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Established924 R 7 i. "The Truly Uts n uisned Mind Prefers #r$ Prcv .Vices' , " ' ' V. p <. " \1 FRIDAY I ''\t et6&17 \,.\ I May 2, 1947 PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN CANAL POINT BY PAUL RARDINCIRCULATING _ _ THROUGHOUT THE VAST AGRICULTURAL AREA OF PALM BEACH COUNTY -- Contracts Are Let : Chamberlain Named Bacon-Jones New j i Terry Sellers! Ask Four Seeking Two Vegetable Group Seat On Council For Water Works Name For Hdwe. Co. I; j Seats On Council 1.b (';":1.,1)(,: I i'.n. P.it...k'... wat 1 .r: t' Selc's.! S..u:::" la lat.v.iv; I n.i:: .ol < ..:,,, .. <' Fi..n.sag.. t-h' "t':;:atve ,::1 Pahokee! T.).' I --- Ta' CIty (" "utt"il :t a special: 'aiIti.r ':rc.: c t.> :c,-* .contact It is ,r.D-A LJ.ii <'':-.Iones Haidwar- :rariy v.>.ir;:. has :i.i-.nsnced h- | F"lr, ( ..indii! ; it'-> .rt' III the rv. mtr.tint; \"-.- for the construction of the Paho- and the Florida Vegetable Committee .ikf > Supply {'oHp."tnhut accoi j; O'1l'll! subjt-tt to th-' will of thti i i i.e. tion; May 6 They are Jack keo waterworks expansion pro- in connection with development : ing to an announcement this wf>(tI-l{i voters in the election next Tuesilay. j: Phillips.Vorld: \Var II veteran and pram upon the recommnndition.- of a state-wide! vegetablemerchandising : .. the c. ncern has changed its nan May S. !j proprietor of the Four-Way Servive - of Smith and l Gillespie. consiiltantvatervoiks ; program in OrlandtI tc take in a new partner Elmer i i j I.I1E"J!! is civic-minded and StationTerry St'Ut'n. local \ engineers of Jacksor.- I June 1G-17-1;. The occasion wiP : T. Jones. (\ says that. if elect d .he will work j' arent for Southern hallway Company . ,'m.!! .. contracts totaling S192. :.. 0xvt. j be the fourth annual meeting oti : Orin Bacon made the announcement [ perativlv with other member.* j : O. II. Bleech. rt'a1- estate ...,. let as follows: i I' the Florida! Vegetable Committe- ; anti says that he hopes t:p of the counril for betterment ofliving | and insurance' agent;: and A. J. The contract for the construction 4,' which represents the state. Tin community will extend the glad : c'condition in Pahokee.:-. ;. Ganiot. merchant and PodgPJvmnuth -- of the new elevated tank was; i meeting is exr\ 'et''d! to attract in hand of fellowship to Elmer a* i Sellers has a Ir ns list of friends dealer. If t to Chicago Bri'3ge and Ire j excess? of 1.000 vegetable, prodiic- his' partner in the future. :Nato: > \\'ho.'j. ,! work f..rf.S: : .indidacy: ( The City Council met Monday Works of Atlanta. Ga.; for tne i! ers and suppliers. ally: no introduction is needed fo-- He :.-= r.n.i"; ":: :r. '";?: np' : .">. veninp and certifier! Phillips and __ .._ I ---- expansion of the waterworks I the new partner in the concern 1 Sellers as candidates:: for councilman - plant to Ivy II. Smith Construction :: since he has" lire in Pahokee fir I in Group Five and Bleecb and Flier : Dies Result Farmers To Meet ; Co. of Jacksonville: for th > many years. lie cut meat for Cla -I j jence Gamot. in Group Four. Ilobert laying: of water 'mains, to J'1' ? Bailev! for :years and th.". Tickev and Victor L. Geiger are Heinft'm The c'ontra.tingfirms of Miami. announced ,,; Of Pahokee. Crashdalt ,Store.r.--nd a market in the A&!' !i In Pahokec! Tonite< \ the' ,..>. incumbents expire on May whose: 6i terms Hf of- I that work on the expansion program After Elmer sold! th! p A&P j ---- I The election board i is comprised will start a; soon" n.s : !1 1I"nl! ., F":' La!!,!.':' market to Jack Spencer he went L L Stucl\ ;:cV. :::a.1: ,: i of '! of C. T. Howes clerk: Edna lick lb'I n aterials are available and a portion dale was s-n-m.-Iy i injuredvh'r into the fanning industry with the Fi -'r:3'.t'g.:. t.ib'.e: w.iittee.! i I ett. Khoda! Shire and J. I:. raiiotL.ist . of the work is expected to g":: I the light i plane hv was flying:: hit prospects of becoming one of th' i :iss'tti: :1; rill lor a :it -tns; of alt\ ;: >... torsVna: :Mae {'hrod"'r' under way thi + summer or eary Lake Region's" largest growers. He i ihl"n't fanners in South Florida tonightat j i i :"> :.1} C A. Moberg. alternates. a guy wire of the State HighwI - -- - fall. I reported to our agricultural i j the city hall in Pahokee. Th" I --- - -.- I Patrol antenna tower and orashei ei'itor as to his accomplishments in idea of the meeting: :: to soundgrowers' i iVire Of Canal To Split Time On I on the dike at the Pahokee wate- tl-is line. hut. we are inrlinetl to II opinion on setting up a front around b o'clock Sunday b'Mie'-e that he will be happier ;n Ftoridi i vegetable commission sim(i Point! Man Dies Two Office Jobs I morning. He died Tuesday in the i t hardware business." ilar to the citrus commission.If . I toward General hospital in Fort I ------ reaction is favorable said i 'fr Ruth, Louise Ogle I wife of Claude S. ,Jones local veteran Lauderdale. Stiickey an enabling art will be requested I! I:1'.11: ", fg:? AMM..U.-S 4.:.a.vvI - service officer announces a new ,I Mr. Heflin. a war veteran: anl1 Teachers NamedFor 'I' of the LegislatuYe. creating died April 7. following an emergency schedule of office hours for the I flying student, flew to Pahoket i i i the commission.: who>e function I operation. She was th- Pahokee and Belle Glade Veterans from Fort Lauderdale! Saturday in''II Coming Term I would be to aHogrnwt>rs to daughter of Mr and Mrs." C. F Service offices. Starting today Mr I a Piper Cub owned by the Brown+ set up and finance their own merchandising Fowler of Carson City Nevada Jones will replace Mrs. Arnold as Aviation Company of Fort Lauderdale I Pahokee: Elizabeth Caraway advertising and sales" wh >re the body will be sent fcr veterans service officer in Belie !! and was; the overnight guest I Cleo Douthit Tommy Lee DuBo. program as a group. burial. Glade and divide his time between I i I of :Mr. Walt Chanev and family Frances Harlow. Reba Henry Lua Directors of the Florida Vegetable The young navy wife !left the the Pahokee and Belle Glade offices. ;I He had just taken off for his re : Pope. Sue Shirley Sarah Thomas Committee have sent resolutions i states the first of March to join i turn home and was circling the ; Charlotte WaLston. to the! Senate and Hous" I her husband on Guam. Shortly Clyde Alley Starting: today the Veterans 'I Pahokee airstrip" when the acei-j j! Richard Brook Myrtle Colson and the governor asking the legislation after her boat left Honolulu fog Service office in the Pahokee city I'I dent occured. Several ; Lewell Garrison Ruth Gis.*'n.Jan- according to LaMonteGraw. Guam she was stricken and anemergency hall will he open with Mr. Jones: witnessed the accident and pf"ror.1 er. :Ned< Kocher. Robert Lampi! committee.manager.New operation was neces In | was rushed to the \' --- - -- officer radioded for charge on Tuesdays and Thursdays j i Barbara McNamara:< Phara Mock sary. Ship's n from 8:30: a. m. to 5 p.n morial Hospital where : Frances Moose. Constance Smith Officers Are seaplane and the stricken worn if' I j found he suffered a fractured skull j taken tc and on Saturdays from 8:30 a. m Mary Solick. Oleen Strayhorn was placed on it and until noon. At Belle Glade the collarbone and clavicle. He regained :, Loula York. Jane Mitchell. Installed By Legion Guam for surgery. She died s*on Veterans Service office is heir,: I 1 consciousness: around noon anc'j I Canal Point : Lucile deMoya after the operation.The . moved from the U. S. Employmentoffice was transferred to a Fort Lauderdale Marvel Griffith. Clara Maur.T A. G. Shand of Fort l.awlerdalt' deceased was horn in Term to the city hall and will b hospital Sunday evening.The Sue Mead Vivian Mercer. : American Legion :Ninth< District! but became a resident" of Nevad.1 open with Mr. Jones in charge on Piper cub he was flying wa (tI Belle Glade: Dicia Blevins.! IvaG. 1 i Commander! acted as installing! officer I II wht'rt"Jf'" attndd schools' in Day 1fondavs."dnesdaY9 and Frida.\ I I reported to be almost a tots Burrv- Bronme K. Emery M I at the joint installation otnew ton and Virginia/ City. She wa from S:30: a. m. tnI :30 p. m. I"';I wreck.__ __._--- ; Williams Granger. Ruth Shot officers for the South BiyBello arried! Jum 2. 1? lfi She H survived - the new .setup Mr. Jones will serve" Irvin. Hazel T. Litchfield. Lydia Glade. Pahokee and! Cant by her husband. Donald Osrl! all veterans in the entire west Dickie Johnson To Ann f'Clllrt'Iarart't Mo.elev! Point Legion Posts held Tuesday: who i is a son of Mrs. Claude Santee - half of Palm Beach County from I Alma Frances Murphy. Susie Mir night in the Legion:: Hall in BelJeGVide. of Canal Point and her parents Twentymile Bend to Lake Harbor ..Attend'Cleveland phy. E.lvthe P. Murray. Margare Mr. Shand;: was assisted by Mr. and Mn Fowler on To assist Mr. Jones in clerical Red Cross Convention' West. Eva Pearl Bryant. Mildrec1Huehes Ralph Freeman past :Ninth< Ii,:'; brother and her grandparents nt work the Glades Veteran Servic- r-irr. Elmer L. Cochnn t, tract Commander and n-tiring: commander Carson City. The funeral will beheld Committee has employed Mis William H. Cook. Valerie CrowlexJ. I of the Belle Glade Po..t 2') Sunday. IavI at Carson Richard S. i Di kie JohnSOnmember Mary Mullis as stenographer foi "f the Pah"kee Hig'.iS.pool I;. Davidson. Sarah D. Dgg: :New< ffirers of the Leginn Aux: City the Pahokee and Belle Glade o* i Junior ('lasshas been Charles H. Di'ton. Ida W Hardv I' diaries of the above mention Mrs Santeo i" in Carson City f <"..s. I Inline Molt Gervase W. Mrn '-. Post- were also installed at tne for the funf'ralIr.. Santee went j'l.h".n Pam! B*>ach County Junio --- ----- ,' Ruth McKenzie Lan worth '. :Net< rveeting with Mrs" Elizabeth: Pi'arher. this week and will r.turn1t.h Red Cross delegate to attend thfAmerican :NinfPistnrt < Mrs Sant>p and Donald At th ! Kathlee" Legion Auxiliary: Lions Will tie I. Icfeht't1 Sponsor I! Red Cross :Nations< ! Rogers, Jerome :;:..idnt'r..1 HuborVannoy. president acting as ir- end of a couple of we ks ! Convention in Cleveland. Ohi > --- - Play On May 22 23: June 9 to 12. stalling officer. [ Dckieas chosen for this honor South;: Bay: Inez DiokmsonEdvtha.Eckman. After the ceremonies of :n't a!'?" Sebrinjr Iii School Pahokee Lions at their Tue 'd. :y Ogla Bally, IA" tarn refreshments of ire rr"am an- because of his outstanding . luncheon meeting in.tnll'ttht'ir Martin. Marv Alma MurphvGreeiacre cake were served with members .>f Hand Anumtr Winners leadership! in JRC work in th-- sie safety committee to study the Frances Berrv. :NrCilvit. < Pips 2O :and Auxiliary aotsr.g n? problem of having antennae tower C"ntAt' the Pahokee Sch<-> Frances I i7ftto. Margar' I host<. Ti' n-.-,-ti"jr -T-led wT-: :MJ\MI: :\11 am' 1-:'1I..r.. Miart'iS g .y worn wi close to the Pahokeer he was one of the principal lead Waddell dan ,- par'yAttend r:" -t.-l! Srnng High School and recommend t rs In developing and executing;: .. I Sat trip an; Like litr' .p' M.irg'.. :.tII"*-- v-.n first might; :.r.ay in th- 'I"l sj campaign and was one ,>f the director -.-- Youth I Rally . r.IU"t' the hazard! Harry \VaMpchlacrr I f.mpetitKn that brought to * and Jack Ch.istain aye of the local JIC projt I InVest: Palm beach < ]lose the three-day jwv.nth ann a.F . r>>.-mU>r' <>f the committee. which called for sending of 20C Duh111Tn. Operate !<'*. :ot" State School Music Fe'?.-. Bob Halgran of Fort Mver g'f* a month to veterans at th. Xnrth.Carnlina: t ,.. I-, --S-; ". val ...nhl.fr the office of Lionbst Key \Ve.it :Naval< 1I0splt 11. tt. '' : Y F. :;> .\ " S5ebnr.ir. which according to tt, .. 'tultt'ntf .Ihn A I'\.r: .i- t'r :in " oiitltred! plans! for thj Saving;; At tv . .. C r>f 's r'.trk..t Part'kee ...1 l .. :t"l f'1j'hI tT unto (,3a f'llmp..tltl Lions tat.n't'r.tl" to be hf'11 fairs at the school he is a memtviof .I! fin' : lr. ... . ... r", h 'rh' !""r-,,. with a 53-ir.irt-r: ti. -1 F'rf. : :r ,1mnn. N r. arrvsrv'th I at ; a:1! t ( . m ..tt1L"ttJn', 5 tia.1d reported the Future :trrlt'r"mf'rl- s-; ... fr""x a te.tal nrhool enr'.l''', ' of 1 v-r. w.t fvP T - the Pahokee HiRh Sh ,>l .> 3"th of Mac where he; u ; that reservations have been c.i. tin Miami Edison nrolte.-' f' i \I.' for 10 from the Bard:: the Pan-Amencan Club and crate !hf''l!" market under I K ''.* .. n:< delegates t' .hok"wer 1 73S and Bonn Senior lItrU The market wirspecialize I The ifYF group i: < Pahokee club. :is business manager of the Junior for 90 day byMr 23.34 students accompanied .f the rally cucumberart * I"Iwan.l.Jt'n't'n reported tharft'raratins CTas. Last: year he wa. % preaidert in pegper's ---- -- montlperiod. and Mr R. J Schroder ar" three the are being made to' of his eLl manatf'r.f the Pa during Sara D hazer r.t Noratee ww u aTuaaQay Pbt!: Rev and .Vr C'af1l4"ftr.. limn and IOn Mr Dulany b I hokee Blue Devil football team arc the Lions to a play to ; sponsor I ba vultfcr here on to tr Canal Poir.t eta frewn presented in the high school aidtorutm :. I! vice rr !iii f'rt of the Junior Claw- lip will Join Mr. Dulany as ooe: a and tbwe And n'lr1'<1ay rf tha ueek. ', cc ,witnsf.! MrV P Jfr!': "ro Stay 22 and :3 :cal! League Two The Everglades Xews. Canal Point. Florida Friday, Hay 2, 19 i\ Renovate Straw Hats Jaycees To MeetIn aton-Plaza. Delegates will al1 THE EVERGLADES NEWSServing I housed at the Princess ISSN With Kitchen EquipmentMany Daytona Beach Hotel The program includes rice - the Lake Okeechobee Farming Region straw hats can be renovatedwith dance, three cocktail parties, a Established 1921 Published Every Friday simple equipment from the DAYTON BEACHTile banquet and 20 additional entertainment Subscription Price 2.00 Year \d.ance' kitchen or laundry. The dingy ones Junior Chamber of Commerce State features to which Jay convention - need mild suds bath with a sponge OfficeIn and lukewarm The to be held here May 1. 2: CE'5ill be admitted by courtesy The Evergladesews Is Entered at the Post water. crown is it with crushed and 3 is shaping up as the largest ticket protected by filling Canal Point, Florida, as Second Class Matter paper and the hat is laid on a tn Jaycee history according to 1" S. Jaycee President Seldon: Paul Rardin Owner Editor Publisher towel covered table to help the local club officials. Waldo. Gainesville attorney anc1 , brim retain its shape.A More than 400 reservations have Vice President James Kendall Collectors ConsolidatedFlorida soft brush a toothbrush will been re<'ei\"ed. Official conientior- Jackson Mississippi lawyer. wil' do is dipped in the suds and hotel will be the ocean front Sher be the principal speakers. has been accustomed to pretty good service in the washing is begun. More suds and state comptroller's office for a good many rears. and less water is advised because an .. specially during the time the late Col. J. M. Lee occupied overly dampened hat will soon lose the office. When he passed away last summer it was feared its shape. It's better to let the hat decline. But that dry and repeat the process, if nec- that efficiency in the dpartmentould essary, to remove last traces of soil. , doesn't seem to he the ca:,e. Clarence Gay, appointed by than to ruin it completely with toa Governor Caldwell, is also .shewing a few tricks that should much water.Rinsing I Corn Earworm and meet with the approval of the state at large. is accomplished with a After some careful study, Gay has worked out a plan cloth wrung from lukewarm water. I whereby duplication of work, both in his office and in the Dry with a fresh cloth and your hat field, can be avoided He has ordered the consolidation of is ready to wear. If the color looks I faded, a cloth wrung from an am- the retail license and inventory tax collection with that of monia solution will help to brighten ''I Budworm ControlCan gasoline dealers licenses. This will result in the eliminationof it. Use one teaspoon of ammonia to . calls on dealers by two different collectors and inspectors. half a pint of water. Better experiment I Florida has too many inspectors and collectors running on the underside of the hat I first to see how it will react. around the state. A general consolidation would place manyof these inspectors under the state board of health, where they rightfully belong. This department is charged with Dog Feed safeguarding the health of Florida residents and visitors, Each pig that is farrowed alive now become a reality. \\'e now havean yet inspectors from several other departments are constantly : but dies at weaning time-when oil base Insecticide which has proven about 10 weeks od-costs 120 pounds around to if special law being dropping see some is additional feed. A pig that dies 8 effective in the Sweet Corn growing area violated. Arcadia Arcadian. I I weeks after being weaned repre- sents a further loss of 100 pounds of of Central Florida for controlling the Corn 1 I I MEN'S RIRLE CLASS Point Road. Lawrence Jaudon is feed During the next 8 weeks of Earworm and Budworm. Also we have a The lesson "The Revolt of th: the president. R Cowart lead! I the pig's life it consumes about 242 Northern Tribes", which will be the singing. pounds of feed. The final fattening few advance samples of a newly perfectedand I ______ I' period usually of 8 weeks' duration - taught this Sunday in the Pahokee patented Hand Gun for the application - takes about 390 pounds Mens Bible Class by the teacher n.\XQI'T more. Altogether, the finished hog ready of thi material. We recommend that be ot Rev. C. A. llobergshould The Pahokee Chapter Future I for market has required 990! pounds paramount interest considering: Farmers of America will conduct 1 of feed, or nearly half a ton. If the I you come in and see how Dimple and easyit condition of the nations today its annual fathers and sons ban I animal should die of hog cholera, I i N to treat with this What caused the revolt and tin quet in the school cafeteria this for instance. at this final stage all : your crop gun. : division? Why are we today in revolt Friday evening at 7 o'clock Fath- i this feed is lost so far as edible ;i i and division? Where are the ers of members and friends are invited I meat is concerned. I twelve tribes today? Will they bt guest I rf'gathen'dVhen? Where? The programith President How? Will the United Nations although Harry Fremd in charge will consist Deer Shelter! !i' a failure now, succeed in ; of a typical FFA meeting during Wisconsin has in excess of 27,000< ) uniting the nations? which chairmen of the various acres of land specifically acquired ! These and other questions wit committees will give report summarizing I for the purpose of furnishing deer I be discussed: based upon the Bible: '' FFA activities and with food and shelter during severe , and events. The Class Quartet., achievements for the past year. winter conditions that drive i KILGORE SEED CO. .. them close i will sing.. A most cordial invita into concentrations on I . turn is extended to all unaffihatec "A living and glorious reality.' such areas. The conservation department i i men and visitors. The group is the way Senator Claude Pepper announces that this acre- BRED-RITE SEEDS age has been purchased at a cost I which enjoys a membership of well described the Everglades National: I of S87.140.74. an average of $3.21 per over a hundred, meets Sundays at Park in hU recent talk to Florida ' : I I ' under Phone acre, a law passed by the Pahokee Fla. :3201 ; , 9:45 in Fellowship Hall on Bacom legislators. !! legislature in 1943. The law provides I that 50 cents of each dollar derived |i , I from the sale of deer tags be used < 1i I for the purchase of deer yards and : --- - - I I I to provide winter feed for deer. The I special fund is divided equally be- tween the two functions. -, i j . Mung Beans I The people of Asia eat mung < beans boiled or roasted as well as I BASS FISHINGIs in sprout form. They grind the beans I into flour and make noodles vermicelli - and gelatin. The Chinese make I r On The starch from them for laundry use. Again Program Inferior in taste as beans to familiar bean American sprouts beans make and peas a, the welcome mung Come in and See Our Stock of Fishing: addition to raw salads as well as Equipment Including to cooked vegetable dishes. Especially , in their raw state they are ; rich in vitamins B and C. Their i Rods Reels Baits progress from a small proportion of Casting , America's restaurant menus to : ' thousands of home dinner tables has Hooks Lines and : been strictly a war phenomenon.Insect , t. x ControlA Weights I ;' new control for some of the : ; We stock and install precision-engineered Inter- garden bugs that have been chew For Both Rod and Fly Fishing and ing up vegetables is now available.A . , national Truck parts-just like the originals in 20 per cent sabadilla dust will Other Fishing ParaphernaliaSEE give good control of the harlequin International Trucks. They fit and stand up. That's cabbage bug. squash bug. leaf foot- ed bug. southern stink bug and blis- why best bet-just as service done they're lour any WARES APPLIANCE ter beetle. These are all bugs that HOME have been hard to control because I I bet because skilled is best ? in our shop jour our ' of their size and feeding habits. This II While in the store just look around mechanics use International.A ppnn-ed equipment dust is made from seed of a lily , plant and is not poisonous. It is I and see what fine merchandise we fur testing and service and follow International- I not injurious to the plant. It acts I as a contact pots<,n and will k.li the I have on our counter; and on our Appro\ed methods and practices. So bring jour insect j-st; as boon as it is dusted on : shelves especially in our Hou ware: trucks to us for parts and >er\ue that produce it.Tot Found DrownedIn i Department in the Balcony. China. truck operating profits.GLADES Glassware, Aluminum and Enamel! Washing Machine I ATLANTA -Lirda May Kirr.ble Wares. EQUIPMENT CO. i, 18 months old was found drowned i in a washing machine sh rUy after !her matter !had rot.f.ed: ! i police that I'IIOM: MSI \nnHrK.:. n.\. the baby was missing. ,I Mrs Henry T K.rr.be: telephoned BETZXEirS I f.olce who arrived Nit as the fraac - :. rr.,, -.djcc\ered the chili ini.w r..ec1ar..cJll! washer PcLce THE IIAUUW.UETORE : sad: the ch! ':'d apparently taj MAIN STREET HELLE GLADE, FLA.Page . trucks 'i L":bed ii o the inachire from a INTERNATIONAL I i -- .air at 11 s.de I 1- 1 Friday May 2, 1947 The Everglades News, Canal Point. Florida Page Three - 1 !I: APPRECIATION any way: with the recent Girls Plant Scientists Aid Germans U. S. l i Auxiliary Goronation and banquet. Cinematic Chatter Florists Grow Lilies Mrs. Ralph Grimes, CounselDi: - - - By Malcolm Millar Zone Given Job of the Girls Auxiliary of the Pa- Newman C. Brackin of Crest- Before the war American florists hokee Baptist Church desires tc view chosen in a Democratic was r imported between 25 and 30 million express her appreciation to each President of the Humphrey Bogart, and Lauren: Easter lily bulbs each year with party caucus for Place More ResponsibilityOn and every person who helped in 1949 Florida State Senate. Bacall are starring together ir I most coming from Japan. Before I the Sunday-Monday offering, "The i that-we used to get the bulbs from Them for Purging --- -- Big Sleep", which is scheduled tc Bermuda but virus diseases destroyed , be screened at the Prince Theatre the bulb industry in Ber- Nation of Hitlerism. r "The Big Sleep" is a murder muda. 1 i iI mystery by Raymond Chandler Growers in this country had not BERLIN A sweeping new de- talented writer of mysteries and is tried to raise lily bulbs on a large Nzification law placing more responsibility - a picture that this pair of stars f-t scale since the florists could importthe for purging the ration I Sellers I to perfection. It is a thriller that bulbs cheaply and there seemedno and indicating a commitment for Terry c way to control the virus disease Americans to remain in Germanyfor bears every stamp of mystery , that attacked the bulbs. at least 10 years was announced - killing crookedness, love ana d 1 Lt. Gen. Lucius Clay ; I When war made it impossible for by death. It really is a must for yom , florists to import bulbs growers chief of the U. S. military government - date book. it I Announces His CandidacyFor i here made a start. Plant scientistsof the Associated Press reports. I I'I' Tuesday Wednesday William the department of agricultureaided General Clay estimated that at f 'I Gargan. Janis Carter and Jeff in developing control of virus least 1 milJion"and perhaps 4 mil :: A Place On The Donnell are to star in a thriller diseases. They found that there I lion of the 15 million Germans in I II based of the radio show by the are two really harmful diseasesrosette the American zone will be subjectto same name. "Night Editor." Alc and fleck-carried from infected punishment under the new law. I "It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog" bulbs to healthy bulbs by tiny I It was drawn up by the three German [ 'with Carol Landis and Allyn Jos- plant aphids or plant lice. The diseases provincial: ministerpresidentsin I PAHOKEE COUNCILGroup lyn. can be controlled by destroy- the zone and provides for trial ing the diseased; bulbs. That's the ci the cases by German courts. II Friday brings Peggy Thursday - only way to protect the healthy ones. The law p'cifiE's'a "ing degrees I ' Ann Garner and Randolph Scott as rf guilt for all Germans who aided I I, stars of "Home Sweet Homicide" Hitler ranging from major offenders 5 :i This one is said to be one of the Thinning Garden to minor cases classified; as ::1: funniest "who-dunnit" shows yet Thinning in the home garden I "followers." screened. Major offenders are liable to as I I should be taken by degrees. Where ; ill Saturday on the double featured plants are grown in drills the first much as 10 years in a labor camp. a I Subject To The Will Of The program James Warren, with Nan : thinning should be done as soon confiscation of property and loss of I Leslie as his leading lady, stars in as the plants are large enough to all rights for a minimum of 10 I the Western part of the show handle and gardener should make I ;years, including the right to Nan ; Voters In The Election il automobile. The minimum sentence : screened under the title "SunsetPass" sure that each seedling stands by : Zane itself at least an inch from its neigh- for major offenders is two jears. . written by Grey. bor. It is a mistake to discard all i To May in Germany. Second feature of this programis excess plants prematurely, since I General Clay said the Americanmilitary II "Blonde Alibi" with Martha accidents, insects or disease may : gcverrrrent was determined Tuesday May 6 j IIil O'Driscoll and Tom Neal in the , destroy many of those which are left. I to see' that the sertencescre , starring roles and a fine cast in carried out. Asked if this But the shouldbe I as plants: grow they il) of them. This is another I support meant the Americans definitely intended - thinned until they stand at the optimum - mystery to keep you on edge distance from each other. I to stay in Germany, he replied II throughout its showing, and is one : When bare spaces occur in the row I' of the most interesting shows ot I excess plants may be transplanted "As far as the military government - its kind that has been screenec : to fill the gaps. Even tap rooted can commit) the United here. I plants such as beets and carrots are 'States, jes." Your Vote Appreciated ii See you at the movies i i often successfully transplanted by i "Followers' of Hitler are subject t I careful amateurs. It is possible to to punishment by fines and the I' exacting of> reparations. The American Bible Society reports -I use the thinnings from many crops I il ilr Major offenders are defined as such lettuce endive chard and . as . circulation of 11, 394.200 a I beets which is another reason why those who committed crimes out of volumes of Scriptures in 1946 political motives against victims or this operation may be performed by nearly four million of which were easy stages. I opponents of National Socialism : distributed in thir country. were responsible for outrages, or i political, (economic . gave propagandistic N ! Sugar Waste I or other support to Nazi tyr: 1bey: re Vecoratt1J e' Vsefuf If! :Much fine natural fruit sugar anny. NOW I German industrialists and bankers . you car buy. . ideal for satisfying the sweet tooth and for making puddings cakes and a large number of whom fall . REPAIRS andACCESSORIES sweet spreads goes to waste each into the category of major offenders i fall when persimmons are allowedto compose one group especiallyto be called to account. Many of fall and rot. The persimmon is one of the sweetest fruits groin these big businessmen are yet to" be . M Mr GMAC PLAN this country. Analyses show thatit rounded up. i - is nearly one-third sugar-second Clay estimated at least a year I the date will be required to carry out the I only to in sugar content. CHRISTIANCHEVROLET trials. While Germans themselveswill has half ! The fig only as much sugar and the peach only one-fifth as do the prosecuting. Clay em- phasized the proceedings will be much. Persimmons must be fully Phone 2371 PahokeeCHIROPRACTOR mature and ripe to lose their puck- checked closely to see' that there is no leniency in applying the law. ering quality. Unfortunately the mistaken idea has persisted that Insure Punishment. Further instructions will be Issued '1 I persimmons are unfit to eat until he snid. , respecting persons been they have frosted. Actually ' under the law with coming dealing 'I freezing is bad for persimmons. Many of the finest persimmons are punishment; tf war crimes, crimes I II' e.by r1.eI heftt Eorfy ..... ... ._.-_._ fI__ .. WEST PALM BEACH I lost each year because they ripen I' against peace and crimes againsthcrr.anity. ; I Paths, ........ v... w ,...... MON. WET and FRI . I and fall before frost. Those not edible I BELIE GLADE While! the law affects cnly the ; TUBS. THURS and SAT before frost are late varietiesand choice with " I A:. erican zo' e. it will be reported : Your net yet mature. I . DR. L. S. JONESSuite tc the allied c.-r.'ri-l council for pos- : - :301-02 Comrau Hid*!. i !iol national an hen'icnCiay. _ Phone >50 vt Palm teach. F'.a the number of 25-b. ! Restore hal't"I I m estn'ating: one bag o Germans who may toe liable for Some straw hats can be returnedto I shape with an ordinary iron, although punishment snd"I : I don't mean there will b e 4 million : it is impossible to give theman b : entirely new one. It is necessary directly subjected to the law; | THE itvct iii FARMERS j to work carefully using crashed paper I w :'h their! ck'e! relatives you would |I .: b'rt:" .. 1\\.l'lCi.\Tt 1.\liI: pads to prevent d-mage to the h\c ".t! k.'j-t 4 m.Ilion.: but directly i .. ; ;: "-o ...L.1.;. : Nl'Ihl'INMI'1t. : I'.11i:\11ilu'T '" original share if the hat. Certain only bout: 1.3 million to 2 million, .:t:a e ": xx I as manifestly you canru,t forfeit a.. ::. .If 1h synthetics burn or melt With heat CI''NF.NT11'.1Tta: : ,, gj .,_ .... .:)\1 .'. J ! : fONTIiOI.: so the straw should be tested in an property of the Nazis without at- .... . V"41- Q .......... t:: I before feeling their fairilies | 1.\lWt; : m01.1.1.: : inconspicuous spot attempting I The said the law '! Oti.I. : general was - "n\fix -OK KI.NT: to press. If the hat passes the ..- ....actn.UL.s . : tended to be a complete dr-Nazifica-i tii , test, pad its crown and the mwardcune !'o11.1.: TAIOlKKxKI.: : )MK I I tion program for the American ' '.......oua._ ' of the brim wIth crushed paper / Palm & Pine Land Cu.l'lrdt' and sponge: lightly with a damp zone." and would reach some Nazis I ' cloth wherever irregularities who until now had escaped any great j i : FOR ", 0 E .. 2AIMNG i oc > t'l'ringFlonda hardships rr punishment because j t ,: cur. Worn the damp straw into , had income<=. Td.I lh"Il" S.-h. 'n,.: N, shape! with the t::. ers and then !! they private . . Specifica'.lv! :.e asserted The law | M4pd I' with paper pads still in place press was scr e r.*o the industrial field | the cuts.de cf the! crown and outward - carne of the? brim. using ts- fir the tint t.rre Up if the rn sent j CHOOSE ANY ONE...TAKE IT HOME! ht' 51.d Md the ve i\e never s-e V'Pr S'tt\\t:.en the stray and . tie irFind- :. \\tlt' ft'.d: if .. .:..='r.:I'tt- in the i. Hab Itphant: pitcher. .to brighten the brtik- CHILLS & FEVER mar.da'or.rrt: 2Earh Bird pit whistlt . kt oil steam! Your DUE TO MALARIA Filipinos! Kill 72 Japs . Uccp e;;>h '.\.",ruats ..0; ..a.JS f.l.ky-nC\tc Bodies of 200 Who Refuse to Give Up RELIEVEDBY ! M.\ ll.\ *: .e'iy-tuo Japaneseh : soFg -- 666fCR G.l.s in :Mass Grave <->:'c n.l s--i.o: rs -.\ere kied recently 3 Pu.!>-in-P K,f cr{ :m ifhcr! and colorful :r. S( t.t r,' rr. L..zrn in <<' rt! ',t .. ' ...::lAMJUAI A U S ..cry tioucr s i'! ICS: 'lrP ;j.Jicrj' Y'Jy'1I1"c it! .".., \.t': a F.l.: :c !Lt.IC!: .' i :v'. *t.." ', ,;"d *.".t b :ies tf ., . . ,,. tried : : ' t '' t.trt .:c ', :: r' A:-:... .,_:, tr.t See yc-vr G'J= ! .- " .. ,_ : :: t ;nt. > ; : ": T 't.ri :. a e y . . F.- . << There r c. 1- ." _;_, d gr.t\: on F..T"-I chaos BIL !i5 a E5'A ut + :: c zoissi1 :'ers Atr :.p> red" to have Ltd cjv.s.or.. ctirstd with policing the ialotabsrcJ ..':.-" t rr-.bco attacks .n cr Jan area. cst.rraed I tra-pcrts into has:: ISO miles south c! M;.*..'r witisPfsburu's!! BestF TO CONST'F*' '-'. 'IjSf AS prrE-F:" - Page Four The Everglades News, Canal Point Florida Friday May 2. lads I Normal Local Phone Care Most Important to I Circle :Meets At Home Gay Swain Has Stuckey. Barbara Moberg. Buddy Service In 42 : Prevent Tractor Mishaps : Of :Mrs. R. Schroder Birthday Party Moberg. Calvin Mizell. Donna Gail I Tractor accidents can be prevented j Jensen. Barbara Jacobs \Vyne' Bell ExchangesForty 1 the Xatior.al Safety council en- i Gillis. Carol Jacobs Roy Spooner i phasizes. If care is used in the op- Mrs. R. J. Schroder and Mrs Mrs. Vinson Henderson entertained Emma Jean Hitchcock. Ruthl ':l two of the seventy one eration of tractors there is no neces- John D. Rogers were hostesses to at the woman's clubhouse Kt'mp.Irs.. Stella. Mullis, Mrs sity for accidents. members of the Simon<,on-Lair* Ralph Grimes. Mrs. Ike Jacobs exchanges b i Friday t>veningwith a forma telephone: operated } Circle. First The council offers these sugges- Methodist WSCS. at Mrs. J. W. Rogers Mrs. \V. H the Southern Bell Telephone Company tions a circle meeting held atI"s. party honoring her niece Gay : Covers; Mrs. Maxine Joyce ant' in Florida are now getting Engage the clutch gently, espe- Schroder's home Monday after- Swain, who was celebrating he: MrsV.. H. Kemp. normal local telephone service ant' :cially when pulling uphill, out of r.oon. eleventh birthday anniversary.: -..... the, volume of long distance business ditches or pulling heavy loads; to Mrs. C. T. Howes presented aprogram Guests were Sandra Long In.Faye .. :\KOTAKIANS: handled is about fifty percent -,reduce speed or stop, always brake relating to missions in. Wade. Wayne Burdesha'v of normal volume, officials of;the wheels equally, using the brake China. Mrs.V.. H. Lair and MrsL. Carol Ann Mullis. Arlene Rainerl) Bill Bosworth and Bob Bare the Company disclosed today. ,|I connecting latch if possible; alwayskeep "'. Armstrong, pioneer residents Da:1:1Ytullis.. Thurman Kemp became members of the Pahokee In many of the remaining exchanges the power line shielding in gave some interesting sidelights ,'' Jimmy Swain. Rose Marie Hender Rotary club yesterday at the regular - the publics; continued cooperation -I,'place and stop the power take cf on the early history of Pa- son. Sandra Rogers, Nancy Anr meeting. J. G. Weeks his in keeping the volume of 'before dismounting from the trac- hokee. Mrs. R. F. Hurt was in McCov. Harry Swain. Joyce Lin 1 been elected to membership in calls relatively light is enablingthe tor; never carry extra riders on charge of the devotionals.The sey. Joyce Lynn Hurt, NanryHillier. the club but was not present yesterday - the tractor; take care when refill- Carol Jo Guthrie. Carlen- to be received. Company to expand local and group made plans to sponsor - ing the radiator on an overheated long distance service to include a party for members of the tractor or a tractor with a pressure well First Methodist Church who will necessary as as emergency - -- cooling system; avoid refueling or I graduate at Pahokee School calls. j High other service work while the tractor Officials of the Company again|lis running or extremely hot: and do this spring, the date to be an- 'I expressed appreciation for the.not operate the tractor in a closed nounced. j public's patience and for its assistance building or where the exhaust will Gifts were presented to Mrs. L 'I in conserving the use of contact inflammable material \V. Armstrong Mrs. J. D. Rogers:: YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FOR telephone service during the strike Mrs. D. D Caudill. Mrs. R. F. Hurt I and Mrs.V.. H. Lair. all of whom Mrs. \V. H. Vann and Mrs. Jess Painting Ceilings recently celebrated birthday anniversaries MOTHER'S DAYFLORIDA M. Elliott expect to return home Two step ladders with a plank Mrs. John E. Wilson today from Hendersonville N. C. !I between are best for ceiling work. Mrs. George Jordan. Mrs. Frank Work from the lightest part near the Friend and Mrs. Caudill were introduced I ---- r windows towards the darker sides. as guests and presentedwith I j> |