. engage in considerable itinlogue nml iliseu** the merits of a
trulh serum discovery*! in the War.
was dragging down $100.00.
Mary Wary earned $25 by wav-
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
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Ilring Yottr Family
. Hoy Want a To See You!
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LEGAL NOTICE
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;* The- Sanford Herald goe* into
,1 Imife than 3000 homes In SaK
~c , ford And Seminole Cquftty. M
A 4011 have jsomotliinjf to sell, or
4
buy you will find thkt a claiif. fin l.a d , in these column* will
T#l tell tho most (icople about ft for
the least money. Phone -148 or
.[ Ining> your nd to The Herald
office .f o r quick results.
CLASSIFIED RATES.
*10* per line for one insertion
08c i*er lint fo r '^1 inVerlioh*
07c per line' Vo. ‘ six insertion*
f4V per . lint- for .26 Insertion*
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Minimbm charge lOe
Count S*N»ordv*to a. line
_ including pbottf- and address
FOR SALE
OF THE WORLD
Fqr that matter *jo did llertc.
VL*r-hall, •who wasn't needt-'d . in
the ucciir "nlM hettctr ‘ wasn't •ovo.i
at the studio liuU ,hi>. _
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A ,luet«J oF tflctliftn'r.^n nahil
•a technical ndvtaor for the nrm
jabbing, gat
for the eigiit
Hour*.
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Director Irving licit knock
down aboqt $|BC a day. Camera
man R»t>crt drGrasss about 1125.
Add in the lesser pay for othn
camera opetqtorw,
electri
dan*, m i pentrr*. laborer*. *ta:i.l
by JUiIivtcr. makt-up men,, wanlrol>e expert*, prop men, hodtmI en
gineers, n*n«tant director*, script
s'irl an ddlalnrue director ahd you
begin to see what J^ij money ma
let* mean.
The set. uteri thice .layaugust
$4,203,
Rven
the »ound-«t*jrc
apace it charred against the pic
ture - about $2Ml per day. Ami \te
haven’t mentioned designers, film
p^Hetsor*
ami
editor*.
pn—»
agents. necountnnta. or llwtTairne
ihimr rallrd overhead, .
The studio call* "Crack-Up" an
average “ A " pilrntc. urfng- fmv
•.•rat, fairly lavith tfti ami o x -'
pensive prim ir-»l j layer*
costing from $#00,000/ to $1
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PRETTY NEW COATS FOR
WOODMEN
llntterie* tt Battery Charging
II. 8 . POJ'R COMPANY. INC.
atured' pcupci* plants,
ell immediately.
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rthirtlttM thr ralnlt
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i T lll.n ’V. i|o>R«rt1, lull’ of *W$M
IIOU8 K cr apartment furnished I'miiih.
lo il»** •*o«inl> Jk4<t$;«> "f
Veteran,* wife and one child, Mniuotir 4*ouity. rit.u.u mi ht»*
Permanent residents. Call Mrs, ••ffle*- lu I It r 1 -eitlri 9l«*liSr #**f •,\i*l
t’*»i«f*l» a! H* iif*.Ml. #*U*rI*1m.
lltilti
• J. A. Strange, t)flf>-J.
r«i* nilui t»t«*nili» from tli«
Mill*' i>f •tl*«- f 11 •>« toibllu.-ttloN *.f
OUER'or. apartment, furnished ilii* o*■i!•'* |^»* it «-ini|fi oi
or unfurnished, 2 bedrooms: I*Jill •*« to w* 11fi$* nail shdll hlillt
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soteratt, aife nml 2 children It*.
*f f I* * ’ "I 'n *-•*' ( ilf i •Mount, no tt
IVrntpaelU residents. Call f.87- -It.*41 t.
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ANDREW CARRAWAY
I Hi N o rth Park
WANTED TO RENT
RADIATOR REPAIR
u .'s y it a
proftii'or, ai.d :o w.-ilo
ii ccmpelenti, require*
a hacscpau*.! of c-e .
rirnco pi tr l.»ie
•ton to *l«c c u f f ' "I
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With thorn qjjMatA
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to'ii •' ^Ou^ tn
PROMI’T- SICRYK’E ON
l> loom duiuxe for
. Phone CHI - W,
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wild enn nlvo h rlp .lfn g th f ii the
Afe of your present Lr.-x vit!t
careful ins*>ecfion, expert re
pairs, weekly reinllutibn on-.l
»r ops.
b o y s of
WOODC’RA FT
l .* S*-om| and
Fourth
tay* 7:30 P.M. At W.O.W.
. I1A S. Park Ave.
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P,(». Box 2-17
TO MAKf $*.mr T4SAT THf ARMY'S TBOMIII of nn orderly election 1* esrrled out, policemen reafeh Art?cnllp»CiV•
’ 'ii- , 4 III*)- line t*l it) ITuer* Aires to v,tc in the I’lesl lciltlsl election Final remits ,i7*"lhc *lr.clion.
d: rn d t a i | ■.1 livtnly in 4U y( »i*. ni.iy tint lx? known for a m-nth. The CWulldatrs aic C' jIi nel Jaon
L». i i . .uJL-K't 1'.ii ly. uu l Of. Jt-,c P. Tbmbutlni, Demucralic Ln on.
((ulrratiliooal HdUistdnHbl
ATHLETIC SOCKS
Of fire Phone t'67
Rcshlenl* Phone fi?9-W
SPECIALIZED
SERV'CVFOR
REGULAR LBNGTl!
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in oiic of thone dis*
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SPORTING
GOODS
ARMY, NAVY AHD STATE OEfAKfMDfT HEADS are shown .outside IU W ift#-H w e nftcr fhey rntTiVlih Prc-U
rtJfilYi limon ntwl lEtv'UXsrtl Iilatu and pi-rydurc* f«r Die atomic Lomls tvsl ->n e "Suicide H ctt" iu Uiklr.i Al<4,
In the Marshalls, early In May of IhiJ JrcaK Plrturc-I are il In r ). (lerCtJ(light D l >thhow.V. t- S Wnny
.thief irffdult; James V- V croitah Siarr'.ary ol tne i>’sv>, ttoUcrt P. Fattcnen, H^vitfuiy of tv.u. JaAin F.
Byrtu s.^Sccielarj of Sjalc, pud AUuv. Cltealcr \Y. Hinuti, d u e l ol NavalXipcraUwo.--- - <l«ternsttonaf)
BEAUTIFY / |
YOUR HOME
FLOYD A. PALMER
with VENETIAN
R e p r c A c n ta tiY e
Inn blindn mAde lo fit Any site windows
Free Estimates ...
U metal slats --.W e sq. foot
| ^ i £ to£ , - , B « n n i . h l i w , .
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N0EB VENETIAN BUND CO.
1B C
DEPARTMENT
id your.*;D*y Cleaning with-, your
ild^. We offfer ypu a Complete
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COMPANY
Phone 033-J
Parents Plead For
Lite Of Convicted
New Jersey Soldier
W ABIILNGTbtf.’ March 5 .'b P )
Ihi rent* ami friends o f l ’fJos/ph l:. Ilicxwa, ,nre in Wa»hl».l»> !■» pleaj fftr his life.
They appeared' before a final
Army laard o f review at 8:24
o'dncK «thlr . afternoon In. thdr
attempt 1*> win tlentphcy top the
N*w Jereey youth.
Ilicswn was *ent»nee<l to death
by a court martial’ In Japan for
the slaying o f two Japanese la*JNov. 2 i, the night before'M »* **
to kbeglh preparations fur hi*
return heme on' a re-mlistment
ftuloqgh.',
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Among those who hie* inter
ceded In behalf o f the' JM 'year
obi soldier ir - Benator - Albeit
Hawke*, of New Jersey;
The
renator's aide* sag -they . don’t
think the boarth Sf tWiew will
be Influenced be the W o pc and
fe;a;ture o f ll^ u q * ' last week.
Th*,- Eighth ArWkf prorost mar
shal' announced In Yokohama
Jt'.’w
co:itd
that (lo all thf^
right.-.thinira iu r
fyutt '. x /Kxpeijly
iuihirpil v I** witar
over oygrything , .
Select y o u r s now
from our Aew colfpetion in b r ig h t ,
MoL:
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SPECIAL TOOLS
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t m i K t U H t t M U T M MTS
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. PBOMPT ATTtKTtOM
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kahy
Repair aoUqtatM mad*
without oblloation.
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ELECTRIC
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w l o r g ' V,
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Pa y m e n t
PLAN!
CARRIER BOYS
t'A R R I K R BOY'S, 12 y<nr ui mr*' hi u ser.
I.. <|.'lnn
rlh r .S m ifon l Hurnlfl ni n ItlPh t**tl«* --r iiii'**iii* i’**r tin- inn*'
Involvctl. IVi- ili'sh v *7i|-$*li* ni i > n i M .ii. L ririil
uni " ui
tlijt’ir Iik ' k, " wltn will l*r riiii-.rirnlntii-. m gi \i ng tlirn *ul>St'ribi*r» rvul .*u,r\ ii'r. win. li:»\
nml nt i " i i , lb* tlcnir*' f<
w<irk Inird und mivr ninn**' whil*- b r in n iin g "III11** I»iim
in i'ii" A n y b o y win* fu d
i-> ri«iiin*i m> .i.-<ir> up t>> •It*--.
'( i.iin n .ii lull- will «i waai ii.. lii- m il. I-. fip<>:v wiijthrnti .
elnnild In- tlindr ill i>*'r-('Mi ' IL. ((> raid ..|IVi
TKACTOIW' •
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Repaired -or overtrquled by eg
■RITE woman to tare for child
S j M n w o.
Prefer elderty
woman with somt pxwtlttU
nursing experience. Good Sal
ary. Reply box K c /o D eri Id.
r HOLIJ34 -liOTOR HALES*
20* M'. Ffrat Ht. ,< . Phone fit
THI6 PROVED THAT If GURE.BU’
CROCKET G E N T A WHO DlP
IS A FA K E !
THE
l o o k , g e e t w e f o o t p r in t s in jhe
t W T N tters a ltd Dowd spouts.
Khln ' water tank*. See Jimmie
C o s u Sheet Metal Work*.,.
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NBW radiator cqrn* and radiator
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AFTER WE m i
T R IC K , E V E R yB>ODY T H IN K
BOD CROCKET
GOOD G U N -,
THE Cf?ACK9.
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Wc Proudly Announce,-Tfle
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BUSINESS SERVICE
207 M A G N O L IA A V .R
P H O N E * -101
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M U iC H BLOG.
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COMPANY,
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Strickland - Morrison, Inc
WANTED-
MAGNETOS
.CITSHION -SOLE
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STOINOfF'S celery
farn
Celery ami llnsson Avr
Information Phone II. I!
fiirnished
WE -AUK fully equipped and
o ff * 2-31*42 Orhn.lo. or
in. ‘ llione
kmAv .how lo recap your tire*.
Illinois Avc, Orlando
Natural rubber or synthetic,
we pro
dewalls o f your 6 ACHES of land witTi 4
UNFURNISMRU apartment by £
tires. Jones Tire Shop, Cor.
house bordering Ikbt. 41
fiermanent resident*. Call IKK).
lats/ind Elms Phone 008. •”
west ' of Sanford, $B0(i
W from 8 til 11:30 A. M.
•,P. O. Box M2C, Sanford.
L’ I’ HO LUTEit ED fqbrieti, tape*H torij. I
s tfies,
bitH-atelles,
dataasks,
Ceiling |i
imitation leathar and d u pery
J. T.- Ilunibakiugh faola.
I'LL buy your car, regardless of
fabrics. Arrangement for cart
„ ; 7:
nge or condition.
Hoy Heel.
age • if watfe* de*lr«-d. K.- 8 . FHYEiUf t r ;
iy*u'
.lUR \V. 2nd St.
3 Brown, 21)1 f r « . Ofrtmge Ave.;
■able diilly.
, Or la nd*, FHa.
'l|i lie W \ NI L I'i
gi*<**| i Iran rnlt-o
r.igr. The Sanford Herald.
r iir.AUT and i raio rypress post*. nOUSK *iii>»e Ip wph 2 furnish**
AIIPKNTEH work — q u a I i t y
W iitc FieUfli*. Wiliams, lit. 2,
apartment*'In very good coin
uurknianship at r e a s o n a b l e
C.
Boa' g2fl AA, D«land.
. _
dltion. flood investment, d jll
price*.' B ox-18 c /o Herald.
Oak Ave.
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HTEA M~CULVN 1NO
ANTKD: Dressmaking, altera
r JUdorg run 'b c llir , chassis rust
tion work, children's clothe/,
leas f th*y are clean. Promptly
rcstumea made to order. My
workroom is __ now located In
SALES
Hollywood Shop* Storr. Martha
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aw w . is t jh . _____________ GIHL to* soda Fountain at Lan
Stewart.
’ MO.DF. ftN loo-bed room houxo.
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Rtatpthg (.ordb, front screene-1
j.
porch, ccinpletely furnished. InOLORED
glrL
for
h
L
quire owner S0b E. Tth St.
FOR RENT 5 4 acre, tllsd murk
work. Qood hours and
land ready for plow. M. M
K jr. We will tearh you.
ORANCES $LO0 bttsh*l dslDered.
Lord, Phone- 470.1.
•I# County
launnlry
R. W. Lord Phone JM-W.
81 fi W. 3rd St.
WO furtilsheil bedrooms for
rent. 807 Magnolia Ave.
STEADY and part time clerks,
tfl’ EClAL
R * A Dept. Store. .
RENT FREE*—Small h6u**- I
country, tenant required to re
pair Rayinoml M Uall,*'Renlioi
TRACTOR, plow, disc, leveling CARRIER HOYS
TWO metTi apartment for m il
. oqpM L.^eijer. 0«>od condition.
' Phone 510-J.
exren egt.W tkln . J. L. Pkrham.
rate of llteomi; for the time In
.Lake Monroe Center.
volved. ' Wo tlrsire iqiplieants
C BABY
who are bright nnd "on their
toe*,". wh*« will I** I'onscfeplicue .
noDLK • i t . v w n u r i t - h
blood-testa
In giving their sub-uibrrs.reai
I'ARIW AND 8KRY1CE
r
1biht's 7
wtfvlre,. who have umhiUa**,. iho 1U9 I’ atarlfo Are. .JtiMte l ul l
dojire to work hard nml .shve
money. ‘while becoming "lilUc AUTOMCUIBB palnUMi wekling
Roy Reel, 3US W. 2nd SI.
btnioess men.1 Any uoy who
^ACRES •land' In CrtnmviUo.
feel* he cannot incsiune up to
SFVWINX*
niachlnea
nfvTTimi
inuciiincji
(rod. Wilthese qRnlificalions will be
tray, rMt bargain, unrwit. See
IMhdr, Carl A* Parham. Rt. I, - V '* ■ Y .. :i.m. lo apply. Ap- .__nam* Klklt Shop,
plii'aliotis should be mnde in PARHAM'S now
Ro* “ Or Monroe Wpmer.. .
.
.... .
■ s i* ■ - - *—•- •%
. f»-»,-.w se*asw
, person at The Herald office.
*
Electric welding, quick service.
, 3 hlceks Poath Monroe Corner.
•J’hcme^Co.
M lC tU N IC W A N T E D.,''rT«p HOME laundry—dry wash,- hUu
finished. 1011 W. 3rd.
'
•ages paid. * Pleasant wprkl
ii)3&ironn tiuck
R E G IS T E R N O W — c x r r d s c y o u r rlultl to v o le
\
GUAR
you will
find' nil of your fav
orite liquors here', hut
we* do have «onui_tiC
thent '. . , and Ve'lTdo
our beat to ace that
you are iiatipfied.
F rV b
nig a pistol. looking pretty an I
^j] Rehearsals Cost I'alarmed.
nml slapping t'laire Tr
vor's check, Mary, you " W , is a
a find from the nciti
i RKO Producers newcomer.
hv Pasadena Playhouse.
For her orilcal. .\fi*s Tr.’ ttrr n
$809 Per flour cclved
slightly l«-s« than (I'llrir
m o r e t o w . ----------- --------------------- —
Corjnfii, 19*6, t/auaf Stout 8«mm
i*<
Shitfnrti
rertaln Intm sU In tha lx m o e -i
and Delbert figure*
speedup prod ucUonwet h *rn »*««—
AAd do some saddl* york, VesldHAnd they seal the banf*ltt w H « « ^
other friendly gUa^ of b^r.
Of etjcrse,- all l^ o r .
areal so staple. Bnt frees j h ^ r l
ait, if there cnnU be
tn eM V
-Deihcrt '* * .! dowaovara^rUaiUy—
glais of 1-a r nnd talk the situation
over. Jess figures how ho can givo
JJoIbcrt somt extra dotlars, and
i stockade* hut were n
* military t-dice foon
* The decision />f the
t in Washlttgftm i« *ul
|review bv President
-
Stafford’H Service
Station
]
C or.
.
|*mf. - HfupfKTih TcO#
tfTt*within fl*«ftv* J r i f i ft
1li
rtlrfv. vttlrh any
ttafivuttifr vt ill U piuiitl to urrxw
An b r tttblr, will Iw ptw hiw l.
•snrmrr;
' p ur four year* Jess Turner run
bis harness ;Jiop alone. But now his
*r.?phcwr'a .disfjiargcd from , the
Navy end is bail: to hejp hintItinkyiway. It seems that nephew
.Delbert has * <a»e new hleaa. lie
wants more menry.-sharter hour*—
,-nd g^fansKIIt J i i f expenses bare
been going up.'
Might.
.
'
When the rclrrv flower* a i f \:n
full Ii|n01tt. the fl(es‘ are pUr.-d >n
o eherx'clnth eago which >*»ntnins the two plant- to l>*. rrossej.
Once cdnflne*l, the flies flit from
fl- .v,-t to flower to obtain '.ho
m»tnr, nr.d the iicsire.1 crtus-palrr«uRi»j
•Wn b»biv* plant* frum Wayne
rnunty to Ithaca in Octolwr and
f**d them into thinking they have
none through' the winter by keep
ing them j*i odd storage yvilh
’flitirttrcJl light* aletut'n month,"
u*. |u»i Iitem, in im* Kirronouw
nh^ie thfv usually fluwvr ItVjinie
to r«n Hpevsc^J* for A U iU lni »n
WE CANT
A N T E E that
PAGE
A T MATHF.R'8 Wi
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YOUR natural desire for prlvw.y
[G lioUWJ CLEANING r
m a ile r s I* strictly
her*. Friends and
are not questioned
’e for ytrUr bedroom* -a
CUIRK>t)rptat. If you or#,
terestrd fn a permanent |
tlon in congenial aurroundi
Interesting work, free lift
about your credit. Your emtdorer or buslnem associates
will sot bear of your personal
iffoln*. There U. no cause for
Reasonable dredlt requirements.
ed assures longer tire
SIT. WANTED
> , * M* . i .1 i
flTAJKEII
THAT WOULD L
HAVE BEEN A
m i LAU GH I
y |Jo n m e .•
H O LD
DESIGN
CLA SS >
l SWITCHED L
TD THE HOME
S T ILL.1
TRAT'6 A L L
HE N E E D S .
IF HE P0E6Hr
. HAVE TO
PR O VE IT
V L A G A IN )
�Tins''S A N F O R D DEI
TUESDAY, MAI
,D. San fo r d Fl o r id a
••• I ■ _
Hopp May Assist
Braves To Reach
• First Division
*
JULIAN
A re i MHlif^d Again ;
Club TranfersAJamp
To Daytona
Today
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With
s « : n strom
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i .« e v a d < e e - ; Parana a
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p a »*c,
m «r ii| tile
i
Uhe Ju n ior Chamber >d < <
The rhnirman «f i h - Juyc
J n u n . llialley thlhnni. wu
i ' ithe city dwlenlay•oiiH c
1l.w
j..a,V i.stI m. i
Fata
r*
•.rT^Vtt.Tftty -oT ,hl. iiM ger* return^
« . ipg to Hnnfprd no*t year. ; He
■•: -Hid lh.it he \vu* poeitlve that the
'll DoiltietY UHtilil npfrfllf k ncnliol
I Pl.i.
•• * « ■ •
uK
.Audi tir* at the Ulilver ily. h.|Ve
tmaintniend a limy sehmlul • the
ipast fow w,*-k* vi.lling alumni,
nivlc rluh* and high aclnnds
,throughout the slate in u ‘‘g* t
acquainted' rntnpaign.
W o lf h a * alread y appeared
In I ' r i i n a r o l a . 1 ' a i p p s . " f l a n do, S I . I V I e r k h u r g , l . a k r l s n d .
“ Ocala. JarksimTlllr. and Lake
' ( ’By. and evprcla t o - «wli.e,
around through Miami and
other section* of the »latr in
a busy nest two weeks.
The new I'ator mentor i* on'thusiastic over hi* welrnnie in
.'the atalp nnd eager to *lait
IBpring drill*. With three mrni•Bera of the staff, already appoint
ed , he will In* .rjady to l»egin
Spring wotkoiita" with only the
.ftianslng of one more
a-rDtant
to compUln the roster.
.'
Roth Busier Brannon and
• Paul Beveriit know the Wolf
football strategy as players.
Brannon played undeg Wolf
ss a alar bark at Trsa*
Chriatisn whitIr Heverln made
i lamft T»*onirif hrintfN to the
I'loridti foullwll M’rnt* » know* ■•
Irdft* n( ffxiltiall rtlrndinn
mrr ikr |ia«»l 15 ) r f r » bn ■
fu.nl* ul (iroricta. Krnluckjr,
TftaM and Seiuln iJaroliliA.
liil.iiU «if i Ih- iiMsunirn nnd mlinitii'tiuli*»n of ih«* new Division
•if- |'liy.-ie;*| KtluraUoil. Health A*l«l
AIIII-'lira
firAiiinr romplelion
vkill* flip MrunnimUmi o f the nrw
Ml,i,. •latrd In U rrady for in1*
nuifutiitiMii
iii
il»»*
titfivi'lsiVy
i hi i i* ihifii
h
next St'plrndifr. Dlrcctni Stanley c*|>ected to complete
,Iciritlmrnt.d appointment* in the
ni m future *n that actual course
nod piogram organisation can
gel underway.
•
REGISTER NOW— cxcrclnc your right to -vote
WEDNESDAY’S
FEATURE VALUE
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
the Florida state league- ami Jim
moved to Leeaburg. The f.lrst
player Id report for tryouts' with
the teiun I* Ijill Mankry, uu .out
fielder from Pittsburgh, who 'a
I'Vpri'trd In arrive Friday, lie i*
Heeomi.anieil by u laleher who
wn* also recently iltsehnrged fnun
(lie ill lin'd fur,.-* anil wlrti is plan
ning to trv out fdr a la’rtli op I he
iaike munty team.
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~
« r trie im/titld. inougn n i i w i u
■way a t ^ lr* t ba*e In cmlyl’ IS
garnrk /ln * t *ea*on, Hopp * a w
actio n a t th at ep ot In t * I f f * *
,in iwvj mmiI- played all fiU y\ y % IJ.
S eric* garnet- when khp. Lflfd*
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, n / u i 4}
PlFFCRCdCB
Taste t '
oe„
A*«nkfd*.
.
G o (? p o n ,
One moment is nil thSt i» required to involve the automohllist in i: smash-up that might bring hit entire resource*
crashing down in ruin. For Ida protection we offer in
surance. It costa little to «nrry compared to the poselhle
coat of being withust- it,. &ivr yourself worty iu>wx nud
possible year* of regret- later by Tarrying pthper in
surance beginning now!
...
> b cg i M t c e e .
s e c d H o flAsffAAA/J. U e < \
F f Z o t A lt o SgKVlcC.’ UXJkk
Red Sox, Senators .Will Clipper ; ^ Jim Bagby Will
Bolster Red Sox
To Cuba For Series Of Games Twirling Corps
Two major league baseball
clubs, the Washington Senators
and the Boston Bed So*, fly by
Pan American to Havana, .Cuba,
for a pair of exhibition gnme* 1
which will highlight n two-dny
program honoring Clark Griffith,
venerable president of the Wash- I
Ington club.
The two American league clubs
clash Mar. *.l and 10 in Havana
in a pair of games which will
pit the Nats, nosed out by Detrint for the IP45 pennant, a
gainst the Red Sox, rated one
of the etrongent contenders for
the 1946 title.
The Senators Journev from
their training base at Orlando, to
Miami to board Clipper* on Wed
nesday. A party of 10 will make
the Cuban trip. Twenty peisun*
Tbe Brave* hive l>een jn the
' second div Islon lor the last 11
season*. Tli-y la»Agalncd the firs
br;n ket in m t stLn thry finish
ed fourth. Thl ni l i n U>I0 "">1
second • tho previo&a year were
'th eir liest seasons after the Mir
acle Braves won t h j 1914 pennant
and World Sarieji' for Manager
Geofge StalljngjV
,
.rn.. nnd the re '
By FRANK Kt'K
"
at U:ir» p m. the I AP Newsfeatures Snort* Writer
NEW YORK — Manager Joe
aln in Culm until I‘ Tonin’, firrt move to boi.ler
Clipper hack to an unsteady mound » U ff that last
ncceding to their year boasted only one winner
o lomptcto their above eight game* wa* to obtain,
lids former castoff. Jim R*gby.|
, , Thursday a Jr-* from the Cleveland Indian*,
■rod I’ A A plane1 Cronin hopes Bagby will f a»h
a
the Red S o * , some of
the prewar form that
da *it* of their made him a 17-game wlnnrr for
vain,. Th. group the rich Red So* in 1®40. Beg
"
»m
P.u*«i by. now 29. had |w.-n with tho
...
t<)c|ear (! 8. Cleveland Indians the pi\«t five
"i ihen file, ...............
but ran into a, much
. |n time lor din- trouble ^ith Manager Lou Bondrruu im
dul in winning gum?*.
* k
*« th« H‘* bMt effort with the Indium*
" T l l n M n J W M "* * 1°
I" ,042ciil o ! the An.V"
Cronin, it was reported year,
rl ilUlig.ft Amee- OK"- bad diffUullie* with Bag
,
•nernl manager of bad ft* much ft* an odd word.
Tha arquialtloh of Bagby will
help relieve Dave Ferris* of the
heavy pitching' burden he was
forced to curry III hi* freshman
season when he won 21 and lost
10 No other Boston pitcher won
more''than eight.
Ilagiy. ton of Jim (Sargii)
Bagby wlm helped Cleveland heat
Brooklyn in the 192J World Serlej, wa* obtained ,for a reported
$6,000 sum and Vic Johnson. 26yrar-old lOUthpiw vihu won «.*•
;r Cwr 2S
exactly where the school would
l>e held. He said that he Was
positive that "the basvball fans
of the nation will see more mem
ber* of this school in the majni*
within the next few year- than
men from any other^bawball
school held up until thlc time."
Hickey said that he and hi*
staff had enjoyed their stay in
Sanford and prained again th«
local baseball park ami It* facili
ties.
.
Yesterday, in IJnylona Beach.
Manager Lao Durocher sent hi*
regulars through a practice *etslon that lattnj a l m o s t
four
hour*.
A *cilea of practi'-e
game* between the Dodger* And
it plhkhd tenia o f Brooklyn farm
hand* will atari lisl.iy. Hickey
Complete Insurance Service'
Keep Your Car In Tip Top Condition
—SEE US FOR—
AUTO PAINTING
BIMONIZfNG
MATTERY CHARGING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
SEAT COVERS
USED CARS &
•
TRUCKS
T o Execute Y ou r V oting
Duty
Book), Now Open At
. Herald O ffice
Junior Chamber o f
Commerce
AUTO FAINT
AND
BODY WORKS
105 N. I’almctto Avenue
--------- Phone 371
J- 1’i ' " '
NOMINATED
President J. W. Hall of the
Kiwanis
Club
has
appointed
Hanky ’ Wight, Ficd Wilson and
BwHcy ttdhnm n* a rummlttee
10 arrange It "hutMo iaiat.l match
wllh n Rotary Clilh
»_____
In answering a rvipinl by i n
Aaiun'inted *Prc->n re| rva. ntalivo
as to who will manage tha Hun
ger farm club this year at New
port Newi, Va., a member «>f the
Piedmont league, Rlrkey a*»rrted "Uu're’ a 'rm m-cessily Tit
pointing a manager for New
New* aineo the wnlve* up tl
run the club anyway."
GREYHOUND RACING
'' Truman Engineers
Presidential Train
f
’
WbBO
tonight
!| The Chinese official Mild that
t'hinu i. keeping the United Natin!"" informal on Ihe com*e o f
S O H t ’ K IH
I U fM U U V
SinniSoiiet- negotiation*. He had ,
-----------no comment u« to what developWASHINGTON. Mar r>. id*) —
merit* would have to occur before; llituminou* coal operator* have
hi* notion might totjililrr it np* Iagreed to tnlk nIohiI higher wage*
c*»»nry to tefer the Manchurian with John I- Lewi* if the nation'*
que*tmn to the UNO.
'
con|.requirement* run l>e met wj'h
l.lu al*o told Hewimeu that"the „ *hortor w’ork week.
.
A
Chine»o government ha*, confirmThe groducer* will meet In
cd "tatcmelita' that Soviet arthori- Waahingtbn on Mar. L! for con-,
tie*
have stripped
mac hfnery, ti#ct negotinjion*.
They have
from industrial, plant* in Man- told Lewi* that hi* mino worker*
churin. He amerteiL. Unit ltUMia \^\r a* 'great n stake a* mandid not inform Chinn of the move- agrinent in the Industry’* future,
turn!* in the site of Soviet force* | t)(l ih0 matter of wnge* and
at Port Arthur, which became a hour*, the operator* have suggestjoint Smo-Hussinn naval 1 »*e un-if,) that the ma..imum wprk week
der a trruty of Inst Aug. It.
_*hr reviewed to determine whether
FORMER POLICE COMMISSIONER o f Naw York City. Lewi* J.
Ttie Chinese official milled thdl any tedurtlon is justified el this
Valentine i* shown, with hi* aide* a j they boarded n plane for
Washington D.C., on tho first leg of their flight to Tokyo
following a request by lien. MacArtKur to Valentine to reorganise
:he Jay police system. Pictured before taking o ff from LaGuardb,
field in New York ar* (I. to r.) CapL TL Ilrcrcton. PDNYj t’ apL U.
King. PUNY; Valentine; Lt. Col F. Quigley, Aa*t. Piovost Marsha!
<T~TfrV**>f'apt. G.C. Gallagher. PUNY; and lnsprttor C Ijiforg e.
N.Y. HtauW ’oilce. (International)
,
COLUMBUS, O.! Mar. I . (A > rresident Truman turned locomo
tive engineer fdr ft brief period
today on hie way to Columbus.
O. He took • turn at the throttle
ftf hla epeclal. dleael-powereilraln
•rarest li at a 60-milaa an
ii^to i<addre* e° the* ^Fmlera°
at
of Churches of Christ In
flil#, and over WLOF
at tas with aQ tha
"dope" aa the dega
at the Hanford-Or-
STATIC and
Verne Clark Named
Captain O f FFA Team
DYNAMIC!
-■____________ " ^
.WHEEL j
BALANCING
0rool
O. P. A. CEILING 1812
fR iC B --------------- t*-|TA )R!D A
LIQUOR D
N l ’ .MHEU
121
nlative* m j Americans to shate thair food
flip coiteksjaini »*»* the starving millions
ie JapaoesejAhroad.*
that the | Urfeirinn to hts program of
uu mil end ! domestic * legislation. Mr Truman
•I- Japanese1said- “ if certain interests were
enumerates ♦not so greedy for gold IhrrC
I t a l y lights'w ould be less pressure and lobby
ing to Induce <’ <*>gr»»* to allow
was draft-[the prince control act to capita,
conferences Ior to keep down minimum, wage*.
‘ of to further concentration o f
economic power."'
.
Tho President continued: "A
truly religious fervor among our
people would go a long way t o
ward obtaining a national health
progrnm, a national housing p***
gram, a- -l an o.atende*’ and Im
proved »o "* l secu.lt* pro grain."
Mr. fc.toan' VLn* 6ft »i,* aays
“ T hor. I* iw probtem on. thl»
earth tough enough to withstand
tho flam* of a genuine renewal
of religious faith. Home of the
problems of today will yield to
Hike Health JJnit Appropriation
Commissioners Favor Turning: Over Osceola;With Pauley Notes
Airport To State Government For Pa-1"
WASHINGTON. Mar 6, (<V>—
$400 Appropriated To Red Cross
limpid I- Ickv* »njd today that
$822/&6'ColIected
In March Of Dimes
Rev. IV. }'. Brooks, chairman of
tiie March of Dime* Campaign
in Seminold County, reported to
day that the donations received
during the drive totaled 1822416.
Individual donations, ha assert
ed, amounted to $73710, street
collection* tntnllcd $170.60, $171.HI wa* collected by Troop *4 of
the noy Scout* nnd the. schools
of the county turned in donation*
•mounting to $107.^6.
"Rev. Brooks staled that this
total does not include collections
received at the Bits Theater.
TO BP, DEDICATED
WASHINGTON. Mar. 6, (A V Tha late President Rcosevelt'a
home In Hyde Park, N. Y., will
ho dedicated formally aa a na
tional historic sit* on Apr. 12,
Acting* Interior Secretary Oscar
Chapman say* that President
Truman will speak at tha cere
monies. Another «pe*krr will bo
Mrs. Eleanor Koosevelt, widow
o f the late president.
The
Board
of
Count:
damaging effect:
other destruetiva
cAmmg fiscal year.- Commission
ers aald they would give every
consideration to the requekt when
the budget is prepared. " P.
Herndon, county clerk, said to
day.
The present apprnprl*
cia tic campaign fund* in l ol l
the health unit is (J.ixHJ
I'nuley denied till*
Dr. Quillman stated that money
, |
, Icke* told the committee li nt
wa* required for Increased salary . 'he• had not received tie iml - e
, __ . -ltd
allowances, added employees,
a ' |' until Inst evening that he w„*
at i to appear again today a* a votfor building* Ito be constructed
_
' -Grnevp a:nd - tie** on Pauley's nomination «*
Sanford, Ijingwooil,
j undersecretary o f Navy. Irke*
Oviedo.
Id that for this reason, lie had
The Board qf Commissioner*
went on record a* favoring that
the Osceola Airport, which »o *
built and used as an auxiliary
landing field for the -Hanford
Naval Air Station, be turned over
to the atate a* a roadside park
for campers, a trailer phrk and
tubing site. Two easement* have
been secured to provide f»i placi* ».i •■•j *o e**«n*« i
-S T iT S
trees. We learned that moss and
(Marine Corps Officer Dr. Frank Quillman
Participated In Tells Organization
~ Iwo Jima Campaigm Of Rallies Disease
CHUNGKING.
Mar.
6
id’
A Chinese dispatch **>'* that
French warship* Iromliarded Chin
ese troop* at Haiphong, Indo
china, yesterday. The account by
the Central New* Agency say*
that both side* suffered casual
ties In a lot. hot Grief exchange
of fire
The dispatch said that the
French attempted to land at IHaphong, which i* Die Port of Hanoi.
Tho French nre -'opposed to take
over the northern area under *
French-Chinese
agreement
an
nouncrsl 1**1 month. At present,
the Chinese are occupying nor
thern Indochina
*
^
The Chinese dispatch Warned
the outburst on "technical dlffjcultlf*** connected with the trans
fer of the port to tha French,
the war»hi|et withdrew finally af
ter leaving huge fire* burning
from • libelled atninuuMion dump.
F'lrst Lieut George P Bi«b«p.
J r. U.H.M.C K. *uii of Mi and
Mrs (J D Bishop of Rosi- Court,
returned to Sanioid <>n M.!r
afte, *prndlng Jll month- in the
Pacific Ihealn of llperalion* a*
llatterv Kxecutivr Officer for the
Second (laltali-ni. 1.1th Marine*,
later with the Second Division,
nnd porticipating in the Battle, of
Iwo Jimn. Hi* duties entailed
training, men to maintain hnd
operate four llnwitter guna. •
He entered the *ervlcc in Dec
ember. 1912. • and reoo.tvrd hD
training' at Paris l-land. S.
t^unntico, V*-. New River. N. C.
and l)ce*n Ride. I ' n l i f
lie left
the slnle* with the Fifth Division
and traveled by heal to the Hawnnitn Manila where the division
further prepared it»elf for liaUle.
(In Krli 19. 11*15, Lieut. Bishop'
pairiiepnted lb the battle of Iwo
Jfili* which was one of thn hnttewt
Defensc
Will k
Mi l dr e d
euggested. someone
should start aft agSoey something
like Wallet had' Bobble In the
comic section. -I have heard many
women say that they haven't
found anyone to wash their win*
dowa, mow tbeir lawns, and many
other things, - I am idre that
many people would b» glad to. havs
iys Report
NUERNBERG, Mar. 0.
A German defense attorney has
asserted before the Nuernberg
war crimes tribunal that tge
1048 report o f General George
Mdllhfll to President TFumsn
Would disprove contentions that
Colonel General Alfred Jodi wee
a warmonger.
Jodi was tha -’ last chief of
staff of tha German Army. Hjs
defense attorney has requested
that the Marshall report be ad
mitted in evidence, because, he
contends - <* relieves Jodi of the
reproach
'hevtng (man j k vaftf
monger. *
11- ’/
Klwaiilni,-* IimIo) a-lopted a
resolution urging the Slrilr- Legis
lature to emit I n bill advocated
III the
out le Countv F'e-lera
lion o f
i ca l
Worker* Hint
would pi o h the *OUI1t> with -I
law to ,.-nlr--l Hie roaming of
dog. m
rd. i to prrvrnt thrfurlbei spiead
labie. and tt*
attendant danger tu animal* mfc|
pelsnii* alike. .
.
Tiie Ve*ohition followed a talk
at the Hotel Mayfair on the
Causes of mines.- -and CVe itutent
of persons Intleii by Infegted
animals given bw Dl
Frank
Quillman. ilnr-'lor tif the Seminole
County IlnilHi U.iilt who nrlf»--l
the paasag* ,-f » licit a law |le
Was mtrndu .-d hy^.lohu l.eon^nly
lerm ing" ' wi t' s a 'dlv'agP Mi
anlrtial*- canted by
infection
In Iqin raoss^f^hV' thn animal
being bit tip li* another amuial
rnailHwv* n . I-*** Wear
Red Cross Here*Aids Average Of
150 Servicemen, Veterans Monthly
Enters Georgia T e c h
o f moai and
grow ths.'
In a latter to .The Herald,<Watter.Routh of Room 8 wrote: **We
have just got through studying
•bout trees. While we were
studying about tham I had ■ talk
with a tree Inspector. He was
talking about how many treys
are killed by mo**,> mistletoe, and
other tree robbers'each year. .He
•aid the roots choked ’ the trees
to death. He aald moss could
be kept out of the trees by taking
It out when It flref- started to
spread,
- .
"Then he talked about- the trees
he* had aeon' that had been killed
by Insect*, He said •if peoptf
would encourage birds to coma
Into thely yards and forests and
would not kill them, they would
eat the inserts from the trees,
.“O f course you know that for
est flees Ull millions of trees each
year. Ha aald that forest Brea
could be kevt down by keeping
the ground .under, the trees fleam
It would Blao give people firewood.
"People should be thinking
about planting- more tree# for
we found that our forests are
being, destroyed four times M
feat as they a* being replanted."
A rtggeatlon that tbe city se
cure mo** removing equipment
cent* Jh Aft form of • letter ft*ae
Kiwanis Urges
Lieut. Bishop
Is Home After Legislation For
Pacific Service Control Of Dogs
hi* notes «>n rohveesation* with
y,I win I. I’ nulty are not imme-llately avmlnliie fuy examlnath*n.
Ickrs lol.l the Senate Naval Coin
niittee that the memoranda me
inaked up in a hank vault.
T ie copimiltre had ordered
Ickes In produce the memoranda
I’ reviously, leke* had testilicl
that the not** were made n, few
ilny* after Paufay offered what
Ickes ijescrihod n* the rawest pro
position e v « offered the former
Interior secietary. Icke* nsMTled
that the offer wa* in conne-tl-oi
with an attempt to r*i*e Dem-
Washington. NegptJailon* went
resumed this
afternoon with
neither aid*- Iffy closer to agree principal are taking much intermen! ot^the-major Issue* in the eat In praaerving tha beautiful
106 dav old strike.
*•
tgees In the community against the
[any iitylefl to
elect
fr o m —
(eso a r e flo o r
tm plcii Hint uru
fg h tly n ollcd,
Associated Press I-cancd^YIre
CHUNGKING.
M ar. 0, 0T)-~
tQ v q a V V I c c M inister of Foreign
. A ffairs ‘ Lhi t'hieh today told
i. newjif«eit that the Chinese govrrtw tci t ha* been pre*»ing for
■ ;;h r.f .. ’ <if Russian: troop* from
‘
-,of hurt*. Liu nih|cd th at
8o„ v ic i luUniiiUca- ho\g J s U M t p l
.th a t tnrir delny i» fTduo to cerI! tain difficulties
which they
did
I( 'not -p .c ify.v
.
,
regard for the Railway Labor'
A ct
>
• .
A joint announcement of the
atrike date ram * from Pr«*ldent
A.F. Whitney o f the Trainmen’*
Brotherhood and Pr*»fdent Alvanley Johnson o f thfc Brotherhood
o f- Locoraotivo Hniflneer*. To
gether the two union* represent
some 300,000 railroad worker*.
If procedure of the Railway
Labor Act it put into effect, the
walkout will be delayed from 30
to 60 days while a fact-finding
commission appointed by Presi
dent Truman investigate* the
wage dispute and make* recoinmendatlons. The panel's recom*
mendations are nOt binding on
either party.
Although the railroad brother
hood leader* made po, comment,
today on whether they will abide
by tne railway act procedure, they
have indicated in recent atatementi that .they intend to do to.
Criticism of the strike call for
Monday came from the carriers
conference committee In Cleveland.
The management group contend*
that the tpro big brotherhood*
flaunted the .Railway .Labor A*t
by fJOling n' •walkout w M jr.w B roada are engaged in arbitration
o f wag* demand* of 18 other
brotherhoods.
Tho .trainmen and locomotive
engineers are demanding a 25
per rent wage increase and chang
es in working condition*.
, Meanwhile In Washington, some
progress .ha* been made In ef
forts by J^bor Department concfllator* to avert the nationwide
telephone strike which la sche
duled to start at 6:00 o'clock to
morrow morning In each time
tone. No agreement, however, ha*
been reached to cancel the strike
call, or to settle the atrike issue
despite It hour* o f negotiation*
which broke up early' this morning
in Wahington. Th# union* ap>
engaged in a wags and hour dlapula with tha American Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
j
T ha president o f the Feiierallon.
o f Long Lina* Taltphone Workers,
Joseph A. Define, had declared
he can sea n o'1 1 th hour action,
other than a company proposal
acceptable to tbq union, whfrh
can avert tha strike.
"Special Federal mediator In De
troit, Jamaa Dewey, announced
earlier that he ' -planned a tele
phone discussion with 8acrotary of
Labor. Hchwallanbach today, or
with o n e 'o f tha secretary* aid*,
on tha nrolongad General Motor*
■trfhe. Dewey gave no Indication
o f whautha nature o f hie talks
wltl'tie. Dewey -did, however-deny
rumors that the wage and con-
mmm
m N r .tfc lU ’ f c t f l V l e V 0 R .’
\OAl T 'd ^ .^ lji .p
'
♦.
( B f AaaociATKn rliicaFt
Two big Railroad brotHorhoodii announced In Cleve
land today that their atrikft
will begin next Monday
morning at 6:00 o'dook. •
*At the name time, a cofrtm i11 o c representing the.
management of the major
railroads declares that tho
strike call is a flagrant dis
/ -
* rfffrtl. who- hgd n ' «ey;rn year
murk Af .Lhli wirh the Canliimls,
hutted .LW In 124 game* la*t ren*on. The prevlou* year w a a ’ hl*
,
Union Official Says
He Cannot See Any
11th Hour ^AttioW
In Phone Dispute
U.S; Cops Leave For Tokyo
. WASHINGTON, M a r .
A P - The gpeeial federal
ctiiator in the General Mi
•trike — fam e* F. Dewe
hag been eum atoned Hi W
lagtoro by Laker Metre
Lewis Schwellenhach.
O I& I
• VtoPS
LKKKIII'RG. Mar,
0 !o ialV
lldl .GihmI |iu- a ‘liifleil hi - *i i -P'Oi nbilitiea a* •umnagu id the laite
iwunty baseball .club's team Ml
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 6, ID 16
Established 1908
Russia Says Evacua
tion Of Manchuria
Delayed Due To Cer.tain Difficulties
A.WILLIAMS
-
i f E A I / E S T aW
Bill Hood. Is. Named ,
Mabatfer Of Leesburg
.,
mild through
. ■
4
China Presses;
Withdrawal Of1
Soviet.: Troops!
cA /A P wjif.4 y|i?',itAi*v)SSi6l:L
: 4 tlik e y ptuiMil th e iJnn%ificalloli
Urhooj. that h«» ju«t heery rom pietul!..i| niul tkmiyrht that there was a
x x x v ii
.
llatr Hallo
Oklahoma tir.l,' j(I{.vm. MjrtT-Afj
! -*^« OrrliM
ItifMIujr « Itnln
Cl vine N*r-«-. Miinota. MU.I'II'*- .
Kaartk Ham----
■—* -
and” continued
•
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
i r i n l Hall «*•*•»
,
lirlilr • »|rmor>. H*ltl*r. VLu'''
Knd. Colored .Mt*«. tv is t'ln T O . *
Chan. Iiau th ifr. l^'J-irit Me. ho»».
ka Mur.
W.
TSIr* Hare—a/to <tH'i
IH B W r.A T H tH
Partly cloudy
Thursday.
4
O
tq .is y u « * * »
.,
NEW
YORK — The
Boston
p » » i»
T ei*.
••
Brave*. runnlnit mstea with the till!
,N*«-,iu.
Oet*J«TO"CrM fln*
I'HIHIc* when
it mji.
J
Philadelphia
e f n u nar*— A /ia
• m u O tW I. lia r* t: *
come* to * >ml •division team*
I'lrk Cp
trurky F ra n k . M a h
in the National League, may soert
Itactna. Pilot 1 . 11*/ Uuatte
Jbe-talking — amt piking — and- Karen*- Kay. it** &G& "tm often:
a l l l l r Bar e — f a l a . y T
,
playing—flirt dlvUion ba*eball. J,
*QataW a fiae*»
The notion backer* are hopeful _ ll.we1- P laatrr, • IJnlne ~U>'. . I f - I
that Billy SouUtw.orth w ill,g le e |ri.ucWy Tim. Saw Xla Thundaretli
the', mthe ki*J o f a team. they.
Uy JI I.IAN HTKN8TROM
lu.tich" Rickey,. Jr,", non- of the
fiatina of the‘ Brooklyn Dod« •amt* tle.m of Oil Doditt
•
•
• ,T * Prolrf^ the A n r of Hie Worldi
To Promote the'Progress of America
T o Produce Prosperity for, Sanford.
V int lt»w _V »U M «r
.
.
IlMiiilr Anno? H|».lt«1 la i.lli-r
Hutio ll»n,
lla ltlr. u *', >
Vail. Illus Hl-lr. Trwirllna .Mneair
lji.tr Curnado.' ,
Former Cardinal Can
Play Either - First
» Base <* Outfield
% -Jafh. sggfa
sW & m AN.fi BETTER
I
*t .<lv IliftiP
T O N IO irra ENTRIES
AT n o c TRACK -
HSU’S .
nin-ge
C u\n"t y
compjetejl
(turn lit First Aftl, W ater Safety
------------peal in Bemlnole County, aald Nelson A. Htumpe, Jr., who
today that donation* may bft, .. program
since hla discharge from the Ar- turned .In at the lied t rue*, . chapter.
my on Oct. 29,' 1046, ha* been em- Chapter headquarters IneaVa f
ployed In the offiee o f tha County
on (ha LekefronL
Tax Collector, Jno. D, J inklr\*.
‘—
n
ha* left for Atlafita, Ga., to enter
Mrs. Ethel A. Geiilef, executive
Georgia institute of Technology secretary of the Bcminnla Count*
as a student of chemical ongineer- Chapter of tho American Red
Ing.
,
' '•
>Cross, revealed today' that the
A former realdent of Palauct, local organization it handling at
be entered tha service Aug. 13, the present time an average o f
104X Aa a sergeant In the 66th ifio ca$e» per month In •eniit(ii|f
Airdrome squadron l(o went to servicemen end ex-aervIFe ' perFrance with the invasion forces sonnal by making loan* .and
and assisted in operating advene- grants to those Jn need of aialited air (tations there.
ance o f this type. _
He received tbe Good Conduct
medal, BTO ribbon with three
battle start; tha" Balglan ‘ Fourragere, 1940) tha Victory Medal
end marksman medal with pistol
and rifle. While In.Hanford, be
lived with hla brother Ih lftw and
•later, Mr. end Mrs. W. B. Yarn.
NEW REGULATION
.The Stale Road Upper
has announced that earvlee men,'
hitherto allowed 00' day$ after
dleeharge from the |Srvtes
** Id
which l o renew driving licenses
without an examination, will hava
to do this In 30 days after dis
charge, according to lAformatlon
at received by. County Judge
W. Ware at whose office dri
vers Heatitas may
obtained.
Thin ruling Includes renewal of
oceraWer, ghaffaur* a|y! «pecl|*
e
foreign policy speech yeeterdft;
Mr. Truman plena to fly bat
beck to Waehlngton from Colon
bus.
•
NET IS SEIZED
'-
L. V. Delong, county game wi
w a^
den, perked hla truck In front of
tha Court House this morning aald
pointed to He cargo, a large flag*
Ing net more than 35d yards loiig
which he said ha tclted last even
ing on Grassy Point In L^ke Man*
enna* facilities by coordinating
tha intarcat ef community organ!
aationa and individuals.
t i f t '>.iV
.
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FRIDAY, MARCTT f, 1916
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
■ I t . ■ I"
HOME
TOWN
NEWS
Rotm<l "Who. ha* Jo*t rfiu rfled
British Tennis Is from
several years in the Untied
S tates, may atllvTorm the nucleus
women’s tennis.
Considered At Its in BBritish
ritain, for its international
ers, will have to rely upon
Lowest JEbb Today play
youngsters who htade th eir mark
Savage Cautions
Buyers On Lange
Purchase Loans
GAINESVILLE. (Special)—To
obtain a la rg e r-lo a n 'th a n the en*!
tire vs!ue of a grove n few years
ago Is financially risky, business,
^ach Savage. Extension .Service
economist, ailvfses yropeclivc cltrus grove buyers.
"The berm w er in suck a case,"
Mr. Snvsge explains, ' ‘would lie
in n w ry difficult situation j f the
vajue o f Ihc ‘grove declined # iis tieally before the ilrbt was liquid
a te d /’
Heavy qemantl ami big .crops
during the w ar resulted in ajr in
crease in -retu rn s from- fruit ntir(pg the p s t three seasons of .1 .11!
percent over the previous 10 sea - 4sons, he points out. add this a b - .
normal condition ha< pinduced n !
tremendous boost—l a grove walua‘‘The oeme roUtienship
not maintained year afte r year
between the net Income from the
sale valae of citru s groves, howbver,” He w»rns, "Since 1910 many NOMINATION of I t O rn. Waller
Bedell Sm ith.(above) to succted
groves have -doubled 1 n their sale
value-- Between 1911 and 1911 the, \y. Avctcll Karri man. recently r tincome from groves on which » e
keep records- increased more that)
d
Y o u 'll f in d t h e H I L L H A R D W A R E S C O M P A N Y v o u r
th e y h a v e e v e r y th in g , u n d n t r e a s o n a b le
B ric e s ."
beat t« t
In the few tournam ents and Re<l
Iljr JAMBS R. CUAMBERS ‘ C ross exhibitions played in the
A t’ Newsfeatures
w ar years.
LONDON — No tennis match
I re war international R o n a l d
la lost until the last liall hm S
WhI av es was killed in action in
a / . i. .3 , and Charles H are, a t the
been driven Into the net or hit -*.fr:c
out of rourt. But Britain,’ ao fa r m
llluom ent aw aiting discharge from
as tennis ia concerned, is c u rru .i,,.
„ IIlr
“ p American
Army, may not be
pletely In the dark as to what available
* !j for the tie against
sort of tenth will play against Ft uici- , which has p ro d u ce d jin n y
France in the Davis Cup He. or m m W1oe play era. despite th e
who will batlla American worried lerm sn oeeuriatfoq/
|p the next Wlghlmain Cup series.
Von, Britain is in a had way
British lawn tennis, rig h t now, #0 pa r , I tennis player* are
I. probably a t the lowejt eht. <um-erlleJ(. hut Dan Maskell, the
It has ever been. S i x ------>er inofesslnnal of the All*
war have left it atem bllhg around E ngland Lawn Tennis Club a t
mi re than any other sport In Wimbledon, is busy coaching a
these islands.
‘
_ dexen boys and g ir ls ,, and he
Men and women who p la y e d -fe d s that they w ill..give-Franca,
la the . prew ar years- a re -p a s t--* n d -America n
run for their
X b tlr p tim e .ln In Ieewa t ionel j e n - money,
w - ,v.- 3 8 ^ - —
H al although it's quite poasible
Probably the aces of these
that the left hander. Mrs. Kay Pupils are Williqm Moss of BirmStammers Meniles, and Dorolh'y ingham , a public parks tennit
• .
p lay er who won numerous toum a-
Lew|s of Bournemouth, stylish
hitter who attends Cambridge
University; G. I*. Ward, .still In
About t.'l9,UOO miles of. the no.
the Army, and R. E. Carter, u
Ixmdoner who developed his guno lion's highway system a re paved.
while serving with the Brwlsh
Army .in the Middle E ast »T)er«
GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTER*
he won-"practically every tourney
he entered.
Among the girls arc Joy Gan
T ee'll le s s Veer
non, six-foot blonde- from Hurl■eifvl Is a Ip*••••
Ingham, London suburb, and Jean
Your
Seewter wHI else
K uertier, from the . county of
rillt*e lelljee esd
Kent.
give ye* Sse'pettvre.
These two girls a rc reckoned
to
the two best beta in British
Tea'll (eel wore puttpostw ar'tennis.
\
g*Ut~ better obi* to'
Unlike America And AuslraliJ,
do roof iboro to k»lp
. Mrs-
Archie ..Sm ith.
271B l'stm e llo AvcT”
Phone 7S8-J
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S i i i :a i R<G -i~rr9H j
N ii
\ =
M a r c h i r t n r « i m in t h ' rVf V iili
a t M A T H E R 'S .‘W jitc F T o u r a d s e a c h d a y d u r in g tK e m o n t i f o T M a r c h fo r. a
H o a 3 lin e r j Y o u ’ll fin d a
Ca t a l o g
Tomorrow’s SPECIAL
Satur
’ - 3 H g h tly s h o p w o r n " V k t o r H o
S u K e A n a tio n a lly a d v e rtis e d * lu te , yreli m a d e
ASSISTANT Secretary of the Interior
for, thirteen years, Oscar L. Chap*
inniw(abovc)', 49. a naUve of VlrgitrK, has been named by President
Trum an as. Acting Secretary of the
Interior. He will sorv* in that ca
pacity until a successor to Harold
I - lekes, resigned, Is nominated by
the I’trsident.
(nitrrnallonat)
MAPLE
LIVING ROOM
MAPLE BEDROOM
S u n n y M a p le f o r y o u r
liv in g ro o m . U p h o ls te re d
in c o lo rf u l s a ilc lo th , w ith
fu ll s p r i u g c o n s tr u c tio n .
lli’iiutiful Maple three piec
idle, lied;'Cheat of. Drawers,
IN A SUirttSI MOVt, Julius A.
Krug (above), 3if, former chairman
of the old. War Production Board,
waa pnminalcd by President T ium aa ax Secretary of the Interior to
succeed Harold L- leges, resigned.
If confirmed by t h l Senate. Krug
will-become one of the ’youngest
Cabinet members In the history <<f
the United Slate*. (InJrrnallonal)
"fAHTAIT" tAlUAl ITttVfl
iJnpaintcd
Chests
MIS-MATCHED .
BEDROOM SUITES
You can have the
: fun of, painting
thin c W it the
color of y o u r
c h o ic e !
Four
U r u e ro p m y
rdjawers. it ; ia
u |tr <1i I y contrilcted .'' •
ttotos r»>*‘ TeUertd will, Iw m J eadi, wLsgwi u<hi.
vsnlbl*. Wwb to lUX. t o i y M t o Cvtort. •***. Ilv*. b u , M
Orvee. ttoto CsUr f.D bed Use. I t a lOMx. '
\V e h a v e
iccen t h a t
Icd in to '’h e y w e re
o $ 1 4 5 .6 0
a lu in jh c r o f o d d
h a v e bep n a s s o m b e d ro o m g r o u p s ,
o r ig in a lly v a lu e d
e a c h s u ite . N o w
reduced to
1 0 .9 8 up
Kitchen
Cabinets
AC^0KDlh[0 to Plrlm* fttk itsler
T(5c^k,.ni*o ikit.g ol Csnsda. hlx
i v eminent has - loiuiched ia . Inv c ;lly jtim Into the disclosure ot
anrf MnSrlaHtittP*
if secret and
cbnfidcnUal" ieufcsLa
in lo n m , tkm—rap ^rtectnbeeuncernedw ittr
kPlsmie r n c r g y -to -iflemberp <jl • .
hlerelgn Hi-mon in 0lpiw a.‘1 > * n ly ^
»t^o rrfen hive’ been d etailed for,
•(tiujiUtmliig by Use Royal Canadian
d a u n te d police,
tInl*m^Up*wl) i
A
c a b irp t- 1
hirge ,1 1nolp ufn
covered work top
and plenty *df a lo r age apace.
« a ,
lock f a l l o f
e c e a and
s fh t level.1
Because.grovs vakisa are fer ia
M a t o f, normal,
M r/ Savage
reduced! . •
�VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
*
Canada Says
•RedsActedOn
Board Reports Agents
Told To Get Data
On Atomic Bombs.
, 1Shells And Troops
OTTAWA, Mar. 4. ( A P .) rh e Canadian government has
mad® public a report charRin? th a t Russian agents who
gathered secret information
In Canada w ere acting on
direct order from Moscow.
. The report was subm itted to
Prim e M inister Mackenzie
'% King b y a .tw o-m an'royal in
—
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
M - 1■
vestigating commission.
According to the findings of
the commission, the Soviet agents
were told to assemble d ata not
onljr about th e 'a to m lc 'b o m b ,-b u t
aUo on electronic shells end the
movements of American, Cana
dian ahd Breillinn troops. The
commission says f t has evdcnce
th a t the espionage was cerred
onby certain members of the
let Ei
Soviet
Embassy stamm (a O ttawa.
In A ugust of la st year, the re
ports says, the Russian agents
ware told to obtain Information
on the tran fer of American troops
from Europe to the United States
and the Pacific. The m ilitary atla th e pf the Soviet Embassy In
O ttaw a, Cot. Zalmthi, allegedly
was asked to find out the loca
tions of headquarters of 20 Ameri
can Arm y divisions of corps, and
headquarters of the United States
N inth Army.
Nazi Policy
Boss Says He
Baseball Returns.
Indicate Success
Ccnensl M anag er. Claude A.
Whiddon of the Sanford illaspball Association announced to
day th a t returns on the current
sale of season passes to raise J ii1111n —ilk .which toV operate <
the baseball club this summer,
seems to . IndicaUr that Sanford
will be ' r*»r«»ellf«lt i n - t h e
Florida g ta te I-eaguc.
“Although we are unable to
even give, an official estlm ata
of the nuaibrr of passes sold,*'
Mr. Whiddon asserted, the
drive appears to have met
with the approval of the fans.
•Since si* • different civic or
ganisations are handling the
sale of t h , tickets, an official
report caiyibt be announced,
he added.
II
Possibilities Of
Latin American
TradeJ Revealed
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Associated Press 1-eased lVirp
•MONDAY, .MARCH 4. 1916
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NUMBER 119*
~ —Tk.
otiations
LKaltenbruner S t a t e n
. He Was In Indirect
Contact With Ur S;
OSS Representative
Toutfh Ride For Picket Nabbed In Philly Riots
NUERNDERG, Mar. 4. .(4*)Scar-faced E rnst Kaltcnliruncr,
number two boss of Nasi police.'
told the Nuernberg war crim -s
tribunal today th a t h r had w o rk -’
ed
toward achieving
p c a . 'i , ,
through |h e headquarters of th?
American; Office of S trateg 'c
flcrvice. In Switzerland. The de
claration was made by Kaltcnbruner'a attorney who alto claim
ed his client was in indirect con.tact at one time with a Mr. Dul
les, who he described as a secret
late President Rooso-
CIO Discussions*.
Rain Damages In GM,
With Mediator Are
ThisA fter--r
Plant City Area Resumed
n o o n In Detroit
Termed Critical John J- Moran, president
W ilu rtn
IV ie n a
State Restroom
Clean-up Drive
Gets Cooperation
Negro Youth Hurt
WBen Struck By Car
the
independent
w>e in
u e |» c n a e n i rFedcrae o c ra tion of long lines telephono
workers, following n breakup of negotiations early thia
m orning in the union’s wage
dispute with the Am erican
Telephone a n d Telegraph
Company, asserted today th a t
a nationwide tleup of tele
Of ^Adjustment Job
British Official To
Speak Before West
minster Col le ire
iiv is i
*
* “J*‘
CountyCommisHioncrs
Will Meet Tomorrow
had been •atabbed in th*. left,
In Navy CeremonleH
Homer Hensley; 55
^Dies This Morning
tea
T
Proper Lighting Is Discussed By
H. Watson At lions Club Meeting
Visitor PraiHes Taste
a
u
t t
pus Schmah To Barbecue Two Ton^ Of
Meat For Veterans Day Celebration
J
Fisherman Catches
Own Rod And Reel
w. r "
loyee
*»
;-*V
Higgins Hopeful ^Laura i\lae Brown Churchill And
Mrs. Emoline L<jw.Vr
’ Rivlr nrojedt > SshoimeAlter ARO
p __ _
Died Sunday Morning:’
Duty In Europe Truman Enroute
Cruihley- Says Red
Still Possible
To Fulton, Mo.
Cross Is In Midst
Mnnafccr S a t i s f i e d
With Presentation Theater
Before Committee
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Mar. 4
(Special)-- “ Heavy rain dam age
roused |o straw berry crons In the
producing nrca obout I’lnnl City
has uridt-d a critical situation
fur growers, hampered by the phone- service, effective a t 6:00
2 fi-e*nt per pint ceiling which o'clock Thursday rooming, new
« r have fought throughout the appears inevitable.
"The union’s demand of 18H
enrrent season,'' said William L.
Wilson, director of Florida S tate cents per hour, which have not
Farm ers’ M arkets, today. "A s a been met up until now, and the
icsult of ibis emergency condi company's offer of approxim ate
tion I have Wired E7 A.'.M eyer, l y 15 center leave ua with but
direct, r of Ihe Fruit and Vege one alternative n n d .lh a t is to
table llrnnch of the United States complete our arrangem ent* fo r
declared
I h-pur Intent of A griculture, re- -U -strike.’’
......... —
- Moran,
, - .. whoso.
questing quick action to aid our union claims a membership ol
producers.”
11,000. 11c added: "We WiU
“The ties (ruction mul iluiniiiif 1 f l ; 0 U
o clock ThuriAay
by thr# rniti* of th# last morninjr.M
«!«•>» mrnn® th«t unlcm > Vlct rr#*M#nt Ccorice Dring of
ceiling* iii«* rnisnl or removed I the AT A T ’*l»ng line#
ct ni|t|pte|y i:r«»urm m#v suffer , nient snyn the company ha# augtli«n^f ioo«ly 1*ii 111 this rn irr^ n u y <
a Cuntliountion of negotia*
con«ti!iun developed, theie ha<l | Uun# but no date has hern aet
Ihm’h every reason t*» rrjirc t a ’ for another meeting,
continued- heavy volume moveMoran stated he. will go to
merit ftam the I’lsnt City a t,., ; W ashington only if summoned to
f‘'t some weeks. It now ap pears,d o no by Federal officials. United
that this volume will be d iastiral- Stales csnclltaurr I'stvr Manno
Iv reduced. Unles* growers are pointed out that liecausr nego
allowed t«) sell their few rem ain tiations dre badly dentllockcd, he
ing lierrie* to liettrr ailvantngw will refer the entire problem to
than tins thusfur been permitted, W ashington and aw ait • fu rth er
their over-all .retu rn s on their advice from the I.aIvor D epartm ent
year’s work In production cf this (A/rrent 'negotiations are being
lustily-crop will be seriously — held in New York City.
and 1 mean seriously — affected.”
Meanwhile, negotiation* in th e
Wilson declared.
General Ifdotors diipute returned
“ N’o Governmental action can this afteH ’oon. Origin!
noJjg, a nego
<C.M.IIaa»U rvooa l ' « > Sisl
tiatin g 4***ion wa* iSaBiuled lo r
,_U ino^nn)* but wa* RMtpdnad
a t lh« .union* request.
Capt. Carlos Fallon nj*n>'
ells Kotanans
l>eeas Ana culture
Three Persons
**
Unemployment Pay
. » 4 ,
| of
i r o n t 101
Wires IISDA
Requesting Action
On Berry “ Ceilings
i i llSO n
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'
_
-
i n r A ntoriATCU i*r k i i i
i r \ . Dulles
. n
Alien
la laid to have II-‘
’ reeled OSS operations in Ger - 1
front across the Swiss fronrp i i
u
* n „ Q A / tier and is credited with e*pe<l|.
I
U t ting arrangem ents for the German
N p n r i a A n r i P u l t n r a s armlstic* in northern Italy.G erm any', one-lim e financial
wizard, H jalm ar Schmacht, claims
^
Capt. C arlo*'F allo n , a Colum- he conspired In 1938 w llh’ dlseonV
hian, o f the United States Army, tented German generals to overnow stationed a t the Orlando Air throw -Adolf IlTtlei* and Install
llase, told the Botany Club today himself as the head of u new
'
that the possibilities for world R , | c h
government.
-Schsejit
peace would M Immensely Im- e|* |m i u ,e pj0t failed l*esu»e a
proved through an amalgamation German
diviilonat
commander
of the people of th e Western Hem- |oa| his nerve.
{sphere.
Schacht also admits that in
Pointing out that there are 130.- May. , m
when the Jubilant Hit000,000 Latin Americans, blessed ter
r|ding high, he declared
itfi an —
"enthusiastic”
birth
rats,
.v .ls - s u "
th . Fuehrer: “may Go<l protect
and th a t the industrial production you;"
of the United States Is one-half
These and other facta are di»of the entire world. Capt. Fallon, (loeed today in the release of
said that the 270,000,000 people transcripts o f the interrogation
qf the United States and Latin of 8ehacht by American intalllAmerica togethar can "maka gene* officers.
world peace w hether the rest *f
When 8chacht wes asked why
NEW OUTBREAKS whlrli followed nt tempts at m a n picketing by some dOOO strikers at
the world like# It or not.”
he wished H itler well and sat DURING
Indicating the tremendous com listening -to H itler ran t after the the Philadelphia,G eneral Electric p la n t.'o n e of 18 pickets arrested for defying n court injunction
mercial p o s s ib ility
of Latin fall of France, 8chacht replied: is pushed into n police motorcycle sidecar and taken to the policp station. Free-for-all fights wen*
American trade, Capt.
pt. Fallon
Fi
said
“ I did not w ant to commit sui frequent its mounted iWdicc and patrolmen I roke u p parade line. A general city-wide sympathy demon
JACKSONVILLE, War. 4. (Spe th a t after the people of the Uni cide. If you h are to deal with stration by CIO Union* w as. being considered. ( In irrnational Houndplioio)
cial)— The state-w ide filling s ta ted 8 tates have been gupplled a gangster, then it is very d iffi
tion restroom cle a n u p campaign with all the automobiles and r a cult to (tick to honesty your
la meeting with outstanding co dios they want, we nmy be look self without d ik in g your 4M*.“
operation from both -the retro - ing around for new markets and
th a t wa will find JJM(a ta the
south where the parade net only
asked to cooperate, according to have the money to pay for thsm,
but also, unlike the Chinese, or
S tate Board of H ealth officials.
V irtually every m ajor oil com- the people of Indie, have the deMr*
Kmelinc. V. Lewi*. 75
Paym ent of iinemnlayment com
tcsatwsb-c Ob r s i t ■•*>
y ear, old, died nt her home on
pany In the sta ta has replied to
pensation were made in Seminole
roeuMvcwn
Mis*
I
aura
Mae
tlru]
1021 Elm Avenue suddenly Sun
S tate Health, officer Dr. Wilson T
during the* week end
t American Red Cross woir tr r and
day morning at 5:00 o'clock, k in .
8 owder*s request th a t more a t
ing F eb ru tu ry 16 to three per
daughter
of
Mr*.
G.
H.
Brown,
Lewi* hud made her home in
tention be given the ‘‘uncleanly.’’
sona, Chairman Carl U. Smith
has returned from the European
Sanford for Ihe past seven years
condition of (heir restrooms and
of
th*
Florida
Industrial
Com
of
0
|wralion»
nflcr
p
a
rti
and attended the First Presby
h a te passed the w arning on to
W ith the Army -atifl Navy
mission reported.
cipating in Red l.rosa activities
terian Church. She was horn • training to YneFt a June 1948
a
their field offlees and local staThroughout
Florida,
1125,000
In
England
and
Germany
for
a
Jlmmie
I-ee
Vickers,
email
May
fi.
|H7o
hi Jacksonville, N- demobilization deadline, Red Cross
™ Uon*.
wa* paid out in compensation to
period of lit months.
IJ
This time, however, I)r. Sowder negro Iwy had. hi* leg broken 7,400 unemployed •
chapter worker*, not only ■ In
Miss Blown entered the Red
Expressing h i, feeling that tin
W A SH IN G TO N . Mat t. bP)— ! Survivors include |wo brothers. Snnfxrd
directed his broadside to the pub and suffered minor Injuries when
but
throughout
the
Maximum
payment*
a
te
tlf>
Cross
>ei
vice
in
August,
l!>tl.
on
Friday
afternoon
h#
ran
In
Senate sub-appropriation-, I'om
\ native son Is nil his way to A
lic. “ We know from long ex
VniiNcss
of
Sanford
and
a week fo r 16 weeks. Only those
received her Im ining nt the Missouri till, aftPiqiHin. but f"r Frank VanNes* of Towado, N 'J.; country, find th rm selv * in the
perience and many approach** front of a Iluick Sedan driven registered as availablo fur su it m ittre won favorable to I lie M She
midst of the nation's greatent
American University in Washing
th a t people are not always as by Louis W right, colored, of 718 able employment are qualified Jnhlit Rlvsr deepening pr'*)o-‘l Ion nint latei -underwent s brief ihe first time since his hoine- one strpdnughtrr, Mi n .May E. postw ar adjustm ent job. Ii. B.
,
tmoiiig* u> 1‘iesi.b'iii, H arry T ru Lewis of Brooklyn, N.Y and f^ iia ile y ,. chairman of tho '1946
Etiwurd Higgins, liiuungcr oi th . ' on 11ft
neat and tidy when it comes to East Eighth Street: The accident to recieve the 1 paym ents.
Em Seminole Coilnly Chnmlier of | C\t*nsi on course at Camp Lee. man will yield to another the
oiV E ast - Thirteenth
using public restroom s as they occurred
srvernl
nieces
and
nephew*.
American Bed,Cross Fund appeal
ployers with openings for the Commerce, who returned Sunds- -*a.
customary spotlight
should be. Thera are always two S treet at Clark Avenue. The boy classes
Funeral services wdl l>«- con- for Seminole County, declared
of workers unemployed ■ • r «*a hearing
She .mb-1
for overseas service
|||^
Son
is'
»tho
•*»:
nMibji-rt
tll'J t I I
I
%
Mr. Tinman is traveling to ducted ut tho Erickson Funeral today. .
sides to evsrv m issio n , ami this was taken for treatm ent to may contact, the nearest office of •fro
“d irty restroom '' situation cer^ Fernald-Laughton Memorflil lloa- U»a U. 8 . Employment Service for WftahinKtun, Unlay c*K|»yr#i»r<| hojirlftr,o Imulril » ( l«lYcr|ool In Sepl Fultnn, Mo., aboard a .special Home this afternoon at 4:00
By June, he estim ated, there *
that the 8 ti Johns-luikr .Harney jm t^ r. 11MI. Mm bvss sent to presidential train with former o’clock with the Uev. J. JI. Root
a talnly haa two. The public ear- pital, It was reported to police. “ referral*.'
will be cloie' to 15,000,000 vet
Another hospital case to roach
project, which will- take n « o n .- llf n'l':"
nw"11 • " ewlgnmenL BiilialkJp’rim e . Minister WinstUn officiating. The remains wrfll be eran* of World W ar II back In
tu« th* service station operator*.
P aym ents in Jh la county dur parntivbly small amount of mone\'. I Shortly, she was sent to assist (Tnirclilil.
attention of police w u a
•
Wa believe th a t If thoaa using th* th*
sent to 'N ew ark, N'.J. for burial. civilian life. This is mdre than
cutting affray a t the Georgia ing the week were mad* to one will be retained In the final bill
operation of a Iteil Cross
They left, Washington
this
restroom s would b« a bit more ea r on the 8
three tim es the num ber of IDinffSouthwest
Road In auto:m e*hanlr. one mi[il and two
club
nt
Weytiioiilh.
England
L
a
<
Mr. Higgins stn trd flint In* a*
ronderoed about their (the r**tafternoon and will arrive in
v eteran , front Sanford u8d ‘ 8emoldsboro which is -popularly peraoh not qualified. .
well satisfied with the present i ter she wa* v-nt to I'aris and was Fulton in time for Churchill’*
,, room*)j - appeal.
appearance when they known
wnr*. he saUL
a* the “ Bucket of Blood. ’
t|i>n before the . Sub-Approprl.i appointed dliertor of - tlje lied scheduled foreign uffnirs address
Ibav* as when they enter them.
"On the locsl Bed Cross rhsp-’
Lawrence, n e g r o v u ^ l n e f l P f l f t i l l l D R t P H
tien* Com m ittee.'in w hiciv.hr ha.I Cross rlnh bi lli^m rrhnvrn, f itr before W estminster t'ollegif to.
the. station operators wouldn't Johnny
ter deinlves the Job of rqgttnuine
treated a t the hoapltal aftgr h # ' " “ , , : “ 1
^
the.aisslstance'of Senators Chorle. many. While rnroiitr from Ger morrow night.
h at* such a Job keeping the rooms
the Beil Croes service to which
O. Andrews and Clnudi* I'rpprr many to the United States, M in
el ken.”
Mr. Trum an's sole function at
*Th*i lion rd of County Com veteran* (run Sanford nmf Sem
aide above the hip. Charlie
“
and Congressman Joe HcnilrlrW Brown visited in Iretimark, Swil- Fulton, where 30.0(H) ate expected missioners, who -will m rrl Tues inole County liernnte *ccualome<l
Lemon, negro who was
| 8 2t Ralph E. Hines of I^.ng Both Vepper and Hendricks, were | tcrland and I’aris. She sailed
by Deputy Jack Hickson o n _ a , woo<J , m tm b tr of lhe ‘ Untt.d present at the henring, and a-l from Lellm ir aboard tho Unilial to jam the town to sue the two day morning at to no o'clock in while In uniform." Mr. Crumley*^
dignitaries — will l«- to introduce regular monthly session, mny assertgd. "The family loo,” ho
cfvarge of having stabbed I jiw S tates Navy, recently perticipatvocated th at 8'12.’,.0Un be p la v 'l S ta te , Armv Transport George Churchill.
take up the innllrr of re-dis added, “ look* lo the Bed Cro »8
fenee, w is later released on bail. ad in the ceremonies aboard tho In
W ashington, landing in New York,
ihe Civil Function, Bill
Ilouover. Mr, Truman "tMII tributing ihe Commission'* dis for aid during t h i veteran's ^
1
‘a irc ra ft ^ carrier U. S. 8 . Ben- the St.. Johns River from I’nltka Veb. 21 .
Mirs Brown said she enjoyrd travel by train In Columbus, O., trict* in Sdnlnole County, O. P. transition to civBian life."
nfnghtori a t P eart. H arbor where to Lako Harney.
Homer Hensley. 56. died *t DINNP.K MEETING
“Tli# Red Cross ha* found th a t
her
t tour of duty oversea* and where he will be tho principal Herndon, county clerk, said thi*
Admiral
John
II.
Towers
reliav.
It was pointed out by Mr. Hig
6:46 o'clock this morning a t the
th* servicemen- often are »o
attraction tomorrow when he morning.
commented
that
Ihe
liuxs
bomba
ed
Admiral
Raymond
A.
Spruance
gins th a t thj* was one 'o f ninny'
Thin redistribution, n* pointed
home of kta ajater, Mrs. Allle r Poet No. 63 of th#
were not a* frig h tspeaka _ befora n special session out, would be In accordance with Nnzioua to relunw hom e lh»t they
a* commaader-ln-ehief
of the Florida projrcta wYidse sponsors over Ixmdon
''■Howell, 60l“ W *at F l n t ‘ S treet legion. Department of
are likely, tn igporc iiifdnnaUen
tho Feslcral Council of Church
ening
as
the.
V-2‘s.
*
United
State*
Fleet.
were requcllng the .Senate Ap
a recent constitutional am end on th e lr“ yight* and privileges a fte r an illness of one month, ,wtfl * hold a dinner meetl
es of C hrist in America.
Miss
Brown
nlso
said
sne
wa*
Th*
Bennington,
a*
•
unit
of
propriation Committee 4q niiieml
lie wo* born on D ee .'>4. 1890 night a t 7)00 o'clock a t
White House aides say there is ment adopted _ sod a supreme a s , veteran*.” Chairman Crufhley
fonfidrnt that ihe current Ameri
T ask Force 88 and 68, took p a rt the Civil Function* Dill mid
which requirrs the stated and pointed upt that "back .
a t Marble. N . C.. and had II
glotv Hut located on t)
n o . special significance to I h e ,court
# . . decision,
...... .
can
Jted
.
Crpss
campaign
for
tn
the
earrler-bom
a
strikes
amay be. two or three week* before
In Sanford for tba p a s t 10 v#<
home
veteran*
analyze
their
front. Plans fo r •' the
fart th a t Mr. Trum an Is making ,
^
^
fumla
would
be
successful
since
a
lru
t
the
Tokyo
Bay
area
end
Mr. yrum.ii
».VIW 1!S?t t t r Z . 1S r S S S n . *
the committcb -.report* t|io bill
future end begin making plani.
Hjs nresidence was a t 817 Celery lion Conference which la
many
of
the
military
and
navul
n
"o
th
er
alrlsea
.
assaults
against
out
treallau e* (r>m l’sa> Sis)
Lbasik of population.
ad to be held here Mar.
Aeemi
" I t I* then.” he staled, “th a t
the Japan*** Twmaland, two Jiveterans *e*k advice, afte r con
• A v e te ra n . of World W ar I, 31, will be discussed.
When # thi* I* done, he said, personnel now returned to the
U
nited-States
were
aware
of
ser
man
and
Okinawa.
. W ha waz a mechanic by trade.
R will go to a conference of the
sultation w ith their fanilliea.”
vices
of
.the
Bed
Cross
and
th*
The local campaign chairman
W Ha ls survived by the widow*.
Sen*t« and House A ppropriations
r
Committee where ap agreem ent effo rts put forth by the organi
•Iso declared th a t Rad Croes
'
Annie Rethn Hensley of
sation
to
ihi
everything
posilblo
chapter* af* kept fully Informed
It one eoa, Richard P.
rlll be worked out betweeh the
by 0^9 organization'* national
of the Wavy *ho la
(ow e and Ihe Senate. A fter ttnx. fo r Ihe mkn and women In the
armed
forces.
*
a t Mejova, California
headquarters on all regulation*
It will go to the * Senate floor
and other official m atter* affect
sisters, Mrs. Allle Howell
for a vote and back to the Ilou**
lly Julian Slenstrnm
line of march will Im' shorter so ing veteran*, and they have had
. Mrs. Joseph Relcfiart, both
fog approval of th* amendment.
George Touhy, general ch air the participant* will Intenaify long ezperlene* In this work aa
Innford; on# brother, Garland
r . light- cant pf person* peat middle age
man of the Chamber of Com their effort*.’’
well ea In handling more Int
af JackaonvUlej .n. sup
required gl***t*.
merce Veteran* Homecoming, Day
Al I-ee, chairman of the speed m ediate
personal end
fam ily
Alfred L. Ogloaby
He not only ad
advocated an ade•/, ap
appeared problems.
celebration, asserted today* th at boat race com m itted
with the Am e at TU
ta am ount
nint of artificial light,
j
/ - , i __ _
F irst Ikrwa* dog* *nd eat* re- Gu* Schmah, the m aestro of thp delighted to know th a t the parade
----- — --------------------—non, Ga,i a atop daughter,
■aid It m ust be diffused and r v r C ! _ „
MASONS TO MEET
Paulina Oglesby of llBfford,
not eoneantrated Ilk* a bull, eye O i S a n f o r d - C e l e r y ported, to b« throwing fit* wii barlieeue pit, ha* obtained more w»* going to be good. He Implied'
’
—
,
over 8 »nford—now the catfish than two ton* of m eet to se n rt th at th# main purpose of th a t
-----------■a) niece* and nophmeslig h t ht "brder to avoid undue* eye
•
,
Mr. and Mr*. . Fletcher- Bulls, have gon* 'wild In. tho 8 L John* th* citizen* and veteran* nf the event w ai to lead tha peopte to
Sanford Lodge No. 81. F and
•al services for Mr. Hetwcounty- w ho. will ‘atten a (he tha lake
e v e n ts
ka to t e ea - t h e speeding
speedingt< AM,
AM. will meet Tuesday evening
. . . .
,
ucted among 1421 Valencia Drive, have a* th e ig . River.
w ater alM
th* M
Masoi
sledss th a t would compete a t 7:30 o'clock in the
sionlc
Mr. and Mr*. E. E. Ma.
I f you don't believe It «*k reitlvitla*.
th a t
friends,“
• a i d fo r honor*.
bray from ttldorado. Ark., who W. E. Yezley of 8 L Louis, who
' “T hat
i Temple. Th* Master degree will
nty
iiwiiuw.. "is a lot of m eat,
e ra ' seeing the •!»** of l/ite r e tt 1 now living a t 219 la u re l A venue,' Rchmah,
A. C. Madden said th a t there be conferred. All M aster M aaesa
____ _ Florida^,
________
_ "Sanfonl..
___________
from
andr .w ho .I* th* fath er of tho especially In the»e day* of ecare- may be several highly contested are Invited to attend,
porfjr lig h ted / ha paid. Grade* In Central
H ere 10 percent bettor In proper- k r . Mabray sU tad th a t in hie H er.' W. P. Yr»tey of the F irs t :ity . Lean day* are upon ue and shuffleboard matches since Navy
Church.
j tn pork wa mu*t have f a t to men hay* Indicated thdy will • DEW ITT IS DISCHARGED
Ugh tod room*, he declared. opinion Florida ha* the grentzst C hristian
Us by windows* usually have opportunity and possibility o f 'a n y ' Equipped with a brand new rod make a good barbecue. But H challenge any who w ear tha Army
atate in the union, both from the and reel,
M r.. Yesley ventured wjllbe tasty, regardless.” Schmah uniform s for shuffleboard orfY Ue Kuteell L DeWIU of
•Uitdpoint of tourist* dnd- buil- forth
onFeb. 1® to glva battle ha* hi* crew lined up to handle glnally was a boat-deck sport. Osteen ha* been discharged from
repartng the feast, Madden •Iso asserted th a t any the Untied States Navy, accord*
ta w hatever monster* of the deep tb* task of prep
With tha idea th a t everybody
• who w anted to learn Ing to Information received today
Mr. Mabray I* a retired whole- m ight lurk In Lake Monro* by th*
..
some of tha finer pclnta of the’ from Hie Navel Personnel S tp o rJe produce m erchant who haa *** Well. Along.ceme a fereclou*
gem s would b t given instruction otion Center in Jacksonville.
bandied celery from Sanford. He catfish and yanked hook, line, for thl«
end playing tim e on Ut# courts
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commented favorably on th# fla rod and reel away from him and who ha_
free of charge.
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O FFIC ER KILLED
promised
,
vor and quality of Sanford Celery disappeared without a doe.
Touhy stated
elated .th a t while th a
BERLIN, Mar. 4, V n ~
L ast Saturday,
Bayv ha decided ta all .who witness it. Odham
which he aaid ie f a r auperlor ta
tab le In no way satisfied Office of tha American ~
an y grown In other sections o f 't r y hie luck a t fishing again— marked, when asked for a report com m utes
ing pol* a t tb* of recent development* on this th a t plana fo
forr-th
thee day's
d ay ’s activities M arshal
the country. Mr.‘ M abray ha* n ith l* lim a w ith • Ion,
Sanford Av*nu*. portion of th* program , "D on't w tre "In the bag," they did feel th a t a young Aroarlcan
goah ranch near Hot Spring*, I foot of North San
A rk^ feeding the tope of the cel-lT h ie tim e he wa* awarded by
tb' hi* goat* and ha found catching four nice, tam e eat fUn,
'Va. be not only a fattening and than ta make it a red letter
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IANFOKD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
-h »;??)»iTISTIT g
Charles
THURSDAY NIGHT AND EVERY
CHICKEN CHOP SUI
T H E « ^ N F O R P n E R A U i . S A N F O llD . F L O R ID A
TOO; If IT AWfAPEP HEg
,
1 Vocal Abiiitief
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
— A COMPLETE MEAL!
Roy Wants To See
Brin* Your Family
Famll.
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H o l l y w o o d —o h , i do auythinir for a »tory—ro hire-1 w » .
perched on H 'ahlp'a railing a n t
warbling T ill Vfe M fil A g aln "
w llb -a -
ROY JOHNSON'S BED BARN
R ESTA U RA N T.
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“You have a file* voice." raid
Tenor Cbarlca Kullnian. pride | | l
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lilp ^ ^ P L E T C
IP E R IS N l^D EMPLOYERS
iW llW ltrofiritiJ' <to: tor on a Ru»-j
flan nalllnfc ve»»rl In 1^C5 who
encourages Seaman Nicky JUiaeSy-Koriokov in ntualcnl comnoailion by Ringing hia mplodies.
Jean Pierre Aumont play* *be
rompoaefT’-
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(Cullman la brown.e/i*l, frhntl- ‘
ly, interne. Ilia gray-flecked h air!
waa ’ allekt I bark with make-up ■
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Phone 558
f y .n
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Mr* Anlfc
for the pb
rival IftTi
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Let lur-malfo a
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photograph you
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WHIN IT COMfS TO HOBBIIS, we*r* itrlctl the ttttr.p or nib 1
ioficcupa type. Of more courageous Huff >Tcil KauXtiwta. pl
L. I., N. Y.. n UoUblc-ehoOtcr in AJ-adlo factory.
front lil.t daily rhores he
up .k« a -fire-eater,
name thrower. IW e
Ted U.tttoWn blowing a huge ball of d»inc.
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m u 1‘dnimae *et» p retty hefty.
btrtaantr-IMnW ,-ti,r Initanc*. or
ifreMwnT J r 'ttn rrtll.i deribri.!,
’TbdflV yrfn
*lng:r» lire Clfy
•be,' • i'y ;r>*» f*Id uneel, tte a n or
•eb er/d w I- tin- Hmxui.1™ irt- i
tymv^nH vlyuel iWfrhTk, Ktrtad will no;
,
rhK -^a rt 1n nice wpmiumifW;
itilghl -way >'n« reft i m eat • >j
trurndtl-m 'period. HheVv«l«»i
greateet W avnirian iid b o "f
Will tr c a n u ri! gl-
fr y
•‘i ■waa tMitti in Srw ltnveri,
Ci>nn.. rm-l ahjn-ii-1 m Ire a dec
(«h"*Ue efh.led at-th e rOin.-WU n r e !
iirh in Movie
" f • tnditvj pv*rmedkw at TaM tHit - j t in ‘.o th
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HUBERT E. COX,
P U O T O f J ttA P H E R
fHE SANFORD HERALD IS DELIVERED DAILY
L Jv S K ^ S T U D IO
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TO OVER a,000 SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY
> A a for
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the rime the lie: audience filntl >l
VK;B- plum p H ritia m iro -v ig il ,4u-
HOMES AND IS READ. BY OVKR-10,000 PEOPLE!
feted the- vusfv *ln. k akir. abbur
hr* kn‘« for-La Lie-ond*.-“To.
Experience Unnccctwary
day you *ee yeang-looking men
• Paid while learning
like Ni«b ytnruni iwtd Jamea Meltrtt.” '
• . Frequent Increase*.
'•'•Kullmnn (pwiouncrd^ QOQ1.
• Otertlm e pay
niuh) ' rrfelny the Mrtrb;olAt.
• Paid vacations
Opera rrmj*»ny on tour in OjWB• Taxi-cab a e r V l c e fa fBVid, Ohio, h> April.’ He lil.'Ci
• late hours*1 ................. XavierTfitatV raytninfc tamkAi
and rbumbna Sinatra'?
"Any man who can get lO.OO'l,ood people t^ litVn taeh|nl'mu*t
he good And Cr-isly. to-Me.
Saturdays 8 - U
feomcthlng that will g > on foir-
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S5INO Hit TITULAR CHURCH of Snlnta John and Paul In Komi
d i n i ^ ^ I b n g f t a M e w York la thowrt khortly after b a re*
Uge Of o l ■ Uto from Uie church aUff. Tho new cardinal/!
tance tpccch «aid, ‘T he martyrdom og American a o ld itn h it
aiiMvcttai peace for which they died." (fidcnw lloM l A'oui
Peninsular C prttreM ^P a
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YOU DRIVE IT!
R e p re s e n ta tiv e
P l^ o p e 9 * 2 -4
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n> WILL CUIMH’.BY
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MBMPIIffl. Tcnn —Billy F.vadW*
typew riter thomplTfg |ir.-*idetu of
l | » Houtbem Ha*eball A«i<icU«
•ton, h«» d H h rl Up lom e Bn.tnO,
eord* on leegbe banxralng* a v i l
pereeaaUUev to help DJ<le eporta
Write* o v rv th e u In te r<bunt||.<(
N eal ta^^bdleha'I.' - J lr v i. ick n im f e - '- a /J ^ n tp ^ r t* w riting It
hia Wg InAr. Ro lte“1»ajrw*vifcl-eU
the tw o ‘to lieeome ptrhana the
only eaecutivi. In 'the- diamond
; art'm e ro aanre ae hle-own news,
bureau.
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And the chunky Ohioan with'
the Inevltel'le b*w tie doc.cr»,|.
•pern jfae adjtctivem
. Bvan* write* ^ e r y ifno of the
ropy htmaelf although ,Ma Mere,
tary* >Oiiidfe tlngler. help* a l It
fh th e’ dally accumulation of tua*
tmiol: /
.
■fA few of tha hahilouta are (to*
liitiral but >fnMt .dft- them are
HV». to l* e rtln a V iU e m » -.ffa tu * v
CLASSIFIED ADS
NEWS. TOO!
You can find mnnv intoreMinir t himr.t• ia» tin:
clnsMifivd coiumridYf thp*
Herald. If vou havo
'ilomt'thhuf to ttoll’vir tiiiy
try n chiHijfflrd- m l f o r .
Quick rrsn lfs! * * •* • '
aruSo d «
JbUTTWll** d
. They Inc
omgiring
veer*' '.a*
your Dn- Cleaning wift yo^r
W., yte off^r you A Complete■
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icrtcab
the .Brasilian government, thd
rom m lttee diacuaaed’ pfaaeration
Ibr a g * n * > a l-e iiw W p .o t 'ihv
aa llia q q rap tak lk aj ita porpu»c
U to deveiog-atatistlr* of • ualferra amt ooatparalile basis (unong
the nationi of NoHH. and Bouth
Because it has become necessary to. Hdvunce
lcyel we are forced for the f ^ t time since
tho buaihesa in .1940 to adYW o$. tye, chafes c
our shop tq *2.00 per hour, attentive M a ^ t:
We wish to.
IF YOU WANT
each and e'
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�M O N D A Y ,’ M A R C H
F L d rm jA t
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e Sanford Herald
»ho»n
UNFINISHED JOB
A man stood on a 'b rid g e . Overhead in the dusky sky
snow white ibis flu ttered around and glided down to* the
river's bonk w here well, fed cattle grazed on the luscious
S a lllil we aaew«4 *to*a atatter
O tntot rr, lata, ms a * r«*t orrtr*
U la a tore, riirito, -ator, the a**
BOLLAKD L, DICAJf
OOSIMIN tlMV
Stoarw *«M««r
fC a s c m m o s iiatks
rani»to «■ asvaaee
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P f M W k M to « « !» •
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■lira' afeall •*•*» *)•*••**"
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th at
hr i v not,
in
thin
particular, a fiir-mlSded, unpre
judiced American.
L. e t a Physician
Do*the Diagnosing
The m an-leaned over the rail watching tha*d«rk swirls
ing w aters In th e river below, His long white beard, streaked
with tobacco juice, was covered with the grim y dust of
a hundred highw ays. His pants were patched and. hung in
bags as if slept in, night a fte r night. His h a t was*old and
battered; his shoQ , gone a t tho toes and down a t the he^lp:
Hitching th e collar of his ragged coat a little highei
around his neck w ith 'h a n d s th a t were gparletf and shook
from age as th e chill evening wind swept dbvfn th e rlvei
toward the brilliant gold of a rapidly setting sun, deep
soulful penetrating eyes peered.out from beneath the bushy
.white eyebrows which topped his burnished w eather
eather
beaten face. Theret-was lii.them the look of a mUn whose
world had passed<nim by and whose sun had already set.
- S u d d en ly th e old wooden bridge rattled and trembled
under the w eight of t giant red and white van 0 ( Sw ift £
Co., loaded w ith beef. The old man gated a fte r Jj intently,
hungrily? A sparrow hovering nearby darted toward him,
poOkcd viciously a t hid face, dexterously snatching up some
naysoed in hia nfatted 'beard, and sailed away- Thtf-old m an
slowly turned his head back to-thcr liver and .spit into the
dark and gloomy water,
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I fa r r * » V I I f r t -I—
itrSrr t e n i a are ala* ft
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The Boy Next Dpor
By. W. V. Billing
Touch ion Drag Co..
a-
W hat you think la lha source
ff your m alady and w hat the
doctor a a y r hu»y be dlam etrl-
__I of
n# .tnilVia
lolly oppoultc, «nd
:our*e
colli for different treatment.
The doctor’i diagnosis, may
jVHeve - yoor quod—of vague
ferr* and accurate treatm ent
pnd haaten recovery.
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' T it dally around with iym ptoma b u t naif undentood,' to 0£v
cept the advise of friend* or of
PACK A G E S T O h tD -
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Itt II. ARCADl BIRO. JkchfriW /
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• The boy next tioor has come homo. He’s w histling .u r
th e 's tre e t a g a in 7 He's w earing gaudy tiecktlcs ipul rompit'ig With his dog. He’s gettin g a-civ’illah job and his uniform
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ONDAV, MARCH 4, 1046
‘BlBLB V B R tK rOR
t 6»AY
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W e h a r d e n -our h ea rts
BY • PAJLURB TO- PBAtrriJCIv
Home-made fhjtb*i! n«odjo jot®
uitinc*. Royji fam oui Hamburger
marl with; coffea and cuke. % :
Drliciou* potato aalwl, aaltiuos,
* W * - g - grilled thecae aandw kh, coffee ami
cakt.
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' (From Poetry)
HOW U no bargain. ru
Americans who have sacrifice^! their strength to the com
mon cause..
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forego the fleth made manifest
As
a
great
peacetim
e
organization
w hich-w dnt-to war
disdain the proffered, pli
when other^RaaciMiivIria^ATjierioan -rtvHiafm d l d r t tl ir R c d
Cross will follow through toward victory and-devote itself
T ra fp r we mu*l Urn muted horn
promising gulden thing*
greatly t o ’ the w elfare ?f hospitalized and home-coming
Ealf-guasaed," half-hid behind the
v e te r a n s ;'it w ill'continue^ to offer services to -th e * men,
storm
and women still in-uniform . It will.be able to concentrate
of the trum pet'* solid awing.
now on a c ta 'o f peacetim e mercy* on relief for war-caused
Past la a throb of beaten drum* suffering, the world over-'
piano counterpoint
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Thin-Is your Bed Cross, your opportunity Vo welcome
to h uiky tong* and vivid love*
home
the boy n e x t door, the i>oj'*in your-ow n Jrom e,' b>
foretold In another joint.
buying a share in fhe-broad responslbitities of this i^ s t
How U» becoming: no horn outeoar*
Its* hlghsst promlae*;
tnhtn ced by hearing a face I* fair
—lh* future aluray* I*. ' •
CLINTON WILLIAMS.
1 Hoy Johnson's Red Bam Restaurant
fu tility ,- Jh* Jjibor Department,
J u it take, o ut look at the Wagner
a rt, which u u t '-ap * a to \liru ln b h -causes of*-labor dlaptftei.’
How ha* th a t auperb bit of
■trike-preventing legpdatlon work
ed o u t: *
In the y far the W agner- act
wa* adopted, 1U3S. there were
ZIHB tirlk e r, with 1,117,000 w ork
er* involved and 1.1.4)6,000 ntaiir
«i«yr lo*^ In 1014, a fte r the
beneficent W agner act had been
"diminishing cau*e* af labor d b pdtaa” for f|0 year*, thare- ware
l t a bh»hed r «yitem‘
construction. M ° r ? a.n ’- f , r m h " * 8,VCn D ’500'000
[how your preai
r columnUte, - It
Almost all o th er large American libraries seem to be'
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ilpg of a ahock ti
olther packed 4o th e ro o f or,"despite Aheir handsoowt a tru c-j
tureA, to be fading this* situation approaching'in the nex^
« hlmaalf. Wo hopo th a t
III , naver atoop *o tow a* to few years.- No wonder President Conant of H arvard saya in
illd to anyone holding public his new a n n u a l-re p o rt th a t n o t long-ago the •university
authorities were "wondering, w hether by the year. 2,000
th e r e a t of .the ‘Unlversltj-vwould'bo merely an annex to an
piovnt Itself fneffetUvc tmd ob-*
nf . i . , »»■.,„ i.
rtf why. * -* [t ' m»»«JdlaU
denunit fo r * armin' »nrt of
machinerj*.'*
T h r’ So-rtslnryV bfa*'. 1>
ed agHiiml a mild upprbr.
"new irtachiaary," the Ca*
make* a atap
ard putting into law. the ju»t
TRY i r ONE W EEK
AND LET
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JUDtiE
HOUGH’S* DOG F d O b
Made From Frtdi Beef
and. Vegetable* .
tg, ahould nut
members, , aa
well ta the International organ
lintion, be reaponalbta to the com
jja n y -fo r an y ’ damage* nuatoined
j
Ik
c l in g in g t o a w r e c k
TAMPA* TRIBUNE
■H e rb e rt • Hoover, commenting
■h food rationing, say* let* food
barr*
Product - N o t Canhed “ lb« * •
bold at all leading marketa—
Aak your local butcherl
*
question of w hat to do w ith large book .collections,
*
vSi2r
*
Styles To Suit Every rPurpose
Prices To Suit Every Purse
•rf In Miami th a 'o th o c day
waartng woman‘s clothes- *H
way from nylon (lockings to
fly aw atter bat.
Wa can space problem?. W hen ■cfentlstd'’■settle' the deatiniea of the
•ra u n d ' hta wanting to - lm- atomic bomb, perhaps th e /, ash turn, th eir attention do tho
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a u coniumed in thwTlFat World
imi i
. hi
im
vi^cwui
wonti
■ppoalng a mild -and U m
pire*, of ItglilaU on which
w »r
rhan It t i a a crime "to have
hoyw than flv*; pound*, of augar
■' your poaaeaalon
Rationing
if food Ilka prohibition break*
of
/ We liked. SacrcUfy H
the
conw tieneea
and
Use Your C redit
Open an
A ccountW ithU H
nac*a-
Whal become* of our chfHal
democracy, \ a free pcopft in
abject .In hlu*lupine iubm illion to th a ui
nation, what happen* to til* man wa* hla cri
:lpU*‘W>f-the -Oeclai’ailon and
( v a r s n tn * of lha Conatltn-
to a v a il majority- of
Jf to Inrade Ctech oil ova kill Itan piIItens* Innocent victlmo of
p ji* t aa wrong for Kuula tv cliur l»iWat|bn, tho right to
to annex Manchuria or. Iran •'life, liberty amd lire, pursuit uf
[Or Italy to* conquer Ethiopia
for Japan to invade China.
hapoonlng.
now in Hew York City, wnaro a
•trlko paralysing all traniportq-
Chartar
8,OOO.WiO
.If Hu m lan*t
Unllad StatcOf Ur. SehwSUeii- us, and plainly before that* public
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Only » mile* S outh.of Sanford
High A y |T . Drive *«».
• anti to »*• yon- Open 11 A. M. to llilO F. M. Clo*0d
Tu today.
'giganUc library which wits expected to meet ail neetis in d ef- 1 ab-lke*, ti(.Up*
initejy, han ju s t been forced to plan a specinl buildiffg’ fo r j of day* of en
boo Kit useful jo undirgradpates, th ere b y IiTcidentally ro -l*
lleving tire strain .on tne rin in ’ library, Thomas W. Lam ont
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iAJNCH SUGfll&TIONS
WHAT W E PBKACII BY PALI.INQ SHORT OF.OTJR HIGHEST
IDEALS; Harden not your. bearU.
-rtHbV 3:8.
dkken* did hn, fin.
Sparkling Burgundy,
For a brighter dinner
tonight — a glass of
sparkling burgundy'
Durable
Practical .
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T IIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FI,01UDA
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ffu m n ii i i ii t m t i iii m i m t i
Mrs. Babcock Given
Honor Of Art Judge Miss Marjorie June Burdick Weds
Ensign Vincent A. Daley, U. S. N. R.
fttji,. Mildred ltabeock of this
. Society Editor i Cecelia Truluek
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retirem ent\pay, which ps«-ed itjjtb v Revolutionary War receieeJ
!**» lu 1D.+J.
(
j only StWdn.Oftflf* W ar o f W I3
,
i unit
War with Mexttisl increase*
in veterans
l*rm*.... Civil ...
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In-Ua-r tvJ s 195,700,7715 I. .
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| War with Spuln 12.1X3,476.253,1
Hill collett intirht In*
iJilliiitii j
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• as <" a f*?^ t ai* 1
But if such I rg trial Ion a* t, torn..- I flni1 U,1tM
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•'III is enacted, the cost might '*.*
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Tele. No, 148 eily, who- is the Seminole County
In n simple, candlelight cere- of the m aterial around th e bottom
supervisor of a rt, was one of the meny Miss Marjorie June llur- of the skirt am! at th e w rists.
judges in the Daytona Reach A rt tlkk, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. She wore a headdress of pink
league'* annual exhibit which Ear) Lionel Iturdick, Itecamr th# net a ml .flowers- and carried' .t
opened Sunday afternoon iti t b i t bride of Ensign Vincent A rthur colonial bouquet of sweet peas and
chy‘ for the publie. T h e pictures Dsley. USNR, soil of Mrs, Vin rrses.
,
-•*.•• proposetl by a strong v ein an*'
would co-l alx>ut ?41
TUESDAY
Mrs, A. >1. Phillips, director of . Frirtils of Mr. Ffed E. Rus w ere'exhibited at an Invitational cent Joseph Daley ubd- the- late
Mrs. Rurdiek. mother of ihe organiration
i.
'.The Woman*- Club Will present the lloly 'CiroH Episcopal Chmtvtl sell will be glad tg learn U ia l'tri prrriew Sunday afternoon a n d ' ^ i Mr Daley of Riooklyn,. N, Y . tqlde, store a dark blue' irejm j billion. . ■
■i today .through
—- ‘ jtstunlny evening at 5:30 o’clock dress with white accessories a n d ! , " " *h' '»*'*
th l Y’rovineetown I'layer* a t tf:15 choir, requests th a t- all singers has recuperated from a recent open to the public
'S'",' .(‘V " 1',
next Sunday.
at the Holy Cross Episcopal
P. M. in "Peg O Sly H eart- for in the city attend a "meeting ut illness.
n?xt
The judging was done by a pro Church w hh -the Rev. Mark Car ■ " = , 1 3 1 ”' ................. ....
the benefit of the club’* building the Epi: copa) C h u rch . thib even
win
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year—income taxes inrlnded
•Ad improvement fund. The f *r- ing a t 7:30 •b'clock to rehearse
Mrs. EVa Taylor of Raleigh, fessional Jury of threa and a lay penter officiating a t the double
Jnimetliatclw.following the eery-, be pah) to th e .veteran,* of th la st '
furntancc will be hold a t the jduh S tainer's ‘*Crucifl*a|Um."
N. C „ , b visiting Mrs. R. T. jury of ih e panic- number. Pro- ring ceremony , 1
itiony a rfcep tljn w as' held at' war. ... .. ‘
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The j'rb visitation ijf the' "Cruel- T hrasher a t . h r r home on Celery fcx«lona| jury lntlut|ed Mrs, Bab ' The church was decorated with the home hf the bride’s jtsretti*.
In any n't,-!', th a t \*ar ’ w'a- no
cock. ' Mrs. D ikes Ames of Or* palm*, fern, white gladjoluses, T he rooms of the residence were
_ »Refi>(r)olo High Stbool p. T * A*, f teat ion” it scheduled to ba sung Avenue.
ntond Reach, w lhter resident an,T snapdragons, and Crunched can- n ttrartlv ely ilbcoratcd with white bargain. Thpjvcternn* of all our
o i T i t ’K M t m . Y C 0 .-V
will meet a t :iU.\ i’ M. with the on Gqml Friday, April 10, a t the
prevlOBg wars log ether butt re
Board Meeting scheduled for d i d Episcopal Church.
,We A rc A* N ear Ax Your
Mis, Anderson Moore of Dalton. po rtrait, pginter and S gt, Henry deUhrk. Music was furnishc^l by gladioluses
and
snapdragons. ceived only $29,004.0-0.745, The
P. M. •
Phone
Ga. I» the guest of her sister, Salxman of the Welch 'hoepltul Mrs. Roy F. Symes, «>rganist, Those serving the guests were:
[enMmis ami
cntti- I llo * !' M sg, A*A.
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,r
, “ ut
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, main■i item
nrm w»»
„ - ic*i-i,*is
a 'iu Com'WfTman* Club board meeting
Phone >B8
Mrs. Roy W right, Sr, for several art departraenl. On the lay ju ry who played the traditional wetf- cMr*.
O.
Miss
Susan
which
SHI.
were: J. R, (Ttcverdon of tbs dlng music.
.will be hcld'nt 10:00 A. \ j __
days.
h lrtie v Mrs* K atlterjna Spencer |
o f lhi, (hr ^ n -t..t - of
Caj>e Co<l A rt Museum, Mr*. F. J.
A ct vcri'ti dish *up p e r M att lie
A |*
The bride, given In m arriage Mini MIm larticiR (lormley
A
held nt tl;30 .r. M. at the Pro*,
Mrs. D. l». Ijind of Rlrmlng- Marshall and others.
wa*
hj h e r . fath er, had as her maid five-hranciml candelabra
The a rt lovers and oth er re si of honor anil only attendant Miss plated nt one end of the bride’s!
byterlan Church by the Busincs,
bam. Ala. arrived yesterday by
Womans Ctrrie. -A reg u la r' m eet
lans to spsuul several days with dents of Sanfprd aro urged to Rosemary Burdick, her sister, table mid n three tiered wedding I
The Central Florida Civic Music er siller, Mrs. W. C. Clause attend this show.
ing will be held after the supper.
Q, Walter Lindstrand, of Brook cake «l (he other. .
The Alathean and Azarian Association wilt conduct Its merm and family.
lyn. served as best n u n for the
Shortly a fte r the reception the
M olasses of the F irst B aptist bershlp campaign for the 1946-*'
[room and, ushers were Jam es couple feft
left for n wedding trip
Mrs. J. M. Jsckson and d augh
C h u r c h will have n revered dish scaion the week of M ar. 4 from
Emmett Herndon, cousin of the with M m .-Daleey wcuring n suit
-i supper, In the annex a t 0:30 headquarters located on the m^*-' ters, Nangy anil Sally, have a r
Real Kata It* Sales--Kpijlni.*—Mbrtff(ij;c
laianx
nd wool mid. black
bnrtr, StuT William 51 Brurnley, of Wue Shetland
4*
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P. Mi All members urged to come anlne floor o t the Angebilt lin rived to' spend
sometime with
Jr.
ncceiiorlcs and «n orchid Corsage.
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and bring a toy for the cradle tel iu Griamlo.
Mrs, Jackson’s mother. Mrs. J.
%The hrkle was lovely |n a white They plan tyi make their home
. Dei'untlulilc litxtiraitce and Rotula
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roll departm ent.
W. - Mtro, a t - h e r homo on Lake
gown "o f satin and net, Th« in New York City where Ensign
1 Daughters of.W esley Class of
Unora
bodice* . featured a sw eetheart Daley will be assigned duties
the F irst Mcihcdlst Church 'will
neckline, small covered h o tttn s with the Navy.
’Phone RBO
Room I, Flftrida Slale Rank HuldinC
hold *- monthly mccUng a t 11:00
■Mrs. 'John L. Clark aeeompandown the front, and long* sle e tes
Mrs. Daley attended the local
P , ft!. in the home of Mrs. W. E.
Ifd the following girls to the
. March 4
which ended in points oyer the schools, graduating from Sem
Raines. Each member Is . urged
Orlando fair Friday: . Miss- I.Viuise
Mrs. May me Hodgkin
wrists. The fine net skirt term in inole High Schfcot. For the past
to come a n d - b r in g something
Clark, Miss Jean Sayer Miss
Mr. Henry Tamm, Sr,
ated in a long train and was three years she, luis been secre
"The Crlmffij(!,B a
for the market basket.
Lillian Hoyle, Miss K itty Odham,
-.i
Mrs. Grover Whhlden
appliqued with satin medallions. ta ry to the Public Works officer
will be presented a t the Fn
F irst Miss Lolo I-ee, M bs Caroline
She wore a finger tin veil <tf at the Sanford Naval Air Station.
Methodist Church of Sanford to I n and M bs Joyce Ooodxpeed.
bridal ilusiun which fell from n Ensign Dairy *was graduated
■v <%?I
A young man,
Against The Housewife
and luncheon to he held nt 13:30 morrow night.
Ipw t terra of orange blossoms
P. M. s t the club housa with charged with killing a mother - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roger ami
mi carried a bouquet of Flothla from llrooklyn Technical High
Molh*r<* making clot hew- fm
Sirs. J. Ross Adame us sponsor. an d little boy w h ile he w a s ift- d au g h ter... Isiulw , have left for
ntnjfv
Lilu^Vrniin c r u tc r r* !
v%itli S-’lowd *n.l enlist *1,1 in the Nava!
- -Ho*tessr*--wi!p-br:J 'M iV ll.y W . toxlcited. wlll t>e placed dn" trial. their homo In H agerstown, M.I., fost-grouing youngsters oTten ask
|ir ih id .
' ! Air I’mp* iu 1912. He received
floods peril, Mrs. P. R. Stephen Twenty-six local * citUen* 'w ill afte r spendng several days -ts how to nllnw r-xtra inches (h at s 1 rif nmif] of hutuir wn* gowimi_ 1 his wings and commission ns an
son, M rs K. C. Harper, Mrs, present the “ m urder tria l” which the guests of Mis* M argaret Reitz may come lieforc the garm ent i* In pink o rg n m a featuring n j Ensign, U.8 .N.R, in November,
Fletcher Uolls and .Mis, Robert will begin nt 7:30 p.'ro.
ond her mother, Mrs, \V. If. Rejlr. worn out. The le s t way, accorf- sweetheart neckline and ruffle* 1941 at Pensacola.
ing to clothing specialists ut the
Tlte dram a tells the story of a
; Cobh.
* i
U. S. Depni tmerti of A griculture,
Wckiva. I^idr;: No. H"'J will young man. influenced by wet
~ -^ -v
*-*4¥.frS
which
b to j:ht»o*e.a p attern im .wMcfa
meet nt the Oddfellow Hall at repeal propaganda and _trapped
W arreif Tr.nteU N r R. O.^T. C. the design depends on ample cut
by the modern'llq'ubr'.xalr* system.
-3 :0 3 1*. Mi
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• student at the University of
j
(irniftmar School patent teach* The prisoner pleading for what S, C. 1 has I'eturrred to Columbia —such a.* one with front and back,
Mfl t]
fvSwrl
9 W s meeting will lie hold in , the he values, more th an life, the after spending a week with his fullness, tow neck, and loose
auditorium at :i::u» P. M. • All judge torn between pity . and parents. Mr. »nd Mrs. Chester sleeves. Then allow for expansion
In hems and tdher features whero
m em bers■of lint heard will meet duty, the attorn ey s battling for Daniels.
Mis. John Dlghton, who plans pineapple cloth, appointed with |
Mr. Daniels has just it can be done without spoiling
u life at stake, the defendant's
In the library ut .1:00 P. M.
to iiiiike her home in Sanford, silvei and centered with a lovely j
recently
returned
front
a
busi
Ihe fit or looks of the garm ent.
sweetheart, the flapper, the police
.THURSDAY
was honored Friday afternoon arrangem ent of mixed Spring i
ness trip to Miunrt.
. Tho South stile P. T. A, will officer and th# coroner on the
Never simply make a garm ent lieturru the hours of 1::IU ami flewei* Mrs.’ Piiutier poured tea j
ton big an.I let the child grow up 6:Pn o'clock with n tieaoliful leu from a stiver service placed on
meet ut the uilupil' auditorium witness stand, the. jury spellbound
the ren ter [able and tile guest* ■
a t 3:1ft P. M. .Thl hoard meet- by the unfolding dram a are among
to It. Clothes that are too large gi*.-S tiy her motheriii law. M
Mrs. Eleanor IL Ravenel was
log is scheduled, for 'J::l" P. M, the gripping incidents’ of this
Ih1 just ns uiieomfortable ax-f^. It Dlghton. at the llnlel May galhru-.l around -imillci tables
asitlrlll
Tint
t . ■
».*•**_ •room
plait'd II1*1111! the party ro*»ni to .
that am
are (fut
too small.
Uut - fnj,, . m ■
the
game
The regular h in tin g di the O r tremendously impressive and of- <ailed to Charlgsti it, S. C. be thn*en lh:tl
cause of the critical illness of luckily, the same xp.xdal feature#
talk and enjoy the refreshm ents j
Mi. S. It Dlghton
der of t b j Eastern ty jir,. Semi. fcctive.tcm perance piny.
nol( C htiiw r No, .2, will meet
The cast is "* follows: judge, her mother, Mrs. Duikuo In g ra Ihai make a garm ent hard to out* th e ’ guests wearing it turquoise Olhvt.- assisting with the .sfrvliig
a t the Ma*crfic Building ut 9:1)0 Ju d a s R.W, W ars* prowseutw, ham dfasrel. ‘Mrs. tlnecel- has gi.tw ivttj he eonifoinhlo for th# -,h* ,-i gown with it shotddei were 111 *. W K Klrchhtiff. Mr*
k»P, M,
1 i
. r * ' ' P,ev. J,E McKinley; defense a t visited in thl* city many times child and allow room for free acti COi-*gv of gardentu* and , « i-*-l i Ino'iu,. I Avery. Mis James ,
.A '
Mis* Lenahelli- |
torney. A- Edwin •Shfnholser; and friends will regret to learn vity.
ht-nil roses while the honuret1 I l.-ri % Dyftm,
FRIDAY
7 O D .E f D I t'S T O R M EN
dvlph blue crepe gown H agan. Mr* Roblcy Biuce. and
„ Tn celebrate the I I lh birthday shepiff. Koscoe T aylor; clerk. H R. of -her Hines*.
Pleat* or gather* across tho ('Wore
Mi
Stephen
A.
Netjutriun
of
corsage
of
gatdeniu,'
and
of GIM SooUts, the-.SanforJ >ro u ts 1TCrtnnley; Bailiff, -T .E . Wilson!
m a Milling
front ami hack of a little girl’s and
New York City.
will* have a'spcnrt-lhe-m ght ta lly pull i nmn, Chief of Police Hey
dress give room for grow th and roses
triH-«r4^£
c o rre c t
Approslnm
trly
75
guests
callnl,
Mr.
L.
I.
F
razier.
Mrs.
A.
11.
. /ro p t 6:00 P. M, until 9:00 A. G .. WlllMnis; tlr tp e r, Hetty Joe
plenty of action. A low-cost nsekM.
Bring po:ec:ijr, Nitpprr uml Rioelr. * sw eethrarR , Mqry Eliiaiine allow* fo r growth, and jrilJ Key and Mrs. \V. .1. Tblgpen during the iipirtiiutcd houra to*1
breakfast, also c<A and blanket |H>th C a rv e rf pyfioner, Alvin Ktlnot pul! back and choke nor ICivrd from n le n tn table which meet Mrs. Dighton and welcome
roll.
patrtek; coroner Kar.l •Rchults
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cause the child’s head to llmnA wa* covered with a Hawaiian her a* a Sanford resident.
Ssllie jlurrls'on (Jfinnlrb D. ’ A. ,|r . : tho absent w itness.’ W alter
The regular meeting of the forward, Raglan -Jeeves a te ex
R, Jill m « t at" 1:00 P.- bl.*ut lire- S te e lt; fblhrr.'U ayw aM p H..*Jnlfti- (’Hiiiphell-latsslHg
II
i iii*
will In* u Itout 2*7 In 111oh
Unit No. 53 of cellent, because-they ilo* tint Ib id tiw y
borne nf Mrs Kdnlpnrt Mel*ch snn nf Portland, O re.*
Util
Ih- stretch of the arm or .h e | l ) r i l ( l l C y I k t ' U U P S l S
Then Hif tint mu) Krfttlual in
(he
American
leg
io
n
Auxiliary
on West Frbst tiUegt , with Mr*.' The jury Is as follows: Mrs. J. met Friday rvening at the le g io n width across the chest. Also, they
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c»H bit rXJHH’ttnfj H- itt*«'»‘
# S . R.v Dlghtnn ami Mfr.vM. f g . N* A ixnrella XVf*- '!*■ ’' 1 Crenshawj
littil mu If th^nlil^tf VFyiiHM »
Hut at 7:36 o’clock with Mrs. will not tear outsat the under-arm
. TooW as ro -h -i'i-^ ic .. All Vis
••
ion thf
no tlu-'V aud
di*
RuUUi. president, presiding. when the youngster climb* ‘a tree ^
iting mehtHeTs i .* T r flfaT * K rS lPlan* w ire tuirff?)for the Seventh or swing* on playground hnY I f
tend.. .
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/ - A .B .. Ratliff. If,If. .S tric k lan d ,
O
mfpir
trapeze
m ore p en • lints are paid to d ep en
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A« serviee-ipi Die ohScrvaiKC . Ijf 'Dr. *L.T! D o b , J^C. h a v lv E .il: .Diftrivt Conference t*> meet in
dent* o f dervased veterans Gen. j
Allow as much a* ft inches for
Sanford Mar. ID and ’31 at which
World Day of Prayer *ptktsor«d fianejj, II.A. ’ Applaby.i W.'" P* time Ifkionairc* nl,d auxiliary the hem of a growing g irl’s drek*.
l, i l a iin r . BEACH
H iutiiey predicted that the p.*«k |
• bv the council*of church Aomen < fmnijiid. Frank R. Adams. -The members wjll attend.
WAB1HNGTDN— EYiV riy to wi.ntd route m 25 tn Iti y ea rs. 3 tie i
Slips may also be made with wide
of Hanford will be h e ld 'in (he [tylilfc l* Invited to ftltwl**
' , The mem tier* v o te d ,to donate- hem*, or lengthened With a ruffle figure out how much Uncle Sum peak 111 the co st of m edical c u ie j
I* going to |iay the World War to vetonin* Is 'exp ected in 1975
Methodist Church a t ,1:30 P. M.
fa.tx)-to the book and scholarship or embroidered edging. *POUR •CHILDREN K ILLED .
In
ap p roxim ately
the
same
F or small boy* who wear their II veteran*, ami their dependents
fund
and
also
pinna,
w
rre
made
to
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’ MANNERlIKIMi *HlSlGNH
ZERULON. N. C.- Mar. 4. (A V trousers buttoned to a blouse, before the last surviving w idow ,Jpngth f tim e, the co st of I etWs
honor
th*
legtonalres
a
t
a
covered
t .STO CFXU Idd. #Mv. 4, ' < 4 ^ - F bqr' achfpd ch'^lren were killed
mak# blouse* Jong enough to a l a hundred yeans or so from now," fit* to' veterans of World Wai I
her final pension pay* in-,, ulmiit 50 pet cent, If that
1 Atr • A norlated I’r ’sa corre«pon- today in' a esath of a *chpol bus dish supper dn Mar, 1ft which la low for moving the buttons down.
the
2
»th
anniversary
of
the
N erjt itn Helsinki s^M -lmlny In a near Zebnlnn The sta te highscale provide* any Indication of
Turn up a wide hem on the bottom
and
entertainm
ent
will
begin
at
phone rnieriage th a t Ifaroh Man- wav ra tro | said that several other
#1
Omni N. Hrailley, Vets-*- Inn* trip new veterans’ payment*
o t the htnuse. and use It as a
flSO
P.
M.
nVibplm ha* roalgpcd a*'president children were critically lnjure. 1.
stay for tho bu tto n /, or sew a ans A dm inistrator, tias asked i on- w ill increase. 25 year* from n«w
of Finland* .
twilled tane on the underside of grass far $ j ,911,02.1,500 to ' inskejfn,- dlslau sements on h-half of
the waistline for tho same pur- all authorited disbursement* o n ' i. in n m •! World Wat II would
liehaif nf veteran* during the >2 amount
iiboiit »I tl.Mt.tMtO.OOtl
pose
It a f tn 25 je u i- tin annual
When making an overall type months stallin g next July I
About f t fiilliun of that t* f u r t l.rl) rttprii'd off nt tlie same rate.
garm ent, fit It to the child m
World War If veterans. Since flic »Ire mgpi annual tia>a;rnt * for
give
room
lo
r
stooping,
cllmhing.
honored
her
Mrs. Fay L,
slaughter, Ardys Ruth. W u ra d ay and the Ilka.' A djustahle straps trend in previous s*nr* always h asjtlic next 5u year# would he atamt
■ SlnrtM
im e*
J* * ’
I.ilium, milking the total cosl
w',,f been for the total nf paym ents lu j
with • lunchr..,, «t 'her hom e, with one .or lw« I
eternns to rise annually, nt least
that portod a little uver $IDtl
ret
Av-mie
Tha
iriicsl*
allow
foe
n
cartaln
amount
J
(lift Laurel . J H H
TUESDAY
■;
.* Av' mJ.*' L.1 Jackson,
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lengthening o r shortening.
Rut for 85 to 40 years, It would srom billing.
included*
Mrs.
The payments, however, will
For
2
Dayk
'
S(ra, Jbhn Lewis, Mr*. I .eon since children's clothes receive the effret on the national piA-ksl
(Monday)
iiliUinuc long after tklL 'Jtrohahly
Vlnlng,
Mr*.
Onni#
Vickerv, hard wear, they are likely to be boolt m ight 1someday h i atLinir.
However, erjieit and am ateur for around I Oft years. One deMrs. Fffle Mitlke, and E. C. worn out before they neerl exten-, statisticians
I .
In various govern<( a ^v„u .,„ M ,of the War
tlVe alternations to ad ju st them
Snodgrass.
bureau*
f,jjj
„ pension of
m onj b
u reau s have been doing ur ^
to growth.
fi
"little
lie pencil »work on th i problcjn-‘
n; 1240 'nriminlly—H i years »Dec
1
» U iutk.-. . .
XWy (igure th at while th e vets'* 'ihe war cinleil The fast rffshttr*otO H l
l.(Kik who*.* a fte r Iter
take will be substantial, it m rnl-oll behalf of veterans.of the
total lake
may not prove so staggering a* it U p, wjtii Mexico was made in
.When Their Eyes Mm I
would at fti»t at pear.
19X1.
Y o u r P tlb c B M pa A J R c n tl
"■
Assuming Dial fului s lcgi>lu
In riJHaidnnut ‘w hether-a peak
3?.:
|
Jion
will
net
riltioge
the
present
rtur .la 1 tn tali riid . however, unf ...
•C alc'of payments, a ptellm in.ily fitife* a^)gh' jiiusl be tnkcji into
k is likely to lie reached in t aerofoil In tbe past IDO-years the
ft, and II won’t be nairu lltun _tetuk'Ury
___
ho* iu.cn for Congress
a lew hundred mllUtm dollais J ro"jncTiasc yeur by year the scale
higher than Ihe contemplated , j payments to xetetmi’s, so that
HAM H ill HIALIUli
.
1040-1041 expenditure, according • 0V,!M ihougit the men - and their
HIM 'tl.NCI IIIAIN Sltt*?
to ona well Informed government, depejnlenls die off, Ihe total pay
ana Iyet.
ment* inerrase,
l i t reasons th at Ih? hulk uf the
.Hpanisln American \Yar voterymenls are nuw going to read- ll!l>
ve increased
payment*
it ment (uncm ploynum tl) coni- steadily ever since th at war end
a « moin
ensstlon and educational betpr- ed. In 1045 the total reached the
IU, a id that theso probably will record high of $142,797.472—afte r
*I
r*J I i
a climb from IIJtfH.laB in lUlil.
drop tt'J a f tir 104H.
Then t,y o SO JfftOMl
Also, tvh’en the Velerane Ad- Sfany new erartm en ts provided
fASHlON, youlhfylly d r ‘j
tltlnlatritlun has expanded fully additional benefit*.
At present
iqyrgd'tp linn your s.lkarapd e' ' review its present hasty anv veteran of that w ar -wno
award of pensions and disability reaches the age of 05 gats if pen-,
ette and fit with little or m
................ lion. Re eay$ it probably sioti of 87ft u month.
olterotionl Trim tuibdffit
will d
sllfv many of the g ran ts
For World W ar I .veterans toU l
■V
marie. Ho predicts that tlisbursrm cnls are rising each
in MAUINSOA’S i BER
"
p ra c lic tf all the tem porary lten year. There U a rise, moreover, in
MUDA, o lpun toyon kt
e t its provided by the C | bill will each categotv of benefit# axcept
b ro w n ^ g re e n , g rey ot
serrice-conntctevl disability com
haite bee i, liquidate J by 1PS1. ,
[•nosy. S uet 16 Vi lo24% .
W l.h I IH . then a t the first pensation,. which reached a pc^k
normal n<«twar year, tho pay- III lBTJt and emergency of fleet s'
n ttn u to World W ar II veterans,
LAST TIM Ba/TO D A Y l
. .
Requested
Calendar Singers
To Meet Tonight lP e r s o n a Is
BIUs FOLDS KEY CASES'^
BRIEFCASES
POWELLS
'• Herndon.
Music Association
Conducts Campaign
bermrihm,
E
rotolnl
072.- j
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR-
The Criminal” To
Be. Given March 5
Happy Birthday
Mrs. Samuel Billiton Honors
Mrs. John Dlffhtori'With Lovely Tea
'» W K l
laejrion Conference •
To Be Held Here
Four Billion Front
mule
t®Ihfh rmnlllrt and :i«
Conirress F (ir VCIS
TUUIHT0N DRUG CO.
Mrs. F. U I*ce
Honors Daughter
“The LOOK”
K
- NEW SPRING COLORS
Ipeits 5:30 F-M- tMonday
(MONDAY)
v
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SURE WOULD BE FOOLISH
TO BUY
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CIRCULATING HEATERS >IN SPRING i
th at w u before wnr, strijfco and botllengdUL ,
We advise you to solve YOUR HEATING ;
ILEM NOW ,-whllo we enit get Ahette well-mode ;;
NORGE HEATJM 8 af pre-ntrike prlcct W f offfr
lim e paym m ta and free storage uhlil Fall.
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Another European
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Luxembourg Stamp
Latin American
Trade Revealed
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1 i air* for. Ui*m.. .
MONDAY, MARCH 1. 1'JiU
m i % »««ocM T(;r» pni:««t
Another of F.urope’s ifrim pos
tal reminder* of World Wnr If I*
Luxem bourg*' nrs? charity set fo r
w ar vlrttmi*/ which w as--issued
1*1* I(tut Dorember.
R rm itiircrnt of nn earlier Hoi*
g lan set, tpe four Rtamp* are
sym butlr uf whnO happened to the
cfttxcn* of th - little Grand Duchy
tinder th* Nuai domination. Ju.it
tt* th* ilelglan Rtamp* .pictured
wpr victim*, th s lAixerabour*
st# n p ft memorlallM «uritin(c' p >;
UtTcal prl/onsr*. ihuse.w ho -were
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More than four billion 'dnllntti
- w o rth ’of Latin American produc’*
i were »otd to tin; United States
■ ■-durlnK the » ar» y rl,nt,' he rev.*n!'*il,
adding th a t th* , people « down
h there hbw have there gmWt Ameri
can d o lla r to hoy product* ft.On
i s . cdt/nlry and that in* lernli
nrrantfeme iile wool,
tcessarv, in nriler to stimutn'i*
ade. Thej* hl«o hnwe many rote
Jot-rat* needed In this* Country,
a* well . a* coffee, ruhtter and
other raw material* for <[*pijjft
to t b r United States.
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“The o n b - g rea t pnvirr .Id the
' World which ha* n firm sense uf
rig h t and wtonic -t* the United
...State*. In th* ,op 1 nlon-JW m<a-t
.'L atin Americans". he Mtui, adding
th a t all the rest of them m e out
i for their own selfish IpteriRt. T h i
“best thing alnoit the Hrilinh Km*
jir* is. Tie .raid, Umt ymr ran.
g e t alohg with litem, and -Ir
business with thdm. •without hav
i n g to like 'them. . - T . ..
A rgentina, he sold. I* the last
power Tn South America t o ' lie
ruled by th e upper cruet,.m i,T he
predicted th a t demoeJaVy would
aotfrt take hold there, though at
’ present. h* added, |t i* mcr* i
• p a rt o f the Hrltlsh Kmplr* than
HOVKH end Lauren (“ The l.nok'*j ttncatl pool th eir
lent* with -(artling- remrH^ hf"th# ‘ex* itin^ - new meloufidcntlul Agent,'.’ opening Tue*J|y at the IUT3L
Stray* ail* em aciated Jialf-naked
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u* p irk etl. arrested for
j plan who reprcwenl* th* poMilcal \.M O !}T JtJNUSUAL CtJUHTROQM SUENE t, L -toibeo by ‘toe eyruera
'Inintihg j i court .p n Jcr ugnirtst m ai*. picketing,* el orb .nonchalantly til ‘jfrim a e e a , (hey ere Ideate
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I TTie figure, of an executed man , 1 in hnrp'rtTafthcd at th e head of r. picket paradoyrfirr itit; *
. ntllt tied to • sta k e.-ap p jars m * dig the diiturlianre* tmtj,*releured in the custody *‘ ‘‘ A ntom an Mag*. Eightreti worn am -sted dur*
o f ‘.their attyrney*. (Intrtnat.lnnai' Houndphotn) -. ift plu* tO-fr. d ark blue and buff
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New value* have’ b**n |u rebarby George Tmihy. who said the,
'•god on eight postage end." two;
•M aker :ws* ls,rn In I'ldumbin •
where he wa* formerly, chief of!
i r a c i a l tlclivery stam p* ol Vaticair
sta ff W the Uolumman navy.
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I C'Ay. All on 1045 issues (Scott**
I 01*04 and ES-fll th* postage *ur- ’
Ed l*evv‘ W m iner, manager of
, charge* are HO rentrslftil on S*C,
the' Seminole flountiy Club, on, 2S-U nn J‘T -r. I lira on 60-C.
noimced a'eW lc club golf Uiurtia*
j I.T0-L on l-L. "-L on 1.60-L, S-L
Itient which Will get Under way
Ion 2.&H-L; 10-L on fn l.'a n d 30-L
With qualifying round* next S at
20*1- ThA n^w special dellveiv
urday amt Sundav. lie urged all
value* are t’f L _‘,lttjtiQ ;L jtn d - l^ *
the R utararu to participate and
I, nod d fa ii
said (hat tlmsit o h " ’iu in> IUL.
o r ’H 0“wtlI have the sn o lc'rfl»ic» '
F or h er latest stam p, Argentina
goe« hack more lhan 100 year*
a* the better 'folfem.
to the fight fo r independence’un
President l.ea (A-sher Hiinounced .
der General Xo*6 ' d« *San Martin
th a t the h ntarv d u b which has
to honor tin soldier'll who ftltlghl
j e s t ' ta k e n 'In several new m em -|
and dlwl under hi* leadership. A
W * ha* now passed the f<d
ttew ffve ren ta v at |u rp le hrti»n
m ark wltli At memlier*. New
PICTURED WITH HER CUR in d Trainer Joke Tcrhune it Champion HclherHtniup picture* a heroic momi*
members Intrisluceil today were
lag
Model
Itbythm,
a
wife-haired
fox
lerrler
who
was
Judged
champion
menl located near . M e-n d o 10 .
C.A. Hlack and J.R. l!av!d*on.
of chnmploru—be»t o( them all In the Wrxtminilrr Kennel Club'* 70th
Around three side* 'of the ‘stamp
annual dog show In Madison Square Garden, New York. (Intcraoltdnall
’ are the. words "H cm cnaje id B<>1' ,l*.ln Deseonocldo de Ip Indepen-1
.lion m the w inter strawlierry dencia" (Hom age to the Unknown
of 't h s
Independence I. j
pniducliig territory, Director Wil Soldier
son expressed rnlhusiaslli- up- taken fto ,tl an insrtlpllen on nn
’pi oval id u resolution adopted urn in San M artin's Maurtdau'n,
Ly the Horida Vegetable Com Ittienns Aires, containing usbt* >f
m ittee, "reaffirm ing tn OUj\ and an , unknown slodler of San Mar
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( orgies*, the slum! of FVC tin's arm y.
ngninut iK'r’shablc prirc control."
P irst day aales of the RptueK
I imlluHrtl FrfHi l'»«^ **»•
“ The FI 1 ida Vegetable Com- veil flVe-cent memorial stam p to-'
[ help the grow ers ' whose
to it tee," Wilson noted, "stressed lalcd $104,(111^0. . . . There were
pi Imvn (men completely dest
the point that all Florida fresh 400,104) «iov#r* cnnceHed and -’,'*
*1 — Init quick action may 1
vegetable*' ore eligible for re i C02.220 stamp* sold. . . . SwiMi-rft the bio.v for hunfreds whe
moval of price, ceilings under luiid’s new I’uatu lo tti commemor
h| still have a portion of
the Oi'A decontrol- formula ami ative has hern overprinted "JI I.
fl exported volume to uinrkc
expressed the view that the con E,” for use Of th e International
ht wr estim ate — as appear*
sumer is not being benefited by Ilurcsu of Education.
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^isonahle to assume — that
continuance of price Ablings nn
\ one.third uf the total sen
such prndncp. The committee
• pmduj^iun remained to l«i soli adopted another resolution urging
\ whetiMhene heavy rain-e came th at until vegetaoles are exepted,
! wt* nmv get n pretty good idri dislributiun and retail mnrk-uns
■ ni the Jm|Hirtnnie of litis in ter lie based on rust, rather than
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| genre to hundreds. | m-tIihps ihmi* ceiling. A rr*oh*tijqn dealing with
. nods 1 f grower* in the uffecte- Flu min canned loinntoes asked
- te n llory." he added
Umt eviliiig on thin product be
Ity CKNU H.\NDHHAKKR
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Tinning from the m tical slltnt raised to the level uf the norlhIIOI.I.YWOOIk— Despite her blit
ern-ranued product,
'•rfTops in the Hanford section nose and slig h tly horeeefaced- pro
Did Yuu Hear A Knuck
funner m rinb*r"bftVe Iice11 growing nicety," re file, Joan Uavla achieve* h tr nmft mothe "Tier- pot ted M<*ntiger II, J. lathmart Utlon in a Movie ahe'e- now mak
ludurrd
uf the Hanfonl S tale Fnrmer*' ing} she's a glam our , girl.
d Dr ' II. IV Moikcl. Hhwevor,, two day* anil
The tall,' collenslhle tontedienno
crstuwii. N .V , nights uf rain- during the week was w earing a luwnecked. • lowMorrrstuwn. N. himlrre.l tln3 ttn rk of harvesting. lacked. strapless evening gown. I
Arkansas, J . r
"('elery contiturF* the major asked w hat held It ttp.nd Lynn Weber, commodity moving
from
(lie
"Ilupe." Juan'* smile showed
Die M ajfslr I’nhnkoo - Market, J. A. Dulany, one of the n reltieet seta of natural
manager there, has ju st reported, tee'h in jshuw buaineaa.
. The market is allgljlly stronger.
Th* tig h t I'laelf g< »n was. w'/U,
adm irably fllltd. A fawelM *unburst gleamed from pan'* bosom,
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FINK QUALITY.
i with market firm and some pep- *t Ike-feathered black a t f n t dunk
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1 |Htr, eggplant and wpiash are to sculptured mountain* of blond#
| i^Ing.haiiiilwL 1'oUtue* 0 -m The h tfirv ^
1 stn lit, 11 Town section *ro expectfel
Joan flicked a sophisticated ash
tu r.u u t moving from the fa - froih the cig arette In her lung
hokeo m arket in about 10 days.
holder.
“C. S. I'hilllp*. manager of the
"No, th e hair isn 't all mine.
F lir iib City. M arket state* that T hat's Ihu nice, p a r t about false
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volume of till , produce U heavy, h sir- they can w ork on it at the
and quality, a t a, whale i* good, ■tudju while you're home asleep."
Dean* urn selling from tJ.'-.i to
In "Love' take* a holiday." Joan
$J.CC^ squash, <1.75 to *94.25. l* a spectacled college teacher of
and tom atre* from 93 to SB-,50.
Demand fbr all vegetable* la
good. Manager Phillips report*."
New shoes are hard to buy Let us
make your ahl one* look and feel
like new. We spectsllie in quality
ami lew pile#*.
Rain Damages In
Plant City Area
Termed Critical
Rare Hope Holds
Strapless Gown
RENP.WS
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W ASIttNUTUN. Mar. 4. bUi —
P rcrjdent Trum an bus described
th e p»r<>*e<! Jim erlc«> loan ">
Rritniii iy< “* cornrr»lmic in (He
w orld's structiirV of peace” Mr.
Trum hn today renewed .his 'plea
fur Uoniiiessional ratifieutbrn <■
th e loan. The allerriiilivc, he
said. U trade war between tin-
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W H A T 'C A U iM . t
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Uiovr aeclorf •* Hits lnt*»«»liA* subieit
Wilt h e test m i , who* they |e it, to W
snltisfl I*'Hi* M vcetieoel 6 Wlilen.
O l Hftk As*;, H*srT**».N.r„ Dspf.'_r- sa !
SPEC IA LIZED
SERVICE FOR
M A G N ETO S
The sSanford Herald
LIQU0RS-WINES
C & C LIQUOR STORE
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R ap*I t M trm ataa m a d * '
w ithout obligatlotC
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Churchill And*
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Truman E nroute
sh o e sh o p
410 Hanford A iem ir —C. L. Echnla
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r*Hil«eM r n o s h i p Oa»
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t'olumhua trip by train.
• It i r explained th a t It would
not have been peasiblo to tran s
port the entire W ashington group
Ington nboard
— the Hacred
‘ The W hite
nounced th at
leave V
month, 1
hie special
Cow,
Jjoti se also »slr r. Trum an will
agath . n tx l
principal
etrtm onir*. The Pres
ident- wlH speak 7 from -SfclWkr
Field on that datR —• weather
perm itting.
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LONDON. Mar. 4j
Rrlts
Is said lo have demanded tn
Russia, an explanation of why d
.Soviet* ha# refqMd. to wtthdo
Iranian tr g ity - r v 7 ^
T hat's w hen ah* turn* glamorous
1 The- transition- la a strain far
pH concerned. "Sba.*> apch a n ituial comedienne lhaT W aduivi to
ksep m aking more takea and
•hew ing h e r how to do things
straig h t," g loenM *P roducer War
ren Wilaon-r " I dunno," he brooded, “wsj m ay be laying an awful
egg.' ..
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I asked Jo an w hat things sb*
had had- to le a n t to- do onfuimlly.
"Wall, tak in g off my glaasea." she
ItUE-COATED MUSCll WAS HAV1NO ITS WAY tn this picture as policemen, their nlght-iUcks to h u d bu
-unused, forced a path Ihrpugh the picket line at tlie Western Electric plant lo Kearny, N. J„ f a r o
aeaklng entrance lo hi* Job-No settlement seemed tu be in eight dor the ,irik» of electrical ins h u e ae ita a
picketing at sevefal New Jersey plants sras o n Unu4d in dcflance of Court orders.
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Listed A s Victim s
JA C R 80N V IIX S , M .r , . U V
Taro more F lo H d iin a-a re Rated
among the p ia sasig tn killed In
, And getting up out* ftf a
-th is la lha w » t I ’ve atsraya 'th e erd th o f, an American airdcoa i it-H • D taentapgllog her llnea
f e lt plana near San Diego yes
from h ar train , aha placed a hand terday. Mr*. R. L* McCall of
on (MM knee and pushed herself
lumbering' op. "But- th e y say yog
should ju s t riae s tra ig h t up. No
hands.* Joan dem ailst/ated. and th a t hit th* • aide of a fogshrouded mountain lets th a n ati
very gratefully.
T h ar- ajaa .fsequently remtM hour before it was scheduled to
Her t o ' k ^ . t ^ r a j w i b o o t erf her
nhatta Ab*maU% ofj
tr * •* Identified ra r lle r'
W“L 'W » lk ^ aro « * t m t hoo*e ail
the B7 victims o f U»»
h . Rescu* p arties ara
roach’ the bodUm- today,
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l©t<f-Nadc£■lllahAs'ijBtnKiih, m:lb
fo r an announced JlO.ortO a week,
which I* a new hijrh for n ulooh
jw efo rm rr « w l n tbbx H nfU teil
v i l l a g e of Broad'dag. . . 7 Tt)«
Copacaban? offexrd Milton f.V.QOO
n 'a te n x a , according tQ_Jjif£dawn
Jfoaalp In Reuben*, . .-^biuM V m u
LProier-aaiil-'tiMiilt no,.that- he u l>1.
W il\o ’n would ifn sep arateVway*
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‘ Flua hm w ntagc fflr h e r' thr**m om h ith y a t the- Carnival and
ahe'a already been hooked1'b a r k - ' •* •** IncreaKe—fo r- next *cavnn.
Berle wdlp sta y fmfr month*,
\ • Sally , |>fr Marco, pres.mt wife
and partner nf Tony de M a ru r
Kami Kene* d r M itre,' former wl/o
*Vfentl partner of th e -sa m e Tony.
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withoul reojjrrfllinit earh other w ere' u>Ur: Lc Ucn. 3itm ny .13^0. . . or d id they T . . . TShy atfd' IttUe-TO-lh* laid on Tokyo, l.C tieft.'
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‘Going .My. Way" . . . Hullo up
(iioi i m nl>, it' wav a ‘ lepllep •>
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ofvnl fo r Ik/ h .ia.ru winner-. . •, ■
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tell the most jienile ulimil it fur
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Uflttt'iit’w Si lia tle ry f'hnrjriuK,
!!• B. POPE COMPANY. INC.
BAI.LARIt'S feed. groeetdi*s, etc
Phone H0&-J. II. o . Tcuchton.
1301 Celery.
CI.ASSUT^D RATES
HOBBS IIOMK ItAKKRY
(tie p er Fne foV iine.Insertion
flic per line ‘for 2fi inner Imnn
(Ifr tier line ><>i sir insertions
file per line, for III i riser I inns
.
Minimum charge IUr
Count '» wortls to a 'iitir
Including phone nod address
GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTERI
I l i i t ’ .-K O f ap artm en t
or
l l l i f i n iu-.hr-!.
J
n t r i a n , « i f r and
)*m rn a o rn ) re sid e n ts
tll.'tfi FORIt tiuck i!‘v tons
rnhlu-r, new tag. Ceiling
J T iiiioibnlptiKh i aolii
in T in : c o w a n
m ii.d i m ;
a s p r a A n A ) v w w f t tW A w n f t n A A w v iA a .r a A a v w w /A A a A a A M
Intirrance today ii .1
profcnlon and lo «»ile
it competently -tq -iie r
« beclijroond ol opt*
rienc* pin- .loro alt>-ntio n to th e c u r r a n t
voedi of the inn-red.
W ith thoie qualiftuiCent «e tolicit yflue in
I a t ice borinru
If R»*f lull JM* oad
Q’rrn }9w fin# p«|T^(#
Veti'H lr*< mwp
g?*H —Wffff «l>!| Is
*Ja >ovr fliof# 1sj
YOU* NAVI
it citdfiii sm i y
lu WHITE leghorn |niil< is. !
Si.Tfi oath. Phone U2K-U'
\V'K ARE Tully ei|uijlpe<l am! FIO
F.RS fm h ly iltr u n l,
l ll lt'S F 01 njailm t
know how to recap your lire*.
aide doily, Tendr-Fry Pi
in iinfiirm -he I t'l
N atural rubtier nr synthetic,
2205
Sanford
Avenue.
Ovjedo attill Coll. 1
* • . Protect aidewnila of youi
024.
*—
tlfes. ‘ Jones' Tire- Shop, Cor
UP »nd Elm. Phone 808.
HOUSE 'close in with 2 fm uishr.i.
ent* in vert gimd con
UPHOLSTER K l£ f a b r i S T tape*- t-.upartm
dltlon. tiiHid inve-imenl. JIT
trie*.
hmerttcllea,
dnmatks
Oak Ave.
im itation Irath o r lrnd dtrpcry
fabric*. A rrangem ent for cartage If work desired. R. fl,
llitrwrn, 2911* N. Orange Ave.,
Orlando, Fla.
WANTEH
flirt fo r L i,.n;r! ic
Counter. T n tic i TON h iti d i
CO.
rugs. The Snnfetd llcriild.
HU. lot im U Fountain a t LanAHPKNTEIt
work — u u 111 y
ey
'i
Drug
Stole.
P
art
tim
e
or
S m i l i (T.RANiNC
w oikm anshil' nt r e u *. n l i a b l e
full him a.r •(
A Motors rim h e tta ^ -x h U M s Am
prices. Box 18 •* o Herald.
le n 'f they at* clean. Promptly COLORED girls Tor Intipdry
• and thoroughly' done.
work. Ooutl huuA rind good
ROLLKK MOTOH SALEH
imy. We will learh you. H«n. *'■;■ 24a W. i * c s t J '
In >!.• County l^mmlry
Co..
Hl ft W .Ini Sf
m.
M O D E R N tw o-bed room house.
Slieebibg jp reh , fro n t icr.'eneIlidlj wo
poreK cim pletaly furnl-vhetl. In
S tew att
CARRIER HOYS, 12 y ears of
qulr* owner SOM E. 7th Ht.
age or over, wanted <0 deliver ROUTE MAN. "nc who km.wS anford lertitory. Must bo uhlv
ORANG
0 buihel delivered.
The S a n fo rd 'Herald at n high
to keep record*. Hpanter H ardin
Phone 7H4-W. .
rate of Income for the tirne-ln.R- WDait v 2ITh Ht. nnd Hummcrlln.
volvcd.
We desire applicants
who
a
re
hlight
ami
“on
th*ly
SPECIA L tU I S WEEK—large
tec*," who will be const ien ticn ,
»re»h Florid* egg* 30e ‘-a do*.
in giving their subscribom real
P alm e tU <^oe«ry,
(ft.
QrocPry, Phone
Phony <IV.
service, who have am bition, the ' FURNISHED apartment for u n i
desire to work hard- and nave
30-1 V/, 5th HI.
TRACTOR, plow, d|*c, Ifevcline
money while 'becoming “ little '
boBrd, trailer. Good condition,
business tnen’ - Any hoy who
excellent bargain. J. L. rarham .
feels ho cann-1 measure up lo
I-»ke Monroe Corner.
there -.qualifications will be
wasting his- time to apply. ApPIGS, registered Duroc Jerseys.
plieitlons should !»• maik- in
'8 w reke old, |3 0 pair) ordinary
person at The lWiabi office.
pig* 110 caeh. A. M. Lawrence,
WANTED
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
tlTfUt-J Tutrrl
H**# Or#|a*
h f *'b*5$«h« f
W«NflarC»i«» 1
TO 3
M k liC H BLDG
HELI* WANTED
KUSflVESS SERVICE
’ DODftF * PLYMOUTH
BARTH AND 8 H I VICK
GENERAL e l e c t r i c washing MECU A NIC W A N T E D . Top ■01^ P
alm etto Ave.
{'hone.
machine; baby crib and mai- . waves paid. Fl«a*tnt vrorlrt’ d
■■r
t *.-u perm anent job A C fo iIC n iL k l palntirg, weldln
* f i r good Tuan. , 6 H day week.
Roy Reel. 300 VV. 2nd Ht. •
C o w l e y Chevrolet <Co., 81.
Cloud, Pbor.o 731.
SEW ING machines repaired. Wt;
ham . F u ll Shop, 205 W. 1st.
blood-taotc
WHITE
womanto
rare
fo
r
child
PAKUA.M’S
new welding ahop
Hunt's 1
P yea 1a old.
Prefer elderly
Electric welding, qu.ek servlet
Phone 358.
woman with some practical . 2 blccks South Monroe Corne
nursing experience.. Good HalED FRYERS fo r sale. Thcnc
IIOMK tnundi
270-W.
■ - .«■
a ir v R 'P ly hox K t i o Herald.
finUhed.,--10
D. ICE box: 3 burner pit
THACTI IIH
rtf. Phone 877.
WAITRESSES needed at the A l Repaired or ivc? hauled by rx
tamonte Spring* Hotel. S alary ,
perta.
AT MATHER’S Tuesday I 8-piece
mom amt b:ard; good tip*.
IK n .t.E R MOTOR HAl.KS
'Living' room group *260,20 value
Experience preferred but will 20H W. F irst HI.
*
Phone 12
for * 108.20. O onxaii of t *pe.
train likely applicants. Phone
v living room suite, f eml tablte,
W inter P ark PHHbW.
coffee table, 9x10 J u te rug end
Kafn w ater tana*. See Jimmit
r 8 pottery ia m p g 1
• »
Cowan Sheet Meta]. Work#.
I t iLliiTE leghorn (inrlng hens.
A
Phone 006-J.
BtuVD.iwjkt
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Ii
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3 AJ.o. • UtlAHlI
i a s te a o
I da*** only
*
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F re th lc
S'PAISING vv AT A JO B ’ Oil
CAN DO W'Tlt IHA.T xJUiTw *EN tRuv mion \ £ 9 t m i e R t ) _
BR6W>/ RBiSfQTQU—-v*1^
SOMETillNUPEtSt FOR ME
.TO yLC A ti, f h f /
,----------KNOW Wt'V 10AP S SO SCARCf ? ll
/ T S SU C H A GOOP H A B IT /
> fLL KEEP O N JU S T A S LONG
S u p Q fb
liquors
A S U NCLE S A M
W K C A N 'T tiU A R A N T K K th a t y o u will
liiitl a ll o f y o u r ta v orifi> li'iim rs lio r f . h ut
w f tin Ii .tvi1 Homo o f
Ih c m . . . m ul w o '11 do
tm r Inm t to mm? H int
y o u art* aa tlH /lp d ,
W ANTS / ^
Southern
0 Bread f
ICREH land In CrapevilU, EX
PERIEN
CEDJ Mwaltreaa,
___
_________
1 , 'd K f t
Idy for farm ing. On highhour*, good pay. 8-day week,
c o n g e n i a l almmphere. Roy
Johnson'a Red Barn. HI way 1,
Box 80, Monro* Q o fflg
3 ml. south of Sanford.
MILK goata-frrah 8 week*.
Phone Co. 1605—T. B. Lynch.
PP0RTU N ITY of lifetime su p
INK baby carriage-oxcallent con
plying DDT and other profiU ble
dition — 818 Pork Avo. Apt- 8.
products to farmer* In Sem
inole County. No experience or
Doric r A C ay P iln ta. They
efcpHal * tfqulre*. Must have
at tat tkfy
auto and -good reference*. P erm. Stanley.
manent. Wfrlte of a ira M cSESS
COMPANY, D ept.' T ,' Freetfcrt,
F I N O - A ¥ r h a v r i t In
Where therers fat there’s soap!
W. F irst Ht. —- Phone 880
a 1 .vary %\v 1 n s
K e e p T u rn in n In U ie d
H e lp M ob© M o re S o a p
° .v
Y l T H I 5 151
MVCHANCE
TO BE NEAR?
r n blEO £ |-U
t “SX’ O P I N I O N
i H O W S FCXZ SWITCHING LC L f f S S E S ? P u r ME DCWN
FOfSTHE SAM E
ONE E T T A n r "
S
econd
F l o o r ?/
MAIN e r
B u il d - •
LET'S PRINK I D ATWO *GUN ,TW 0
FI6TEP TOWN-TAMER, = = =
BOB CROCKET!
THANKN0U F0K CO M PLI
MENTING M'i MARKSMAN
L IG T E f i, N IC K , 1 K r t - W THIS BIG
P O P E P I P H 'T R t-A U V P 0 7 H A T
5 H IP , G E N T L E M E N - v -i
F S F IC V S H O O T iS '. C O M E OOX- ,
5 1 P E A N P I'L L S H O W V OU V
II^
Lost and round—
.U ln in g ;
Fol* To
MISCELLANEOUS
tr
LOST:
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PACKA G E STO RE
AND BAR
NEW rad ia to r core* and radlatm
repairing. See Jimmie Conui
Sheet MeUl Work*.
- I
It
RAVE PRECIOUS TIKES
i leather w allet ctnl- Wheels balanced, front end align
w sep p f f t k f f od assures longer tire life, easlf
■ |M s« ti» “. ■ -» < ‘-■‘i
;* vf.
y tv .
I PD M 'T K N -JW Vt‘MO M
p i p ir, m
W 3£&
W H ER E THE S H 0 1 5
CAM E FR O M !
�ace
M OM M Y, MARCH I, 1046
THE SANFORD nERALD. S A N F tm p F L O I t i p ^ H ^
i:i
Sons Following
w
i
Jr
.l
k
A t Local Park This W eek
-.m sk
Inter rialional- Loop
P
l .i K W
i l l Move
M n v u TV
Club
Will
To
V
, Daytona Beach Next
*• "■ ’ ■*Week For Workouts
.
.
PICK fOWLEP, ’
, Branch JUckeyr Kiv, the crar
of the.-B»<m)n>'n Uiaigrr*’ i>a*eboll cmplt r .'h tn r discarded JiU ns
Jor the Montreal buy ills .o f , J
Intel national f.ragiA . a farfli'cliib
In the Dodger-. n d i n i p to ’.“PV1
train in g lit Paytuna- Beach.
^ V
- ‘ fnslwnl thn.l^nyalcm pamiri ~ltT«ir-U
Spring training activities heir
at the Municipal Athletic 'F ie ld
today w ith’ Abe Jw. -Paul RolniaT
f : - 'V
of tne A m erican'A ssociation nnVl'-»
*♦
\ other Dodgci^ f^rm. The Royal*
will go to Daytona nrkt week'.
tUevlauslyy plaits called* for the •
Royal* ms move to. Daytona Beach
a t the identical* tim e the Dodger*
made the move fronr Raniford.
However, Rickey decided to con
llnuc the tr a in in g 'o f hi* farm
M p 611--elub*. here
for this week.
--*;
While in Daytona, the Dodgers
Will workout by themselves.’When
the Royal* * invade the ro astil
city, the club will . billet a t n
5
separate hotel and use a different
park.
- The Saint* got their training')
?i
started toilay on a full scale.;
About 30 tncinlicri of (he cf“ *‘ 1
w ere' present - f o r - the open
drill* this morning. M anager Hay
.
Blade*-said about, ten nwu> <msi.
.
were expected to arrive shortly
to hike th r S aints' roster to 10 :
j
men.
Bauch Hickey ha* l*»ue<l a 1
Fi
yearning to member* of the (Jod- !
i,
gets or the Dodger »y*trni who
.are considered 'older player* and
ahnuld not report to the Dodger
i i
ram p until April. Rickey declared
f'lhey ju*t won't have regulnr
job* because the, management
will have to play »onte of thesr
younger chaps, and it is my bet
that the latter will win Jobs and
keep them ." Rickey »aid how- j
ever th a t the warning doesn't
pertuin to all player* not signed
lie adm itted that there are solin'
who would have him In a pinch
If tlu-y didn't report by April.
R
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JAAkPbC f ,
i
j.
H,
‘
MC- g llL t t e g
A *10 A n ffC
• • • ’,• '• -
nil.UM HU.S, <). -
Upt-
GREYHOUND EUR
I* on the air over
WDDO tonight at
fiilO and over WLOF
at 8:23 with all tha
"dope" on the dog*
a t th e HanfonJOrUndo K rnnrl Club.
8EVENTH
RA c' f. — 3-1*
I DO
*m
MERRY WIDOW
GREY DAN
MY BARBIE
FASHION tJUIDE
fiUHAN HTAVERH
WILMA
DYNAMIC
MILE
SANFORD -ORLANDO
KENNEL CLUB
AT LONGWOOI)
NO MINORS ALLOWED
On Rout* 17 ((Unlonl Highway) .
\
about 13 mllctt South of SBnfnrd
r'/
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TURN AT R&D ARROW,
,
lap
c lr if t ,, Lu* W>
IJI ntMN»t!l)
’it/H A k e f Ht A~7dT7v&t i t
T
c>
"Conyilete Insursnce Service'
Keep Your Car In Tip Top Condition
—SEE US FOR—
ADTaPAlNTING
S1MONIZING
HATTERY^IIAHUING
MOTOR REPAIRS
WELDING
'
L V k * ^ IluRton - 'Hube,
T ru d y
SEAT COVERS
USED CARS &
TRUCKS
UnM<*r» M iiftnfi *.Mt T»1K. K m *
t F ir s t U n it l l o l l r D a a b le t
' t f r P rln rt^ Kf»pi»rr T liF r .n l fira n ’f
If. W*m Nfm lV f | - gpQf/ Ju L fin y ( t i l l , lo u t V t
P in k latss, H —|r
lb - a ir , Joy
l^r. Duck IJf*
v»i. P a t
D ill!
Tim.f ra rlu ii N* da h Ila it# S n r s l k Hare—flfla Wllri
stm Mam
Mr
lia r ble.
tVllm e.
K asb to q
T h ln l H a re — A la W ll»,
flu id *. D> n am le,
M n r>
W idow ,
H a ir t r a i l - ’t a n h l r l
I Do. IIrr>
Ir a n , H o r a n S t a t e r *
Tt* H I
tIrrtitd .
11 iiil.l>
tlrsrR r, Flak Ik Hare— .VI* «tll«i
tir ll •* f lir t, tln o l i r . In k * M m-, t i n s .
K lu ln tr la H a r e ) ,
1 * 1 - M in e. , in,l<> Ml i
|tnl>> T i . l l , lint si.»ni|.
Sea*
Norik Flag,
I I 'u u r l k l l a r e — I ' u l u r l l , ,
S " lt i
M alone,
t ls ii)
K»>, Hen.
AUTO PAINT
AND
rt al Ian I
III MlnL,la H a m
tta im n . t'ltelitu a
no-
In me
Dam e,
Suuei
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---------- Phone 371
105 N. Palm etto Avenue
Dlt|rer
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T u e s d a y V V a lu e H e a d lin e r
S=
EVERYTHING FOR A LUXURIOUS LIVING ROOM
IN THE SOUTHEAST
M
K aim r
BODY WORKS
Exhibition Is
Slated Tuesday
Complete 8-Pc. Outfit!
More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other,
#
Think w h a t* pleasure it would bo to come home to a warm, welcoming
living room like th is one every day! F or here ia everything you need to
make a Hving-rot\m o f inviting com fort and charm*? - each piece care
fullySelected to achieve a. tastefully combined ensemble . . and ail offered
a t one low price I The suite Is a handsome m odem inncm prlng design,
available In choice o f coiora. The complete o u tfit includes:— ‘
CREDIT TERMS
• Spacious Davenport
• (Matching Lounge
Chair. Full sprini
• Cocktail Table ^ *
AN ACCOUNT
WITH
US!
i • . - ---:= V
-- r- g tfgk
J
-
O nr moment- i* all th a t 1* requited to Involve the a u to - •nrol-iiiat^ln a amkih-yti th a t'm le h t ^iHpg his en tire resource*
Clashing down in nitrr. For hi* p'rbtceUun we offer tn - '
stmiocu. It'ffigt* llllle Id 'r u rr y cwmpore,r to tKe" posalula'
eo*t of being without' It. Save yourself worry now and
possible year* of re g re t lutcr by ‘carrying pn»p#r in
surance beginning nowl
•
Srrand H »rr— I'ulurll, ■
• *'i
9
ra^e
lt * e e __ K u ril,< ir
_
It must b e ...
find
s « * l f i e l d e r —w h o —Is —n —m e m b e r
ONE MOMENT PLEASE!
ilrand KIA, Kelt Ituskis- tiUi.rtLuiio-J.e fjuvwt*
i
C r m y . K'lW H IrX -rO tfl. -’- r f o f ik t r * r p r * T t „ y
Hn<,fir, *>r, Wrr'* (i „ n
fndl«n s i ,1 * its r r - r a l t r l l f i
Irfr'i Donna
l U i i a t f m I lN rf l -
planes, dam aging an
" Ii*-; i m . i with old] another "
| tiie probable list tie hit* a J*i* j
I » ill r.Unl unit eil.ition. Navy and |
MIMei AudeDHin, a d iv ri, wu s j m ri„- itulian and French cam*
a captain m tae Anity Ml Cot.p* . |ia im s un<! na« a I'residential unit
three yeais lie f!ew n fighter • Mtuhim. five bullle stars a n d ' a
plane un II:: mission* in liitiy rnrnbat llifuntiym an's badge.
and wus shfit down un March 2i
JIMS. He suffered a seriun* leg
s
1
^ V ' ; nut 1 L l d O O r
1 01111 I S t
„! fJb r.*k hi. teg a f te r '
^ HR.
„ m r Ibe h e r .
j |c (la, 5hp j't,, pU- Heart.
*{||v«.r Sliir Ail Mttdal vjti. three
c| u, ter> llm) ti;,. Di.tlnguislwnt
f.*|yjn(» Crus*.
Tul Christako*, u diver. « a , to
Four fnnied tennis star*, Big
the Army parachute lo ire t 37 ]jit) rilden, Fred Perry. Jack ,liwtmonths He served in the African. ,i Bn,| Vinrent Itichnnl*. will pecfiiciln»n_ ami Itallnn campaigw, form tomorrow night in an exhland has three President tn I unit bilbm to tie given, a t the Davia
cilntionr. .
•
Arm ory in Orlando.
. *
JAmes CfninsitmaOj b r e a s t - j C lin ic
Morrison, one of the
*lroke, was in the Army ,A li tB outh', foremost t-nni* ampirA*;
Corn* 32 month, and had 32 twill
officiate
Morrison
thl*
mlR.lon* over it:riy. He has the 1morning -aid that in his opinion,
Air Medal with tw o ‘clusters and Hie matches would be the fu-lest
the Distinguished Flying Cross. ',.ver played in this section of the
Bober l>eni*# bttvk*trokp, *®rvr-d wttitr MnrrUori hits' b«en re*
two year• In the field ertlllevy .,ueMr.l l . umpfir thr metchr* by
Anil thi’ jiWi Irnapjt,
11 I
director of M*rtpi*
l^?c H ulrit. u fret* atylcr, « b .i m non m Otlainlu.
the Army 2U biolith* and *hw
Richard* and Jo s.j will | h y in
service In Italy, kranee. Belgium. , hp (,. t match which Is slated to
Holland and Derm any. He has
stnd-rwny n l H:(Ml o'clock, tn
I five battle stars, the combat i n - |u ,u ,r«mnd, Ulden anil bred PerIantryjaait% ^badgi an d a qarora- , y win* ,. i0 v. A fter the singiao,
lion front tho Belgium govern- Tlldfn
- •..... and .loorl will team up and*
ment. dia wo* o v e r s e a s lit play Peri v and Bichartl* In the
months.
douhb's c-Jtihitiun..
Jack Tolar, a diver, was In the
The ^matches will he played InNavy V-S PWgram at Jackson.
,r,V irnmr'y ' W ild in g ' iiii a
nPreflight
l,n l J i " School
! u h*. 21
i ! ° rth
.k
.
|M
P
M
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>
/•« •« fanvaa mat »>Mcii
month*.
,
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Intake the gtnue very fast. Th»
Bill /.enter, free stylrr. wa» ...
a h | tB' ,
Army flying personnel transport (
»
pilot 37 -month*.
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Ted Hubert, s fdfcc sty let , was
a U. 8. Navy swimming instruc
tor a t G reat laikea and llainbrldge, Md. He served 15 month*.
Albert Htrch, a back atroker.
was In the Army Air Korea B'J
month* and was an Instructor aC
Victoria, Tex., and Key Field.
Meridian,
Ch a r A *
Spangler.
breast
stroker, was a Marine fighter
pilot, participating In the Okin
awa campaign and shooting down
versily'** perennially -trong swim
ming farm s, is a fellow who has
more than one reason to say
"thanks to the Yanks."
Back in l!»dg Mike thought ho
had one of his greatest swjmming team , coming up but the
war inlarvarvari. Now, with the
shooting ended. ..-hose hoy, are
,tiu nung bock to school mid tile
Rucks are on the prowl with a
soldier-sailor crm hination that ho* '
F cnturj
P lo t
Marine unit citatum, fwstingtiisb- I
l.nt T hing < ri,«> and three uir j
Mike waist deep in mitslau.itiig i medal,
swimmers and divers
Halo Mimse, free jtyier. served!
Little Mike
I’t'ppc. roach ul (thin Slate
•
TonishCg All-Star
the
An
of rib* St. Lamls Canirnala. Diek
1* a son »f GcortPe Sisler. one of
the ‘ game's* g reatest h itters and
first basern#!,
Dick Sisler return* to the Cardinass this year preceded by on
Impressive record Ire made In the
W inter league in Cuba afte r ho
•m discharged front the ser
vice. He was quite a sensation
in Cuha aa u long distance h it
ter. Among his achievements In
th a t circuit was a shattering of n
Jli-yenr. rerord when lie hit three
home run* tp* (me afternoon.
T h at slugging followed .a 450- j
foot fohr bagger th a t Dick C loht-j
ed tha day before. He hit a ball
over the rig h t field wall of Tro-!
plcal Stadium . This i* dvl1*
feat. Before the war, any p la f-t
or who did that received a'b o tih a:
of, tl.0 0 0 . Dick was given '*
several year*. Those who hoeo
watched H arry o im n tln g know
re m
akings,
that this boy has nil the
making*.
The C hicago* Cub* and- tha
Brooklyn Dodgers also liavc two
players on each of their ro*4^a .
whose father* had been Ulg lea
guers.
Tho»e with Charlie Grimm'*
Grlmm'a y
)lt Joirn-X
pennant winners arc Don
son, the second bnsetnnn and
ar s s r
of Ernie Johnson who had nm>
been an outfielder, and Chw lie
Gilbert.
IW rssS
II MIDI II H ARRIHON
Racirt S ta rt
8:00 P.M. Sharp
*uld
By CHARLES HBGAJt
More and more, son* are fol
lowing in the footstep* of their
father* in the batehall business.
At perhaps no time in the his
tory of Jhe N ational Ix-ague has
4* L
*__ __as many “chip*
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there*
h’een
from
old blocks" on the [osters of.clybs
ln t h e :Ford Trick circuit.
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One of the Ltd*, i* Disk Sisler.
would g o .to post a t 7:3N and the
windo-w* would close prom ptly
at 7t50. Windows for the ■la d
race will close at
The
race track president ?Efd signs
. wutlhl l>e posted in the betting
paddock and grandstand giving
the timo for the closing of the
j
w
iuifows on each race and they
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jwnuld be closed promptly on tha
■second regardless of the number
of peraon* wanting tickets, if
fan* do not wish to be closed out.
Connolly said there .will be no
deviation from the closing dime
us the race* had to be r u n
promptly to get in the two extra
event*.
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The enlarged program will cov
er the last ,10 days of racing f o r ’ ,,icHu.
.lu I cpiI * M aaftr, J h m j Itlu ?.
UULijeifoit ahd- can not be start- S‘»t
* u t.tl 11**11, l.u i'if) k1***1*** M nleh
e,i sooner because of the lack of Tuff
I IMh | | « r r --- T. |»1 l l l l r i
ticket*, he said.
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TONIGHT'S ENTRIES:
fH irtlir* i l , L IU !* S 4 » d \, Hear,
FoR 'PA il A pcb?/\iA
b A V Vk a
GREYHOUND RACING
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♦ . Pr iI-.
£lPowerful G1 Swimming Squad
Makes Ohio State Outstanding
LEEDS. England, CAT—Instead
of waiting weeks for dental care.
W est Yorkshire residents have
dentist* calling on them and it’s
free!,
Completrly-eqnlp|>ed van*, each
costing U.bOO am i. each stuffed
with a dentist and assistant, tour
out-of-the-way spot* admlni*trrJng to the need* of villager*
The plap I* finance,! hy ih i
West Riding L'ouqcil.
Enlarged Program To Dick Sisler Had Big
Cover Last 30 Days Season In Winter
L e a g u e In Cuba
Of Racing At Plant
Connolly
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' Motorized Dentists
’ Track Toothache
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LONG WOOD, l l a r . J , (Rpeeial)
Two more race* wll| Ihi mlilwi to
the program of the Snnfoi/T O r
lando Kennel Club beginning
Mnryh I I , the .Jrkck mnnagemant
nm iounci/f Satifrdiiy. night. Thl*
will give «*• nightly program of
ten. races, with five 'pilnirla*.
I*ies. Waiter Connrdjy aaid the
ie x tra tares were the result - o f
ir-’Qucst*. frdh iJ d n g _ o w n ti*— Due
to ITic large number -of dog* at
I^mgwood this year more are
uviiihihli- than can be used in the
rdglit ra n i p ro g ra m ."
F V iii'A o W ^liA A - r M f e v lc s '
FVrirMec fed vJOod co*J*jie alack .
IS BAeirtidG- AJ^Kf reA S O -I
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HOPE OF A ’S
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watch.
Dick, who i penl 37 month* 'n
the Navy, h at been With the Car
dinal organization since 1931) and,
in additibn to being an outfielder,
he can handle himself commendnbly at first base.
Sisler isn’t' the only to n of a
former major leaguer who will
be with the Cardinals. A nother
I* H arry • W alker, the obtfielder
who established himself a t n re
gular before lie entered the ser
vice. H arry 's father i* Ew art
Walker who was a pitcher for
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To Protect th« P u f f of the World)
To Promote th# Progress of A m erica;
to Produce Prosperlly fur Hanford,
1HE WKATHEH
P a rllf cloudy th r o u g h Wednesday. ft' acm tr
tonight, otherwise continued mild.
AN INDEPEND EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER
Established 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
SANFORD.
Ex-Prim e M i n i s t e r
Delivers A d d r e s s
B efore W estm ihs ter
College A t|\F u lton
New Law Provides For Trial Of
Nazi Suspects In German Courts
FULTON.
(A P) — Wins, -^Churchill
called ujton ttt$ yJjaltafd S tates
and B ritain 'Iw H y fo r a vir
tual m ilitary alliance between
th e two nations n$ -the main.
baain of his “personal plan
for peace. ClmuRaneously.
Bim “
Ahu form er B ritish Prim e
Inis te r Issued, n blunt warn-,
inic again st wfiat he described ns
Geik Clay Asserts Measure Was. Drawn l ’p
' By Three German Provincial Presidents
In American Zone Of Occupation
doctrine*."
Chur
u rchni. delivered his. 6,000
word address before s college
audience deep in the f r e t s roots
of Americs—e t W estm inster Col*
lege in Pulton, on the topic,
"Sinew* .of Prece."
He w et Introduced by n native
Miieouri, President I te rry 3Trum en, with whom he treveled
to Fulton from Washington foe
the orceslon.
The form er
British
Prime
M in b ter'd eclared th e t e shadow
appears to heve fallen across the
scene* th a t were “an lately light
ed by Allied victory."
Churchill continued:
“ Nobody knows w hat Soviet
Russia amt its - Communist In ter
n a tio n a ! O rganisation intends to
<ln in the immediate future, or
w hat k r« - t h° limits, if any, to
th eir expansive and proselyting
tendencies."
(ira te ly , Churchill warned th a t
prevention of world w er HI can
be achieved only If an under
standing on all potnta is reached
with Russia under the general
' authority of The United Nations
Organisation.
B ritain's w artim e leader said,
* i h o w e v e r, ha does n o t believe the
uoyiet Union w ants wdr. But,
V. 4
British Against Appropriations
Putting Spanish Group Approves
Question To UNO Veterans Funds
Measure I p c l u d d s
OffPjcials D e c l a r e
It Is Up To People Money For USDA
To Replace Franco Postoffice Dept.
i^ssr a i A f t v S:-' ir e 1»
»*"si ■ B a ra 'S
o r five pounds of sugar.
■WmA through
Automobile Worken*
Union Submits Pro
posal F o r Ending
Strike Of 105 Days
.YENAN, Mar. ,1. (d'l— General
Marshall bus held his first meet
ing with tfit- number tine Com*
mpriiM , f Chinn — Muo Tse• iftig. Mnrsh.il! flcwr to the Chintsl capital with Com- i: l i. r ia l t'hnu En-t-ni and
(•..'JV, .il r .mg Chi Chung of the
Nnliiimdist party.
They i cteived a tumultuous
wt'icpinc, an d | he Associated
P rt-- dispatch noted that it was
a _ win met reception than the
otic turotdi'd Major General l'a t;
rlcli Hiirivy* when he made an
official visit to Ycijnri'- in 1044.
Mnr»hull mill the two Chinese
generals went into iimferejicc
With Muo noil tlic Communist
romiiiumlrr in chief, Geneinl t ’hu
Teh on the m erger of China's
aim ed f m c e v ^ * ------- -------------The reason for Marshall's en
thusiastic welcome was made
clear in an cdilounl in the Com
munist newspaper, Emancipation
Daily, The article'Fontrasled Mryshiill’s f'dicy with llin lej <■ it
slated lliut jti two months Mar
shall hud made giant M r des in
helping lay the foundation for
peace and deniocincy in Chinn
Hurley's policy the lie I newspaper. Mid, oil- <|uote ' CanItitiV Hot «o|v t (he nit, r. st of
tile Untied -Ntnti s, hut to the
win Id in general in that it
helped t<< m-tigot*. civil war sml
supported n single party ilictntor-
WASHINGTON. Mar. 5,
(AIM—The -Thief of the L a
bor Departm ent'* Conciliation
Service, "EtlKar L. W arren,
met this ^toniing- w ith cpmpany and union officials ita
' the governm ent stepped ,in in
an llth -h o u r effo rt to av ert
,u national telephone atrike.
, W arren will talk with of
ficial* of the Amsrican Tvlephon*
and Telegraph Company and I’rssU
’ dvnt John J. Moran of thf Itfdependrnt
Federation
of
Long
! Lines Telophone wnrkara.
Th* Long Lines group iaoow-e-.'
17 union* affiliated with the N a __
.
.
11tonal Federation of Telephone
ftTT.lKINt; WOKKE KS of the General Electric Com p n n y who have Iwen forbidden by court order to W orkers engaged in wage and
m » " picket* in Philadelphia are sliown g u th rm l across Cohlhs Cw-ck in Delaware
County, which l» hour dl*pute» with the A T and T.
limited outside the jurisilKtiot) of city police, T ie y ’re booing „ p.di,,- statem ent
cuming from the All 17 unions have se t 0:00 A.M«
aound (tuck shown
here which
reiterated tin- utilvi agni»*l
meeting in th.. gim rher City. (InterThursday, local time,
national Sound photo 1 .
sta rt of strike action. O lher feder
ation unions are expected to support the sehedulad walkout.
However, W arren believe* that
if the L m g Lines w orkers' wsg«
dispute ran he settle,I. the striae
Closing Of U S0 Form er WAVE Is Among Ten New
Facilities Here
Members Inducted Into Legion
Set For M ar. 31 ( ommantlcr ,I.J. Kocco I rKrcs Legion Support
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Of Red Cross Drive In Addition To $50
Donation FMedged By Organization
Hall Is Lauded Hy
I SO Supervisor For
Adm.Doenitz Seeks oiiiHtamiing Work Byrnes Clarifies
Wer
s^Sr'iuSSrXfiL
Wn11:; MacArthur’s Powe
Ni mi t z Statement opelutii'ii
at it- piesenl locution
( '» c l
** |k^U©mbc*t. rtM.i Illl Ileiu
Iii The Far East
To Aid Defense AllD
Ml for March 111. it wn
an-
*•'> «'-w Legion members, nine
l them ie(eiH)is of ft mid ft nr
II. including a former WAVE,
' ,U inducted Monday rvepmg »t
tlic meeting that followed
the
,l,l'l'!'r at Cani|itiell.|*>*sing Past
11 Ilie Dost pledged active sup' I " t *'• the lied t russ drive to
nouiiced today h> Joe • K lid!),
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tV A SH IN G ItlN . -Mar f., 4»
w Inch It donated KO In cash, acdtrti tor.
I S tate Siaietaiy Jnnio* F tiyii c
,,(,ling t., J.jel S. field, adjutant
Use *Juii J*iil
’ he ft o r lilf t or M veterans in
tndo', the cslejit of firn
In* Mar.V:u.i- 's - slhor- i tliulsal were: Clifford -U*#), Ajr
NUERNBERG,
One u! tho de
Gel man wai Cti
AlUntrui
old el n n steten-— .
Admiral C hester^IT .
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pan.
» a v . that
fiiip.......
wlijcli to base in part M» de- 1
evening* cvcrpt svNew •perikll Allied £ommimdet rau-o.l
frnsr against war crimes charges. 1‘iograms will take pls,e, lie said, ireas Wheie lltut, m ,L I.,y*,,i,- Iloemti'attorney says thr tonti- " " Tuesduv oteniiig. March *Df. tone mclmllng IIh *sihii -i » h
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ci dirrvtnr of Germany'* ruthless «'Vard*.
pm, and1 sem e# certt-
W
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Ryities
, _ ■'* aulli Hit
fh«* Irt o th o r unlim« c*nn ^
rh,. IrOfiir
w o rk fri
w^kifur Kn incroASo ©f ISYb
refits an hour and the company
h*“ offrrej n IS-Ccilt Luxist
D ETHplT, Mar .1. Id h -T fia
|**IO United Automobile W tirksrt
i union ha* proposed a means
whereby the lUfi-day-old strike
„f 17&,0tH) General Mo
Stotors p r ^
durllun w orkers may he ended,
The UAW proposal ha* been
,rn t to GM for study and tha
union Is aw aiting a reply, width
corns tmlay.
may come
today.
| n effect, iho union ha* told
GM th a t it would he wlltlne to
hav* i U m«mber*Mp polled to
dnerm ina Ilia sentiment* of th*
amek*Ts
i » „ inue*.
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'm u H Brekwith. Jt , c.erald H . . ( ; r „ernt Motor* wiykcrs wdieiher
Mann (nephew C1f ,\ Itetd Matml, (Dry wante.) to return to work
Mln" u . .....
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mag., ',,.r
New* I n ,, . -trial pt >
Hanfotil Na\ i! tir Slntmo w 1 poltncC A M P B U N D I N G , M ar r>. td'. *-)»encd# In . \ r n i b i - r , I0IJ. Jlrj "lltl' Sl-lg the ib,i,„—*
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, |of t aosdian I*r lnn- Minutri ft
T ha ft'ai Ilc|isrtrncnt him minv
-a * succeeded iiy David ( at niHly, ,
*' L Ma. setuie King I !»■ i -iindiail
in for a blistering attack from i..1,„
bihn^ Stonik and Mr- ,i..n
Hall.
governiiii-iil now l« invr-i gating
member* of the N'utii'iial Guard.
The USD building which is "f
A relolution udoiilml «t u meet
ing iii C am p- Dlanding chsiges unrvrele block Construction with
that high officer* In the National a $0 6 / -W foot lounge, offtcav,
Guard were treated unjustly as library, kitchen and snack bar
to* promotions, assignments, op ' b>Sk rooms and toilet rooms, also
for dnneportunities and advancement*.
, »n outride
,,, , cement. patio
,
The Florid* officer* laid th e l! " * ' ,wtl*
ortivrly taken over
blame for this policy on offIcerrfl,,y #thp City which i. purchasing
of the Regular Army,, and mV " »rom the hcdc.nl C*ovcrnment.
West Point gtaduatca in pnrtic- ""
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ulsr. A* for ft’esl P rint, th
CommCrrc
there
and to us* the
Florida guard officers oppose tecstahlishincnt of a four-year butlding as o tourist and rcerecourse at the m ilitary academy. ntioh center.
Instead, they would establish a
strictly m ilitary school for c.idels
who already have received liberal
educations at standard colleges
or universities.
The Florida unit also voiced
opposition to .W ar Department
Lillian Moran, 14 year old
plana which leave tho sttito with
of Mr. and Mr*. A. F_
out a separate division In ih«* i lluUghter
Moran of Geneva, has brought
jzcw N ational Guard.
l>rtde and jov to her community
by being placed in the Blue
Ribbon group of 4-H Club contestant* in the recent national
Senate Group Okeys droto
review contest a t Chicago,
u id *
Appointment Of Krug il( wa* announced by Mr* . Q____
ft'IDon, county home dem onstra
WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. W - tion agent.
A member of the Seminol*
A Benate Committee ha* approved
unanimously the nomination of County 4-H club. Miss Moron
Julius Krug as Secretary, of the a on sta te honor* which entitled
Interior It took Jth« committee her to participate in the national
on public land* and surveys little contest. She wa* unable to
m orn than one hour to make it* pear personally a t th# judging Fn
decision afte r K rug had been Ctytago,
called fo r questioning.
Tho nomination now goo* to
th e Sonet*, whore It probably
HOOVER TO EUROPE
will be considered tomorrow.
K rug Is former Chairm an, of
WASHINGTON, March 6.
tho W ar Production Board. Prest- ■— F orm er President
H erbert
dent Trum an named him for the Hoover will go to Europe to aurIntorior post after dterold Ickesiv-y the food needs of tha warresigned.’ The Jcket resignation wracked
continent.
Announcsfollowed a disagreem ent over m*nl we* mad* today th at Hoover
ITveldent T rum an’* su p p o rt of ;hs* accepted an Invitation by
Edwin Pauley, nomlnep f a r under- P resident 1Trum an
make the
the,N avy.
European food eu rrty .
Lillian Moran Wins
National 4-II Prize
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{Federal Agent
Tries To Avert
Banned Philly Pickets Meet Over City Line
National Guard Hits
Army Officer Policy
ihip Commission. Jh* _
Korean demonstration ha* raised Chapman.
a question — whether tha twowithin a few day*. Tho P rtA lo r power commission will first re
declares that tho policy o fo b ia move or relax tho boundary —
CA N N IN G SUGAR
or will go ahead to form a procabinet wilt bo to
go vemmenL
Dutch on tho
WASHINGTON, March 6 Iff)—
Hero's hood newa fo r you hou»*HOUSING PROJECT
Nethortanda ho* offered to
wivea. Th* 0 P A says you may
ha able to get a mu#
liltia mire auyar
augar
•tatoo. w]U a promise ot
canning thk* year than
6, (S9
D. Tha OPA announcs*
.
N l'.M HER 120.
the basis.t>f the company's
t i -
HCKenZH* King
Hit By R u s s i a n s
'or ISazi Luanings t-r/,.-,t.
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yesterday
a f,
fte r
noon at 4 00 o’clock a t 601 West
F irst S treet /allow ing it linger
ing- illn#**.
Mr*. Brumley, who first came
to Sanford In 1H6S, was born
Oct- t3. 1M2, a t Chppa Falls,
nrlved by
Uinn. She I* survived
hy one
daughter, Mrs*. John Pringle of
York City, on* »on, Charles
of Tampa and one
nddaughter, Mr*. R. J . Ivey
AshtVille, N C.
fo r * Mr*.
service*
unerel
Brumley; who w ls a Vnembcr nf
Preabyterlan Churrii,
th* T i n t
kwM a
aA
I.Art o’clock Inirtnrrot"
arm held
t 3:00
tomorrow
afternoon a t tha Erickson Funeral
W Ith
L Rev.
__„ J . E- hfcKlnley
A Party of American officora Hom* WhfInterm ent will be in
ha* Joat returned from HelK
C«m*t
where arrangements wer* made
are
m w ttn c on
fi ' w ," K ^ n . " ' L P r Al* ^ i m u 7 '
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Associated Press leased Wire
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| rr jtl uu*fl,n4<i
I h **, cvnls
alio Is the daughter of Mr ami „ u hour and oth er contract provlM r.
ham le.«,g of tihuluota).
ltu, the UAW also would
id,..
Harvey. II llu.e.
tFn
red Gnnas. „,(( w hether the strikers wanted
flic subject ratne up today at
WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. <d*i- Mtlimarinr w arfare wants to aub- *flr*toa will he givrn* to liostec-es.
Inventory i« now iM’ing
m as cull fn cure m which It) rn c . , 1 nl‘l - Robn,« M- linker, Carl ( t„
i,ac]g binder thusv condl*
The House A ppropriations Com mil an interrogatory to N im lti
" ll* l%ttcr * -father, u onSi hut atii>mu tkc dispute
m ittee today gave -it* approval roncenilng o rd e n Issued lo A m eri-l"f UKt) pi- ia'ily. Some of this ■va* uski*d to comnicnt on nuw*;
submarine commander* during j “ ‘II l>e tran -ferred to other t?SO rfi»pntchcs fngiiD am n , (.‘hltin, j
Lrc' *"'
'v tein n of \> arid, l**u#* of n h ig h rr wsgu boost
to a new A dm inistrative fund of can
11A, 1——
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__i l _ n ., .. / - . a ^ I ...ill
centers. Thatl not
transferred wil that the Ifu-iinri-Inno removed ,, n
■, "** r "a arc
hrre from ; an,| „Dicr cotilturl clatitrs to an
©14,000,000 for the Veterans Ad the war.
The
Nnxt
admiral
contends
th
s
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appwiii-cd
and
on
this
Die
t
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K.m.amt- ,.f Japam-c oldie I * I" 1 ">«(') Homa
- arbtUntut to t.r iiiiiiir.l by prest
m inistration. The fund for the
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Reid j „ n, Tr1lmari.
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for
fuj.ts]
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Veterans Ail in In Is t ration was the American sutimurines were order. ’ ay tie auHiorircd to lake hid
M„.m
extruded
i-.e
m.ntatlon
of
, ; M B,rP. , , v hu, , ; w ( r i ] , h(
major Ifem In a deficiency supply ed to strike w ilK vt Warning III! which wtli to- sent to t'SO heal
Hyfnt"Ti di t I<i*i-ii
t
rimriit III*
attend a arid!tnln'ii |ir,,p..,al, run tending
bill. The measure also include* rUrIlly vessels In certain specified 'C a rte rs f,,i a|i)lovnl
i
i he»r •• hit, itt-T n it,, tiff I* ml Hie O rlando I'
,.f the
ith there — nothing t., n i b d r u u tbc
fund* for thr Social Security w aters ami all Japntir-e shijis
1- Miutfmn 11it 'N« Ti'iii-..)!, d i "gigantic" I, , ' '
(.ilbcii M, t cjnore,
IhHO -u
Board, Die Agriculture Depart
Iloenilt also ha- lequested Dial ' ■rvisoi y i - I n .(ay .was h n » -„.l ye Hilt t«*‘ hill ! **:..■ iHi )(V |>t lk I n - tr|e | Tin \| ,
piolingvii dispute. However, the
raant and the I'ustufflie Depart Ilrtlt-H Aiiinnnlty file* t,c open?,] ) raised Die
outstanding work '«■<■ - *»fi in ll»t |*tii ditm tihiifiAium
‘“ . r r . ''i d d i i n " ’. T ’Ti"
ht'j "(g g c 'tc d th a t the
report
ei
I
BtanL
to determine what orders were don# by Ylr Hall in his relation* | i-*"•*■1 !«• -In|init Lm ! •Minuprr ,
Krh lSilli lluard__
tLirin^ Httirfw Hil l' ,ttilMMMft' .luujftUA I Nntmnal l.uiiof
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Th# committee said that the is-urd to British merchant Ve»- ’ dh rnilltaiy personnel liere." )le - wlurh say- that J.ij.itiiesc forces which intend for d e r a t e
f
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p ,lr,y - ^ 11
also expre--ed a |p r .‘n a tio n of th e ,e tta ll be permitted |o retu rn to
114,000,000 for the Veterans Ad sels.
r *'tUr," to'
Doenitz was actiscd during the I -SO to hostesses ifml olher Sriii- j tli*‘n homes after hung disarm ed. V eteran’s Houitfimiing Day «n f 0V S t l S e » U
m inistration
is the
minimum,
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a
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am ount needed. It added th a t by prosecution'* presentation of il* ford people for aiding in the!
com
plete
prior
to March TO-31 i . - T 1"
*,V’ Wcr ,h*
'
’
! » * i
r v - »' \ when the 7lh la'cam Distrlct C on-:
June SO, the adm inistration will case of having drdered German work dune.
« a '"" (#r negobe responsible for about ULOOO,- U-tamt ro m m a n d en ^ o sink Allied | The IJSo lia s' l,m i operate,I , A *
IN
fcrei.cc will tdk ' dm- he.e The '
^
th ‘*
000 v tleran s, an Increase of 10.- vessels without a trace and to under Ills National Catholic Com- i
I'o il made p i" - f„r this
««*> \ Aft »fflcal. and
macMnegun survivor* lifelioots
600,000 In one year.
unity Service, and prior to r.o,■
-Mclmtor Jam es
a
Af
• ■
*
ifcrc.ee,
n vi ever ‘ which -aid Mi Field is IH'Wf )
■•ruction of thr ! rdrral building
Th(( bill Includes 110.000,001).
I U- J,c lb
largest ever I
*! i* now htiiiM-d in. wn« located
h Id in
i. Ho- -li-ti l
I
for rib s Serial Security Board, I
" ,thr rlly nwtird lluilding on the
.1 J liner,,
Post Cofrininiid,
$3,160,000 for the A griculture f
LO NDO N . Mar.
t/1'
The
lake front loya ii-cil hy thr Ri-d
M» - ■
radio
b ,
br,is,h n-l ilfged Iwgmn p u l iphtlon In tile
Department and »2,'J(K>.000 fm j
1 (oss. William W ru kupf wa- (Irr
osr,-l)d, floin an iii ' i,*|* in Hie Red Ci*,-* d m ,
the Postoffice Department.
f r»t direcltii b.-i,. -min after the
tin- f.*,ll plclgc i
Mrs. Ida Bruinley
Natives Of Korea Died Yesterday
Demonstrate Today ollowing Illness
Baker. Brumley,
n
In Seoul's Streets resident Ida
of this city for the past
doneailn rcfublie, Satan S
has nnnuumed that ha will
the member* for hi* now
3 w r
5. 1910
American* Leader Is
Flown To Yenan For
Conference . W i t h
C!i incseCom mu nists
. BERLIN—The de|>ut^
° f, two years.
th e United States M ilitary Gov-j Minor offender* are cln«*ifird
em inent in Germany, Lleutehant under the law a* followers
Gcm-rul t.uciu* Clay, has an punishment for this class of o f
nounced a new low for the punish fender* include* fine* an.I the
ment of Herman* who njili-d H it pnrm ent of reparations. 1
The classification o f ntajoi’ ofler. The sweeping pew measure
will put more responsibility for fender* is expected to W h o le
purging Germany of Nexis nod German industrialists nn.i bank[l* enfoicement tnqy inesn a stay ers and nil thn»e who vominittoed
of \en years- in Germany for the crimes against 'Victims or vpAmerican*.
iwnoiits of N atio n s!' Socinlism.
General Clay ostimate* that at The group also Includes those who
leaat 1,000,OftO Germans will be are responsible for outrage* or in
subject to puftishment under ,U»a|any.^w <yf_jtBva'.aupport t a Nt»xt
new law, and as m rtiy us 4,000,. tyranny
General Clay said the Ameri
000 may be affected by its ar can M ilitary Governm ent is deter
plication.
The new measure was drawn up mined to see that sentences' p ass
by the three German provincial ed under the new law are carried
m inister-president* irr the Ameri nut. Asked if this menus that
can tone of occupation. The law the Americans definitely intend
provides for the trial of N aii sus to slay In Germany, the general
replied th at a ( far ns the mili
pects before German courts.
The law defnes varying degrees tary government can com m " the
of guilt for nil Germans who aid United S tates, the nnswr, i»
ed .Hitler. Major offenders are “ye* '
General Clay said the law is
liable to a> much as ten year*
Intended to be a complete ilennliimprisonment at hard labor, con fication program for the Ameri
fiscation of property and loss of can rone. He said It would reach
all rig h ts—even the rig h t u> own some Nail* whh h ivn escaped any shlj.,“
an automomblle. The minimum great hardship or bunlshm rnt tiesentence for major offenders is cause they had private income*.
“ Front w hat I have ween of our
'Russian friends, I am convlenced
th a t th e n Is nothing they adm lra
so much as strength, and there
is nothing for which they have
less respect than fo r m ilitary
LONDON, Mar. 5. M*>— Highweakneaa.”
y placed sources declare th a t
However, Churchill spoke of he Britishi govt
government ha* turned
w hat h a termed hfs “strong ad lown a. _____
F ren____
ch , ____
suggestion
* „ .............
to
miration and regard for the val- dace the whole question of the
xfant Russian people and fo r my franco regim e in Spain before
w ar-tim e comrade, M arshal Sta the
United
Nations
Security
lin.’
Council.
Rut, said Churchill, he does not
These sources say the French
believe, for one thing, th a t the proposal was made last week in
secret cj the atomic bomb thouid notes sent to Britain, the United
be released at this time. Chur S lates and Russia. They add that
chill asserted:
the British rejection not* h*a
"No one fn any country has been given to French Foreign
slept let* well in their beds be M inister George* BUlault, by Al
cause this knowledge of the fred Duff Cooper, tne British
atomic bomb and the raw m ater- em bassador to France. However,
, L--U to apply It a r t a t present fu rth e r eonversetlons are said to
.la rg e ly
retained
fn American be continuing in Paris.
The British are reported to
hands. I do not b elltv t we ehoutd
have slept to soundly had the bate th eir rejection on their re
positions been reversed arid tome pealed Insistence that it la 'u p to
com munist -o r . neo-fascist stste the Spanieh pceple to replace
monopolised, fo r th e tfme being, Francisco Franco at chief of state,
The British contend thet fu rth e r
*
these dreed agen
agencies.'
outelde influence only will serve
Expressing
In* h>l | concern over to etrengthen Frenco — end th at's
Soviet activities and Influence
over a wide area of the globe— why they don't want the UNO
In I'ersia. In Turkey,.'In the Bal Security Council tu lake up the
kan*, fn ‘ Manchuria — Churchill problem o f the Franco govern
• lin k e d • hope for a‘ f irm e r n>- ment.
- Tutonshti'
'
the
......................
United
onship between
/ S tates and Britain,
"W e cannot afford. If we can
- -h elp It, to work on narrow m ar
gins. offering tem ptations to a
' tria l of strength. If the w estern
democracies stand >, together in
•irte t adherence to the principles
of the United Nations C harter,
SEOUL, March 6. Iff) — N a
no one la likely to molest tl
tive* of northern
Korea
are
I f however, they’ become dit
dem onstrating to d a y ’ in Seoul'*
o r falter in thefr duty, then In* streets by the thousands becaun*
catastrophe may overt*helm they w ant to go home. There la
all," Churchill asserted.
no violence In tha demonstration*,
. Churchill proposed tlvi cloaest which e ra limited to . parade*.
*
ecopotation between B ritain and Some of the marcher* are crying
tho United state* on B utter* of “ Down w ith communism,"
dofenae, including “Je lat ftie of all
O ther < form sr
resident*
of
.n a v a l and a ir baaea In tho pooofo- north Korea are Just demand lag
•lon of either country all over the th a t th* barrier be removed be
world." Evenutally, he oald, there tween t h a . Russian son* In th*
may come the principle o f Com N orth and American tonea in
mon eftitenihip.
th« S o u th .: In
th*
meantime,
Am erican
Arm y
headquarters
say* agreement* should be reach
A
Indonesian Prem ier ed toon w ith the Russians. ,
To Appoint Cabinet
TUESD AY , MARCH
Big Welcome
For Marshall
Alliance Is
Russia’s desire fo r "indefinfte
expansion" of Us "pow er and
FL O R ID A .
'*-‘>4 ' '
B •
ullc^i.l Husiisn r«|'ii'iiagtT nrlivtlies In Iho daminhin.
■
Tho brna<lcail dial go* Hint
what il called "militant Fascist
organixnOnns'' have .fliiunslikvl in
('anniln while Mnckejtxiv King hils
ia-en in office.
Meanwhile,
neither
the
the (mst,
named to
mittr
Kd M,nt fm ton
head n III man
t !» tiilllm!
Ihi*lull f mf
tlHI
wav I
com-!
triJglfifAd
ilmiiit iuii ■ A
. ,
,
.
| En«r officers n*|| remain
-f Leg ion meniher* prw.v- , h
s.nfor.t Naval A.r
president, «nnnirnre,l a I-egion
p arty , celebrating ttie 'JStli b irth
day of tin* American Legion, nt
<1:110 p. tn., Friday. March 15. The
A uxiliary \Vill be in riisrg r, there
will be
refreshment*
served,
game* will be played sad prizes
aw arded, she said
Soviet n r y
*t
Ystes. It was announced by tb*
Navy command. At th« present
rime, Lieut, ('otndr. C. F. Avery*
Is commanding officer o f the
station.
Twenty men will comprise - th#
■minted petsonnel who remain.
These were selected after a ca re
ful screening of station personnel
M A D DOGS
ami nre mostly low point' and
m ilitary sltarhc In Ottawa were
married men. Civilian psrwmnel
Tiie
situation
in
regard
to
mad
inndmisvable and recalled him.
dog* hns eased quite a lilt, ac will take charge of the gate and
cording to police f'iltef Roy G. fire h o u se .
W illiams, who, hu««ver, warned •'D eactivation, which' started on
March 1, after the station had
_
,
. ' t h e i r pels confine,!. Ihgs will lie j been In operatic n for three year*
• h o t.I f found roaming st large, and four months, mean* th*
cessation of the planned us* of
. he said.
an aeronautic*! facility for tb*
A request has come front Welch .
rep o rts of rallies . Infected operation
and maintenance of
Convalescent Hospital, Daytona
« *v # . * e
n
‘L m* naval or m arine aircraft.
Beach, for a number of items for j P"**
^ r ' , ^ rnno
Naval personnel will be given
use in connection with Red Cross
dlrwelttr of the Seminole
County Health Unit, said this ample subsistence rations since
work In that institution.
there will be no eating facilities
Mrs. C. R. Klrlley, chairman m orning. City Sanitary Inspector open on th* base. Married man
of the local Camp and Hospijal G rady Duncan today requested a* before will live ashore, whU*
Council has requested donors to th a t dog owners continue to co single men will be housed Irt
leave the following articles a t operate In the rabies eradication the Wave* Barrack* which Is
th* Red Cross rooms on tho Lake cam paign hy keeping dog* tied in the ita ta qf being remodeled.
0
until Msy I.
Shore a t th* earliest opportunity. o r confined
Three butcher knives, three long
HOSPITAL TO CITY
MARCH OF DIMES
handled large tited spoon*, two
th
r
WASHINGTON,
March 6 ( f f ) _
large mixing
A 65 percent Increase.In coivr - bowl*.
JM M M
seta fo r sugar and cream, six lection* (n
in ha*
ln Seminol*
Seminole County In The W ar A***ta Corporation
vases, large or small, twelve the March of Dime* campaign agreed to torn over to T eliacolorful apron* and one deep fe t fo r tha infantile paralyai* fund haieco tha Dale Mabry A rm y
fryer.
tu fficlen t equipover collections of |a i t y e a r wa* Hospital and
today announced by' Supt. T. W. ment to oparate it e* a
bad
The February total of Hanford Lawton, whd revealeJ that th* J munlripal hospital. T hat action
'
‘cn,
building perm it estimates, which ■urn of, $407.25 had been turned has b.-enmade known byReprqaccording to City lluilding in over ta the Rev. W. P. Brooks, j suntelive Sikes of Florid*, fllke*
spector* Grady Duncon, am ounteJ J r . chairm an of the drive.
a'so s*yi th* agency has prom to $40,760, more than quadrupled
In J9 4 5 , $261.41 " as co n tri-'L ed a perm it today alio w in g .th g
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“** to take Im m ediate pdea*ael*tt '
the February, 1D45 total wtyeb buted '• nor* in the drive, :Mr. 'city
- I9.8M
so ft(1/1,
weepress nor radio Li-- made any
comment on Mackentio King's
latest charges in connection with
tho rsplnnngs investigation. The
Canadian premier has charged
that the espionage actually was
ordered and directed from Mos
cow. The Hoviets previously Imd
declared the acllv ilief of their
ARC Gets Request' i;1.0*
From Welch Hospital
torlir'lr ,°.n,?fp
.
£ --
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Fuur Ofiicers To
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Caretaker Period
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TOE 8ANF0 I1D HERALD. SANFORD FLORID^
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,
I9fr,
express in large <|unntille*r O n*
died RaUirfarm is reported tu Abe making day ^ a U - j K .Q t ilnrode home
weekly shipments of about G.WM . *
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pounds, or more than 37,000. A number of- priso n er. of
flowers.
camps in Qeorgia. Florida i r j
_________ '
South
Carolina war* due to (lose
9 Look a t any vegetable or fru it
F uneral services are due to be today and prisoners will be sent
I stand In Florida am i one will see
boxes w ith' California labels. New held today in Philadelphia for to ether cam ps for repatriation.
the f a r west sta te is coming to A nthony J. Drexel, 69. grandson Camp nlanding will take n ntimof the fauniirr of ilrexol • and to r of them. - On* of the camps
Florida for. gladiola* which
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being shipped nut there by Ic Company, nallonally-kno
Where Customers Send. Their Friends'
HOME CONTROLLED’
2(M E ast Flntt Street
Sanford. Florida
F rid ay a n d S a tu rd a y
POTATOES, No. 1,
10-lbs.
REPRESENTING 260 BRITISH Ol BRIDES threatened with long-distance
divorce, members of a delegation leave the If. B. Embassy In London
niter u conference with Ambassador Winant. They sought an inquiry
Into their legal status' and asked lor transportation to the United State*
to win their husbands again o r defend themselves In' f tu ;t. Pictured
’with th m i of the brides arO L ady Rhys-Wllllams ((eft). Vice president
of the Married Women's Association, and N. Weight (the man in tho
second ro w ), secretary of th e Women's Protection Assn. (International)
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for three duy* early In Mky.
State News Briefs
loaded—T h e UPA is reported to
be seek in g triple refund* am ount
ing to 910,802 from the Cherokee
Hotel a t Tallahassee in a suit,
charging violation of rent ceil
ings d u riitf the 1946 session of
toe t i n Can Ten
[the-L egislature. A ffidavits from
World opined their .
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_ .legislators
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four
were submitted
vewtinn with a hlg dance at Muni* by tho OPA,
’ l, nnd 21 other law
k’ipiii T ii tU-r Park. This Is the! maker* alleged i . i ’hunr been over*
J •r»t tilin' Tin Conners '.froth til charged
rhnrgol were
wer< listed,__8mni| w nnVci il.e cutinfry have gut lin e d s,d e r the itrpi
here to meet old friend* a n d '\ri.-D j about small
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their vwvi ntuke up the colony o ft who says he
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• ' ; ‘ a day ht- i
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FVI Inwing n raid In which the tua* ■Senator
: heriff\ ilet titles seised » c v .S a n f o r d . also
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To Prom ote the P rogress of A m erica;
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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— ^----*-
VOLUME XXXVII
S^NKOKD, FLOItlDA.
EsUbUshed 1908
Says Red Chinese Press
To Begin. Avers Soviets
eProte&t
Declares .Reds Object
British • Assert All Meet poctor Garson ‘ To Demonstrations
rOrdering Russians
Royal Army Forces
' Get Out Manchuria
e Will Be O u t Of
- — 4—
CHUNGKING, M ar. 1. (A V Iran By Tomorrow
Newspaper* In Chinn said today
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946
Higgins Presents
Request To Senate,
Edward lliggln*. m anager of
the Seminole County C ham ber,
-fl-rttrab ts' 'riventtoi
, Meniit e ' 'A ppfopriauon*.
qilttec yesterday tn W ashington
whan he presented .th e request
of Hartford for an allocation
of fund* for 'improvement* of
the St- Johns River from P alatkn to la k e Harney.
Higgins, in a telegram
to
_
President U. H. Coleman of
the trade laxly, said he was*
accompanied by Senator Claude
Pepper
and
R epresentative
Jiw Hendrick*, lie plan* to
lieparr’' from Washington Sun-
Defense Says
Brown Shirts
-MeceiyMided
NUMBER 118.
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire
Police Set For Another
Pros ?cution S e e k s
To Convict F o u r
Million M e m b e r s
Of Hitler G a n g -
Sunken Treasure Japs didn’t Find
Governor Martin Of
Pennsylvania Says I
He Will Use Troops
To Maintain Order
NUERNBERG, Mar. I. uPl—
rn r * u o r t t n : i i rn M i)
The expected alibi—"They didn't
Maxsod fxvlicc on duty out.know Altai fthey were doing”—
th a t- th e - Soviet government has
LONDON, M ar. I, (A P )—
has been advanced • by1 defense
| wide tho strike bound General
protested conUnnyig s t u d e n t
Tho Moscow radio
Bays th a t
counsel foi* the 8A, Adolf Hitler's
“ i M!
dem onstrations ' demanding. In i'
[Electric plant today in Phil
in Iginal hrown-ehirted s t r e e t
Russian troops will s ta rt
Russia g e t .out- of Manchuria.
adelphia, were poised fo r atvfighter*.
Th*
Allied
prosecution
These
naw
tpaper*
also
*»».'C.
w ithdraw in
_______
|o th er possible attem p t by CIO
king- .the convlctld
conviction of the
is trekingth
a
t
Generoliisimo
Chlang
hulp a rts Of Tran. T he Soviet
in irnnirs lion's 4,000,000 members
pickets and sym pathizers to.
Shck’s governm ent ha* sent n
broadcast adds t h a t Russian
*• war criminal*.
reply to d ie Russian protest.. Tho
crash th eir lines.
The • organisation's counsel, Dr.
troops will rem ain in the
Chinese ' Foreign
Office
ha*
In Uia .m eantim e.,tho CIO___
M artin l.oeffler, has advanced. Iho
neither .confirmod -nor, Rented, the
— northw est area of Iran*, in-.
A i nrjfument
Tndliifrial LTitlonL’.Council of
that, the N nii tough*
story.
w eluding th e disputed province
m rrely had heep misled concern
Philadelphia, as n resu lt of
T he
Catholic
newspaper —
o f A zerbaijan.
ing Hitler's true objective*. Here
police action the past two day*
Social W elfare — has said th a t
According to Moscow, the So*
u. tho way lioefflrr looks at the
against the picket*. Is th rea ten
- Russian authorities ill Mum-huria
t t e t tntfd* will pull out of thoce
situation:
ing a general strike. Union
• had requested th at J*p*nese p ro .
••Forei|*n governments
would
part* of ihe country which—in the
spokesman •■•erted th a t mas*
jserty seised by the Russian* he
have •had no intercourse with the
word* ef th e bromdcait—are un
marches were held outside th*
h
registered under Russian owner
O rm a n government If that gov
disturbed. Thu* it became apGE plant In protont' agatnat w hat
ship. The »tory asserted- how*ver,
ernment had been composed of
p aren t th a t Moscow Intend* to
j they charged os “ police b ru teth at Chine** representative* in
obvious
crim
inals.''
continue to take a hand in the
i lily " In dealing with |h ^ picket*.
Manchuria haif takjm an opposite
Therefore, argues Isreffler, how
•(^called autonomy movement -In
Mounted jlrtlico on W olnesday and
.vlegr.
'
A*erb»lj*n.
could the brown sh irt street
Thursday charged into th e m ss*.
Meantime, tho Soviet Ambas
WASHINGTON. M ar. I < # )-» brawlers have been expected to
The R ussians have refuted to
of picket* In order to enforce a
sador— Apollon Petrov—lx said West coast lndu«tra|i«l ILmry J , know what they were up to—or
(9 perm it T ehran to send troop* to
court order lim iting tha num ber ’
to be m eeting frequently with Kaiser, went to hat for r 1-viger were being led up to.
p u t down uprising* by the selfof picket* at the p la n t
,
Chirm's Foreign Minister, Wang life for the Ol’A today. He told
To support th at argum ent, Loefstyled autonomist* in A ierbaijan.
MesnwhUe in H arrisburg. Gov.
Shih-Chieh at Chungking. The the House Banking Committe* flrr has In effect described lire
T h e Jtuslan intervsntlon « u pro
World Dally New* has added that in his opinion th e remn v sl German nation as a group of
U6 THE .SHOVELFUL - Filipino silver'coin, part of the IT ernor Edward Martin said Penntested to the United N ations- se
th a t the G enerallK lm o's elder of price control* woul I. uuo)#fc m ental incompetent* — politically million peso, sunk in Mnnila Bay by agent* of the Philippine* gov •v'vsnls S tate t ’ollco and unit*
curity Council by Iran , but fin
of the Pennsylvania N ational
son, Chlang Chlng-Kuo. has post "spell niiri for Ihe g r-a t man# speaking he said
ernment to keep It from the Jap s U shown t<eliig dumped into a
,
ally the casa wga referred back'
'“f. Guard mov be sent to Philadel
poned a proposed v lilt to Moscow. of mankind which I n
on the deck of a Navy aalvogit l.wii
being recovered from
ontjfc
"The
political
Instinct
which
fo r direct negotiation* between
phia. M arlin declared that 1f h#
Twenty-seven public organisa limited purchasing
chsracterire* the British
and the bottom near Coiregtdrtr. NntrK l» „ million peso* Have »l- feel* it h necessary for the
the tw0 countries. An Iranian
tions, meanwhile, have sent a
I
ready
h^-n
salvage,)
by
Navy
diver*
w.„kuig
11H
feet
Iwlow
the
surKaiser
predicted
that
nbriitlol
American
people
is
lacking
in
delegation now Is Jn Moscow to
! maintenance of ontrr. he will *p- •..
telegram to the UNO, urging of the price Control agency wuulu Gei ninny. The G*rpians are poli t face. U.8. Navy photo, .........................
diacus* tha subject.
! oral to the Federal governm ent
sanction* ag ain st Russia. There result in inflation of- d isa stro u s tically imipatuye and easily Mis
,T ha B ritish - Russian
Iranian
for troons.
have beelF p erriilen t YeporU in proportions.
lie
asserted
th # led ami hence particularly sustr*aby of 1012 set M ar. 2 as Uw
: Tile PhlUd-tnhin f i l l coi-nclt, ,
Nanking th a t 300.000 Chinese heaviesl toll would He on persona, eVpnide to political seduction."
deadline fo r the w ithdraw al
ralle.t on Phlltn M urrsv PH> Nfl-*'
troops are to be aknt -to Manchu len-t nhle to nav
foreign t r o o p s . T he Dritish
ttonnl president, who wns a mflkxr
ria to tak e over from the RusKaiser
agreed
with
oppnnei
Foreign Office ha* announced that
figure in settling New Y,PtV(«
ilans.
of prire rkntrot that th'
the lari. British troop* have been
transit strike this week, to help >„ ,
Chinese
circles
are
said
to
ha*’e
WBy
ln
avoid
inflation
. from Tehran and th a t
Phtladelphla union* #qrk out
been encourag d by a Russian insure full production But he
all British soldier* will be out of
method* to fight the courteorstatem
ent
th
a
t
Soviet
troops
exadded,
“theie
is,
n«
yet.
no
conIran" by tomorrow. The United
deretl tom on mass olcVrHpg, The
be out
o ut or
of Manchuria hbe-'v
e -1vinrlng
argum ent thnt
that full propectt to b«
|n cln g argument
S U te^’ withdrew the la st o f its
i rouncil voted last nl-Hr »n Mr#
t
.
,
'fo
re
Ihe
U
nited
States
r*
o
ll*
it#
i
ductlon
m
ust
await
removal
o
f
from Ira n on Jan- I.
- special legal talent to fight the
FIR 8T motion picture Metres* to t„n t t tr <m Chin*. Chinese of- pri.e * m .,tro h "
j h i’unction
**
•Seven G. I.' Loan, were among*
receive the honor
from
*•>, fid*!* have e*rre*»*pl the view; Th- Induslrnlist took exception
' N egotiations, In rielrnh I" *h»
Amatlcan c o l l# ^ tire e r Uarooq jb*t tha two *ltuatlon» are quite to tlm stand of the National Ihe t'i loans approved for ptirGeneral Motor? «»rike have fel'ed .
U shown « t W inter "writ. F la , V||ffer*nL
Association
of M anufacturers, ch«-. f home* by the F ir-t Fel/
-----to achieve a settlem ent on this
cap
in ta
p ana
and gown »yraoouc.ymboUo o fi.u
.thr e , A
A. Droo'f* off th l. the Chinese whi h‘ ha* urged ahando-meut r«f V*-n Ravine* *nAj l/n*n AssoelaWASHINGTON. Mar. !, (An— >4*t d» r of the eo«tte wa’Vouthorary degree of D tytor
at their aF
ary m*etln
or o f h'A. ., exnre*e*d th'.
their gratitude price control, lie txpccssed t’io li.
I ■ »'
I**-. .
f’ •• •
heard fr an t' e Admin- Todny’s hrtef nerotU ttnr- #e*xlo3
----- degree i i a * —
hm>‘1 ^ i,x
Ul'
Evens, praclL y' ,ete“ '*d
the'Awtelnus**
In T ^ a preten ce; opinion th a t tha -NAM «>*mt i.R rw y -H 'n g to Fr
(-'ration
trwfiiv- th at granting_ ' iidjuu^n^ until In U ^ n a *
Illn* Collage
* / the U nited State* ipeeial eu- net th a t .o f thausands of m ini: lent.
,,
,
!opi)si5ii
(International)
___
T
The Association has not turn-d
Voy—Goneral G*orge Msi«hnll— | forturcr*.
•M Mrifmu would no!
a juv~Tdown u single Cl I. le>an since it",
at Peiping. Th* Central govprnit »T .1, < /P )ANNAPOLIS. lfa
t for c*lfu*r ln*ui.
The
<vn* bualifird1 to make them. Mr.!
rnent
committeeman —General
A i Charlotte,
I. N. 0^ eauole, P f.
ment waa mnde by lh# NaEvnnj said,
» i
Chang Chlh-Chung— has asserted
and Mr*- .Andi*w. Teylor, has*
— —m' doAI Advwtit*” CoTindl on In*
th at “th ere U no other plnee In
been reunited With Anelr fourThe
Association, which n * s; !* R. r'ftim lfv. rlinirmnn of tho
fnnM#*tj%ry and
Jn
Ts
thl* world w h-re we could find
year-oldr- daughter,
Tarry, flmissing
w- —
w„
(ivnllaM" "more than $”‘17,000 for t
Fit*'- 1
**t t •* —
,Lci! nrit’Lfr’in*.
ff»n| TfUT'ia^
fri«nd*hlp end a ititU p r# llkn
kcr ham* elnce Ust Tues
b ans on home* tn Seminote C^un- i nt
Ut ,
tho upiirun on to cftpltnl
-it
t J mv
Ijlchard It. Challettc. taxi drlv- ty. U- a home owned Institution
day. Dr. end Mr*. Taylor and ved
th a t from Amelca." *
• .
D e q f^ tiV T p d R v F i r e
•; iy,
" ' ' • ""
' • s-iri
• er* » s s skinned nbout th o arm s under the authority of the United ' “ fh l
In ' Anna poll* early this
morn
thl* morning
of 'h-’ cllv and emnVc
^
the
same
lime,
the
Chief
ami leg* when thrown from hia ?ltatp» government and all tmllvl^ after an auto mobII* and plan*
nut forth an un diminished of.
i r \ e f f M nf i ■Tn
t) the .pavement ivt Elovunth dual lietosllm, up to $3,000 are ' ri to aid' the Ainrrirnn Red Executive *rr\ I notice that he
trip from Charlotte.
TinI* I■*r ttl'is^wt fn •! *lit*-*f K'' ^fftf’i l*r*T3Street
-and
Magnolia
Awn
o'
Th* m ining Terry, w*s located,
'nsured. A dividend was declared Cross in raising $ I OO.uml.OOO re will a*k soui for expansion of
tifll
;(W o’clock Thurs f 'r the last part of Ihe year 1IU$, quired In whal hi- t rm cl a* th" 'he Kr.nnrt Import Bank'* lending ter 5II the
safe and *ound,
aound, late yesterday by
»af*
r
t
... -rrol l*v *
IW1 f> e.
•s’i'h o rit- I.. 1 1
non
’i
Anhapoll* police, called to the
l—
r*
s'
the
rit»
of
'Jt.i
percent
annualt"
vta
h '* ,
’ *V
■ti" »ft,noP.ooo.i'no The
home of N a ty C*pt. and Mr*.
tv A '1 deposit* over $3.OH draw
>’
"rn
. itnr-fii fully the utrurturft In lh«* wenr*
f thii
a \Iichlgelt license driven I. 1’iipr#**’.
Georg* 8eay. ’ i™ !* * c h i l d ____
Uiry.
^
•f H future loan* throu'ri rftv ernntM *n flurn- *
Wilhelm.
brought tB th e 'h a u l* by a young
itfflrers jncliide, _ Mr. Evan*,
"The P et Cross he declared.
npl
throu»»hii»if W ’" L
rfnlinir tin J uitf* were
WINTER PA R K .'M ar. 1. (SpcVirginia Crawford ,ix year o t |irr„il)rn|
r
||* rp<.ri fjr<l '..(ted 'hruugh four hiltci yonr*
woman whom Mrs. fle*y hired
thl nmoijnt of th ton, nttrif4‘t 1mr n
I *' ^
_.
_
~
■
!«*>)“ V lo r'd a s oh'eet con.erva- pas*m g e r with Challetu- wo. tml, v>e prP, (,!coi and Mr*. Rmmmond ■f conflict to prnvi.l
**«# maid. The weipan told the
.
f
services tu Kx|M,r'-!m|iort Hank'- cniilill nq
N fr» l off'fleer'* wife th a t *h* was - J t '* Scnjin'ji* County Junior', tlori orgWnl.ation. th« hTynda slightly biu.scd, according l Chapman, .ec.elary aml trc a .u rWinthln an hour t i e * 'a ■ ht.1
-r—
«.
nirecter-i are: “w a -ite r H. thioughout the world.
widow and T erry was her Chamber of Commerce upon U w . Audubon Society, will hqjd dx police.
have
, ,
....
. . , Hieen brought under eontr<d. -h'f
recommendation of v arlo ai mem- | tm h annual m aetinr In the Annlo
- ‘— -----*------ 1 1 ‘
T h e . Buick sexl.n
ovarturoe.1
H. nfor,, Doudney,
Frank
**cn th
**—
** seen
at ioh
arriuiinlish7!l
ithank*
k . n l . . , ..advisory
council explained
Iney,
F
rank
th*t
job
accomplished,
.
,
a t 3:16 A. M. firemnn began a
b an , voted to sponsor- a blood Russell T hestr* of Rollins* Col and « u damaged on the right ■
■ Jam
- es to the .u p p o rt of the' American t £al . * T ‘• ' M V0,""1 c"P iU |
Evans. Howard Favllle. -*
if.
donor* org*nii*tion composed of l*g*
tom orrow
*nd ,.8 u n d » ) t r**t door and right fro n t door. Gut, E. C. H arper and J. H.
-i Van people.”
- “
| the hank would In- :t«rd to help search for tho tiody of. an un
, Mr*. Seay became tuaolelou* 30 member* for the purpos* of Featuring ^ti* gathering of Flbr\- Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm were ri"'
| needy f«r Men nation* until the identified- worknmn.' Thw man U
Arh*n *he. noticed th a t the child donating blood every, iRroa months d* coniervTlionls'U will be ihm iijjuretl. T he taxi was damaged Hoy.
Today we taet another <"|ually inlrrnntinnal
I,ant,
eolablished t«-lieved to hav<* perished In -tha
im portant task. Mr..I ruinley as- under th r llrettofi WtMjds ngror- heat, which was su intense th a t
epoke with a southern draw), to th* Central FloTrl^p
Blood showing o f five* motion picture* tin the left front fender m il
"
K
IKKMAN
HONORED
serted, "in fael more difficult, liy merit begin. G. funetion. Rep- ^ while the woman ih e hired • • Jl*nk.
kept curious crowds well back
o P b ird life In th* state, a discus grill. Jtotb car* were taken h>
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. l, HFi—
a maid did not. Confronted with
‘h' I'lasing structure *t
President Jsck K atigsn report' sion of ti>* problem <J DDT, *ml the wrecker te the lluick garng- The director of Elorida'a State reason of th# transition from war resentntivr. of *16 nations will set I
r th a t and * new* fto ry telling of »J th at the Jaycea sponsored field trip* to 81lver Springs. Mar Th? fttse In court is, pending.
to pear#'. It is the nHligatinn and
...
, Fifth gild K S tireta . N orthw ott,
D epartment
«f Public
precln-:
tment or
i udiic oSafety,
atety , ye>pan*lbllity of every individual up the inter notitmal mxtitutlon j ,.rUon„ ,
' little Terry** dlnppe*ranee, tha blood bank project b*(d reesnlly r ltt Island, 8t.«Johns River and, h|(t
„rivu. „ „ f , ||n nt a meet oik' ne.si Savannah (iu
Col. H[. N. Kirkman. received‘ the
maid confeated.
jnd Ire slalion wtro Im nsfsrred
wo* a earn piste- fucco**. Th* th* Blvin’s Arm Hanctuai^-. ncArmy's
■ l«*Kion of m ,r*^ •w ard •
(’rogi | 0 our vftrrmitt, our iKginniog mi Mur
■
AnnepoR* pollc* are holding group votetl to address Uttar* cording to an announcement ma le
ftom 'th e n cell block to other
T il 1S T E'EN MEE7T
today. He »*• ^?nf>r5<l ^?f. ouL | men stilt over-l>a» and the woundth* li-y ear-o ld n u m m a ld . who of appreciation to lho»e citlien* by Dr; A. J. Hanna, President of
station houses
.lan d in g "frvic* *ln the offle* of fl| jn
hospital- cnnllnue tor
f O .0.000
l ) ■ dam age I# the
, used a t le a st th r e e . different
Tha $.w
of the c i t y ' who as*istcxt (he the Society.
...................
The HaiiTonl Board of school th* Provoal Marshal General from '
names, for N orth Carolina authorestim ate of th* m anager of the
Th* «ntire «-*venlng progranj tru ileca held W luncheon tfh-cting May of IU tt to November of as long aa these needs exist.
Jayceea in mnklug th* program
Ittl* Who havo charged her with
Washington Convention Hell Coflkr
Mr. C rum by added that iho
will -be devoted to 'kodachrome yesterday
attain, it* objective.
nt
Seminole
High 1046. The chief of sta ff of tho
Snapping, •
pajiy M ilch ownril the -botWIing.
H The duties of Uie recsntly ap glide* and description*, of nature Be hot I lgnch_roqyi. P je ic n t w ttc F o u rth Service Command, Gen campaign objoctlve <>f $IOO,OOU,r
The m anager’ of n night dine*
pointed chairmen of th * ro rg an (- Study activities in -th e sta te parks Mr*. Rosamond Chapman, new eral Charles Palmer, preaented 000 r*pre**nt* an alwoluto m ini
xatlcn’a standing committee* were U Florida under the direction of member- of- the board, John 1.. th a aw ard in tha office o f'G o v mum. and since the opportunity la
COI.HMBIA. Ten.n.. M an X (ill nrarby has asserted th a t he saw
extended for *evcry citlien In — ,Moie stale guardsmen havo the fire begin In bowling nil*ya
outlined briefly by Mr. Ratigan. Lewis G. Bcoggln, Perk Director Galloway and 8. ti. Chaae, Jr.
ernor Caldwell in Taliahaexee.
8*mlnole County to "parlicipatif been moved inti* Columbia after • in 'th e upper stories of tho bul
He said th a t the organisation’* of the Florida Park Hervlco,
WILMINGTON, N. .C. Mar. I, success depended greatly upon Aealaling him will h* f a rot H.
“ 1 am confident th a t our aoc- tho killing of two men (negroes) lug
(Spaclal)—- Tha Atlantic Coast the work of the com
tion** goal will be achieved.”
eon m tttM clmtr* Beck, bntanlsj, of the HlllsborIn an outbreak of gunplay last j
Rallro
• Lid#
Lid* RtUroad
company will eeta- man and called for
■r o c k T h r o w i n g
* '
their untiring oogh River s la te Park, J . Wil
night in tho county jail. The', LOUISVILLE, K y- ulV -S chopl
MUh.an offle* a t TaUahaallo. ef- effort* in order to keep the com liam
Decker
of
Ft.
Clinch
Staterelnforrenient
will
r#‘i»o
tno
num!
feettve March 1, R. J. Do**, Vlce- mittee* end the organisation a* Park, W eyland H. Stevenson of
tvludow* shattltrod by rock throw
tier of guardsmen iu Columbia to ing kM* have co»t Loulavlll*
>t-T! ■r a f f l e , W U w tllm i ■ whole functioning properly fo r Hlghiapd*v Hamjnoek S tate Park,
G&0.
announced tot , .
payer* about $2,600 annually fo r
the betterm ent of the city and and Mr*. A rth u r W. Cowell, gu**t
Fuller, a s a tir e Florl- county.
S ta le
Safety CommUsiontr
rara. but a t last- sotrwthiug la
ornithologist from, th* * Penn*yl.The
la
tte
r
probably
know
fane,
Sanford
ha*
derived
quite
a
hit
A meetlhg of -the Boy S tout Lynn Bomnr say* he doesn't be ring done- about U. , ■*
form er colonel, U. 8.
*
T*£J
4
S
tate
'Coil
S
port
Announcer
W
alter
•The
budget
for
the
forthcom
ing
th
a
t
of. -publicity, especially among
Training Com mitter of Beminqle lieve “ th a l'u o have even stretch
Army, has Owen named general
Maintenance men now Install
field .tric e for March 3 t.f- sn o rt reading fen* of the N rg “ Rad1
fiscal
year
.which
was
draw
n
l"
Barber
I*
from
Sanford.
County wa* held yesterday eve ed the surface In disarm ing the
■ tin t In charge at thi* office,
. d by Ja ck Ru*a*ll of Ran- York are* from tha fac t that
and approved by the member*
Now, w ith tha eomlng o f tho ning a t tha office of Supt. T. VST, dangerous element” In the middle 12-scction glas* w indewi J n top
Dea* uM .
'
placing b r o k e n
old-fashioned
f
ta
r
member*
of
th*
Society,
of
directors,
Wig
8
t
Paul
Club,
new
w
ruaro
will
th*
h i m of tha nation's leadlpg sport
Lawton, but due to tho- w eather Tennessee city. Meanwhile some
. who i* vblttng various
will give opportunity fo r eeelng w riter* have been (laying, at tha appear on tho scene, and MLnni- t i t r a was * too email an a tte n d 44. nrrestesl men, *11 negenes, sashes containing a single expen
by tha organisation.
Jda rill** thl* weak, also an- adoptedconstitution
* ~ . , j
some
F lo rid
a ^ ra r e s_—
t and note H otel M ayfair for th# p ia t few aotan* should a t least become ance to dl*po*e of im portant have lif.cn moved to a Nashville sive pan*.
and by-lawa of _
_ of.
_____
______
wwiieed the appointment M B . L
Ttil* doesn’t otep roCk-loxting, .
crganliatlon, which la eurrent- beautiful bird* fn th eir natural week# In order to rep o rt activ conkelou* that their, baseball “ proe- m atter*. Tlteiefore another -meet jutl for safe keeping.
Shepard a t Assistant General
but Jt limits tq about 'bOc thw
being Incorporated, were outities at Hrdheh Rickey'# baseball pecta” are thriving on F lo rid a ing date haa been act for the
Agent, t4« X r i t of.N o rth Flort*;
dam age one rock can cause.
A small collection of beautiful training achoo] f<jr th* .Brooklyn •un*h
S by Mr. Ratigan and adopted
ihine and Banford celery,
evcnlng-of March 12 at the sam e
tory,
- .
------------- ------- , ----- ^
bird picture* In color, the work Dodgtr* a n d the 18 odd clubs
Mbiehael Given, w riting fo r Ihe placa, Mr. Lawton »aid.
-Fla. Shapaid waa forT
of tha g re a t arti* t A tho* Mans- affiliated w ith them.
New York Journel American la st
Freaant a t tha meettejr y ester
Irlclon Fi
Journal war* a; boni. Is being exhibited a t Caaa
Tha following New Yprk »port Sunday, termed the training pro day w e r e : , Floyd Woodward,
ft™
* < _______
Iberia In connection w ith this w riter* have made It neecwtaiy cess Kara more th an a echooL
Member* votexl to
assistant district scout director,
The Banford. Naval A ir Station
s'ip o itio
rsh ip of a o o u n _____ meeting.
Borship-crf
A n t veteryn In n*cff bf taro "In reality la a bieebiH upl- Jack
. W estern Union. M anager U s
— —j | ^ —Ruesell, Harman E. Morris, hs* been placed on a caretaker
fiahinr contest until a later date
of
Ic* (frt# of charge) In a:
v
e
n
lty
of
about
200
u
n
d
erg
ra
te r Thorp te p u t on two extra
Alfred
Feeler,
the
Rev.
J
.
E.
Mc
b tiii, it was announced today by
th* following eategorl**
operator*; ' Kbseoe McQowcn of duates w ith a faculty board7 nr Kinley and Mr. Lawton. ~*
T-leuL Comdr. v . 'F . Avery, who
nuetted te v lilt tile
*of‘
the New Y o rk Tim**; Bob Cook* SO roambery and Rickey th#
has been placed In command.
the resp nrible.igcncle* Baled
cJ the Uer»ld T ribune: Don dean," he wfpte. " I t L by fa r
M ow :
^ Cant. William Eastenj who ha*
Daniel of the World Talegram, th* g ru ta e t education*! program
Coordinator — E. B. Carter,-,
commanded the station since mtdWASHlNGtON. Mar. I, W V- Arch b fa rra y o f the Poet. Iflchtol overeat temp u d In the h lltp ry of
A tlantic National BMftR Bn
dle Ju ly when hd relieved CepL
*f. nearly dO-nerrent G aver of tha Jortnlel American,
" WASHINGTON, M ar. 1, (/$>>— 0. P. Smoot, ha* bean tn r u f e ite d
"The main Idas and .
‘ the waiting Hit hdw ard T. M urphy nf th e Sun,
^m ploym «nt — U. 8. RwThe W ar and N avy d epartm ents to Washington, D, C„ with iHt
ninlstratlcm has- Goa S teiger of tha M irror, Jack to teach th* A m e r i c
plovmant Service, U S North.
Sm ith of th a Dally New* and Dodger chattel* In p a rtic u la r th a t have - announced th a t Japanese Bureau of Aeronautics of th*
Park Avenue.
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th* list H arold C. B urr of lb* Brooklyn th a national game le more a n a r t crew* wll) man 20Q- A merican Navy.
Vocational T rain in g and
th a n a pastim e and tjiat p rofit! ■hips to speed th* evacuation of
17.016.
Th* .system of teiephotte* ha*
cation — T . W. Lav
Jap in ese from'vChlna, M anchuria bten revised a t th e statio n and
ha* asserted ^ f h * w riter* hava been concen ancy can b• achieved only
House.
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and T o r o m a . i t is eallm eted th a j only 10 UlsphonM a r t now In
feor percent of tra tin g on h»seb*U and Uw pro- an d w riou* .etody sod
L*tM As* Iit* no
there a n *oma 8,300,000 person* operation
tn*re, , said
Lieut,
cam* by which Ui* "fu tu re (tar*
Uatlon and S tate
ail tha led* have to to b* rep atriated from
Comdr. Avery, who stated th a t
■re trained and hava p o t attem pt
ficarr — Contact “*l
through Lloyd
talents to begin area*.
h* would soon roUaae a t detailed
ed te w rite ."Chamber o f Com
County
Service O fF . Boyte.
Boy
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DO percent q f t h e
Th* A rm y ia making io o statem ent on the m atter,
merce*1 literatu re, abopt Sanford. with for about■■_RDa
wilutfleer,
r, T akach Bunding,
Liberty »hl|>* avallabla fo r th e
n kwWvef, read ing news day after students are ex-Gl'e who
Emergency Funds —
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data.Jliw e, piaa •ome m inor
can Red Cross, L ake
UooUvard.
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V eterans A d a ln lst
Longer Life Of
| OPAIs Urged*
By Henry Kaiser'
I n d u t r i a 1ist Pre
dicts Inflation If
Ajccncy Abolished
Seven GI I.uans
Are Approved By
First Federal
| M | _ Charlotte
• Quid -Is Located'
Cab Driver Slightly*
•Injured In Wreck
Jaycees Vote To
*Sponsor Blood
Administration Says British
Loan Would Not Set Precedent
President Truman Serves Notice He Will
Soon Ask For Expansion Of KxportImporf Hanks Lending- Authority
Crumley Urfres
Cmmfv To Sp^oorf
Red Cniss Drive
Lar^o-Fo^d O n t e r
Audubon Grnuo To,^ I
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n B e a in 46th Annual *h^i»
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Duties Of Recently
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“fter hb CBl
Named Committee M e e tin - Tom orrow
Chairman Outlined
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More (iiiardNmcn Sent
Iqto Columbia* ^Tenn.
To Establish
Tallahassee Office
Sanford Is Publicized In New York
Area. By* Leading Baseball Writers
Hoy Scout Training
Group HaH Meeting
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Air Station Placed
On Caretaker Basis
u , H j =aSS.tJ3b'f“-
Waiting
p 40 Percent
Japanese Crews To
Man America” Ships
Veterans Service
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U ). SANFORD. FLORIDA
fUlit abandoned in favor of
bV the craftsm en ‘who
IbSoka of tha printer Alt
Venice in the 18th ckritory.
CMCMCH OP I-H hia* • .
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down all niitbt long,
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ROBERT 1^ COX
THE SANFORD HERALD IS DIJJJVERED DAILY
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jT O OVER 34I^>ANF^)Rm^n(l SEMINOLE (’OUNTY
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HOMES AND IS READ BY OVER 10,000 PEOPLE!
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Wedniaday nurvlt*
Septic Tanlut, Concride Fence Ptwi, Well Carba and
Nursery far Ik
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EATRE8
FRIDAY
You cun find ninny intcn-ntiiur thinifH in the
clnartlfi«*il ctilmniiH of the
H e ra ld .« If vou have
fMwmdhlnff to ael) or buy
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try a dandified ud for
ouick re.-uittH!
m e since atjquiring.
c h t t m on labor in
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II ,Uts*ir aatleea, r«r*« af
to JIifc v S lR known
the leone of a portion of F o rt Mellon P a r* for a radio
station Heat our rem arks be m isconstrued by some as op
position, to the radio station JUeff. L et us hasten to say
then that, we*welcome the radio station, th a t we believe
it will be a g re a t asset to th e town nnd th a t we accept It
as another indication of a groWlng city which m eans greater
prosperity for ail of us,
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We c an n o t agree, however, th a t th e choice of a site
in Fort Mellon Park was a wise one. This park belongs tu
the* people*of S a n f o r d , b e e n set aside and dedicated
for specific purposes, and should be m aintained and presserved nsuin.it .all hazards fo r future generations. Although
the east, end of the park la still undeveloped, it*’ poralblli-
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Dependable insurance and Bunds
Phone 960
OKAH R O U .O
M A IT T , SOM ETH!
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Room 4, Florida S tate Rank IJuldim;
B IS BROW ER 0 0
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m l avw a pahllshvO h tr rla .
ibla I t ra p a h llr a tla a •» »|Xaaalrhea h r r r la ara a im Va-
Society Editort Cecelia Traluch
Party
Calendar!Burdick-Daley
Honored By Herndons
I . Mr. and Mr*. It. K. Herndon
| entertained
the ,Uurdick-I>a!ry
I wedding paVty' with a yindU llght
I buffet iqpper Thursday evening
ja t Jheir home 209 E ast Fourth
{Street following the rehcdnuil nt
j the Epincopni Churrh.
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I The home wn* decorated with
fsnapdragon*,- 'a ra la a r* nnd -•rein *
; nsw iW .T hp-tw hle-* w ir -f g liP tf H '
<an Italian rut-w ork cloth and
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—- The W.S.G.S. of the First M eth centered with an arrangem rnt of
odist ' Church will meet a t .1:00 pastel «w eetpea* flanged 4 y five
I*. M. a* follow*; Circle N'o. I branched candelabra h o l d i n g
with Sira. W. II. J a ire l.2 1 0 W est burning white taper*. Mr*. Lloyd
Fifteenth
Street; O lrtle No, 2 L Harvey served cpffee from a
with Mr*. R. F. Cole, .12-1 West silver scryie* which was in keep
Tw entieth
Street; -Circle No. 1 ing with the gllver appointed
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with Sir*. W. M. McKitn. *212 table,
MtVrsL. Eighteenth S tieet; Circle ‘ The hostes* assisted by Mr*.
* N o.vT with Mrs. W. C. Hill.-1000 Claude Herndon sorted the folSlagnoftn
Avenue; Circle N’o. tt | lowing guest*: Miss Rosemary
with Sir*. I*. A. Rowland, Olh j Burdick, ~MU* M arjorie Uurdiek.
• Klnt Avenue .
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Mrs. U .tfd Harvey. Mr. and Mrk.
• C hristian Rudder* U m * of the r . ^ Hunllck. Kn.ign V inctnt A.
ChrUtian Churrh ha* postponed Daley, . Rev. Mark T> Carpenter,
the mpetiiig nntH March K when w illiam S. Rruniley. Jr., RM 2/C,
U w ilSm cet with Mr*. O. T. P ear-! Mr. Em m ett Herndon, M » AI O.
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FRIDAY. MARCH I, IM S
P R E ’- B t O C K E D
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
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Real E state Sale#—Rcntgja— MoftgnKc Loans
■tart Psvm which I* esrlamlllIra la •the *•» lav » •
,tlm U all *i»» SUpsirhrs
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State-News Briefs
lly WII.LARII CONNOLLY
K. D. Tinison, of Wintet; Park,
■■turned veteran wh<» "we* recent
ly appointed a* district mnrmger
of -th r-S o u th Atlantic" Cas* Com
pany In DeLand in entertaining
people, iti fact Ire l» ’ a saxa?
phone player of no mean ability
and .at odd time* ha* looted in
tome well known Florida danco
band*. Now “ Hob” ha* arranged
a “Community C enter" or cus
tomer lounge, situated beneath
the company offices and Invites
civic organisations to avail them
selves of its facilities Including,
refrigerator, gas range, .radio gnd
even company furnished poiU ,
service
g VBajtroe*
r ip
qufusstfta
- CMimunisuf heaate
oa*1t. ’••ThaJappeal
J suggestion' to ni
KntUe - F f M ! « /
(L s u i t , orJ% "W-*
iwSliB>oo«jt«x>x»rvprodu<
to maka Ir-tru ly ' 7 tb e * d w v a l of
democracy,” btrt wh.h
to .making thing* fgr - home coo;
Sumption. Ilka ahlrte and ikoke
amt nylon*, wo •»» topRUy slip
ping into a aecotuf -and • third
elasa nation. According • to Ihe
Civilian Production A dm inistra
tion, America’* Industrial output
Is now at the low est level of any
tim e since 1941. The lack of
goods end the abutfdanco of
menoy “la Increasing inflationary
Sir. and Mrs. Ja im ’s t))Xm nlan
to make th e it home at JOS We*t
Fevente.-nth S tieet afte r this
Rev. and Sira. II. b. Mceall
haye been vU ipng their »dti and
Haughterdn-law, Mr." and Mra.
George McCall, for several day*.
Capt. and* Mr*. W. II. Avery.
J r - of A tlanta are visiting >hU
grandm other. Sirs. G. I’» Cowart,
in thf San Lanta Apartment*.
J! W .K lli'/w h o ’ has. been vlsltIng in Sanfo’rd for several ‘day*
ha* returned to Orange.- Texas,
where he la attending school.
’ Mr. and Mr*. John Gitlort of
Mobile. Alai, are • tem porarily
making their home with Mr*. Allie Steenworth. Mr. GillonS ait-
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CALLING CARDS
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^ O n R p f the most unfortUnsto faetA
econdrnic -jsituhtion In thla country, ra "*
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ia the. apparent tendency of workera to “work below their
ubilflj;.’’ Thi# trend apparently come* n o t from laatnesa or
intent’to cheat, b u t from a n o tio a .th a M h « r« 1* on,y *t>out
ao
tq .’do
this Couni
Country, and if th e workera
«o much
ntttch work to
do In Ihlii
ipccil up they will noon find (hciniiw.- — •—T---— - —
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J f auch an attitude ever waa reaaonable, it cerU lnly
xfocan’t look ~no now to a clear-headed and open-minded
cltbrar. There la ao much work Lo'do In thla country, aa a
result of delayed progreaa during the -war and alao aa
a result ‘61 new plans, devlqca nnd ent®rpH*ea,. th a t moat
The attractiv e home of Mra,
experts alty th^TTand will run Dte o th e r way, fcnfl there
won't b e 'e n o u g h .workera whtfn our expanding economic R. ’A. Newman waa the acene of
A combined hue, cultivator, u k e
and weed puller I* being niim ifa c t iim l by n Drlmnd com|m'iy,
w hkh term* the tool. •'Little
G ntden Wonder.’’ Fortunalaly ju*t
bofore the »tce< strjko the Thanti'facturer rsc e h n F u carload ■ M
m g u rial
in the state " is inadequate and
Inefficient w tre answered by tele
phone company spokesmen at a
two-day hearing at -Tallahassee
of the Florida Railroai^ Commitr Ion. Inability to get new equip
ment to replace th a t in tls* during
t h e . w ar was given a * the main
problem of the tclephone\com panic*.
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The Florida Federation of po»teffios clerk* plan to hold theit
annual convention In Gainesville,
June. 14-16. according to Ralph
Willinm*, fcderatirfi pre»id*nt. (
(Iff the beach hotels in Miami
a te bcghintni to list a f e s va-'
ranlca with the Chamber o f Ccmin*fee ax "th e g reatest tourist
sea-'oq begin* tg derline." Now,
dm rand for reservation* going
north I* jqiich g rea ter than availa b b *| ace- *a- railway and a ir
.line passenger
. . . . .agents. .
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Governor Millard Caldwell ha*
LONDON - UP> - B«
nccs; tn l lha honorary chairman- |oor:a now oro ua»d by
ship of Floiida'a lntcr-A fnerl:ao ern ftxiU uy to Idaie
CentsT, an o rgankatlun designed /or shunting train s at
to promote b etter relation* w ilh lj^ f a
Twenlv 1.900,w
Latin Ametiea.
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Charge* th a t telephone sriv i. *
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a very p retty aoclal function on
Thursday when ik e entertained .
m ia rrv v t
most pleasantly a t a b rld ie lunch
eon, the gueaU being the mem-,
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ha* only to look about him and ber* of t i e Duplicate Bridge Club.
Cover* were laid for Mr*. 8emAccording • Ur C. i t , Schwab, see on’ every hand violent deaths
business m an •and M laraeW r hs o f one kind o r , an o th er which uek Pule*ton,' Mra. A. P. Connelly, *
one "Of A rthur. Brlehane’e recent show th a t th e sp irit of h*(« **»■ Mr*. G eorge’ M Cottee,- M rr E r
artlcle« .” Tb*T*.pa.*»v W i s e w«r revenge still prevails, and that nest Housholder, Mre. 'R. E. Rooth a t U kf'ndt eomnteljM * lth '’•el all th a t U needed to precipitate mlllat. Mr*. F ran k .MIRer and
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o f ,IL" T# this’ we believe ttd dents of history will a i m . But
he adds, “T here never will be a
g re e t w ar like the la st one."
F IN E QUALITY ^
We would Ilk# to concur with
the stetenrsnt. We should like
to bollevo th a t all lha mleery
and horror of w ar woro dtflpRely
thing* of the pa** *nd th e t civil.
lu tle n had advanced so th a t
slag* of (Itvslopmcnl In which
111 SANFORD AVENUE
jfrtiftn.really gets oh the job
Start •haping up your spring outfit from lli
llie list with Commando, Conifor'.ablc as the: memory
of i pleasant experience. Slips back easily-into its
flattering lines because il’s factory prc-blocked. Neat
ly bound brim, regular width band. A regularJ tall
O FFICE filll’PLY CO.
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'll* . Knhy l-unitf enlci taln-H
Wednesday ovenintr at her home
m* Mil) fair honoring .MJ*« Joyce
St.'ele. hriiie i-ica-t. *,u ith « lovely
ilmtiet
p n ii). (ilai|lol*i»e*
anM
carnation* of nil «fuuig colqrx
» e ie
attructively a r r a n g e d
throughout the home.
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The
itur;t»
playeil
sever'd I
» . niello gain.-* ‘with Mir* Anip
Him h. Mi*iT llelty Thurmond ami
Mr*. H arry Me Mm boiifg atvnidrd
p r i a i . The hoiuttee wn* present.;
eih a brunch coat, o g ilt from t
the Jiiivte** ae n momvnio qL the
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true* la- vfi'TmUvlitliiil table* laleM
in the -liv in g IIHUI*. Those xttending were: MU* l.eticin tiormly, Ml** Catherine Spencer, MU*
MARJORIE MOFFETT
Ann Itlnck. MU* Hetty Thuvmnnd.
M arjorie. .Moffett. Internation MU* IVk’ity Duncan .* nnd Ml** ’.
ally known-*olu mtrf'**, who will Janice Drown.
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appeur at th^ Annie Kiism'II • AUo Mi*. H a iry Mn*on, Mr*.
Jinun)>
Thean#, Rollins ‘college, >Winter Ini* HrrkenhacV, Mr*.
Mr*. I_ tL.MjlnMc and
l'*rk oil March H at*f»:IS o’clock. Shoemaker.
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She* ik 'now mnking her- sevoiai 1Mr
transcontinental
tour
in
t Incopniry and will present « |u»'k iinn
dram atic ■intcri'rvtitlimi*. w hi,*h have won wide :«’•
flaim heie am i’ alx'aiyL
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The sihlh grade student* of tlie
Soji/tiid (itati<iniw School w d|
c< in iM r . in_a-, apelhug. {l*o tiii*.
B t T s A w - C o iL v e n t io n
fVeiiirtg nt 7:10 O tlock'^at the
*i-hool hoiisiv Several - pritha Twill
la* offEted to', the vAnners. The
A miuiuture lom ’rn tl n i* sche eniitvstuiit* will spell for ythree
duled by, uniU of region -jv* of fUUdds- fui n team average.' UT
the FlnriiU Co^ngtVJi of L 'tifllU boy* versus. .It! KikU* H**1* l **e
ami Teacher* for March t'_* in Indlvidiml* will spell ench other
Satduid.
. The program l> particular!) de
sign'd Tor the Interpretation • f
polirie* mid principal* of patoiiiGeorge Herndon
tcachfr witrk for vvliph Ale,'.
*M argaret HutKise
Chris llirliihg, field ppyretatv «>f
Rob KfjpAtiick
the .Vattonal Congie** of I’niVnt*
M m gafet Malloy
and Teachers, of Mil- In-11, S. I*.,
Kd'vaid McKinley
ha* Urcii summoncsl by the stale
Helen llrew er
offiin*.
jltoitalil Tnyloc
AI each oF the teii ihglotnl
Aun W hitaker
meeting*, to N' held in life statu
Hiiiih frow lev
Mr* llim ing will l>c accompanied
tjia ilo tte Swann
b y • Mt*. W alter. H. Itcckhi:u
Unbelt SlicU stlom
Flotilla* PjTA preftklvtilp nr nil# of
llai Inn u W uthrn
hpi vief fjrr^jiTehU. SCnlr *nir»niJtuN rri Hi ck with
littmn uiUmhc rt|»lniiu*«l l»c i W mym inii Ltld^rif
uffitriw
l.nvnl **r> Lli III* Will l*v
kinm nli (TMHn
dipt H*-t i| ut vimthtw turn
l.im 1 u fh
Spelling Bee Will
' Be H Id Toifight
*• gg{. H indi) "D iefrV hi- 1st the
guest of hi* brother and sl*t*rin-law, Mr. and M ri. Wally
Dietrich*, a t their home 1921
Palm etto A venue.
Mr, mill Mr*. Charles Holman
of .Sprifigfield, Tenn. have re
turned homo a fte r a visit with
Mr. and Mr*. M. L , Rubern. M. L.
Kabul n ha* Just returned from
GieenwocMl, S. C. Whcie he visit
ed Ids mother, Mrs. I). J . Ruborn.
♦.Wo Age As Near Aa Y our^
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j I»x,vi,l Jager* of Heal. N. J.. Rob♦ I n>!i Mag, Ave. ’ • I’huno 9H6* ’ baby sitter* la Interfering
the atfendance o f t h * T uesd ay jcrl |{„Hoy uf
Angele*. John
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j n , Walter* and Mr*. William MnKUtim* wus *t*ll utleit»liMl an«I **nr tii«» iivi*.
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and
j iiilyit -ting .
G E N h Us,\ L a« pin, nled for
i Mr*, lairry I.»-eprr of .lackson- Iliriv H IS IlN ’S talk and di*play n o , t i l l . I ,..i
will be held a t 10:90 A. .JI
ville
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of island souvenir* were the
Mi Flank l»
A .revered dish supper -will Ih« I
-----progi am hli'hlight* . •
with
.luivloi, ujul
held a t 0:19 P. M. nt th* Ihe*. I Mi*. J. It. Rorland of Pinckard, GEORGE T D I'ilY and hi* edl- a ii„ ,.g c | the. pr
I yterian Church by the •Biwincs* I A |a. who hn* been visiting her to n al running a close *econd . . • | f , ■ tl,r iM-itefit
Womans Circle. A regular meet- J sisters. Mr*. It. R. Pippin and MRS- K D HROWNI.b e : gra- who a n ,- iim dli
in,' will !*> Iield r.flrr the .upper. Mr*. Roy llritt. was chilled tu clou* a* ulwny*. wa* the perfect Tall «lnlr ronven!
TImii A lnthean. nnd
Axaria.i New ten, Ain. this morning be- mlitoi in iliief ami hei talent* Ilea,It Mi>. T.
f a b r ic
.Clnast-'* iif the F irst linptlst cause of the sudden death of her Icnnihi'od with MRS. J A M r-S vie,, p irsidilit. of
, Church will huve a coveted dish brothel. Spurgolon T. Jones, who MOUGIITON. MRS. A. M. PHIL* rx-pic-nt the pi,
iiu p n a r iu the annex ut 0:10 was killed in an automobile orri* ill>S and MRS. FRANK MACDelegate* will
■P. M. All member* urged to rotiu- dent. *
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i and bring u toy for the cradlo (
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“Oohiph". The crowd roared i t sio. Seminole. <
iTlfll departm ent.
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Word ha* "been roeeivnl by Dr. ! *ome of LARRY
DOSSING 8 amt ' .ec.,l„ . uni
Daughter’* of W e,lev CDs* of and Mr*. J N. Robsun that their I skelehtv . . The fashion* were
At the ..... .
the 'F ir s t McthcdiM Church will «•".
''a ’ «rrive,l in Hsu jun d -i the direction of MRS. MAC- ajun* Mr*. 11is inn
hidn a monthly meeting at 8:00 Diego. Calif. aft«<r duty with the NKII.I. nnd MRS. HOLT with at- Ute .executive cm
M. in the l.omc of A lii. W.
tractive MRS. W I I . I.I AM H. l-naiij of mnimgii
Raines." Each- member I* urged
'SM ITH . JR. doing the narrating I TA Congie*. M
To romp and bring something
to ten music by MRS GF.ORGF. in the N o rmr h -1
■for. th r m Jrket lm«ket.
. M IT Al.l.
MRS
ANDREW
WFDNESDAY *
CAKKA WAY mmUle.l uu aflat
_W rmnns Club businrs* meeting
n,Hin Ira dress which wa* n rtun
nn,l luncheon <o lx- held n t 12:19
I ning hlnrk cr*pe with wide eyelet
P. ,M, a t the rlub house with
, slesvey bunlcticd in ftisllia ami a
.'lie/ J, Koas';Adums n* sponsor.
l Fast fashioned of fuschin flower*
Hostexifcx will he: Mrs. II, W.
| with n hit of. tulle . . . Compli
Goodspeed, Mra. P. R. Stephenmenting her dark Ixrauty, M i l s .
•on, Mr*- L. C. H arper, Mra.
ROY MANN modclml u grey wool
Fletrher BoJIs and *Mr». Itcbert
i ult with n sninrl frillv bit
Cobh.
Hue dickey and a him hnndcralt
hat bv G»ge . . . Walking in the
Spring » u n e h i n e to n . hr ilk"
luncheon. MRS GEORGE STIM
wore a spring urint of rhartreu-e
and vrat * with n lovely crown
If** black picture hat hound wit1,
grosgrnln ribbon. Her rostum- , „
lewelry added a finishing^ t'iU'!' which
Truth Seekers Have
Patriutle Meeting
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
la NEW SPRING COLORS
L1QU0RS-WINES.
um |er W . in Senford in th#
f near futu re, according to
ph Co* an. who recently comtad Cowaiva D epartm ent store
Ming. Borne fifty o r more
sc . will be built fn th e Megla Heights subdivision and It
C & C LIQUOR STORE
Patter wu* invented In China
by Tsel Lun in I Of. A.D.
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Fish do r
during sleep.
T r i t e ix : r .|
iter when the "biggest tourist
eon In Flo ride’s history" will
[ under way, Thera houaee are
M built prhnarily for veterans,
rV > new houses will be a big
p In providing accemmodatloni
a e th e r* In Sanford for tourists
B ul ton, bullon^w lio’s got 1
In order to combat the d rau lfu ) and infectioua dlaeaae of rablea th a t
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l e t long ago we had occasion
iput a smell claeelflad ed in
i Herald and, aa.. we might
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FANCY HEAVY RIBS, .65
FANCY RAYONS .45
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IIA M IIN ID SH T
THY IT ONE W E E *
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t h e
JUDGE
anil order all dosi quarantined
HOUGH'S
DOG FOOD
Made From Fresh Beef
a ad V egetables
n rat elity dam b* faal
a lN
, j*pf.ik
on j t|cr \-\p*rtfnt<e . -g»
|Krt»ner*. hfruflnml' mfif t'l-rbianv w»
’*;a w o r k e r iltirliti; the pant ID
month* mill Jle *
Oilie Keene ‘
I W hittle n l||* pie-ient rung* by
^, irlim l »tU'l*:'htv *.
i The iiiotrium
Mj i Ic in Our
1'School- . ml) In- given Uy MU*
Whittle amt tit * Lrow.n’e talk ft|
W ill
!> hullji ine Krtl t ro tl V»e«If. ••
1 hi- Ji •. t«-T» vvi|| he: Mr*. II. W.
[ i;,,,:. ee.l. Mil r It. Stepheuadh,
Mi- | t . Ilrtii t-i Mm . Fletcher .
II..II-. nml
Mr*.. KiilieiU Cobb.
The In..i h I meeting will l>e hrld
Mmoh
a t !<• tro A. M.-
( iiiiii* ceioua.
,nlvn- j 11*’" tl
Come gold-.
rfd\'a. • rn*ttrn
• ' ’ tin tm
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. that may lx!
i, t t . timin' ftu w e r'g a ri
indw li1 w*ter. balsam,
■fUiwrt . ’l;nttei fly flowerj
*,i . 'afdlw-Timm*. cusriros,
or, gmird*. Inlielia* marl/n in e glory, m ost ro*f,
THE CHURC H of
To Be HeW Marcli 1
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' One of ihe outstanding enterFriends of Marion I.. Rahorn,
• talnm enti at the tourist party
Lake Mary J r. may writ* him at the follow
T
ing address: 8 2/c 667HI7.1,
USS New Jersey (IIU-(12) F ifth
WEDDING
.LlvUton, CJO Fleet Post Office.
INVITATIONS
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8nn Francisco, Calif.
,
1 . POWELL S
iare 1 would InaUt upon ysur
jlng with .me .and vl l t . on th*
etcher*. B attlm h it my.-fwvorlte
ior^.*lthoufh t^d®. ooV ptgy ;< y ,
Mr*. Carl Ambrose of Jackson
ville It the g u est'o f her brotherin-law jtud sister. Air. and Mr*.
John Higgins, for sortie time.
afternoon at 2:00 o’clock al tjic
U. S. O. •lluilditnr with an Inform
al lea for. all rA itral Florida
nreinW-r*. ami guc*t .Indent* front
Stetson University anil Rollips
College, who are prospective membci*.
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An IntereaUag program will be
p rete atn l • consisting of talk*,
songs and rousltf.sftc r which nsfrerhinent* will be served. Mr*.
*J^(^r-AlU*lie||, nriiieipwl
'state r i t m a r r scM*ol. vt fll he th*
hbstrs* chairm an for th e afterh6An. MU* Charlotte Sm ith, IIlia r ia n of Stetson .University,
w ill preride over the annivyreaVy
criemnny.
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The program topic fo r the a f
ternoon will be 'T eacher Recruit
ment'*., with thp following p»r*lrifa tin g : Mi*a Ann Patillo of Saw .
S .n r y r n a
Bench, MUa Kate
W hortan of W inter -Parlf, anrl
Mt** C harlotte Stcinhum* of O r
lando. Mi*» Dempsey Hrewater
of Del-ar^. the chapter president,
will l>e present along rjltn several
students' from Stetson and Rollin*.
ENGRAVING
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oUTtnn, which .rays a m o n g ^ th s r
lioga. th a t- be - had .ra n In the
#fi BittMytti H:—V*
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will meet at 1:15 P M. with th* i I . n P r i o p
E fltc rtliillS
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BUT IF- W E DO NOT MUR)E tt _B EC A l)8E
WE
FEAR
N tH . L A W . W E HAVE IT IN
)UR HEARTS ANY WAY AND
;H 08K WHO HATE ARfc MURj EREKS
AT HEART.' .'ttA IL
sO ONE; Thou shall do no
Bueder—Deut. 6:17.
ib lk ilv < S* -xs "»a»ull - of 'UlC
U » tfW M h * o l. . W k 'A.
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD; iFLORID A
Informal Tea To Be
Given At U. S.*0.
dc*lr°y ■ hundred »h«"
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
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Wu are under the impreaalon th a t the City ha* ajiy
number of other choice alien which m ight be made avail
able for the radio ntatlon even though It m ight be nece*aary to purchaae.one from aome individual. There la the
entire length of Firflt S tfeet from th e Arm ory to Sanford.
Avenue directly ncrona from the nark which m ight b e uaed,
FRIDAY,..MARCH H M946
*Th» dingo or wild dog it otif
The official fto w jr'flF th* H*
't h e hlbo ip ie the
T_ ^ a few
. ^ carnivqrou* animals
nntonly grown /u itr a lia . 9 M® Bln*0 *«■» lie.
O N C E T O O O FTEN !
Th^ f e r d » « ra,d
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FRIDAY,' MARCH’ 1.119-16
’S WEAR
Held el ell leading market*—
"Aek yper local butcher I ,
SATURDAY NIGHT
Atllfdtkl v‘ • ' t i IIR
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U iillyr Until h
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Mis.n* • ih t ..i |u*i»u
% 3 )(© !0 )® (§ )(3 )^
ill. Won, » Ml.vimiuiy I nml.
nf
K n .i Uu|,ii*| G huirh will
..!• , , , a * rr!
f prnvm for
tin ,..
iiiiv
- h o iv
I n e m i u i . g
\ 1 a i i i i
1 i i,u 4l,Sio«> l«i ’ ih t week will
la I’nnir 1 ,-, v\.,lk in the Light
,*f If,,' land.’’ Moialnv the lopie
v,ill
”i'omo Ye, »eo the conI iiii,e,I neal of the ge*pvl ill tile
hi'llieland.*’ nml " t 'ullte Ye, proda,m the gospel of -eilvnlian in
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FORD
FRIDAY,' HARCB j, ifofl
FLORIDA
u*«d to marjc tk e lr price* on a
slate an d would quoin you Odd*
on * y o u r choko. They operated
on w hat waa known a* a "morn
ing Una" — price* made up by1a
A note qf thanks Is due Joe ham!(capper, whom tbdjr paid.
Hall, USO dirertdr. who opened
th e d u b this morning and served b«A \e. ^uMMtk*d*Hw
d i n a . isfaacd to -*gb*er;be to
th e b re a k fa st.-•
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th e lln . and g « hi* prices by
ctpylng th# odda- marked Up
■ Ctrl* Basketball 1
Since no tournam ent for
will be' held this year, wa b
the action should be taken
i y ,- m d high
.Tat' p e n on* present a t the
breakfast this morning aeemcd
anxious to obtain their ticket*
a n d 's e t the campaign under way.
aines Qjty Aggre
gatlon t o . Feature
Contest T o n i g h t
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The 19CB . Clats "B " .'f tV y is t,
b esk ltb a |l tournament In which
the BeUioblh High Befool Ctlery
A d i .wHL.kmrfklpatc opened this
aftenUam
Ih r ‘Leesburg ’ when
Xnkti*', runner-up, At; the East
Mexico Searching
For Clarification
Of Court
By-Laws
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To Umpire Matches
JU LIA N 8TK N8TR0M
Cam paign N Oisf * "
Approximately 00 baseball as*
aodntion salesmen an d kales*
women representing the Various
dvle organisations lit S anford
were present this m orning a t-th e
8 an fo rd “ D asebatt- A sioetatlon'i
"H atter .U p” B reak fast -held a t
the USO building. .Five hundred
season passya -fen- gam es playad
In the home p a u o f -th e Celery
Feds want on sale.
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If yon -haven't purchatted year
DAVIDSON, N. C. — ifiv.ieo la
b en t, on knowing Its bastotball
rdUh. And bent on se riiii th a t
curate, standardised version <t
the la m ale country ha* an uc*
the Amerkan*orfglnated gam e Is
Norman Shepherd, athletic dlree*
tor a t Davidson College.
wink l|j ,'W ytonn Bench ' A ssisting Shepherd Is n David
Aril h i (hr Cocoa High son Spanish professor. Dr. Frail
ity rs I p 'th r inJttkl'cdn- K. Flengle, Day and night this
air perse over the rules for one
Vslljjo.
fenor jSrmtoclseo
senor represent* a Mexican,
(phone 789)
basketball,
association,
City -,'jHoftulta. -In" w h it cullece
Arhleh’1Is' IntercstaJ In strict emi*
Mtoteiitcd engafljlfm^t tlyrt«ff 'th e, formanc* q f .t h s nils* south of
Ifafttei
Ray ’ Blades, skipper of the
a t. 5Paul -Saint*. announced y ejg
idmlay afte rn o o n ' th a t spprw W
niataljr ib msrabeip of tha A m er
ican Association d u b wfcre sched
uled to participate In tha epeqlnft
’terwftm
m ake definite a r r ange menu for
a tournam ent next year.
veer. ■
Glrla presently playing on
the h igh school team h a re
worked • about three yearit to
girls ’ basketball
Spirit th e girls displayed when
It cam* to arranging gaMco'for
foe th e to 'to pis)r '
This season ’Is over, a s . w
understand I t But neat year'i
haokethall season will be hen
before w r reallte I t Tha Sem
inole" glrla will have a good d u l
Curtain .Comes Down
Ori Dodger School;
v *lHa Brooklyn Dodger school
clewed |U doors yesterday’ and
m any of the player* began leav
The playhra all made
one to o k ' Still offering three to ing- Sanford for--various points
nation where
one. They never stepped bOttlAf
Ha seemed a cinch tb-go bahkrup system.’ A few
Cl
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-members of the D odgtr
iB w h n i to -ftf lire, roost
.'JO:(K> o'clock
. and tha-final
chnmplonViip
; 9 :U0 o'clock
Eastern League,
fner, who has p
Cleveland Indians,
and Cincinnati K«
tumunuw morning
tu t for th e ifu trfc t
wflU 1st’ played -at
tomorrow ..u lg h t A
LW afternoon
Pro golfer Melvin (Chick) Harliert will have an added Incentive
for finishing among .the leaders
in the 8 t Petersburg upon golf
Umrney this maek-wnd. On; of
the ' spectators -spill b e Herbert’s
bride, the former Jean Altee*Fiafi*
or of Battle Creak, -Mich. Her
bert Is pro* at • the Meodowbrook
Country Club In Detroit.
ortlpr to“ !h*^fL*««tha|l
K "/Arill n >* OooHfr . I s w a pi; Rtutli;Hirss ColohiW.ef-KJ**iininn- and
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8 iul*,of xoekburg. T h- touf- atnlitcrium.V Jn
tha * hoys' UM»
, ttam snj 4B)|ihks *k/ul -aviaf.* •'-*»] I Mount Dora rolled't dp n 10 to
,w; ‘ ho iurnlpTKvj -hy Ah* blob* :CldV •8U wln.'^over ScmlnCle's .quintet
‘w *,df LecfbOrg.
while the Mount , Dora . Rirl*
1 Mount Dnr.t‘it',^i|flr schoal. |*pV sextet captured a ^.20 to 21 over
:> V an.l girli basketball aj(if«gjlih)3« 111** Jeedv ‘Duitkrn'pi t Klrfsv-Thhl
carry*
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In the south, will pmpirc a tennis exhibition In Orlando Tuesday
flight featuring a conllngt-nt of such famed tennis champions a*
t(ig Bill Titddn, F red.F oriy. Jack Jessl *«d ike wonder boy of
Lgiqds, Ilim-ent llichaids. The group will perform on the boards In
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(Hire knt
TONU
gef Lei Durocl
helrMWa after
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We believe In building op the
morals o f the school’* student*
with competitive high -school
b u t let's not em phasise
try* athletics and loavo the glrk
to dq toe boat they ran.
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Sport DddUy
On* of th a ahorteat punt* In
4h< h isto ry ' of football otrurred
|n th* JrUchl**n*ffary football
gaAS a t Ann Arbor Id IBM.
3>e M iddle, tried to jock from
LIU Ijall. of Marsha}!,' W. V*u
arid Elmore Morgan!!
Morico Mine* ore engaging
nip-and-toek race f o r lnulv
•coring honors am ong Ike
lion's collegial# basketball play
ers, ’
1 Thro# week* ago, H all was* th e
lender. Two weak* ’ago, vhe! ***
replaced by M ergenthaler. ■ l* » t
tVyVgefcntM th e.’brnCnOjr boy* ;tW*
^
gi.tll )n Itqtk I mis ( if # twin mill
L I V Em
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ing back f o r another season. This
group o f girls could now whip
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.total o f - 40 players to
nth tha Saint* d u rin g
log parted. Th# remain-
B*r of the men on toe-roster wao
ilerrsy,
Milk, Ih*
n*ui.
Kswria a
loukvit,
Rowe Cosh scheduled to report ‘here within
Trick, C*n- th e 'n#*t femadaya.
m f U b,
an animal known
Ion
to# kkkci-’a
to hold It an
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fiuiturcs of Jaadmintoh and. ping i)»)nF.
S . "it lit: ‘-H
g . 11A“-ier.*_v. ,? ’ .
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itting a t tha New York track*
id all wagering waa don* .with
gentlemen!
bookmakers.
inlre-. "1/ .ahythiVig, the \ s r cg-
pcHmto U lihtly to «dd otvsra)
jraaar To a'.lqt or Idg league e|A
e#r*.l|Whllevlhcy wer* In untforA'
nren wiio- weto oprrylng guflsSnud they Tied plen>y. of -Urn# t o rsallag
h h t Tbto.tlma
to how pie$ it*WB* to play-toll fflk
fHh’ lwg _
plane* Snbrnit
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7c0r r ugn havo th ro w n Itoi
Into n a i lin g w itji a atudli
^ o m p le f c wil
From
Ji , g drCasing-oVi-r. of ^ re o th
lef m MeGHJ- U niversity Jo # > n
A 'H h \lh g
MtoklCwn'-Tudar
at
rt. Mustul says -he c a n t wait
Of Ihs 8 Ld ^ u U
1 I’ xpect* to-.b#
;f c ;
propose to build 50 new low-cost homoe in Magnoeifirhts and Saulanta for whi0h you will .have Jhe
choice. Planti RAe not yet' complete but' aitongea'will be madi^ -fop you to exercise your rights
^tho*G.f. Bill to W t o r one of theNrhomttrJbt of
In* order for you to select the home you
oftant that you gfv^us yoip* name nowl {
R, «T. Cowan Co. S
lessary or will be
honb calls, please
your name on the
owever,
hlNCEBELY Y'
Rbm« H urt -.
<00 F J I. Sharp
o n ig h t'i
A tl'S U ir
-v
F m Ri n
* f :jto e e ' — P a u r h r ' !
J
*r
AIR C U to '
-.
The lyr* -bird of A ustralia ran
Im itate not -only other Idnls but
thd .barking of * dog, the b u tt nf
a 'sjfw . the so u n d -o f an ax nnd
.By ‘ A8KOCIATKD ’ 1'ItRMB
ouslices .that no.other Spring *71
An Associated Fte**' wrlterd
*ay* th a t returning a servlcirucn harder
are going to he able to pick up.
baseball earrt-ra-Tigbt.
carrt-ya-Tiglil, whartwin—-- llpiinary U>ni ing njbnths agoi ‘T?;
their .baseball
Tha A Pt writer also- says that
tltfy Toft off be fu ra 'Jo h n inti the
Sonte of Hie players Uto ih better
phvelcal, shape than »*vh*n th * /
vnlcrctl' Uij sorvira.
-He Quote* Buddy ltn*r‘*U of,
too New York Yankees ,hik,*ay-
lent*.
total, -bird and -fi*h) It lays t-ggae
n
iU lillllS
till
k. .t .
Und suekle* Uits
young ■nml
has no
4*11 rtm ltar to * beaver. •
W iD
uniform of Uncle Sam. '
AF \A ltcr Gayle Talbot mode
that otor-rvatlon -tptliiy^ a/lch
watching' the v e t e r u d * . . out-,
under the r HotW q^ond rrWuimo
suns inj IAnlktof. with, th rift ami
to
k a .1
today, M orgenthbler is the loader down.
■
once again.
,
M orgenthaler scored C2 points
Sport Laugh
Year* ago there we# no mutueT
In two game* during lb# past
c o m p le te w h h
fth o « A 2 n U l
■-V.'
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QUOITS
known
�t.
i
r
|W >W wilw»!iiUi HmLiW!,il*<|y»,,> u m ji u u in i n n i!H ,
c M M rata*,
Hn« r*r DWo inserttua
A«U ta THE SANFORD HERALD
9 M ln f phona and addreav
*aat*4 will b« rh a rfrd for a t th t
IfM far three Insertkwa
III* far • luertloae
las for 20 Insertion
MISCELLANEOUS
Battery Chi rain
COMPANY, INC
. BORROW IIF.RITW11KKE
‘ PRIVACY- IS RESPECTER
YOUR natural desire for privacy
in money m atters is atrictly
feed, , groceries, etc.
15-J. .It. Q. Touchton, ’’ respected here. 'Friend* and
relative* are not questioned
dheut your credit. Your em
I f E * ARK fully equipped m d
ployer or business assoriate*
• know how to recap your tiris.
we prow et .sidewall* of your
Urea. Jdnc* T ire ’ Shop, Cor.
le t an d Elfn, Phone 608.
FHOLSTKRKD fahrlfs, taiwst rH i.
wocatelle*.
damask*,
im itation leather _ and dt i|iary
Jfahrle*. A rrangem ent for ca rt
ag e _if work
3.
.... desired. R. S
Brown, 2911 N. Orange Ave,
Orlando, Fla.
fur small family, i Ins,
inge tifA —to young, I
bfeak, garage, deed well.
Baker’s Daily. 1 fhqiiire
Marlin.
o d reromiltlrined
WIOTHBR'
is. Willlkms FiVIt
First.
W n te Freddie W lllim f. lit. 2.
Box 2‘iH AA, Deland.
P A G E 8EV
T IIK SA N FO I^U I I E K A L I ^ H A N H JIU I F U jK tU A
1*. |-1 WO
"J - «Rj ■!>l?.,^ ) l | l l
catup* in Germany which are be
ing o p ira te d . by ihe Salvation
At my, i!aj n unccy ami kinderjn u ten children now have th e ir
own w rit* prepared in n apecl.il
kitchen. Kerry* child in cam p
tin* n daily d»*e of cotllivrr 6d
and malt, nml chlhlion up -<»
NEW YORK. Mar. t, (Special I •even u| mi have ntnnge juice.
—Rickets U wl-iesi read among
refugee children in displarrd psrThe United State* contains one
non* rumpa in Get many. In Rot npd one half nr ill Ion !>quar«* miles
terdam , *onp- thireA ear-ohl chihl- iKVivraide for the accumulation <>f
te n lnok no older than thr*j oil, •only half of which ha* "been
numlju^ ns a, ie<vlt of. lopg-timc
ilarvntion.
Theae a re tWo of the startling
facta ju st reported hy Salvation
Army workers abroad |o the or;
l e g a l n o t ic e
ganlzatibn's 'n atio n al Headquar*
«er» in New Y ork;. ’,
Rickets Found In
Refugee -Children
Cqmps In Germany
f l _ t __ a ! , . ! . a
____ 1 . . .
I..
11.. 1 1 , ...I
------ -jo a u . m i l.1..!'
four rl)
nrrhV
XAM'OUI) linUAf.l*. a lirt.
|niMi*»hr ! ai Hahfm«l s. <
t'iiutitr. Kli.fliU.
DAI BY DAY WE ARE
U ITNIfHs »i»> liaitil «r»*l
rial •• i ih.« :imi .i*t ni r> i
ili>
(» p
GETTING IN STOCK
m:iiM«iN
Hard-To-fiet Items!
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SEAT n SlllON'S
VI T O l l O l t S S
Automatic
G A S I .O l'K S
\\iMi|ii:«t\v w. iii'tim :.'
ItfArMN
n iV it llt 'H
IN
iiitiin t n r r i hi ii % iio \
TIM * N A M E IIK Y I H
*1 \ i
i»r n n itiu a to
u fm
»tn\V W li r U f l K R *' •» Mi
M K•
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
•T Nfirtirlll^r
iei, e*tfw!*4»rrttir»i
tje
*
em hnrrastmeqt.•nutrition and lark of soap.
•Y»ir
L it i!
i*»v
MANT'irt* til
lu 111! Mil! *
RcinonabJ# credit requirement*.
In th? aoulh of ffjdland, where * i : m v \ i : i
OMii|»Vi<nt filrti ; » t t n n»t >«i» M« ti
No eo-mtkers cn money loans. Salvationist team* a te uivirtg aid
I ' lm ili
t'm irl ..f ih** Ninth Jtt'lli't
to child victim* o/ the war. .bags
H lrttjl H**mlnn)«* l**mi»lv pl*i* i I
had to. I>e made fur the habit-,'
I n th« . j - . ..f M A l X i U ' . y
M il »
P h o n e-33 hand* lo prevent them from rub
Florida Bank Bldg.
I l i u m H 1*1.1 tn«Iff.
W •111
n m v u ly o lii:* . «t. <. »..i.»
bing the treatm ent lotion into
tin* l r I|f | w.miuM
•1
VE PRECIOUS TIUENtheir eye*.
%*•»•• m lh»- fh»l e| if v *tf \t
V
♦
*
»
«
l»
e
*
h
rfrl't
uitlrrril.
«!»•
i balanced, front end alig n
In displaced persona camps ( in | « *1 hi !• * iff 14*1 !•) ' AM«»I n« >> I.*I*. .. I!t»l# lh«y nf llil « •
ed assures longer titc life, easier (ierm any. Polish Imy* nml gill* i n ()>• I ' i f r u l t t ' l i p i i «*f ***-»ni mi *It* tlM 111** fil;*lnHf f . rn.M | ihn . . . i
steering,
thi*
nf 11 and i r years bid, who have i •••illi f. y i«-i ett.ia *mi nr
\|if|i
» « l t . t i l at D M A r r
HOLLER MOTORS SALES
spent six year* In conjentrnti >h »I p I i t s*1*1•* i fIlf i'i*»ni»l
irat I l l ' l l
, •
i<W W. 1st St. rnmp.* have never b e n to acliool
||e frjtt Mliter
• MM L>« MCH
<u|l| fOtfli'P'llh
. I ii-*'ie*e* l ' r * » l l r
T ill
.‘ : \ M * n M I »
Ml.’l
nml dn * not know ib -ir native i l i k ’if i • n t l i r u *.
lil * • • • « » |T fa* p t i l r r n l t t f c . it ti p t ' ri* w
> f, ,if g r i m . i ! r i i
language. "Many* six-year old (.ii
>«»U -T».r trtM-ille I I I .
J»1S U. c r j p»|titSwt.s 1
in
H aflf.ift
children were id captivity and u n i w i ; •
* ii fe«l ;•% I n n h r r H u . | ( * i
V L irhlti
have ilot yai loow n life outah}1.’ . I t J ! M to ty tu i- »».-*-*j.i*.»w oL
f.’t L tfii-Jtairt
. i l p T i T lOJlafl fi* *1 * Ill e* .i U • s K I *FT S f a L
t F»7 I t 7|.« t
r. camp.
At the two displaced per*o-.a
Phnnf
HE O LD JU D G E SAYS
S
frethia
OR o room house
round. Phone IW1-W
SIT. WANTED
STEAM**LT.RA NINO
Motors Ttm •fthtftr,‘'m * » f a v ful! PRAfTH'AT.*nurse nr companion.
Live in. Mrs. Minnie Krascll,
less f they are clean. Promptly
Sanford, P. O. Box 1260, c/o
and thoroughly done.
C. E. Rudd.
SALES
‘ IIOLLEU
.HUEM
WANTED
VICTORY Living room s u it e *17(7.00 value for |Q0.M.
TARPAULINS—Wa have einl Ad WANTED: G i» for Cosmetic
Counter. TOUCHTON DRUC
alias I t tha right price. Stanlayc o , -*• . .
f
Rogfra Ifar-lware Co.
‘
C r Tn AWARE—SesTour”« and 57 GIRL tot soda Fountain at Lanpiece sets. Priced right. Stan- ‘eVV Drug Store. P art tim e or
full tlhfe.
ley-Rogfra Hardware Co.
M O D E R N two-bed room house. COLORED girl* for * laum ln
work. Good hour* and g<>*>,
M Sleeping jorch, front »cre#ned
pay. We will tenth you. Sem
w porch, completely furnished. Inltrol# County
foundry
Ch
- <iuiia owner 20* E. 7th St, .
819 W. 3rd St.
*2.00 bushel di
CARRIER fICYS, 12 year* »f
ird Phone 788age o r tiw y wantetl tn deliver
SPEC IA L TH IS WEEK—large
The Satibpii Ifrrkld at a high
rate of Ificomc fOr the lime in
r n s tt Florida eggs ’80c a doi.
volved. Wd desire applicant*
Pnlm etU Grocery, Phone 411.
who are bright add "o n 'th e ir
toes’, " who will be n>n»rientiCus
TRA CtO R , plow,, disc, leveling
in givirfit their subscriber* rehl
board, trailer. Good condition,
service, who hnve ambition, the
_ excellent bargain. J. L. lYrrham,
desire to work b ird anti saVe
W Lake Monroe Corner.
money wlyile becoming "little
PiflS, registered Du roc Jerseys,
business men.' Any boy who
H wockg old,
P»lr; ordinary
feels he cannot measure up to
r . 910 each. A. M. Lawrence,
theae qualification. will he
iterpriae, FIs.
. 1 —
w asting hi* time to apply. Ap, plication* * should lie made in
,7 H. P. w atcrwltch outboard mot
person at The Herald officer
Of IVlt IXTRtM l HWTTMLRH
COASTS, IS 9AI0 TO D t T H t
O N W M tM B tR OF *f\t&
WHALE TAFULV < 0
HAKE A VOCAL SOUND
’*■t m l n a i f
lu iA .U u 'c tu it
S au lh trn Bread
iPAVINCrfw/
IHVlIlt
.
FINE LKIUOILS
Tax $11 a gallon, plus
a HmaU charge for the
liquor.
f J I R
R
P A C K A la C
PWt it.
ascaoi
E
U
l ine. Ihc *li«tdlcr* produced over
| . f o ils '.u » i ;«i |inl*. «vl (1>** Hina' dried
cr.uns iJic’U -t -ficd »u|*i>lrmc«iia w«- caa
by our U-imti on. 'I hey arc rich in nuit’irni*.
Why. I'\T never h.vl *nch iat dairy cow*.
r.v+*I.Kk: and poiilny n* I have »ukc I’ve
been iL*in' the**- dried Rrairi* "
(ll.ll—IPPGL. “ Ilots do you luoe '.liem.
Hank?”
“ I Wctwl ilu-m in with original
ynrn. Tin* lulauccd ration ha* far greatrr
itt*l value Ilian ihe otigin.il grain it*rl(. I
rati cut <l.i\»n vn ntv wlwic grain fcedipar
at ml _T)'X and ‘till get belief rr*ults.'
O i l 1 Jl'D(U\ "H ank, voti'rc a t> g gtaut
|«i»luccr...k-t me ask y<*t a uu«*ti-*n •* i» i)T
II I NK. "Glad to have you. .^udgr
Ol I)
you think tl • ^faih^t-ed
jn distillers is washed •>* ftHjK-' Wdks .c r
K iv in g ? * '
Southern
0 Bread ,
’ 8
S T O B U r
twin iii n u t
n e t , iP itflye9M S
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II I \'K: "P crriain ly do .S’w*' A* A mailer
ol lacl. it ik just lllr iqqaMlc," ,
OJ O J I'lH ih : "llm v do you
n Jlu t,
u a tm iii
J
or, practically new. InquiYe for
Mr. HUner. 613 Okk Ave.
MECHANIC
GENERAL
eloetrle
washln)
wijreu psld. * I’looaanl working
rondltlonv and permanent |nh
f< C good man. 6W tlav week.
d w tV y Chevrolet Co, St.
out!, Phone 734.
* '.
REPARATIONS
Mi —Salve —Nou Drop*.
4 m*T1^6n« toj *ytin .
I*iif—
a
much Inc; baby crib and mM W HITE womnn to rare for child
trass. John -Russell, Jr., 407 M
years old.
Prefer elderly
woman with some practical
nursing experience. Good S al
BABY CHICKS—S ta rt them now
ary. Reply box K c 'o Herald.
You can get a good ahmily of
blood-tested . baby e h l m / nl W A n K K s f ts "needed at l h 7 ‘A |.
, H unt’s * Tuxedo Feed 8lor«j
tamonte Springs Hotel. Salary,
Phone 368: "
rdotn *’b8d beard; gdod tips.
Eipcrltnce p refsrm l but will
I I FOOT "sTlverdontg House T railt^sin 'HWly applicants. Phhne
w in ter Perk 9100-W._____ ’
Farm TIN 8. HpksrU ’Ave.,
va tttra c tire
hou»r <tHtj
,
dbtlBK-rr>"
hour!, good pay, 0-d*y week
' c o n g e n i a l atmosphere. R;jf
Johnson’! lied Rsrn. Hlway 7,
.. 3 ml, south of Sarrfonlr
FOR RENT
nicely
'*m I*—-td" •
TELEPHONE
OI’ERATOltS
Starting Rate ,
5 days
$21.0(
S in g le o r M arried
A g e s If! • 35
E x p e rie n c e U n n e c e ssa ry *
• I’ald w hile le a rn in g
• F re q u e n t in c re a se s
• O v e rtim e pay
• I’a ld v acatio n s
GIRL • good typist for general
Dfflea work. Apply lit person
Tho Sanford llrtnld.
/ Breed Mixed 100-41099:
over s*xed, (light breed*) GIRL TO manage Jewelry Dept.
9640: I* Cockerels, m. fine
M ather’s, S#e Mr- Brunson.
-s 100— 1.76, prepaid, Ilf*
EXPERIESiCRD
waltieSaf- sjinrt
try gusranteetl.
delivery
guarantee*!, Poultry
ALL RI6IIT. 5TANP BACK, GENTLE
M E N , ANP I'LL GIVE YOU A REAL
EXHIBITION O F MARKSMAN5HIPJ
SHOW .US SOME MORE/YE AH
OF THAT FANCY
---- SHOOTINVBOBJ
s x r-
W.a Tn t K U . l k | ,
I ’VE FIVE SHOTS LEFT ] YOU,SLIM. 1HERE
IN MV GUN. SO M E- < YOU'VE VG0E$
ONE THROW A PECK J GOT A
r
OF CARPS IN THE A PECK S 1/
AIR^
) O'CARPSY r
•
Thxl-cnb s e r v i c e fo
Inle hours
APPLY rilJ K F Oj’KHATtfl
ti - 5. w ockdays
S a tu r d a y s & . 12-
•
GENT5,YOU’LL HAVE f HEAP PER
TO APMIT THAT B O B
THE BAR,
CROCKET CAN REALLY
! IAMPLE HIS SHOOTUr PRIN KS
FER EVERYIKON. /*----- -------f
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o
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t
e
BOPy
YOU SHOOT- UM CAPP^ THAT'S *
BUT THEY THINK ^ WHAT HE
B IG FELLER PO M WANTED
IT.
I THEM TO
THINK
S0UTHERN. BI5LL
TEU & TEIs. CO.
furnished
twin beds, with kiuhen *h"d IfvIn i rhom privilege*. Nice neighl Jill did. C o u p l e prefirrrd.
Phone 127.
Beware Coughs
By PA U L RO B IN S O N
W ANTEDvvonoeb w h o se
wheel chair,
M. Greene,
n
in J L B E A SIM PLY
sw o o n v Da n c e - j
PICK. M E U P j ----- ^
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“I E A P L Y - l i T T ' / /
RIDK t y Orlsndo to arrive there
by 7:30 A. M. tM ly. Ph, T09-M.
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I; I P H O N E -
tom orrow
A SOLOISTS GAVE MEG
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�FRIDAY, MARCTT f, 1916
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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HOME
TOWN
NEWS
Rotm<l "Who. ha* Jo*t rfiu rfled
British Tennis Is from
several years in the Untied
S tates, may atllvTorm the nucleus
women’s tennis.
Considered At Its in BBritish
ritain, for its international
ers, will have to rely upon
Lowest JEbb Today play
youngsters who htade th eir mark
Savage Cautions
Buyers On Lange
Purchase Loans
GAINESVILLE. (Special)—To
obtain a la rg e r-lo a n 'th a n the en*!
tire vs!ue of a grove n few years
ago Is financially risky, business,
^ach Savage. Extension .Service
economist, ailvfses yropeclivc cltrus grove buyers.
"The berm w er in suck a case,"
Mr. Snvsge explains, ' ‘would lie
in n w ry difficult situation j f the
vajue o f Ihc ‘grove declined # iis tieally before the ilrbt was liquid
a te d /’
Heavy qemantl ami big .crops
during the w ar resulted in ajr in
crease in -retu rn s from- fruit ntir(pg the p s t three seasons of .1.11!
percent over the previous 10 sea - 4sons, he points out. add this a b - .
normal condition ha< pinduced n !
tremendous boost—l a grove walua‘‘The oeme roUtienship
not maintained year afte r year
between the net Income from the
sale valae of citru s groves, howbver,” He w»rns, "Since 1910 many NOMINATION of I t O rn. Waller
Bedell Sm ith.(above) to succted
groves have -doubled 1n their sale
value-- Between 1911 and 1911 the, \y . Avctcll Karri man. recently r tincome from groves on which » e
keep records- increased more that)
In the few tournam ents and Re<l
Iljr JAMBS R. CUAMBERS ‘ C ross exhibitions played in the
A t’ Newsfeatures
w ar years.
LONDON — No tennis match
I re war international R o n a l d
la lost until the last liall hm S
WhI av es was killed in action in
a / . i. . and Charles H are, a t the
been driven Into the net or hit -*.fr:c3,
out of rourt. But Britain,’ ao fa r m
llluom ent aw aiting discharge from
as tennis ia concerned, is c u rru .i,,.
IIlr
“ p „American
Army, may not be
pletely In the dark as to what available
* !j for the tie against
sort of tenth will play against Ft uici- , which has p ro d u ce d jin n y
France in the Davis Cup He. or m m W1oe play era. despite th e
who will batlla American worried lerm sn oeeuriatfoq/
|p the next Wlghlmain Cup series.
Von, Britain is in a had way
British lawn tennis, rig h t now, #0 pa r , I tennis player* are
I. probably a t the lowejt eht. <um-erlleJ(. hut Dan Maskell, the
It has ever been. S i x ------>er inofesslnnal of the All*
war have left it atem bllhg around E ngland Lawn Tennis Club a t
mi re than any other sport In Wimbledon, is busy coaching a
these islands.
‘
_ dexen boys and g ir ls ,, and he
Men and women who p la y e d -fe d s that they w ill..give-Franca,
la the . prew ar years- a re -p a s t--* n d -America n
run for their
X b tlr p tim e .ln In Ieewa t ionel j e n - money,
w - ,v.- 3 8 ^ - —
H al although it's quite poasible
Probably the aces of these
that the left hander. Mrs. Kay Pupils are Williqm Moss of BirmStammers Meniles, and Dorolh'y ingham , a public parks tennit
• .
p lay er who won numerous toum a-
Lew|s of Bournemouth, stylish
hitter who attends Cambridge
University; G. I*. Ward, .still In
About t.'l9,UOO miles of. the no.
the Army, and R. E. Carter, u
Ixmdoner who developed his guno lion's highway system a re paved.
while serving with the Brwlsh
Army .in the Middle E ast »T)er«
GET IN SHAPE FOR EASTER*
he won-"practically every tourney
he entered.
Among the girls arc Joy Gan
T ee'll le s s Veer
non, six-foot blonde- from Hurl■eifvl Is a Ip*••••
Ingham, London suburb, and Jean
Your
Seewter wHI else
K uertier, from the . county of
rillt*e lelljee esd
Kent.
give ye* Sse'pettvre.
These two girls a rc reckoned
to
the two best beta in British
Tea'll (eel wore puttpostw ar'tennis.
\
g*Ut~ better obi* to'
Unlike America And AuslraliJ,
do roof iboro to k»lp
. Mrs-
Archie ..Sm ith.
271B l'stm e llo AvcT”
Phone 7S8-J
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Y o u 'll f in d t h e H I L L H A R D W A R E S C O M P A N Y v o u r
th e y h a v e e v e r y th in g , u n d n t r e a s o n a b le
B ric e s ."
beat t« t
S i i i :a i R<G -i~rr9H j
N ii
\=
Marchirt n r« imint h' rVf Viili
a t M A T H E R 'S .‘W jitc F T o u r a d s e a c h d a y d u r in g tK e m o n t i f o T M a r c h fo r. a
H o a 3 lin e r j Y o u ’ll fin d a
Ca t a l o g
Tom orrow ’s SPECIAL
Satur
’ - 3 H g h tly s h o p w o r n " V k t o r H o
S u K e A n a tio n a lly a d v e rtis e d * lu te , yreli m a d e
ASSISTANT Secretary of the Interior
for, thirteen years, Oscar L. Chap*
inniw(abovc)', 49. a naUve of VlrgitrK, has been named by President
Trum an as. Acting Secretary of the
Interior. He will sorv* in that ca
pacity until a successor to Harold
I - lekes, resigned, Is nominated by
the I’trsident.
(nitrrnallonat)
MAPLE
LIVING ROOM
MAPLE BEDROOM
S u n n y M a p le f o r y o u r
liv in g ro o m . U p h o ls te re d
in c o lo rf u l s a ilc lo th , w ith
fu ll s p r i u g c o n s tr u c tio n .
lli’iiutiful Maple three piec
i d le , lie d ;'C h e a t o f . D ra w e r s ,
IN A SUirttSI MOVt, Julius A.
Krug (above), 3if, former chairman
of the old. War Production Board,
waa pnminalcd by President T ium aa ax Secretary of the Interior to
succeed Harold L- leges, resigned.
If confirmed by t h l Senate. Krug
will-become one of the ’youngest
Cabinet members In the history <<f
the United Slate*. (InJrrnallonal)
"fAHTAIT" tAlUAl ITttVfl
iJnpaintcd
Chests
MIS-MATCHED .
BEDROOM SUITES
You can have the
: fun of, painting
thin c W it the
color of y o u r
choice!
Four
U r u e ropmy
rdjawers. it ; ia
u |tr <1i I y con-
ttotos r»>*‘ TeUertd will, Iw m J eadi, wLsgwi u<hi.
vsnlbl*. Wwb to lUX. to iy M to Cvtort. •***. Ilv*. b u , M
Orvee. ttoto CsUr f.D bed Use. I t a lOMx. '
trilcted.''
\V e h a v e
iccen t h a t
Icd in to '’h e y w e re
o $ 1 4 5 .6 0
a lu in jh c r o f o d d
h a v e bep n a s s o m b e d ro o m g r o u p s ,
o r ig in a lly v a lu e d
e a c h s u ite . N o w
reduced to
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1 0 .9 8 up
Kitchen
Cabinets
AC^0KDlh[0 to Plrlm* fttk itsler
T(5c^k,.ni*o ikit.g ol Csnsda. hlx
i v eminent has - loiuiched ia . Inv c ;lly jtim Into the disclosure ot
anrf MnSrlaHtittP*
if secret and
cbnfidcnUal" ieufcsLa
in lo n m , tkm—rap ^rtectnbeeuncernedw ittr
kPlsmie r n c r g y -to -iflemberp <jl • .
hlerelgn Hi-mon in 0lpiw a.‘1 > * n ly ^
»t^o rrfen hive’ been d etailed for,
•(tiujiUtmliig by Use Royal Canadian
d a u n te d police,
tInl*m^Up*wl) i
A
c a b irp t- 1
hirge ,1 1nolp ufn
covered work top
and plenty *df a lo r age apace.
« a ,
lock fa ll of
s fh t level.1
Because.grovs vakisa are fer ia
M a t o f, normal,
Mr/
ecea
Savage
red u c e d ! .
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�VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
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Canada Says
•RedsActedOn
Board Reports Agents
Told To Get Data
On Atomic Bombs.
, 1Shells And Troops
OTTAWA, Mar. 4. ( A P .) rh e Canadian government has
mad® public a report charRin? th a t Russian agents who
gathered secret information
In Canada w ere acting on
direct order from Moscow.
. The report was subm itted to
Prim e M inister Mackenzie
'% King b y a .tw o-m an'royal in
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vestigating commission.
According to the findings of
the commission, the Soviet agents
were told to assemble d ata not
onljr about th e 'a to m lc 'b o m b ,-b u t
aUo on electronic shells end the
movements of American, Cana
dian ahd Breillinn troops. The
commission says f t has evdcnce
th a t the espionage was cerred
onby certain members of the
let Ei
Soviet
Embassy stamm (a O ttawa.
In A ugust of la st year, the re
ports says, the Russian agents
ware told to obtain Information
on the tran fer of American troops
from Europe to the United States
and the Pacific. The m ilitary atla th e pf the Soviet Embassy In
O ttaw a, Cot. Zalmthi, allegedly
was asked to find out the loca
tions of headquarters of 20 Ameri
can Arm y divisions of corps, and
headquarters of the United States
N inth Army.
State Restroom
Clean-up Drive
Gets Cooperation
JACKSONVILLE, War. 4. (Spe
cial)— The state-w ide filling s ta
tion restroom cl e a n u p campaign
la meeting with outstanding co
operation from both -the retro asked to cooperate, according to
S tate Board of H ealth officials.
V irtually every m ajor oil company In the sta ta has replied to
S tate Health, officer Dr. Wilson T
8owder*s request th a t more a t
tention be given the ‘‘uncleanly.’’
condition of (heir restrooms and
h a te passed the w arning on to
a
their field offlees and local sta™ Uon*.
This time, however, I)r. Sowder
directed his broadside to the pub
lic. “ We know from long ex
perience and many approach**
th a t people are not always as
neat and tidy when it comes to
using public restroom s as they
should be. Thera are always two
sides to evsrv m issio n , ami this
“d irty restroom '' situation cer^
a talnly haa two. The public eartu« th* service station operator*.
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Wa believe th a t If thoaa using th*
restroom s would b« a bit more
ronderoed about their (the r**t,, room*)j - appeal.
appearance when they
Ibav* as when they enter them.
the. station operators wouldn't
h at* such a Job keeping the rooms
el ken.”
Homer Hensley; 55
^Dies This Morning
Homer Hensley. 56. died *t
6:46 o'clock this morning a t the
home of kta ajater, Mrs. Allle
''■Howell, 60l“ W *at F l n t ‘ S treet
a fte r an illness of one month,
lie wo* born on D ee .'>4. 1890
a t Marble. N . C.. and had II
In Sanford for tba p a s t 10 v#<
Hjs nresidence was a t 817 Celery
Aeemi
te a
• A v e te ra n . of World W ar I,
. W ha waz a mechanic by trade.
W Ha ls survived by the widow*.
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Annie Rethn Hensley of
It one eoa, Richard P.
of the Wavy *ho la
a t Mejova, California
sisters, Mrs. Allle Howell
. Mrs. Joseph Relcfiart, both
Innford; on# brother, Garland
a f JackaonvUlej .n. sup
Alfred L. Ogloaby
with the Am e at TU
—non, Ga,i a atop daughter,
Paulina Oglesby of llBfford,
■a) niece* and nophmes•al services for Mr. Hetw-
Nazi Policy
Boss Says He
Baseball Returns.
Indicate Success
Ccnensl M anag er. Claude A.
Whiddon of the Sanford illaspball Association announced to
day th a t returns on the current
sale of season passes to raise J ii1111n —ilk .which toV operate <
the baseball club this summer,
seems to . IndicaUr that Sanford
will be ' r*»r«»ellf«lt i n - t h e
Florida g ta te I-eaguc.
“Although we are unable to
even give, an official estlm ata
of the nuaibrr of passes sold,*'
Mr. Whiddon asserted, the
drive appears to have met
with the approval of the fans.
•Since si* • different civic or
ganisations are handling the
sale of t h , tickets, an official
report caiyibt be announced,
he added.
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Possibilities Of
Latin American
Trade Revealed
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•M O N D A Y , .MARCH 4. 1916
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otiations
LKaltenbruner S t a t e n
. He Was In Indirect
Contact With U r S;
OSS Representative
Toutfh Ride For Picket Nabbed In Philly Riots
NUERNDERG, Mar. 4. .(4*)Scar-faced E rnst Kaltcnliruncr,
number two boss of Nasi police.'
told the Nuernberg war crim -s
tribunal today th a t h r had w o rk -’
ed
toward achieving
p c a . 'i , ,
through |h e headquarters of th?
American; Office of S trateg 'c
flcrvice. In Switzerland. The de
claration was made by Kaltcnbruner'a attorney who alto claim
ed his client was in indirect con.tact at one time with a Mr. Dul
les, who he described as a secret
late President Rooso-
W ilu rtn
Negro Youth Hurt
WBen Struck By Car
Three Persons
Unemployment Pay
Paym ent of iinemnlayment com
pensation were made in Seminole
during the* week end
ing F eb ru tu ry 16 to three per
sona, Chairman Carl U. Smith
of th* Florida Industrial Com
mission reported.
Throughout Florida, 1125,000
wa* paid out in compensation to
7,400 unemployed •
Maximum payment* a te tlf>
a week fo r 16 weeks. Only those
registered as availablo fur su it
able employment are qualified
to recieve the 1 paym ents.
Em
ployers with openings for the
classes of workers unemployed
may contact, the nearest office of
U»a U. 8. Employment Service for
referral*.'
P aym ents in Jh la county dur
ing the week were mad* to one
auto:m e*hanlr. one mi[il and two
peraoh not qualified. .
Jlmmie I-ee Vickers,
email
negro Iwy had. hi* leg broken
and suffered minor Injuries when
on Friday afternoon h# ran In
front of a Iluick Sedan driven
by Louis W right, colored, of 718
East Eighth Street: The accident
occurred
oiV E ast - Thirteenth
S treet at Clark Avenue. The boy
was taken for treatm ent to
Fernald-Laughton Memorflil lloapital, It was reported to police. “
Another
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*hospital
“J* ‘ case to roach
th* attention of police w u a
cutting affray a t the Georgia
Road In
ea r on the Southwest
8<
oldsboro which is -popularly
known a* the “ Bucket of Blood. ’
Johnny Lawrence, n e g r o v u ^ l n e f l
treated a t the hoapltal aftgr h # ' " “ , , : “
had been •atabbed in th*. left,
DURING NEW OUTBREAKS whlrli followed nt tempts at m a n picketing by some dOOO strikers at
the Philadelphia,G eneral Electric p la n t.'o n e of 18 pickets arrested for defying n court injunction
is pushed into n police motorcycle sidecar and taken to the policp station. Free-for-all fights wen*
frequent its mounted iWdicc and patrolmen I roke u p parade line. A general city-wide sympathy demon
stration by CIO Union* w as. being considered. ( In irrnational Houndplioio)
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aide above the hip. Charlie
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Lemon, negro who was
| 8 2t Ralph E. Hines of I^.ng
by Deputy Jack Hickson o n _ a , woo<J , m tm b tr of lhe ‘ Untt.d
cfvarge of having stabbed I jiw S tates Navy, recently perticipatfenee, w is later released on bail. ad in the ceremonies aboard tho
‘a irc ra ft ^ carrier U. S. 8. Bennfnghtori a t P eart. H arbor where
DINNP.K MEETING
Admiral John II. Towers reliav.
ed Admiral Raymond A. Spruance
r Poet No. 63 of th#
a* commaader-ln-ehief
of the
legion. Department of
United State* Fleet.
,wtfl * hold a dinner meetl
Th* Bennington, a* • unit of
night a t 7)00 o'clock a t
T ask Force 88 and 68, took p a rt
glotv Hut located on t)
tn the earrler-bom a strikes afront. Plans fo r •' the
a lru t the Tokyo Bay area end
lion Conference which la
n "o th er alrlsea . assaults against
ad to be held here Mar.
the Japan*** Twmaland, two Ji31, will be discussed.
man and Okinawa.
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t t
porfjr lig h ted / ha paid. Grade*
H ere 10 percent bettor In properUgh tod room*, he declared.
Us by windows* usually have
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the
independent
w>e in
u e|» cn aen i Fedcrare o c ra tion of long lines telephono
workers, following n breakup of negotiations early thia
m orning in the union’s wage
dispute with the Am erican
Telephone a n d Telegraph
Company, asserted today th a t
a nationwide tleup of tele
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Mar. 4
(Special)-- “ Heavy rain dam age
roused |o straw berry crons In the
producing nrca obout I’lnnl City
has uridt-d a critical situation
fur growers, hampered by the phone- service, effective a t 6:00
2fi-e*nt per pint ceiling which o'clock Thursday rooming, new
« r have fought throughout the appears inevitable.
"The union’s demand of 18H
enrrent season,'' said William L.
Wilson, director of Florida S tate cents per hour, which have not
Farm ers’ M arkets, today. "A s a been met up until now, and the
icsult of ibis emergency condi company's offer of approxim ate
tion I have Wired E7 A.'.M eyer, l y 15 center leave ua with but
direct, r of Ihe Fruit and Vege one alternative n n d .lh a t is to
table llrnnch of the United States complete our arrangem ent* fo r
declared
I h-pur Intent of A griculture, re- -U -strike.’’
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- Moran,
, - .. whoso.
questing quick action to aid our union claims a membership ol
producers.”
11,000. 11c added: "We WiU
“The ties (ruction mul iluiniiiif 1 f l ; 0 U
o clock ThuriAay
by thr# rniti* of th# last morninjr.M
«!«•>» mrnn® th«t unlcm > Vlct rr#*M#nt Ccorice Dring of
ceiling* iii«* rnisnl or removed I the AT A T ’*l»ng line#
ct ni|t|pte|y i:r«»urm m#v suffer , nient snyn the company ha# augtli«n^f ioo«ly 1*ii111 this rn irr^ n u y <
a Cuntliountion of negotia*
con«ti!iun developed, theie ha<l | Uun# but no date has hern aet
Ihm’h every reason t*» rrjirc t a ’ for another meeting,
continued- heavy volume moveMoran stated he. will go to
merit ftam the I’lsnt City a t,., ; W ashington only if summoned to
f‘'t some weeks. It now ap pears,d o no by Federal officials. United
that this volume will be d iastiral- Stales csnclltaurr I'stvr Manno
Iv reduced. Unles* growers are pointed out that liecausr nego
allowed t«) sell their few rem ain tiations dre badly dentllockcd, he
ing lierrie* to liettrr ailvantngw will refer the entire problem to
than tins thusfur been permitted, W ashington and aw ait • fu rth er
their over-all .retu rn s on their advice from the I.aIvor D epartm ent
year’s work In production cf this (A/rrent 'negotiations are being
lustily-crop will be seriously — held in New York City.
and 1 mean seriously — affected.”
Meanwhile, negotiation* in th e
Wilson declared.
General Ifdotors diipute returned
“ N’o Governmental action can this afteH ’oon. Origin!
noJjg, a nego
<C.M.IIaa»U rvooa l ' « > S is l
tiatin g 4***ion wa* iSaBiuled lo r
,_U ino^nn)* but wa* RMtpdnad
a t lh« .union* request.
Of ^Adjustment Job
British Official To
Speak Before West
minster Col le ire
iivisi
CountyCommisHioncrs
Will Meet Tomorrow
pus Schmah To Barbecue Two Ton^ Of
Meat For Veterans Day Celebration
Visitor PraiHes Taste
Fisherman Catches
Own Rod And Reel
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i r o n t |101
Mr*
Kmelinc. V. Lewi*. 75
y ear, old, died nt her home on
roeuMvcwn
Mis* I aura Mae tlru]
1021 Elm Avenue suddenly Sun
t American Red Cross woir tr r and
day morning at 5:00 o'clock, k in .
daughter of Mr*. G. H. Brown,
Lewi* hud made her home in
has returned from the European
Sanford for Ihe past seven years
of 0 |wralion» nflcr p a rti
and attended the First Presby
W ith the Army -atifl Navy
cipating in Red l.rosa activities
terian Church. She was horn • training to YneFt a June 1948
In England and Germany for a
May fi. |H7o hi Jacksonville, N- demobilization deadline, Red Cross
period of lit months.
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chapter worker*, not only ■ In
Miss B l o w n entered the Red
Expressing h i, feeling that tin
W A S H I N G T O N . M at
t. bP)— ! Survivors include |wo brothers. Snnfxrd
but
throughout
the
Cross
>ei
vice
in
August,
l!>tl.
Senate sub-appropriation-, I'om
\ native son Is nil his way to A
VniiNcss of Sanford and country, find th rm selv * in the
m ittre won favorable to I lie M She received her Im ining nt the Missouri till, aftPiqiHin. but f"r Frank VanNes* of Towado, N 'J.;
Jnhlit Rlvsr deepening pr'*)o-‘l American University in Washing ihe first time since his hoine- one strpdnughtrr, Mi n .May E. midst of the nation's greatent
postw ar adjustm ent job. Ii. B.
,
Etiwurd Higgins, liiuungcr oi th . 'Ion
on 1nint
1ft latei -underwent s brief tmoiiig* u> 1‘iesi.b'iii, H arry T ru Lewis of Brooklyn, N.Y and f^ iia ile y ,. chairman of tho '1946
Seminole Coilnly Chnmlier of | C\t*nsi on course at Camp Lee. man will yield to another the srvernl nieces and nephew*.
American Bed,Cross Fund appeal
customary spotlight
Commerce, who returned Sunds- -*a.
Funeral services wdl l>«- con- for Seminole County, declared
She .mb-1
for overseas service
•fro
■•r
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Son
is'
»tho
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nMibji-rt
tll'J t I I
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a hearing
Mr. Tinman i s traveling to ducted ut tho Erickson Funeral today. .
WftahinKtun, Unlay c*K|»yr#i»r<| h o jirlftr,o Imulril »( l«lYcr|ool In Sepl Fultnn, Mo., aboard a .special Home this afternoon at 4:00
By June, he estim ated, there *
that the 8 ti Johns-luikr .Harney jm t^ r. 11MI. Mm bvss sent to presidential train with former o’clock with the Uev. J. JI. Root
will be cloie' to 15,000,000 vet
project, which will- take n « o n .- llf n'l':"
nw" 11 • " ewlgnmenL BiilialkJp’rim e . Minister WinstUn officiating. The remains wrfll be eran* of World W ar II back In
parntivbly small amount of mone\'. I Shortly, she was sent to assist (Tnirclilil.
sent to 'N ew ark, N'.J. for burial. civilian life. This is mdre than
will be retained In the final bill
operation of a Iteil Cross
They left, Washington
this
three tim es the num ber of IDinffclub
nt
Weytiioiilh.
England
L
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Mr. Higgins stn trd flint In* a*
afternoon and will arrive in
v eteran , front Sanford u8d‘ 8emwell satisfied with the present i ter she wa* v-nt to I'aris and was Fulton in time for Churchill’*
wnr*. he saUL
t|i>n before the . Sub-Approprl.i appointed dliertor of - tlje lied scheduled foreign uffnirs address
"On the locsl Bed Cross rhsp-’
tien* Com m ittee.'in w hiciv.hr ha.I Cross rlnh bi lli^m rrhnvrn, f itr before W estminster t'ollegif to.
ter deinlves the Job of rqgttnuine
the.aisslstance'of Senators Chorle. many. While rnroiitr from Ger morrow night.
the Beil Croes service to which
O. Andrews and Clnudi* I'rpprr many to the United States, M in
Mr. Trum an's sole function at
*Th*i lion rd of County Com veteran* (run Sanford nmf Sem
and Congressman Joe HcnilrlrW Brown visited in Iretimark, Swil- Fulton, where 30.0(H) ate expected missioners, who -will m rrl Tues inole County liernnte *ccualome<l
Both Vepper and Hendricks, were | tcrland and I’aris. She sailed to jam the town to sue the two day morning at to no o'clock in while In uniform." Mr. Crumley*^
present at the henring, and a-l from Lellm ir aboard tho Unilial dignitaries — will l«- to introduce regular monthly session, mny assertgd. "The family loo,” ho
vocated th at 8'12.’,.0Un be p la v 'l S ta te , Armv Transport George Churchill.
take up the innllrr of re-dis added, “ look* lo the Bed Cro»8
W ashington, landing in New York,
In ihe Civil Function, Bill
Ilouover. Mr, Truman "tMII tributing ihe Commission'* dis for aid during t h i veteran's ^
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the St.. Johns River from I’nltka Veb. 21.
Mirs Brown said she enjoyrd travel by train In Columbus, O., trict* in Sdnlnole County, O. P. transition to civBian life."
to Lako Harney.
“Tli# Red Cross ha* found th a t
her
t tour of duty oversea* and where he will be tho principal Herndon, county clerk, said thi*
It was pointed out by Mr. Hig
th* servicemen- often are »o
attraction tomorrow when he morning.
commented
that
Ihe
liuxs
bomba
gins th a t thj* was one 'o f ninny'
Thin redistribution, n* pointed
were not a* frig h tspeaka _ befora n special session out, would be In accordance with Nnzioua to relunw hom e lh»t they
Florida projrcta wYidse sponsors over Ixmdon
are likely, tn igporc iiifdnnaUen
tho Feslcral Council of Church
ening
as
the.
V-2‘s.
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were requcllng the .Senate Ap
a recent constitutional am end on th e lr“ yight* and privileges es of C hrist in America.
Miss
Brown
nlso
said
sne
wa*
propriation Committee 4q niiieml
White House aides say there is ment adopted _ sod a supreme a s , veteran*.” Chairman Crufhley
fonfidrnt that ihe current Ameri
which requirrs the stated and pointed upt that "back .
the Civil Function* Dill mid
n o . special significance to I h e , court
# . . decision,
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can
Jted
.
Crpss
campaign
for
may be. two or three week* before
home
veteran*
analyze
their
fart t hat Mr. Trum an Is making ,
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would
be
successful
since
Mr. yrum.ii
».VIW1!S?t t t r Z . 1S r S S S n . *
the committcb -.report* t|io bill
future end begin making plani.
many
of
the
military
and
navul
out
treallau e* (r>m l’sa> Sis)
Lbasik of population.
" I t I* then.” he staled, “th a t
veterans *e*k advice, afte r con
When # thi* I* done, he said, personnel now returned to the
U
nited-States
were
aware
of
ser
R will go to a conference of the
sultation w ith their fanilliea.”
vices
of
.the
Bed
Cross
and
th*
The local campaign chairman
Sen*t« and House A ppropriations
Committee where ap agreem ent effo rts put forth by the organi
•Iso declared th a t Rad Croes
sation
to
ihi
everything
posilblo
chapter* af* kept fully Informed
rlll be worked out betweeh the
by 0^9 organization'* national
(ow e and Ihe Senate. A fter ttnx. fo r Ihe mkn and women In the
armed
forces.
*
headquarters on all regulation*
It will go to the * Senate floor
and other official m atter* affect
for a vote and back to the Ilou**
lly Julian Slenstrnm
line of march will Im' shorter so ing veteran*, and they have had
fog approval of th* amendment.
George Touhy, general ch air the participant* will Intenaify long ezperlene* In this work aa
man of the Chamber of Com their effort*.’’
well ea In handling more Int
merce Veteran* Homecoming, Day
Al I-ee, chairman of the speed m ediate
personal end
fam ily
• /, ap
appeared problems.
celebration, asserted today* th at boat race com m itted
rv r C !_ „
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F irst Ikrwa* dog* *nd eat* re- Gu* Schmah, the m aestro of thp delighted to know th a t the parade
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MASONS TO MEET
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over 8»nford—now the catfish than two ton* of m eet to se n rt th at th# main purpose of th a t
-----------Mr. and Mr*. . Fletcher- Bulls, have gon* 'wild In. tho 8L John* th* citizen* and veteran* n f the event w ai to lead tha peopte to
Sanford Lodge No. 81. F and
county- w ho. will ‘atten a (he tha lake
e v e n ts
ka to t e ea - t h e speeding
speedingt< AM,
AM. will meet Tuesday evening
1421 Valencia Drive, have a* theig . River.
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,
w ater alM
th* M
Masoi
sledss th a t would compete a t 7:30 o'clock in the
sionlc
Mr. and Mr*. E. E. Ma.
I f you don't believe It «*k reitlvitla*.
friends,“
• a i d fo r honor*.
bray from ttldorado. Ark., who W. E. Yezley of 8L Louis, who
' “T hat
i Temple. Th* Master degree will
nty
iiwiiuw.. "is a lot of m eat,
e ra ' seeing the •!»** of l/ite r e tt1now living a t 219 la u re l A venue,' Rchmah,
A. C. Madden said th a t there be conferred. All M aster M aaesa
____ _ Florida^,
________
_ "Sanfonl..
___________
In Central
from
andr .w ho .I* th* fath er of tho especially In the»e day* of ecare- may be several highly contested are Invited to attend,
k r . Mabray sU tad th a t in hie H er.' W. P. Yr»tey of the F irs t :ity . Lean day* are upon ue and shuffleboard matches since Navy
opinion Florida ha* the grentzst C hristian
Church.
j tn pork wa mu*t have f a t to men hay* Indicated thdy will • DEW ITT IS DISCHARGED
opportunity and possibility o f 'a n y ' Equipped with a brand new rod make a good barbecue. But H challenge any who w ear tha Army
atate in the union, both from the and reel,
M r.. Yesley ventured wjllbe tasty, regardless.” Schmah uniform s for shuffleboard orfY U e Kuteell L DeWIU of
•Uitdpoint of tourist* dnd- buil- forth
onFeb. 1® to glva battle ha* hi* crew lined up to handle glnally was a boat-deck sport. Osteen ha* been discharged from
repartng the feast, Madden •Iso asserted th a t any the Untied States Navy, accord*
ta w hatever monster* of the deep tb* task of prep
With tha idea th a t everybody
• who w anted to learn Ing to Information received today
Mr. Mabray I* a retired whole- m ight lurk In Lake Monro* by th*
some of tha finer pclnta of the’ from Hie Navel Personnel S tp o rJe produce m erchant who haa *** Well. Along.ceme a fereclou* loyee ..
gem s would b t given instruction otion Center in Jacksonville.
bandied celery from Sanford. He catfish and yanked hook, line, for thl«
end playing tim e on Ut# courts
-------- ■ ■
commented favorably on th# fla rod and reel away from him and who ha_
free of charge.
'
O FFIC ER KILLED
promised
,
vor and quality of Sanford Celery disappeared without a doe.
Touhy stated
elated .th a t while th a
BERLIN, Mar. 4, V n ~
L ast Saturday,
Bayv ha decided ta all .who witness it. Odham
which he aaid ie f a r auperlor ta
tab le In no way satisfied Office of tha American ~
an y grown In other sections o f 't r y hie luck a t fishing again— marked, when asked for a report com m utes
ing pol* a t tb* of recent development* on this th a t plana fo
forr-th
thee day's
d ay ’s activities M arshal
the country. Mr.‘ M abray ha* n ith l* lim a w ith • Ion,
Sanford Av*nu*. portion of th* program , "D on't w tre "In the bag," they did feel th a t a young Aroarlcan
goah ranch near Hot Spring*, I foot of North San
A rk^ feeding the tope of the cel-lT h ie tim e he wa* awarded by
tb' hi* goat* and ha found catching four nice, tam e eat fUn,
'Va. be not only a fattening and than ta make it a red letter
. ." r f in *
f .,
k"
Mnnafccr S a t i s f i e d
With Presentation Theater
Before Committee
-I
. •
Higgins Hopeful ^Laura i\lae Brown Churchill And
Mrs. Emoline L<jw.Vr
’ Rivlr nrojedt > SshoimeAlter ARO
p __ _
Died Sunday Morning:’
Duty In Europe Truman Enroute
Cruihley- Says Red
Still Possible
To Fulton, Mo.
Cross Is In Midst
Proper Lighting Is Discussed By
J
H. Watson At lions Club Meeting
r . light- cant pf person* peat middle age
required gl***t*.
He not only ad
advocated an adeta am ount
nint of artificial light,
■aid It m ust be diffused and
not eoneantrated Ilk* a bull, eye
lig h t ht "brder to avoid undue* eye
•
,
ucted among
th a t
IV ie n a
Wires IISDA
Requesting Action
On Berry “ Ceilings
i i llSO n
i r \ . Dulles
. n
Alien
la laid to have II-‘
’ reeled OSS operations in G er-1
front across the Swiss fron-
wizard, H jalm ar Schmacht, claims
he conspired In 1938 w llh’ dlseontented German generals to overthrow -Adolf IlTtlei* and Install
himself as the head of u new
R , | ch
government.
-Schsejit
e|* |m i u ,e pj0t failed l*esu»e a
German
diviilonat
commander
|oa| his nerve.
Schacht also admits that in
May. , m
when the Jubilant Hitter
r|ding high, he declared
th . Fuehrer: “may Go<l protect
you;"
These and other facta are di»(loeed today in the release of
transcripts o f the interrogation
of 8ehacht by American intalllgene* officers.
When 8chacht wes asked why
he wished H itler well and sat
listening -to H itler ran t after the
fall of France, 8chacht replied:
“ I did not w ant to commit sui
cide. If you h are to deal with
a gangster, then it is very d iffi
cult to (tick to honesty your
self without d ik in g your 4M*.“
CIO Discussions*.
Rain Damages In GM,
With Mediator Are
ThisA fter--r
Plant City Area Resumed
n o o n In Detroit
Termed Critical John J- Moran, president
i n r A ntoriATCU i*r k i i i
Capt. Carlos Fallon nj*n>'
rp ii
u
* n „ Q A / tier and is credited with e*pe<l|.
I ells Kotanans U t ting arrangements for the German
N p n r i a A n r i P u l t n r a s armlstic* in northern Italy.l>eeas
Ana culture G erm any', one-lim e financial
Capt. C arlo*'F allo n , a Columhian, o f the United States Army,
now stationed a t the Orlando Air
llase, told the Botany Club today
that the possibilities for world
peace would M Immensely Improved through an amalgamation
of the people of th e Western Hem{sphere.
Pointing out that there are 130.000,000 Latin Americans, blessed
itfi an —
"enthusiastic”
. v . l s - s u " birth rats,
and th a t the industrial production
of the United States Is one-half
of the entire world. Capt. Fallon,
said that the 270,000,000 people
qf the United States and Latin
America togethar can "maka
world peace w hether the rest *f
the world like# It or not.”
Indicating the tremendous com
mercial p o s s ib ility
of Latin
American trade, Capt.
pt. Fallon
Fi
said
th a t after the people of the Uni
ted 8tates have been gupplled
with all the automobiles and r a
dios they want, we nmy be look
ing around for new markets and
th a t wa will find JJM(a ta the
south where the parade net only
have the money to pay for thsm,
but also, unlike the Chinese, or
the people of Indie, have the detcsatwsb-c Ob r s i t ■•*>
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PAGE EIGI1T
ORE SANFORD I1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
liv* JW
WEpNESDAY, FERRUARY 27, 10-lp
i.
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Sports
i f
P u r e lia s e s
S eason
E .
In itia l
P ass
F ro m
VET RETURNS
B y
Jack
Sords
With
. (J. • K i l p a t r i c k ;
JULIAN STENSTROM
City Fevora Action
A p p ro v e s O f P la n s
llrailey Odham, the newly ap
pointed . representative tn the
Mayor II. Janie* . Gut today
Ha d .
legislature from Seminole Ccunty
roclainicd Friday a . ■ Sanford
mid recently nnpied ethlA ie direc
nvePnll Association D ay-and fm tor for Joel FicWa Seventh • llisthured Id* personal support of
trift--~of the American Legion,'
Hie-'-local baseball program by
r pointed - mit To. th e -( J jty Com:
.
V
e-ltiRA
d
Q
e
rtT
sW
JP
B
A
pulcha iii.*' Ihe first" season pass
im issioners* tto n d a y night . t h e
»vto be -iohi from K< 0 . K ilpst rick .
mwd \ for . p r ^ n u T a h e ^ youngtr
. OlA M fS, PACK ea>MJflfe. i people
j l v - v - . of
v thn, Florida. Slat ; Think, **"» 1
with Lirsehall facilities
s e ft-H d e o >s f i o & tfo F | during the nummer.
irsidenl of the baseW RFJAOrlU*
KgdAtsjnderMtY PMce(hiham declared the Amefi* .
*A/OoNCr-mB. < 0 ?
fX *‘
, Mayor Tiut.leclnreJ tjint he h i *
ran l-r|ln n Would have a team '
H tJ R b e e s in -rfteextremely fqlrtrsU-d in the hi»n»rrprraenclng Hanford, the Llonw
■laitl pluii. and emphasized that
I lull Junior League would also
|io thought the association wan*
he In operaliun thla Spring
faring the forjhiitniiitg rva->Hl
apd another league under the
of tin? Florida Jv«t** League under
rily'w ,recreational program may
lie opera/ed.
tut i v ellem fiiinm ini hasl*.
sl-yJ
Odham Suggested to the City
lie n /e tte d that the |ire|uir.i»
I'ommiaainnerit that the I-nkefront
tlfin of n budget titj lcr .which to
riA<Jf!Al. I
.V fV ia f
■liamond, hall park be recondlopeiat«* and the procur-'tnent of
4uAi»l
tioiml and he used for both soft
th e -tweca.aiy fund*’. fo r the bud
ball nnd junior league baseball
get hy yelling season pa*-e*. was
which he helieved would require
a plan that would m b it a i l h ’lh#
75 foot bases. He also suggested
approval of (he mutty luselwill
that some sort of work J>e d6n#
minded fuii'. i.i the city.
N inth S treet Park to
Joel I ir|J, provident of 'lie
.. , J . .. — —
"trsiihTe l i f me Leglon
baselmll n1*oeIrttlon, jsald t u. Liy )
| tram and other local teams d u r
■^IFal teveial more hall ' players, |
! ing the .summer. .
including two from New Jc rsjy .
Although no offlrial vote waa
had ajfteed tn join the Hub fo ri
(/» '
_
-S
taken. It was clearly evident
tryout; during Kpi ini* training-.;
from (he opinions Voired by
__ ,
anil I he pit«t i cun .In of the,- * fnt o .
;
' t,
the ' board that definite
t*" action
—
In addition to o ther^ who 111'Ve ‘Elid ,
was the nest line of business.
they will join the nrjrjiniaatimi.
Mayor II. James Cut suggested
rr-ln lo mdiealu that “we oi.iy
the board look further Into the ’
lie ii hie to Held a formidable
m atter after an inspection of
chlh” at the bl*efnnltlir of the
*
the facilities had been com
h i t i*J d J - t i - A t u e i W A
year.
pleted.
*‘‘l here have been a few
I*' -I a> S | A\1 At A kriA d'
We believe 0dh4m'* suggestihns
ft
who have atutileted whether *vu
ettr rtAO {tftyJ A
»
and action by the Commission
rotild play; a ylilli in the leliitua
; -.
.
mb
along these identical lines would
th»kw rout L romnete .with -other
solve th e city's hnstbwll facilities
i O 'Z
team* that are uiifki d hy major i " I t A m
problem during th e ' forthcoming
ami mitir.r league orrranlMtioiM."
* ; tf, ''T-.V'■ ,
■summer.
Mr. Field *(ated. 11if der|nr.,il,
* • ’ Xll
however, (hat thin may la* (initial
7
ft
1
if
ly true hat went on to point out
The Fiorina Tackle and Cun
that '"the majority of the othei
flu
b
with
headquarters
in Jack
dubs in the rlrcult thi« «em*on
sonville recently announced- the
have no hacking from any cluh
opening of the DUG flO.IKH)
and, tike Sanford, will operate on
Fishing Tournament. The contest
an independent I a, is."
officially opened Fr(i, 1 and will
Daytona beach and Oilnndti
d o te a t 1i :0U idctork midnight,
will lie harked by the fUtMiklyn
flee. 31. There i, no ■entrance
liodgees and the Washington Sen
fre ami the contest is open lo
ators, icspeetivcly, Iweshtirg, !>■
everyone
except
commercial
laind, St. Auitii'tine, tJaine«ville
fishermen and fishing guides.
Ami i'alalkn, in a<l<llli(in to lire
C tleiy Fe*ls. have no connections.
Mr1 |'_ j Unuth’s sixth graile Special prices will be awarded
B a rb e c u e
P o H tp o n c d
rter bout captains.
The I 'lm in h e r of flommerv'e
• ('Inude VVhnldiin, former Ha i
t»»m of llu* Sanfnrd Grnmmnr to clm
Ta be eligible to participate
ford huainesstniin who j„ now the baseball I'mnniittcr completed fln- U n t i l T o m o r r o w N i H r h l Krhonl captured the sixth g rale
In
the
tourney, all contestants
............
ciuh's general manager, also
made id | tun* yesterday nftem oou fur
touch (,0111,011 rhuuipiuuship dm- must first register at one of
Fletcher Bolls, chairman of th ing a recent tournam ent held'
»n appeal today to the citiren*. the forthcnmlng tnnjur league vtthe official registration head
, mid utgcel them to “gel their | hihltlwn till lo lie played here Seminole County (handier
o f ) the school, nceoiillng to Ben
before they can enter
money ready to boy their sen- | Veterans Homecoming Day on Commerce hnsrhiil) rommitti e a'u- St:ele. principal, with M rs.-Ju-k quarters
a fish. The registration _head
. Apr. J. during a meeting hold nuu urn I „( noon today that the: F lynt’s class taking second plat
eon's |ia-s Friday."
q u arters for Seminole County
BV
J ye-U nlay afternoon bjglnntng at hu-rliall barbecue sch.-dt led to I honors.
jJi.'itl o'cliM-k nt the City Hull.
he held tn (light at (he Fifty A s-1 Mr». (J|In Crenshaw's das* won I* iocalrd at the Hill Hardware
I Frank Khamev, who was nf- •oebites B artei i.- I'nrk ha bet-ill the fifth grade Crowil With MH. Fsnnpany here.
i p
F u rth er details on this contest
piln tr.t puld'eity director, stated postponed until tomtit |.i'.v
'ark lln rtirr's robm placing sec* may Ik- obtained by visiting the
! th u morning that ticket sales due to in-teinenl wratlu-r. night i ond.
T H Y IT O N E W E E K
hrxl* headquarters or by writing
. have lieen placed in Charge of
T ie program
for tonuiiiM t
r ~r t
The tmirtiatneiit, which was held to The Hanford Herald.
AND LET j E M. Husiiti and Clarence He*l- night will he the same th at w.*'
.Hiring the. reitoo!'* recess periods,
Y OU K
• iling. Harold Cirwy " b. appoint- originally »idinhile,| to be hi I I to "u a featured hy th e 'h lg h seotlng
D O IF HE *cel by . t'Jm irm an K lrtrher Bolls night.
RporU (Mdily
s h
o f M n. liouth's class In the sixth
| | wnnn'1 so much th r 15 to
1
tu
take
ehnrr.e
of
the
conet-idnns
~
*
m
ode
tourney,
Mrs,
F
ly
n
l’s
imtin,
Jl'DGF.
fi score, hy which Duluth Iwsl
ami John K tider will handle the
D
The petroleum Imiuslrv it» e v • i,,’' , runneiups, appeared to have Virginia in*a N orthern 1-eagur
grounds and public address iiysp cd id to )>• , (lending some l*n,-|*!I*
“ ‘■m.w*’r1k of »nY rl*8'- hockey game. H was (he way
IlOUCiirS DOG FOOD
tein.
*
Yh
[HW.tiao annually on industrial re- r r h - IBUt grmle (day was a much in which the winners got the
Muds From Fresh Beef
Tin importation of the two nuij- search within the' nei* few vears. V,0"e,r ,nc® n * e,ch team w o n .at last seven goafs that really
olid Vegetables
,o r league clubs, |h}^ BnwiWyn
i lettpit one gnmo In tho ronlkl- hurt.
! Dodger* of the Nutlonal U ^poe
This
Is
a Fresh
O
9R
rnblh.
After nesting the puck eight
i v
.
tiud the W ashington .Senators of
Of -the 32,(10.1...i„ 3r.k.sh in»’MI’ Mrs.
Product—Nut Canned ® Iba.*“
Rout It1* team was ruinlimes In Ihr first two periods,'
th<American
League,
will
he
the
und
uuDugi
of
working
ago,
22,Sold a t-a ll leading m arket*—
iio-ed of Kenneth (!ano, Kugeno the Duluth boys set something
i.
respopslhility of Mi. Gray and I>00,001) were In ilie armed forces l.ominnrk, Ridicrt Kllputrirk, J jc of a record in the final slansa,
Ask ^pn^_ local l-ulchqll
or industry b y ' mnl-IlM t
J. M. Ih.wlhyf
M e l s r h . J i m m y Penningtiith'
The winners took ria-t'.y
I r.inky St cl, strum , Willie llr,,wn, seven shots at Virginis'* goalie
.,'ik, (Vlielrhcl, |l„b t'vswcll, Boh
and srored on every attem pt.
hy White, Jam es Dellrine, Robert
Hparts l-augh
Beckwith and Eugene llarinrau.
Jackie C onn,, Billy’s younger
T. J. .Muse, Billy Frank, C^pt.
Jimmy, McDunnd, .Wealey Spencer, brother,’ was sounding off re
Donald Young, Hapuy- Almay, cently and railed himself th*
V E H llerold Strm tw r, Robert S ttn- second bast dressed man tn the
I 'M H E A D I N ' H O M E
strom and Je ffe ry Y'aU. repre •p o rt world.
O L D -F A S H IO N E D
Somebody asked hint how he
sented Mr*. F lynt’a elas*.
T O R E P A IN T W IT H
The tenm representing Mr*. rated th a t title. Jackie said:
Crenshaw's room was com nosed of "D idn't somebody pick Hilly as
D E C O R A T IN G
(’o-cnjitnlns Melvyn Fleischer nnd the t>est dressed man In sport*
P I T T S B U R G H 'S C O L O R
George Harden, Dilwoith Siief- itefure he went Into the Army.1*
SC H EM ES A R E I
firhf; Jmiie*
Pierson, Eslwanl . T hat won admitted. "W ell,”
fcW T) D Y N A M I C S ! * >
i Welkins, Michael Rotunda. Hobart continued Jackie, "I wear Billy's
linker, Alvin Birdsong, Kug*ne old clothes.'*
liiown, Paul *MeTcer, Gene Wil
kinson, David Van Ness. Sptneer
Hnnly, John Fryer, M s r i j n Edward Tison, W arren McCall,
Bobby MeNah, A. B. Gatlin,
W right and Robert Raulerton,
•TVs SdsMtfU U*s cl TVs Issrgy t»
■ Mrs. Rorner'* fifth grade run- George Murphy, Billy Clark, Hen
Cats* Is Promts Ysv* Hsshti sr>«
jn e r u n wera T erry Cordell, Ed- ry Womack, Joe ifutehison Mil
H sffhoi. TVs w|jsls shwtVisv ■
waeir Igickctt, fra n k Stafford, Clyde Miller.
gory Is ssplalrsd|U Ptndwrys
■sw Vask, "Cats* Difs i r i n " 0
yes* n i l ssgy
S
.ScHOvlACHEf^
oP'f^BeleWYofK
sJAfioSAb UBAeOB.
idtOtAfi A/lfU
Final Plans Made
•For Washington,
Brooklyn Contest
I I
I
Mrs. E. J. Routh^s Class Wins
Grammar School Football Title
.
1
i
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Herbert Hoover
Leads In lyiiaiW:
Fish Tournament
- ' PROCLAMATION — -.*»we-ss
W HEREAS, the citizens of the City of jvatiford - f o r , a
number of years displayed a great interest In professional baseliall nnd in the professional tram s th a t have represented S an
ford in the Florida S tate League; and,
W HEREAS, since the game wn* eliminated during tho*
past *ri*rnl year* in o rder effectively to fu rth er the w ar effo rt;
utul,
i~
WHKRKAH* tin? Sanford Uatflmll AMociatiun ha* l*x»n
organized nnd every effo rt put forth to cslahlish the organ
ization on n sound financial basis for operation during the Ibid
Florida Stuic i-eugue Schedule:
NOW T H ER EFO R E, I. II. Jam es Out n* Mayor of tho
C'ity of Sanford, Florida, do hereby proclaim Friday, Mar. I, as
Sanford Baseball Association Day, and on th a t day do urge the
citizens of this city lo endorse the previously announced plans
of tho Sunford Baseball Association by wholeheartedly sup
porting the program and purchasing season passes eliminating
any element which might force the asocietlon to curtail play
prio r lo the- end of the scheduled number of gam es. • *
II. JA M ES GUT,
As M ajor of the*Citv
---------- *"*-=»*“ “
*! r a ti ;
.
Sammy Snead Sets
New R e c o r d For
ProH At Dunedin
«
u ir
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A M o c u n n i
■**
i ' iik r ii)
*
^
*
Form er I'rcsidcnt H erbert Hoo»
ver i* holding the lead In th £ ,
bone fiahing division of the an*,
hual $10,000 Miami Fishing T our*,
nient. The form er President 1m ,**
ed a ten-pounder 'ycsfarilay ltf
■the Florida K ey s.___ ‘
— ...
I ' A new record Ha* been act fo r
i thg difficult-course of 1 'ru fe u la n a t---U i o i f a x i s —A s s o s m tio w —wt— HbnasU«%-e -
Sammy SneaJ did the trick yester
day w ith a b rillian t
n h a lf
docen under par. S n a a ,r tram eif
with Ben Hogan to defeat Byron, ^
N elso n ' and Hnrold MeSpadetv
Skis Too Must Be Shoe Buckle Pulls
Mates Says Swiss Upset
In *.3rd Race 1",AtUSTVE*
*""'T
•
Miami today, it’a the $ R >
Miami Beach handicap a*Ski Manufacturer At Greyhound Oval 000
Hialeah
race truck. KlgnteetJ
I.0N G W U 0D . l-eb
27. (Spe- horses are enterriL
By HASH l»K WATTEVILLK
*♦
—An upM»t in ihc nixth event! . , - ***•kmonviille fonr o r th#%
APf* N>WBfetiBre«$
N ew sfealerm
ZURICH* Switzerland — S k w ,.m tho* Hanfonl-Oilnnilo Konnel *
pz*krtb«ll teams uro
to o ,. m ust be mate*, says Adolf
• " * G ub last night was engineered i *£.rr,¥ " * . ' n. ‘K ,
°r
A ttcnhofer, one of the IS Swiss hv Shoe Buckle and ticket Hold- *h® .^ S i* r ^ * n
Conf
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were
refunded
$30.00,
$14.40
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tonight
In'.quarterski m anufacturer*.
♦ And it takes from two to three and $CJO. The dog, owned by
w! l ^
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years to produce a good pair of John Bafhote, came In ahead o f ! B00*1.®« « ! “»> ?K
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*tih ~ i"!iv* hl*
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The first step In m anufacturing to win the race.
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1 W *,1C h ,u Co^ * * " 1 , Ho*
is to cut the wood in plunks, 1'J
The winner of the second e v e n t,'
nntm »
to 11H Inches.long, 3.i» in-hex wide Town Sally, combined with N ight , n*jT
i i L ^ c s U in H ' w. g.
qnd 1.2 inches thick, The (danka Racing winner in the third, to
“ l w “* *.'*•,
In final* of the, Kv
e re ilrieil iM»an oprn-ulr s lr tllf f Ctfu Ihc dally-double w hich' paid I"™
Professional'
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foe a period n(. uno U»-lW,i
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Tnunmmcnl
a t M iamiTlien, various snwim; and pinn
Ituiiuing ill the seeonn rule to; Beach. Welby Van Horn of A t
ing machines give the planks the night, w h ich .Is the first half of
first rough form of ski*. Thun th r daily double Is Hatller, who lanta will mcel Frank Kovac* o f
there is another drying period of will have ah excellent opportunity Han Frosclsco hi the finnls—af- '
l*r elim inating veteran^ Hill T il—
several week*.
to take the eveqt If he I* n o t _____
and Freil P erry tn yesterday'**
More sawing nnd flan ln g fol buried too deep In hi* Ifix. (Jal- den
nr t(nn.
low, with the ski taking definite laid f in d s look* lo lie the b e a t,
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form. One end is curved by pres-'
lo tic him to for the combina
sure, A gitsivc’ is <*ul In’lno cen bet
tion in the third. In the fourth I Hlavte, llnsion Itabe.
te r of th> running surface. The race
Old Nassau is making hia de- ♦'•■rfh M s N - .F s ls tm i
llry procesj is repeated once more, but of the season. Till* grey
t
Tu
l U r h * * - lalllle
Kan«i>V
sometimes In special drying up- hound took consldertble tim e lost Didl U * X
m m U, Tr»»« Arp* ltoub Ii*
pnrntuv.
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UtitwiKMl,
LuckyThen the m ating process takes year to get into his stride but Lick.
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place. An e x p e r i e n c e d man when he did, there was no stop F I M il l t a r « - * / f n M il# I
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choose* the two .plank* best suited ping him.
O lttlftU N
lla r r l
for a pair. He checks the wood
I*A*t Vtouml- ilrp t*»L (’tin^dt*
Tuiiit, C rill) L’Irrk, l*aliil#d ||#nit*„
structure, the w eight and the TONIGHTS ENTRIES:
lj, IflritChrftd nAtl**F I’flnc#,
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flexibility.
Wheelwright* then |V*lr»t line—_ K u » e if(« r
Ilk - over, giving the ski* their
T rinU ' MftJ,
Dari* H a n d y M ilk lift# # — Ix’M ta r llf i
M trtl
AH DR* HfKtltftti U a n th r r lllu tt MltW.
definite and final form.
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A n n I*rr l-Atly VnIf fI£fti*PI► Matter liny. I!I** llcp «
T ested, the ski* are equipped Mitrv
H a ll If
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, lti*«*ky Hid da* . Aim*min
I»yiwinil ^
with niotnl runners, then oiled,
«I»*r 11a *l«i‘nhiuni. Urautt FralKcf.
tinged, varnished and poll shed. * re« « 4 I t B r f C B l R r i l f l
lr t «B (li
lia r # — d / lfl M lte i
lKlr*l ll»lf llnllr llttb le l
Filially a lacquer I* applied to
tp rria l T a t Hi and •llrl. WHIl#'
H'innlHri* Hr 1*1 nt if rm n ry , t V* iy
ths lim ning surface,
Kit VJ1Inuf IJjiirr M Hail I lr>f, Hllni Iboli, U i r r Jitkr. -KlRiii) Jim,
t*4>4*nnjr»
A ttcnhofer soy* th a t production I fu f rk , i *ii an D c u u h tr r, I h ir itir n i>r I Mcc. While*
Hill.
of skis In Kwltzetland, estim ated \f
D lft h lk l i a r # — 3 14 % «l»#i
roughly a t 50,000 pairs a year, Tfclnl Ilnrr—A lfl Mlln
U la ln lr ln
lla r r l
(Reran4
tUU
Hull*'
illnry
Mtk
J
ubi
Kntrily.
Mr
HIwould rise tharply with the re
no la
r u iU n l
f ’lncln.
F l y ln c in**r, Dcliftlah Kiutt-a Art, Heft, iiar^
vival of tho export business in N uHu
r r r. O r f f t lj 8 | h»|, flk lah otn ik M , trio., f i y l n * J e n n y , I n . n b l r F ^ A lu r a .
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To Protect the Pear* of the Worldi
To Promote^ IK* I'rotm a of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sa'nforiL
VOLUME XXXVII
Mayor Buys First Season Pass
Trouble Starts When
r 3,000 Strikers Try
To Break Through
Plant Police Lines
College Gym Where UNO Will Meet
son* were arrested.
The trouble started when 3,000
striker* and aympathlxeri broke
through police line* three block*
from the plant- The demonatralor*
bowled over six officers on motor
cycles. Then 12 mounted police
men charged Into the crowd of
a n en and' women.
w This 1* the second day of fight-!
Ing between member* of the CIO
United Electrical Worker* ami tho
police. The police are attempting
to enforee * court order against
picketing.
In New York the threat of a
natlon'-wlde telephone strike ap
peared closer nfter the breakdown
of
negotiations
between
the
American Telephone and Tele
graph Company and the union re
presenting 19,000 employes—the
Federation of Long Line Tele
phone Workers.
Negotiations collapsed early to
day after both sides hsd con
ferred for 14 hours without reach,. ing an agreement, While Union
President J. J. Moran said after
aniwar will
• company
A-T and T
very wUling
.. fi^i S
labor and -manag*M today to haw
far in tha Gefi*ril Motor* (trike.
-Thai strike has become the longj eat and costleat lit the hiatory of,
f the automotive Industry a* 11
a entered He bnV hundredth day. *
CM la estimated to have lest
half a billion dollars in unfilled
’ order*. Some 118,000 General
.^M otors production workers—Idle
tine* last ■November—are eetl*
fematsd to have loit from $113,000,000 to 1128,000,000 in wages.
Other millions of dollar* are
said to have -been lost as a result
of the strike, due to the many in'duitrie* dependent upon CM pro
duction to a greater or lesser
extent.
One such concern la the Pack
ard Motor Car Company. Pack
ard's 8,000 production worker*
have been Idle 'for more than n
month because of a shortage of
dfcparta normally supplied by CM
^subsidiaries.
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against wnlch General Motors'
official* and leader* o f ‘the strik
ing £ 1 0 United Auto Workera
Unlorr are meeting today tn an-
>*<m*y. uie t n i'o cneereu mrohlto end the Emperor responded
bjr lifting hie hat to th* throng.
It was some Uma before police
j^could clear a apace so the EmWPtrpr'a motorcar could pull away
*ttoia the curb.
" ..W hile in the department store,
.L'Hlrohlto became ao inUreated
in th e thinga he saw th a t he
- forgot hi* Usual lunch time. The
store waa one of several places
* visited by lilrohlto.
iwspaper Columnist
WASHINGTON,
PICTURED AT T O P is an exterior view o f-th e three-story
naaJum bulldlnir at Hunter College In the Bronx, N.Y.. m
the UNO Security Council wilt hold it* first meeting on Mo
In ifce large gumnaiiuin '(bottom. Use of the atruelure waa g
under arrangement* worked out by Mayor Wro. O'Uwycr ami
hrtWhla- ilntcrnaUflmd)
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mrnrnn
tcraiiH Adminstrntion—Gen
eral Onmr Bradley— is tlirowinff "hia weight hohinti a new
Itenttion hiil that would bene
fit llfr,000 disabled veterans.
Bradley has explnincdvin a
statement for th e House
Veterans Committee thnt the
plan would .put in to effect a
chedulc draw n iu 1945. Under .
hi* plan virtually all .claimant*
would receive quick rating* fo r
■bsuhtlity pensions.
Under Inc proposed legislation,
< an estimntud lOU.tXJO veteran# of
| World W ar ll- a n d 15,000 v*t*r-,
. an* of World W ar I-w ould r*1 reive increases averaging $17.25
a month.
Bradley pointed out th a t th*
schedule i* lower, in some cate*,
than (he 1933 rating list now in
effect He added thril the bill
won kl apply only to increases,
and not reduction*. The adminlstntur has estim ated thnt theipropn»al would cost the Kovarnmcnt
1about $2(1.000,000.
Other new regulations bucked
by the «$'ctctnns A dimiustrator
would let anylxhly lo' minted as a
In’ttefii'iury under liio-scivice in
surance law
They iiisu would
permit lump sum payment* and
total disability protection,
t General Bradley is advocating
still a third measure, to ttcia 91,rn>(ltlH.I0 to the $500,000 revolving
fund for n o n -in te rn t Ioaub up to
$t()0 ,fu r dinahlfd vt-ternfm start*
tiilT vovatuuiitl training
,| A O i Si IN VII I.E,
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( Spec in!)
Apt •linltnrtil by Seci clary nf ib r T ream ry Fred M,
Vinson of a Fioinin Advisory
Committee for the U. 8.' Saving*
liomls 1'ivi.ton. succesaer to fha
Win Klim mi- t'oitimillco, was announo-d Imini- bv \V. \V McEaclieiii.
m m initlee
cbiiitmnn.
Promirirti! Fioiidinn* wlie will
is r v , lo th u important group are:
1 "itoo K AHrti. Orlando; r. \f,
d is h
Tailuh ajvsoo; Joint
U- F'ah*.
fnVk-'Uiv’illi', W.-rltc, J Malhefly.
Gainesville; N athan M.ryo, TnIJq
hassee: Victor II. N ortbcutt, T am
il*; CljMe
Pierce. Jncksqnvllle;
Mrr. Th tin ton Roberts. Jackson
ville- McGregor Smith,- Miami;
and Georg*1 ('. White. Tallahassee.
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Member* of the Advisory Com
mittee w|!] serve in a voluntary
rapacity ns eoniuitants to the
T reasury's state sta ff in the eon
tinning sale of lb S Saving
Bond, and Stamp* through bant-|ni>r<d| savings plan*. •rlmoU an i
Vegetable and fruit grow er. to- j other business and civic enter
day welcomed an o th er downpour] prises.
of ruin which according to H F.
McF.urhern. n Fort Ijtuderdale
W hitner,
weatherman,
brought Imnkrr Hnd former President of
the total precipitation during 'lie the Florida Banker* Asaocintioit,
past two days up to 1.46 Inches served for three anil u half year*
up to 8:00 o'clock thi* morning a* volunteer Stnte Chairman of
*t which time it was still raining. th* W ar Finance Committee, mid
Up to Wednesday rainfall fur. was requested by Secretary Via
th* month had been'only* .00 *of ■stm lo reinnfh in the l T. S. So
an inch or 1.51 inch lichiw the! tings
Ronds
orguriitation
or
norntul fig u rr for the month, .o r. Chairman of the Advisory Com2.31' inches. It ia probable that ' miltee for Florida.
rrociu rain* will bring tlu1 mnuln- |
ly figure up to or slightly in j
excess of normal.
The rain* have curtailed -el
e rf cutting fur a two day period,
which
according
to
growers,
Carl Fester, Hr., ftirtner owner
should Improve the quality of the and operator of th# West Side
product ■and steady the m arket Service Btatiun for a numlwr of
tut the golden variety which has yeaiit died last night a t flAH)
been - lagging If hind--pascal in o'clock lit Quitman, Gr, following
demand.
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on illnc** of approxIniRtely one
The calciy market la much im week.
proved over conditions early in 'M r . Fesler, whose funeral arthe month when It looked a* raugem enta have not yet lioen an
though growers might vote tu nounced, Is *urvlv#d by Mrs
plow up 40 percent of the crop. F'esler; two tons, W alter and
Charles Sherman'of Federal State Carl, Jr., and one grandson
Market New* Service ha* been
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Operators Gather In Precipitation Of 1.46;
Washington To Get Inches Is Recorded!
. Ready For Battle In Two Day Period!
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This is the time of year when
the nation's homeowner* begin
hoping thry have ordered up
their la s t, load of coal 'fo r the
w inter. It also is the tim e of
year when John L. lwiwis and
hi* United Mine Workers begin
thinking about the term* .of a
new contract.
So, the nation's soft c o r ) oper
ator* are gracing themselves for
Lewis' first move to win higher
pay far some 490,000 of hi*
United Mine Worker*. Many of
the operators already aro in
W ashington in anticipation o f th*
UMW's wage maneuver*. They
expect formal notification by
S aturday Vthat l-r*i» wants* to
reopen his 11-monlh-old contract.
The operator* then expect
Lewis to present hii actual pay
and other demands ten days
later — on Mar. 12. Thera *s
every Indiratlon that the coal
miners1 wage issue will be aim£ 1*. but aubstantial. Thera also
i every possibility that a drawn
out controversy may result.
The reason why the possibility
pf a' lengthy controversy loom*
ao large are found in these two
factors:
(I) In the'coal Industry, tabor
costa are - a major factor, and
wag* Increase* In th* past have
been tackad on lo th* cost of
each ton of coal.
(2) Mounting coal prices add
to the industry's fears of Inroads
by competitive fuels
especially
natural gas.
Lewie la aa olo*e-moutb*d ad
ever about hit intentions. But
It seems n foregone conclusion
fit" will ask for the aame pay for
hi* miner* for a somewhat short
er work week than la In affect
i t present Miners currently re
ceive S10 • -day for an eighthour day and are working (lx
days a weak. One hour a day is
provided for underground travel
end lunch. But the basic work
*rak atill is 36 hours in the.
coal mining Industry and Lewis
May ask for a return to that —
with no reduction In pay.
Caldwell Says He
To Sue
.Colliers Magazine
li 1 n u ii t, Prrmarnla; Courtney
( arnpbslL •Clearwaive; Oliver R.
Harr. W#s| ‘PiUm Bench! Jnninr
L Cartw right, Jacksonville; Ha
rare f Conic*; Miami. Colin En
Rains Welcomed *
Plans Drive To By Vegetable And;
Hike Miners’ Pay Fruit Growers’
Mayor li Jniiir^ t*ut (left I in |*I**tny$*»| afiove Hr
HOOVER NAMED
MIAMI. Ftb, u 7 m - Fenner the growers’ viewpoint,
President' Herbert H o o v e r la agreement will be Inroked exi
on vote of- a majority of
growers .effected..
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TWe regular meeting of Taylor
Jackson Demands Spain Announces Rickey Assails
Tribi-nal Convict p” n,£ F,;o.n‘ie'' Players Who Go
bix Nazi Groups
To Mexican Loop
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Issued At City Hall
Two city building permit* for
erection nf concrete block atruclure* In the Redding addition ot
We*t T hirteenth S treet were re
cently issued.
!
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On* provides for construction
of a hall room 40 by 90 fe*t in
width and length at an Mtlmatcd
ccst of $3,000. The other project
il a 24 by 32 foot concrete block
store building facing Thirteenth
Street at an estlm aU d cost of
$1,600.
POUCH REEK PROWLER
■ Polir* are on the lookout for a
prowler aald’to have b**n seen in
the Elm Avenue and Eleventh
Street neighborhood. Bert Chap
man 1113 Elm, reported seeing
th* prowler in th* shrubbery near
his
horn*. Mrs. Bohnenstiehl.
908 Elm, reported that someone
had bran trying to op«h tha door
to her home between Uw hour*
of midnight end 4:00 A. M.
TROOPS TO WITHDRAW
LONDON, Peb. 28, </P)— A
British News Agency (Reuters)
quotes th* Hritlsn commander In
chief In India ae saying Indian
troops in Indonesia will start
withdrawing tomorrow. Th* Brit
ish Military leader, Bir Claud*
Au*Wnl«ck, -U. r*p«rl*d to have
in
m u ll-
NUERNBERG. Feb. 28. —
(<\P)— Tiie Allied war crimes
tribunal a t N u ern b erg '. wilF
reconsider its drcisi'un against
summoning VYitistnn Churchill
a* a 'd e frn se w ilnr-a In Ihe
.. trial of 22 N asi leaders.
Ilowevsr, the reconsideration
la ,b a a e d on a technicality
brought up hr jTiachim Von
Ribbentrop's defense counsel.
NUERNBERG, Feb. 2B, i/P)~
Chief United Stales prosecutor
Justice Robert Jackson demanded
today that tho International mili
tary tribunal convict six Nasi
groups on war crime* charges.
Th* six group* have an aggre
gate membership of more than
2.000,000 Germans.
Jackson told the taibunal that
if these groups escape punish
ment, they will hatch the next
war- ami the next pogroms. The
chief Amerirati prosecutor opened
the Allied argument on lrgsl and
technical questions involved in
the war crimes trial of 22 of
Germany’s top leader*. The prose
cution yesterday rested It* ease
agalnit the individual 'defendants
and the defense l* expected to
begin presentation of its case
on Monday.
In a vote* tinged with scorn,
Justice Jackson today declared:
"It would b« a greater catas
trophe to acquit the** organise
tlo% thhn it would
the*entire 22 Individual
defend
IndVri
a n ts 8ome concern has been ex
pressed ae to the number of
persona who might be affected
py the declaration* of criminality
wa hava aaked. Seme people seem
more susceptible to the shock
of 1,000,000 punishments than to
the shock or 6,000.000 murder*.
At the moat, -the* number of
punishments will never catch up
with tha number of crimes."
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— <i-vrrnnr UnldMeU siyii he h u
f<n nmlIy n»»tifi**il ri>lliiir*s Mn^aJ *ln$* he intends to
it ‘for
£titt editorial whifh he xavr falsely
$11juj i*n him ii Bui if i hi* k llJnif uf a
n*’*!ru who wu* ii'n illn t; till) nt
Mail *4$ri !a «.X fall
Thf G> vuinur it4f■14 he is 1i*avhi« l«vhyt*iq the question
U r anii'iiiit uf ‘idiiiu^rw to
**t**$cht lie nlsfi says any
jii "ree,ii frum the
will bi
tuinvo uvfl t»» the Florida A.
nn«l M
for Negroes.
The tfovernur hua released to
the pi'fis n nme-putfv le tU r to
Will nm C h rn c ry — publisher of
Collirr*s, in which he reviews hil
statem ent a nbuut the killing of
J e - tf James Uiiyne uu Out II,
I" the le tte t. ( Tiblv%el| itemise*
th itv oxiorpti from the magasimi
nil I in I whirl) he r til Ip "falsa,
ilufiuiutlor v mill J hurn unrig: to tha
Htiitv «f rlurjiln, ila n t i/ens and
t*( me "
Ihi >fie urtk tn kef i friMn ru un(TUiirded MmliKon tu u n ly
jail
after he had been indictiMl for
m o le stin g
a
w h ite
Kiri.
The next nmrmnp ho w m
order ha* been mud. effii live
found shot to death on a rural
Hy
A H H O U IA IH ) p r e s s
ill Port Roll, mi tlie >w-t roust,
llruuch Hickey ..f ilu* liriHiklyn rood.
and Inin, on tKe west ro .n t of Dnrlger* rnltwt .Tn I oinmlsiioner
tile Iberian I'enlnsubr. VII noimtil llap|iy- Chandler 1" take sltong
IriifflL' ia said to Imve taH'ii uetiun against major leugq* ludl
barred from transit llirough lliese player*
Junqf to tiie Mexican
main arteries between Spain nod League. who
Tlie circuit under Rick
France,
A warning to dug owners t o '
ey's fire lured another player
Meanwhile, sentim ent against away from Ihe major* today wh-n keep their pet* tied or confined
Generallisimo Francisco Franco Alejandro ('arrrsqutd of tlie Uhl- within the next 00 day*, in accord
bn* bubbled »)' all over Europe engn White Sox. recently pur ance with the ruling by th e-C ity
In support of the French demniu! chased from the Washington Hen- Commission Monday evening, ws*
for a diplomatic break w ith 'Spain ntora, signed w ith a Mexican given today by_ G rady Duncan,
und _ UNO action against tiie League entry.
city sanitary Inspector, who re
Mndrid regime, Frattce tin* ufflpotted th a t yesterday another
Garrasquel
arrived
in
Mexico
cially branded th# .Madrid Guy*
mad dog bad been shot by police,
City
last
night,
presumably
cn
em inent a menace lo interna
Mr. Duncan stressed the fact
route
from
Venezuela
to
the
Uni
tional peac* amL security. —r*— ,i
ted Slate*. Apparently, offlcUl* that .it dors not mak# any differ
Tile'Hint# D epartment m Wash- j of one of the Mexicali clubs talk- ence if the dog running loosa h at
ingtuu ha* disclosed a new state- eil to him, and tie agrreil to sign a livened tag. It will be picked
up. and said th a t owners should
inrnl of what it called “certain a three-year 'contract.
take precautions ao as not to
American views'* on the Spanish
General
Manager
L#*lie
O'Con
loose valuable pets.
situation have been dUpalched
nor
nf
the
White
Sox
expressed
City M anager IL N. S ayer alto
|o London and I’nri*.' The French
u re seeking American and British surprise when he heard tho new* pointed out th a t the quarantine
support for their efforts to bring In Chicago. Hr said be wouldn't it now in effect, in an e ffo rt to
Bpain bafor* the UNO Hecurily believe It until it was a proven combat rablea among anlinls.
A* an after
thought
Council. However. Xjijdnmnt* in fact.
Washington say they do out be O'Connor added: "If th a t's tha
lieve The United 8tate* will go kind of a fellow he I*. w*'d tie
quit* that fart although a new lietter off without him." .
American statement deploring
Official* of the Mexican league
the continued existence .of the •ay th ry have signed the*# for
YOKOHAMA, Feb. 28, (VT)—
mer
m ajor leaguers:
Fermin
Franco, regime I* anticipated.
G uerra
of Washington,
Rene A deal between an Army colonel
Monteagudu of the Phillies, Danny and a soldier tn an effort to break
Gardella of th* GlantA Adrian up an alleged black market ring
/ a ha la nf th* Giant*, Napoleon haa been described In teetimohy
AMM 2/e John 0 - . Angel of Reyes nf the Giants. Lula Olmo before an Army tribunal. The
435 North Seminary Street, of th* Dodger*. Roberto Eatalel- court is trying Merino Boceo, an
Madiidnville, Ky. and formerly la of tha Athletics, and Adolfo Italian national.
Col. ,Maurica Anderaon. of tha '
of this city,.ha« been discharged Luque of the Giant*.
Tokyo Quataraaster Depot, saya
from the United State* Navy,
The league also la try in g to the eoldler who devised the plan
according to information received
today from the Naval Personnel sign Dumbo Ferrtandei, who la la James B. Layman, of Evahaville. Ind. In a deposition, the
Separation Center, Jacksonville. the property of the Dodgers.
Rickey 1* fuming over the lot* colonel declare* he gave Layman
of Olmo, who dam onitrated an a written permit to draw 100
TO COME HERB
aLallity to hit big league pitching luita
of underwear. Arrange
T. D. lAneaatcr, assistant State la il season. Rickey tried to get ments were made with an other
Service Officer wltji headquar Olmo to sign with the Dodgers quartermaster eolenal to have
ters In Ocala, announced today even a f te r he had agreed to play the soldier draw field hW lW r t l j B
Col. Anderson ray* Laym*h‘e
that he will be in Sanford in Im the Mexican League. Ap-
Duncan Reports Mad
Dog Shot Yesterday
Colonel And Soldier
Smash Black Market
March 6 to'assist anyone who de
sires eld from the Veteran# Ser
vice.
a
,
B een
Mini| i*( Tin■Iti*»11Mil'll I I
m ssr.m i ■
•
j .»* i.ti.f i )*«- fus| Sanfuid H(-*!'itll \ t«Mi«titm
pfiww ti.sm K i; Kilplitvirk. \ c .........Init • f th.
I * , • \ »l|
\! ,. , I ,.i him
*r«i|iir*^i! Th. pTfUls foj flrutnririif the t'n-utfnlt ritrti dtif ’ j.1 M i 1:»If* htuinfu Ntfiit* I
*rn*wi ntiri
Hun
inii'il fuiiKit urn $i*-fc iSonfiiid B a'. htill A *
"*o
.Srsistin. piasm utlJ v.“ *Mt m k1 to*
nor tow fi*l|fiwiii|r
Itattr! l Tp" htrukf - t ut, tin !*>*•$ hit d.lio^
Brooklyn I’ ru s i d v n t
1 1
Carl Fus ler, Sr., Defense lOxpeds To ^,>^‘‘1..-!*^;!'’ pan
Bej^in
Presentation
Asks ( liandlur To
r f f*-< I!Vr tiln, <<! n sin.
Died In Georgia
G
iiyu
nairiit
ufilni,
Of Case On Monday Tin- Spnni-h sny th in tl'M iirr Take Strong Aelion
reporting much ateadler market*
for thf product. Hauling* have
been heavier from the SanfordOviedo section than from the
Lake Okeechobee section. Gold
en Heart has been quoted at 12 iS
to |3.00 FOB for larger slie* and
Pgtcsl 82A5 to $3.00. California
also reports a very good demand
for celery.
BemiMle County haa th* repu
tation of growing some of the
beat cabbage in Ul* state. There
will be Increasing supplies until
th* end of April. Price* very
from 81-50 to fl.16 FOB per unit
of 60 pounds.
In its latest bulletin, the Flori
da Vegetable Committee, reports
that L J. Holcomb of th# fresh
fruit and vegetable branch, USDA, will eon» to Florida early
next month U> confer with celery
growers and state and federal
official* on a proposed cslety
marketing
agreement. If
the
facts developed Justify, it Is
bable the secretary of
tore will call a hearing
F eb^g8,
( A P ) — Tlie chief of thPJve-
Advisory (iroup Is
Appointed For U.S.
Bonds Division
. — ...»•■■ ,
ABHINGTDN, feh. **,<*>—
'rS R jA i
Disabled Vcta Would
R e c e i v e ' Increase
Of $17.25 Monthly
Under New Plans
S a n f o r d Delegates
. (Jo Before Senate
Group To Support
St. John’s Channel
s WASHINGTON. Feb. 23. <AVSenator Claude I'e p p er'o f Florida
has opened a drive in the Senate
in ' o Id 8 -8,000,000 lo appropria
tion* fi, Florida fltrrlints and wtitapproved
I i v,
War itepartm ent Civil
F u ji .ii’i .ill) Mould provide only
$2JiJO,Ot*l for Ihi* slate.
Tde largest iirm sought by
Pel per i« $ 16,000,000 for tho
cro*»-*tatr U ttgr canal, an item
eliminated .b y the" dldiise.' IToaides increasing many House approved outlays. Senator l'rppor'a
amendment would Insert u series
of new dpiroprihtIons.
Atnone tint*#* would Ilf $3(10:000
for n project on Ibe St. Johns
Rivet in. laikc Harney. Leprosentativrs of Sanford, appeared
before the Senate Appropr ationa
Committee today in su |i|o rt of
this appropriation. At the sain®
time, representative* of the port*
of Palm llearh will ary .e fo r
f i l l ,Onti fur harbor im; ro rm ent.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28,
(AP) — Police and pickets
battled outside the strike
bound G en eral Electric plant
,- l n Philadelphia-***in-today in'
one of the most violent labor,
goloshes of the wDoatwor era.
When the fighting subsided,)
. casualties were’ said to be .at
, least 2P. injured. Twenty per.
Bradley Backs
Disabled Viet
Pension Hike
ilckey called on Chandltr to'
plan led to breekiog up. the rlhg
With Which
B o«*.
who-------—*
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k
ii*. *
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�PACE TWO
Headquarters tor
Salvage Bundles
• Reveal Oddities
Voss Is Opened
BEAUTIFY i
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows
Free Estimates
___All’jnctal.slats——58e-stt^foqtr^:r
^ v ^ R r p a ir r n ff^ ^ ^ P ffm H iu n g ^
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND CO
ORLANDO, Feb, 28? (SpecUl)
Tom 'Voss of Orlando, demo*
atic candidate for Congrees
salons) !>[*•
opening of
trlct, announced tl
district campaign laadquartan
here yesterday mn._
would launch Immediately a vig
orous drive for votes throughout
the 12 counties *in the district.
At the same time Voss called
detention to_Jb!e.nced for. registarMay * primary,
in particular the
i -returned e a r v*
as votits. point!
discharged vstci
NSW YORK. Feb. 27, (Special)
The Salvation Army, is accustom
ed, by this time, tu receiving jost
about everything' in the bundles
of paper, clothes and other sal
vage which It collects. .Rut the
picking* lately have been very
unusual, national heuiiqiiartcra reWilkes-Barre, I'n„ Leo E,;.
■erett fatr.lrtlostn l* inch ^wk'e
wkUa'collernfif^papffer lie kill
ed |K* snakes, to ealA a frighten
ed housewife—but not until nfl.’r
it had bitten him on the thumb.
Everett was-l4KCnlo*tTiu ji'ospiul
and. treated for rsttlrsnakg bite.
- In New Orlegm. Ray Nolfh, ^n
unemployed welder, noticed a
"glittering pkTe nf glass” mixed
up with paper in a Salvation Ar
my durar. "All that glitters"
may. not tie gold, but in Nolen's
case it turned out to be a one and
onn-half carat diamond, worth
would hive
TOO LATE AFTER the ACCIDENT!
b—lit
JNSURENOW!
•
•
fMM first drink of milk In Americi
ikllWti 11-months-old twins Pearl
end Kose Vlnyqticrra by their
mother, Mrs. Mnrgsret Vincequerra, 10, one of the tver brides who
arrived on the J a in t\ Par!.rr In
New Ynrt. They si'c hound few Ban
Jett, Calif.
(fntrrnallpnali
AUTOMOBILE
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, IS 16
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
B U R G LA R Y
CASUALTY
•
BONDS
•
W KK—
Phone 180
RADIATOR REPAIRS
PROMPT SERVICE ON
giatar a ad qualify os voters.
Voss Wa* recently retired as a
full colonel * after Itfi years of
army service. He eniuted In 1011
ht the age of 17 and served six
yesrs as s G. I. During his
carter he wore every sleeve stripe
and shoulder emblem from pri
vate to and including colon:t.
tl* was first .commanding-Tifficer of the Drlsnrto Air Base and
liefore go big overseasmanded MaeDIII Field in Tamm.
Overseas he served with the 0th
Air Forre fnr nearly two year.
In the European theater.
STATIC tuid
DYNAMIC
WHEEL BALANCING
:. « C . W elsh
NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT,
EXPERIENCED EM PLOYES.
’
Thh Tower uf Babel, at the
Chaldean city
Ur in L W«r
Mesopotamia. hat completely di*.
Vali-a s u i n g
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
PHONE 2«0
ROBHM^V. WILLIAMS
.
■ REAL fifiTATE-llROKER
*
7
Altanllc Bank Bldg
BRADLEY & BENSON
The hvernye amciftl of elec
tricity in a lightning flash is fat
less than the amount that can be
charges) into a storage battery.
VIi s m s i A VVlaer
I
i
i
Dixie 1-lb ctn. 25c
> A I)l» (0
vnrsxu. cum i*
M A B ia r o — K e c k la * , a k a .
100% Bran .... 17c
A JS
■m
)
-$KEus - ron~
f
IM U K -
O get longer, more useful life from
yotu tractor, it it necessary to utc
the right tjp t ot lubricant, in the r ig h t
p la n , it the right Unit.
Your Standard Oil mun has a supply
o f 19d6 Lubrication Charts — based on
manufacturers' recommendations — an d
ta jlo r made to you r o w n m ak e and
m odel ol tractor. Tacked up on the wall
o f your machinery shed, they wiil show
^ou at a g la n ce jutt u fic r t arid u b ta ,
and With uriw/ to ifib ricstc every part
o f your tractor. Standard O il Company,*
Incorporated in Kentucky.
T
Extracts
*
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. >rsA«_
|U |llR r
k v M f* -'
TODAY (Thurndgy) and FRIDAY
The ATOMIC PoRtbsthell of
Laughter! ! !
Times ’ .
auto pain tin g
U hx.
Jar
W lm U lw
S'O L
Cleaner.. btl. ..21c
gar
u r s s N s • A ilrs riv ei. f a u s r t a s a n d A t n n a r l s s • M k a S r i a O rs«i»_* to a k llia ls
:
• u c iill
Dill Pickles ... 18c
A ’ ” P»»Mi
J'aim Alaauat Atb ri.or about fries* Isijy
• '
Soup .... can .... 7c
T O al
S ln p p r d
I a
Matinee
3:30 P.M.
Night
8:00 P.M.
—Featuring— .
bod/ w w
f
today I ,
4 tall can#
Baked Beans
Gulf Rice .....
2 * 9 S’’*K ,Tom8to RetehuP M-oz. Ml. 15c
Waldorf T issu e.......... 4 rolls ....... .. 19c
Garden Fresh Fryits & Vegetables
Large Juicy O ranges.......5 -lb s.........31c
Fancy
fan
cy Green Beans
B ea n s.......pound
Tender Sweet English Peaa 2*-lbs
Fresh Spinach
‘ poupd .... .
Stuart Pecuns ...
pound .........
Fancy Iceberg Lettuce . Irg .heads
Fancy Pole B ea n s......... pound
Tangerines............ 5 pounds ........
Fresh Crisp Carrots...... 2 bchs. ....
spry
L1FE8UOY loiUT
WX TOILET SOAP
RiNSO
LUX FLAKES
USED C/
IN OUR ME
A p r o PAINT
■
I lra la
M IS S
TRUCKS
!1 . 4 ,
l o t y*tir AAP
Plumite ......... 19c
£ atco;
THURS. FEB. 28
>infi *
K a rlrb m
Mello-Wheat. 14c
^ ’ f ■¥'»’/* r r
'•'
I-Ik . »»•%
Cherioats pkg, lie
*u ranee beginning now!
.. l v ** A*
I 'm h
Ritz Crackers 21c
IW -rdard He» ••!» •« Oil
-.
Bokar
^UPIR MflRKfTS
-quired to Invnlva the auto-
Keep Your Car Tn Up TonTCondltton
Red Circle
*
ONE MOMENT PLEASE!
,4Cogig|.U Insurance Harries’
8 O’CLOCK
COFFEE
2 1-Ib bags 41c
DONUTS
bit utu
ht bring his .entire resources
618 MellonviQe Ave.
Phone 81J-1*
viet embassy official has- gtv.n
assurance that Russian' troops Iwlll
to withdrawn from northern ftan.
The Iranian foreign ministry lam1
military observer* say however,
thrro. are no apparent signs of
any Russian evacuation. *
Jm aJJillJn /# l i t l.ubntatium Lbatli rt«
Td*r,
HuuJ.ua Oil rnau U1II bi
•• f n t ?•* • **P) •'
One moment la all that li
PLUMBING
Repair work a specialty
Free estimates. Prompt aerviev
Aik work guaranteed
KL’HSIANS TO WITH DRA'
to register- fm—the IP4rt primary.-j
"MlUtniy peisimnri 'still In the i
service will not have to rogit.'-sr !
Vgglft," he sold, "but discharged
veterans ure required to Ytfigllr
this year the same S« civilians.” ,
Under Florida election statutes t
all ritisrns who have reached the
»ge of 81 year* who have estgb- I
llahed residence In any county i
for six months nnri In'-the stkte
ANDREW CARRAWAY
116 North Park
liouslb»r“Ttwr‘th*—SnIvat(nb
Army, which fights Its battle with
a Bible, found itself in possession
of n srhkll arsenal recently,
Mnj Hugo BI n o m b u r g, going
through'a pile of- scrap, found a
clip of four rifle cartridges, dated
1VI8; a round slender container
and I quart bottle partly fills*
with some white liquid. The con*
Ininer had a live grenade Insid)
it, and the hot tie's while liquid
turned out to lie nitro-glycerine.
In Port Worth,' Th ,, the Salva
tion Army received its greatest
shock a few days ago. Inside r
bundle of* old clothes, mixed it
yvlth suits and dresses, were.rn
graving plates for printing cur
tLrncd ovei
rency. Thess
to the police.
M
A Half
S«TO C !
m m t m u lt
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1946
Piffgly Wiggly Has
Its, 27th Anniversary
In celebration of ita twenty'
seventh successful year In bud-
HM» I’iggly W ifely and Lovell's
arc holding a nine day sales
event, beginning . Feb. -J8 and
continuing t h r u v r h Satutday,
M a rc h
9. AH of the 80
super market* operated by the
Get Ready for SPRING
with a New “HAjiB-DO” \
ATORS
TO SERVE YOU
BELLE MINSCHEW
HARRIET MILLER
ANNA. MAE CHAPMAN
ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON
117 N. Park Ave,
PAGE THRfch
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Phone
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
Perry Tells Of
Six Ne c ess i t i es
For Poultry Ration
op€nr<l in June lth'W. H* trill) * *
1»i37, Iht n it»act ion look a >l’ar
to build and ro»t upward* of a I
million dollnts.
Ai the outbreak of war. o ffa l- 4
als of Marine Studios w ere un ’ >
willing to keep going-in the far • | f
of w ar—enforced reduction of
lourlsl travel und • shortage oft
personnel.
Ninety fe r cent of t
Marine Studios' employee, joined 1
some.branch of lire Armed Forces
,\ll specimens in _ihe ocennnnujti* 1
of the lime
of dosing were
GAINESVILLE, Fla.. (.Special!
-rS i* nutrients are necessary for
a balanced ration for chickens,
und omission r f any of them
will result in a decline in condition
and "reduction of piodirctim f of Thlf
bsrthr. according to F ru n k 'Jr,.
l ’erry .'-asslsian t pmiWFfTVecttTT^t
with th e SPf.it ida Agi ioultural Ka»trtrsicn Service.
.The nutrients, Mr. Ferry ex
plained, are carbohydrates, which
provide heat and energy and are
supplied by grain s; proteins,
necessary for growth ’ and egg
produrtion and found in milk,
meat scran, fish meal, anti peanut
and so y , bean meal; fats, neces
sary for health and usually con
verted by chickens from cheaper
und noire abundant carlo-hydrntest
minerals, needed for bone growth,
shell formation, and regulation at
body processes anil provided by
milk, meat scraps, fish meal, salt,
oyster shell, limestone, and bene
7iie.il; vitamin*, which provide for
proper growth, cel) replacem ent,
hjitchnhilily of eggs, and preventurn of disease, and. arc supplied
by yellow corn, milk, fish oils.
forntcr h*>m#,
that over forty -thousand Vprei
men* were released at MarineMr. W. b. Holiesfim, vice prcsiilent-and general manager, states
—"\Ve hope to m aintain many of
the large power ful und s | eela'-r*
lar carnivorous fi*b never before
seen In captivity. Fu*h such 10
tiger sharks, giant sawfish, and
the vicious barracuda, as well 'is
the manta ray or^lcvH fish, lie
on the dlrplay agenda."
With tin* accelerated program
of restocking the oceanariums
underway. It is expected that both
tanks will bo open by early sum
mer. .Marine Studio* Is located
on the new Ocean Shore Bouievnrd tetw ren St. Augustine artl
Daytona llcach.
An elephant- weighs 100 to '.*ou
pounds at birth.
iii:u iv iir
i uf t »li
m vew .
iit
h i tttir, * S atsfu n i,
tli* ritliU n U * Riirrn*
ii n i
jm»iijr* unit.
.
»ali| n»*n»
. iffiiijH 4*f lhr fli%n'h^Titrr l#*•UI with lh« Clrrk
• r*urt «*f SfWliwU
NOTICE
THE CHURCH of THE NAZARENE
h a s m o v e d to a new lo c a l to n ; T h e n t h l r a * id
lillS WEST FIRST STREET
You itre invited to. come wunthip with us
REV. L. R. RUSHTON, Pastor
Lyrical, incandescent
Psyche I'ink will ex p r o s J a
all llie su p p le -e d C *
rxcilrincnt in )ou.
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
laundry. We offer you a Complete
Service. -
A i
Regular or
Shimmer-Sheen,
Phone 475
t> u
S a ga
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO
819 W. Srd Si.
Phone 175
T0UCHT0N
CRISP WHITE
to g lo r ify y o u r n a ila a n il lip *
HOMt AFIfR UX YIARS ir, win
France, wlietc lie was tr;
while visiting hi, grautlmnthc
year-old Jacques Callerifi wii
f t lian Ameio.m n iniln.ite, .
"'K ill New V.-i k . in,- ,
. S i i n l x h t u i - r (I’ n f w k n l e i
j ;li
ru n e lien e tn lei ineljjet arid
•‘ •'b n in New Vel'k
o co m p lim e n t y o n r c lo th e * * • •
lo n g lo a fin g n a i l la c q u e r
• a m i llp a tlc k
uida’s Marineland Studios
To Reopen Aquariums Tomorrow
SPECIALIZED
SERVICE FOR
MAGNETOS
miti wonuMM
sttem roots
snttixt tin uciM M h it s
uasomuu
rein, the difference in p i'd 'in
content of Ihe feetl sbnuld t-e
made U|l witfi one of 'the all
meat*.
Thr
pr u ltry specialist aim
poinU-d out th at hulling soy tiewn*
turn'hour will in cre ase 'th eir feed
v a lu e 'a n d th a t providing plenty
of green feed ffty the flock will
enable the poultry-ntnndtn reduce
mash and grain rcquWWoiii- by
as much as 10 perveiit.
Marine Studio* official*.
The job nf collect nig (In* thnujnmls of- m arine nnlmaj* and
fishet that ^aake up the exhibit
it Florida’* popular east con-t
attraction begun seuie weeks ago
‘Muff fi* beritien, under the dir**’
•ion "f • a|ilaln W II (iray. on
tinnally■■known nothority on - perl *
flailing, hove been *, miring k bit
ida's coastal water* duy anti night
to have ready a iom |iletp entfrelion of finhc* for the March 1st
opening.
Hampered by high wind* and
rough water, Captain (iray ha*
T0UCHT0N DRUG CO
succeeded In capturing a number
of the fuiu'ius jum ping porpoUe*,
several largo turtle*, a giant
sawfish m easuring IK foot in
length, -eveml large sting lays
ami a variety of other fishes.
Marine dstmlio* w as nrginnlly
ALL theVITAMINS lor all the lamily
at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY
amts
Repair estim ate* mad*
without obligation. *
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
COMPANY
W e C lo th e th e F a m ily — W e F u r n i s h t h e H o m e ”
I I e 1at m
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MAItlNELAND,
cial)— Marine- Studios, Florida i
____ _ will reopen M ir.
ruper aquarium.
1st. Closed for the duration ia
June t'.'IJ. Florida'* SI.mm o io
palace of fishdnm will ...................
of the two huge mennui turn* < morrow-, it wu* announced ''V
207 MAGNOLIA AVE.
•PHONE I0l
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Dm Amber and One Black Cagstili
■apply the VITAMIN EQUIVALENT
tf ( h u e Foods
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love it—cajiccially if you like well-behaved, obcdinit hair.
Lustre-Creme contains secret ingredients th a l niakc it a aham|>oo totally
. unlike any you may have used before. Eaay to use, ami easy to buy.
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�THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28. IMG
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
SONG OF INDIA
Our Schools
daiir **••»« ta ltrttr
The trouble about trying to promote Improvements in
h 4 imadar M
M i h i i fj o t t a .
public institutions is that it la impossible to do so without
Ill
M aseeU e A . r . . .
FLOYD A. PALMER
pointing out tho deficiencies that exist, inevitably to the
chargrir\ of the public officials involved. It is hard to argue
that the public schools should be improved unless you can
show that they fall somewhere short of being' perfect as
M O l.t.A S D
U ’ UBAS
they are.
K4IIOf
IJOMImiv OKAS
Recently we had occasion to publish a remark p f Gov
R u la n *
H a u a tfr
ernor
Caldwell to the effect that not a single Florida boy
atm scairrioN m a t e s
has ever b$en admitted fro n ts Florida high school to cither
T u t k l t la A l t * * * *
West Point or Annapolis withqut additional’ study in pre
paratory schools* outside this state. This, we are sure was
not intended as any reflection on the public schools of
Florida but was meant to show that there is room for Im
provement.
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W.o arc now in* receipt'of A letter from William.. R,
Boone, principal o f the Orlando Senior High School, in
which he incloses a copy of a letter from Governor Cald
>1 k l» I H * * l
l a r . n i i N O l ' T k * U n t i l well qualifying his statement os quoted to this extent.
• a lla a a l ( l « M • * a k ts r lU la #
; a t * paalalalaaA
| V « - "-During my eight -years injCongress no Third (CongroaalonItUe la
Ik *
* * a a l » i irtlk
• I h ra la a a rtrr a la L k lra s a ai) District appointees to the academy were able to pass
a m Kart*.
,
___________ the entrance examinations without some preparatory work
In addition' to completion of hlsh school."
Mr. Boone then goes on to mention two young men’from
Orlando who graduated from Orlando High School and
entered thd service academies without additional preparation
!a*ua -77,:: and apparently arc doing very well there. He suggests that
, ar« au« *«• there are others who have done thp same thing and implies
---------- ---- - that on thtf.whole Florida schqpls are Just as good as tnoso
l ta, im s
In liny othec-state..
. *
We are also in receipt of a lettet-fram -Colin -English,ni» m n ay superintendent of tTWT State Department of Education,
dk i u i i a i - w j, 0 jjjgQ Hfly B
knows of two boys from Florida’ who
8 DO NOT entered tho service schools without additional preparation.
stJN.LlOUT. one of these was tho son of the Dean of tho Florida State
• in UOD’S C°Re*c t° r Women. But ho adds 'I t is true, however, that
i'll Ai’l’ito- most of those going to the military schools from Florida
ill put. non^and the other states go to institutions which' couch and
n l M ■>««»< l U t , M l l H
• ST. ISIS. ■* Ik * M
O ttU m
L t d . ria rik a . H r i t r Ik * A r l
twins a vegeianeb,
President Truman !• delighted
to loam of tho unification .of air,
tea and land tore** In Kuula
under Marshal Htalm. He coptenM ttot I* Just what he h u
been striving for In* this country,
evidently not realising that Mar
shal Sului was bos* ot air, tea
And land force* in Kutila during
the lait war.
’■•Tampa Down*, boree track near
Tampa, whera <tnere has been no
hor*v racing for twenty year*,
baa been sold to a gr-up ot
northern- Capitalists lor | 2ud,(HM
who promise home racing Ultra
for neat * winter. AUa.iwnue,
quarter horse racing at deminoiu
Uriving park makes it appear
poaaibla Ui»t h«-ree racing may oa
a regular nature in Una c a n y
The B a s e b a l l Association's
drive for funds with which to
finance a Florida State Lksgue
baseball team lit Hanford begins
well on whether he said that "not a single boy from Floridn
ever- entered one pf these academies .without additional
preparation" ftr whether he said "not a single boy from the
Third District"; nor are we interested In whether there
actually was one from Orlando, or from Florida, who made
the erode, or two or three. That seems to us to -be trying
pretty hard to make a liar'out of us.
What wo aro interested In is how the average boy
from Florida schools fairs when he goes to these academies,
or similar colleges and universities, and whether Florida boys
on the whole are as well prepared for college, or for
meeting the problems o f ’life In general, as the average boy
from other states. What .is the rate of illiteracy in this
state, for instance, aa compared with thnt in Indiana or
IoWu? IJow Aiuch'money does Florida spend in educating
its children, perxhlld, bb, for example, New York or Mass
achusetts!
♦If It chn be shown that Florida ranks first in the
education of\ta * children among all the 48 states in tho
union, then o fwourse wo do not need to bother.with trying
to Improve our schools.
.
* •
Foolishness
‘.Speaking in general, thc'way for either a nation or an
Individual to nrosper is to work steadily and intelligently in
whatever field has been chosen for that purpose. It is true
of organized labor as it is of Individuals. The logical method
is'peaceful and. steady pursuit of tho course chosen. The
steadier the pursuit Is, the more prosperous !*■ the result,
whether for. manual workers or office workers. V
Vlowed In this glmplo way, It cannot be said that cither
of theso economic groups has benefitted much lately from
the opportunities open and beckoning on all sides. To take
o consplcloua example, tho strikers In General Motors.plants
are reported as having recently lost more than $100,000,000
In wages. And nobody knowp how much mono will be lost on
both sides.
•
*
Obviously it doesn’t make sense, in any language dr any
locality or any group. Both sides of tho Industrial system
are caught In a stiff an d stubborn economic system which
shuts Its eyes to logic, common sense and cooperation. * A'
group of squirrels talking things over, in i tree-top, /night
do better.
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•*, .
Representative
THE PRUDENTIAL
ISURANCE
COMPANY
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______ Ehone 932-J .. .... ^
WK TAKE PLEASURE IN A N N O U N C IN d THE
OPrfNINO
de
o r AN OFFICE IN
v
L and, Florida
■I S
NO RTH
BO U LEVARD
T S L B F M O N ti D s L a n d a
AM D •
M R . D . K IR K G U /4 B Y
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Johnny Farrell Incrrased hla ment. was* a decided tuccata In
lead over Waller Jlagen to t^o «'," y way. Seminole Rynroaslota
strokes at the end of the - first, provided the mutlc which was
nine hole* of tha Central- Florida
.
72 hole mrdal play at the-San—----- —
’ •* ,
ford Country, Club course’ this . La*. •"«. Mr*. Oeorge Kniglit
afternoon.
I>arrelli shot a 30. h«»e •» »helr house guest the
while Hagen's scom waa 07. - h / ">•«•» mother; Mrs. M. Knight
. _ _ _
of Montclair, N. y .
The Chamber of CAmmeree lias
_
a. man on the course Uklng p ic
™
.Ai “f . / S
lures of thi big boys.
uwlly beautiful party on Wedn**Vl.ltore. who cam. In toK .the
tourney, are maiwellnr at the' f f I ! ’ Mr>*. "S*
,,lu*
SHOULD NOT
RUBBED WITN SHOW
LEGCO OF'MY ARM -1
OR. ILL WASH >*>UR
FACE WITH S H O W /
lar and electoral vote
count goes Into Its third • day
with the first big province ready
to start their tallftV .
Pefon I* ah?ad la ’ three. pro*
i The Nitam of Hyderabad, In In
dia. own* outright more tnan a •Thp American oil tanker fleet
billion dollars worth of emeralds, n6w consists of 703 vessels.
diamonds, ruble* and gold.
lug operations In and
tns city took a dscldsd
yesterday whan spproxi“ 1 were
mately a dosen permits
taksn out for the, erection of as
many houua. representing a total
sum of 104,500 ac^fdlng to en-
tries at ths city clsSa office.
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THURSDAY NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY
A* REAL CHINESE DINNER
l - f .00
— A COMPLETE MEAL]
1
Bring Your Family
Ro> Wants To See You l
The Ifcnfoni Woman’s Club, has
ROY JOHNSONS RED BARN
•
msde srrsngcmsnts with Mis*
RESTAURANT
ON HHiHWAY n
Bowens Itlshman u> esublish a
branch »cbV>J of dancing In this
\- a3-miles
-m iie s nouin
nuniora
South o fi Sanford
city. Miss ^»Chman has achieved ^ W S S S S S S S S S R W W SSSSSSSSRVW SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSW
much succssf in bkr worK ln Jsck— rr
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■o'nyuRKb a v IR g. eeUbllshed a
■ U-LCt. U /IuiA L^A O rU t Bt
The application of warmth U the proper treatment;
excessive rubbing o f the affected parts should bo
avoided.
,*
p
Arctic explorer. r
4, 1331 b j Dr, .S S hwI ^ wE S 1/ Bagle,,,
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THE SKY IS NOT gLUEl
l
Tho t}li]eness o f the sky Is (Iuq to tho rtilnute parti
pepple of Hsnfcrd wsnt baseball
—and there Is no one who will
^ d isp u te the statement that Ban' 'fa n is *a good baseball town-they will havp to pay for IL If
they ’don't want to pay for It,
. and pay fhr It In advance,- they
won't nave baseball here next
summer. And when those long
afternoons and evenings come,
. they will be sorry. But it will be
too Isle then to do anything
about IL There should certainly
cles of /lust susijendet^in the atmosphere. It is not
»P«co itself which I* blue. 1
TRY IT ONE WEEK
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flV / .
—A.S.E. A ckem knn. '2* ^ -‘‘Encyclopedia Britan-
AND LET
YOUR
d o
a
nlca"— lU j.E ditioiL 8
ProLTohn Tyndall, F.R.S.
b e
MOTHS DQ'NOT B A 'l CLOTHES!
HOUtiHtf&DOG FOOD
Moths Jay eggs which develop Into larvae. Thew laU
Mode Prom fa n k Beef
tor are the guilty culpriUI Then they change'into
tad Vegetables
pupae and form eoeoons, from which lite r emerge
Temple * Graves, Alabama
speaking In Tamps, warns
jwsslblw collapse of the
i boom which ho sees as
ilng airpody with us and
something which may lla
"Regardless of what It
tho innocent moths, 1 — ‘‘Popular Fallacies"—A A E
Sold at all leading faarketo—
tannlca1
11th E dition.
• *
ALL DAYS ARE NOT
la order to C9mbat (ha dreadful fend Infectious uiscaso of rabies that
i
■
* . g*
is spreading among dog'j, eatn*and ot&er animals'in tha oomrounlty, which
•
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V
is also fatal to humans, It hbi b*or6b necessary to*declare an emergency'
tribulations of
this day sad
-."Popular Fallacies"
and oraar all dogs quarantined for sixty'daya. *
notified to confine your stags
f
Driver
reconditioned and
"Handy Bool
2
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�T H U R SD A Y , F E B R U A R Y 28, 194G-
T H E SA N F O R D H ERALD, SA N F O R D . FLORIDA
Sixteenth A n i m a t e d Magazine Is
Presented By Sanford Womans Club
Society Edit or 1 Cecelia Truluek
Social Calendar
* -'THURSDAY
, Reminota ilebekah Lodge No.
j:l will meet at the Oddfellow* dt
* 0 0 P. M.
F ill DAT, .
Ths regular meeting o f CampGel] Loafing Unit No. 5.1' Ahtorican Legion AurJIiary will be held
in lha Legion ■Ha t «t~T:80*l*. M.
SATURDAY
The Beta Chapter of the Delta
Kappa Gamma, national honorary
educational fraternity, will have
d tea at the U. S. O. Building at
2:00 P. AL
TUESDAY •
• Seminole High School P. T. A,
“ '.IPmeet at 3:45 P. M. with the
Board Meeting scheduled for 345
p. m;
A covered diih supper will Ire
held at 0:30 P. M. at the Pres
byterian Church by the Butlnesa
Womans Circle. A regular meet
ing will lie held after the supper.
-T h e -Arinthcan .and
Axariav
Classes
of tho First
Baptist
Church willhave a covered dish
popper
inthe annex at 0:30
P . M. All member* urged to come
"und bring a toy for the cradle
roll deparymeutr
...
BaughtoT* of Wesley Class of
the First Mxthcdlat Church will
hold n monthly jneeting at 8:63
f , ,M. in the burnt* ol Mrs. W. E.
Rninc*. Each member is . urged
to come and bring something
for the. market basket.
MONDAY
The W.S.C.S. of the First Methodlit Church will meet at 3:00
fe. M. .a* follow*: Circle No. 1
with Mrs. W. II. Jarrel, 210 West
Klfteenthr Sticetj .‘Lirclo No. 2
with Mrs. It r . Cole, ^324 West
Twentieth .Street; Circle No. 3
Mrs. Boyle’s Guests
Mr*. Ben Caswell of Orlando
entertained Friday morning from
11:00 to 12:30 o'clock with j
lovely coffee honoring Mr*, L> F.
-Boyle'*
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•
Kue<tf..Mrs. W. L. “Robinson of Ihitnam , .V ,C. and Mr*.
Mrs.
P
‘
N* C.
'Throal
if
,'Mr,
II. L Boyd of-Rock lllll, S. C„
at her home one North Eola
Drive. Tho home wa»- beautifully
decorated w ith white axaleas, gerbera J ih l t* and tweetpea*.
Walter Johnson of T a m p a
Spring flowers Including vari •pent the weekend In 8anfonl
colored sweetpeas were arranged with his mother, Mr*. Ada Johnin the living room where Mrs.
Caswell, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Lieut, and Mr*. Maurice Lee
Boyd greeted guests.
have returned to their home after
The dining room table wa* eov- visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Boll
ered with .a lace cloth and ap of this elty.
pointed with silver.. Axaleas and
daisies were used in decorating . Mr*. Roy Reed and Infant
this mom. Mr*. Linton Allen, daughter ere visiting Mr. and
Mr*. Charge* Collins, Mr*. Flynt,
Mr*. Norman De Forest, Mrs. in Mayfair.
Frank Chase and Mr*. Roy Hol
ler served the guetfts.
-------Mrf. (1 P.‘ ' Martin has as a
Those attending were: Mr*. Al guest for severe) day* her
bert (,’onneliy, Mr*. Robert Tilly, nephew, Pat Withrow, Jr. of New
Mr*. Jamea' Pittman, Mr*. Paul York City.
Stine, Mr*. 1. B. Method,
■Bn/r, Mrs. Linton Allen,
Charles Collin*, Mr*. Flynt,
Mrfc Norman TJeForeir t j /
M rh
Mr*.
Air. end Mr*. Joel Field have
and a* their guests Lieut, end Mrs.
Or- I-ew~Fle>o of - 8 t Peul. Minn., and
Robert F. Murray of Atlanta, Ga.
Alm Mr*. W. C. HOI. Mr*. J.
N. Tolar, Mr*. J. D. Woodruff,
Mr*. W. A. Adams, Jr.,Mr*. Jo s
Mrs. William .McCombs and
eph Meisch, Mrs. Glenn Llngle,
Mr*. Hawkins Cor.neliy, Mrs. Kd two children left today for MasMeisch. Mm. Al Lee, Mrs. Ralph sachusetta after spending several
weeka here with the forrher's
mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Turnbull.
Mr. and Mr*. Jfenry W. Hold
and two children arrived yester
day for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. .11. Muirhemd,
who reside on Brisaon Avenue.
Richard Maxwell To
Appear Here Monday
til lea* l tine Ina.iXet.
•ifWIul llutrhiion resided in .1
thatched roof hut. which wo*
•ouch cooler than canvas* cr tin, I
Leaving Mi'tutai jn AJII if. lt»15, he
trawled to Mlniiatmo where the
natives were cither extremely
intelligent, speaking more than
nrje language, or extremely Ignotani and wild. The M«ro natives
di'liheil the f'hrUliali native*. T.ho
Mora, oft* in the minority afvlj
would like (cr tjre Philipi-ti.i« to
remain under the JarUdletUn «•(
the T'hited Stale.!. lie uld.
In. Mr. T o u h y 'a editorial
‘Saucvred and Blowed” he t ited
the cum- of a bu* pnsscngei who
| slopped by n ronfshle rat xlmrk
to obtain a uu'lif coffee, The,
’»*• eager was in V hurry a the
bu* wa* about to depart nni| when
served hi* erffee found tt wni
loo .hid to drink. While Wonderiiit? what to do. an old tramp who
had lioen sitting in a dark comer
app'oachct! the man and offered
him hk cup of coffee which wathe club, saying that Mr*. Ruck already “-iiuriued and Idoned",
er stood for the best in home life, Thic gov (lire rharnctarilc'd ilmT Ht»* rtT h e latest fJTRftoTaken of
man n* being affable, neighborly, ! Princess Elisabeth, heir To tho
and having initiative. Tlieae i throne of Great Britain. Her Royal
trtutv ran be p^asesned by every [ Highness Is wearing a rose-colored
one. he *n:d. and when combined j lace and tulle picture dress errtwith ability, helpfn^ne*'*, and t/ioldigtd in row and gold with
f
civic pride, you will have n per- liittak l i l i l f i t i l l l n a f t , f.
Hn who wo ld do welt by lib
neighbor, himself and his- Uian...
, Tb.. |minting, •‘The Title Page"
of in- by Claude Rsigurt Hirst and ownclimates, ed !i\ Mr*. Martha Kivten of Garden Club Sale*
of the New Yoik City formed the art Scheduled
Saturday
lands ho *<>cilim of the ntaguiinc. Carlyle •
fl **'. 1*1 Sgyinoiir, student rf Rollins t’ol-l The G arden Club sale ha* been
t carried lege, a’nd a native of Wilirilngton 1 po*t|icned lxcaii*e of .weather
t, n 0 1 Nd'.,’played two piano selecthuui. | until Saturday at Itt ik) A. M. nt
ll"
*Chepin's F.tuda No. 3 and Sclierro ! the corner of Park Avenue and
‘
* from the Fantasy Piece* by? Sixth Street.
The club will* hove -another
rhe hill* I-hdfl^* Griffes. She 1* nil honor
, hi• „r
nt and a pupil o * Wnllei - lie diiriln* the week of Match
3 w)ieri dogwmid, ledliml, ciwbnpple, sweetgtltu nod greybeard
trix* will Im .nit soil, Mr*. C, I.
Pur * arid Mi*. S r
will take o rd er, op
nmi rung .,f Mulch I
I LATKX RUBBER i
|
SEAT
Happy Birthday
J CUSHIONS :
POWELL’S
February 28
W. M. Mixon
•
r e s o l u t io n s
gf
TIIK PILOT 1’LUB OF
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FEBRUARY Mb IIM6
There#*, •tod in Ilia infinite
Jove and wisdom has railed, In
ties heavenly home, our i«loved
fellow I ilat. Elizabeth Morgan,
we, j h t incitibp/* o f the Sanfiad
Pilpt ('.nil res iye'
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I. Ijoit ■n o r ’• i iuh hift ’ lust* a
valued «n.l loynl ineptber , wlio^i
piervni; pc'n h g jl jn tsn in allxurn.
girrhrrtifgiC *aJiJ.'.'.Suhs*c Tnt(u»»"C.-V-i;
e Mr. MaxiveU hits l|on
If * *»' »Rh “* forever.
»
new
program I
-• Fhe wnt n loyal
living*
i«iio station*.
n \rcin*fcrptc*l 1lf«* of loving **r- *
s hpDeainnrt- h e m l ' leg to idhem. That the memory
it trail cf Veteran*
*u’r ot1**mi *hi lifts her devotion
nips, an* organita* •" duty and her bravery n id
take clean enter- patience will remain iu ai benohe veterans h.,«>ii- diction and example for uY.
uive radios to t(i
;l Thai vie extend to her beThi* otganliutijn 'r »v*,,! fa,"'ly nui .Iccp nmi sin- ..
a national cootsympathy, praying that they
g of Bishop Edwin ""iy find com fort which cornea
Senior Bishop of D*>ni trUitfui faith in Cod.
Church of Washt. That a copy of these resoluJames T. RuFklcy, thins !«• placed on our i-ormanent
he executive cons- record-.'
that -rm»ies hr luirfr ■
I’hilco Radio Cor- to the members r.f her family,
htlndclphin, Unroll
Signed:
tirnld Peat Lecture
Mary F. Rawlins
f Now York ‘City,
Ruth Hitting
The public i* cordially invited
to h*nr Mr. Maxwell in hi* only
appearance here.
The rust count uf North Ameri
ca is almost directly north A the
west coast of South America
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I M
I 1 .9
Provincetown
Players
Pico Theater
Last four iH’rfiirmnnccs
Wwl.-Thurrt.-Frl.-Sjtt.
b y PUPPY THl POAPVISl |
WHY SO HAPPY,
i _p u d g y f y e :
Ilot. eiMot
until
the
Capt, C. II. I^tlm e r, Mr*. C.
B. Ioitimer, Mrs. Zena B. Redding
of klocon, Ga. are visiting Mr.
and Mr*. W. T. Wansley of Lake
Mary. ,
l!.L6£ HOMf AT
MAWWITU0WJ/
V MARCH l i t /
^roueommaj\
Next week
The Comedy .Mynlery
JVi expitn consumption of petnib-urn to the United State* is
•tit times the average for tho
test rif th e world.
t
O FFIC E S U P P L Y CO. ,
2 We Are A* Near As Your
4 i
Phone
‘ftlO li Mag. Ave.
Phone 586
M u rd er
W U houl
C rim e '
i A Young Spring!
—a beautiful Spring
tl Hollywood’s new
iK ID D IE L A N D
toes or ticke^.but plenty of file* ■\ic(‘nn]in
Tho mosquitoes found In lh** i . ...r,.
Phillpnlnes were definitely » ! y c , j’f„r
malarlsl mAsquito mvl if the s o t j ^ r j ‘_ j ( _j
tllor* MiJ not uxe ntalirlne thrv)lliMi; jjr
wet* »ooa moioria victims, h* \|rs ' yj,,,
added.
| jjomc
• The rainfall on New Guinea wo I .uUvcnirImmense with 2!V0 tnche* o yea. * t iu ■ , ,
downfall. Sept. 16, 1044 General I i alft .|.p]
Hutchison’s unit left New Guinea xJEpa c|,
and arrived on Moiotsi, where (ihe n»tiv
some natives "could spook PbgW*rrpl&M, „t
amt wore a HtOe more clvllixeil \ mblex. Al
Agriculture w a s on u higher level
y e n tf
end •vegetable* »uch as lomalt>es.. .mil wall
corn, pepper and okre were ttvntl j.ulay aiul
able. Eoony and tenkwood grew (paper sly
here. The weather was extremely . Myosaku
hot during the day but the night* I dl the Jn
were delightfully cool, requiring1i-ral Hull
Beautiful Clothes for your
. Bouncing Baby
•SunIniil’* nmet riiMHilfli Inf.iMt'x
iinil t Tulili imi * Sli'ip ha* e\>r> ■*
thing your tlii-roli tii'i'd* for
S | in up
Infant-*
Infants Handmade
Imported Dresses
FOR WEDDINGS, BIRTHDAYS, SHOWERS-, rx
DRKSSER SCARFS In ChlnMe
F H « L tc e ............. . .
luncheon
Ma t s
LUNCHEON MATS,
.
12.17
OUEST TOWELS. Hand embrold,
ered 89c to 92.17
ssc
PILLOW! CASES hand embrold
Mexican
hand embroidered work 96c each
HOT ROLL COVERS, h*nd-embroldercd linen .................... |8.98
Itatlilniiuii
SLIPS, sizes |,_ »
Itnhy Hunting. Nntm
Sizes I and 2
4.1)8
lliintl
i-m litoiibi .1
2 hi
li.litl
undiroiduml
PILLOW
2.98, 4118
Hand 'ctnbruiui’m l CKEF.PERS
2.98 1.98
OIUFI RLANKETS, Satin Hound
.1.98
CtU tt COMFORT. Tnffptn
Rcvcr.wililt*
8.98
CASES
Iii NEW SPRING COLORS
Diaper*
2
Rubber Pauls
Colton Panties
Waterproof Sheets
Bonds
Receiving
‘Blankets
InYant'a Sweaters
1 to S .
6 x 3 RIBbED LISLES .45 and .76
FANCY HEAVY RIBS .65
FANCY
RAYONS
. 45
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�THE SANFORD BBRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
URSDAY.
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A_.__ 1 . 1
iUARY 28, 1946
Ben Chapman’
Levy-Whitner Signs To Manage Celery Feds
National Loop’s Cellar
"Batter Up” Break
fast S l a t e d - ..For
Tomorrow Morning
TB HNTBIES
HOC t r a c k
At. :USQ-Building
real pitching. *
<W"I Hair IJsilr IXakltl "
Beany's
Minnie* Love
s*l|t, AH, Fseaton. Mriy Money
K iin o h i,
A bo.
SO horn* runs. He U looking for
18 to 2Q hero* run* from thru
other players—Jim Taylor, VInW
Di Maggie, and Ron Northy.
'tan Chapman adds that these
iwara at tba plat* • alao will
>latar hla pitching ataff, along
Ij iJ
Interested
r that hla
» ba oltey.
i that tha
everybody picks us for
KM. I lusty Tale, t olutM’k Brav*
Flying Jemm.e, Itsd H U rm i, W est
Sanford Avenue.
President Joel Field of the as- trn i’rlnr*.
“
a
Iftn le le l*
,
pending hla dollars, until ho
Ma s s )
mp unit, Yankee Man. lisa I
Cnonl Moresby. (Utlanc I
Trfsnjwr». Ilsmt. Never Frer.
H ill
'-if. t —
Mohawk
.1) the Paste, are sold and w ill1■V.**'!
assure the city of having a taam
represented In the league during
the eatira season,.win, tote cr regardleai of whatever the circum- K la k lk H e re —« / IS
H o lie r
--v
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W
MW
WM„
iiiv m u v ij
tag. And with tho
Chapman figure* Us
juit bound to be hi
motto eeetpa to be,
a drum major."
H ere— F e le r ll
I’rles. llri
movement needs the aupport of
every ha«et>*J| fan In Sanford
and this*city is too fina a com
munity in not be rej resented in
the Florida State Leogut.” lie
went on to ergs tHWt rvery fan
be prepared to taka an active
perl In Tutting over this move
ment.
Charles Morrsion, former gener
al manager of tha Jacksonville
Tara of tha .South Atlantic lea
gue, said this morning that the
method Ulng employed by tho
local baseball essrc'ation to form
a sound financial basis upon
which to operate ii v.ry worth
IH a la ie la
D u p rr,
■r. War
o, Jrri«y
BUI Iailtariff.
Sportsmen Group To
Meet Tomorrow Night
N lle i
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A meeting of tha Seminole
County Sportsmens Association
will be held tomorrow nigh t. eta
8:00 o’clock at the Armory, a 9
cording to an announcement today
ing to embroidery on tha tlfeve*. by Porter R. Cansing, president
of tha ergaaiaatloit.
Mr. Lansing asserted that tho j
Brooklyn waa at.hat. Ivaa Olwa public, particularly those Intere»was sent down to coach M M
ia hunting and fishing, to atthird base.
Andy says that Manager Wil*
ert Robinson of the Dodgers —
L’AKBECUF CANCELLED
Incla Robbie — waa giving slgFletcher Bulla, chairman of the
aU from the bench. Ha could
to him all right a^ille playing Chamber of Commerce baseball
iiuru, out
v sew committee, announced at noon !>fl
Robbie because, tha catcher and day that the scheduled barbecue
io r the Brooklyn Dodgem and
tha umpire were In the way.
Olaon complained bitterly. "I 'members of the school rare has
bod an argument with Rnhbls been cancelled due to inclement
yesterday. and now ha‘a hiding weather.
year The uniform, wlH ha
most
terrific*
red, white and
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B r o lly
N e n h F la g , a l l T s tk , / p
H e n l.l F in k L ess,
hull Association to
patan to rales funds.
Edward Higgins, manager of
the Chamber of Commerce and
who had been instrumental In
aiding the mrmbrrn of the as
sociation In tUniting thalr preseason activities, said during a
meeting last Baturday that tho
plan of giving every fan an op
portunity to participate In the
Association.
Bsllcve. It Or Not
Flctch-r Iloils. active chair
man of Ihr Hemjnole Count)
Chamber of .Commere* baseball
ton-mil lee, ailed a meeting of
II
bee* of tho association for
' .effort*, they am. rutting forth to I
provide this
-'erlaJn-
JULIAN HTENSTRO
at the City Halt. Every mem’her of hU committee waa pres
ent. Mr. (loll* remarked that
this la the. first time In his
life that he ever saw 100. per
cent attendance at a committee
meeting.
~j
Heath. Wo'
t:eacn.
We're filing his card
however, and If Sanford la suc
cessful in bringing Brooklyn to
our much admired Municipal
Athletic Field fer training naat
Spring, we'll send hire a specially
prepared schedule of games.
’
Association Meeting
Porter Iarising this morning
urged alt members of tha Sem
inole Coanty Hporlamena Asso
ciation to attend the meeting
■i;heduled fee tomorrow night
at 1:0b o'clock at th i Armory:
is. . — •- * —
Rrhrdule It
We receiveil a caw this
^
:--- --•■"is ssfi vaitiuivui;
betterment of boating and
umpire In both the American and here. WVra sorry to report to 1 tag In our county which
won in
tuuz. Two yc
Chesbru led the Americi
while aervjni > them up for
New. York Ll Ighlanders.
the signal from ms M l cant
Ona of the Brooklyn Dodger rtley it to the hitter." > %
scouts, Andy High, tells the one
ebcut tha time he called {ha
■Ignats for tha opposing team.
It happened about sis years
I played, i
after High had left tha Dodger
changed IL
for the Cards one day In -a
g**e with the Dodge re at
Kbhets Field. The flrat time
sa
balj ah* Ih'ffif
ford In the Flo!
Player Salaries
' wood*'
Wllh.
winning
■«W »!
The . guinea
pig.
American cavy, distantly
to the rabbit.
A t the end of the Revolution!
'arK Congress ordered tj»e dl
entire artnw eg
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Children’! Coughs
31c Per Jlna far t l i w t l a w
IS Mr tins far 20 Insertion
Mini mom rat**,. ~ . Mr
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Attention!
CABBAGE BAGS
ey’t Drug Store. Part Umt or;
60 lb. bags, per M . .
1146.00
full tlqia.____________________i
(These bags are complete with
COLORED glrla for laundry!
Strings)
work. Good hours and good!
Citrus Plcl-.ing Bags, each ... fidlS
pay. We will teach you. Sem-'
Cflfpers, 11.26 and *1.80. ,
Inole County Lnmidry Co., j
A. Jt. PREVATT SEVILLE, FI.A,
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Phone 2101
Box 07
EpENDABLE
Goldsborough girl
a J .U .M—J U A tl* » n *
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washing. Ironing.. Three days
Sixes at-Tha right price. Sunleyweek, short hours,' $8.00 (veek.
Rogers 'Hardware Co.______
Phagan's Store, formerly FoitCHIN AWARE—See^ Jur 32 and 67
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7 x7*Rogers Hardware Co.
0 years o ld .
Prefer elderly
woman with some practical
:M O I) E It N two-bedroom house.
numlqg experience. Good Sal
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porch, fT/npl©te!y furnUheti. Ili
quire owner 108 E. 7th St,___ VVAlT/lESSEa "needed at the Allivered.
tamonte Springs Hotel. 8a|ary,
ORANGES «2J>0 bushel
room and beard; good tips.
H. W. Lord' Phone 71
Experience preferred but wR)
train likely applicants. Phone
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heating stove. Patent quilting
Live In. Mrs. Minnie Frssetl,,
frames. Chest. Electric brooder
Sanford: P. 0 . Box 125C. c ol
200 chick capacity. 2 -‘water
C. E. Rudd.
, -fountains. Electric r o a a t a r .
Phone 572-W.
H E L P W A N TED
t§ 2 BURNER oil circulating hiater;
double Iron bed, coll spring, YY'ANTED: Gifi for Cotiindic Wo have in stock ami avnllj*
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lando, desires furnished apart
ment or small house. Vkite or
’ call Lt. John W. Rogers, Fin
ance Office, Orlando Air Base.
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OF T H E W O RLD
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- BO YS OF
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In money matter* is strictly
W O O DCRAFT
UPHOLaTEBElT rabrlea. Upea- 'respected here. Friends anil
relatives are , not questioned
tries,
brocatellea,
damaaka.
Meets Second anil Fourth
about your credit. Your em
Imitation leather and di tpery
Monday* 7:30 P.M. At W.O.W.
ployer or business sisoriate*
. fabrics. Arrangement for cart
Hall, 110 8. Park Ave.
will not heaLof your personal
age if work desired. It. S.
affairs. There is no cause for
Brown, 2011 N. Orange Aye.,
* embarrassment.
, 0 ilando,‘Fla.
H . J . F IN C H
Reasonable’ credit requirements.
District
Representative
No co-maker* on money loans.,
m 1 JERSEY cow. See Mr. Edward*
P.O. Be* « 1
Variable payment plans.
1
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at High School Farm after 0
FAMILY LOAN CO.
• .o'clock.
...............
Office Phone *J67
Phone 3 3 '
Florida Bank Bldg,
Resident i'donc 639-W
1P.33 Chevrolet coach, good condi
tion. 4 new liras. Henry I>sRoo, W A N T E D T O R E N T
407Yk W. 1st St.
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fully equipped with Moves, elec
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*1176. Box L c/o Herald.
CLOSE In 2 story four lied room
unfurnbhed Rome. 1H baths,
2 lots Immediate possession.
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•MODEL A Ford truck. Inquire
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excellent ■bargal n. J. L. Parham,
The Sanfonl Herald.
Lake Monroe Corner,
TRACTOR,
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GIRL TO m anage‘ Jew elry Dept.
Mather's. See ^ r . Brunaon
PIGS, registered I
.8 weeks old. |8 0
EXPERIENCED '"w altreas/. ^ o r t
hours, good pay, 8-day week,
e g it g e n i a l atinoaphent. Rcy
- 3 H, p. walerwMch outboard mol-- * Johnson's Red B am , tyiway .7,
* or, practically new. Inquire for
3 ml. south of Sanford.
p lg r ' |I 0 each. A
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Z Mr. RUnerTTia-Omit Am.I i p i ^ k . T s p e e d axle, 8)16x20 Lost and Found
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Vctit —tUdgsir'v tfcjni ili.i.icfant —ti differ,
cnl frtitn
tltiMlnunt jiiu'.i* vver uvttl
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ward. Ph. 423-W, Mrs. Frank
Mefaeh.; ^
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LUST: Eruwn Icaiher wallet eonMining money, identification
papers -(Grace Gotrf) down
town area. Phone 017-W. Re-
Hunt’s
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available. G et out where you
can have room to rate* p*g».
Thickens or children. See E. L.
nicely
Bv PAUL ROBINSQI
furnlahod
‘twin beds, with kitchen and
lng room privilege*. Nice n*
borhood.
Phone !1*7,
TWEV PC/iCriCALLV l
LIVE IN OU(2 HOUSE
C o u p l e , prafti
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PAGE EIGHT
express in large <|unntille*r On*
died RaUirfarm is reported tuAbe making day ^ aU -jK .Q t ilnrode home
weekly shipments of about G.WM . *
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pounds, or more than 37,000. A number of- prisoner. of
flowers.
camps in Qeorgia. Florida i r j
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South
Carolina war* due to (lose
9 Look at any vegetable or fruit
Funeral services are due to be today and prisoners will be sent
I stand In Florida ami one will see
boxes with' California labels. New held today in Philadelphia for to ether camps for repatriation.
the far west state is coming to Anthony J. Drexel, 69. grandson Camp nlanding will take n ntimof the fauniirr
of ilrexola _•_and
tor aof
them. - On*
of the camps
Florida for. gladiola* which
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HOME CONTROLLED’
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Sanford. Florida
Friday and Saturday
REPRESENTING 260 BRITISH Ol BRIDES threatened with long-distance
divorce, members of a delegation leave the If. B. Embassy In London
niter u conference with Ambassador Winant. They sought an inquiry
Into their legal status' and asked lor transportation to the United State*
to win their husbands again or defend themselves In' ftu;t. Pictured
’with th m i of the brides arO Lady Rhys-Wllllams ((eft). Vice president
of the Married Women's Association, and N. Weight (the man in tho
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ings duriitf the 1946 session of
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S^NKOKD, FLOItlDA.
E sU b U sh e d 1908
Says Red Chinese Press
To Begin. Avers Soviets
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946
Higgins Presents
Request To Senate,
Edward lliggln*. manager of
the Seminole County Chamber,
eProte&t
Defense Says
Brown Shirts
-MeceiyMided
Associated Press leased Wire
NUMBER 118.
Police Set For Another
-fl-rttrabts' 'riventtoi
, Meniite' 'Appfopriauon*.
qilttec yesterday tn Washington
whan he presented .the request Pros ?cution
Seeks
Declares .Reds Object of
Hartford for an allocation
Governor Martin Of
To Convict F o u r
for 'improvement* of
British • Assert All Meet poctor Garson ‘ To Demonstrations ofthe fund*
Sunken
Treasure
Japs
didn’t
Find
Pennsylvania Says I
St- Johns River from PaMillion
M
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m
b
e
r
s
rOrdering
Russians
latkn to lake Harney.
Royal Army Forces
He Will Use Troops
Higgins, in a telegram
to
_
Of Hitler G a n g '
Get
Out
Manchuria
President
U.
H.
Coleman
of
e Will Be O u t Of
To Maintain Order
- — 4—
the trade laxly, said he was*
NUERNBERG, Mar. I. uPl—
CHUNGKING, Mar. 1. (AV- accompanied by Senator Claude
Iran By Tomorrow
rnr * u o r t t n : i i r n M i)
The expected alibi—"They didn't
Newspaper* In Chinn said today
Pepper
and
Representative
Maxsod fxvlicc on duty out.that-the- Soviet government has Jiw Hendrick*, lie plan* to know Altai fthey were doing”—
LONDON, Mar. I, (A P )—
has been advanced • by1 defense
| wide tho strike bound G en eral
protested conUnnyig s t u d e n t
lieparr’' from Washington Sun- counsel foi* the 8A, Adolf Hitler's
T h o M o sco w radio
Bays that
“ i M!
demonstrations ' demanding. In i'
[Electric plant today in Phil
in Iginal hrown-ehirted s t r e e t
R ussian troops w ill start
Russia get .out- of Manchuria.
adelphia, were poised for atvfighter*.
Th*
Allied
prosecution
These
nawtpaper*
also
*»».'C.
w ith d raw in
______
|other possible attempt by CIO
king- .the convlctld
conviction of the
is trekingthat
Generoliisimo
Chlang
hulp arts O f Tran. T h e Soviet
in irnnirs lion's 4,000,000 members
pickets and sympathizers to.
Shck’s government ha* sent n
broadcast adds t h a t Russian
*• war criminal*.
reply to die Russian protest.. Tho
crash their lines.
The • organisation's counsel, Dr.
troops w ill rem ain in the
Chinese ' Foreign
Office
ha*
In Uia .meantime.,tho CIO___
Martin l.oeffler, has advanced. Iho
neither .confirmod -nor, Rented, the
— n orth w est area o f Iran*, in-.
A i nrjfument
Tndliifrial LTitlonL’.Council of
that, the Nnii tough*
story.
w eluding th e disputed province
mrrely had heep misled concern
Philadelphia, as n result of
The Catholic newspaper —
o f A zerbaijan .
ing Hitler's true objective*. Here
police action the past two day*
Social
Welfare
—
has
said
that
According to Moscow, the So*
u. tho way lioefflrr looks at the
against the picket*. Is threaten
- Russian authorities ill Mum-huria
ttet tntfd* will pull out of thoce
situation:
ing a general strike. Union
• had requested that J*p*nese pro.
••Forei|*n governments would
part* of ihe country which—in the
spokesman •■•erted that mas*
jserty
seised
by
the
Russian*
he
•had no intercourse with the
word* ef the bromdcait—are un
marches were held outside th*
Pre have
registered under Russian owner I n d u ht r i a 1ist
Orman government If that gov
disturbed. Thu* it became apGE plant In protont' agatnat what
ship. The »tory asserted- how*ver,
dicts Inflation If ernment had been composed of
parent that Moscow Intend* to
j they charged os “police brutethat Chine** representative* in
obvious
criminals.''
continue to take a hand in the
i lily" In dealing with |h^ picket*.
Manchuria haif takjm an opposite
Ajccncy Abolished Therefore, argues Isreffler, how
•(^called autonomy movement -In
Mounted jlrtlico on Wolnesday and
.vlegr.
' A*erb»lj*n.
could the brown shirt street
Thursday charged into the mss*.
Meantime, tho Soviet Ambas
WASHINGTON. Mar. I <#)-» brawlers have been expected to
The Russians have refuted to
of picket* In order to enforce a
sador—Apollon Petrov—lx said West coast lndu«tra|i«l ILmry J, know what they were up to—or
(9 permit Tehran to send troop* to
court order limiting tha number ’
to be meeting frequently with Kaiser, went to hat for r 1-viger were being led up to.
put down uprising* by the selfof picket* at the plant
,
Chirm's Foreign Minister, Wang life for the Ol’A today. He told
To support that argument, Loefstyled autonomist* in Aierbaijan.
MesnwhUe in Harrisburg. Gov.
Shih-Chieh at Chungking. The the House Banking Committe* flrr has In effect described lire
The Jtuslan intervsntlon « u pro
World Dally New* has added that in his opinion the remnvsl German nation as a group of
U6 THE .SHOVELFUL - Filipino silver'coin, part of the IT ernor Edward Martin said Penntested to the United Nations- se
that the GenerallKlmo's elder of price control* woul I. uuo)#fc mental incompetent* — politically million peso, sunk in Mnnila Bay by agent* of the Philippine* gov •v'vsnls State t’ollco and unit*
curity Council by Iran, but fin
of the Pennsylvania National
son, Chlang Chlng-Kuo. has post "spell niiri for Ihe gr-at man# speaking he said
, ernment to keep It from the Japs U shown t<eliig dumped into a '“f. Guard mov be sent to Philadel
ally the casa wga referred back'
poned a proposed vlilt to Moscow. of mankind which I n
on
the
deck
of
a
Navy
aalvogit
l.wii
being
recovered
from
ontjfc
"The
political
Instinct
which
for direct negotiation* between
phia. Marlin declared that 1f h#
Twenty-seven public organisa limited purchasing
chsracterire* the British and the bottom near Coiregtdrtr. NntrK l»„ million peso* Have »l- feel* it h necessary for the
the tw0 countries. An Iranian
tions, meanwhile, have sent a
I
ready
h^-n
salvage,)
by
Navy
diver*
w.„kuig
11H
feet
Iwlow
the
surKaiser
predicted
that
nbriitlol
American
people
is
lacking
in
delegation now Is Jn Moscow to
! maintenance of ontrr. he will *p- •..
telegram to the UNO, urging of the price Control agency wuulu Gei ninny. The G*rpians are poli t face. U.8. Navy photo, ...................... .
diacus* tha subject.
! oral to the Federal government
sanction* against Russia. There result in inflation of- disastrous tically imipatuye and easily Mis
,Tha British - Russian Iranian
for troons.
have beelF perriilent YeporU in proportions. lie asserted th# led ami hence particularly sustr*aby of 1012 set Mar. 2 as Uw
: Tile PhlUd-tnhin f i l l coi-nclt, ,
Nanking that 300.000 Chinese heaviesl toll would He on persona, eVpnide to political seduction."
deadline for the withdrawal
ralle.t on Phlltn M urrsv PH> Nfl-*'
troops are to be aknt -to Manchu len-t nhle to nav
foreign t r o o p s . The Dritish
ttonnl president, who wns a mflkxr
ria to take over from the RusKaiser
agreed
with
oppnnei
Foreign Office ha* announced that
figure in settling New Y,PtV(«
ilans.
of prire rkntrot that th'
the lari. British troop* have been
transit strike this week, to help >„ ,
Chinese
circles
are
said
to
ha*’e
W
By
ln
avoid
inflation
. from Tehran and that
Phtladelphla union* #qrk out
been encourag d by a Russian insure full production But he
all British soldier* will be out of
method* to fight the courteorstatement
that
Soviet
troops
exadded,
“theie
is,
n«
yet.
no
conIran" by tomorrow. The United
deretl tom on mass olcVrHpg, The
be out or
of Manchuria he-'v|nclng
be-1vinrlng argument
argument thnt
that full propectt to b«
SUte^’ withdrew the last of its
i rouncil voted last nl-Hr »n Mr#
President
Trum
an
Serves
Notice
He
Will
t
.
,
'fore
Ihe
United
States
r*oll*
it#
i
ductlon
must
await
removal
of
from Iran on Jan- I.
- special legal talent to fight the
FIR8T motion picture Metres* to t„n t t tr<m Chin*. Chinese of- pri.e *m.,troh"
Soon Ask For Expansion Of Kxportj hi’unction
**
•Seven G. I.' Loan, were among*
receive the honor from
*•>, fid*!* have e*rre*»*pl the view; Th- Induslrnlist took exception
' Negotiations, In rielrnh I" *h»
Amatlcan co ll# ^ tireer Uarooq jb*t tha two *ltuatlon» are quite to tlm stand of the National Ihe t'i loans approved for ptirImporf
Hanks
LendingAuthority
General Motor? «»rike have fel'ed .
U shown «t Winter "writ. F la, V||ffer*nL
Association of Manufacturers, ch«-. f home* by the Fir-t Fel/
----to achieve a settlement on this
cap and
ana gown .ymboUo
»yraoouc- of.the
oi.ure , A.
A Droo'f* off thl. the Chinese whi h‘ ha* urged ahando-meut r«f V*-n Ravine* *nAj l/n*n Assoelain tap
WASHINGTON. Mar. !, (An— >4*t d»r of the eo«tte wa’Vouthorary degree of Dtytor
at their aF
ary m*etln
or of h'A.., exnre*e*d th'.
their gratitude price control, lie txpccssed t’io li.
I ■ »'
I**-.
.
f ’ • • • heard fr an t' e Admin- Todny’s hrtef nerotUttnr- #e*xlo3
----- degree iia * —
hm>‘1 ^ iL
,x y' ,ete“ '*d
Ul'
Evens, praclthe'Awtelnus**
InT^a pretence; opinion that tha -NAM «>*mt i.Rrwy-H'ng to Fr
(-'ration
trwfiiv- that granting_ ' iidjuu^n^ until In U ^ n a *
Illn* Collage
*/ the United State* ipeeial eu- net that .of thausands of mini: lent.
,, , !opi)si5ii
(International)
___
T
The Association has not turn-d
Voy—Goneral G*orge Msi«hnll— | forturcr*.
•M Mrifmu would no!
a juv~Tdown u single Cl I. le>an since it",
at Peiping. Th* Central govprnit »T .1, </P)ANNAPOLIS. lfa
t
for
c*lfu*r
ln*ui.
The
<vn* bualifird1 to make them. Mr.!
rnent
committeeman —General
A i Charlotte,
I. N. 0^ eauole, Pf.
ment waa mnde by lh# Na- Lar^o-Fo^d O n t e r
Evnnj said,
» i
Chang Chlh-Chung— has asserted Cab Driver Slightly*
and Mr*- .Andi*w. Teylor, has*
— —m' doAI Advwtit*” CoTindl on In*
that “there U no other plnee In
been reunited With Anelr fourThe
Association, which n * s; !* R. r 'f t i m l f v . r lin ir m n n o f th o
fnnM#*tj%ry a n d
•Injured In Wreck (ivnllaM" "more than $”‘17,000 for t
thl* world wh-re we could find
year-oldr- daughter,
Tarry, flmissing
w- —
w„
Fit*'- 1
**t t •* — ,Lci! nrit’Lfr’in*.
ff»n| TfUT'ia^
fri«nd*hlp end aititUpr# llkn
kcr ham* elnce Ust Tues
b ans on home* tn Seminote C^un- i nt
Ut
,
tho
upiirun
on
to cftpltnl
-it
iy,
t
J
m
v
Ijlchard
It.
Challettc.
taxi
drlvday. Dr. end Mr*. Taylor and ved
that from Amelca." *
• .
D e q f^ tiV T p d R v F i r e
ty. U- a home owned Institution
•; " ' ' • " "
' • s-iri
• er* » ss skinned nbout tho arms under the authority of the United ' “ fh l
In ' Anna poll* early thl*
this morn
morning
of 'h-’ cllv and emnVc
^
the
same
lime,
the
Chief
ami leg* when thrown from hia ?ltatp» government and all tmllvl^ after an auto mobII* and plan*
nut forth an un diminished of.
ir \ e f f M nf i ■Tn
t) the .pavement ivt Elovunth dual lietosllm, up to $3,000 are ' ri to aid' the Ainrrirnn Red Executive *rr\ I notice that he
trip from Charlotte.
will a*k soui for expansion of TinI* I■*rttl'is^wt fn •! *lit*-*f K''^fftf’i l*r*T3Street
-and
Magnolia
Awn
o'
Th* mining Terry, w*s located,
'nsured. A dividend was declared Cross in raising $ IOO.uml.OOO re 'he
Import Bank'* lending t e r 5II t h e
tifll
safe and *ound,
aound, late yesterday by n r
»af*
the last part of Ihe year 1IU$, quired In whal hi- t rmcl a* th" •s’i'hKr.nnrt
t?'
n B e a in 46th Annual *h^i»
*;(W o’clock Thurs f'r
... -rrol l*v *
IW1 f> e.
o rit- I.. 1 1
non
’i
Anhapoll* police, called to the Duties
l—
r*
s'
the
rit»
of
'Jt.i
percent
annualt"
Of Recently
__ vta......... .......
“fter hb CBl
h '* ,
’ *V
■ti" »ft,noP.ooo.i'no The
home of Naty C*pt. and Mr*.
A '1 deposit* over $3.OH draw
>’
"rn
. itnr-fii fully the utrurturft In lh«* wenr*
f thii
Named Committee M e e tin - Tom orrow a \Iichlgelt license driven I. 1tv’iipr#**’.
Georg* 8eay. ’ i™ !* * c h i l d ____
Uiry.
^
•f H future loan* throu'ri r f t v e r n n t M *n flurn- *
Wilhelm.
brought tB the'haul* by a young
itfflrers jncliide, _ Mr. Evan*,
"The Pet Cross he declared.
npl
throu»»hii»if W ’"L
Chairman Outlined WINTER PARK.'Mar.
^
*’ Crawford
rfnlinir tin J uitf* were
1. (SpcVirginia
,ix year o t |irr„il)rn|
r
||* rp<.ri fjr<l '..(ted 'hruugh four hiltci yonr*
woman whom Mrs. fle*y hired
thl n m o ijn t o f th to n , n t tr if4‘t 1m r n
I *' ^
_.
_
~
■
!«*>)“ Vlor'das oh'eet con.erva- pas*mger with Challetu- wo. tml, v>e prP, (,!coi and Mr*. Rmmmond ■f conflict to prnvi.l
**«# maid. The weipan told the
f
services tu Kx|M,r'-!m|iort Hank'- cniilill nq
Nfr»l off'fleer'* wife that *h* was -J t'* Scnjin'ji* County Junior', tlori orgWnl.ation. th« hTynda slightly biu.scd, according l Chapman, .ec.elary aml trca.ur- .
Winthln an hour t i e * 'a ■ ht.1
-r —
«.
nirecter-i are: “w a -ite r H. thioughout the world.
widow and Terry was her Chamber of Commerce upon U w . Audubon Society, will hqjd dx police.
f
have
, ,
....
. . , Hieen brought under eontr<d. -h'f
recommendation of varloai mem- | tmh annual maetinr In the Annlo
- ‘— -----*------1 1 ‘
T h e . Buick sexl.n
ovarturoe.1
H. nfor,, Doudney,
Frank
**cn th
?M
1<L *
**—
** seen
at ioh
arriuiinlish7!l
ithank*
k . n l . . , ..advisory
council explained
Iney,
F
rank
th*t
job
accomplished,
.
,
a t 3:16 A. M. firemnn began a
ban, voted to sponsor- a blood Russell Thestr* of Rollins* Col and « u damaged on the right ■
■ Jam
- es to the .u p p o rt of the' American t £al . * T ‘• ' M V0,""1 c"P iU |
Evans. Howard Favllle. -*
if.
donor* org*nii*tion composed of l*g*
tomorrow *nd ,.8und»)t r**t door and right fro n t door. Gut,
-H.
i Van people.”
- “
| the hank would In- :t«rd to help search for tho tiody of. an un
E.
C.
H
arper
and
J.
, Mr*. Seay became tuaolelou* 30 member* for the purpos* of Featuring ^ti* gathering of Flbr\- Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm were ri"'
| needy f«r Men nation* until the identified- worknmn.' Thw man U
Arh*n *he. noticed that the child donating blood every, iRroa months d* coniervTlionls'U will be ihm iijjuretl. T he taxi was damaged Hoy.
Today we taet another <"|ually inlrrnntinnal
I,ant,
eolablished t«-lieved to hav<* perished In -tha
im portant task. Mr..I ruinley as- under th r llrettofi WtMjds ngror- heat, which was su intense th a t
epoke with a southern draw), to th* Central Florl^p
Blood showing o f five* motion picture* tin the left front fender m il
T"
K
IKKMAN
HONORED
serted, "in fael more difficult, liy merit begin. G. funetion. Rep- ^ while the woman ihe hired • • Jl*nk.
kept curious crowds well back
o P b ird life In th* state, a discus grill. Jtotb car* were taken h>
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. l, HFi—
a maid did not. Confronted with
‘h' I'lasing structure *t
President Jsck Katigsn report' sion of ti>* problem <J DDT, *ml the wrecker te the lluick garng- The director of Elorida'a State reason of th# transition from war resentntivr. of *16 nations will set I
r that and * new* ftory telling of »J that the Jaycea sponsored field trip* to 81lver Springs. Mar Th? fttse In court is, pending.
to pear#'. It is the nHligatinn and
...
, Fifth gild K Stireta. Northwott,
D epartment
«f Public
precln-:
tment or
i udiic oSafety,
atety , ye>pan*lbllity of every individual up the inter notitmal mxtitutlon j ,.rUon„ ,
' little Terry** dlnppe*ranee, tha blood bank project b*(d reesnlly rltt Island, 8t.«Johns River and, h|(t
„rivu. „ „ f , ||n nt a meet oik' ne.si Savannah (iu jn d Ir e s l a li o n w t r o I m n s f s r r e d
Col. H[. N. Kirkman. received‘ the
maid confeated.
wo* a earn piste- fucco**. Th* th* Blvin’s Arm Hanctuai^-. ncArmy's
■ l«*Kion of m ,r*^ •w ard •
(’rogi | 0 our vftrrmitt, our iKginniog mi Mur
■
AnnepoR* pollc* are holding group votetl to address Uttar* cording to an announcement ma le
fto m 't h e n
c e ll b lo c k to o t h e r
T il 1S T E'EN MEE7T
today. He »*• ^?nf>r5<l ^?f. ouL | men stilt over-l>a» and the woundth* li-year-old nummald. who of appreciation to lho»e citlien* by Dr; A. J. Hanna, President of
station houses
.lan d in g "frvic* *ln the offle* of fl| jn
hospital- cnnllnue tor
f O. l ) ■ damage I# the
, used at least three. different
Tha $.w0.000
of the c i t y ' who as*istcxt (he the Society.
..................
The HaiiTonl Board of school th* Provoal Marshal General from '
names, for North Carolina authorestim ate of th* m anager of the
Th* «ntire «-*venlng progranj tru ileca held W luncheon tfh-cting May of IUtt to November of as long aa these needs exist.
More
(iiiardNmcn
Sent
Jayceea in mnklug th* program
Ittl* Who havo charged her with
Washington Convention Hell Coflkr
Mr. Crumby added that iho
will -be devoted to 'kodachrome yesterday
attain, it* objective.
nt
Seminole
High 1046. The chief of staff of tho
Snapping, •
H The duties of Uie recsntly ap glide* and description*, of nature Be hot I lgnch_roqyi. P je ic n t w ttc Fourth Service Command, Gen campaign objoctlve <>f $IOO,OOU,r Iqto Columbia* ^Tenn. pajiy M ilch ownril the -botWIing.
To Establish
The m anager’ of n night dine*
pointed chairmen of th*rorgan(- Study activities in-the state parks Mr*. Rosamond Chapman, new eral Charles Palmer, preaented 000 r*pre**nt* an alwoluto mini
xatlcn’a standing committee* were U Florida under the direction of member- of- the board, John 1.. tha award in tha office of'G ov mum. and since the opportunity la
COI.HMBIA. Ten.n.. M an X (ill nrarby has asserted th a t he saw
Tallahassee Office outlined
extended for *evcry citlien In — ,Moie stale guardsmen havo the fire begin In bowling nil*ya
briefly by Mr. Ratigan. Lewis G. Bcoggln, Perk Director Galloway and 8. ti. Chaae, Jr.
ernor Caldwell in Taliahaexee.
8*mlnole County to "parlicipatif been moved inti* Columbia after • in 'th e upper stories of tho bul
He
said
that
the
organisation’*
of
the
Florida
Park
Hervlco,
WILMINGTON, N. .C. Mar. I, success depended greatly upon Aealaling him will h* fa rot H.
“1 am confident that our aoc- tho killing of two men (negroes) lug
(Spaclal)—- Tha Atlantic Coast the work of the com
tion** goal will be achieved.”
eon m tttM clmtr* Beck, bntanlsj, of the HlllsborIn an outbreak of gunplay last j
Lid# RtUroad
Rallro
• Lid*
company will eeta- man and called for
■r o c k T h r o w i n g
* '
their untiring oogh River slate Park, J. Wil
night in tho county jail. The', LOUISVILLE, K y- ulV -S chopl
MUh.an offle* at TaUahaallo. ef- effort* in order to keep the com liam
Decker
of
Ft.
Clinch
Staterelnforrenient
will
r#‘i»o
tno
num!
feettve March 1, R. J. Do**, Vlce- mittee* end the organisation a* Park, Weyland H. Stevenson of
Hoy Scout Training tier of guardsmen iu Columbia to tvludow* shattltrod by rockthrow
>t-T
! ■r a f f l e , W U w tllm i ■ whole functioning properly for Hlghiapd*v Hamjnoek State Park,
ing kM* have co»t Loulavlll*
Group HaH Meeting G&0.
announced tot , .
payer* about $2,600 annually fo r
the betterment of the city and and Mr*. Arthur W. Cowell, gu**t
Fuller, a satire Florl- county.
S t a l e Safety CommUsiontr
rara. but a t last- sotrwthiug la
ornithologist from, th* * Penn*ylSanford ha* derived quite a hit fane, .The la tte r probably know
A meetlhg of -the Boy S tout Lynn Bomnr say* he doesn't be ring done- about U. , ■*
former colonel, U. 8.
*
T*£J4
State
'Coil
S
port
Announcer
W
alter
•The
budget
for
the
forthcoming
that
of. -publicity, especially among
Training Com mitter of Beminqle lieve “ th a l'u o have even stretch
Army, has Owen named general
Maintenance men now Install
field .tric e for March 3 t.f- snort reading fen* of the Nrg “Rad1
fiscal
year
.which
was
drawn
l"
Barber
I*
from
Sanford.
County wa* held yesterday eve ed the surface In disarm ing the
■tint In charge at thi* office,
. d by Ja ck Ru*a*ll of Ran- York are* from tha fact that
and approved by the member*
Now, with tha eomlng of tho ning a t tha office of Supt. T. VST, dangerous element” In the middle 12-scction glas* w indewi J n top
Dea* uM.
'
placing b r o k e n
old-fashioned
f
tar
member*
of
th*
Society,
of
directors,
Wig
8
t
Paul
Club,
new
wruaro
will
th*
h i m of tha nation's leadlpg sport
Lawton, but due to tho- w eather Tennessee city. Meanwhile some
. who i* vblttng various
will give opportunity for eeelng writer* have been (laying, at tha appear on tho scene, and MLnni- t i t r a was * too email an a tte n d 44. nrrestesl men, *11 negenes, sashes containing a single expen
by tha organisation.
Jda rill** thl* weak, also an- adoptedconstitution
* ~ . , j
some
Florida^rarest
and note Hotel Mayfair for th# piat few aotan* should at least become ance to dl*po*e of im portant have lif.cn moved to a Nashville sive pan*.
and by-lawa of _
_ of.
_____
______ _—
wwiieed the appointment M B . L
Ttil* doesn’t otep roCk-loxting, .
crganliatlon, which la eurrent- beautiful bird* fn th eir natural week# In order to report activ conkelou* that their, baseball “proe- m atter*. Tlteiefore another -meet jutl for safe keeping.
Shepard at Assistant General
but Jt limits tq about 'bOc thw
being Incorporated, were outities at Hrdheh Rickey'# baseball pecta” are thriving on Florida ing date haa been act for the
Agent, t4« X r i t of.North Flort*;
dam age one rock can cause.
A small collection of beautiful training achoo] f<jr th* .Brooklyn •un*h
S by Mr. Ratigan and adopted
ihine and Banford celery,
evcnlng-of March 12 at the same Air Station Placed
tory,
- .
--------------------, -----^
bird picture* In color, the work Dodgtr* and the 18 odd clubs
iehael Given, writing for Ihe placa, Mr. Lawton »aid.
Mb
-Fla. Shapaid waa forT
of tha great arti*t A tho* Mans- affiliated with them.
New York Journel American last
Freaant at tha meettejr yester
On
Caretaker
Basis
Irlclon Fi
Tha following New Yprk »port Sunday, termed the training pro day w e r e : , Floyd Woodward,
f t ™ Journal war* a; boni. Is being exhibited at Caaa
*
<
_______
Veterans Service
Iberia In connection with this writer* have made It neecwtaiy cess Kara more than a echooL
Member* votexl to
assistant district scout director,
The Banford. Naval Air Station
s'ipoitiorship
of a ooun_____ meeting.
Borship-crf
Ant veteryn In n*cff bf taro"In reality la a bieebiH upl- Jack
. W estern Union. M anager U s
—
—
j
|
^
—
Ruesell,
Harman
E.
Morris,
u , H j =aSS.tJ3b'f“- fiahinr
hs* been placed on a caretaker
contest until a later date
Ic* (frt# of charge) In a: of
te r Thorp te p u t on two extra venlty of about 200 undergra Alfred Feeler, the Rev. J. E. Mc btiii, it was announced today by
th* following eategorl**
' Kbseoe McQowcn of duates with a faculty board7 nr Kinley and Mr. Lawton. ~*
Waiting operator*;
T-leuL Comdr. v .'F . Avery, who nuetted te vlilt tile
*of‘
the New Y o rk Tim**; Bob Cook* SO roambery and Rickey th#
has been placed In command.
the resp nrible.igcncle* Baled
dean," he wfpte. "It L by far
p 40 Percent cJ the Uer»ld T ribune: Don th*
Mow:
^ Cant. William Eastenj who ha*
grutaet education*! program Japanese Crews To
Daniel of the World Talegram,
Coordinator — E. B. Carter,-,
WASHlNGtON. Mar. I, W V- Arch b fa rra y o f the Poet. Iflchtol overeat temp ud In the hlltpry of Man America” Ships commanded the station since mtddle July when hd relieved CepL A tlantic National BMftR Bn
*f. nearly dO-nerrent G aver of tha Jortnlel American,
" WASHINGTON, Mar. 1, (/$>>— 0. P. Smoot, ha* bean tnrufeited
"The main Idas and .
‘ the waiting Hit hdw ard T. M urphy nf th e Sun,
^mploym«nt — U. 8. RwThe War and Navy departments to Washington, D, C„ with iHt
ninlstratlcm has- Goa S teiger of tha M irror, Jack to teach th* A m e r i c
plovmant Service, U S North.
Smith of th a Dally New* and Dodger chattel* In particular that have - announced that Japanese Bureau of Aeronautics of th*
Park Avenue.
*
th* list H arold C. B urr of lb* Brooklyn tha national game le more an art crew* wll) man 20Q- American Navy.
Vocational Training and
than a pastime and tjiat profit! ■hips to speed th* evacuation of
17.016.
Th* .system of teiephotte* ha*
Japinese from'vChlna, Manchuria bten revised at the station and cation — T. W. Lav
ha* asserted ^ f h * w riter* hava been concen ancy can b• achieved only
House.
.v .
and Torom a. it is eallmeted thaj only 10 UlsphonM art now In
feor percent of tra tin g on h»seb*U and Uw pro- and wriou* .etody sod
L*tM As* Iit* no
there a n *oma 8,300,000 person* operation
tn*re, , said
Lieut,
cam* by which Ui* "fu tu re (tar*
Uatlon and State
ail tha led* have to to b* repatriated from
Comdr. Avery, who stated that
■re trained and hava p o t attem pt
ficarr — Contact “*
through
l
Lloyd
talents to begin area*.
h* would soon roUaae a t detailed
ed te w rite ."Chamber o f Com
County
Service OfF. Boyte.
Boy
I
DO percent q fth e
Th* Army ia making ioo statement on the matter,
merce*1 literatu re, abopt Sanford. with for about■■_RDa
wilutfleer,
r, Takach Bunding,
Liberty »hl|>* avallabla fo
for the
n kwWvef, read ing news day after students are ex-Gl'e who
Emergency Funds —
*—
data.Jliw e, piaa •ome minor
can Red Cross, Lake
Longer Life Of
| OPAIs Urged*
By Henry Kaiser'
Seven GI I.uans
Are Approved By
F i r s t Federal
| M | _ Charlotte
• Quid -Is Located'
Administration Says British
Loan Would Not Set Precedent
Crumley Urfres
Cmmfv To Sp^oorf
Red Cniss Drive
Jaycees Vote To
*Sponsor Blood
Jn
Audubon Grnuo T o,^
Ts
I
Sanford Is Publicized In New York
Area. By* Leading Baseball Writers
S
[
UooUvard.
Veterans Adalnlst
.
-fl-fc-./C.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2C, 1Ji«
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Saints To Open
To Get Bid To - -Spring Training
Drills Mar. 25
Big Tournaments
OUTSTANDING !DOGS OF, 1945
last
FUNG
J By Jade SotA Celery Fed Cagers
Tangle With Mount
Dora Teams Tonite
Cosrh Ceorge McClelland’s
Miit J#?-*
J e —;
minnle CeleryyFed*
Feu* and Miss
Durden's girls «B| meet the Mt.
Dora Jlijgh School teams tonight
at the school auditorium, in a twin
bid
.' The Mt. Dorn boys, rumier-upi
in the Central Florida Cunfereiu-Jv
tourney recently, ilcfeated the !».
-als In a previous engagement.
Although Coach McClelland haj
not Xnnounced hla starting tin#.
up. the probable starters Will be
i Ilsrold Kastner and Willis
sgn at the forward posltij
f Verne Clark at center witJi DaniiUl
Dycts and Grantham at the gusid
posts.
Miss Durden's girl* will meet
the Mt. Dora girls, who ore the’Centrj'al Florida Conference cham*
pion*. sine* ibev defeated the Ta>
of the circuit’s recent tour^
varea girls In the recent final*is slated for 7:00 o'clock.
Tha atarters for the girls wiVL
Inclmid the Buwen sisters te l
(Dot ^Crumley a t forwards. wTTn
Alva Lundqulst, Frances LeKil*
Miss Anne Lovell, a member of,
and Lillian Moran at guards.
Mlsd Durden's sextet, said this
morning that although effort* had
bern made to organise "a girl* .
conference tournament, official*
declined to tcnsdule such a tour
ney this year.
Wildcats Favored To S k i p p o r Steinecke
Announces Signing:|
Cop 'Southeastern
Of Third Baseman
Playoffs This Week
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HT. AUGUSTINE, F*b. 20. — |
lly AHKtKTATKI) I’HKHH
Tlie University of Kentucky (Special)—Bill Steinecke, play
yesterday Iwcame the firat school ing manager of the Riant*, an
Buy Your l’a*s Friday ^
to accept an Invitation *to one of nounced today that tha St. Augus
All winter the. Hunfor.l Hnsebal)
th# big post-season basketball
Association or pel-son re(ie*entI----- a a l _.
tourney^
j
. . . » tine club in the Florida .State |
fng It have fought an uphill ball!)
ass
Kentucky
accepted
a
bid
to play League would start spring train
1o gel Sanford reinstatrsi In |h*
in
the
national
invitational
tour- ing-on Monday^ March 25; giving
i
Florida Stale lungoe. In P fibn ney to l^'Jietd in New York'* I the local laueballer* three weeks
ber, when It I'H’ked a<i ‘though
•Madison Sqmfle garden beglrihiiig
begldhing' to get Into shefe
she re lisfore
bsfon the aeawr would l,e gianted n frnnchl»e,
son opens
Mar. 14.
”*
, on April 16.
,
four local men put up fOOlt to
Kentucky won'
out of 21 ! In the meantime, the Saint,
cover theTranehl*? fee. The Sangames this season, losing only, skipper announced the ^virniii*? of
ford Association now- Im* been
orgtiniied and bar made it * pla n s’. 8 .
to'Temple ami Notre Dame. This* a promising youngster by the
- -D ‘‘‘ IX
BawTE
to Irlng h.isebnll to you ’ th iT *',* y ’ i.-jr
week. Kentucky will defend the! name ef Johnny Britt for a trySoutheastern Conference chain-j out at third base.
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aflmmer. The time* for barcball
MERICA’S
dog
judges,
balloting
in
the
second
annual
poll
conducted
pionshlp.
Last year, Kentucky " B r f t t hwtle_ from Portsmouth,
I* drawing near.
by lha Gilnrs Dog Research Ccti:cr.JJcM_YM s chovo.tbcu.fiva.ai won 4he loontsy, then went t o ly * . and waa quite a et*r W.
’Friday will be designated as
the outstanding dogi of (M l.
S ln fo rl Itakeosii
-,**»: lalion
thr NCAA tourney, and was beat- \American l>egion . U a s s H U - ---Quo Shiruik von Marteniand (J>, male. UaUci min Pinlciut t-sned by en in the firk»*rouiui.
day nnd season passes will go
'entering the eervice of Unele|
Rupprechtheim Kennels, Indian*pedit, Ind, was voud t n plies, b* u,..*
on fjale. .T he rust U nominal,
Two other teams virtually cer- Ham. “I .saw Britt play high
np
in
ths
bslloting
were
Giramo's
Impertinent
I.idy
ftr-s
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and the results will determine
pertinent t.wty WJ. U fts’* F v n f J min t» be intfllcd U> oh# of the ,
•l^baMball' proBlue owned by Siramo Kennel^ Borbank,
whether or not w e‘ shall h»*e
ink,
Calif ' Mighty Swctt
, tnunuyF i»ro Oklahoma A. k M*i» * linnntfer St^intcka »*ioe
less
(J),
female
Boston
Tsnter
owiwd
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Jb y C tsu .tr J . I’»*.»i.«f#M, V/ymd N) \\ U. The Aggie. ..won the m*g£|c;
;
bast hall in Hanford this aum
-T W ie p f o s e / O V l
done. Mich.; RudiU of Prides IIW (4)., m*le Atghin IntsriwCinr.l rk»T- 1 KCAA championship last year and
r .»■mer. Your part may teem lit
Britt is 10 years of age, weighs
pion
owned
by
Mrs.
Marion
Foster
Fkrdvim
,
Ner*
Y
ik
City;
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tle. hut Iota of little parts will
wilT reprisent dlstri.t 160'-pounds and stands five fe«t,(
Hertwilhem Ocneral M9c (i>, imlc' PUntc
icr owned ky ih bert V, apparently
make hie parts and several hlg
five In the -nine tourney this nine inches. He Is a right handMaloqcy,
IRiubi'tgh,
Pa.
parts will make Ihe "fake’* rumyenr. NYU may have the choice ed hitter.
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Imtweeri an Nt'AA bid or n berrlij Gimiiully, Steinecke is lining
N ,
The nsfoeiation n ro li 525,100 in
in - the hiytatlonnl t. urney. La t {
t eam to represent St. /
Augov- '
this year. The group explain^!
o|o*r*le during the season, "hlel
.eogue. CC^MACf & *£ .<
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that the trip might Injure A“
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the goal of fi00 parvis, uhielt It
N’UAA and won the «D|ern; i|rftt 'u the fifth player td bo
tralla* chances of retaining the
SEASCfcl
hope!' tu be gained Friday, w ill,
CD)W||, but lost to the Aggi."il 4q,ne,| to ft Mntra^i.
t . Others ln- i e A $ f o d e
Davie cup. .
enable Hanford to field a team fur 1
in the east-west flnalli Tha Ag- c|ut), Kenneth Belli, a formcrl A S A B eo o M t/ 4 P t r o e c R
the forthcoming irhrilule and com
vie* have n season record of 211, vurtne, and Johnay-t*uU#hyr
.ut
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Eighteen tailing yacht* have
plete the iienauM, win. lore _ or
•nl two. M l ! »ia« won j « nnd j Little Fall*. N. Y.. b**th pilJte)'*;
been entered)in th* 1 W6 renew.il
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44*958.
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Im! nlif,
draw. ’
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Bob Woolen, of Dallas, Texas. «
of the St. Teteraburg to Havane
Must of Hanford's ritirens
LASf Wrf4 -Xte- RoPOtf’R J, r t t « W 9 .9 » Yacht race. The race will slarr
11*4- Univct*'ty of Kumhor mu first basi-mun with two years of
have received' a Sol of enjoy
DALLAS.••huh 2l ni't Filed
,(i Big HI* »>u»kctbnll crown minor league experience, nnd
K iO PF6v/u4Cr (4 too OOdg
from St. Petersburg on March 1WL
ment (turn our hasrhall U rn *
TONIGHTS KNTKIR8
lawuy in th'. T.-xa's U?4gue «.ifv-e ‘ '.night by
the dflfeiulimt I I’ncerio Trocjuno. a rookie scrum!
7 . beating
......... ■%.'™
In 'Ih r past. We feel certain
dT DOG TRACK
i. low«
l* n I- th, i cia-.ii’ It-U.-i
1 ,11**11 jclianiiium.
lowu Mule
Male quintet )’; bas-unsn from Mount Viuw. N. Y. ,
The Second Service Command
that they want hasclull again
July IU,
by the late Kene- Uwrence. han. b a n s*, needed; Meheger Stemeck# said he wax]
basketball championship will 'i*
thi* yrxr. The sale of these Plr»f llnre—kutiirlff
saw Mountain Landis, high comovertime period^ to l**at Iowa ( dickering; to sign up Dewey Medecided this week at the Fmd
500 -re son passes wilj bring
lrful> I'urn.ylM, Hhnri HMort^r,
i Htate, 50 to 47. u few week* age. Cab*, who 1* now playing with
Dir, sports arena.
Teams ' ^ 1 '
Km*Krt. N#ei* i i*1ie, * P * 4l)r *T1fww», mlssinner of baseball:
117,500 Inin the
rlub't
treasury.
' Since then, Kansas his bent the Jacksonville .Terminal .team,
* * “ of* the
-* funds
# -Mr. J . Doak Koberts,
Milk lie.mi, Font! *n (*rld«# Kobo
rnmp’te from Cort~ Dlx, Tilton
..
.and the rcmelnder
HrIt,
strengthened by the return of for a shot at the shortstop posi
Presidrb*, Texas Iwague,
Hospital. Brooklyn Army Base.
ff|crtrfetry hivi*
l»tfO; if - N«*r#*n*i H a rr-!‘mimHi » i
Bay Evans, who wna discharg-al tion. McCal>c is s promising play
4lu Central Bank Bldg.,
Camp Kilmer, Fort Slocum, Fort
rout (cm! for. In nlhrr munJt, .
n n . i IImU
n*«>klrk
from the,'service.
er and several nth*^ clubs are reDolla*. Texas.
May .and Watarviat A r s e n a l .
the »aie of ^O ^ k e t a - ill as’ 4^ ”
low n’s bawkeye* , are on the ported to be trying to get hi*
Dear Uncle Doak:
Teams from Camp Kilmer and
By
ASSOCIATED
DRESS
ported
to
th*
Senator
training
sure a full years piay.
Ifcsil). In.ii.-n Hr»ui. iiui-k Vp )*nl.
snot 'if they want* to retain . n name on a contract.
llcn’l It bent hell!.
VV. iircc you to buy your.sea- Taira i t ,, - —.i m a n ,,
Mort Cooper says his pitching I camp -on time. He apparently Camp Upton will compete In a
snare of the Western Confert-me
Youi very truly,
tourney foi
for AVACS.
wing
fesi* better than it was
son puss Friday!
talked Clark Griffith into offer
t bampionship, Iowa’* present re
Ilftir <»frhlo. liuiidf lirMif. Inky
K. M -ljuidl*,
DODGERS NOW (HANTS
any
time
during
the
ing him more money than the
it*,. Jin* I- <till, Itilo Hl*r. Hut*Jr
cord I* K .ami 2, while Ohio Slate
f Commissioner.
Oklahoma A. £ M.'a nll-AniecNEW YOBK. UTb-Thr."* for- y#an.
Conk Win* Deci'inn
Tunc". Night It.irln*. 11,11'a tilrl
111,000 he drew at Cleveland. Je ff Ira football star. Bob Fenimuie;
closed H* season with a record
Ju»t uhfti llic leiter inferred
Thn wall known Sanford l.nx- ►iiHfik llarr—I alarlln
Cooprr
ivasn'l
much
h*tp
to
the
d eclared"Everybody's happy."
of ill and 2.
! |wr, of the Giant*. Tt
itliilaUla llarr)
*
ha* been found physically fit fnj
rr. Johnny Cook, did, aril In
Huston Braves last year. He had
Drill*’* Ihitmi. Jira iJ lllur, Kft"
the draft. Tho commander of t ^
Kentucky I* fnvoreil to win the |Catcher* Krnie I,ombardi 1
hla flral postwar arupipl in Or- ’ h«|‘ N.ttual H<>ll, tiallnnt Banten bone chip* removed from hi*
Southeastern C o n f f f e n c e c»ire llerres and Pilcher Van
latilo the uthrr night)*' Cook «-r, II VV . .xanily. Jack lilllan.
right elboi*- during the wintsr. if
Kafir ‘f.
t
toutnry which will U-cin at l*oni>-; Mtineo. “ *
look a derision over Charlr) I'llp.
llarr—B, I* Wllri
he has recovered hla former pitch
vllle,
Ky..
on
Thurmlay.
The
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Morrison of Tamp*. Cook floor
mtalalrla llarrj
ing form, then lha Brave* mny
Kolar sea»on ended with Kentucky
liiHeti)
n.ini'lua
Jovial
rd hla opponrnt In ihr fir -1
have something to *ay about the a . he skle.1 down New llam ^ 4. K , w|f, prev,0U(T)r bK auv <A
and l-ouisiaiia undefeated |n runGeneral Robert K. Lee
Ia n ) |iuy, l.urhy Frank. I*ll'»l
round for a rnunl and aiiair ttr-v
I.l1r, Tillihli.il Hill, Diirlty Htflp.
National League pennant race. At
faience play —Kentucky urlUt «ix tho firat clarse* In Journr
.. . . . .
a leg Injury. He ha*_ one more
in Ihr third and Ihr fifth Man
alllli llaar— I’alarllyi s
least' they will be a cinch to do trail wh ch drop* Ii700 feel in re y((lr of collegiate eligibility.
win* nnd l-utiisiana with eight Ihe United State*.
res. lie received the unanimous
lUalalra M N I
better
than
last
year’s
team,
victories. .
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vote of |hr referee and-*two t’aii..r,
which finished sixth in the race.
Iiiiaty lll-rla, Tuan Clown.
--------- —I lateicolleRiate football will Vs
Judtra.■iy|i>> Dull, Mhnr lllirklr, Irlal* la>v*
The Lawn Tcnni* Assoclalkn resumed this fall nt Alfred UniIlllty Kinsrd, a local young r r.
Ctrnlurie# before America was
Wotlll.*'
J e f f Heath may lie a change«l of Australia .hr* voted n o t. to vsraity, Alfred, N. Y. The team
discovered, the .Chinese were eat
ster. fought In one of the’ prr- Sncnlb Kara l /H VII#)
■ SevVrul social function* were ing spinach'
man, now that he* .with the semi representative* to tho Wim- will be coached by Alex Yunevlcli,
limlnaiir, on Ihe Orlando card
J Ur t Aalrri*. Ann) VHII<*ar, Kopgiven to entertain the commis
Washington SpmttorJ. Heath r«* bledon Championships in London former Purdue s ta r ..__________ _
and KO’d hi* opponent in the n-r ' TTilr ul. Wilma, III Matron.
Kit-sn MiiiVnra iirui**lailr, Itappy
sioner. But they turned out to
initial round, Ixical fan* ssv Mi-Iron.
Im the'other vray around. Chand
tvinard haa a bright pugiUalie. Kisklh llarr—fl'ia Wllri
ler entertained the folks Who
future lr he ronlinura‘in displnyt
* Hlulairla llarr)
none. He met ball players, dlssuch talent* - — IlUrl" I*.|| * tsAi-lv lOtp* I4MIlened to their stories, told some
V|t|iV.- It*t)u. II urjr I.I11K !-**•)
Sail, Ji|*l) Cannva.
. j
ko»*I one* himself and enjoyed
•J
Clourd Season
,
thing* fully n* ifioch as those wh»
The Game an*l F itih Water
came to see him.
..
-k'isb''.Co'mrniaaion today again
Chandler, former governor aiul
* called attention to the fact that
- — the Mark b e * *-***« *» -this--year
, Will er.’eml through tho month*
of March pud April- Instead of
from Mar. 1R to May 15 a* it ■The City Comml is ion last night
voted to grunt the Sanford Base
did during last vear,.
This change, in the romrals- ball Association a lease on the
a Ion'* regulation* was made to Municipal Athletlo Field, follow,
bring the closed season mure In ing a inquest by Joel Field, prtfl*
.
line with the spawning season dent of the association.
on black burn, I. N. Kennedy,
Tho authorised leas* Will be
director for Ihr commission ex come effective upon the departure
plained, 'Sportsmen are r*u- of the 8 t, Paul Saint* of the
tinned against goinc h* Ihr American Association who will
dates as shown on the reverse undergo Spring' training activities
■ of their license*. Any,Bern ,e here. Tho lease'will expire Upon
purchased since July I, 1045. the completion r f the Florida
will csrry the lorrect dales for State Lungpe heasbn and kny
.--..tha.bla'Jt hasa season. A license playoffs in which the Hihfprd
purchased prior la that dale
’ will show the black bass season
as It existed during last season.
A HMS law’ rvqulras thnt all
fishing Hr* rue* expire aa of Juno OwenB Unrecognized a quartet (and he has an ekcellant
IK) and this will eliminate this
tenor voice I and In other ways
For Greatest Feat left
confusion; From now on nil fish* fine Impression of himself
'ln g - licenses 'will entry identical
with the people of this suite.
By ASSOCIATED PHWiS
license information on tho reverse.
One of the greatest track kn*t * He like* hla fun and hi' capti
field 'athletes ever d»vel6ptd ih vated n crowd of more than 7*>0
the United Htate* Is Jesse Owen*. lit a sports- achievement ltan«|Uct
FritlHy will lie Stanford itaneball AHsocintlon Day nnd in
Th) *pcedy negro is the only with the way he smilingly twin
athlete In Olympic gomes history "honordF thrust upon him by Uniorder to opvnito a complete season, under the adopted
to win .four first pie** mods)*. las' fumed Honelirfld Club, They
In one afternoon, white competing rewarded bint for b-ing elected
budget which appennt on the right, 600 Mftaqn panes will
for Ohio Htate, he .broke threw "the moat useless citisen in the
.world reco « s and tied another.
Bo on suit*. The Association haa hired Ed Lovy-Whltnqr as
Yet one of hla greatest acrontplbhments luu gone almost unri>nmnnifer for tho dub, and approximately 26 ball players thua
eognlsed because he wka -beatun.
During the National AAU meet
far will participate Tn the Spring training workouts which
at Lincoln, Neb.. In l|l35, ,0 whits
broad jumped M feet six suee*will atari about April 1. The sale of theao 600 sepaon poaaea
1946 BUDGET
slto times. Hut on \h* final leap,
Eulence Peacock of Temple eoVur*
will insure the club's operation during the entire Heaaon.
Pltyar SaUrlaa ------ed. 20 feet three InchAvto top
Bus and Expenses---Owen*' beat mark by a half inch.
These passes will cost |36.00 and will be tax paid. If
Meals on Road
Before that afternoon. In Uik
8,000
LlghU ---------------------cniire history o f n i o i a ‘ Jumpinc,
rf season ticket is purchased, tho individual will. save a
, 1.400
Leagua aasesamenta ~
only one man had am laaped
500
Uniforma ---------------total of |7.00 on all homo games. This Is your opportunity
1,360
Baseballs, b a ts ------I.MO
Spring training
.
Gwen*
to auaist the Association In making bAaebal] possible .this
1,200
Gan. manager’s salary
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Baseball’s Most Classic Letter
Was Written By Kenesaw Landis
Mott Cooper Says Arm In Better
Shape Now Than In Past 5 Years
THE SANFORD BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION IS YOUR
YOUR SUPPORT
RACING
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
Established 1908
NUMBER llC ,
Funds Urged
‘French Sources Dis
close France Will
Probably Bring Up
Question To- UNO
To Judge-Jap. W ar Criminals
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PARIS, Feb. 27, (API—
Dispatches from HenDaye,
ort the FronCh-Spanish fron
tier, say that Spanish auth
orities closed their side of
the border this morning—
48 hours in advance of a
border dosing announced by
the Flench, No details of the
Spanish action a r e
im
mediately available.
Effective Friday, the French
will doe* their aide of the border
with Generalissimo F r a n c l a c o
Franco's Spain, thus, to all Intrnla
and purposes, severlnr FrenchSpanlah commercial relation*. '
The action has been ordered by
the French government aa a pro
test aralnat pollclea of the Franco
regime. A popular outcry for an
outright diplomatic rupture with
Spain it laid to be Increaang
throughout France today.
French foreign office source*
have dlacloavd France probably
will ralie the Spanlah question at
the neat aaaalon of the United
Nation* Security Council—sche
duled for Mgr. 21. Diplomatic
observers *ay such a move would
raise the <]ite*lfon of whether
Spain—a non-member of the
UNO—could be Invited to the
council table when a dispute con
cerning her la heard.
Meanwhile, F r e n c h foreign
minister George* llldault I* said
to be preparing a note fur de
livery to the U nit*! State* and
Itrltaln. It I* understood llldault
will state that- Franco regard*
the situation In Spain n* a men
ace to International security, '
Snyder-Predicts
Army And Navy Take
l l r f f g e s t Cuts In
Hill C a l l i n g For
§7,000,000 R e t u r n
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W R E E OF THE NINE JUDGES named by Gen. qiouglss Mar
Arthur a* ’member* of the International Military Tribunal fur the
Far East art shewn a* they registered nt Hamilton Field, t’altf.. fm
their flight to Tukyo. The jurists who will help to decide the fate of
Jap war criminal, ijre (1. to r ): Chief Justice John 1*. lliggin* of th*
Ma**achu»ett* Supreme Court, representing .U .S.; Judge E.S. MrDougqll flf Quebec, representing Canada; and Judge It V A R . iColing
professor of Jaw. Utreclit University, representing the Netherlands.
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Leffler Questions Robert L. Finch
Right Of City To Is Main Speaker
Lease Park Site At Kiwanis Meet
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that If prleta and cost* wrre peroiUUd to epira] upward, business
would withhold finished goods
from the market whllt waiting
for higher returns,
Th* . reconversion director has
added that for a time auch a pol
icy would Inenaae, rather titan
lftMn tha ihortafta of both pro
ducer' and consumer goods. This
statement has ba#n made tn sup
port of a bill to satend th* Emer
gency Price Control Act for ono
year beyond IU present June 30
deadline.
Snyder ha* ueerted (hat under
the preaent setup, ih e re lack of
production Is roMmllng reconver
sion, it Is possible to divert labor
and materials from other uses by
fronting
measured* price
In
creases. He say* this can bs
dune effectively only under ' the
stabilisation framework.
With
Ml prices rising, Snydtr adds, that
advontagt would be lost, lla baa
assarted, hew enr, that the Ad
ministration believes that price
control* dn givatf products should
be dropped **00 soon as supply la
In • letter to The TTeralirioday,
W. A. Isefflcr. a former commis
sioner and mayor of thr eltir,
raised the question of the right
of the City to lease or Mil any
portion of Fort Mellon Park for
a private enterprise, and pointed
out that if one nich enterprise 1*
allowed in the park. It will >«
e**y for other- establishments to
b# located there*
Mr. Leffler'* letter In full la
a, follows:
Mr. R. I- Dean, Editor.
The Sanford Herald,
Sanford. Fin.
It might be a good Idas- for taa
to discus* the lake front park and
th* effect, if any, of tha City
having leased a portion of It for
th* erection of n radio station.
If 1 am correctly Informed, the
lease runs for ninety nine yaare,
which Is equivalent to a sale. 1
Now that a portion of tha park
Jia* been sold or leased for pri
vate enterprise, jl will be very
easy foe other establishment* to
be locatad on the park.
At th* tlm* th* park « u de
dicated a* a par* ny th# City, the
legal opinion was then that U
could not be otherwise used,
that tha City eould not rellnq
th* park for any other pur;
If It |t the Intention of the
to use a portion of the
GermanMagnateHeld now
for purposes other than a park,
By American Troops then the boundary lines of the
it perk should be drawn Ih.
City own* any other land*
* FEANKFURT, Feb. «7, « V
A mysterimu Gkrmatt magnate that they are not going to de
1* 4' .been captured by American finitely uae a* parks, they should
be so designated.
> _
’At the tame time this pork was
set aside, there were some other
lots classed as automobile parking
lot* for public use. There may be
sotne pressure fot the City to
sell these lots MW.
■W# can all realise that, if-th e
town is not going to grow, there
Is going to be no need for these
public park*. Th# th la f to decide
oh, .though, is what Is going to be
^
t ESTIMATE PRICK BOO0T
wWAMIINCToVi. F ib . *7, V Ph-
Eicljelberger Ends
8th Army., Inspection
.r i ULAIAig-PHIA; T tb rS & f
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17,
Al*— Tha llou^c hsv received
a SI. 000,000,001 apprnprlalinn I"1 for Ihe Agriculture
)> c ,i a r I ui a n I. . AgrtcullO*
WASHINGTON, F.eb. 2 (1. </TJ—
A recommendation ' by th» lleu-e
Appropriation, Committee for the
nvnpturu of unspent wartime
fund* and. spending autlwrln
give, ei glimpse of the ware j !
(he future. A, in previous mqi -1
surr-, the Army and Navy tnuk
Ihe I'uriier-t cul , in the bill call*
ing for the recapture of is«-*
than *7.000,000.000. lloth of the!
»et\kr» had lutd the romrufti-'c
that their mighty air forces had
dwindled bi ji mere ihudr OM«f
tliejr former strength,
y In ciiWnientltt*' on thi* tedtk’lion, the committee said .that'
science has icvolutioniie I the.
way* and means of w aifs.* and I
ha* placed us at the crossroad*
I of a new era. The committer
IrrfrrreJ to the testimony of the j
j deputy Army Air Force* com
mander, Lieutenant General Ira
I Kakri
Thr general was quoted
■a, telling the rum mil Lee Hurt V
] Won ,t vs it] l>e possible for am
of the industrial nation* to devri lop a rorkrt - or guide.) missile
which will travel from 3.000 to ,
fi.000 mile, ai a speed of 2,000
mile, an hum
Faker pradioed 1
that this missile will reach I** r
Imirel with esart aecumey. lie )
added that it could carry ten to t
Uo Inn* of explosive and might
even have an atomic warhead. The Id!) to recapture marc
>funds mil 1# rent to the Home ■
j flout lor consideration later this
j wee’;.’ The more .than 7,000,000.!roo dollar* will be added to api proxunately g.%r».000,000,000 which
' previously ‘ had been ordered eunICelled,
SuysOpMiingrPark ^ S p i r i t Of Sporta Is I
, One Enterprise Will
Spirit Of DemoeraOpen It To Others
ey, Says Official
!One Striker Injured!
And Six Taken Intd
Custody By Palk(£
___ i ____t f t . t . ^
JfbUowing
M)ele%t
Mutineer Seamen Ride Through Bombay Streets
<
_
*
The -comraitUe did not touffl
; ( A P I — M p iiR tjd p o l i c y
.'•winging dubs./todny* c h a r g
ed in to 8 0 0 C IO p ick ets n u n cd b e fo re th e . ( i t e g o f tin*
G en e ral C om pany p la n t i n
P h ilad elp hia in d e fia n ce o f
a c o u r t in ju n c tio n a g a in a t
□ u lm p ick etin g . O ne p ic k e t
w ax in ju red and police to o k
1six ;pto custody for qocatlontn^
Th* zavlc* began shortly d t a
■>OO o’clock, K »)'.«n Standard
Tim#, tfel* morning, « T « » 1 hoof}
after 1,000 p,*i icemen ringed a
two-bloek »rc* around tbo'strikto
bound plant.
..
Tha picket# had dispersed tent;
poranljr and than reformed into
a parade which begsn moving
I
|away
_
^
, i til d
from
the plapt-
Someonq
>clW “about face’’ and tha pfckrt* rwutig are and and began an
attempt to move ia toward th#
rate* c f the GE plant. Then tha
policemen, riding on horseback.
rode into the parading group i m
ferreyj them again,l fences and
sidewalk* The group split •and
withdrew then reassembled neats
by
Acting Sheriff William J Mop
.row rod* down the »tir*t in *
I patrol car reading jxiit, of Pen■
AO Outbreak of rloUng m Bernrude thtx-jgh the
E r ! A wrimir-atsufi and had f.»*l
,M Ife.si-ard,* layured tlaty rra-
-derissi ami
ly
_ lr im * '.
ar-l peer a loud-
speaker Marrow- a s l to the pic
ket* "In the name of the Cool*
monwewHh of Pennsylvania I roquire and command all of you te
disperse yourself aid peaceably
i0 depart”
,
j The CIO electrical srorker* Had
j stages] mss, picket demonstTWsrim * before the gates of the <J£
i plant for the past two day* ia
j pre test against the injunchjrr. A
|Common Hea* t'ourt-order forbad#
more than ten pickets at a time
before the gate* cf the Phi'.adel! rhi* plant At tlnaea, as many S I
I ».*0 picket* srerw oo hand and
Merchant To Build Two To Three Bedroom Spolice
anr.ouncwd their latenttoo
‘ tan r V - b . , « f i j r » the injunc
Ranging From $l,800 To S6JKK)
tion udrrj. u» *g fi. re If n o * ,For Veterans In Magnolia Heights
sary.
Annual Hospital Cowan To Begin Large Home
Report Revealed
Construction Project At Once
By T. W. LaWton
-----| Homes
Increase In Receipts
• Recorded By I n s til----------tntion Daring Year E d w in ShinhoTser
V DETTtorr, Feb. *7. 0PV—Tba
__ Ford Motor Company and tha
“The spirit of our *port* I* the
b y ;CIO L"cited Autes Worker# hava
•pirit of American democracy.’’
A >*I2H iwreent inrrraw in thv^
declared. Robert L. Fineh,* general*
th cue meat rives an incieat* of I t
number of cm*#» treated durtUE»
_
_
t _t
manager of the jlrooklyh Dod
a a t i B ( ( t a t , an burr to some 103,009
ger*. today In an inspiring talk,
eo lot* Ford workers
throughout the
to KiwgnLun* at the Hotel Mayin
Magnet** Height* sob c.air.try. The company say* It
fair.
tm tsEe. it was * * a s r a i la iiy herald* “iaiftm id labor rslalionMr. Finch, who Tor. nine years Truman Calls Food
by Mr «'■ wan. s t o jrsteriiiy tn *h'ipa“
has been connected with profes
Conservation
Meet
jAcks-w.r
fof-.?»j-ssl with F»-J
The conttsot will go into efsional baseball, except for a year
ersl il.-s c s r A -' * r'.t, d fK iih fsVt rust *s soon s i the various
and n half Interval during whieh
r »ur«l b ru t her h - d a
an ail o o .‘h» mailer.
he wa* UilO dlttetor ut St l.oms.
J li .1 4 °f which |p*rient» paid W.1.071>i»
nbisvirtg relathin with.rs tb*
tbs k « v tij r s r s s g . Mr. ( o s s s 1
pi'dicfed that when the final
lUtrus and donation* made up lh« rest
m ily" His talk was entered appearmi ‘wfer* the Utty C -t*hi*tory of the war ia written, it
t Her" Including 11,200 from the City of
i “American itrutfterh .
\\e*k“ mission s&i
c y tk « t owill reveal that American sport*
volun- Sanford. $1,000 in other ilonahich « * , observed last s r t s iu t city oases] .its ia the Msg
In high school*, college* and else
tisrrva- tlon* and 3>t(ll from other sources,
um Fvb. IT to H
neha Heights yoid-rriv*. Hfc was
where had more to do with the
is# in- Disbursement* of
included
Stressing the ne«I ef “vxerc»- toW that th* etty. n» accontasre
winning of tha war. through the
e, the a 35,000 war bond Investment.
g th* !* 0ta feeling of relation- * with its ptsn., f t veteran, had
development of the team play
Amer- T h e n wa* u favorable balance
ip we feel with thus* lose to 1 alreu.lv reserve'! 2 i cf thes* sots
than anv other factor. He praised
SYRACUSE. N.T. Frb 27. O l
ust li* left of
In regard to all with whem for th* as* e# th* i * n k e r e s — A union exm-utire say, the Em
British Integrity In sport also.
iprtste
.
During
IM1,
patient*
dmitleri
|
com*
tn
contact.”
Mr
Shi"bss\
the
o
m
s
m
i'a
s
e
n
agteev]
to
Declaring that he was proud
pire Star* Telrphi sir-Union will
»l v<df numbered 99(1 a« rumpaml with
user cited the two main ■ « « « grant him » year • cp tva to the out join the nation-wide strike.
to lie associated with professional
hut
an
9
£t
in
1944;
birth,
were
371
a
,
r
th#
lack
of
complete
uruker.
remaining
bs«s
baseball, ha paid tribute to llrookrsiWj trr the National Federatk*
i-griuna compared with 2KS. and minor
.1tiding as .elfchttewe or be ! The Magr- ba H* gtir* u r n ir of Telrphunr Worker* for Mar. T.
Ivn Manager Rratvch •Rickyv n.t
we
do
cases
treated
hut
,
not
luted
u*
nun(
too
op
in
lulls
ted.
Sti.1
towhich
ik*
b)®
(*
«tll
ie
h
alt
the ■'hinst brilliant man in base
IVrudra! J.Mfpk Coffer ray* the
spread admitted werr 146 a , compared
lersnee.
, U*v between 1-c-i'l and Melk*
ball," who has livt-d. ho said, n
m e u tn v tf lu J of thr union has
with
|]
4
.
•Hrolh.rhusal „ -m e .
g t h a t ‘ 'He A . e ^ * 1
So
rich, full life in upbuilding Amer
reaffirmed n* rvw-rr.! stahd' at
sits at home.” ...al M Shin- W t h
a»d Twentieth M rret. jtrsiydiis when it opposed th*
Ft-viAccident putient* were slightly
ican democracy in training two
.1
__
l_r.
a
.
east
of
Rene
'
-rt
and
so3.Ssuff.ce. more numerous Iwing KTI as comgenerations of boys In the ideals
strike caked by the national
of playing te win ■and In good
iggiea- Pjw d with 74 th# preceding year.
federation.
Appixstvvn
w.U
b*
yrn-ewswd
sportsmanship. ,
(
... >hw **h* number of major operation*
in th * order ia whsch tie r are
decline] from |Si to 123 and
Terming moJtrn/young Mil
recvrvvd (r a veteran*, vs A Mr.
re.Me* minor operatons from 141 to 130.
players as xcejl Ttflmnered. fine
C b s s s . I» other sv e ib , "F irs t FBI Grabs Pair Who
.h. rne. Patient days Were 9,1*3 as comlooking, young buainee* men, he
eucse first s c r ie d ' I l f added that
contrasted thalr fine behavior in
Shot State Trooper
unV ’
wtt" 7- ^ 7 th* preceding
by 1st* Fall I r > i f * c u to Rave
" ul1* year. Average bed occupancy inhotelii pullman car* *nd other Housa.
W
hanaira
completed,
f
ICs b IIs s m Oa |-W*w Threw) .
public place* with that of the
D E T R O I T , fvh n ,
Local tabor wi3 h* icwd a* far
“bOMball roughnecks” of the
aa jiu iik ls ta the hoe^'oocvtrac- 1Agents r f th* Froeral bureau o f
early day* of th# gam*, "who
ticn. h* 1declared. a=d added that Ir.veatigau.ci field office wad
wer* not- m i allowed to »Uy
fee expected that it » « 'd be Detroit police base captured tw *
in good hotel* after they had
difficult to set-ore bsuid-rg raa- tend its. iJectified .by the F B I se
wrocked room*." 11a pointed out
tonal*. m c l*!-g Nmher. *4*c- th* pair who s lo t an Indianathat professional sport* have not
trical and phtmhcee sipyLsea. bwt state trooper Sunday.
grown rougher, but little by little
Thr
two (n*CToea)—^Wlfliale
expect, Saafard to r r t its iksrv
MV* respooded to the viesrpolnt
LAKELAND, Feb. 27. (Special)
alone with other ettvew t a b as Steed* and Willie Lee Hopfelnt.
of the average American "whoae Paul R. Lickman'of Ruskin. Dixon these are departures from past
Ortamfes a.’td U sjtoea Beach. _
fboth o f Louisville, Ky —wer# cap
.viewpoint U clean and - whole- Peart* of Mismi and Perry- N. procedures and little, knowledge
tured early today in a small d ean *
of th« most effective method* of
'T h* feemes snU k»v* two to tow
1 * Detroit He 1*1.
Whitehurst of Sanford have been employing them is available, th*
thr** bedrooms n e k . an i will be
The >rad of th * Detroit f g l
named a ' sub-committee to study sub-committee was named in the
built With private capcuL bat |
t l f a v — Robert G uens— say* that
and experiment 'w ith Post-war belief its members wer* beat
according to Mr. f o s s a , will coo- the two rr.ra shot Indiana Stale
merchandising by the Florida Veg qualified to work out lb* details.
form to FHA r*«,-iireT»e2 tK facxlt- ; Trooper Robert
Bennett f e e
etable
Committee. -Their
ap
As known instances of experi
tatisg FHA b s s s to p e rk aierv 1 i a » i last Sunday in a shooting
pointment wa* a development of ments which are headed for some
Rested* ling a f th* «rart=re I fray h m t Seymour, lad. O x e n
a directors’ meeting conducted .degree of sucres*, th* example of
hooaisg the t’o v u itoe* ee F ir s t 1.says th i ia ir —wanted on chsrgBt
over the recent weekend at Avon on* grower w:s cited to show
Street ia rearly firtstfeed and all J df v ista L -g th * National Motor
Park. It followed eriensiv* dis wherein he hqd obtained improved
u p s t a i r s i f a i t a s c t t - s f i he) Vehicle Theft A rt— bed frv* gang
cussion of present and future prob and more attractive containers
prset Wally completed liiv *1 *4 . ui
iSnur pG ittiticn %b n tlN f
lem* of marketing faced by th* for his products; he mad* a ileal
he said. Mr. Cows. U s irced sa
industry. Chairman L- L. Ktuck- with retailers to handle them ’ a t
Sanford for t l je e r s dartag
ey of Pabokee presided.
tha Boy Scouts, the chib voted which ties* he has h m a dry
Generally, th# commit te agreed cent, instead of the usual 40 to to giva a donation of ltd to the
that progressive steps must bo 60,. in the good faith thpt he organisation. Announcement was
'raining' In Meat taken to promote the welfare of would grade carefully and would mad* of th* state convention
C a t t i n g Available
It* members. Reasons were seen follow with replacement any leases which will be held in St. Peters
in the expanded production of the
burg
Ape.
9-7.
Tbo*e
who
staa
Drv J . B . Root, e s o m b r f t r
war roars. Increased competition, caused by deviation frasa thi* po
tamo from foreign countries ky. Thi* had resulted la re
which, because of cheaper labor newed Interest, both on the part
and other factors, h now able to of the r*tailsr and the consumer,
reach tha market* a t tower ceeta; and a better movement of good*.
Th* thought of th* committee
and the deetre o f the grower to
nine* his product more sttrartivo- is th at it* sub-committee, made
Its and in higher quality before a p a a d t t e o f aUrt^aad^ far-seeing
Speaks To Pitots
• Brotherhood
Whitehurst Named On Committee ,
To Study Post-War Merchandising
‘'"xlSIu’S'
dem an ds c h a rg es
and varied sissilm oaky,
OTTAWA. Feb. TI, W - Cana taka advantage o f Improved ter toward th* adoption of unified
dian sttomeyi « • rrvpsring to rier services, to dovulop more at- movement* for the- Industry aa •
demand that th# Dominion govern- tractiv* packaging, to grade mor* whole.
carefully, to produce better vege
table* St lowrr coot, end to adopt
T ja £ mJ s s r s i
�tSV'-' ••WJip
'WtxbNM?Jr/***vV * ’
'
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
fA llE TWO
I
'or a gtod krern iJwik'ia W et spying growth e. t* Mall ur dcr ! If jhb I
In*, apply #0 pounds of 4-‘A5 way’. Jlroadcuit It evenly over work anl
* ° mr
the laVn and then v i l e r It In wklle ha
•very 1.000 aqaare feet while thorou- h|f,
land* toll
m u I* dormant or oeforr vnorougniy. .
SIGNS
!
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
iraae unionism
Being Hampered
* In German Reich
< a
i .|
First Returns
Give Tamborini
Lead Over Peron
A F Of L~ Officials
Says Germans Are
Trying1'To Organize
R e s u l t s Significant
Since Peron Land
slide Not Revealed
PARIS. Fob. 27. l/Pl-An Ameri
can Federation of Labor repre
sentative ha, just returned from
^vrmany with an assertion that a
rebirth of trade unionism U be
ing hampered there‘by, “military
grvernment red tape nud local
American-ho.villltx,*' The idwervar
It Irvin* Brown, who ha* re-
BUENOS A lRES*Eeb. 27. (AVThe firat return* from two antall
province* in the presidential elec
tion in Argentina Hava * Indicated
•
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( 0 . D. I.ANDRESS)
j/ i.
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DAV BY DAY WE ARE
GETTING IN STOCK
Hard-To-Get Items!
• SEAT CUSHION
auce
• AUTO HORNS
Suntwocl, Loiflo
Automatic
— 0700-• -2100
The AF of I. tnnn says Herman
workers are struggling to organics
n»rln«t ercat odd*. Brown assert
#Phn‘ hi| rc|*ott to the AF of L
“ III say that the German worker:
In the American anne are' faced
with opposition from two source*
die term* (lias* as '‘reactionaries
ily'sCion berry
17-rear-old miss th whom nothlnrltdifflenit. 8h#w u In training for tha
winter in
irm
tla that U scntdulad
ha lidd
In March. . (Internailonal)
a tU
scncduitd to ba
Indd la
n e w i '- m
M .'
'
Wostara Winotap
Fla. Grad* A Pinobteoze
U iiM t
d*. Sweet Potatoes
Celery 2 *»b» 17c
Fta. Red Bliss •
:h*»l Doy* Cady Juo*
29c Cauliflower
i .......................
Evnsr no** Sonar
.
,
. - .
Pull OMuica/
Sreons
no
2 11c
Hills Bros. Vac. Packod
ORANGE BLOSSOM HONEY
SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
looney Baskets of MIXED FRUITS
* Shipped Dnilv
-
.
Pott Toaatl** or Corn
a
- CHUNGKING. Fch. 27. ( 4 b Chinese MtntMer of fnfurmatiin
K. C. Wu has denied that the
Chinese government hn« encourag
ed students to embark on nnti
soviet “quit Matn-huriu" demoifetratinns. In aiusscr to an nv
cusat.orv over the Itu^-mn nulin,
Wu.ha.s assrrtcd that un> impar
tial observer could --ee that the
past week’s demonstration, pro
l e ting Russinn ocrupution <d_
Manchuria were spontaneouc.
.
NEW YOkk’l MAYdl william O’Dwyer (rlthO smiles In h
CYpL William V. Bradley, representing Ih* tugboat wdrl
•grermant ending H*#*nvdaybartmrftr1kif that virtually
Wnrld'f large*l city. A thiea-inan board ol liW U t'h a wai
'
Sacramento Tomato
V A u tlV A u ir^
or w t tr n w M t no$e t ic r n
COASTS, IS SAID TO l\t T H t
ONLY MEMBER OC “TUB
WHALE FAMILV *fO
MAKE A VOCAL SOUND
Fta. Caught 8ponUli
M a c k tK l
K.
Ib
*25c
Maryland Standard
O y ila rs
pin)
Fla. Caught
•
39c
;
Vita Foodi Quava
FIN E LIQUORS
Ttix^$H a gallon, plus
a small charge for the
JELLY
Uqupr, ,
i
-
Loud O' Sunihtn*
No Waale—WhUjng
Daa Heady Slewing
riltob
,
lb
0 * a n Ootttg
29e IHrtm*.
I’ U K A G E
’*
PORK CHOPS
. . i . ___ Lb
tajuva
(Bboflt'
.
lb
r u i*
Rib j
26c 8t#w . lb
ltto
ib
.
lb 2 9 t Sausage lb 39c
Sliced Pork
lb 34c Llvor
20c Hamburger
lb• *25
*
•
• .
lb
6-ox
•Ufjd BtuffEd
Night
8:001
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LEGAL NOTICE
t\ n l i r t iTI Iit tir T in
j i ih . i ;
m in m v
i i .h im ii i :
is
imi.i
Iff. IMA1r. «'$’
Annual Hospital
Kuport Revealed
By T, W. Lawton
CAIRO/Fab. 27. (4*)-* Egyptian
Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha has
turned down a
student-labor
rommittr request that a general
strike lw permitted and also thvt
Jlllt.N <1. CtlUliMAN’,
dr-••a*«l.
in ,\u. cirKi>tniiP 8 an d rr:n iNS IIAVtNil t’fjVIMH till
|ii:\fANI*S AltAlS.HT MAItl KSTATItYou ifitt piirli Af you irp Ihtp*
I*) lit*l If I<*| *4lid rrquiirtl In |»rp«*nl
,»ny t Ulm* .tii'1
which
>t»u, or rlllirr of you, aitmyr |t»v*
nUiJn»l Ko p*n»ff of JOHN U.
« **I I.|I.\N. drCHIAPil Ul*« of ntd
i**«ti*it ««• ilia- County Judge off
•min if ir t ’.*nfn>. I li'ti.ln, *t hi*
. 1fur* in Kir «•••art hoilM of ••%!«!
i .tunii ..i huhft'i.l KluriiU. within
•ih l.t t alrmlat
(torn llir
till** «*f Hi** fit -i jMil'Iitit Itun of
fill- miller !Urh •l«»m *.r ihmAhtl
•hall l*o In *rlttr«tf aiuf ■h*ll *UI«
Kir |i|nrr of rosltlrnro on*l |h>pI of tier aiMrrr* *•/ Ihr rlolmant. and
•tt aii i.r i«(>r« ih 1»>
i’Ulntini,
,«cenl. t»r ■Horner. «tul any #urn
•la lot «»r dmiand not
fll*4 ihftll
I.r \oli|
CLFMKNT J. roIsEMAt.
A» rtrPUlor of the t-uM
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COLONEL JUAN PERON
MORE THAN THREE MILLION Argentine voters,went to the polls to decide
whether l)r. Jose 1*. Tamhoruu. candidate of the “Union Democratic4
parlies, or Colonel Jpan I’eron (above) will b« Ihclr President for the
r.cvt six years. It is believed that the flrel results may not be known for
a week or tire (Inal results for a month.
(Inirrnalional)
with leading issue, generally
rearhiiiir for higher ground in
active dealing*.
Reinstatement ol accounts >»n*
uttrihutcd to thought, of n
technical rorreeden after the
sharp setback curlier in liTe week,
lailror dcaillocks mid dissatisfac
tion over the |ui«*e outhrok eontinued ns a drag on sentiment.
While the fast pace of the
opepiiig failed to ludd, advances
were predominant near midday,
lip frui t Ions to uhout three
points ul time, were American
Telephone. I' S’ Steel, General
Molula, U. K. (.oo»liieh, Inter
national llurvcstrr, C h r y s l e r ,
llelhlchrm, S' lit her n I’act fie. Gen
eral Electric.
Kastman Kodak,
Youngstown blivet & Tube, West
ern Union, kcnnecott. Interna
tional N i c k e l ,
Westinghouse,
Allied Chrlnicnl, U. S. Gypsum,
U. 8, Rubber. Deere, Glenn Mar
tin and Slnn'imnl Oil (N. J .) .
' Bonds and romimjilitics showed
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THE COWAN I1UILDING
22c
FINE QUALITY
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UQUORS-WINES
Nijratlrnr h«Dwfltw tl« * v»taLrr l.i Padf|e OWrd iF l# U # ra U ,
■ r j stfetaetsd.,^-;U ;> sW.M.tc}.
C & C LIQUOR STORE
312 SANFORD AVENUE
j/sa contra*-
U jjw ii ptjjBb
Blu W h ite
t y M**iiHnr,!
ionu*.“
Ilr mUb
frm*i
l'*| r
iin rf
of Ihr fmr tond'irt
oT umpitrn, w)i(i while LcroUvl in
I ut lie are reflected b| th* m*l i
es.
I'mpiics ,.o no; ta;.. ,o any
one they do not know, and are n u
seen in place, thay should trot tie
in, he -aid. He told of the con
stant Hiirveilluqcr of baseball
lenders to protect professional
tinsel at! •from the influence of
rfrooked gambler*. Be attribu
ted m ich of the popularity of
ba*chu!| to tlm huppy rhanrr tint
led Al'-iar Doubleday. its founder,
to *p«i«* basts *.«> fert apart, mak
ing th" garni. . <nnstant conte.t
of exitling emeigencias iietwean
battet-. has* runner* qpd fielders
He riled Sid .Hudson/ who went
from Sanford to th» Washington
Brailry Odham ealletl upon K1wanians for svpport in selling
season tirket* to support the Han
ford Hasehnli flub in the Florida
Htntc l e a g u e
,
“(’otnel's linlr," used in making
Visitors wrro; Major Htmnt
brushes, tomes from a speris* of (iutrlo I. who will rejain the 7ath
squirrel
Division In lletlin in two week*,
(apt hi. (,. Bendy, another He-,
mlniilc •High graduate, and o f ‘(he
Signal Gorp«, f.. II. Towner, adverti-lng manager of the Tampa
Tim? and of the Florida legion
naire Fred P. Kunpfer, Columbus
Ohio realtor and councilman, Bo
ber t . F. Mtirray of Atlanta, (!».,
am^j;wynne Reel of the Key CJub.
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HELP WANTED
SECRETARY TO MANAGER
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PBX CHIU------ WOMEN CLERKS
rtbrtieB, Dogs, Pohles,
Household equipment — furni
ture, kitchen ware, di*he*. cur
tains. drapes, rugs and the l i k e can lie produced from petroleum
plastic*.
REQUESTS DENIAL
; ROBBS HOME BAKERY
Olive's 5-ox
Shank of Blitt HalHb
KhgU'ml sol/ Cun
j si*uificaiit only bacausa . thay do
-{not Yryral anyTaThflilttl* W t TflinT.'
j Returns are only part|£l. «rai>'-|b^
i provinces. Involved— San I.uit and
, San Juan—had been regarded aa
|Tnmborini stronghold*. Five other
PICTURED AT THt MOMENT OF REUNION with Ids French bride in notion Iprovince* ore ready to start countaa she arrived front Rome, ex-soldUr Howard Clow of Itevcrly, Mass
■in* ballots.
felt quite at cate In Introducing her to his father (left).and mother ! Meanwhile, renert* froin th#
(right). rteo*on-4a that Mr. and'Mri Atthur Clow were themselves a
province of Santiago Del Eateio
velcran-and-Frcnch-bridc couple of World Wa f t ,
(IntcrnoJIunal) fiay* thai n-regularitics J n . ballet.
hoses will force* new aloctian* in
I_ a few prvelncls. Thi* might delay
'^ r n r TT,,rTTirroT n m n tr -n -p r ~ '------There is no indication as yet
as to wlien the votes of all of
Argentina’s 1.5,1•>— precinct* will
he completa. The two areas in
which Tnmborini ha# Iwen leading
account for only ten votes in the
Argentina Electoral College. A
total of 376 is needed h» am ."- (ten. John Hilldring
Observer* say any predicjlon
Given Slate Rost
based on ispirm thus fur is sub
ject to revision when Peron
stronghrida hnvf Iteen heal'd from * ’ WASHINGTON'.‘V e l ~ 27. id*- '
The count—in the first partial Piesldcnt Tiuinan ha* nominated
return*—gives 4,116 vote* -for Major Genera) John Hllldting a*
an Assistant Secretary of State.
R O LLS
CAKES
ES
Trapp* y Bartx-eoe
Sauce
3 5 c
rraah Made
.
k
3.301
A synthetic motor oil for yenrluutiil use has. leen perfected; it
il'ies not become thick in Winter
ur thin in summer.
Improvement. •
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* R’ t I t ASCSDl B1DC. TlfO M S M t
IHItsbury Buckwheat
Matinee
L’Alicnl i!u ( .a t » « . calculated
■it ndiititted patient*. exclusive of
new hurn ha hie*, the report Mated.
In It*l.F*. of the 0,183 patient day*.
2,304 were habira, u. much larger
proportion than usual, hence the
marked Increase in coat per
Is Main Sneaker
At Kiwanis Meet
iployer nrgaUatlon had failccl to untangle.
BRADLEY & BENSON
of repair* iiierea«ed front $81.04
to $102.20 or 26 percent.
illying Tendencies Robert L. Finch
Prevail In Market
6-oz boxes
D. E. and 11. V. AIKEN
110 W. Fir*! Slrcei
1*7 44 percent. Cost per patient per -H
■la?. exclusive of repairs, building *
ami equipment increased /rum ^
*1 lii to $6.60 The daily coni of •
uncrating tin- hospital, exclusive
ANSWERS PROTESTS
glthln* Turnip
Potatoes 5 ib*25c
A
city of llrrlin Ueelf. Brown 1^lteves energetic Soviet -ncouragemenk and western Allied imHP
ferenew has resulted in « com
munist iloniination of the union
Cnovcmrnt. .
TTowevsr. the.A F of I- spokes
man ‘ has asserted that “(hr
wrrklng class and organised la
bor" rtprncni the . only- force
cppahle of Ycbuilding Irmocrncy
in -Germany.
.
As for the Soviet tone of oc
cupation, Brown say* wfirkcn
■re being organised into what
he terms suocr-ecntraiited g*^
graphical units. He *ay» ihoe
^ r e easily dlctatnl to |Hditlcslly.
Via adds that they da nut serve
as genuine trade union*.
kraut no 2k 15c
Potatoes 3 ib*25c
Idaho Baking *
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conditions in the conquered conn
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PACE THRfch
T1IE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 191(1
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1DJ6
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
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GENERAL MANAGER
Whitehurst Named
On Committee To
Study Merchandise
trsBtlawea
trm m
Pass Owe! •
tntlon,- eorn|ietitlon, crop condi
tions and various other subjects.
The.labor and.forrlfa trade aul>’comi.iiltees were Instructed to
chntinue their studies of Impro"ing labor and compatitiva condi
tions The exnerimsntal station
•dvlsofy committee yrst aquaadad
I td Include producers, packers and
resolutions wara adopted.
Two ware directed to tha Offka
of Price Administration, one to
Congress and the fourth to tha
railroad* as follows:
'l . OPA’ wa* urged to oilmlnata
nil price control regulations which
now permit largo Intermediate
markups, resulting in high con
sumer price*, even whan the pro
ducer sails below co»L
2. OPA was asked to m in the
ceding Immediately on canned
Florida tomatoes to a lava] cor
responding with that on tha nor
thern product.
Honr U ptWudon HiU» fU# aa* «Wl**<
P« M •« Wa
W<t. f#»» »•b#m44*4 by tP«pa*f iWt »o* It b«i •lapot if
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,’suiistiine S e n ire lias always hern ready to meet evrry demand
fur rlirnp and alitindunl r lrrlrle power In pearr and in war. Now Florida
Power & IJglit Go. I- preparing In uteri llir new rlrnianil, from a vast |wi|>iiltltiuii iiidux. duimmil up during llir war; " f lire many farm , receiving
•rrvlrr as fast as new uialeriaU lirrouir u\uiluLIc; o f a litign new Florida
induslrial rnipirr; and u fjiicrraseil nerds o f prram ( ruslom rrs who will
r n jo j thr romfurl*. rnnvenlrnrrs and rronomlfw o f ih r Electronic*Agr.
Just rniuplrlml and now in nervier I- a new generating station Ineatrd at
Sarasota and serving a wide urea. It will geuerate 25,125 homepowrr.
Now nudrr eou»lrurlioii and rvprrtrd lo hu lit srrvlee late in the spring is
ti new grnrraling station ul Itiviera wldrii will pump 50 ,6 5 0 hortrpowrr
In every part o f our interconnected system.
WUrn lintli o f three modern power stations are |>ol into service ■* nart o f
Florida Power & IJghl Gntipaay'a Sulerrnimrrlnl syatrin, the total plant
rapacity o f that inliTronnrrled system will he.TUB, 155 hor»f|K)wer.
Through iiilerrimnreHon, these two modern power ptanK pin* 211 other
idant* on the r o m p a i i y 's system, are linked m i that the jhiw c V o f every plant
Is available ul every iminl on the inlcrronucrlrd s y ste m ... your guarantee
o f the rrliuhilily and drpeiulahillly o f .Sunshine.ServIre.
FhrrhU Power K Ughl Gotupany ia com lured of the Allure development
uf Florida and liuild*. as always, to inert tomorrow's need, for cheap and
abundant c lrrlrir imwer fur industries, farms and homes.
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The British In India ' ':
The Sanford Herald
Recent outbreaks in India where the British are prlmnriiy concerned are very annoying to us Americans who.
arc so prone to overlook similar conditions in our own
country. The British might ns well say to us, “Let him who
is without sin cast the first alone".
Bo that,aa it may, many Americans seem tor think that
the trouble in India is an expression of all the people of
Indln desiring independence from n ruling country thousands
of miles across the sea, much as our own forefathers fought
n-nrvnhitionnlTrwar o^niirat^OnglnmHnrthelr independence,
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Such Americans are inclined to say. "Why don't the
British get out of India and give those people their free
dom*'; while others, more conversant with the facts, might
add, "Yes, let Britain get out and let thrf Indiana claw them
selves to pieces". But upon Britain rests the responsibility.
Speaking on the Animated Magazine in Winter Park
Sunday, Alexander *W* Weddell, a former U. S. ambassador
and resident of India for many years, said that in his
opinion the British- were doing the best job that could
possibly be done under the circumstances in governing India
and he paid high* tribute to the British Indian civil service.
He suggested that Americans who ate not thoroughly
informed on the subject withhold their judgments until
nil the facta arc studied.. However- Intolerable th (-rendition
'of theljUDHanH muy b^', now. It ccnllu oecome ^nlTlllKTy
worse through hasty decisions forced by prejudiced and iil
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LOVE ARE 1N IMMINENT
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t -A * DEADLY
CHAHH; Tha Lord reigns, thu
l.onl ihall reign forever anil
ever, KkoiIu* 10. IS,
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BrmcmlHT * Will It iOlilc
•etniaem
WEDNESDAY, <Y
of
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Nh» ■•D**«lt‘iv> u*yd
to
grieve ihnt half , j lit 4# oJ»iCT in
dir Snlllh didn’t tiuvu ahuet. Well,
»i0w they haven't ev.ii got stock*
A REAL CHINESE DINNER
I f .00
—A COMPLETE MEAL!’ _
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Bring Your Family
Boy Wants To See You,!
ROY JOHNSONS RED BARN
RESTAURANT
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What'B A Gentleman?
"And thus he bore without' abuse the grand old
name of gentleman."
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It is."a grand pldTiaipe" much nbuaed.and aomatimea
applied'tolhoso who lack its hnll-mnrks; Gentleness, Cour
tesy, Justice, Consideration, and Noblesse, Oblige. No mnn
can benr the grand name worthily who does not incarnate
these five paramount virtues, of which courtesy is the first
essential, the door so to speak for tho others.
The term is too often given to those who claim it by
ururr. in ins
American n o rm s .mu iu.ru #Turon.y*,
Jo h n so n w rite s :
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Auto Repair Is Our Business
Farmers Must Sign Before Mar. 1
To Join In Conservation Program
ommii*
Idgnci taxso foi them lu
iwy.
B lessin g -g
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TJw C e n tra l Florida On#n
^"FryhtHUg* to ilitbr. »mt Hack t'liHi<)tiimi#htp tourney got under—
18 n*c« Again . might well fcg nay" till* morning liofnrc n crowd
Hi* title of thi# evuson's re-noH* vf r«-4cl*l hundred rliltM#, Yvhl.h
MliiiniV t o u r i s t loUv.liv-- * » a * expected to !#*• gilutly m i ilt e r o night chib* 1,rr jammed l.ngid this afteidmni #^h?n the
Hl-J>fopio every nighty who. aie plsybrs AV^rt*"-' f^titrtiitjf "on tli.lr
aSjfiifcnlrli
lling n> pay
fvi * .'Vegcr. 'W.rtid r.iund of the day. Freenoil a look nt n v-euving tiralli every title of importan.'.-
H OM E
rough- the Fenian
tending fe r Into Central Eur«. without endeavoring to weld
m t a new iphere of .Influence
IN STOCK
TRUCK
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pert mechanics can cute it. Don’t delay, Drive in
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208 W. 1st St.
5* CHEVROLET
TOWN
OLDSMOBILE
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Wulff Knife Sharpener
Owl Cookie Ja r
Steel S k illet....
*ev*n type* of praetteo*— ( 1) the
of ths big tourneys during 'he
f s*t »i» month i, ‘and In the onlnio' t of many fan# i* the next o;cn
c! amp.
The mm- b tili'iAg code designed
for Sanford has been completed
[and arranged for* submlUal at
the n it meeting of t h s .r i 'v
Commimlcn, according to City
Mnnagrr W. It. William*, who
today •----- !n -.1 some .f Jh<r
lient pi!.fit* of the regulation*.
-<Editorial Comment) John L,
aUfi dlroly lighted torso, i-aeeirnch* Ill thi* cuUhtry end Europe i* p Ivwi* te.ievcs that the pretent
a it doing a butr.ivi, hirtWrln un' jiiT»cnt*d by the largest asiemoly
anthracite conference win ter
Jrcaimd of l l t.ono.oon ■i.et at id golf tar* ever to pl*y together
minal? th a .’five month* rtrtke.
In the United States. -------promising y o u n g t t e r * In the Now If about Un or tw*lve other
member* of the conference will
only think the same way, w* know
the strike wilt Rs ended.
ttiniy>rv tp»ilng * $7J)0 to
flute whcrHdr they *r*
dittlHm 1* anv worse, or better,
an Rut-dan Imperlall*nr It *ometng which tha American people
gy Ivitve to decide In their own
hid* in thu year* !«* ronw a* an
Banding Ru**ig come* more and
flrc into lofifltct with a Rritaln
ving -to tueierv* what it hte.
Die HrifDh guvemment. If It - la
lurvue,*’
rt Summer Well)*,
atfnut >«e the creation of a
ivlet-aphere of influence extend#
experience. Whatever your car’s ailment our ex*
k
Building better worlds Is a n , interesting and useful
occupation, even though it may suggest a child's building
blocks. Anybody can do it In his own tplnd, according to
his capacity. Here is an abbreviated plan introduced to the
United Nations by the Cuban delegation at London. ---- Every hum»n l>eing-)Hts-<e-^4fhtr-i.—-— —
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To life and liberty;
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To develop his personality;
To choose his own religion;
SAN FOUL) TWENTY YEARS AGO
a
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
other ni.itrrl.iU; (2) Ibe planting
of raver crops; (31 the harvest
ing of legume and gras* seeds;
141 erosion control ind t.nlcr
conservation: (f»l rang* and pas
ture ImprovenynJj ( 0) forestry;
ami (7) other practice# #uch as
match hint In courtesy; men of tho West can emulnte him in production and Marketing Admth noxious weed control and clearing
land for tillage or pasture.
courage itnd surpass him In wit, hut the Southern gentlemnn titration.
Allowanced for farmer* who da
Assistance will be in the form
stands unrivaled in the elusive quality we call charm. The
not sign up 'by that time will lot nf* eimrrrvation materials, servwithdrawn and redistributed to
participating farmer*, he explain*.
County offices now have 194f
handbook* and can give detail.
too, for when they find a man who seems to embody t
,0n any phase uf the program.
tradition they are like to follow him too uncritically.
Adapting good aoil practice* to
Raleigh News and Observer.
the need* uf the individual farm
Whither or not political em
ploye** have the right tit strike
jtvainit the government t* being
fought out In Houston where paaT o ho equnl b efo re tho la w ;
'fthm*. prejudice* and •motion* ara
niching far more influenca In tha
To he well educated;
matter than logic ot r# i»on: Jtoma
To have as good a job is he deserves;
^
TOO city einphyvi* deraundm/
To he amply fed, clothed and housed: and so on.
high.r pay have struck.<m w*£«r,
There are good Ideals to shoot at in lha backward
*e««gc and ga* plant
thu'jjtnnii- of ot!
■-mintflcfl, But nearly all of them are so common in this
|wit city vtilbc in
favored land that we take them as a matter of course,
UbMK oilier ■ workmen tnnTmbly
lie? rll't Stopped to think that (he without even bothering to thank God for our blesflngs.
higher pay tm «.fty Vntpio>e--a
Take advantage of our many years of nuto repair
GAINESVILLE, Fla., (Special) arplicr-.tlon of line, phoenhate and
—Karr.utn whj expect to particiThe true Southern gentleman is now, and always was, jpate
* in
• the
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'1940 agricultural
servation program and receive
a rarity; hut he who docs discover one discovers ono of th e! servntlon
most admirable types of humanity that the continent ever IMill-building assistance should
up at their county AAA
produced. A'Bostonlan of the finest type is his equal in* sign
office. Iicfore March I, »ay* II.
personal integrity; a. Philadelphian of the old school can jM
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(..'•Clayton,
.Into .........
director ........
of the
boll management have arisen
from Insutiiclenl fund* sudden
ly encountered in the middle of
the tea*Oh. A well financed team
should be a winning team, and a
winning team will bo a popular
(vara. Get your money first and
I N (o ahead.
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Tool Box . ............
Screen Door Latch
Thera’* nevtr a disagreement over prlcea at the HILL HARD
WARE COMPANY . . .
we fcaturu "lowest prlcea" and
"highest quality m*rthandl*e."
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Leisure Coat
Tiouaero .....
Important Notice To AD Dog Owners
Seal Beam Adapters
Wiper Blades
Wiper Arms
In order to combat the dreadful and Infectious tllscate of rabies that
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is spreading among dojI*.
and other aminalg in the community, which
Is also fatal to human*! it has become necessary to declare an emergency
and order all dogs quarantined for sixty days,
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Therefore, you, *x > hereby notified , to c
next sixty days by faj^enlnjr or .tyin^^ihem u
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Activities
Editon Cecelia Trail
Tele. No. I4B
Jessie Lodge
Calendar Mrs.
Honored With Party
WKII.N l-SDAY
Tourists, residents and mem.
te r* 'Of tht Sanford Womans
. Club are invited to attend the
Sixteenth
A n n u a l Animated
Magazine at ihc* club houia ut
1:00 P. M. with Mr*. K. D.
Draw nice a* Editor In Chief.
Pon hoilciKCk will be: Mrs* It. H.
HcOvaltn, Mr*. John Kick, Mrj.
R. Leaher.'.Mr*. \V. M. Scott.
Mr*. A. M. Philip* is In churge
of publicity.
THURSDAY
Seminulg Hebe kali Lodge No.
4V will meet a: the Oddfellow* at
_ . __'J h i .!*■ M- h
Mrs: Judy Purlin, Mis* Doris
Hall and Mr*. ALII. Smith entermined 1**1 evening at the latter’s
home 110 \\>»t Nineteenth Street
with a miscellaneous shower
honoring Mr*. Jessie Lodge, re
cent bride. Beautiful, vari-colored
camellia* and snapdragons were
used Ih decorating the. portj
rooms.
Uamea were played with-prise,
being won by Mr*. H. Beck, Jr,
and Mr*. Joe Jarrell. The honoree
Jfctu •v rtstn tc*Lyrau«FelerstFe«if t r
y tho y u rit* and the hostesses
Yh-j regular meeting of Camp- starved a Jkfiet ifourXo to' the fol
Mrs. Jess in
I/odge,
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.can Legion Auxiliary will be held
u ! “ loM^ r * ^ 'i "
in lh * Lerlcn lint at 7:30 T, M. I YfV *
Mary Godwin.
M
a iT t ltli t v
M bt Dorothea Lnw'fioit.. .Mra. Tom
9 The Iteti. >( ’h *p t« ro f ths Delta
W.T. Whitehead.-Mr*.
Kap;a' Gumma, nalionnp honorary Clyde liamsey and Mr*. II. Beck
Jr.
v-ducatinnnl fraternity, will have
Also Mr*. Lee Samuels, Mrs. Joe
n tea at the U. S. O. Building at
11:00 P. M.
JarrellT T Ti*. Russell StcKenncy,
■Mr*. "SC r Graham, Mr*. J . Row* Semlnola lligh School P. T. A. land, Mr*. John Tatum, Mr*. Ed
> *.iH meet at 3:46 P. M. with the Williamson, Mr*. Malcolm UigBoard. Meeting sci.odulrd f or did ffints- U li-.-L clh a—Fovriaiy Mrs.
Lou Arnold, Mr*. 1JJL—Snyrr,
i*. sr.
A 'covered dlih (upper will isr Mr*. Alvin Smith, Mr*.. William
.
'iclil at d:H0 P. M. at ths I’res- Smith. Mr*. Frank Ccrcsoli and
• v le r in n Church by the tiusinea* Mrs. Donald Dunn.
Woman* Circle. A regular meet
ing will be held after tlm aupper.
CO LO R
Fourth Street Park
^ To. Ha.. Beautified
I S T H f t S K /t
Mr*. 8, C. Dickerson, chairman
j of the recent Garden Club plant
and shrub sale, announced thin
morning that all plant* and
shrub* that, were ordered at the
C Ja X ch
sale lust- week will bd ready for
delivery Thursday afternoon at
fio v lh c .
the corner of Park Avenue and
a s u u fi* .
Sixth Street.
A total of 1780 plant* were
* *
d : ? o jc t r
sold arid the money derived from
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the sale* will be used to further
beautify Sanford. One hundred
azaleas have been purchased by
the club and will he planted In
' the Fourth Street Park on Park
Avenue.
I The. chairman wishes to ex
^
M im eo grap h in g
press 'appreciation to her com
mittee for the wnrk done. Those
X
M achines
’ participating in the sale were:
{C o m p le te line o f Hupplle.<^ Mrs. Roy TillU. Miss Kllnlee
Kirchhuff, Mrs. Fletcher Bulls,
iMnu-Waydft Ruckcrv Mr*. C. II.
‘ t'ogburn, Mrs, J . Hi Crawford,
Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. Ro
t OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
"r We An- A- Near A* Your bert Cole, Mrs. John Rogers, and
Mr. and M rs.: E. B. Clement*
. J
I’lmnr
who donated Ure use •of their
jH O P l Ma.-r. Ave.
Phone
property for the sale.
j Sp eed-0 - Print
f POWELL’S
^
r • -w,
t
Mis* Sara Warren Kasterby
spent the weekend in Maine* City
vititlng Mr. and Mr*. Paul Jones.
Mr*. J . O. Lanry has recovered
from a recent attack of influent,!,
friends will t * g|.i,| to learn.
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pectnlly those who do their own 1 farmers arc plnnnipg tu'eavn. -by
I,ill,d ie tilig , w ill w o i a
n
•i i i i l b i n a l l o i i f i r r i r i
tm .iei
I he S', he V. llowuid t'liapti'i
Men i f tlie First Presbyterian
Churrh met In the social room of the United ilaiighters rtf fori*
of the church Monday evening feileracy met nt the home of M--.
at 7:00 o'clock for the purpose I» l„ Perkins oil .Magnolia Avenue
of reuignniiing tho men's work t Friday afternoon ut j .-.'UI o'clock,
of the church and to plan for; Mi-. J. M. Haye*. president, ,al!monthly inertings.
*d the. meeting tu order and d l
Preceding the business meeting l' \ Dougins, chaplain, lend the
an Interesting program was pre group in prayer which was ful
sented. Group tinging was |ri( l>y lowed by each meinls'r iptotnig ,i
Charles Morrison. F. II. Ely, who verst- from the Bible,
for l!J years playeil the trumpet
After, rduntiiic burin,>»s win
in Sousa's Band, rendered several r a n utl out a lejmrt was »:i\eit of f
selections. I)r. Marshall Dandy the,district meeting held in la-e-of the’ First Presbyterian C.hurcu lairg recently. A drive is being
of Orlando presented the address niaue for new n’ember* with ihree
of the evening. Hv spoke of the tu*w daughters, Mrs. Martha Ki
vital Imp-^rtatKc id enlisting ntmi Hayes, Mrs. Karl'Doarey nnd M*^- *
in the work of rehnilding n new IVilllaiu \ ibleri being tyelmm I
world iccnrUing t o 'tho program ut this meeting. - Mss. Flame
of Chi isl.
l l ’ udoii ph.ynt thr piano white
Several additional tong* were ulo group snug patriotic Ml l g 'f-niH-r. coo?
sung after the address and tho M r*:' Pci kins read
at
tlie
o,
null
b id ld ip p 'lh fii
■••'age u n i t . - ,
o w n 1 A F e ’ litit '^ tid
I i i , ) i i . (; D . e i c f l i -
A minimum it 5 culm trf-i „t i
*' ilt ‘» and m.iteri*bf
frozen foisl storage spate pci
nmet of. the i-u»|H-iitiy,
person |> lectnu moruled for farm I
Upenln*
homes. Where u relatively small
Location of lln- opening prohpart of tho fnmily's f, I cumes ‘d'ly makes little difference in
•tom the freerer, about 1 cubic lhe long run. *’» far. freezer*
fee: of space per |iei*,.n i. a with (up opening, rosl a 'littl*
gm*l ,>,<•rage,
loss -trill have proved * slljhtly
I iMt'it1 *+*'uni»!iik'uil* tn upf/itth>fi.
t i* l
.* »wl rati tie estinmliMl ,m lln- Mont u»cr* con-ider the *ide open
bu«is of fll’A ceiling price* >, ing more convenient Itotli typrm
cuiisumcr*. Right now, ihc nvet- lire lieing impimed.
nge cost for u tfi |„ I«-cubicDsn t free*er is about |;li) pei
.U n til ha* hired American excubic find Larger ftceicril are
•«*» expensive per cubic foot, plurutlca crew* to sear, h for oil
in
that countrysmaller ones cost more. Nime
•*=. -
Syf-jV' ' ' '
-e
V IO M IU Bumhshcll
Mr*. Hen "TinmdT is" spending
some time in New Smyrna visit
ing her daughter, Mr*. H. A,
lltvlnp and family,___
- M -the-ekw rw h »*swe«sl . w trerm ogj. tlexirge -W ashnrgr— —ee-rt
*i'i.,,\ , K. Ro-etler maite i ta lk 1 »
„
_ n
F turlyy dinner In 10:t gursl.*. '
‘
alUi ^ ri*Lo {,l'°r,rri ®r<>n***
The following officers were on Sydney Lunl-r.
of Milwaukee, \Vis. are the K"c*ts rle.t.c!; iiramltlent. H. C. HeUtdj
I tig nitcl;.m jidjuuiiu»wrttoc— n n . tn f isiili>tr~acaljil- Clair
Uljili Mi*. Perkin* a*»i-u>.| l.« M. Fwrdell ilr.ieu* a revrtslhle
their homo on Fameron Avenue. rotary,
n<lnr;. Wnllace
Wn||(Ur Bell;
Bell: trenshrer.
treu
A.I- M. S. Wiggins cervcd * ■ <itliins suit id ulute linen-weave
O. C. McBride: attendance chair
hnrd u illi hDck Jersey.
Harry Beasley, student of the man. Joel 8. Field: frHmvshlp fii.lnncnl, to the following Mi
Mingiirt-l ii.d: rl*. .Mrs. -I
■!. 'tu p les* bra. hl.uk panune slioil* *
University of Florida, h«* lieen chairman, K. M. Svvnini; new ll.iiis._M
r*. .1. II TruluHr. M
*....... l,u " ‘lie" which Is wrap- :
initiated into the Alpha Eta member chairman, E. V. Tumor: I A. Btumley,
Mrs. Mary Str.un:. ■ vmiiild ami tcverslhle like tlie j
Chapter of the Pi Kappa Tau. m u s ic chairman,
inn. Dick Aiken; >m , , t hunlo lle r n d o n ^ t* . A, k! . ^
*« «»• is ^limuroiis ro a whila |
social fraternity.
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Iwatiun -ghairmpn. R,e ,rttet. Md . IL It Lane... M C ., .‘fd-Ui'-feRWU
C. F. Howard. -v ‘- •:
.I.
Mr
MrFniddttr
Mrs.
haitl'D
oT«:.
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Mr»r W. Rf~ttmlffl. a f ij Mr*.
i . ._jm-■■■‘i—i ■■
it..
. Martha
... si. .
Mrs. William viu
Vllhun; At.
Mrs.
H. M. Hampton who hiv* been
Fitts
Hayes und Mr*. L. K.'Fr'tiePatriotic
Program
the house guests of Mr*. J . B.
berger, a guest of Asheville. ,NJ
_
Ray haya relumed to^heir home
Given By Westside l?i> tiF*,- joecting win !»• held
c*la.
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<;htiok tv . , - m
rhp Story:
Tim ■piety n* ru -ilir
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Rrackcrr* und' VefotTieif Taikc,
with ItMcken pl-tymp the' kleptc.mnttinr oiui 'll- * Lake ap
pearing as an unwilling jewel
thief ui ruhpn!* with o gang
of killet- Fddir fail* in love
wi!.i|.-tlu- .la .,',,
t,tety. He
i ;eti litsl V, lit" hs Teams that"
•itv i- ui! set t-i teal an ettor*
mumdy valuable nccklpee, ‘andH
to keep her Dim eummitting
the.AtjucJfevli-oui.:. t.. ■U-aM th o t-.lf
With ttn licti . lives ami the
•“ •-■t t o e ;,- -m bis It tit, and
with Yenmtci , olu|et,ng with
him. |Krci Eddie leally ha* hi*
hands full of t rotildo, hut
-'imii'hits—be w-irks thing* an
-t-rW*up - os ui*! r a t "
TCWi itrt.T the Hiutve* in hill.
It*", -1 ,
if '-fought -rtsiut
•lint.,'
Iloi l I i,ai llti.mle!"
one "f me most entrrainlng
picture* seen in many monlhs.
'trg
home of All-, t'Sudc Hem
A coop;nilive patriotic program dim.
was prcsenteii at the West Hide
Primary Nchnol on Feb. i f under
the direction of Mrs. M. L. Benton,- a-teacher of the school. The j
progiatn opened with n prnyjr | T K R R A C K
TALK
m
song and "Aioeiira” h> l)w-wbiM|
L-,CUL_*ta l_ -M is o -k i s c t i a |t JU w lisH ,'M fk - iVe.s*t-e»»*w» w m
I h, otfi.e
nlson of Atlanta are spcndi tlie churn) reuding* “ What the' Aicii . . listen . .
ing some lime at the Valdai Flag Buy*” und “Theie's No Ijitul of IT ice Administration ho* i- *ueii
Ill It I II ANNOUNCEMENT
an
older
designed
tit
increase
the
Hotel and visiting Lieut, Richard Like Our Own". The second grad*
Mr. ami.M i *- J r II. Hubert* ansupply of mct|’a suit,. In eff.i*t.
son's brother-in-law und /iitcr. then presented » flag drill.
iionii.v tiic Jdrth of a daughter,
Dr. and Mr*. Cl. F. McDaniel.
"Florida'' was nuig by the the older free* from inuximrt'H FTuosI- F'leivu. Fell, 'Jil at the
—Atltletl Short I’mg ruin —
any
Mi
fourth trade and the first grade average pine regulution
hviii.tid L.iii.'iiitm Memminl Hu*
In Terhnnilor!
\
pt
students did the Minuet. Molly iillimHits of worsted-, ill CV'V - pitiil. Airs. Rubert* is the former
Mrs. James Higgins I* still Jo Murrnon n-citcd an nriglnul of a manufacturer's base prrinl
AAAAA
Let’s (Jo Fishing”
confined to. her home on Mag poem and the third grade sang proiluctiotf.
This hose period F ,i idia" Milligan.
I ’N IV E R S A L N E W S
nolia Avenue because of a severe the following songs: "Gecirue usually i‘ Ibid. Upwevei, the
cold but her son. Corky, has re Washington"
Tho lalo sl new* p icture*
and “Deal1* Old CIPA said that the critical -hurt
IM'IM’ET’OON CARTOON
covered from tt recent attack of Flag". The third grade gave a age of men'* heavy suit* will not
HINTS Tti IIOFSKWIVKS
j ilirerl from Inlxirntnry Itv
Influenin.
“ilnl rull Of Oreiimu"
choral reading of "Washington" tie dimitini *d entirely by tie tn-t t
MOMf* FIlF.FZki'l I’l ANNF.RS ; n*r espress! !
and J T. Block and AI Phillips ifir.itinn ntilet. ClPA in1,1-'*t tin*1
t
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t
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a
n
y
it
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m
n
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told the “Story of Washington it could not iilbos a csilrtpletc t *
j"
t ^ i t i »m|iiu\ F i i i P i i U in h oi m *
vmpttoil of wot sleds |realise 'It.,I
S T A R T S T H U R S D A Y FO B 2 D A Y S
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mugill uf _and The Calf*.
f r r i 'J l I k
a m t ‘ lm li^ r
LM|lli|ttUtrtlt
Atlanta and Mrs. Paul Johnson, j Joan Saucer gave the poem would allow mantifaetui ei - : 1 f -M t tii* -1* u It*» it I c 1 11 1tt k tit|? ith n iw I
who have been the house - guests "The American Flag" mid Frank shift production - oil remalomr tn«l phtii »ink Ili%*11 jinn h«M*4, hen
rt n
of Dr. and Mrs. II. If. McCasliu Knight recited “My C o u n t r y falirir* inti hiph.-r price line,
*
f
-•
m
im
;
|H
»titl»
tu
consoler,
{.uj;
f RED STF-NK told this ...int their home on Magnolia Ave Flag". Mr*. Benton gave “The
h v hfttm *h nl* |
nue, have relumed to their home. First Flag" nml thr fourth .^rudejSi uf,-V at the Aoiiunfed Alngsre,- 4 M - - M - u f l i l t ’ I j
I"*' »
*
privat,* m tu
sung "The Song of The H ag." A etgeiinf und
J
\|ff Ik ill 1 til f
Army ill England i'uii '«■ ( =ni*nl
Mr*. Benton also gave “The Gift L
-S | *f
* Mr*. J . M. Htineclphrr and of thr Fairle*" and the program cou.r toltei euemo's.
mu *i * i
.
daughter, Grace Marie, spent the wn* close,! with t e school sinit- tlnl hostilities hetweiui the to •! N i l e i l f p c m l H
not
only tm
past several day* in Jackrumville ing "The Star Spangled Bitnner" «er»miunlnent at rehunst any Tttuc : u u m h e i in f i ii M il y h u t on when*
as the guest* of Major and Mrs. and giving the flag pletlge.
By , mtividuTicc, lsit)i gt,t furlough* [ t h e y l i v e n m l tsi i v% th i * y ciJH'Cl In
Donald Eppert
and daughter,
»t>nrtally, farm
th e -rathe weekend ami h »t|i Vn it*** Ijit" fir**st*i U
L'iane. They relurm-.l to Snnford
te le ! the same com; artno tit on i t a a i i l h * - n m f I n t u i t fr*-i +£ rt» itrt-1
Mrs. J. M. Leonard
Monday.
|*tic t*
than
city
trom Hcjol d for I ,*ti,|ori
lit1 m.*u
Friend* of Mr*. R. G. Prickett
will regret to learu that she i*
confined to the Orange General
Hospital in Orlando because of
a major operation.
m &i
• Entertains
(Jirls
Mu*t f«i tn fitmilii*iit r«-
the .ompaittnenl wiie » picFv 1 P**'|d
I :i iti*It |;ltl an I n’t old lad, |
\Vh«t. I l i r t r a i t
Until nlmut I CM* years ago,
Mrs. J. M. loHvnnrd enlert:iiue,i
IxMik* were Usually huuild ill Friday evening at her home mi t h *;i m u i t d ! n ! t ! a ’
wooden lr-ard* up trm|>uniry Holly Avenue with a wedm-r K | H S a m i *
cover*.
c v a h .^t
n»* •«**
roast for the second y e a r 1interH 111At k t >P
Itunliale gilts of the tiis t Slelhn acmijff
*d w\
dtst ’ Churrh. The weiner* were
Inj .jli! taroasted over an outdoor fireplnr.
* t* K * < * * l* < * < * *
v
It. C. Boyce- owper of the Ynldex
and Florida Itutol* i* spending
several dayn in Sanford.
U«|At>I*tMfM'
Men O f. Presbyterian U.D.C. Meets With
‘Church Hold Meet ‘ Mrs, B„ L. Perkins
n *
i kf
t >l i*Tti
a*A- i v w i t h
it' * *
\i "r?D.i| i it- im n I iicMa>
. MU> JDSI i ll MKISl II. MBS.
|JUH \ INF*
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I
T*c t M* *• HI«»
MBS
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tw- BM
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\hi- it*
M!
MBS
s
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ill III Si I ITI
|»!(: ! f
J*
M„.S-
ah.) the girl* had a good tlm
u y vv. F Ei-nFft, met
I'Vinu'iou " ,
-sirgeam » l,u ,o d _ jii-.io -j ^ ' *hfi" -, '--.y.V;sV ,wyvuF
eating andL
**PlgSfe.
iiv, -wM Barfr l/f*te.Ap f,f '!*»• •' .* the , !l
\V1»
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1KW • UUiAWAV.
FOUND!
he
rapptr «
c , ins'b,t,I luck' d!: , i
Mr s . iLIND WKHf d,
guests enjoyed a show. Tho - 1
,
. ,
tin, lent . - n, in -g ■- . ,,| Ihc lliijel 'toyattriuliiig were: Fayai William;.
" IMK. 1 ’ . '
und th e. fitp ui,- mo-l altiuctive und will
Martha Ciurpman, Mntgare't Brun ■•ulpfrt, tlie |; a *
son. Hazel Ratne*,. Du r u t h y private ,e n .,i.d on how Jfiart i mnl e a niri addition to the "•
Knight, Katrina (igleshy. Bull) ; *' «»*■ ll‘* lk7 « l , the hark of dial rirrle* nf the county.
Owen, Lltula and Ilavid Leunurd hi* Irnnd. *
"
nml Mr*. Leonard.
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A Treasure Chest
Erimining With
GOLD!
The average cost nf drilling oi<
well* his IltfrJBlM il#M Dei
nnr-third from the prewar pri. ■
Approximatclv five per crf-t
the crude til refmetl In the Fin'State* U made into kerosene.
Con*uniption of diesel oil Ui tin'
Untied State* ha* trebled
194 J.
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"111= 11!
Madison, Wi»., ha* the latge't'
percentage of home oil furnace
of any city In the world.
|'M? l o r i d a s t a t c
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Warning!
Lovely to look at— lovely to.hovfc la really fine
costume jewelry. Our new pieces are interpretive
of the soft look fashion has decreed for Spring, 1946.
’‘Counter-shop" our deftly-designed brooches, wide!
chunky bracelets, stunning
chokers. You'll find yow
spring jewel here!
Hu that alt may *■»)«•> >1IrrMflc nurpriae climax—NO
ONE WILL HE SKATEp
DURING THE LAST FIVE
MINUTES OF THIS PIC
TURE! ...............
Pleat* do not 'diarfoac the
endins U your friend*.
* 5-' "
r
SHORTS
These
Marlboro
Wi *' Lelt, plait und gjpper. Itloiil fur every active
spent.
Gabardine
J ac h c t s.
$ 3 -9 5
k tint! ari
ACTION FR EE
•dvintarsIM
BOXER SHORTS
dnailic
A treat that's sweet |Iljrdl
Uytie's pinafore dresswith
cute ruffle cap sleeves,
fYeu*re sugsr *n splee—a ll
that’s nice whether you
wear it with a blouse or
without. So, pick your fa
vorite randy color in a
choice of lirev
9 to IS.
*
RI2LAXER MODEL
FOR REACH OR LEWOKK WEAR
IIY
= are tie''higi-stile’’brackets!
JANTZEN and
McGr e g o r
tOBIHSON • BEHIUTI
Self-adjusting clastic
supporter.
lint.
H ullt-ln
ii
i|Uick-tlryinff \
ZELAN JACKETS in short* medium
■jflS H f t M M r ^
‘ and coat lengths 4.50 to 12.50
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T f ii p S iiJ ,
TIMES
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
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WEDNESDAY, FBBttUAHY 2 7 , W
Cafcbago
lb
' 4 hc
Canadian Waited
R u t a b a g a s . . Jb
C au liflo w er
lb
1St
Fancy, Polished
4 c JP m m m i - — lb....... « *
ttatks
DlxUana W aud
Idaho Baking (Mesh Bogifc
Bigger A Better than evert Featuring the year** biggest food bargain* — first come, first served—
belter hurry!
...
Quantity Rights R esoryod
(Moat-fit Produce Priest Good Thru Sat. March 2 Only)
201 £. First SL — 329 Sanford Ava.
We've printed a Special 27th
Anniversary 8tJa Price List, a
big 12 -pagt, nawspapsr site,
supplement IB color. Ask for
copy at store If you didn't get
one.
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E v e r y I t e m A d v e rtis e d
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S tr ic tly W b U * I t L a s ts
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fiixMt Florida t
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While It
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(And It Will
Go Fast)
Reduces Dirt to Nothing
No 2 ca n
E l a m it e
Ground
,Vow Order—VELV0
For Bolllnji with Fresh Ve£r tables
(loorgtA hmoltrj
ANNIVERSARY S ifx**ib& kt
Whola Kernel Com—
Niblets i2 ox
Ga. Whole or Half Smoked
Lean Whole Pork
Shoulder^ lb 33c
Shoulders u> 2 9
4-ox
Herman** Orange Rami
Bglt Half Fbrk
H Baking
Wieners ib 33c
Wieners ib 33c-
Sausage »> 35c
Lb • • • • *
Copetand All Pork Country
duoed rot*
‘ v
m uLA
AA Grade Spring
b
39c
L o in
ib
55c
<b
45c
Chop*
C hop*
1
i 2e
S h l d r . WboU a* Shank boll, lb 3 4 t
CATSUP
14*01 bot
,,
Lamb tifei
Rib
•
Stokely’* Finest
,
Shoulders ib 34
Shank or
Butt Halt
Sunnyland Bklnleaa
fptlsy'a
\
iO ' i
Q to u n W taa su s
Vinegar
tf 17c
+ ‘ .
fi'
Whlla Housa Apph. _
Bllria Stuffed
1 5 l
P e a c h e s no 2n
Van Camp Bakad
Beans 2 no300
N. T.DtaaMd
Roasters ib
i m
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■rppr*^
f JJ»i it,*’ lepii-vi-lll
Uuv I i;ilt
J'breeditig stage.
H. r.<^ i J
|Btrfonnane*1 the ucvi Hlgv—;
mu ' i stuck ii i iv’utlv
, priimmK for iperl.Oliv.l brtv
flock'. " I ’. S. t'erlitied" nmi ' v
S. AppreveJ' chick nr*-- t ..
, mended tor ge-.rryi u -• '
*
M‘ *iH;l.l ' I) bid. — K Iw ty
I In lU> fo-u >lu*s»:« *»*rnif>; • mru-ycn.
old ll.ivlil Kiul.'LI.-, uldifferent ileyrvs - nl vjf 'M'ol mi
li
11' li I ii'iii n*r 10 year*. leaih
'polionini il-cn c, " l!. H. I’ jlJ o i r
■ ■> i I V lit lii« folic li**tiC
l i l nkr mo I'-.t I ,f i ’j *
re .
Mu ir. Iimii where ni live*
specialised- b im lim /lot1.', ar nliitif.
^
farm flicki. Tim xerifid. ;V
t\ mn l.r g.>e. out to ih.’ I-nr il
olid fourth hi-thcsl m in i; i :*
la. ihi* chor-M, out to the <arpenter
ppUoi Illl-in ,trnl-lit up tt T “ L .
: 1'IKlimiM-PiUM'il.'
“U. P. I‘u shop !o*mnkc repair*, of to Ih*
i lour in Cunir* Uni'* nnd " l ',
u garden which he tend* without
llrlp. I’ lnmdcx takes & "holV y
WilcH for Iha
aiuwer.in'*0£i QTact
ir ♦'hi* paoer soon/
u j A I IT* ford* U the-lln*. mriuding
411 advertisement* ftr illssGoe* «snl*4
.•ruler (luelfUd rat**,
* p*r 9oe for uim- insert*-*
n H 1 * r f r i r l w i k T t f Itw rtk w
pee-lhtr T n r l InsertJbtv.
*
'
j.'i per line for i t 'Hiprtlana
(nsertjon*
Mialmoia rale* . . . Mr
NFORD HERALD
the four progressive rtngt* uf w)ih
trcwli -r quality pr. v iiol t>V t.S«* j;,,,,,
JLIliDA ohm. the other four. *t»u 1 nf |
for lULV'ruTp ilyctLoa-fcf iwRunrn *
"iTIrtild'.'cuniroL The ttrart i< rr*
|
t tin t- ■'TrieJp.-.Markr td#itifviiig
Quality. Chick Rrc<*ilinj Sto k
aril Hatching Kitcr," and is avail (nr"i«
able from the Bureau of Animal A,-n ,
Industry, H. 8. liopirtuent of
‘i
Agriculture.-VYaxhtngl n 25, It. C.
t's c of the design* ir limitol *|,„ '
a part ci pa ills in the improve.
no it urogram.
*
As they appear on (tilth lu xes,. Ai
which i« the moat common use.. okla
the emblems signify that t h r -emi
chtcki were hatched in *U|icrvi*ed heodl
hatcheries from eg** of officially
super vis id breeding flock'. The
ill b* charged far at Ih*
MISCELLANEOUS
ie» & Battery t'haririnit,
POPE COMPANY, INC,
BALLARD’S feed, ftroceries, etc.
Phone 80&-J. II. Q. Tcuchton,
11101 Celery.
Natural rubber o r synthetic,
'' we'pYOtfet side waifs ’ o f your
. tiles. JoneA. Tire Shop, Cor.
lit and Elm, Phono 008.
u Ij| )L ST b R E D fabrics, tapes*
tries,
Lrocatvlles,
damasKa,
Imitation leather and dupery
fabrics. ArranKtment fer cartnKC if work, desired. K. S.
Brown, t o l l N. Oramro Are.,
Orlando, Fla.
BORROW HERR WHBRH
PRIVACY 18 RBSTECTEI)
Y'OUll nntutol desire for priva y
In money matters Is strictly
res|Koted here. Friends anil
relatives are not questioned
abcut your credit. Your em
ployer or business associates
will not hear of your peraonal
nffal/a. There .1*. tin .pause ■for
emtarraasmcnl.
'**
Ftearomible credit requirements.
No cn-mskets cn money limns.
Variable puyment plans.
FAMILY I41AN CO.
Florida Bank Bid*.
Phone 13
h a tr h tn g e g g its Identified in a '£»WII
simMtr mariner.
chih'
The design, "U, S. Register of deft-
VITA LA IR E lee* box. Good con
dition. Call 592-R.
I.CftT: Sunday nlto—Plastic poeketbook on llrlaado Illway boIHOE RlrcttUtlng kerdoana
ttfeen Geneva Avc and- Art's
iter, practically new. Phene
PIm i or mi Geneva Avc. Con*
, tain» valuable paper*. Fimb-r
Y GHIOft—Start tW,now
pleowe .return to Herald. He
u can r*t a #o«d supply ot
iod-t***.ed baby, chick* r.t
ml'*- Tuxedo Feed, Store,
ity fumkhetl bedfoom.
Silrerdomo llmrso TraJ'.d, eondltlofi. Mr. Cfa*r Trailer Campt
is, with Wtchen art# Hei privileges. Nice neigtiC o u p l e preftrrod.
lAL lo t c - I H mile* m»t
( First St., -on paved road,
ft. d eer..an y «M th yo«
s,-;1, Waterf llghtg and gas WANTED
able. Oat out where, Wff
Have room- to. rat*# pik*. TO BUYt wh*4l chair,
in s or cMWrere See F- C.
tlen. A M. Greene,
tk, oWper. phone 5St-Wf( . • B ig 390. Orlando to strive there
Jjj*
713 8. Hoaard Are.#
I'tome dfi.y
w a y g e t w a n te d r e lie f
St
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Phunc SGO
Room 4, Flo rid a S ta le Hank lluldiiiK
RADIATOR REPAIRS
NOTICE!
PROMPT SERVICE ON
H A YA H I) ItK A l.T Y C O M PA N Y
Letp erl>
. HI yearn K X P K IIIE N C K in
In
.selling real e stn te . 21) yearn of Imnesf
in San fo rd . Call at o ffic e nr phone SOS.
BAYARD REALTY CO
l^ « \ htig rthrrw pain du« to pmif
LICENSED HEAL ESTATE IlKOKEH
Truck Owners
Attention! _
\Ve h a te in stock and availujlloJCviE .immctiiaU! iiulalltL-
Auxiliary tr i m smiitHltma
for Ford
Chevrolet &
Dodge TrucKH.Also two-speed axle
Fords only—
for
FEED STORE
’M a to S a l e * —H fiita ls — MurtBaRe -LoaiiM
'
y<
D ependahle In su ra n ce ami ILmds
How w o m en a n c / g i r l s
from (unction*! periodic pain
rerCui. msnr « w a ssr, S*. knuti n.
lul Iron ua CTU» la. re.fi$ sn4 n m e
•CM «• (sMUtauJ i—loSiv w n u Ttlaa
tat a Unit, u ihstikd ttimuittt *Lv*itU,
au fti«**«kia.a (htti http India
- ^iS, .fcnt* (« Uw| r'll«Mr* La com# RUrta<|
P W I dcji talari
im«". Il thotiU
HUNTS TUXEDO
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
Before He Puts that Unifonn
Away . . £Riv
l,b j
un
m ake
-phm nrrfrtth
F ro ih le
AHOTHtR LOIVF or
sQuYnelkN DREAD.'
H r ■ ***.• AntN* r
iH O ilf
A tliOT.
*--- r— l BOSS ? r -
a
J 0 \T
'will treasure ul-
nc u ut»<' w h a t i
ii
v o u a bov
Attv*s p u l u n c i all _
TM»j SE LvlAvfcS ODT ,0
or ivW m a t // p j m I '
see
ROBERT U COX
IM IO T O G R A P lIp R
i STRICKLAND- "
M onniSoN in c .
108 N. PAHK AVK
ESSEX ST I 1)10
I'h on e 200
S u p Q fb
TELEPHONE
*
OPERATORS
Starting Hate
5 days
$24.00
Blngle or Married
A ges IB - 35
Experience Unnecessary
•
Paid
while
Concrete Pipe, Iluildlnfr Htoclre. Hcndy-mivrd (’onrrrle,
Septle 'Pinks, Concrete Fence Font, Well Turin* and
K ID SHOW
Property Markers
learning
Southern
Peninsular Concrete
•• Prequenl Increaw
• Overtime pay
•
l iq u o r s
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
, ***** -.1. Ht
Paid vocations
Q Tnxl-cnb h.c r vl c c fn
laic hour* APPLY CHIEF OPGRATOl.
8 .-,5 weekday*
Phone 1211
Sanford, Florida,
i
P A C K A G E S TO H I
A N D HAIt
SB® B r e a d ,
Snturdsya & - 12
SOUTHERN BELL
0v PAUL KQBIINQvt
G U I l, K ft f t t t 'F r o
th etre h o m e.
COMB ON. 0
LET'S. WAUO
P L O P I N Y Q U 'B E J U 5 T
1N TIME T O H ELP VNirH]
x SA W A t< 3 H r
w e A TE EARLV/
IMTHElG (------ .TT2AILEG ■
I Lmretire
lat*rr.<t0T -
r TwouGHr «=r
PD m N 6TH E S
C lO C Ji a h e a d
r— ^ ^ W O U L O
C t t u L DO THE
l!
1 TRICJ6/
J ’LL Imy your car, regardless cf
a#* or condition.
Roy Beei
m
w ! sm
si
clean
rm Mr'ANTHDi
cott'n
r • 33 to 38 mfdei
38-M" after 0:30 or
kpusa with U t p B H n r
il 303 Sanford.
idlnlng room and kItCTieh,
ando Highway, reoaonabty CARPCNTKK stork— q u a l i t y
I f 1800.00 will hondl#., :
workmanship at ra d n i m b l e
bedroom stucco house, att*
prises. Bax 18 c fo Htrald.
_
gi Sanford Avs. Priced at
* t # K tour bad room house.
own or contrrl 7o
ihe world Is rcflninc
Oreomnlaton rellerea PtocudUt be
cause It foea riiht to the aeaj of the
trouble to help looeen and expel
perm laden phlrjm. and atd nature
to nothe and hni) raw, tender. ln1 Oamed bronchial mucoua m am brand.
Tell your drusflit to leirymi
ASSISTANT Finance Officer, pern bottle of cmmiuUlon with the un
manshtly assigned Air Base Or demanding
you muit like the war It
1 JE R SE Y cow. See Mr. Edwards
lando, desires furnished apart* quickly allays the couch or you axo
at Hitch School Farm after ti
ment nr smull house. V, kite or to have
hare your money back, a
ao’clock.
call Lt. John W. Ri'ircrs. FfnC R E O M U L S IO N
ance Office. Orlando Air Base.
for Coucht, Chut Colds, Broochitil
dAChevrolet roach, good condl*
5
OR
fl
room
home,
for
year
tmii, 4 new tires. Henry DcKoo,
round. Phone 681-W.
4074 W. 1st St.
;
J/LttpAUU.-v A-r-Wa-bareeml - AH
’ sixes at *thc right price. Stanley- VvTimr^woman to o n e for rhiid
9 years old.
Prefer elderly
Rngers Hardware Co, ____
woman with sonu |radical
CHINA~WARE—So# ou* 32 and 57 nursing experience. Goad SalJ ‘ ce sets. Priced right. Sta’i- , ary. Reply box K c/o Herald.
f-Rogers Hardware Co,
W AITRESSES neeikstTat the Al
tamonte Springs Hotel. Salary,'
room anti beard; good tips.
D E H N two-bedroom house.
Experience prefsrred but will
Sleeping ;orch, fty it screened
train likely applicants. Phone
porch, cunplelely furnished. In _ Winter" Paris. 819(MV.
quire owner
308bushel
E. 7thdelivered
St.
ORANGES
*2.00
WANTED*; Maid. Phone 701.
R. W. Lord Phone 788-W.
SPECIAL V IIIH WEEK—large MIDDLE, aged vromaiCto'care for
convalescent for two week*.
.re«h Florida egg* 50c a dor.
Phone 72H.-M after 0:30 or
Palmetto Grocery, - PJjnne 4411
HI, 1, Box 202, Sanfuril.
T IU d rO R i plow, disc, level lag MAN TO handle established |nJL u d . trailer. Good cendttlon,
.suranco bualnesa In Spnford.
excellent bargain. J . I*. Parham,
'Phono Orlaado 20211.
Lik> ^t onroe Garner;
__
MEN AND women to worle at
PlGfl, regUrtered Iheroc J»ri*y*,
crata mill. Adkins k Adkins,
8 w**k» md, $30 pair; ordinary
W. I nth St..
r *■ft T< , .. •-* *
.
hlrx $10 each. A. M. Lavrenev, **
'nterpris*. FI*.
Lost and Pound—-
i . v x k v ’s d r y c l e a n i n g co
i*uiddi:— uf— l.imidiwr,. « W L _ tuiA-' . . I L
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE TRAILER—24 ft: glider. SIT. WANTED
- fully equipped with .stoves, electrical fixtures, electri:nl brakry. PRACTICAL nurse or companion.
Live in
Mr*. Minnie resscll.
$1175. Box L c/o Herald.
Sanford, P, 0. Box 125(1, c n
C. E, Kudd.
C[A>SE In 2 slory four liedroom
unfurnished liouur. 14 baths.
H ELP WANTED
2 lots frtim'diide possession.
r £ Herald. Box J . 1..
H’/fNTEH: (tin Ter i/imniriir
Counter. TOUOIJTON DRUG
MODEI, A Fonl truck. Intjulre
CO.
High Schixtl Farm after f> P. M.
GIRL toi soita Fountain at Lnney’s Drug Store. Part time or
-MAYTAO washing inachiim. Iron
full tim«heating stove. Patent quilting
frames. ChesL Electric brooder COLORED girls for laundry200 chick capacity, 2 water
work. Good hours and good
fountains. *F3ectrlc r o a s t e r ,
nay. We will teach you. Sem
__Phort0 «72-W.
. inole County Laundry C o.
K1U \V. 3rd S t . ;
2 BURNER oil cirrulating hrater;
tbible Iron bed. roll spring. r»EPEi<I>A!ILE Goldsborough phi
H obo 764-W.
far general cleaning. heRi wiih
Wa-hing, irnnlrtg,* Th iee-d n v
U N E Jersey cinv. Gives - four
week, short.hours. $8.00 week
gallons. Fresh Sunday. I'.'S.qo.
Phagnn's Store, formerly FoilCalf Included. Fhone 148.
—irys arc; ; mv*. of _ljjnkjf
hnS’SPfie <tiuiij{ rriim'iSe'lfbuM-’ t.i
eorh of li(l lialiittial' tliiiTilm'hnH.
Ho lioahs 11- cane ov.*r rife irolley
Itii
then folio as U exactly
M/tfie poll he wnlits to roach.
“I like to Iw kinda indei ei»J■in." Ithdades say*, uml shows
ttltu! h.‘ moons by doinir nil the
cliuic* nmuml his farm nlotie,
lie u; a new roof on hit'hom
witlnuii help. He conks and bakes
foi himself, lie Irruls tho n n h n
irt*ni iy by In* sense of touch.
Ithiuutr** hobby is fhs.'nu clocks.
He i, especially adept at rc|»air*
lr'i' antb|ue wooden docks, mokmi; the pails ilint, need icplnrlni;.
Me With' relelivate his lOOlh
Inriliday nckt Srptomter 10.
DEPENDABLE
\ND PROMPT
IttlSntESS SERVICE
!.
DOM il
*
K,
|f yield
..
. .
itf DRIVE Ita
PHONE 200
‘
1m fM :
ju/.
.A GAR
-•1
=j
jf
HE'S GOING TO SHOOT AT A
WOOPEN SIGN.XU.HAVE TO
TIME MV SHOTS TO MATCH r
HIS.
SURE, WE CAN SEE / THERE'S NO
ITH1& GROCERVJ APOSTROPHE
S
BEFORE THE
rnal s
I'LL POTONE
�aeA ry-^ ''1"
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PAGE EIGI1T
ORE SANFORD I1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
liv* JW
WEpNESDAY, FERRUARY 27, 10-lp
i.
■i
■ . .
Sports
if
P u r e lia s e s
S eason
E .
In itia l
P ass
By Jack Sords
V ET RETU RN S
F ro m
With
JULIAN STENSTROM
. (J. • K i l p a t r i c k ;
A p p ro v es
O f
City Fevora Action
llrailey Odham, the newly ap
pointed . representative tn the
a d
legislature from Seminole Ccunty
mid recently nnpied ethlAie direc
tor for Joel FicWa Seventh •llistrift--~of the American Legion,'
. Ve-ltiRAd Q ertT sW JP B A r pointed - mit To. th e -(Jjty Com:
imissioners* ttonday night .th e
o P 'f ^ B e le W Y o f K
mwd \ for .p r ^ n u T a h e ^ youngtr
. OlAMfS, PACK ea>MJflfe. i people
with Lirsehall facilities
o sfi
|during the nummer.
KgdAtsjnderMtY PMce(hiham declared the AmefiA/OoNCr-mB. < 0 ?
ran l-r|lnn Would have a team '
H tJR b e es in -rfterrprraenclng Hanford, the Llonw
sJAfioSAb UBAeOB.
I lull Junior League would also
he In operaliun thla Spring
apd another league under the
rily'w,recreational program may
lie opera/ed.
Odham Suggested to the City
I'ommiaainnerit that the I-nkefront
.V f V i a f
■liamond, hall park be recondltioiml and he used for both soft
ball nnd junior league baseball
which he helieved would require
75 foot bases. He also suggested
that some sort of work J>e d6n#
Ninth Street Park to
.. , J . .. — —
"trsiihTe l i f me Leglon
|tram and other local teams dur
! ing the .summer. .
Although no offlrial vote waa
_
-S
taken. It was clearly evident
from (he opinions Voired by
__ ,
;
' t,
the ' board that definite
t*" action
—
was the nest line of business.
Mayor II. James Cut suggested
the board look further Into the ’
matter after an inspection of
*
the facilities had been com
pleted.
We believe 0dh4m'* suggestihns
ft
and action by the Commission
; - .
.
along these identical lines would
solve the city's hnstbwll facilities
problem during the' forthcoming
* ; tf, ''T-.V'■ ,
■summer.
P la n s
H
Mayor II. Janie* . Gut today
roclainicd Friday a . ■ Sanford
nvePnll Association Day-and fm thured Id* personal support of
Hie-'-local baseball program by
pulcha iii.*' Ihe first" season pass
to be -iohi from K< 0 . Kilpst rick .
of thn, Florida. Slat ; Think, **"» 1
irsidenl of the baseW RFJAOrlU*
S
ip
I I
D
B
i v
Ii.
NOW TH EREFO RE, I. II. James Out n* Mayor of tho
C'ity of Sanford, Florida, do hereby proclaim Friday, Mar. I, as
Sanford Baseball Association Day, and on that day do urge the
citizens of this city lo endorse the previously announced plans
of tho Sunford Baseball Association by wholeheartedly sup
porting the program and purchasing season passes eliminating
any element which might force the asocietlon to curtail play
prior lo the- end of the scheduled number of games. •*
II. JA M ES GUT,
As Major of the*Citv
---------- *"*-=»*“ “
*! ra ti;
*, Mayor Tiut.leclnreJ tjint he h i *
extremely fqlrtrsU-d in the hi»n»■laitl pluii. and emphasized that
|io thought the association wan*
faring the forjhiitniiitg rva->Hl
of tin? Florida Jv«t** League under
tut i vellem fiiinm ini hasl*.
sl-yJ
lie n /e tte d that the |ire|uir.i»
tlfin of n budget titj lcr .which to
riA<Jf!Al. I
opeiat«* and the procur-'tnent of
4uAi»l
th e-tweca.aiy fund*’. fo r the bud
get hy yelling season pa*-e*. was
a plan that would mbit a ilh ’ lh#
approval of (he mutty luselwill
minded fuii'. i.i the city.
Joel I ir|J, provident of 'lie
baselmll n1*oeIrttlon, jsald t u. Liy )
■^IFal teveial more hall ' players, |
including two from New Jcrsjy .
had ajfteed tn join the Hub fori
(/» '
tryout; during Kpi ini* training-.;
anil I he pit«t icun .In of the,- * fnt o .
In addition to o ther^ who 111' Ve ‘ Elid ,
they will join the nrjrjiniaatimi.
rr-ln lo mdiealu that “we oi.iy
lie ii hie to Held a formidable
chlh” at the bl*efnnltlir of the
h it i*JdJ -ti-Atuei WA
year.
*‘‘l here have been a few
I*'
-I a> S | A\1 At A kriAd'
who have atutileted whether *vu
ettr rtAO {tfty J A
»
rotild play; a ylilli in the leliitua
id tO tA fi A/lfU m b
th»kw rout L romnete .with -other
i O 'Z
team* that are uiifki d hy major i " I t A m
ami mitir.r league orrranlMtioiM."
Mr. Field *(ated. 11if der|nr.,il,
however, (hat thin may la* (initial
ly true hat went on to point out
that '"the majority of the othei
dubs in the rlrcult thi« «em*on
have no hacking from any cluh
and, tike Sanford, will operate on
an independent I a, is."
Daytona beach and Oilnndti
will lie harked by the fUtMiklyn
liodgees and the Washington Sen
ators, icspeetivcly, Iweshtirg, !>■
laind, St. Auitii'tine, tJaine«ville
Ami i'alalkn, in a<l<llli(in to lire
Ctleiy Fe*ls. have no connections.
The I'lm in h e r of flommerv'e
• ('Inude VVhnldiin, former Ha i
ford huainesstniin who j„ now the baseball I'mnniittcr completed fln.......
...... id |tun* yesterday nftemoou fur
ciuh's general manager, also
made
»n appeal today to the citiren*. the forthcnmlng tnnjur league vt, mid utgcel them to “gel their |hihltlwn till lo lie played here
money ready to boy their sen- |Veterans Homecoming Day on
. Apr. J. during a meeting hold
eon's |ia-s Friday."
J ye-Unlay afternoon bjglnntng at
jJi.'itl o'cliM-k nt the City Hull.
I Frank Khamev, who was nfpilntr.t puld'eity director, stated
! thu morning that ticket sales
T H Y IT O N E W E E K
. have lieen placed in Charge of
r ~r t
AND LET j E M. Husiiti and Clarence He*lY OU K
•iling. Harold Cirwy " b. appointDO IF HE
* cel by . t'Jmirman Klrtrher Bolls
•- THE
1 tu take ehnrr.e of the conet-idnns
Jl'DGF.
ami John Ktider will handle the
grounds and public address iiysIlOUCiirS DOG FOOD
tein.
*
Yh
Muds From Fresh Beef
Tin importation of the two nuijolid Vegetables
,o r league clubs, |h}^ BnwiWyn
! Dodger* of the Nutlonal U^poe
This Is a Fresh
O
9R
tiud the Washington .Senators of
Product—Nut Canned ® Ib a.*“
Sold at-all leading market*— th<- American League, will he the
respopslhility of Mi. Gray and
Ask ^pn^_ local l-ulchqll
J. M. Ih.wlhyf
s h
I
* -
7
ft
•’ Xll
1
Mrs. E. J. Routh^s Class Wins
Grammar School Football Title
if
The Fiorina Tackle and Cun
flub with headquarters in Jack
sonville recently announced- the
opening of the DUG flO.IKH)
Fishing Tournament. The contest
officially opened Fr(i, 1 and will
dote at 1 i :0U idctork midnight,
flee. 31. There i, no ■entrance
fre ami the contest is open lo
everyone e x c e p t
commercial
fishermen and fishing guides.
Special prices will be awarded
to clmrter bout captains.
Ta be eligible to participate
In the tourney, all contestants
must first register at one of
the official registration head
quarters before they can enter
a fish. The registration _head
quarters for Seminole County
I* iocalrd at the Hill Hardware
Mr1 |'_ j Unuth’s sixth graile
t»»m of llu* Sanfnrd Grnmmnr
U n t i l T o m o r r o w N i H r h l Krhonl captured the sixth grale
touch (,0111,011 rhuuipiuuship dmFletcher Bolls, chairman of th ing a recent tournament held'
Seminole County (handier
o f) the school, nceoiillng to Ben
Commerce hnsrhiil) rommitti e a'u- St:ele. principal, with Mrs.-Ju-k
nuu urn I „( noon today that the: Flynt’s class taking second plat
hu-rliall barbecue sch.-dt led to I honors.
he held tn (light at (he Fifty As-1 Mr». (J|In Crenshaw's das* won
•oebites Bartei i.- I'nrk ha bet-ill the fifth grade Crowil With MH. Fsnnpany here.
Further details on this contest
postponed until tomtit |.i'.v night 'ark llnrtirr's robm placing sec*
may Ik- obtained by visiting the
due to in-teinenl wratlu-r.
i ond.
hrxl* headquarters or by writing
T ie
program
for tonuiiiMt
The tmirtiatneiit, which was held
night will he the same that w.*' .Hiring the. reitoo!'* recess periods, to The Hanford Herald.
originally »idinhile,| to be hi I I to "ua featured hy the'hlgh seotlng
RporU (Mdily
night.
o f Mn. liouth's class In the sixth
|| wnnn'1 so much thr 15 to
~
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mode tourney, Mrs, Flynl’s imtin, fi score, hy which Duluth Iwsl
The petroleum Imiuslrv it» ev•i,,’', runneiups, appeared to have Virginia in*a Northern 1-eagur
pcdid to )>• , (lending some l*n,-|*!I*
“‘■m.w*’r1k of »nY rl*8'- hockey game. H was (he way
[HW.tiao annually on industrial re- rrh - IBUt grmle (day was a much in which the winners got the
search within the' nei* few vears. V,0"e,r ,nc® n* e,ch team won.at last seven goafs that really
i lettpit one gnmo In tho ronlkl- hurt.
rnblh.
After nesting the puck eight
.
Of -the 32,(10.1...i„ 3 r.k.sh in»’MI’ Mrs.
Rout It1* team was ruin- limes In Ihr first two periods,'
und uuDugi of working ago, 22 ,- iio-ed of Kenneth (!ano, Kugeno the Duluth boys set something
I>00,001) were In ilie armed forces l.ominnrk, Ridicrt Kllputrirk, J jc of a record in the final slansa,
or industry by' mnl-IlM t
M e l s r h . J i m m y Penningtiith'
The winners took ria-t'.y
I r.inky St cl, strum, Willie llr,,wn, seven shots at Virginis'* goalie
.,'ik, (Vlielrhcl, |l„b t'vswcll, Boh
and srored on every attempt.
hy White, James Dellrine, Robert
Hparts l-augh
Beckwith and Eugene llarinrau.
Jackie Conn,, Billy’s younger
T. J . .Muse, Billy Frank, C^pt.
Jimmy, McDunnd, .Wealey Spencer, brother,’ was sounding off re
Donald Young, Hapuy- Almay, cently and railed himself th*
llerold Strmtwr, Robert Sttn- second bast dressed man tn the
strom and Jeffery Y'aU. repre •port world.
Somebody asked hint how he
sented Mr*. Flynt’a elas*.
The tenm representing Mr*. rated that title. Jackie said:
Crenshaw's room was com nosed of "Didn't somebody pick Hilly as
(’o-cnjitnlns Melvyn Fleischer nnd the t>est dressed man In sport*
George Harden, Dilwoith Siief- itefure he went Into the Army.1*
firhf; Jmiie*
Pierson, Eslwanl . That won admitted. "Well,”
i Welkins, Michael Rotunda. Hobart continued Jackie, "I wear Billy's
linker, Alvin Birdsong, Kug*ne old clothes.'*
liiown, Paul *MeTcer, Gene Wil
kinson, David Van Ness. Sptneer
Hnnly, John Fryer, M s r i j n Edward Tison, Warren McCall,
Bobby MeNah, A. B. Gatlin,
Wright and Robert Raulerton,
•TVs SdsMtfU U*s cl TVs Issrgy t»
■ Mrs. Rorner'* fifth grade run- George Murphy, Billy Clark, Hen
Cats* Is Promts Ysv* Hsshti sr>«
jn e ru n wera Terry Cordell, Ed- ry Womack, Joe ifutehison Mil
H s ff h o i. TVs w|jsls shwtVisv ■
waeir Igickctt, frank Stafford, Clyde Miller.
B arb ecu e
P o H tp o n c d
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Sammy Snead Sets
New R e c o r d For
ProH At Dunedin
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u i r A M o c u n n i i ' iikrii) * ^ *
Former I'rcsidcnt Herbert Hoo»
ver i* holding the lead In th£ ,
bone fiahing division of the an*,
hual $ 10,000 Miami Fishing Tour*,
nient. The former President 1m ,**
ed a ten-pounder 'ycsfarilay ltf
■the Florida K eys.___ ‘
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I ' A new record Ha* been act for
U ioifaxis—Assosmtiow—wt—HbnasU«%-e -
Sammy SneaJ did the trick yester
day with a brilliant
n half
docen under par. Snaa,r trameif
with Ben Hogan to defeat Byron, ^
Nelson' and Hnrold MeSpadetv
Skis Too Must Be Shoe Buckle Pulls
Mates Says Swiss Upset
In *.3rd Race 1", USTVE*
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At Miami today, it’a the $ R >
Ski Manufacturer At Greyhound Oval 000 Miami Beach handicap a*Hialeah race truck. KlgnteetJ
I.0NGWU0D. l-eb
27. (Spe- horses are enterriL
—An upM»t in ihc nixth event! . , - ***•kmonviille fonr or th#- %
ZURICH* Switzerland — Skw ,.m tho* Hanfonl-Oilnnilo Konnel *
pz*krtb«ll teams uro
too,. must be mate*, says Adolf
• " * Gub last night was engineered i *£.rr ,¥ " * . ' n. ‘K ,
°r
Attcnhofer, one of the IS Swiss hv Shoe Buckle and ticket Hold- *h® .^ S i* r^ * n
Conf
ers
were
refunded
$30.00,
$14.40
tftM
*
Pl«y
ng
tonight
In'.quarterski manufacturer*.
♦ And it takes from two to three and $CJO. The dog, owned by
w! l ^
“5.
p
years to produce a good pair of John Bafhote, came In ahead o f! B00* 1.®« « ! “»> ?K
^ T n ^ .ric‘
*tih~i"!iv* hl*
•—------------ r — irieh Isr w ..*md Stcppulni t t a i t f ) ^
W *,1C
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Convalescent
The first step In manufacturing to win the race.
*
1W
h ,uCo^
* * "1 , Ho*
is to cut the wood in plunks, 1'J
The winner of the second event,'
nntm»
to 11H Inches.long, 3.i» in-hex wide Town Sally, combined with Night , n*jT
iiL ^ c s U inH' w. g.
qnd 1.2 inches thick, The (danka Racing winner in the third, to
“ l w“* *.'*•,
In final* of the, Kv
ere ilrieil iM»an oprn-ulr s lrtllff Ctfu Ihc dally-double which' paid I"™
Professional'
iilji;
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Cup
foe a period n(. uno U»-lW,i
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'Tennis
Tnunmmcnl
at MiamiTlien, various snwim; and pinn
Ituiiuing ill the seeonn rule to; Beach. Welby Van Horn of At
ing machines give the planks the night, which. Is the first half o f
first rough form of ski*. Thun thr daily double Is Hatller, who lanta will mcel Frank Kovac* o f
there is another drying period of will have ah excellent opportunity Han Frosclsco hi the finnls—af- '
l*r eliminating veteran^ Hill Til—
several week*.
to take the eveqt If he I* n o t _____
and Freil Perry tn yesterday'**
More sawing nnd flanlng fol buried too deep In hi* Ifix. (Jal- den
nrt(nn.
low, with the ski taking definite laid finds look* lo lie the beat,
'
form. One end is curved by pres-'
lo tic him to for the combina
sure, A gitsivc’ is <*ul In’ lno cen bet
tion in the third. In the fourth I Hlavte, llnsion Itabe.
ter of th> running surface. The race
Old Nassau is making hia de- ♦'•■rfh M sN -.F slstm i
llry procesj is repeated once more, but of the season. Till* grey
t
T u l U r h * * - lalllle Kan«i>V
sometimes In special drying up- hound took consldertble time lost Didl U * X
m m U, Tr»»« Arp* ltoub Ii*
pnrntuv.
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*f.
Ilc«|
util. UtitwiKMl, LuckyThen the mating process takes year to get into his stride but Lick.
1
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place. An e x p e r i e n c e d man when he did, there was no stop F I Mil l t a r « - * / f n M i l # I
1
choose* the two .plank* best suited ping him.
O lttlftU N l l a r r l
for a pair. He checks the wood
I*A*t Vtouml- ilrp t*»L (’tin^dt*
Tuiiit, C rill) L’Irrk, l*aliil#d ||#nit*„
structure, the weight and the TONIGHTS ENTRIES:
lj, IflritChrftd nAtl**F I’flnc#,
_
flexibility.
Wheelwright* then |V*lr»t line—_ K u » e i f ( « r
Ilk - over, giving the ski* their
TrinU' MftJ,
Dari* H an dy Milk lift##— Ix’Mtarllf i
Mtrtl
AH DR* HfKtltftti U a n th r r lllutt MltW.
definite and final form.
Matter liny. I!I** llcp «
I:
An n I*rr l-Atly VnIf fI£fti*PI►
Tested, the ski* are equipped Mitrv
Hall If
*
, lti*«*ky Hid da* . Aim*min
I»yiwinil ^
with niotnl runners, then oiled,
«I»*r11a *l«i‘nhiuni. Urautt FralKcf.
tinged, varnished and poll shed. *re««4 ItBrfC B lR rilfl
l r t « B ( l i l i a r # — d/ l f l M l t e i
lKlr*l ll»lf llnllr llttblel
Filially a lacquer I* applied to
tprrial T a t Hi and •llrl. WHIl#'
H'innlHri* Hr 1*1 nt if rm nry , t V * i y
ths limning surface,
Kit VJ1Inuf IJjiirr M Hail I lr>f, Hllni Iboli, U i r r Jitkr. -KlRiii) Jim,
i>r
I Mcc. While*
t*4>4*nnjr»
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Attcnhofer soy* that production
Hill.
of skis In Kwltzetland, estimated \f
D l f t h l k lia r # — 3 14 %«l»#i
roughly at 50,000 pairs a year, T f c l n l I l n r r — A lfl M l l n
U laln lrln lla r r l
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Reran4
tUU
Hull*'
illnry
M
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Kntrily.
Mr
HIwould rise tharply with the re
in**r, Dcliftlah Kiutt-a Art, Heft, iiar^
no la
ru iU n l
f ’ lncln.
F ly ln c
vival of tho export business in N uHu
trio., f i y l n * J e n n y , I n . n b l r F ^ A l u r a .
r r r . O r f f t l j 8 |h»|, f l k l a h o t n i k M ,
1947.
By HASH l»K WATTEVILLK
A Pf* N>WBfetiBre«$
N e w s fe a le rm
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IARMY SURPLUS
VEHOLD-FASHIONED
DECORATING
SCHEMES ARE I
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I'M HEADIN' HOME
TO REPAINT WITH
PITTSBURGH'S COLOR
fcWT) DYNAMICS!* >
gory Is ssplalrsd|U Ptndwrys
■sw Vask, "Cats* Difs i r i n " 0
yes* n i l ssgy
^1/AST8*
SPECIAL
GREYHOUND RACING
E fr ,
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i thg difficult-course of 1'rufeulanat-----
seft-Hde > o&tfoF
Final Plans Made
•For Washington,
Brooklyn Contest
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WHKRKAH* tin? Sanford Uatflmll AMociatiun ha* l*x»n
organized nnd every effort put forth to cslahlish the organ
ization on n sound financial basis for operation during the Ibid
Florida Stuic i-eugue Schedule:
.
Herbert Hoover
Leads In lyiiaiW:
Fish Tournament
- ' PROCLAMATION — -.*»we-ss
WHEREAS, the citizens of the City of jvatiford - f o r , a
number of years displayed a great interest In professional baseliall nnd in the professional trams that have represented San
ford in the Florida State League; and,
WHEREAS, since the game wn* eliminated during tho*
past *ri*rnl year* in order effectively to further the war effort;
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n*n\* o l
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P « ^ ? 8e* u m $ r °n
top 8™dc °W
sunW‘
gheU Gray. •••
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I* Mi 1Ik * . air M ir
WDBO t M ight al
• li t lM over WLOF
a t t:S 9 with all th«
J U a s S U rt
8:00 P.M. Sharp
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Tonight’* All-Star Feature
wo have a complete ttock of th e BEST GRADE OUTSIDE P.
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nnd IN S ID E C O L O R S to d F IN IS H E S t
A L U M IN U M ,
SH ELLA C
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SPECIAL TAX .
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To Protect the Pear* of the Worldi
To Promote^ IK* I'ro tm a of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sa'nforiL
VOLUME XXXVII
Bradley Backs
Disabled Viet
Pension Hike
Mayor Buys First Season Pass
Trouble Starts When
r 3,000 Strikers Try
To Break Through
Plant Police Lines
College Gym Where UNO Will Meet
I
iwspaper Columnist
PICTURED AT T O P is an exterior view o f-th e three-story
naaJum bulldlnir a t Hunter College In the Bronx, N.Y.. m
the UNO Security Council wilt hold it* first meeting on Mo
In ifce large gumnaiiuin '(bottom. Use of the atruelure waa g
under arrangement* worked out by Mayor Wro. O'Uwycr ami
hrtWhla- ilntcrnaUflmd)
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"W I
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-Tfcw- ne*
approved
War itepartment Civil
chedulc drawn iu 1945. Under .
hi* plan virtually all .claimant*
would receive quick rating* for
■bsuhtlity pensions.
Under Inc proposed legislation,
< an estimntud lOU.tXJO veteran# of
|World War ll-an d 15,000 v *t*r-,
. an* of World W ar I-would r*1 reive increases averaging $17.25
a month.
Bradley pointed out that th*
schedule i* lower, in some cate*,
than (he 1933 rating list now in
effect He added thril the bill
won kl apply only to increases,
and not reduction*. The adminlstntur has estimated thnt theipropn»al would cost the Kovarnmcnt
1 about $2(1.000,000.
Other new regulations bucked
by the «$'ctctnns Adimiustrator
would let anylxhly lo' minted as a
In’ttefii'iury under liio-scivice in
surance law
They iiisu would
permit lump sum payment* and
total disability protection,
t General Bradley is advocating
still a third m e a s u r e , to ttcia 91,rn>(ltlH.I0 to the $500,000 revolving
fund for non-internt Ioaub up to
$ t()0,fu r dinahlfd vt-ternfm start*
tiilT vovatuuiitl training
m rnrnn
,|AOi Si IN VII I.E,
F d ',
28.
( Spec in!)
Apt •linltnrtil by Seci clary nf ibr Treamry Fred M,
Vinson of a Fioinin Advisory
Committee for the U. 8.' Saving*
liomls 1'ivi.ton. succesaer to fha
Win Klimmi- t'oitimillco, was announo-d Imini- bv \V. \V McEaclieiii.
mminitlee
cbiiitmnn.
Promirirti! Fioiidinn* wlie will
is r v , lo thu important group are:
1 "itoo K AHrti. Orlando; r. \f,
li 1 n u ii t,
Prrmarnla;
Courtney
( arnpbslL •Clearwaive; Oliver R.
Harr. W#s| ‘ PiUm Bench! Jnninr
L Cartwright, Jacksonville; Ha
rare f Conic*; Miami. Colin En
Rains Welcomed *
Plans Drive To By Vegetable And;
Hike Miners’ Pay Fruit Growers’
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By Av-orislcd I’,mu
This is the time of year when
the nation's homeowner* begin
hoping thry have ordered up
their la s t, load of coal 'fo r the
winter. It also is the time of
year when John L. lwiwis and
hi* United Mine Workers begin
thinking about the term* .of a
new contract.
So, the nation's soft co r ) oper
ator* are gracing themselves for
Lewis' first move to win higher
pay far some 490,000 of hi*
United Mine Worker*. Many of
the operators already aro in
Washington in anticipation of th*
UMW's wage maneuver*. They
expect formal notification by
Saturday Vthat l-r*i» wants* to
reopen his 1 1-monlh-old contract.
The
operator* then expect
Lewis to present hii actual pay
and other demands ten days
later — on Mar. 12. Thera *s
every Indiratlon that the coal
miners1 wage issue will be aim1*. but aubstantial. Thera also
i every possibility that a drawn
out controversy may result.
The reason why the possibility
p f a' lengthy controversy loom*
ao large are found in these two
factors:
( I ) In the'coal Industry, tabor
costa are - a major factor, and
wag* Increase* In th* past have
been tackad on lo th* cost of
each ton of coal.
(2) Mounting coal prices add
to the industry's fears of Inroads
by competitive fuels
especially
natural gas.
Lewie la aa olo*e-moutb*d ad
ever about hit intentions. But
I t seems n foregone conclusion
fit" will ask for the aame pay for
hi* miner* for a somewhat short
er work week than la In affect
i t present Miners currently re
ceive S 10 • -day for an eighthour day and are working (lx
days a weak. One hour a day is
provided for underground travel
end lunch. But the basic work
*ra k atill is 36 hours in the.
coal mining Industry and Lewis
May ask for a return to that —
with no reduction In pay.
Caldwell Says He
T o Sue
.Colliers Magazine
Tailuhajvsoo; Joint U- F'ah*.
fnVk-'Uiv’illi', W.-rltc, J Malhefly.
Gainesville; Nathan M.ryo, TnIJq
hassee: Victor II. Nortbcutt, Tam
il*; CljMe
Pierce. Jncksqnvllle;
Mrr. Th tin ton Roberts. Jackson
ville- McGregor Smith,- Miami;
and Georg*1 ('. White. Tallahassee.
—
Member* of the Advisory Com
mittee w|!] serve in a voluntary
rapacity ns eoniuitants to the
Treasury's state staff in the eon
tinning sale of lb S Saving
Bond, and Stamp* through bant-|ni>r<d| savings plan*. •rlmoU an i
Vegetable and fruit grower. to- j other business and civic enter
day welcomed another downpour]
of ruin which according to H F. prises.
McF.urhern. n Fort Ijtuderdale
Whitner,
weatherman,
brought Imnkrr Hnd former President of
the total precipitation during 'lie the Florida Banker* Asaocintioit,
past two days up to 1.46 Inches served for three anil u half year*
up to 8:00 o'clock thi* morning a* volunteer Stnte Chairman of
*t which time it was still raining. th* W ar Finance Committee, mid
Up to Wednesday rainfall fur. was requested by Secretary Via
th* month had been'only* .00 * of ■stm lo reinnfh in the lT. S. So
an inch or 1.51 inch lichiw the! tings
Ronds
orguriitation
or
norntul figurr for the month, .o r. Chairman of the Advisory Com2.31' inches. It ia probable that ' miltee for Florida.
rrociu rain* will bring tlu1 mnuln- |
ly figure up to or slightly in j
excess of normal.
The rain* have curtailed -el
erf cutting fur a two day period,
which
according
to
growers,
Carl Fester, Hr., ftirtner owner
should Improve the quality of the and operator of th# West Side
product ■and steady the market Service Btatiun for a numlwr of
tut the golden variety which has yeaiit died last night a t flAH)
been - lagging If hind--pascal in o'clock lit Quitman, Gr, following
demand.
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on illnc** of approxIniRtely one
The calciy market la much im week.
proved over conditions early in 'M r . Fesler, whose funeral arthe month when It looked a* raugementa have not yet lioen an
though growers might vote tu nounced, Is *urvlv#d by Mrs
plow up 40 percent of the crop. F'esler; two tons, W alter and
Charles Sherman'of Federal State Carl, Jr ., and one grandson
Market New* Service ha* been
Operators Gather In Precipitation Of 1.46;
Washington To Get
Inches Is Recorded!
. Ready For Battle
In Two Day Period!
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ABHINGTDN, feh. * * ,< * > —
'rS R jA i
tcraiiH Adminstrntion—Gen
eral Onmr Bradley— is tlirowinff "hia weight hohinti a new
Itenttion hiil that would bene
fit llfr,000 disabled veterans.
Bradley has explnincdvin a
statement for th e House
Veterans Committee thnt the
plan would .put into effect a
Advisory (iroup Is
Appointed For U.S.
Bonds D i v i s i o n
£
>*<m*y. uie t n i 'o cneereu mrohlto end the Emperor responded
bjr lifting hie hat to th* throng.
I t was some Uma before police
j^could clear a apace so the EmWPtrpr'a motorcar could pull away
*tto ia the curb.
" ..While in the department store,
.L'Hlrohlto became ao inUreated
in the thinga he saw that he
- forgot hi* Usual lunch time. The
store waa one of several places
* visited by lilrohlto.
i v,
Mayor li Jniiir^ t*ut (left I in |*I**tny$*»| afiove Hr
HOOVER NAMED
MIAMI. Ftb, u 7 m - Fenner the growers’ viewpoint,
President' Herbert H o o v e r la agreement will be Inroked exi
on vote of- a majority of
growers .effected..
COMMANDER V t o MBRT.
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TWe regular meeting of Taylor
Ja ck so n Demands Spain Announces
Tribi-nal Convict p ” n ,£
F,;o.n‘ ie''
0. .. . n
lia s Been ( losocl
bix Nazi Groups
Building P e r m i t s
Issued At City Hall
Two city building permit* for
erection nf concrete block atruclure* In the Redding addition ot
We*t Thirteenth Street were re
cently issued.
!
.
On* provides for construction
of a hall room 40 by 90 fe*t in
width and length at an Mtlmatcd
ccst of $3,000. The other project
il a 24 by 32 foot concrete block
store building facing Thirteenth
Street a t an estlmaUd cost of
$1,600.
POUCH REEK PROWLER
■ Polir* are on the lookout for a
prowler aald’to have b**n seen in
the Elm Avenue and Eleventh
Street neighborhood. Bert Chap
man 1113 Elm, reported seeing
th* prowler in th* shrubbery near
his
horn*. Mrs.
Bohnenstiehl.
908 Elm, reported that someone
had bran trying to op«h tha door
to her home between Uw hour*
of midnight end 4:00 A. M.
TROOPS TO WITHDRAW
LONDON, Peb. 28, </P)— A
British News Agency (Reuters)
quotes th* Hritlsn commander In
chief In India ae saying Indian
troops in Indonesia will start
withdrawing tomorrow. Th* Brit
ish Military leader, Bir Claud*
Au*Wnl«ck, -U. r*p«rl*d to have
O f Case On Monday
NUERNBERG. Feb. 28. —
(<\P)— Tiie Allied war crimes
tribunal at Nuernberg'. wilF
reconsider its drcisi'un against
summoning VYitistnn Churchill
a* a 'defrnse wilnr-a In Ihe
.. trial of 22 Nasi leaders.
Ilowevsr, the reconsideration
la,b aaed on a technicality
brought up hr jTiachim Von
Ribbentrop's defense counsel.
NUERNBERG, Feb. 2B, i/P)~
Chief United Stales prosecutor
Justice Robert Jackson demanded
today that tho International mili
tary tribunal convict six Nasi
groups on war crime* charges.
Th* six group* have an aggre
gate membership of more than
2.000,000 Germans.
Jackson told the taibunal that
if these groups escape punish
ment, they will hatch the next
war- ami the next pogroms. The
chief Amerirati prosecutor opened
the Allied argument on lrgsl and
technical questions involved in
the war crimes trial of 22 of
Germany’s top leader*. The prose
cution yesterday rested It* ease
agalnit the individual 'defendants
and the defense l* expected to
begin presentation of its case
on Monday.
In a vote* tinged with scorn,
Justice Jackson today declared:
" I t would b« a greater catas
trophe to acquit the** organise
tlo% thhn it would
the*entire 22 Individual
defend
IndVri
a n ts 8ome concern has been ex
pressed ae to the number of
persona who might be affected
py the declaration* of criminality
wa hava aaked. Seme people seem
more susceptible to the shock
of 1 , 000,000 punishments than to
the shock or 6,000.000 murder*.
A t the moat, -the* number of
punishments will never catch up
with tha number of crimes."
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Tin- Spnni-h sny thin tl'Miirr
order ha* been mud. effii live
ill Port Roll, mi tlie >w-t roust,
and Inin, on tKe west ro.nt of
tile Iberian I'enlnsubr. VII noimtil
IriifflL' ia said to Imve taH'ii
barred from transit llirough lliese
main arteries between Spain nod
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Brooklyn I ’ rus i d v n t
Asks ( liandlur To
Take Strong Aelion
Hy AHHOUIAIH)
press
llruuch Hickey ..f ilu* liriHiklyn
Dnrlger* rnltwt .Tn I oinmlsiioner
llap|iy- Chandler 1" take sltong
uetiun against major leugq* ludl
player* who Junqf to tiie Mexican
League. Tlie circuit under Rick
France,
ey's fire lured another player
Meanwhile, sentiment against away from Ihe major* today wh-n
Generallisimo Francisco Franco Alejandro ('arrrsqutd of tlie Uhlbn* bubbled »)' all over Europe engn White Sox. recently pur
In support of the French demniu! chased from the Washington Henfor a diplomatic break with'Spain ntora, signed with a Mexican
und _ UNO action against tiie League entry.
Mndrid regime, Frattce tin* ufflGarrasquel arrived in Mexico
cially branded th# .Madrid Guy*
eminent a menace lo interna City last night, presumably cn
tional peac* amL security. —r*— ,i route from Venezuela to the Uni
ted Slate*. Apparently, offlcUl*
Tile'Hint# Department m Wash- j of one of the Mexicali clubs talkingtuu ha* disclosed a new state- eil to him, and tie agrreil to sign
inrnl of what it called “certain a three-year 'contract.
American views'* on the Spanish
General Manager L#*lie O'Con
situation have been dUpalched
|o London and I’nri*.' The French nor nf the White Sox expressed
ure seeking American and British surprise when he heard tho new*
support for their efforts to bring In Chicago. Hr said be wouldn't
Bpain bafor* the UNO Hecurily believe It until it was a proven
A* an after
thought
Council. However. Xjijdnmnt* in fact.
Washington say they do out be O'Connor added: "If that's tha
lieve The United 8 tate* will go kind of a fellow he I*. w*'d tie
quit* that fart although a new lietter off without him." .
American statement
deploring
Official* of the Mexican league
the continued existence .of the •ay thry have signed the*# for
mer
major leaguers:
Fermin
Franco, regime I* anticipated.
Guerra
of Washington,
Rene
Monteagudu of the Phillies, Danny
Gardella of th* GlantA Adrian
/ a ha la nf th* Giant*, Napoleon
AMM 2/e John 0 - . Angel of Reyes nf the Giants. Lula Olmo
435
North Seminary
Street, of th* Dodger*. Roberto EatalelMadiidnville, Ky. and formerly la of tha Athletics, and Adolfo
of this city,.ha« been discharged Luque of the Giant*.
from the United State* Navy,
The league also la trying to
according to information received
today from the Naval Personnel sign Dumbo Ferrtandei, who la
the property of the Dodgers.
Separation Center, Jacksonville.
Rickey 1* fuming over the lot*
of Olmo, who damonitrated an
TO COME HERB
aLallity to hit big league pitching
T. D. lAneaatcr, assistant State lail season. Rickey tried to get
Service Officer wltji headquar Olmo to sign with the Dodgers
ters In Ocala, announced today even after he had agreed to play
that he will be in Sanford in Im the Mexican League. Ap-
March 6 to'assist anyone who de
sires eld from the Veteran# Ser
vice.
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Rickey Assails
Players Who Go
To Mexican Loop
Mini| i*( Tin■It i*» 11Mil'll I I
in
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j .»* i.ti.f i )*«- fus| Sanfuid H(-*!'itll \ t«Mi«titm
pfiww ti.sm K i; Kilplitvirk. \c ......... Init • f th.
I * , •\ »l|
\! ,. , I ,.i him
* r«i|iir*^i! Th. pTfUls foj flrutnririif the t'n-utfnlt ritrti dtif ’ j.1 Mi 1:»If* htuinfu Ntfiit* I
*rn*wi ntiri
Hun
inii'il fuiiKit urn $i*-fc iSonfiiid B a'. htill A *
"*o
.Srsistin. piasm utlJ v.“ *Mt mk1 to*
nor tow fi*l|fiwiii|r
Itattr! l Tp" htrukf - t ut, tin !*>*•$ hit d.lio^
Defense lOxpeds T o ^,>^‘‘1..-!*^;!'’ pan
Carl F u s l e r , Sr.,
Ihim 2 1 hom
Bej^in Presentation rmullf f*-< I!Vr tiln, <<! n sin.
Died In Georgia
reporting much ateadler market*
for thf product. Hauling* have
been heavier from the SanfordOviedo section than from the
Lake Okeechobee section. Gold
en Heart has been quoted at 12 iS
to |3.00 FOB for larger slie* and
Pgtcsl 82A5 to $3.00. California
also reports a very good demand
for celery.
BemiMle County haa th* repu
tation of growing some of the
beat cabbage in Ul* state. There
will be Increasing supplies until
th* end of April. Price* very
from 81-50 to fl.16 FOB per unit
of 60 pounds.
In its latest bulletin, the Flori
da Vegetable Committee, reports
that L J . Holcomb of th# fresh
fruit and vegetable branch, USDA, will eon» to Florida early
next month U> confer with celery
growers and state and federal
official* on a proposed cslety
marketing
agreement. If
the
facts developed Justify, it Is
bable the secretary of
tore will call a hearing
Feb ^ g 8,
( A P ) — Tlie chief of thPJve-
F u ji .ii’i .ill) Mould provide only
$2JiJO,Ot*l for Ihi* slate.
Tde largest iirm sought by
Pel per i« $ 16,000,000 for tho
cro*»-*tatr Uttgr canal, an item
eliminated .by the" dldiise.' IToaides increasing many House approved outlays. Senator l'rppor'a
amendment would Insert u series
of new dpiroprihtIons.
Atnone tint*#* would Ilf $3(10:000
for n project on Ibe St. Johns
Rivet in. laikc Harney. Leprosentativrs of Sanford, appeared
before the Senate Appropr ationa
Committee today in su|i|ort of
this appropriation. At the sain®
time, representative* of the port*
of Palm llearh will ary .e fo r
f i l l ,Onti fur harbor im; ro rment.
son* were arrested.
The trouble started when 3,000
striker* and aympathlxeri broke
through police line* three block*
from the plant- The demonatralor*
bowled over six officers on motor
cycles. Then 12 mounted police
men charged Into the crowd of
a n e n and' women.
w This 1* the second day of fight-!
Ing between member* of the CIO
United Electrical Worker* ami tho
police. The police are attempting
to enforee * court order against
picketing.
In New York the threat of a
natlon'-wlde telephone strike ap
peared closer nfter the breakdown
of
negotiations
between
the
American Telephone and Tele
graph Company and the union re
presenting 19,000 employes—the
Federation of Long Line Tele
phone Workers.
Negotiations collapsed early to
day after both sides hsd con
ferred for 14 hours without reach,. ing an agreement, While Union
President J . J . Moran said after
fa r in tha Gefi*ril Motor* (trike.
-T h a i strike has become the longj
eat and costleat lit the hiatory of,
f the automotive Industry a* 11
a entered He bnV hundredth day. *
CM la estimated to have lest
half a billion dollars in unfilled
’ order*. Some 118,000 General
.^ M o to rs production workers— Idle
tine* last ■November—are eetl*
fematsd to have loit from $113,000,000 to 1128,000,000 in wages.
Other millions of dollar* are
said to have -been lost as a result
of the strike, due to the many in'duitrie* dependent upon CM pro
duction to a greater or lesser
extent.
One such concern la the Pack
ard Motor Car Company. Pack
ard's 8,000 production worker*
have been Idle 'fo r more than n
month because of a shortage of
dfcparta normally supplied by CM
^subsidiaries.
•
- ■This, In part, f* the background
against wnlch General Motors'
official* and leader* o f ‘the strik
ing £ 1 0 United Auto Workera
Unlorr are meeting today tn an-
WASHINGTON,
s WASHINGTON. Feb. 23. <AVSenator Claude I'epper'of Florida
has opened a drive in the Senate
in' o Id 8 -8,000,000 lo appropria
tion* fi, Florida fltrrlints and wtit-
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28,
(AP) — Police and pickets
battled outside the strike
bound General Electric plant
,-ln Philadelphia-***in-today in'
one of the most violent labor,
goloshes of the wDoatwor era.
When the fighting subsided,)
. casualties were’ said to be .at
, least 2P. injured. Twenty per.
aniwar will
• company
A-T and T
very wUling
..
fi^i S
labor and -manag*M today to haw
Disabled Vcta Would
R e c e i v e ' Increase
Of $17.25 Monthly
Under New Plans
S a n f o r d Delegates
. (Jo Before Senate
Group To Support
St. John’s Channel
ilckey called on Chandltr to'
TALLAHASSEE. Fel» 2«, f/p)
— <i-vrrnnr UnldMeU siyii he h u
f<n nmlIy n»»tifi**il ri>lliiir*s Mn^aJ *ln$* he intends to
it ‘for
£titt editorial whifh he xavr falsely
$11juj i*n him ii Bui if i hi* k llJnif uf a
n*’*!ru who wu* ii'nillnt; till) nt
Mail *4$ri !a«.X fall
Thf G> vuinur it4f■14 he is 1i*avhi« l«vhyt*iq the question
U r anii'iiiit uf ‘idiiiu^rw to
**t**$cht
lie nlsfi says any
jii "ree,ii frum the
will bi
tuinvo uvfl t»» the Florida A.
nn«l M
for Negroes.
The tfovernur hua released to
the pi'fis n nme-putfv letU r to
Will nm C hrncry— publisher of
Collirr*s, in which he reviews hil
statement a nbuut the killing of
J e - tf James Uiiyne uu Out II,
I" the lettet. ( Tiblv%el| itemise*
thitv oxiorpti from the magasimi
nil I inI whirl) he r til Ip "falsa,
ilufiuiutlor v mill J hurn unrig: to tha
Htiitv «f rlurjiln, ila n t i/ens and
t*( m e "
Ihi >fie urtk tn kef i friMn ru un(TUiirded
MmliKon tuunly
jail
after he had been indictiMl for
m o lestin g
a
w hite
Kir i.
The next nmrmnp ho w m
found shot to death on a rural
rood.
Duncan Reports Mad
Dog Shot Yesterday
A warning to dug owners t o '
keep their pet* tied or confined
within the next 00 day*, in accord
ance with the ruling by the-C ity
Commission Monday evening, ws*
given today by_ Grady Duncan,
city sanitary Inspector, who re
potted that yesterday another
mad dog bad been shot by police,
Mr. Duncan stressed the fact
that .it dors not mak# any differ
ence if the dog running loosa hat
a livened tag. It will be picked
up. and said that owners should
take precautions ao as not to
loose valuable pets.
City Manager IL N. Sayer alto
pointed out that the quarantine
it now in effect, in an effort to
combat rablea among anlinls.
Colonel And Soldier
Smash Black Market
YOKOHAMA, Feb. 28, (VT)—
A deal between an Army colonel
and a soldier tn an effort to break
up an alleged black market ring
haa been described In teetimohy
before an Army tribunal. The
court is trying Merino Boceo, an
Italian national.
Col. ,Maurica Anderaon. of tha '
Tokyo Quataraaster Depot, saya
the eoldler who devised the plan
la James B. Layman, of Evahaville. Ind. In a deposition, the
colonel declare* he gave Layman
a written permit to draw 100
luita
of underwear. Arrange
ments were made with an other
quartermaster eolenal to have
the soldier draw field hW lW r t l j B
Col. Anderson ray* Laym*h‘e
plan led to breekiog up. the rlhg
With Which
B o « *». who
U .M .trU k ‘ ii*. *
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