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P A G E S IX
S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 2 3 , 193G
T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , FL O R ID A
SA TU RD A Y, AU G U ST
1935
McNeil Island—The Prison Without Walls
Pederal Penitentiary A t Leavenworth, Kas
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Ira a k la a a m a character.. I I I n ,
b a rn lh a a rrn a af a Ia n bald b rr a k a (a r freedom . ( a l l. I red U. Zeeb.t, lh a w a r ham. ( A a a a c U U d f m , r h o ta )
a t - M r II U la a d M i n i prlaan In W a a h l a f U a (ta la f r e a a e a U r ham baan ca lle d 'l h a p rlaan aalthaat v a ll a . ' b ut cacapa la m ade d lf lU a ll bataaae,
lihm A lcm U aa, M la n t il l e d am a a (aland. B a a l aha pa. p a w a r hemaaa, ca ll haaaaa a a l lh a a d m la U tc a tla n b u ild in g aim a h a w s la lh a ar a ma ah a T V
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warden- (AaaarUUd
(AaaacUUd Praaa
Praam PbeUJ
PhaUJ
Lath
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Bwapa, lha warden.
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Leavenworth Annex— For Narcotic Violators
Air View Of Federal Prison At Atianta, Ga
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Thla aerial phoUgraph (hava lha grannie plan al lh> federal penllenllarc al Atlanta, (la. Many af (ha 'had B a a * af M ian! biliary haca
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faartarad harm Itlib t, Arthur C, Adtrhald. lha warden (AaaacUUd Prat# PhtU )
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In ad Lilian la lha rr(a la r prlaaa al Laaraavarih. K u , lha (.TarmaMni aparalaa a atcand land penitentiary kmavn aa Laacanwarlh Aaaaa,
a view al which la ahawn abaca. Thia prlaan lm fa* Clalalara af lha a n rta lk a lava. Left, E . U. Uudtpclh, lha warden. (AaaacUUd Praia rhata)
The Federal Prison A t Lewishurg, P a .. •
The Water-Bound Prison Of Alcatraz
Tha federal gaetrnmenl ha* lha* tar maintained |te .lain. Ihal lha a * « prUaa al AUalraa Wand In lUn Franc laea hap H ‘ teeap* * * * * !.
L aU tl deelera far lha h-"d»wf af dancIcU maha II tha w atld l "m art m adrrn' prl.an, and II .peclalU** la baldlaj Um liwanlgtbU Ippea. High
Tha (td tral panlUalUrp *1 Lawlahnrf. N , I*
building a, laahlac aura Uh* talU ga I wa l h r t
CROWN JEWELS AWAIT KING’S CORONATION
Phauj
HYPNOTIZED FOR CHILD BIRTH
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VANQUISHED
SPANISH
REBELS SURRENDER
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i rlpht, tha *U U ahaerm a f Qtmati Mary I tfw tra v n af la g U M , m
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And W ater T ransportation ’
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUME XXV
Striding On
Records Show
SA N FO RD ,
Threat On Shirley’s
Life Jails Fin n Boy
F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A U G U S T
Pet Dost In Hiding
As Trial Is Called
\Vall Street Sketches
I Outlook For F a l l
Business; Activity
Unbroken In Year
S,
N U M B E R . 249
IM S
Florida Cities Wunder Assails Townsend
Perm i^td To Probe As Conclave End
Pensioners Endorse Andrews An
Borrow* Funds FloridaPepper
For U. S. Senate Posts;
1,000 Attend
Sessions
I
Supreipe Court Okehe
France, I t a l y And
Aug. 3 .-IA 9 Judge t\ »• ' d i.« * ■•( »'■
Proposals To Se Dr.LAKELAND,
Clinton Wunder of N ew ' Undo end Claude IV|iprr
England N e a r in£
cure Monty From York brought th*» rnnvrntion of TnllaHassre weir endiM^ed f**i
Proposed Plan Of
State
Townsend
Club* to a! the Detnwrati«‘ seintio ml ciitidi
U. S. Government *j cloae
yeatrrday with an address | da vies yrstoi»la\
Non-1 n t e rventkm
Steam Carriers Earn
$2 38,2 4 3,9 3 4 For
First Six Months
‘ Of Current Y e a r
* assailing the
congressional lu*.
Thu* group
*‘ndi»r’»ud th»
TA I.IA IIA SSF.E. Aug, J. i/Ti ( veatigatinn of the
movement ns] natio|al jMiiitu-t i«f tin*
Town
—Florida municipalities today re- **a campaign of vituperation nndt send organualioH
M . re i.n l Supreme Court authority hate.”
I
There were 1.inns dvlegnto* in
( l i . i o m n l l n t d . n e c k in g in m i n * I
to borrow 1*39,<100 from the Public i Twu thousand delegates
and. the city audtioi.mn h- thr eon
permanent the emergency freight
j j Work* Adminlatration for Improve- , visitors were thrown into a fre n -! vention was t-uib I i«> older hy
surcharge* scheduled to expire on
•r’ 8
nienta to publkly-ownnl propersy of cheering,
by the talk, j J , K. Matlmk
-int. umnager *if
Dr. Wundtr, who walled uiit the organisation
The lurchers?*, which railroads
1
Miami !oat an applleaiinn for | of the Inie*ligation with Dr. K.i
“ If theie
»t - r u tune n»»l
estimate would
provide shout
J
1162.000 to rebuild a municipal
I E. Townsend, *aid the Investiga- to rhangr h........ m the middle
$IOt,000,000 additional revenue an.
n , * I 1 |athtrtir aladium. M inin', pmpoasl
| tlnn waa aided by both R rp ub-[ of the stream. <t »- now
nually, original y were scheduled
I
,
|must he aubmltlnt to voter, for
l (leans and Democrat* anil "we
lie predict' d th** "ni'^t i'll In
, N EW
YORK, A tiff. 8 —
to e ip ir* °n July l but the roads
1
a,
approval before a ilebt ran be tnIlf m«* V•**r la *mg thr#**'
»rr out to get rid of these men political rampaigti in the hiatuty
i (A P I— A m W -ium m er p«nprocured a six month extension.
*
' » 1 curved, the Court raid,
1
In (In- apvpntpi'nth day ,o f
ami
retire
them
permanently of our nation
'oraftia o f broad bualneaa re
*
In It other cates, the Court
civ il w ar. S p a in c c h w d w ith
from public office.**
He uiged the dhiei mg dele
v iv a l
unfolded
to d a y
u
-Traced by a sheet of station
aaid the rertifirate. t*ii b«* is in**!
jru n fitv ii* H irer g r e a t M ed|
Dr,
Wunder
told
the
audience
gates
to
coinenlNile
their
ef
W*I1. S tre e t nought to ap- ery. Sterling W ., Powell {above),
for repayment of money did not
ite r n n ie ii 11 |»nvrrs n eared a n
|
the
Townsend
organization
had
,
forts
on
idntiiiir
1
■
jim
"*eiitrtt*vew
1prai»e th e autumn outlook. _ 18-yeer-oM farm boy, wa* Jailed roads announced yesterday that
dog jggw! constitute liens upon any taz rev.
no connections with any political to the Hmi-« wlio fax nr
tin* iiu r r r m in l In let Spain s a t - ’
B u sy ateel mill*,
record a t Grant, Neb., on a charge of the nation1! elaaa ona railway* cu, r,t
uiblo
f o f ' eiHies of the cities They m*y h«*
tie
its
fam ily
srjuabbk*
Dr. Townsend Townsend Plan
ejaetn c power ou tp u t,
well threatening the life of Shirley earned | 33S j 1.3.934 net operating (hl, (j
>uth white
without t h*4 appnvsl (of ] potty and aaid
iilnn r.
I ami Gerald Rmlth “are speaking]
" I f we eoniml the llmise
sustain ed
automobile
pro Temple, child screen *tar. In a Income during the f l n t six month*
w
failed to'property owners,
Ke|mrls in ilicn ted a *v a u lts
d uction , a high level of re- » * ,000 extortion 'plan. Officer* of 193#, an IncreSM of I?.ft per- | >h<|w
rder trial**
Hrctdpts from r t-vomit*-produrw ere in pruKri'M b e t w H il'
titl trad e, peak freight move- said he confessed
lis maatcr,
prnpetties owned ami opera!*
making the rent over the tim e peilod last >( Ur
th e (io v e rn n irn t an d R e b e l
ynent fo r tha year and e demand threat and demanding the mon
horn he U ^ ^y municipalities were pledged
tn iip . eii ihree front*,
North.
Victor
Tor new equipment by railroad* ey In a letter to Shlriey’i father. > **rIncome during the first half of . h(, _ n
defendant * ut
« id there ia no show1 < i nttal *n<l Smith, with fraah
W e sketched late the Ju ly pk- (Associated I’re»* .Photo)
this year, the Aasoclation *aid . 1 jfj B
Asuoelatcd 1
revenues j egtled.
tleep . I hi ew ii in hy both i Idea.
repreeented an anmisl return of
The projects are in Fort llyera,
I F ian ce', apiuirrntly
lucreaaBualneee anaiyit* accepted the
2.22 percent on the carriers* prop- I
Rt. Petersburg, Vero peach, Saraful rffert le haip (ireat Britain
l*te at statistical data
as
evlerty Investment.
•ota, Wauchula, Homestead, Clearami Iluly a r ir r to a policy o f
deuce th a t trade and Industry,
The net operating income I n -|raw,
i non intervention in Spain era*
Under momentum of a year of
eluded all revenue* left after th - £ JJ|
leeke.l e Iveil
I m p o r t a n t Inter.'
payment of operating expense*,
& l t unbroken expansion, held
nominally nv a tacit goarsntao
race very stride instead af
taxes and qulpment rentals, but k
ef pence iii Eorupo for tha mo
riowtac
down for
tha
hot
before the payment of Interest or / \ o
no nl
months la t«» ternary aeaaonal
other fixed charges.
I l a .t week'* incident. In which
atyu ; fla w , long tha pace would
Twenty-seven class one ral w iy* L n i
t w o Italian airplane, were forced
bold waa a matter a f conjecture.
failed (o earn anough to meet op- Z U I
down mi the North African Coast
T Boaae aothodtie* painted the
crating expenses snd taXes in the
o.tenalhly while carryinf arm*
le ta m a and Christmas outlook*
first six months of 1D3A. Nine of iu [n|
In the Spaorvh liehela, cauMd a
them were la th* Tastem district. D1 UI
Seminole ("minty support of the
great deal of unrealnea*.
four In tha Southern district, and i
f|
flo r id *
tuberculosis
santoriuni
France a»krd (ireat Rrltaln awd
I t In tha Western district.
| p
being established in Orlando waI Italy to agree with her te ieC
Gross operating revenues for th>-:
U
asked today by local Interests
< Spam aetlle her own
troohl*.
perkxl totalled 1 1,872.928 ,M67, an
Identified with the project.
I lofernm l <pi*iterv aakl both na
An appropriation of nearly |1,Sanford F . iDoudney today was increasa of l ( J percent over the
Dial
Mrs. Dorothy l.smh, puldhtion. would agrre. uimttat ap
000 wa* authnrtiad by the County health nuns, pointed out that this
appointed tax assessor of Semlnol* f l n t half of 193ft, Operating ex- WPA
peal* are expected to he »eat t *
Commission today for old age pen rounty has approximately 2ft a c
CoQBty to fill the use* plted term pensen rose 1IJI percent.
Indlar
liermany, Ituaala ami other ore.
sions over a period o f three months
trace tha m * n u mtssmm e f h i* step father, Alexander
T h * aaaoelatlon added that In been
tive cases of the disease She em
, jo r n a t io n * ,
i
beginning (Vet. 1 .
suecu ruled
last Jan e net operating Income In- mrdir
thawing r f : MUUiaed
bMjaeaa Vaughn, who
phasised the benefit, to lie derived
ItarcehMui advlrea
as Id, tht
The amount provided locally Is
activity partly to >8 faeotd peace month.
creased to 880,312,580, fron) |.3f ,. menl
locally, from the trrvlcr which will
govronmenl rlaimrd
tha cap*
matched rqually by the f filers]
Mr. Doudnay is the Democratic 102,703 in tha same month last direct
time outpouring of federal funds,
be mad* available In Orlando.
" tore ef
l.aialda In a renewed
government.
The
bialnly for the eoldlen' bo- nominee for assessor aa a result year.
Mrs. I". M. Krutl, sreielary of
■hive
on the
Aragon
frond
It Is hoped In the near future
In ‘.ho Southern district the net
1,1 I
bus, and argue th* itlmuhie of o f th * June primaries and would
the Hemlnolo County Tuberculosis
again.t the Hrhcl stronghold * 9
that the present minimum of |I2
this mower may ba on the wane havo assumed th* office Jan . 1 revenues were 138458,071, making r d to
and Health Association, also ap
per month can be raised to 916,’ aeZaragota.
, g
for a four yo*r period even thoogh an annukl return o f 8.01 percent, acnirt
In th* falL
pealed for th* puh !c*. support.
cordlng to Mrs Jimmie Ridge, di
ha had not been appointed to the Earnings for fsrrtar* In the W est. « l
Hho said local group rorisists -if
rector of the Seminole County So
MAORI 11, Aug.
'Tlld
unfinished term.
ern district totalled 844,333418, or for 1
Hi mem tiers, all of whom are a c
cial Welfar unit.
Mr. Doudney has been active a return of
i Madiid popular front governpercent.
pr»i”
tively Identified with organisation's
T e n s io n s w ill be a llo c a te d o n the
In th * assessor's office for a con
mrnt struck hard against Fan*
program In th* winter.
o a s is o f f a m l y n eeded, M r i . R l.lg e
siderable length of time following
* cist supporter* of rebel* oppos
A press release Issued today by
sa id .
the Illness and retirement of Mr.
ing It last night when It ro*
the .state Tuberculosis Hoard re
Persona who are eligible for the
VaBghn.
v.aled that Industries confiscat
ported the flrgt motilh's activity
monthly sums are now receiving
Today’s action on tho part of
ed In tho courae of the civil waa
In founding the Orlando Institu
small amounts nf money from the tion hud been rontpleted.
Governor Sholli was mere formali
will never be returned to p flv tt*
welfare organiiation, It was reportSanford'* polka department ra- ty.
I enterprises,
The hospital Is bring lullt In
Following la the telegram which
eardad W arrest* ovbr th* waak' The move toward sovletlxaUsn,
the renter of a Hill acre trait of
and on charge* of violating tha am- Mr. Doudney received from the
1 accelerated by the rebellion, waa
land, seven miles west uf Orlando.
state's th ie f executive:
*
Mclpal liquor ordlnxne*.
made a fte r , the government J f It contemplates private rooms for
“Am today appointing you a*
Chief Roy Wi:u«mg aald Uw ac
1 (lend demolition of the aaclant
pay patient! snd wards fur pa
tivity vrna th* fln t »t an *s- county tax aixesxor for Beminolu
I City of Oviedo, In a dasparat*
tients to be sent hy rountlrs of
Latulva drlv* plannad against par- County to fill existing vacancy
| effort to prevent rebel csptdrw
the stale. It wt I be the only In
Tuesday's lid **: low, 8:45 A.
operating
Itqdor-Mlllng
**and
qualifying
paper*
will
be
for
^
of (Jijon, which would glv* In
stitution of (la kind In Florida.
M.
and
2:58
F
l
'
M-l
high,
H
:ftH
warded to you from secretary of
shmanta without license.
surgent force* tn ihq north an
According l * a state statute, pa
A.
M.
and
9:10
P,
M.
Bun
rise*
office tonight.
B e it
' All th# ease, were scheduled to •tale’s
Registration to vote In the Aug. tients received at the sanatorium
outlet to the sea.
at
5:4ft
A.
M.
and
acts
at
7:19
wishes."
II senatorial primaries Is not nec must be financed by counties unless
Tho ministry of tnduxtry gt®
P. M. Mo m rtaaa a 7:38 P. M.
essary, W. J . Thigpen, supervisor the Individual* are able themselves
commerce revealed that Ih# Wti
and seta at 8:08 A. M.
of registration In Seminole Coun to ears for the cost*.
ll scaled Industries will navtt ha
ty, announced today.
%
A non-paying person rannol be
He 'said the same lists will be entered In the Instiiution without
A marriage !leans* wax issued
used for the special election as having f l n t been approved by the
Sunday to Robert N, Davis and
were employed Jn the June pri board of rounty rumnilsainnrra
Ron* Cason, both o f Orlando, ac
maries where nominations
for from their county. The person a l
cording to record* lit Ih* offka of
state and county offices were made. so must hare been diagnosed as a
the county Jodg*.
In snolhrr statement today, Mr. tubercular by a physklan In the
Thigpen »*ltl tha
registration county from which he comes.
Miss Elisabeth Weeks, deputy
oooka for Ihe November general
It la anticipated Ihn sanatorium
dark In th* office a f th* d ark of
elections are open.
will hare been completed in 5larch,
tha circuit court, today had re
The owner or controlling aglttky
It was undersatood th at ballot* 1937.
turned to dutlea a fU r a week’* va
of tho drawbridge across th* Bt.
for the sens to rial primaries are
cation.
Johns River at Cnoh’a Fairy ta
now being printed,
not required to keep a tender la
Twenty girls today hid definite
rnnatant attendance, according t *
ly agreed to enter Ihe Tavalcade
.p e d a l. regulations covering th *
of Beauty" scheduled for Wednea•pan received her# today.
day night a t th * Rita Theater, ac
. Tha Memphis, T tM , Chamhar of
Further
regulation* stipulate
retaining a bis*ball (earn here are
cording to Misa Helen Wellman,
Cawssforrw M ay ihatrirod *| th*
that th* raptatn of ■ boat i u U *
Th# need far dredging the Bt. urged ta atb n d tha lUsebail Com
organiser o f th* pageant.
to pass under th# closad draw mb**
Zboat 1 ft other*
tentatively Johns River between la k e Harney mittee raafUag scheduled for 8
giv* eight hour*, advance notice If
and Palatka la belag glean current o'clock tonight at City Hall.
hav# aaid they will participate.
the vtaarl la to pass through thb
wars In
Today one additional local bu>i- •tody, local Inlereita
Purpaid af th * acssion. It wap
draw.
,
formed today.
understood, la to arranga fo r a
lean Legion neaa firm , tha G n'f Refining CnmOperating machinery of* tho
A ,le tte r from J . R. PHUfforv.
a t 8 o'clock paay, Signed to sponsor one en- acting chief of th* engineer* fS th s ta tte r financing plan to ho applied
bridge must n* kept In working or
to th* local ith latle organisation.
•rdiag to an tvanl, hriagiag to total list to 40.
der and th* span opened at 1* 8*8
U. 8 , Department o f War, aaid
I-astro
wU|
be
added
to
the
show
With
financial
disaster
staring
Com ate odor
every four month* to maka certain
by tha appearance e f "Miss Flor n report 1* being compiled by th* the unit lq IlM fa ta last weak, J o *
nf a catlsfactary mechanical «dM*
id* (Lanina Johnson * f Sanford), Jacksonville office o f army ongt- Engl*, praaldcnt o f th* Chattanooditkm, sreording i » the rule*.
ga Lnoko«U; cam * to th* rescue
Mia* DayUna Beach" (Mary M m .
The act uf special raguIttloM ,
T h e communication also slated and shipped enough money to en travel artery ta In g««l
Lm Im
Qseasley . * f
Dsytnru
from the Department o f War, W48
®***Z)> **d “ Mlaa Orange Coun that malntenanc* dredging will he able the local* ta remain In the It was reported.
approved July 17, 1938.
fact
between Florida Stftta League.
ty " (Carolyn Dennard o f Orlando). an accomplished
Ju k aenv lll* and Palalkal
New# will k . eoatastaal.
A)'j I t ha* hern reported that M
" M l Won* * tho lig ht'u pro{ »
b# used by th* Sanford fund* ware si lues ted for qpkoep
ot i
KReanls Chib fay R* ander-prl.L •f the S t. Johns' cksonsl between
Kaafard and Jacksonville.
lodgad childrens’ agtivltlea.
George E. Rollins today was
R . F. Dennis, aiaUlant district named an Ihe firmlrmln County
farm agent, waa hare today to ,con- Judge to select Florida's delegate
NEW ORAL BOOSTERS
fe r with tho Seminole County fed and altcrnata to the "safe driv
eral ' soil conservation committee ing" conference in New York lute
NZW\ Y O R E , -Aag.
In relation to the government pro this month.
H r ^ . C h u te * W. TUIati Jr ., of
CHICAGO, ■a ^ . Y ^ - gooi. gram now under way, ,
S * f W U * , J ( . 0 - hand * f tha
11 . J I . Colsman originally was
er weather but HtUo llhllbood af
Throughout tho afternoon Mr. selected a * the local Judge bul
heavy relax needed far th* crop# Dennis and C. R. Dawson, county could not serve, he Inlronwil thr
*f tha north-central states drought farm agent, war* closeted with tho Chamber of Commerce, where perarea was predicted today hy Fore- three remmRteemen. C. F. I we, seas registered to romp-te for th*
kahani wwold laava 8 L Lou I, lo- cnalor A. W. Cooh sc asm future* Ralph Chapman and Roy Byrne*., trip. Thera were 14 who rnteied.
■aid at tha kigboat afaco 1829 and
Judge* are meeting in Jackson
Farpoo* Of th * conference Is to
cash com was quatod at Ha* hlgh- aaplaln to Urn committee Its func ville today to select Florida's rep
h l\ year*. ■ _____ .. _ tion in th* oonaarratlan pregram. resentative*.
WAHIHNCTpN, Aug. .1. (Aft—
Thr Interstate Commerce t'nmmisslun today,'deaieii a petition by*
E x p e r t s Divide
*0n Future Events
Soldiers’ Bonus Be
lieved To HaVe Had
‘Spurting’ E f f e c t
Dee, at. .
Peace
Assured ^
For The Moment
.iH’M “*■*
Madrid Government
Will Not Release
Grip On Commerce
Public Support. ]Jinkins Ent e r s
Is Called For 1933 Tax Report
In TB Hospital For Commission
rerh.’
Doudney Named
As Tax Assessor
To Fill Vacancy
O r 1a ndo Institution Larger O f f i c e For
To Be Completed School S u p e r i n*
Bv March Is Hope tendent Is Sought
Will Complete Unex
pired P e r i o d Of
Alexander .Vaughn
fat
.6 Are Arrested
•to Selling Liquor
Without Licenses
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Georgia
Officers
Hold Man Wanted
Oh Check Charge
Cook Ferry Bridge
Needs No Tender,
Regulations S a y
Twenty Girls Enter
Sanford C a v a 1cade
Of Beauty At R i t z
Memphis Seek* Site
To Train Club He^e
Need For Dredging:
In River Is Studied
Baseball Meeting:
Billed For Tonight
Funds Unavailable
For Road 44 Work
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Stilt Here Tonight
Cool Is Predicted' ~
For Drought Areas
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Rollins Selected
As Safety Judge
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T H E n O I F O U i H E R A L D , BAHTORD, T L U H D 1
Sanford Herald
Which Road To Travel?
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Soil Work , Sheets
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POOR LITTLE RICH (iIRL
Schooner Safe After
Friday’s Hurricane
VAjSNT nr
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SPECIAL
DINNER
Social Calendar
P e rs o n a ls
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pa r ‘us;'
5
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Old fashioned A m ericans a re conatanU y b arin g
It
th row n up to th em by social
reform er* and economic
Sanford, Fla. ’ referred to. has no mac a right to
*4
Approximately ITS persona In
JACKSONVILLE. Aig. : t - vH
crack -p o t* th a t European n atio n s a rs so 'm u ch ,'io rtH e *
July 31, RB38. question whether they are the
Beminolr County have not re
—Coast Guard divisional headquar
L
B
m
t
f
advanced along lings of governm ental efficien cy and.%o> Editor, Hanford Herald!
KJOHT am were. The M
was
turned signed work sheets whkh
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I rv '
date la htraky " £ £ * a e '^ tk sT a t*
ters today said the fi«hing -eh.o.n
I wonder If yoo would leave me written by the R aster Minds that
d a l legislation than the United S tates. Comparisons a r e
record participation in the federal
for kssrlag sate Barter.
Mrs. H. Q. Illnealey and sou,
er "Seagull." nq-.fted mi*-ing aft
dm
aajr
about
three
dollar*
worth
are
trying
to*
pat'
Urn'.flan
over.
frequ
en
tly
made
by
these
would-be
statesm
en
between
toil
conservation
program,
C.
K.
i-RPAR.
Billy Ward, returned Saturday
,T •er FrW *)’* h'JiriiRiir, put into I
th is cou ntry and foreign cou ntries, usually t o th e d e tri of apace in yeor-yape* to try and Possibly in aowtw entail Inetanrs
Da wson, county farm agent said
rat**ctsrk er T ir e * $ M t 'cornvg**t
front St. Petersburg, where they
explain to the aalarted head of they did make a mistake, If one
Tampa mfely 1hi- ntiuniitir. I h«*
m en t o f this co u n try .
today
have
been
■vbltlnr
for
two
week*.
the Townsend Ptap.in Sanford that questions It, what dote that Mike
Mcanehilr. the force lit Mr.
IorI» with fiv* 'iii'ii ah ai<| left |
■nr
I t is pointed out, for in stan ce, th a t E n g Und baa a T am not against the Plan. I waa
him. (Yon name It Mr. Editor,.!
Dawson’s office ia working con
a*t* Coast/, anas a week to r lkr»*
■■■-------- g la rg e r national d ebt than th e United S ta te s , to show n o t frank In aaytsg that there water
Tftmpa i wrek .t\j» SatUnLiy f<*r
-MONbAT
ItH.
TL
TL
MeMlcheel
t*
eiMr.
an
J
Mrs.
W.
M.
Scott
are
don’t know again.) And Hr. Dosgkeaseeuile* Weeks eemmesslag tl
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tinually on tho «he#ts which hEV*
pasted to retold from Columbus. spending some lime in Spartan.
the Dry
I•’ ?•I hut
th a t England owes too much, but ra th e r to* prove th a t th e aeroral things about It that I did U m , I sm very f rank le admit that
* Circle Number Five of the been filed cy graver*.
-r r r ,—
burg, S. C„ and will later make a
jtu m tJ btek when
iu«» into thu
U nited S tates could borrow m o re. W e a r e reminded o f not understand. Alee, that t f 't t when I ask a question fkd a J*an
fls'i
.
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First Methodist Church will meet
There
has
been
no
indie
atkm
s j m
/ w
a
trip to Boston. Mass, on business.
atorm.
I
•tall k e .n e t men "
th e stro n g ly centralised governm ents o f Ita ly . G erm any wooU-work ai they claimed It tell* me that those things will-yet
at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. M. D. when federal a^aym,’n,* will 1**
aay*
peten t * ike
W. A. Patrick returned Saturday
Tho Coast t'.in *1 - ill h.»« n»[
and R ussia which it la said h av e eliminated political g r a f t, -o A T lt would cote'all ear Ilia at have to be straightened out. I am
Elm Avenue
aside
to
farmers
who
are
portkt
-tram a month’s visit to Chicago sad
J.
J.'
Mays
and J . E.
word from the fi«hini* aehntmee |
.be ^
governm ental Inefficiency, and have solved th e problems onto. Of conrae, I am not drawing hard to coavtnre. And when.I aay.l
potter in tho plan, Mr DoWien
M
r
Rowland, S r, of Louisville. G».,
ether, points.
"Hftchom** which l«»ft St Peter*- j
THURSDAY
said.
o f •unem ploym en t*.
.
.
.
. a salary |o pot on a publicity cam dUagree with soma on* and aUte
tkU if tk day . e f jaly.^ im . ,7-T
- •— —— t—
are spending) several days with
«r*I for a
burg with f'»ur i
’ In social legislation, It Is argned, th is cou ntry tags T ar paign . to fight anything. And my seasons for disagreeing and
The T. E. L Clean ef tho First
VlaS IJorl* Patterson will leave Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rowland. J r ,
J trtp Iwh* the (*, | TH#
I am *not > fighting the _ . . . he
___spends
, ______
_ abusing me,
all_____
Us tlir*
REBELLION
BREAKS
behind our European b roth ers. Over th e re , working cod- ment
tomorrow for Miami for a visit at their home on Palmetto Ave Baptist Church will have Ita regu
bo radio.
I hare a* father "and I am still hard to eA_.
lar business and social meeting on
nue.
oS « few weeks.
••4 I W d ltton* are regulated by th e governm ent down to th e la s t mother over seventy and my wife
SALEM,
Ora.,
Aug.
I.-UP>
M
g
e
n
e
s
o
r
Thursday
afternoon
at
3:30
o’clock
I hop* for the good of the old .
shovel full of m o rtar, and w ages are flx W 'b y th e state. T h e has too. No owe in the wrrkd wvwid
Mrs. J . Wainsteln has r*tunu"l
Mrs. R. E. Douglass, Mrs. Ross In the church annex with Mrs. P. Two night* and a day without food
h azard s of sickness, old age, and unem ployment have been be mora wllllhg to see them aecSr* people end the country at Urge,
to S t Petersburg after visiting Adams. Miss Helen Douglass, Miss W. Stanley, Mr*. Edrnfield and broke the rebellion of 700 convicts
shouldered b? th e nation and th ere Is nothing which can J ot the few remaining year* ef that if your plan will do for them
Stoudenmira as who staged a fatal not in the stata
what yoo aay It will, that It will
Avis Parker, and Miss Merlam Mrs. TV. L
her son, George Weinstein.
happen to the Individual which is not hia cou ntry'* f i r s t their liras than I. Crsn w sra. I
prison.
hosiers **.
f e w
yw M r ) mm >wmim m ch-m U»9*
go
over.
And
It
will.
And
as
I
am
Dunesn,
spent
Sunday
at
Daytona
the most selfish person In t&
itre Txblttd b«f* rntilM Here dWFVgy H
concern.
■<;r . ••
PkU
Mile*
has
r*turn«*il
from
Beach.
not
against
the
Plan
when
some
Ilre4. aClMMSR. aJ«t«gtoN ton *1 SO
D|W
“P#wt’
FIGHT
STIIJ.
ON
In some nations banks h ave been tak en over by th e world, that alone would .reuse me one ran and will answer a few
f i B
(<ia« IfMB Fs*ds»4l^sql" •> 11•' f I* U»*»Mpt.
Mn raUaded vintion throughout
/_ * .-a v
'
t* be for IL
ATLANTAN
BOUGHT
rld*M«t,
fk
o
»
»
hqM
v
f'H
U|W
H1"9
PARIS,
Aug
l.-lA
t
llea-v
sKlferd 'l/eraWL'"1** * *1*"* - « •
governm ent and put out a* m uch money a s th e politicians
norlhem United Slatm end (!«•
G. I . Bledsoe has just returned
OWto* tUsI »*) -* rs.q.R n I*»• p*«RThe thing* that I did ear was questions truthfully and Intelli
t
|
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-a Nfichtrl Whalen and Gloria Stuart nrnke a v%Uh and Shltley TRa fB
— GORDON DEAN,
fighting ietsrtkn Ehtiopian . and
la yooir itiifinier i*ni» ;■•*• irw
think is wise for the people to have and munition fa cto rie s hurting the movement was the at gently for ms and show a * why
from
a
visit
to
Enterprise,
Alt.
IAV7.
ATLANTA, Aug. 3 —l/Pl -A t Italian trrmps seas reported in dis Temple iimkrB it lumr true in •'The ro«*r l.ittJe Rich Girl," bril ootnpto WHI« ll#-l t '
II .......
ttepl
where he visited hia father.
have been nationalized, so as to “ bfcnlsh th e spectre o f titude that moat of the oaet writ some of the things you aay will
JarRanBFlii# Ma . t»s*ei. . f li-i «
lanta relatives sought u-la, to .0- patches to the newspaper Exce.st liant new F or hit of the little ttii pluytnic tonight and Tuesday at t.
AUGUST S. 1*34
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li
l
lk|.f
r
*l
,
FrirnJs
will
be
happy
4*Tnow
that
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sterling
w ar,” o r a t least to keep anyone from m aking
money ing for tha plan tried to leave the b* done will be for the betterment
_ any mono)
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v
^
•o| Rdsl Pfoae Hub * r*>siiIjiu, athl<
cate Hal Reynolds, Atlanta trade er yesterday, from Djibouti. Framh
“The RlU."
and Giles Chapman, have returned Mr. Bledsoe’s father Is well, e»en
t<
a
a
4
p4
eatoacular
yO.
out o f w ar. In a lew
few countries all Industries, o
drr a t leas
leaat Impreiaten that anyone agalnat or of humanity, I will nee my vote
- i p j j
magaslno editor, to In'urrn him of
from a week's stay in Montgomery. though he ha* Just patted his 98th th* death of hie mother, Mre. Somalia nd.
did the
not understand
the Flas waa and influence to help pat It over.
.
, a rc owned and operated by
s ta te .
FORCINGS PLANT
olrthday.
But
just
telling
me
it
U
written
•’ a
Welker Reynold*. S r, p ontixem
All of th ese thing* indicate how m u ch fa rth e r
ad either too dumb or too crooked <4
In some book somewhere, or some
Atlanta mildest
vanced Europe la than A m erica, It is amid by those who be for It. And that It waa ait un Master Mind said It Was the truth,
p ,Robert
Pearson,
who
has
been
CUrenc#
P.
Priest
of
JallshtsIAD day, all nleht. we hear, we feel insist th a t th is country ahould promptly follow in tb e lr tried plan. That no on* knew
spending
seme
time
in
Fort
Val
ey.
‘
Is
visiting
hts
parents,
Mr.
and
will
not
convlee
me.
A
a
abate
wsn’t
see
visit
whether It would work or not. And
jir-.r: f.utjL*:
T T
The dull, continual thud
lead. The United S tate* has long been asleep, leaving to
H*qra BtffUlag—
either. I here read tome of tha
PLANS PKIMVIIV
Mtt. C. C. Prlekt on Sanford Aee- Ga, hs* accepted a position with
nCsata.
'
reeponCe
0 f drop-forge hammer* pounding a handful of people the accum ulation of all-w ealth while whether the gentleman that take* most bar* faced lies la books that
TO: TMB STATB OF nonroA
the Produce Conditioners, la c , of
auch a poaaltlv* and gbvntv* at
1
*rn
o
r
AND
TUB
P
r
i
z
e
Miami
ami
has
Wen
sent
to
N
’nrth
*
'
the g re a t m asaes enjoyed none of th e opportunities, ad titude of eiegption to my article tho human alnd could Invent And
NEW YORK. Au_'
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DT* piU-shap# and ahafled wheel,
CITIZENS AND o T U Jtn j HAVIN'
Mrs. Edith Daniels, who
bwn Carotins for the balance of the Thomas J. I’endergasi. Ir
will admit It or not he le doing some one, no doubt wsa trying to
JU 'coupling, tie-plate, bolt and v an tag e* or privileges which th e average European has.
Oil
CUUM1NO
ANT
NIOHT.
Tl
Ultlng Jim DinlfN, hm gun»* #o summer.
lei.'er,
the Missouri political
'
Meanwhile, however, one reads with iiiterest the p ro g - more harm to the movement than make the world beltovo It was trn*.
TLX OR INTXUCSJ IN IUl
Mlabl
to make her home perms
puainaqib DtrrincT. on
planned to leave today li .
,
*
resH which th ese European nations are m aking within th e if he would come out against IL
The question In my last 'para
L'n I
TA X A lIta FHOritATT TLIKKjq■testily.
Miss Huth llurrenberger, head City wBh Jpst mini e
IN.
,
aw blocks of dirty province of th e ir own a ffa ir* and outside o f the responsi He claim* I am dumb. That w*s graph was the only ane that waa
Phone .1!)
JJ:i K. M
(Thtwegh long, lo'
of the Home Demonstration clubs, tiona from hia b*<l-ridileu
waited effort on hie part I knew answered.’ All the other* era still
This
cause
having
eqa*
*a
t*
W
#
bility
of
looking
a
fte
r
the
individual.
In
Spain
the
coun
Specinl.x I hr u Thurw.,
in iMae
bsard
upon
the
petition
el
*
'
gave
instruction
In
crocheting
rugs,
Caroline
Cogburn.
Iona
hia
Mtasouri
emocrati.
■ IT B A W ^ g o
(rhea* hammer, fall In ihed past try is to m by civil war in which thousands have been that. But everyone can’t be a unanswered. But ! guess I should
VIA DILAINAOB DISTIU
Rousaan, Petr Higgins and Ear! weaving poc kcthooMs, rugs, and tlo on tb* av* of the stole
A uk. •»
T W I C E AS MUCH
mailer
of
Intelligence. Were t.e satisfied with on*. That . la
d ,slu e* dlsulct orasnJfee
. ana,
raJ1*
and
OF OUR RRRT1CR
killed and v irtu a lly all business and a g ricu ltu re reduced to It
Rumbley, spent Sunday In Buy table mats, and making garden
I
law*
*V
ersated undsr 111* gsosral le—
not
for
my
kind
he
TOUR
WATCH'
RUST
(DtM anderfoot and overhead
more
than
la
usually
answered
by
UOBIDA
a*MlIk*
STATE
OF
FLORIDA
la
hat*
at
the
last
meeting
of
tho
bankruptcy.
tofka Beach.
>t*. ] |.J « (>« l.lllllv II
Plan would benefit humanity. Not the plan's head -her*.
not* County,
tertdo, prteeMed
M n a With the plunge of ton oa ton.
ACCUtATR •'
Geneva club There was a very
Italy has ju s t concluded a costly foreign conquest in , to abuse them.
before ms ike •th day ef ' Jefy,
F18IIKRMAN IS Kli I K.i
Ofridol
lAihreyf
b
i»:i‘ *•
M
g
ether
Ihtm
gSL
Mrs. Sarsh Nunnelley and Hsueh good attendance.
W .C. HARTLINE. .
If wild statements and abusive
v i fmuw.'ir.
..
pfkMr Impact rocks the solid which an untold number of lives wero sacrificed and which
ter, IaRue, from Jacksonville,
left th e national governm ent’s finances In such a d a n g e r arilelea would put the Plan over
MIAMI, Aug. 3.—(/Ft —C h iilc
/gtaand,
"4 ulrb I !«•*** I'ftrer• Mrel
wdra th* week-end guests of MrMrs. W. W Boswell, her daugh
F. Christmann. 29, Miami . e ,
■ n d , shale, clay, grmnKe-etonc: ous condition th a t fiscal rep o rts have been auapended. J a Hanford would be one hundred per
said _ tefoatlag
Walter
E.
Price.
ters.
Miss
Kathryn
and
Miss
Jose
agsreeatlag tk* srlaelpol
city employe, waa fstsl y Injiiivl
hS’. Street and house for blocks pan is at w ar with China, though they do not call it th a t, rent for it. But things are not done
phine Boswell, her son, Jiifuny
sum of TluitTT-OND THOUSAND
and R ussia is merely w aiting for th e opportune m om ent that way. The ones that a n an
Vanned
Jf d ll.tM .sn , eosH .dates
DOLLAR*
Mrs. Johnny Ellis of W's.*hingt»n, lloswell, of California, and Mr*. K. Saturday when a truck knocked
ready
t»
rave
and
hurl
abuse
aro
him against the rati »{ a ramp
K,
1*11,
and
BseOt
M
Jssusrr
'
T to rheavy shock, the hollow sound to m ake her uttuck.
n m r i -n
M w>iylno-^ j^ - '
D.
the former Miss Mary Alier II. Armor, and son. K. II. Armor,
b#T
1 to
IV T,
«. both
t/uyi - tael
1sso11talcs. *ad
gradually weeded out and others
way whsra he waa flatting with hit
1flhahs walU, fh>oni, windows, brain
U. *bolk
F ran co is torn by civil s trife and <>n th e point of a tske their plsee with s mors tolarI. I*. IS. I t ll.
Id. and II t a *■
‘
Shtpp, la visiting her parents on J r , of Greensboro, Ga , svho base
wife
and
other
relativee.
laetuslv*. are task qf tk
bes'n visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. It.
Eighteenth Street.
bloody revolution as strik es and riota d ot th e land. G er ant attituds towards bis fellow EAND’ oSii:
■alien ofr ONE niOCHA
_
CHARLESTON, 3. C., Aug. 3 —
LAns (tt.oee.ei),
Henley, have returned to their
1.oee.se>, sad amtturs
m an y is devoting her entire energies to re-arm am n t as she man’* opinions. Is It a crime that W) —Georg* Burgee, 10, Col ego ef
WlllUa Stephens.
In I'seeeetclv* ^nidcr
January II In nny of the yeai
Miss Hara Penny, who bus been homes.
ru sh es madly into the n ext w ar. And m oat o f the sm aller I believe that the Plan would wreck Charleston Junior, awam (wo and
——o---Ilia to lilt, hath Inclusive; ssid
-B
“Bettor
H U . Air e- o t'to 'k o e t'
PLANK CRASHES
visiting
Mrs.
W.
H.
Peaks
at
the
Hands
Numbers
I,
11,
II.
I
L
J
European nations a rc bankrupted and seeth in g with do our labor 7 The gentleman answer a half mil* Ashley River court#
IT.nr* each nf ths dsnomtnaUoh
Gablei, raturnrtl to her home In
L O tl
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stoinoff of
Ruth Bryan Owen la going to
ing my article seema to think so. In 3.1 minutes, US seconds to Vein
FIVE IIUNDRITO DOLLARS, i
PARIS, Aug. 3.—OP)—A tri-motr t I V
Florence, S. C.. yesterday.
)nak over a national radio net- m estic strife. JSvcry European nation Is preparing fo r Alright that la my belief on the first place and the W. P. Cart sil
Miami, •who were the wrrk-eml
■nature an January it
II or
ef la
aayj 01
el
w
ar
on
an
unprecedented
scale
and
d
read
in
g
Ita
outcom
e.
Mil %M.l I'l hill.
Ik* year* HO to tilt.
t»«7. b o l k .l f
quests of Mr. titoinofFa parenta, torej mall plane of the Air Frsoce
•rhs nett Wedneeday night.
C H IC K EN \ _ . _
7 fc
one
hand
and
his
orf
the
other.
Re
ver
lovlag
cup.
.
..
W hat Europeans think o f their own nations is indi
Lin* crashed yesterday in moun
stM*l»e. ppd LPfOd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Stoinoff
al
Aliline
Harrison
arrived
(Neoks,
durpd,''8*d
dV
I b
----------- o-----------knowg th at.lt wilt ndt I 8o nb(
Walter Cordon, 17, Pensatela,
th* desomlaanen bf
from Jacksonville to spend Jthr their home on Celery Avenue, left tain* 80 miles from Toulouse and
The city of Orlandu la boasting ca te d not alone by em igration to this co u n try , but also by know that It will. Does he put any PI*., high school
'• Plato Ldoeh l
nnBD DOLLAR* and aMtarae on
pupil, won
Jsaunrv
II. lltlt each’ ef etid
4
fSO
O
.O
O
O
Increase
In
building
th
e
tremendous
tran
sfer
of
cap
ital
assets
constantly
being
Good Mootc, Whmt
w**k-end with her parents, Mr. last nlpht for Savannah, Ga, Its three crewmen weru killed. The
ff,
......... nvi r: n m v iii i t
reason forward why It Will n«tt I second place. HI* lime waa S3 mlnhood* k.arise toterael »t IN* rale
rhero they will begin a month’* accident was attributed lo fog.
over |a*t year at this time m ade by those who have an y th in g which they can aend explained my reasons why I think uatrs, 82.02 ' seconds. ’
aad Mrs. C. L. Harrison.
or four per cent per aa ftum, ye r akin
••ml-aaaually
ea
th*
HIE
varalion which will take them Into
grow* I
o v e r here for safe keeping. It Is estim ated th at d uring It will. He says that “Any pen
The team cup went to the Pcnday ef July tad January ef sank
Mrs. A. C. Chapman of Kisalm- Canada. California and Texas.
•rn r - —----- o ■ -----j th e post year alone no less th an 9 1 ,7 3 9 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in gold h as sioner, father or mother, Is Tit sarela group, for gettlqg three of
year In th* teem ef oeupent tor
MISSIONARY DIKS
tk* propartisan* aaseent ef sold
m*4, la til* goest of her mother,
TDK Will Ask Canada to Join |been shipped from Europe to the United S ta te s.
liberty to car* for their own ehll- it* swimmers across the flnlah-llnw
thterest u U . kendo lo ’B*.,ldawad
I.
Mrs.
Sarah
Stewart,
and
her
alsMr.
and
Mm.
R.
F.
Cooper
and
l a Qooddy Project—headline. May
•I I %IIT Jl Ht
fer tk* purpose
* 1k4i,
PEIPING. Aog. 8.—(Al—Mrs.
ryot* of.
of nfuadJag
ratao tt o .A
A t the sam e time hundreds of thousands of Ita lia n s, dnn while under age, and to buy first. TV** wore Cordon, Bert Dechildren of Oviedo, apent tho week ,Adn Matter. M, ■ native of Mas
5 r.
I% r*A* W M iR t-'A
hg he can also get Cuba to join
anything
needed
for
tbelr
relative*
lahaney,
third
place,'
and
Roland
Germnn*. and oth er Europeans have been clam oring a t
r
r
" i t s M
end with Mr. and Ura. R. L Gar- sachusetts, and a relative of Ralph
pa la the croea slate canal job.
DltAINAOK DldTHICT to tk* artoth e doors of immigration o fficials try in g to get into th e until they are employed at llm McCaughan, fifth.
Robert Herndon who ha* been rlaon. Mrt. Cooper and the chil Waldo Emerson, noted poet jiu !
%
'f V — -■ ■ 0 ‘--- -----clpsl amount
at11 of NtOlTTT ' THOU• ‘ M i a f e a t* al Sdofdrtt I f f t j ^
wage* that would then prevail."'I
Joe Bchllla of Prnaaeota, ended
j-Aita (lie ,eee.se> sad
8 AND DOLLAIUI
the American Fruit Growers, dren had been viaitlng Mrs. R. U.
C om petent
au th orities
state
th a t gu**» that le what the article *f
• if it- cost HO billion dolly* to U n ited States.
Even on the hottest day Harriet Pressman should k<- cimi| with
ML ‘ Bootti ^af D ito ^ rtto >
use: Ur i-k.. iim i nk i'ku
esaayiri died today. Mr*. Matter,
his awfm In fifth place but the
all malursdI aad unassured eaaInc, In Fort Valley. G», has re- Hutchison, while Mr. Cooper w*« ■ eurvivor of th* boxer rebelllor,
Vrago the last war, what will It a t le a s t three m illion'aliens, not naturalized citizens of the Plan says. He la paid by tin- currant carried him under the
Rddto If. •Boafaed t*r M
this kIkuiiIIi' Ice cream rone which holds I I mllon* She displayed
a* ns and ■aid outstasdlng laT W I C E AS G O O D
torned
lo
his
heme.
d*kt*4n*u
in
Gulnrsvi
le,
but
he
Joined
them
to
k*
rsdaasd
I
M
rsSW> to fight the n n t one,-now th e U nited S ta te s but foreign ers who a re still foreigners, Plan to know. My nndnralandlng of wrong span and to was disquali
X ' - I’ - * R#af r f f i ' o
,11 on "Ice Cream Day" ut the San Dlrgu eS|H>sitiim. ( A-s»elalr<l
served 87 yten In th* Presbyterian
for the week-end. The family have Mission In Chinn.
wowt a w , am
Shat they have become aspensIvcT a ro being taken ca re of in th is country by governm ent the aim of the Plan Is to see that fied.
Clementine Bowen. 1*. ef Oeeeela Press Photo)
gone to Gainesville now, to apend
\VK llrli.l\ l'.l(
Ack. wee shoe*" tk* preHleet (In
the two hundred dollar* 'la spent
relief doles.
.
Josephine Tyre, 10 year-old life
Notome time.
In a batata* beauty aentett at Mu
la Spain they have enlisted the
BAND N o B J
W o have not heard of nny A m ericans who have been within thirty days- Rrgardleis of guard for a Jacksonville swlmmlqg
H
U
M
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l
t
n
\
o
f
f
i
h
m
g
U
c
k
l
r
Floriils’s
eshl
il
«t
the
Crest
aloMli
annual
Crawley
Rldp*
Peael
XMAS
GIFT
aid Of the bull fighters In putting
tb*
Dtatrtet
ky
bow. The main point la to put pool, finished eighth In 40 mliutee,
c w n v r id c n li f y m i h I p u y fo r
feetival In Peereet City, AHl (Af Ijikes Exposition in Cleveland is
N<c *
dawk lb* revolution. In this toun- try in g to change th eir residences to R ussia or Spain o r to money into circulation. No on* can 13 seconds, to take the City of V a i ^ n : l Mt r a L Ml^ i t ,">n fu mAS
oon^R irftM *
toe Iatod Praia Phete)
TWO SLIGHTLY HURT
the larue-t indiiidiml exhibit ut thi« ml K. C. Kcht»l*. M*» Msg
ST. AUGUSTINE. Aug. 3 —UD
try we- would have turned It over an y o f those countries w here it is so proudly boasted con hoard any of it. Otherwise us* it Charleston Cup awarded to the
ty sarraaai
ditions are superior to those in the U nited States. A f te r
thr gronnils. snd according In »■!• n*»liii Avr.
— Date of Dec. 25, has been
la-Use bull throwers.
noelalm far m r u f e M r e t o S 'S L s Jre S .
i**-**- *ifj
a* they see f it With his own state first woman to finish the race.
SAVANNAH,
Ga„
Aog.
vice* from exhilol officials. Flor
July oaMoUea ef Urn Rcih of to* *f .
*** tn* Court kema
set for the rompleton ol the new
all it would aeem th a t A m erica is a p re tty good place in ment he doe* aay that the pension
-*a d again
* START YOUR VACATIO N
H. Q. Rhodes and Emory Green, post office building in St. Au
ida Mtimr i- nitiactmu liujo
Month oiob. In private Ilf* oh* to
, *: Speaking of government debt*, w hich to live. And it has gotten th a t way by purely er ran tuy the things needed by his
i t in o u d b r e d .
Apju ^ q g p
Watchman
Jailed
both
of
8L
Auicuitine,
Flo.,
re
AND
DBCH
U
D
that
U
*
Mre
John
R
.
Mareti
_
crowds
km
|
is
l-a
inir
glvrii
liheiol
O N THI
•
gustine.
The
date
originally
set
gear shars of them. If they are A m erican m ethods. W e do not want to pattern our poli reUtlres UNTIL THEY ARE EM
According to th* Produce New*,
reived slight Injurie* when their for completion was Nov. 9,
Prase Phete)
Co-Ed Slaying space InJnorthrrn newspspers, par
' 4*M »d "p ally among every man, cies a fte r European ways.
PLOYED. Our national relief ha* the great drouth damage in th*
aotomobile woe forced off tha high but an extension of time has been
a
ticu lar/ the Cleveland papers
etat Circuit of Me IU U ef FterWemad and child In the country,
prastleally' the same clause in i t mfdill# west doe* not apply lo tho
o— ■ .
way oaar here.
; S p e e d y R e lie f o f ChUU
10* and tke several yreoerty e n ,
given the contractor*.
would be 1434, or |2I20 for a
It has been going over three year* fruit and Vegetable Industry, Sec. M
•re.
texpoyera.
etuaan*
and
eOura
e n t co ca
'Wii.ia vitro* Kroweis line le
family of fire.
em ev w . M
and F ever
now and Instead of same coming tiona ao affected ' tie principally
(w a riA T S H l C O 0 l D j
•o
old
ca R
ns
ra
w
l
a
a
n
uM
crntly een voIIiik on an amend
corn
and
wheat
bolts,
pf
the
kovthon,
■
-----------------off relief more are going on all
• ■ • e a m u iu m im u iM i
Don't
let
klalerts
tsar you apart with
IDA. IN CSLanCBBT.
ment In the cilins mnikeliuAccording to the United Mine
W e Wooervu
the t(m«. And brother, If you Wolt WocL the#* toe been no noticeable
Its lacking (hills and burning feves. Trust
Ogreenienf. The tinendmeiit. teii to no hoove made or mere mskssbilt rsraA prominent a rch itect rem arked recen tly, and ra th e r till seme of theee dead beat* aro riatraooo In arrival of fralta and OfiATTA •Mla
Workers Journal, the opposition to
t o H t l 7 f | ....... . . . _____ _____
<- f
tsllvely npprored hy gecretv y •dtra. Take lb* mcdlcliv* prvpsnd rapeRoosevelt la baaed upon “hate, vehem ently, according to th o Rotarian M agaiine: “T ho employrd, it will he posilhly after vegetable* in nny market, end toftt- \♦•suits#
ander tk* giqeeqt feato- Clreels er FlsrMA
Wallace, umild give the control (UBr for M slaris-G rovsX T iiH liw
Actual, black bitter hate, on that th in g which am aze* me ia th o m anner in which otherw ise they aro dead. Aad every on* * t
.aa* lawsTdf wiShW^mtuSm, Prefoe*,
h1* I?w nad Indicate
Os ■>!■*(*
committee authority, on It* own CUB Tonic.
M rt-of what Is commonly called Civic-minded individuals ca n entirely ign ore th a t p articu lar thciA are some old couple* chit- no ,h4rl»**TMR gTATR OT^LOftlDA. »t sj. * * & i l i t f i l
G rovel Taste last CUD Took gives real
Initiative and by givina the |htU s upper claaaea of society,"
Iro n MaJarU because k l s tdresectio n of th eir com m unity which ho* re«lly »ome o f th o dren. II* does not icy that the
* eaft rereading
son affected an opportunity to he rvtWf
it
----------- o--------- —
pensioner
will
loot*
his
rights
II
U8c (oabinsUao *1 Useless aeiaine tad
•t
heard, tu correct any allotment tenk Iron. Tha quinkw kill* tee MsAsrU
Carlton and Pepper will give m oat practical reasons to b« kept beautiful. I refer to th e h* feed* them after they are ofu j
base if evidence reveals that s rh lafMUua to toe btoed. Th* Irea Imtot
Florida most axcallent prestige In sectio n s through which th o train s p a s s /’
•d a Job. I wonder why! Ha
- I t is tru e ,” the R n U ria n adds, “th a t to a com m unity leaves that Impression. Do** |L
allotment base is iiiarenrate or in- ap the ryitna sad krlia fortify isiiaet
I f cChfngton,- and only a abort tins
further sltsck. Al tk* 8rsC stga m m y I
•quilsble.
•
Will ha required for them to become th e d load van tages o f an 'o th e r aide o f th e track’ a r e say that? If It dooo, why didn't h*
attack el Malaria taka G rovel Tastetaas
leading figures In tha Senate.— g r e a t A v isitor receives probably hia m oat Jaatlng im UU 0*7 And If It doe* tow ore you
CUB T ook. Better still take k regularly
**** *
remaesW thin facti-D ester
Clermont .Praia. That seems to be p ression from th e first view s he gets— th e railroad acenea. going to check on IL Are you go
during tb* Malaria wason to ward o f
g _ C‘ y
'• I * * * * *< foalby that t.
th e 'hmtenaua of oplaloa around
th* dtoeas*. Grave'S Tsstelns CUtt Took
’ “Those who are in a position to p resa fo r clearance of ing to hare a government agent
k tbeohiUly harmless and tastes good.
su ch districts, will bo ren d erin g a trip le service In doing In each household to so* who gets
.
Crove's Tsstekm CUB T ook bow
f
— -------- 0-----------tto benefits of th* monoyT
‘'
comb to two slats, tOc and tl. Tk* |1
i .Park Trammell's will, dlicloalng so. T o them selves comes th o satisfactio n of having con -'•Tto highly cultured gentleman
sis* coototosJM Uo«« u Brack ss toe SO*
•> ratal* of not more than 9100, trib u ted tow ard tho beautification of th a lr city. To th a mskda til* itetemant that "Orest
Os* sad xtvts you 11% w on let you#
N «it com* as a shock to those who fu tu re visitor Is assured a pleaaant firs t impression of th e
■ op of.fM totito tedsy at soy dregitot*,
do not hare such
“ "
■ Halted States senator- com m unity. To those Individuals who, th rou gh exigency,- tkoaghu about tkolr follow xsan."
.n re •i^i mrg >.i;. mo s u t
• particularly ramuneratlr* a r e forced to live In such squalid surroundings, Is given a Ttot, of court*, ]*av** me out. H#
. /N«
fgqlftnAj (l'|
T n f - r-ffri rt- trrrn
I. PeUrsburg Independent,
an ce for m ore wholesome living. T h a t is .most Im port>c
* I am dumo. I admit i t No ir de reu know to hadn't tranenont there. But let’s mo if tin t
o f all."
’
: SW1*'V ‘ /
K F E P Y O l l l i r . Y F S <'• /
ir,.
Ms estate to hi* Wife beO' v
—i /
• r «;*.-•
Jn ,m JS C K X O N V IL L E
*V *'
l» right U that U n fact ttoa
died?
'
w k r ihould Ihw rtto * ddsW to
ft enters fata
relatiMMUya that make
Honssstaod axemptlon coatlnoss
ft unique ia I
■ - .....................................— ------s ■ -■ » > < - . . I n .
Ufo ;
a Mrs point. Matt coullaa
This tureen**, why nof *n|oy a restful,
1 1 1 .»
“toy Jto thing* needed
pfflAX
Jtcleased tdtold far homojoBy ocean emit* on your trip North— ROUND T R I P
Tuesday night at 'th* Woman's Sleeping
ot the ovonfog, rale tires after they or* tl
ft
---------( « • ■ « .»
MfpMdt Flaallaa WlTy- Club room a big danre tres staged ito giving up early la tto area- Thai lead* ui to bcUer*
Baa
____
■ certain definite obligation#
at amatlngly low ratal that Induda
Ur
iDEPogyroRB
. , *JJ*f*l P * l« B*och 977L- by tha young society of Panford. lag for tto want e f sleep, '
(to o n * perfect p lanU to
V/ ^ 4
•vary rveceitary expomo. Big, modem
’
DKPOgJTORB to aafogunid th . fo n d T jto m d ia Ita
ml ®®*tereagh mere than a Several ladle* from D*L*»d Oad V. f . footer of tto F ln t Nation U consideration tto
with nU tto dUlguocq bum*nJyjym^hl*
liners with deck sports, occheifras,
. . far ft
T ' i r j f P y *-• • !
b telnglng on other neighboring town* won' In al Bank raturned Wednesday from
If. WA
talking pictures, etc.
I
rt
►
.
«€\U. too. In A i m Basch, A#- attendaaoo. Prises wore awsrdod a^short buatnow trip to Jackxon1 it *
"O. Iw , - i u
II annua
a)*M witehmsn
tin COMMUNITY tto
®* .J» * to M. Owgaa M01 ra- to sovaral of ito ladioo on tto floor
(MD-» I/are Umtt
that clause yrill tore to to itrickLOW AUTO RATRSI .
Ito ampler thqa*
ft. 0 - betel la
i < IH Di j
Mto*a )»om**taad* for debt for dlfforaat Utinga during tto Deaae are Ttaltlag friends and an fram th* article*, !#***** aa
Take yew car with yev a«4 tour frsav yovr
H*toa
Cleveapee
sea*
mystethrough nd)
rt
ovoaiogs Mlaa Adelaide Higgins re Dooao, are srUttag friends and « m would question thet Um mlnda
“
la ehdWB la prleea
SsrawanCattae
riU l needs
, only I V JO. rovnd Sri*.
to * i
«C tto
ceived o >largo bunch of earns- relative* ia 0 riff la, Os, and oth*f lirveetlgst1*"
w
’ IT
'
”
Uono fo r .being tto rradtdat Ex •T pobtln
ate* mask iwhkh aherlff M l r i
Maataal erira ckocy* h r wperier
tto 'a to
'.YJfllfT
Now is the time to build and pay fo r a home f o r lea*
ponent of Mr*. Vcrodn CofUo ia ; J. t . McLain ofOeaevaoad
S. Brawn deeerlbe* •*
r I km ndvtaad a f (to fact that
i»:
MV'. MV tVKRLANn
' *
h* *>•#,*
•• ' to r latogt fence*. Mia* Msrgt ret
ef th* eevrih."
•to
le
n
took
printed
by
tto
tto
outlay per m onth th a n present low rente.
W e are
« tto bawd *f county camW-.
-3F
Wight oferiod gffR— *
prepared to m ake logna on new conatructlona^ pnder
ilonore v u
In tto d ty re M V lfe t.w a r
of HarMre’for tto
W ^ n r a d t y ^ 'V . '
th e Fed eral Housing A dm inistration finance plan. L e t’a
i v 1v'
or A«ikerl|*d rewrite A**nti
talk th is over. C. M. Boyd, S anford , Fla.
'X >.
(to
you^wanted;
t l
M '-' l - i '
1
"
ordbud
■
T •
MONDAY* A U G U ST S, 1M «
and togflre s C.
THE SANFORD PQRUM
rr *
■ - <•“ .
%
FO P
WIFE WINS FIGHT
TO GET BACK PEP
t
S
/'S N
A ire*
COOLING OFF IN A BIG WAY
Author Turn*
Her Back on Writing,
I
N«avy CowfatctiM
a
LANEY'S
ROBERT' S DRUG
GROCERY
?
Beans 2 for
McLAUUN Jeweler
Burges Swims River ’
To Capture Meet
EVERY
D AY
Salmon can
25c
18c
Flakes can J 5 c
TOM
Sardinesfor 25
Dance ani
and Cool C
TEA 1-2 lb. 30C
Hush 2 cans 2 5 c
Apple Ruder 1 9 c
Chipso both 2 6 c
c
Mi Bottling Co.
^SST
Tuesday
fflK'u'TaPL'S. tSSS-itt
MALARIA
In
to
Beautification
DO Z.tMImowl
••
RILEY’S
'
YORK
Aug. 4-6
Wr.lTMBi" S S Ti<|i!IT
Steaks l £ j $ c
S te ^ J-
CHOPS “ib. 2 1 c
SUtifty-Rogerii Hardware Co.
S
t
M S le t
■JAdwote
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
J i V • ' .V •
'
f c r s r . ,S L £ i ? ! j ? i
lb.
L egs 6 fo r | fie
-w- — „ • , - ■'"
STEW lb. g f e
tC
1 '
R e s in o l
Steaks each 5 c
a a L Jb n s
Pinki Meat
Mi Cantaloupes 2 for 19e
peon Seedless Grapes 2 lbs. 19c
aches
4 lbs.
|8c
Peaches
or Preserving Peas 5 lbs. 9c
..... When A Bank Accepts DepOflits
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■m
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No. l e a p
3 for
Mortgage Loans:
3 fo r
» V
2T A
t l donee eel
and raetlvki
tm those
!R w fe tho moot
kla article.
t h M o ra y ky «kMi
„
I
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hU r t
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M O N D A Y, A U G U ST f c .l M f
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s To Lone Hit, W in n in g 9 To 0
-m -
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Sets New
rid Mark For,
1-Meter Event
Hit Fftk
Bat Si
ect Conte!
3
W1
w- •
G-Men Jimmie Leto Tops
ews Islets’
Week’s Ring Bill
Split Two Frdyt
Outfit 4 To 2 And 9-8
Leads Hitting
Over S'aints '' Adair
. A t t a c k , Rapping
•
Is Credit* **>“r American. Bett h Sensations};
Former OlymKSy l ng Afield ' - P l c Performances A
AthletlcaTo
thletka To\ TnUm
• .
On
Mexican (Grounds
, Bfckl.IN , Adg* i f - V T )-P a ce d
E . H. C L'LI.BN
______________
THE STANDINGS : Fbur jn 4 Attempts
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.—OP)—
Jimmy Leto, outstanding chal
lenger for Barney Ross’ wel
terweight title, heads a medio
cre national busing program
thla week.
The New England boier
meet* Gustave Eder, Herman
champion at 147 pounds. In a
10-round bout at New York
Wednesday.
t'lelo
Locatelll,
Italian welterweight appears
on the same program meeting
Kritsia Zlvle, of Pittaburgh, In
another
10,
while
Leon
Krtehell, giant ; oilsh heavy
weight makes his
American
debut in a six-rounder against
Roberto Robert!, Ita ian vet
eran.
Dan Yates May
Exceed Brother
In Golf Record
Atlanta Family; Pro
duces Walker* Cup
Freshman, Charles
DATTOMA BEACH. Aug. J . Jack
Hall,
IS-yrar-old
right
hander, pulled the Iron man stunt
'I D EL A N D iA ai-l.—Tho DcLsnd
ATLANTA, Aug 3 .- ( * V - M e * t
N .O N IIII
«T% TK
I.P C M m M
..
,
j .u L.JU
here yesterday aa the Islanders
iTtH TW ., ®- ------------- -i
BY
.;
j .( <■>-.
■■■U■iI /
by JJeise
n » « Owens,
Owcna, who heean
brfan nor.
pur*
the
golfing Yates
family—
GajiuWvn *
W i l l l e .» «l
p H .I KReds
* d i * . dowpoU* the
p
iin
a
r
ir
r
.P
it
f
a
)
a
*
la__
upt
won both garnet of a double- I k t y l ' i f l B l l s a r h
a triple Olympic crown , PHILADELPHIA),
«B
II
& "
ding two A ialras hurl
Charlie. Dan. Alan, Fran and
G -M enln the alghtcap.oj g* dob bit•i A l t i r . b l l l r
II
(IT
beider with St. Augustlna.
Speesling 100 meters In world —Robert Schroedor,.
adfetlea,
the
Sanfo
II hyades her* yesterday gftgYnooii,
P. D.
19
IT
.lit
' Hall gava up only four safe I ' M M i b *
tlrd lima of I 0J seconds, the I he Phllsdelphlg Amt
defeated the P slatki
The golf realm already- know*
it
u t
4 4t oto 2, t after
fU r
jbslng the opener by
ties
aa
the
Islets
took
the
opened,
sebdll
(asm,
tilted S tate, shared honors with t
e.
lu a u . lla .
t«
»»
«»« , t M t sc o re .
P. to 0 here yraterday aftart
Charlie as a freshman member
NdiiiHftl
J»
»J
l
i
t
_
r . ,
4
to
L
Ho
was
nicked
for
nine
enliany and Finland yesterday kw>1CHy khd
of the American Walks} •rug
the score at 6I f B l f H l f ’a
H fsa ll.
|
ilc I)O U f» l
in the moat spectacular Inaugural ) l
*ka 1937. training( camp slta blewi In tho aeven-lns;i g night•sAlnwwb lllw t t , l * r l . A t l « t 4- 1 .
tr, Mote, who Is to thd
all In thq seventh Inning of the
team and winner of the 1934
I
h
a
b
l*
s
t
i«
ll
I
I
,
HI
A
u
f
l
l
d
l
n
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7
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'fo
r
the
team.
*
*
1
rap, which the Islander* won by
i ll 'teanf what Dlwy Ilesn In the history of the Olympic
first gams with s towering drivu
> national
collegiate
and
1935
H ditlM fl I . I'a U H td 0
Schroeder, who *uat returned 8 to ».
,, ho Cardinals, had the hard! jam as.
liaairw T a l a r .
|over the left field wsIL' The
Western amateur tlfle*.
|ti la t lr il <•( l { a l n r a t | | | p .
llaU struck out fiee men In
A crowd of 100,000 wltnesard from Mesleo City, said die V i peel
* .Aspires harfouffed nil
Dsn la a bright links pros
G-Men broke tha tie In their half of
Hm »if sat i. ml I '« I« I W«
» n , limiting them to o'n« the hlatnry maklng athl.Hr feats, ed the Athletics would playi games the first and arvrn In the sec
pect, Recording to Georgw S ar
I
h Mt HI. Augustin* the ninth with flvs hits and four
v g / T esai leaguer over third Including an American sweep of against the teams <tf the If ex lean ond, walking five during the aftruns. Tho Reds e a s e back with
gent, veteran
professional
of
%%TII>\ %l. I.F.40I r.
se-otf Hines' bat \n the third the first three high Jump places Baseball - IsMgpe Aaaoclatfen and ehtonn.
the frmetfS East lak e
Country
Wes,, l^'Wt
I’M three runs on three hits In their
wjth record-smashing flights led rmaka a few trtpa lM leagiir cities
Ollly
Dillingham,
Islander • HI#
999 half of thp Inning but Ftrratxi
29
it
dub. Sargent says the 17-year«a9
99
22
went
on a batting «i Li«iu
ninth Mote filled thq bjr Cornelius Johnson, Finland's like Vera Crus and otkers f can't aSort* lop,
forced Hhwafc to hit Into a double
old youngster has “powgr and
V»M >.. pR
i'e
9ft
SI9
pronounce.”
'
i
•
spree, getting a homer and four 1'IMwlstirMh
py walking two and hittlfld amailng nne-two-lhree In the 10,
19
promise of going ss far—If not
tl
212 play to atop .the Jtr*ls' onslaught.
He
said
tke
A*>
would
be
the
It
29
singles In five time* i t bat dur •'Ins liifiM11
i t and It looked as If Pal' 000 meter flnel that saw Amerl«M
Adair with four hits in five of
farthor—than Charll*."
llstwis.n
•
79
17
22
r i ’a Don U s h ouUlaaaed
and Drag complete major league team ing tho day. He drove In eight
|\4ould score. However,
»*h«U<tr|plila
The youth turns in scorb* con
29
99
121 ficial trfpe to the plate, led the
,
Andrews to pop out to lapped, ami Germany's aehlqee- to play In Mesleo. \ i
run*, els of them In the second |tv••*•H19n
27
I7i Ib-hlt attack on McMullen. Duck
92
sistently •In
th*
mld-s*v*ntte*
%emterdm t'm n #«•>(•
fia n d Gallegos to Gy nut riisnt of her first Olympic trsrk l
game.
with three hits and Devil! with a
and played No. t position 1—s ,
»(..•«..r« f .J . (hlrago 2 *2.
,1 in* •
field to end tha Inning, Shd field triumph by dominating
In tha flrat game, an error by
HI
l.oula 12-1 * a l'hlU4«lphl« like number were contributing
the Atlanta Boys’ blgh school J/
qualify v a|lT
l ° r \tomorrow'a Zupanlc, a fielder's choice amt
pitched the first sis in- the ahot put.
‘ .... .
...
, .
factors in th* Reds’ defeat.
golf team Uu|t season. Recently
for the ASaleae and the ' All told, eight athletes, Inrlud semi-finals.
Dillingham’s
single
accounted
he shot s sub-par G9 o ler th*
s.w r-.r* i; riiu b u rg b t.
I In *hc alghteap (he G-Men took
However,
they
d
iffered
!th
e
set
Ing
four
Americana,
two
Finn*|
lit* found no difficulty 111
for th , flrat Islander run in
•>■<hir-iiriH.vi
rewt w* the lead in the first inning on
East l-ake roursr.
G
a
n
*
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T
w
U
a
p
,
back,
they
ftared
|
Ip
the
shot
and
two
Germans
bettered
Olympic
hla
delivery
securing
tho first Inning.
The
Saints
wt|k an
and Adair’s doubls an I
Alan, 14, turns In scares of
t»l»rn
.Ini*
Its good for s it
runs, Iparka In four events during a put ami 'Iba’ it.OOdi meters besides scored twice In the second fram e'
g.-----. m,, .........
.came bach In tha
third .*•
to ..........
taunt
80 and above. He attends Junior
4 9IKIIIC
I K 4U I F
was in the bos. He wtk |tartllng succession' of perform- seeing their women Javelin' throw on a walk, Zupanlc'a triple and
Hanford players landed five po high school.
On* of hi^ prise
W o n !«*'■!
Pci Again on tw o 'filti atiH An error,
the seventh by Gad- pnee* opening the eleventh Olym ers outrlaasod.
1 Bussey'a sacrifice.
ita (icn th trp wab driven from the rtio n * on the Florida Slate I rogue rounds came when ha scored a
V -»
V ..rk
is
)t
' another
aowthpaw, Who piad’s sweeping challenge to the
'
I-I.u>,.l
i
t
s«
The biggest 'tb a e k ' of all waa
The Islets scored two mnrr in
*••• mound In-the fourth a« the Re>U A ll-Stats who will play the loop- 74 over the East Lake 'layout,
-* M•*
It
|g
a> ub four hits and two runs .epoch-making feat* at l-oa An- Torrtnee’s failure
lo ■ do' better 1 the fourth as Morton and 0111- •I till Pssll
{ { J blasted fobr hltd off his delivery leading Islanders
in |)«\tun. tallying 10 one-putt holts.
il
17
i
gslta In 1932.
Innings he pitched.
it
|9
than fifth wltb M feet, ' I and , Ingham walked and both crossed ItssMtesli
i l l coupled with tw a'bsje* on ball* to He.irh on Aug. Ill, according to reFrsn l* the frmlnlne repre
Owens, Ohio State negro alar, 17-32 Inches as his best' effort the plats on an error by
" ■ • hinM ton
*1
S|
1w |Lookouts put over two
Mr. f«t l . * . u U
{{{ counter four limes.
rn»c* made today by Pre.idc.it sentative of 1 he Yates household.
.
SS
<S
lament four hit* In the first began tho day-long attack by while the
Wft-kandeiJ .Francis .Gowan.
Tho
final
Daytona I ' h t U ' l w l i i h U
SI
AT
H I , Adair continued his tonxslinnal Eddie Gilliland.
She plays the game infrequent
rqualllng
the
Olympic
and
world
^m4'i three more In the third
IrB lrrlB r’B Nfwglti
best him with a hirave o f[l >0 fact, Beach tally was in the
fifth
h ltllp g .ln the alghteap with three
The loeai asgregitlun l-i ksaJ ly. however.
Ni
Isi.u U
l-S
Ih lU .tw Ip h lA
1* 7
n\lfV.tha fifth ami two In tha record* of 10.3 aernnda for 100 M and 9-32 laches. Z a Jte .'« flb a i , when Iloslnskl walked and Dug
lusty wallops In four official trip* cd by Managrr ’’ llsw M rsl” Dill
fh l.rs*.. 9 . IS'
lt.H*t r»n 1 1 1
P. U., Atlanta business man
‘ i-T h « entire Inmkout leant .meters and then clipping a tenth ljandage.1 hand, snarnl the last o n in a Dillingham singled.
••d H B - t n i r 12 I n n l n g a ) .
to the plats, i
Itodgrr. who will coach the Star.. and head of the house, consid
\V twhltiMl/>n
S.
Iiw lm li
Ss
) flashy ball In thn fiejd. nf a arcoml off both marks.
place with &0 feet, ,3| end E-32
Earl Johnson, who started the ,Nr«q Ytsfh I; I’lwVwUml |, r*||e,|
/
Joe R i.tru lf was the choice of er* himself an sversga goiftr.
1 borilerlpg on the aensa* {• T hereafter, the Intensely en- inches.
game for the Saints, gave way* ••ft*! 1 9 t h . •I.irknwww)
«|H>rl*wrller» for the ratrbing po shooting 88 to 95. He’s s south
tool;
being ma>la on several oc> qhusiastlc German crowd
Isa mm Tadgy
Torrance, the 300-pound Baton I to Rutland at the start of the
sition. Torres «>« named a.*
paw.
< iMFwUnil at hairitli.
The fielding gem of the '•full advantage of opportunities Rouge, l-a., policeman, Vwho has
'seventh. The latter walked three
• h i . Mg.,
Ml HI
I m. u I m,
pitcher, he being tied with A lbrit-1 Mrs. Yates doesn’t play, coa
(was •Andrews’ one.handfd' to srclslm the flrat woman gold- bean off feed and of( fofm ell men In succession before he
•
k .i m * • •I’h r it u lf M l.
ton of Gainesvllip. anil Bunch and tenting herself with
“gallery
•IHpg rateh of Torre*’ line 'jtm lsl winner, their own llllde year, ws, nearly seven Heal be
McGluin of Dcl-and.
Fleischer,
who twice hind his world record o f!6 7 j feet, could settle down.
i,lh the eighth. Kryniel alio )T ll,y )
SWA
Ml’.SCOTT,
Mats.,
Aug.
3.
In the second game, threo In
f a i r s landed the on.y <;t led-fur
V.fa beautiful peg to home hfoke the Olympic rrcord In win one Inch made two yeara ago.
--(A 3 -Mrs. Catherine Sample f
field errors g single and a base
position as s utility
infielde.', vilie.
n * Tl# W t a t p i
from right field to g.'t nlhg the javelin throwing cham
A m e r i c a ’* > dlstanee-runtlng
kllaml,
F
la
,
won
tha
.eventeenth
two
Yrglerilay‘g hoinerx: J . Marwhile l.ang*ton had no troutle in
lOnshlp with a to** of UH feet. hopes apparently \wer*‘ 'blasted on balls gave th* Saints
I.eft field, Fitxgerald of S t Au'jnlng home.
tin
1
o
u
t
,
Jsnnunl
North
Shore
Women's
SinInning.
In
outfielder's go.tine.
was tha heavy hitter fob : '2R-32nd Inches, as well aa llsng by Insh’s failure to’( show In; the run* in tho first
__ . . . . . . . . _____ ______ _ __ ....... securing the utility
tholr
half
of
the
inning,
the
Is
lle
lg
e
rV
Bees'
^
“
‘
h'
1th
Swindell,
a
former
bouts getting four hltA Wnellke, who raptured the shot 10,000 ni*t*ra anything i resemTede.ro Poontry Dub yesterday *P«» along with Swindell, a former Center field. Andrews of Palatk*
Bonura, defeating MU* Hylvla Hatch of l’m,koul now patrolling a garden R(|{ht f jt)d ||b:dstoek of DeUnd.
them good for tw bases
l title with a heave of 5.1 feet bllng the speed tb a t'ra rrta d him lets scored four runa when Dill I. Jackson, Giants 1,
Ingham
knocked
a
homer
Ith, White Sox l, Gosllnl Tigrrx 1, Winchester, 4-4. A-l.
and 13- 141th Inches.
)„
five trips to the piste.
, for St. Augustine. ’
Utility Inflelder. C at*, or Ssato record-smashing ‘ M
triumphs • at
Carry. Brown* 1,
Bottomley,
u „ _____t __,___... . .
r l The complete team la aa fol- /or.i
The shot put even saw Fln- home. Tho Hookler
. gllen, Catos and Blslruf got
•W *. pinched a tho bases loaded.
Mr*.
paired
with
Vaufhn
,
1
,or-u*
The Islanders tallied three more Brown* I, Hollers,
Browns I,
o kits each out of four times ltnd’s Hulo Baerlund also better nerve In hla laft Mg ' taking a
U tility outfielders. Bwladell of
'n ie w i« ’""A .h '
of ll»*wUI. M ass, In the l0" * :
.
.
....
1,1
tke former mark, taking second final warmup yesterday/ and ho times In the second inning, as West, Browns Ir"
St. Augustine and Langston of
P'
l
’
,
'
J
g
&
f
L
A
,,h
*
mlie»l
doubles,
tad
defeated
Ruth
»
'»
«
'"
•
s
t
Augustine.
'T h e , legiknuts Jo*irney. to Palat- 'place, and th* American trio un> was hampered by tb* I ailment. Iloslnskl and Morton tripled and {(ties I, Puclnelli 4
*
M
■ , 11 I n , wof
l t lWinchester
'l ,,k ..i ..
1 Cl..—.
Aseltlne
and
Hum- eosch, Hodgsrs, Sanford; pitchers. Sanford.
Th# leaders; Gehrig, Yankees
Albritton of Gainesville, Bunch of
Umpires; Shepard at the* platq
|a this aftareoon for s return .able to gain a single medal fid However, It ws* doubtful wheth- Duggan and Dillingham singled.
pU' WA
ner Rixlmsn of Boston, 0-t, 9-0.
Another
run
for
the
local
club
33,
Trosky.
Indians
31,
Foss,
th* first time In Olympic annals er even at hla b*et he
Ilelaind, McGloln
of
DeLanJ, Borders on first; llarvln at sea J )
would
tap)#.
crossed
th*
plate
In
the
fourth
Red Sox 30. Ott, GUnts 21, Caas Ham Francis, Jack Torrance have been able to • match ’ tho
Hrhnridrr of HI. Augustine. Spark- „nd and Frump s t third.
PAI.STN I
sod Vlmllrl Halts finished fourth, burning pace which carried ) tha on ainglea by Duggan, Anderson mllli, Phillies 20, Averill, Indian*
Cully A. C«bb, southern region- man of I’slatka, and Torres of
20.
fifth and slsth. respectively.
Finnish trio lo tholr . swewplng and Dillingham.
si director In ^ht agricultural con-1Hanford.
A conservation program tor tba
Th* Balnta scored three runa
j
Tho day reached a climax whan triumph.
Laagu* Total*
servatlori program of th* U. H. I Catchers, nislru ff of Hanford naval stores Industry will sonn ho
W Department of Agriculture, and and Owens of St. Augustine,
fodr high Jumpers surpassed Har
llmarl Selmlnen cam* out th* In the seventh and laat Inning A m e r ic a n ...................... .....
offered lo producers, Florida Egold Osborn's 12 -yvar-ofd record winner In a thrilling stretch |du*l when Bonner slapped a homer NaOoaal
well known lo southern sgrku'.-1 First base, Boiling nf DeLand. lenslon Service has been Inform *!
of sis feel, els Inches made et with Paavo
Askola.
Rafiplwen o u t.to le ft fiald, chasing Zupanlc
tural circlet, wta a Florida vlsltof] Second oase, Burk of Gainesville, by the Agricultural Adjustment
PArla In 1924. Johnson, Compton, was clocked In Ml mlnutew. 15 and Fitzgerald horns ahead of
Tot*
during July,
■ | Third base, Pittman of Gaines- Administration.
Calif., Junior college sU r, won and 4-10 seconds. Askola wwaHwo him.
with s Jump of als feet, 7 and| tenths of a second slower,' aa
Je rry F lltgtrald , 81 . Augustine
IR-1S laches. D*»* Albritton and Votmarl Iso-llollo trailed JW - renterflelder,
started on the
1)4jns Thurber taking th* next' mlnen by IS yards, Kabol ' M(ira- mound In th* second game but
t*U u
two medals via a Jump-off with kooo, of Japan,, ftnlshad fowrth, was yankod In favor of Rutland,
Kblevl Kotkaa of Finland after white l a t h placed eighth., / ‘
with two men out, after giving
all cleared the bar sis feet A 3-41 Th* Finn’* enly. rival through- up three hits and four runa.
Inrhes.
" 'Il ‘ b*
half ol th* raeejover
The Americana taw all three of th* 400-m*Ur ' .ojr*} waa
tha
for atralght aala with no traiiatheir 800- meter runners, C h a ri**! 8« ll* "t
little
Japanese > ta r , ins.
Harry
"
b
o
»#t
tha
pace
tor
th*
firs*
i
t
V
(Chuck) Hornbostel.
"h«
the par* for the fin
CMtt
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L*
-
t
S
Sanford Gets
Five M en On
A llStarTeam
Rodgers Is Selected
As Coach For Fray
In Daytona On 10th
Catherine Sample
Wins Court Tourney
HOME RUNS
F
r
sn erT u
.... .»<«■">
M u lt
Palates
“A & *Ti
M» rangy blend rivals unU
faltarad an tb* laat two lapa,
is II I t s
....... .
ss* •** oss—a
•aaforit *
1*1 SIS o n —I
A nal: r l s r r I. I.an«itnn. <‘sl»s.'
T u ffs* 1. IIIMruff. Iita rslrsel.
j r lrr a ra : ilu srrs, I'aualar, Haiti
|{ HUB* baltsg la: Tnrraa I, III aI ra t.. OVeretrsst j. tlunran. Calaai
nERLIN, Aug. *•—(A3 —AmsrlI * a .bass •hits, t’ls rr . Illalrul I : ca’a catch-as-ratch-ran
wrestlara
B iSlM '.U s e s . n x i . t r . . 1.
cla ry ;
d tu kl* p itta K ry a i.l (a IlnllaaO; in tbs light division* won tbair
AlltrU/f to M ails*; tail on Saaaa. I first-round Olympic msUhas yu TRY “SEMINOLE CLUB" tha
P a ltlk a t . Uasfntd *; baa.a «n
•paw off Mala »* I h<w* i ; struck, urdsy.
two far IWe cigar—with tha
. .
'
• d f .t ir Mol* I ; la w * |; iia n n .ll
Frank lawla, Oklahoma A. A M. b-coat quality—said by moat Int it ,bl|S ’o tt I .aw . in a lasings S
lan it I r a n ; n|t lla n n .lt la I Ip. wtlterwelg ht from Cushing, Okla, dependant mart Kant*._______
American Wrestlers i
Win In Opening Tiff
CLASSIFIED ADy;
l a t li t and > runa; hit br pllrti- pipnod Boka of Bslglum In i : 0J
l.'b r Mala IHrnllhli loalaa pllrti- and llkrlay Strong, another Cuah- HAVE Y o q s WATCH repaired
r. Lowe; umplr.a,
lahr
and
bp ona wbe raaUp b|ws
Ing boy In tha llghtwslgbt division,
•Frump? lima nr (toia. !;#».
iron a incision o*tr Hoganll ol B riggs- Jrrqtar. M ag. Ara.
Turkey, but IneurTod ona penalty
• point In tha match.
‘I - .(toaa Flood. Oklahoma A. A M.
haalamwtelght from Blwckwalj.
Okla, took a unanimous paint das
Melon from Jurado.of tha Phillip*
pip*s. Francis MUlard, feather•tight from Norik Adams, Masai,
I Itohby Holland, middleweight) kihnad Jsan Chasaoa of Franco
ilJfilaV, who has eetahllahed .train. oats Ida tha mat after fWa sainBias
Big Quartan la Sanford, tonlgHt df wrasUlag, but raqulsod U mlaA ll fkea Charles Ross qf Orlando
utaa to wta an a fall.
(ha I Layton Arana at Orlando
qro Turner Bcott la promollng
U filling. Hallaad U a Pea-
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At' draws
In IAUbama,
p ia w a
fW B H H W t
Ia Bstate
U M
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)hio S t a t e’s Jesse
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World’s Records In
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Food P rice s
Boom
Reach Peak Of
6 -te a r Period Crack
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crease In L i v i n g
C o s t s Over 1930;
Corn On Big Spurt
Of Artillery, !
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nilCACtO. Aug
4.—(A9)—A
suncy «f rising foinl prief* cb' ixcmI
by the drought today nhowrd It
coat th«- average man .10 per rent
muir to fr**tI him family in Juno
than it did throe yram ago
Farm prices »tr at the highest
general evel
lfj ;l 0 and re
qj
tail
prleet Mill are going up.
KconotiiHta gs'ert fo*»*l prices at
retail c^iiW'Irrm will *h
h gra (lu
' RERUN .
A u g . 4 .— ( A P )
te! rise but will go only i s high as
—Topped by Jessie Owen’s
the general ability of consumers
—
reconj-emashing broad jump
.*1*. •t % V..I
Seminole t'ounu
I.* p«y.
Gordon
Harnett,
Drm»N*i *!).■
mwlctory for his second title
i . |n,Mill ,i*
An e even year high for cash nominee for the State l.egislatui . nation for l ’1
J J f the Eleventh Olympic*.
com and first gnvnnmenf pur- 1 *■« *he principal speaker on the cording to n u p f it | • «.* { ollll
T h e American* *wcpt all
ll. Ihr * ....-l« l-a rreoa
* J * -I I r do y
chasi*s of live stock signaltied yea-program at the Rotary luncheon ly i*Miiiniks*mri« i
three track and field finnl*
T in- l.iaint o f h e av y
n r*
t. rd*> the |fro iingation of f i l i a l the Mayfair Hotel toslay. Mr, by Hitnfoi d I l 1- inev, Liv ,t
hnd broke even in two
t ill*-, v .Hill I ho stou tly t r a d e
three months .old drought.
Harnett, who appeared before the n'ssttr here
Women’* event* today.
The figure i *||
i.itil,
of r ifle fir*- itv lhi* ( ’• uadnrCoin climbed almost four crnla club as a representative ««f the
Tho Ohio State negro
il »to*n .1 '
t untti M m m tuiiw
n o rth
08
at lh e-tart of trailing on unofficial Junior f hainber of (’ommerre. alt* OBO.IMHI hehm tit.
tottered lh* Ol/mpic broed jump
sesseil two yeui ■ .n,
M .itlrnl ta li' lo tlo v hftnkM iat*
Just after participating in a bathing beauty routes! at l^krwiHnl Park, Atlanta, (la . Mary Frank estimates July's ilamnge amount- fined the evils of lottery gambling
f t curd fir* time*, winning the
lt
d
ill*
tl
«
t
s
Tho Moulti oi t p
the lake. ed to 7B.INiO.4HHi bushels. It fin- ' «nd rtplalned the campaign of or'* repo ’ t vs hi I* - tttmg a * si i.i\ 'u iu d h i-r n-w n ill hy th e r * n *
championship with a trap of 2 ft ilallard sought to perform in keeping with the spirit of the day l.> «w miming across
ishrd in a flurried market. I to d'thi- JaytVea against "1'uha" and
, u t l i m ir r i f l i ii n i x l a on t h a
Expert swimmers hauled her to shore when the ssnk and became unconscious
Ami here they are
M . Ova and twenty-one siity equalit <tioi( unit ut id mi$de th*
3-4 cent* up from Saturday's rloae. j Hoiita
V).»t.-».t> l» SjMiitt’ s capItAI
fourths Inches attar twice bet- reviving her by n m n i of artificial respiration. (Associated Press Photo)
September $1 IK* I I
i Mr Harnett pointed out that following ie*tmti*iii i i hiiliint mils
taring the Olympic 200-meter
t U’ h No 1 white koffi s m ijuot- more than $ 10,000 a week i ' spent | V ild ct II.*lt I \al*e d a d o ’d from ‘ ' S’,-w w a v * ..f g o v e rn m e n t
ird of 21 and 2-10 second*
fir. ms ,
I’llle -t tt I
• med from Vslencied at $1 20 a hushel, the top since in Sanford on lottery tickets and $.*1.51)0 In
[llh successive performances in
IB'*'* and espial to the l*es| current told Kotarians that this enormous ' Hrumldey tltiilduig • it t tmt $ 11
.ii.l ..th. i point* t“ meet whet vr»*
and 1-10 seconds.
,,...it.-.t t . l-e a long awaited fen*
price for Nh I hard wheat. The •um of money is being extra* ted 500 to $ 15.0041. th« M.ll Cof»r.
Glenn
Hardin.
Greenwood.
trade had reports that Kansas from the normal channels of 11 tide, Sh*>p I'ornet, now •• opli'd 1»\ • , , ,1 H,-t** 1 ttffenslve on Ml a fid,
M i-.. won the 400-mcler hur
moi
toil llO.Aoo i,**ii ird int*» lhe mibiintaln !>**■•**
fai i rs were gelling 7 to to cent* \hurting businrs*. and inn1teasing seed Store, rcdtn c l I11
dles.
Johnny
Woodruff,
Unihel more for corn than for j unemployment. He also said that 1to $0,500
I;„ ,, iv ," |a n<Iy *11 1w
’
rally
of
Pittsburgh
negro,
won
S
|the usual “ take*11 ‘»f the lo t tu iy : Ten upphrali n* f*-i h ■’in i* i i
wheat
t nil-k If iM-.-dc.l, were mobtfe
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
L
-(A
3
a 800-meter run.
H hiJo other cereals advanced t*J rseketerrs amount* to 30 percent exemptmn« s rn * *«Tu > f
. ,,1 ut Madrid.
< ‘
— A great naval building conThe United Statea thua boostI in \ Hiidit mn f It 11 i In d>
I
\ Re* a-1 artnoum-cment at In*
In conclusion Mr Harnett urged
new high evi ls in some cases not
dsy
definitely
was
set
to
get
id her point totals to 83, assur
i*<iuall«*d since
tho heaviest the Rotary f'luh to endorse the cam I nurd Ui I lie IK n-iit* ,li*l in f ■f it it -.-nr ,.f Ihi- Junta government, at
test among major powers Ining retention of tho team cham
llo i g'is -.ml Madrid would f*H
run of cattle received at Chicago paign of thu Junior ( 'h a n d er **f $ 751) %*f tin rtimmut. tumuii if
underway
Jan.
I,
the
earliest
pionship after only three days
attach*
at'Kk yards m three years brought Commerce antj t«» co operate with agti'i'd t.* tell«*isitu f l '.im r \ ll<. 1 .lu.rilv on.l.-r crushing
date allowed by treaty.
of competition before crowds ag
co
n-tmct
u*ti
*if
4
In
idg*
Imii
(ruin tin- north and south,
inauguration of another govern- the otb«r elvic organisation'* in
(•rent Britain, the United
gregating 300,000.
SltfYt,$
find
4
K
li
dti
I
gorcrnniciit announcement lit
nu-nt d measure to aid drougXdi*- demanding that focal pu lie ..f
Stales, Japan. France,
Italy.
5.”
. hens, Fulton.
Mn.,
Hurry \1 T.«pw«rth i»n* * rr .1
finals do their duty In the enf >r etfrwcd farmers.
M utri.l il. no .I Ihst a I church#*
Germany and Russia all plan
Municipal court and the Sanford
nX nptiirtJ the women's hundred
I .S. Lee yesterday viii.ii nimud
v* jggr'xtnm I hut the * *•turn l*-t> ti
o.| convents had t-ci-n taken evfc
F idler i on tracts recently nego ment of the law
to t-illd nigger and newer bat
ctmirfmm i»f I hi* cmiitt) i'«*iii m ittifo
m iter sprint for the Americans, police yesterday after noon tracked
The matter was referred by the a 11m nrI r $ |l, 1 ;J!I! t«*» tin* * **.4u l \ * t.. h.-lp (malice opposition to th *
tiated packers were aulhnriaiHl to
tleships.
Expenditure*
wdl
down
on
viu.ation
of
the
liquor
uinlvr whukC ilirrrlmn the fctkr«l
banting tha Hated world-record
nv «if hfiviug ' -t» I n-v-ol.it ion
be hravy, since each battle soi, conuvrvmtion |»r grom will ho purchase for the federal account club to tha board of directors f r ' h“ M’ ,n .th^
o f * 11 and eight-Untha seconds law a i fines or sentences were
H im nl4 Kth ihil, n,*vh ut tin* l ii iiil
further action.
I on.Ion and
I’aris
watched
4,7!i
1
head.
Trices
on
tha
types
ship
will
cost
about
$50,000,cm rled forwtird in Smiinvlc Coun
f c r tha third time la two daya matad to 14 of tti defendants who
KxpuAil^an in t iuvi-liiiid, u- |Spain's civil war. now in it* eight*
puichaitU broke 25 cents oefore
900.
.
__________
W h n m e ; Stella W U ah - * f fM M judge f i ll e r on charge* * f
•
turned
to
Hfickufcftfr
Crntur
I*
thb government action s i r an
..-nth da/, with fair that It
lie wiis rlrtLwl tluring an oft nounced.
m Poland. Miss Stephens’ winning Illegally selling IJquor.
Nch Turk No action wa* I r$ * r- I i.i.a .l to a general Europe cow*
Roy Wllliamii, chief of police,
('Ttooii kri^ion »)f the Kroup i t *~/time dras 11 and five-tenths sec
Tho
Ill'll«
11
vnlud
to
tunk.r
.%
*
m
bcum
Thi. tf-ntrsl furrsast nffiro of
, l"l
■aid the a c tiv ity n the beginning
h ritifil by * It pMkbsthn, county
on d s,
I- loin I'angier, North AgrtflfV
Ihi' WrnlhiT Bureau, mranwhilp.
of a drive to eradicate all unli
1
lien in 1 in.Hill. Intel ii il ixtial /...ne, cam* a report
prriliclril coolrr wealhrr but no
censed dquor dealers in the city.
11*41 furm agent Other committee*
l i t »]*o approved the puvm.nl
that iiffm -is of two German war*
The fuiluwing entered pleas ut
me* mid xt-m-isl rain* for Ihr ilruught
men present were* Hoy
Arrarigcmenla for
employing t 30il.tR in I til- foi (lie j. . .,1 h
-hips um hmed o ff t ’euta. Span*
bufntit north crnlral rririun.
being guilty of unlicensed operaUni pit Clii pm an.
T2 bua driver* far county opvml ' pltal
I ii Morin .... had hel-n rrc«tv*i b f
discussion,
the
A f t e r on 'bout**
rd school routva probably
will
( 1‘h i I.S H s s Siflff tS iw t
Mr- O^fothy t Mint* , inii.iv pu llr 4,1 nr ml iriiiniUco Franco, i«n#rfot'owimr
c o m m itt e e mimed th«by madu tomorrow
morning health o r -r . nnd Mr- I' \l s. . 11 , iili«winiii nf revolution. Th# mib
ve as cornmunily
wh«*n tho County School Hoard secretary of (he Seminole r..uotv ..f thr sihmthm Mpparentljr It low
committee men for the conserveconvene* at 10 A. M. in th«* of- Tunvrriilosi. Mild Health A-«oein in the ««11itutlfs «»f Germany i t 4
tion program
flea of T. W. Lawton. .Seminula lion, a - ki ,1 th it tin- t ’imiMii--iioi II itv li» Frrnt h anR Hritlah pro*
f Emergency crop loan application
Hast side of Sanford, II. ( .
lend its -upiH.it to th,. inti, luhi r |bowal thnl major nation* keep thftv
blank* arrived here today and may
superintendent.
S«|uirrs with Huston Steele as alha obtained by growtrs «nd .farm
. There was no Indiestmn loilay rubisis hospital*' now iiii.h i i on linniL off lh»* .Spanish RevnluU**!
Tho Gulf f ‘>a«t tick, ally o f. that (ho driver* will be hired slrtirthin neaii (Mhindo
er! desiring cash for seed and
<wnlrl Itv j I ii n k
in 4
,,f
*Neither Mussotiiil nor
k i
Ml.y,.r*; " 1
o t,l,,r
|l.Ii„.rhuiuou
<ii«he deadly screw worm, has made Immediately.
(srti lier, County Agent C. RClerk n . |> III rinlori ...... .
m has re*pi Ini Iw suirBrstiDni, il*
it
appearance
along
the
south
—r ”
\trirl, Jam es Wiii>«n with A. li
Dawson announced.
Two rouraa* lie open to the st ructions to |. i , ai,i i r t.ailliti (or l!limi)|h Frann* hni not rnmd# •
•*A iast-m inutsTush t y Scmlnolu , \\'B(ni.r
*)t,- ttiwI.-; hinitwo.-.l- ern Atlantic and Gulf coasts, it board, Mr. Lawton >aol
. ‘The forms arc lengthy and com
It will the si nutiiriHl pi-im iry . )1-, 11■.11 I rniu! rtM|Ui"*t tn Ititlrr,
|
was
announced
today
by
Bo/
(’.
Cuunly
pru|wrty
owners
yrstenlay
Altsmontu
K|itin**-Koitwt
City
plicated, Including almost Innum
eithrr natno ono mnn to super srhediileil for A jg 1 1
Although not sfwiniMiml b| Hi#
erable questions relating to tho
Wednesday’s tides- low, 3:28 A. t„ )i rev in l their hotilinirs ***■*"« ' ill-tricl, II. J . O vrr-treel with Mr. Tanner, assistant district super vise alt fiva routes Involved, or
A notary h,,n,l fur A M W.-ek
Soviet tfi.M-rnmcnl. mrclmgs Bf#
visor of screw worm control in will appoint one man to direct and a firearm s l«irol for |{, f
firm and financial activities of A. and 3:41 I>. M.; high, IM S A. sold for taxes resulted in the |«i> ■ w .^ n er uh sltermite.
hold ihriMitf limit llnl Russia to
Yostcrduy'* nnetinif «»• railed Semimde. Orange, Brevard and
to * person .who seoks a loan.
Kieg were approved f V c *1111111
M. and 10:05 P. M. Sun rises at ment of I8.274.IU In delinquencies,
operations on aach route.
fuioL to help Spain's Lffftlib
Mr |)JW„ m *„,| Me. Uenni* Osceola counties.
inner*.
f. Emergency crop loans will be 5:18 A. M. and sets at 7:18 P. M. according to a «T*ten*lnt made toIt was
Strongly emphasised
rcfcfimr pul blown the revolutions
day
by
Jno.
D.
Jinklns,
county
lax
to
faml.iarixu
the
county
body
with
He
said
a
eerloua
situation
nude only to firm er* who can not Moon rUcs at 8:10 P. M. and sets
that only discussions
will
be
collector.
j lhe duties which they ate to |>er- may develop
unleea cattlemen heard tomorrow, end there is a l
*M aln'credit
from any
other at 7:12 A. M.
Despite
the
huge
volume
of
nrtake rigid and prompt prerau- most no probability that drivers
Murte, as provided by regulations
tlona to hall (he spread of the will be hired.
juDed by the governor, of the farm
Ersklne Hoover, an outfielder, tivily. there ware pareelf of pr p ' Considerable time was given ----erl)'
with
*
to
tit
valuation
of
*
2
.„vrr
,h,.
ditcu.siim
of
work
by
!
tick
hirh lays cattle herd* to
credit sdmlnlatratloifT Mr. Daw- today had joined the Sanford
At II A. ti. the Iloari) will accninmunity representatives
waste.
Lookouts. President Charles W ert 43.) (id on which tax certificates
Son Mid.
rept bids far painting tho West
H#nf'*r«T« If»xr*^nH 1 oiiiimiiti
Tha uionef loaned will bo limited announced no releases to make way were n>td to satls/y levies that I The county agent said there
I’lne lar oil is used in fighting Bid* Primary School.
were in arrears.
'
1 veers sevvrul difficulties in thr the pest, Mr. Tanner said. Since
la*.t nii;ht ilflrrmihotf t«* r* timtha farm er’s Immediately and for the addition.
Mr. Jinklpa said the certificates program to ee worked out. inn the government has abandoned
II* 'l|r|»l» toWafil bf'luiijf 's«a(|w(M)al cash needa for growing his
--------Y ’
tirkrt* f•*r the ri’inmninn
hoiiit*
cfop gnd In go Instance may
Plumbing installation! and re that were not taken *1 the Mon Ihst they included pecularities to the policy of giving away this
W. tl. Mills, of Daytona B **tk ,
h
day
noon
sal*
will
t)p
assign.-,I
in
gnmrx
.if
the
pt
a
I
riuh
to
rl»i*iSeminole
County
which
could
not
Icaad 1209 to one person, W said pair! on IJi* loeq: Grammar School
substance, it may now be ob
yesterday ««• remanded tq- tb *
fun<|* Dir nu'.’thtu’ th** y ia iN **x* city jail f.ir (HI days on his alleged
irifcor.
<
and Junior High School are going the name of tho d ate treasurer. bo foreseen in a general offire tained at the Tuxedo Feed Store.
I'enona
who
wish
to
redeem
their
pi"
(
1
X
1
*
11
,
, Farthers l i t not t eligible for forward rapidly, according to T.
where plans for the entire country
Mr. Tanner, In answer to a
-econd offense of driving a* a **
icy vogoUblo loans .11 they W. Lawson, county school auper- certificates In the foture will make were formulated.
The pitctvlHiirtld are on tht- tomohlle while under the influenc*
number of Inquiries, said It was
Building permits for the.m onth
applications
through
the
office
of
crow -fram on Individual, inlsndent. The Mahnney-Walkcr
It will bo Ihu duties of the coun Im possible to eradicate the Gulf of July 1934, totaled $9,110 and mnrkf’t Nt $| I'arh,
of liquor,
: credit association, bonk Company baa the contract fo r the the clerk of the circuit court who ty and community bodies to iron Coast tick by dipping method*. represented an increase of $2,335
Thi* Arrival of „ rhrrk prxlvnlav
Several weeks agn Mills waa
w r » .municipal ____
U tter building while Lee Brothers will in turn apply to tha treasurer, out the wrinkles according to Mr.
over the same month in IIXIR. ac from J im* Kaffir. |»rt«Menl of ihr ...............„
hauled tirferc
court _____
b at*
Dawson.
are doing tha Crammer School the assessor Mid.
(i„r,| |oU0. There were asverel
cording to a report released from f hattaniHigB loHilmuis, s’ nlti-d off
Th* Florid* taw proCides that
MIDDIES ON C8 UI 8 K
the
financial
disaster
which
hid
b«tiding work.
City Hall today.
unsucecsaful efforts mad* on MUtaT
tax certificate* will draw Interes'
I.aat year's July figure waa t'V r-ren facing the club for several part to reduce th* fin*.
Provincetown,
Mas*
,
on
the
tip
at
the
rate
of
18
percent
for
the
ANNAPOLIS,
Md..
Aug.
d
.-liP
)
weeke.gpnt administration.
Tha weather; partly cloudy, feat
776.
•
The court pointed out th a t'A
’ Approximately I n days la r»•bower* In south portion first year. A certificate ls held of Cepe Cod. vie* with Woodstock, —Fiva destroyer* left yesterday
II la expected that the figure
sreon.i ufftnder had no choice hut
N.
Y.,
as
the
favorite
aumnrimjr
two
years
by
a
purchaser
and
with
180
midshipman,
memtere
of
to #ompWU oil loan trmn«- Wstint*d*y and in extrema south
will be jumped considerably this
l . accept tha prison term.
portten . tonight. Extrema North- during that time th * ovnar of the place of Greenwich Village artrtl* th* second class, for a month’s month, in view of the feet that fed
A aocund charge against Mill*,
and
writer*.
practice cruise In Eastern waters. eral horn* Irena ere being made
wait Florida: fair tonight, Wednes delinquent property may regain
that o f reckless driving, wai d ll'
full title by settling the tax**.
day partly clotidy.
available In thl( city for the first
missed by Judge Miller,
.
While Monday** sat* activities
________________ •’ *$ I
Deputy R. J . Hickson returned
time.
H. Rokarta yeoterday ert>- were not o f * large relume, ono
late yesterday with a primmer,
DI K E SUCCUMBS W l *
a M u tin g permit to repair certificate buyer purchased near
Joseph M. Rol.snn, who was held
ly
82,000
In
pa
par,
Mlaa Sarah LUall af D tU n d ttn a. frame filling atetion at l i l t
by A tlanta authorities on .Itnrgi-x
LIM ERICK, Ireland, Aug.
l l r . Jln tin s ■aid'threw would bo
day had baa*
— 1 1 l a West Thirteenth Street. Eatlmatof passing a worthies*
check (.13 - T h e 22-year-old Dub* a t
no
more
aale*
gntlt
next
year.
ed coat of operations is $ 100.
teach English
here.
Grafton died in a hospital a irly
Th* Florbla Rhythm Kings, en will "be brougkt her* te select
(kkool next
The case fall* under juris- today of sever* burn* and o tte r
The Junior Chamber o f Com
tb*
girl
who
will
bear
th*
title
8
-ptec*
Orlando
orthealra,
waa
State Road Number 30 tetween
W. Lawton, ai
merce last night passed a reso diction o f clrruit court, since the j injtbrirs received when his car
engaged today for the Klwanis of "M iss Sanford" in competition
Vera .Break and Lake Wales will
ty schools.
lution fevoring tha establishment negotiable instrument was used rreshed Into a wait aad b u n t la t *
■Inst
KKI
other
winners
from
ha dread Indefinitely because of
Club-Rita Theater
pageant
nf
" A t tha same
flames diking tha IhtanuUOO*!
Uireughout th* state in Daytena of an englneorlng experiment sta for Iho payment of property.
rspalre
now
under
way,
according
.Mawart
beauty acheitulrd on the play*
Robson Is alleged
to
have Grand Prlx races here yesterday.
tion at th* University o f Florida
trek’*
“Cavalcade
of
Beauty"
to
a
Communication
received
tintsy
WTLIJAMSlIAY, WL... Aug. 4. house’s stage tomorrow night.
Ovtedo Board of
passed the check to Chase and
In fiaineevilte.
Sep*- 6 and 7.
by tha Seminole County Chamber —(AY—Peltlert Comet
in th*
Fred T. William* addressed the Company.
First rehearsal fur the event
On
the
Rita
stag*
tomorrow
of Commerce.
norther* aky pusated astro nomars
will be held at 10 A. M. Wednes night will be “ Mis*
Florida,' group on th* auoject, pointing out
in the darkoca* before dawn to
th * Flo
KOO.HKVELT KXI'I.AINH
day at th* theater, according to Louisa Johnston of Sanford, “ Mlaa a hope that th* venture will be
day by Ireidf It* talk AU trace Mia* Helen Wellman, organirrr of
tor Woman In
Orange County," Carolyn Den- authorised by the next session of
of tho long, bread ribbon of tha event.
Contracts hare
.
IIY D E PARK, N. Y.. Aug. 4.
nnrd of Orlando, and “ Mlaa Day th* l*g "'a tu r*.
brightnew which streamed from
t a t hare not b a n retented.
A state appropriation for a two- —(A3— President Roosevelt in a
Aa a special feature of the tena Beach,” Mary Louisa Gromtb* comat’s , head as It aped beauty pageant, 1 1 email giila lay o f Daytona Beach. Th* queens year period 1a sought to finance formal statem ent to reporter! to
earth disappeared wilt be presented In the opening
Sanford’s Bona a f the Legion toward th*
l
Ik* project. ■Federal fund* also day asserted the Administration
are te be on a triple throne.
will bald their l i n t rifle team prae- from tho Uleeaapre at th* Yarkem number.
is not playing politic* in drought
L atest merchants to sponsor would help, Mr. Wl.llama aald.
tic« -Wednesday night In th * Ke- oha*rva lory of Chicago Unlrerrelief. He aald his furthcoming
Arrangements w en under way an entry are McCrory Store* Inc.,
'
Armory. It w *j an- ■tty.
LO U ISV ILLE, K y , Aug. 4 . - Inspection trip through some of
today fog tha creation of an Florida Power and U ght Com
today by Lloyd F . Boyles
“N* on* knawa V wbat hap elaborate stage retting as a pany, and the Sanford Furniture Senator Marvel Mills Logan, leak the
drought-stricken
statea
commander,
pened/ Dr. Otto Strut*,
ing
Democratic
rcnonalnatlon, would have no political connec
background against which th* Coapony.
will assemble at tory director aaM
I , /is
in reporting cream o f Sanford’s 'pulchrituda
j
Through an error tho name of bald but a slight lead test night ov. tion.
rrew a t th * La* th* tail’s
will parade in this city's firtt Wight Brother* Company, one l l •r farm er S cn iter J , C. W. Beck
.regular meating
Sidewalk ra fts , similar to those
formal beauty conlaiL
th *, first local buslmre firms to ham, with lesa than 500 precincts
fa r ihootlac U - , London’* a ft latte quarter
Three judges, out-of-town per secure a snensoreklp, waa omit to report from Saturday's Ken I nparte, are favorite gathering
called 6obo,a
- tucky primary.
places o f New .yorkrrs.
son* and dtetnUrntcd parties ted from former (late,
,1Ti >. b r 1.
Glenn Hardin Is
(American V i c t o r
ilelen Stevens Holds
, Prestige Of Wom7 en In Track Event
Jaycee Leader. Calls Commission Slashes
’ ()uick Victory
On Club To Endorse L o c a I Valuations;
----Bridge Authorized Government DenieN
Enforcement Drive
(’ o n f i sc a tion 0$
Convents, Churches
Sanford Cracks
Down On Illegal
Sales Of Liquor
Huge Naval Race
Billed T o Start
In January, 1937
Fourteen Defendants
Are Found Guilty
In Municipal Court
Lee Is Elected
County Chairman
Of Soil Program
Committee Discusses
Du t i e s , Outlines
Flans For Action
School Board Will
DI
Problem Of (
Driver Eihploymcnt r„r <•,,,.,. ...,
Delinquent Tax
Collections Hit
$8,274 Monday
Crop Loan Blanks
Arrive For Local
Growers, Farmers
Certificates T o t a l i n g $2,435 A r e
aoia oy
n
ns s
Tanner Urges Fight
F o r Eradication Of
Gulf C o a s t Ticks
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Baseball Committee (Second
Continues Cnnipaitfn
Offendei1
Draws Mandatory
60-Day Ja il Ten#
July Building HU
$9,110 Report Says
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Alleged Bad Check
Passer Held Here
jT ieadben Bought
j For
or fcounty
Coon Schools
Florida Rhythm Kings To Perform
At Ritz Beauty Pageant Wednesday JayCeea Approve
Plan For Station
Comet la Puzzler;
T a i l Disappears
Sons Of* The Legion
To ,G«t Instruction
qomalmit.
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w h il e
e l Ea n o r
IHumorist Grimm Goold4Demands .
More Cash For
!Keeps Cubs With
Braddock Tiff
P p i- -IfiW ' i F ig l.tu .g ^ d g e O n
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NEW Y ORjt, M r f u — g p >— Ju ly 31.—VP)—Joe Coaid, hum*
made
m erry
D iw u the s p u t a tra il witte eon*
h it o r m la tin types on tlm hick
fly la I Chic**# Cut*, i’f
Grimm, > h 4 ttortod hie
career selling.*#* ha the
IHrh. admittedly I n f the
pilot in big . tim e, h u t !
greatest " r t h i m Mil." In
'DAYTONA BEACH. July 31—
The liU n d tre broke their ninegame losing
streak yesterday
and>imm edi|f«ty started on w hat
may be another. By breaking
• te n Daytona's lea f over Gaines
ville was ru t to a half game.
They celebrated the return of
Bob Davig to the lineup in the
8t. Augustine eomrs here to
morrow lo meet Hin ford on Hunlripi: Athletic Field. The twn
'outfits are piny in •( today in the
Ancient City.
gleaner Helm dorrett, by. M r ewn admission, had • gey time e< drinking parties abeam the liner Min
nsttaa sn route te the Olymplo gsmso In isrlln — but not M r fellow-team mats*, deck Torrance, mo
giant shot putter from pstsn Rouge. La. and tpdb Towns, the oenestlonsl hurdler from the UnlveriHy
sf Georgia. TMes pictures Indlssts the southern beys lech advsntape of the eos vsyipe far seme serious
work-outs At tM left w e ooe Jstk diligently hooping In trim In mid-ocean. And on the right lo Spec
•sing ths sh lp f desk for ■ track. These pictures were mads st sea and rushed Is this country on Uii
' .record-bresklng Queon Mary. (Associated f r i l l Photos)
Unseeded Players
('rash Through In
Seabright Tourney
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Bill Kln*el nn*l Hrnk Corn c
[our jiir jjvu
|(J1^ n| unnaini; out
shared the honors. The form er a lt)
,wu tlouli't** nrtfJ a singlt*.
g o t ctcdit for winning the game.
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despite n bit of wil tru-as in th e r
----------------------pleth when ho was rrar*-od f n r '
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Torres, tb
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Overslreel.
Mattby, Sb
Med Is*. t>
Wilson, p
W |l«bL P
Tula l*
e »' athlete* to t)ve e ite n t of a m l*
i J lion and a h a ir yen (about I4U .,* %1 000), It tasked like a close battle
I t \ l |o f ballots. Tho Finn# claimed be• ' ® . ft«Hn
Jl.fl and
■Mat 33
NN tsntaw
tw esa SO
votss, aiilftwLwl
sufficient
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t l I t II • prospect af much Jesksying for
poililon overnight aad a close vote
i.n u . Hoggs*. AaJvv- today.
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ST. AUGUSTINE.
Gainesville's hard-hl
shelled Earl Johnson, for 14 h its *
here 7 t*te:day and eontindfd t* »
smash through all Florida ' 8 t* tsjt
league opposition with a 10 to 'h
0 victory over tha flipping St. a
Augustine Saints.
■OFeaturing the G-men'a, aower-^
ft-! attack wan Shortstop travel) ,
who sent four runs honvf w ith »
a triple, double and a single.#
Catcher HsDpugal joined in the®
clouting w ith .a triple aad a ,p a ir y
of slnglra,
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5
The S s la b were able to mns-C
nine playsrs out of ten from com
ter hut s i i acattered bits o ff^
peting.
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Sweeney and were never;/ ♦ M l
India never hsa been beaten in gerou*.
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Olympic yield hockey. ________
fur hie second successive Brabrlght
title, ltd, ll-o . 11-1.1. 0-4.
MrKiarmld took a tip frum N a
tl nsl Champion V.'llmer Allison t»
scorn against Wood a t 0-2. i-0,
W.men's singles ran t r e e to
form *hen firs t reedel Cariilio
Ha >rock, and second seeded A ire
M ull,- In-camn the finalist. Misllsbc ck defi-nU-d Kylvll llenrOtli
of France, 3-d, 6-t. 7-5. Mls«
Maibh- c r:rh e ( (Jr:cyn Wheeler
of Kalita M onks 0-2, (MV
Tin' It-'otc.rlt rarew sy on Long
The IIJnt-.Mang.n match -axt '-land will have a (ft idle snm tirrfilled with thrills as e rh player ng system mounti-1 nn a iH-foot
ai mi-il with a strong net attack
uwer. Nineteen suund projectors
foighl for every pilot. Twice Hun
• ill Iruadcaot Infcrmation to the
had m ilch point in ths four
row iIs,
Games
Under*, m rrking hi* first appear- b Rgunl prc-OlympL- l..!ll# lar i
anco In tho lineup In two work*, night wav M ing wn-rol between JoHo drove in four runs with a P»» *'>‘l FlnUnil. ilvnl bidden for
homer nnd » single.
the >'J40 K*nte^. n« Nnr.l Gi-rmstiy
Jack Morton got a trlplr. " opplh-l the finishlniy t oirhes lo
double nod n »imtlc In three Its $2&,WJI>,Uim) athletic cstravatim es up.
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Dllllnghrm’s homer and double
'I ho henvie-t oratorical gin*
both c a m e in tho wild seventh wore brought into play during an
fram e, when 10 Islanders walked all-dsy bombardment befero the
to the plutc.
International Olympic Committee
The Inlets g o t "ff 1° ■n #* r'Y which, o r d e r In the ilny, h*d omt*
lend reining twice In the second, cd KrnOst l.eo Jihncke of New Orth ird a n i fourth. The Lookouts leans by t nnnlmiHNi vnti* nnd
g o t five run* i.t the slsth am*'promptly Installed Avery llrundage
tw o in tho eighth.
..[•* hto successor.
. .T h o pighlcpp *nw Jack •••JM A decision on tha n«*tt games,
yankeil in tb« first ' nnin* * ' l h , already overdue,* la slsleil to bo
tw o out in tnvor of Moose F raj,y , cci et ballot at the tom- i
lick a fter tho youngster had »'* niltloc’s closing sessions todav,
|
lowed four runs on u homer snd
Official y Jahncka lost his ptico
threa singles, lluwover, Banford un t),0 CJ„ln,iitee on th* pro. pda |
scored three mors runs o il Fraj,0 f,4lj
t„ at(*nj iwo
lick before tho grm a was ovaf*
consecutive meetings of the coni
Overstreet, Hanford isltlialder,
It WS* recalled, however,
w ad' the sta r o f ths last game, gliat tho Now. (Irlea u sportsman
driving In (We runs with a homsr nlKj f0.m«r assistant secretary of
and two singles In four times a t t j,# Navy opposed American pir*
h at
tk ip atiu n if the gtm es ware to ce
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BeveU F eatures At-W
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B atting In F ^ o r J
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Tb Save Money On Brand N eW 'F uni
D uring
SMT. ""'^Finland, Japan I
Kinsei ws.jit »n
Battle For 1940
'JfiiSS-isfoS!?-'
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never for mgr*
now, he’s -ylg]
•>oile a painful
an Impedhgead
■ p r i t Jim e* J. Braddock,
■4 id h m yesterday th e n will
be no heavyweight title right
I s p t SI, Of any ether time, un|>M Madbon ^Cqitan Clirden
meets 'Brpddocb’a U rm s.
“I l u m t signed yet end
don't Intend to unless Brsddoek
is given 47 1-1 percent o f the
g ate," Cocld said.
" I talked money w ith the G ar
den the other day and was of
fered 41 1-1 percent. They'll
have to come through with an
other five if they want Braddock."
Braddock la doing light work
h e n . Could said he is going to
New York todsy for another
conference with Carden of
ficials.
Gainesville It
W. JH Jfc J
.Wra leUs.u fT
g JR
Os rr sires l.
iTnna'hnui t. I's***e>
ir'if «, Icnavton. c u ry . Dun[use ball**! Inl Andrew I. PayS K v ean , Hwvta «, Hallckl 4.
IlMbaro *■ Uarlon. KInaslj
V r »*nl»s. Torres t. Two baa#
>i Daaurnn. Uurlun. Hllllaiha«;
lokl. I'•!'«. Thrss has* h tttl
r(an, Uallby, lloiae raaat Aa»
-»s. imilnahani c u lt s basest
Uaeksm.
Ballekl.
MsrlftMei
■Ska, Rvaa*. Pavla DMVI
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m| mFm i m
lmd| fneri’ iw ew r, ti
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S tars And Stripes
W on't Dip To H itler I
BERLIN, July a i - ( f f ) - T h # !
S tars and Btrlpea will not bo
dipped la salute to Adolf H itter j
whan tha 'A m erioin delegation
peso** the review|eg stand in the
'opening Olympic p a n d a Saturday,
f .! Avery T. B rm d ig o , p re sid en t'o f.
th a A merles n Olympia Association, i
c a ll'd I n ' (Jarman reporters yesterdey and asked wide pubJklty
a f the fallowing statem ent;
1
V A rtordlng to United , States
Army regulations, tha American
f a g may never ba “
, It U Importable for the
r a d ia n t
Few Of Our Bargains
Pooler fled
C heat
V a n ity
“Sleep like a JijPMiohalre onethird of. your life.” j
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Men Frail* And VcftUbka Then Any
SlaDftr Art* Io
Sanford Io The Only Centra!
lli'itd a Ctly Affording Halt, Highway'
And Water Transportation
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C oast Guard Searches For
2 Lost Boats
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8ANFOKD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1936
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P ay n e AwardEngl(e S aves
Made To Miss Baseball Club
Durrenbe rger From Disaster
EaUbiiahtd In 1908
SWANKY NIGHT CLUB RAIDED IN ‘DRY’ GEORGIA
A ssistant Home Dem- Chattanooga Mogul
onstration A g e n t ' ; Allocates F u n d s
To Study In Wash To Carry L o c a l s
ington This Year T h r o u g h Crisis
Nine Persons Missing
A f t e r . H urricane
Blows Across Line
* Of Florida Shore
NUMBER 239
Zaragoza Is
Encircled By
Leftist Army
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Madrid ‘Digs In’ Ex
pectant
Attack
By Fascist Troop
While Forces Spar
By PAT PATTKRSON
H Ui Ruth Durrenberger. serv
Sanford'* baseball trUi*
ing i i Seminole County homo
demonstration agent, today w as' averted at noon 1i-is y when Jo*
notified th a t »he I* one uf two] Engle, preiident of the O lS tla-l
youth* In tha nation seleeted for nooga
Lookout*,
telephoned
the Payna Scholarship of (1.00. 1 Charle* *F. Wert, president of
1 1 a l i an S pokesm an
The award enable* Miss Dur- tha local club, that sufficient
renberger to
itu<ly for nine m o n e y i* being shipped south to
S a y s P la n e s R e p re
month* under the Department of ^ r p y the athletic "rgsntsatlon
s e n t P r iv a te F ir m
Agriculture a t Washington. She; through ita difficult period.
|ier
plan* to leave during the latter
Thi* morning President W art
•It Tkv t
la fnl I'frai
p art of September
bed announced Ihet the
chib
Two ci dnmn a of frenh
.VALPARAISO, Aug. 1-—
• The
Payna
Scholarship
I* would have bes-n withdrawn from
Leftist l rim|w intent on
«JAP)—The Coaat Guard
awarded annually to two person* the Flotilla S tate League unleoa
crn.sliing the rebel .itrunitIn the United States who have aomelhing drastic and startling
Jlought two fishing boats, re*
hnlil of ZuniRuza in North
been outstanding in 4-K Club oeturred in financing.
ported missing following
ern Suiiin tixlny apparently
work and who successfully meet
The
amount
of
cash
that
C
hat
yesterday’s
hurricane as
executed mi encircling move
Fernando
Gallardo, a number of ether difficult re tanooga is releasing to holster
Northwest Florida began M n .
ment oil the city u.s Madrid
quire men te.
the depleted bank account of San(above),
daughter
of
Col.
D.
E.
repairs to waterfront prop
dug in for Fu.scist uaxaulta.
Miss D arrenbergtr *pent her fmd was not made public, $1*
McKay,
e<litor
of
The
Tampa
A.x rebel triKipa and I/iyalerty damaged by the blow. (F
,
__ _
. , - early year* on a farm in Orange though there wae the under
Twenty-five employees were arrested on ch arg es of operating a gambling house, riprnsive gam
la.) Daily Tim e. w a. ..id ^
’ 1 ^
#ntfr^
4„
r|u b
isl* aiiarretl for an opening
The missing boats arc the K■v- U
standing the
sum
la larg* bling table* » ore destroyed and ll.piur valued at I |.*U0 was confiscated when officers from three which would turn the tld# of •
keen
hrouaht
safely
to i
. ...
.
rn brought
"Seagull,” out of Tampa for „” *rli|'
counties raided the new snd cspensive f a s . la im » night flub near Atlanta. Ga Sheriff E. U Ad the civil s i r , a spokesman for
from
G u .rd .r'ra m .,
^ l u T 'm e m b e r .'* ' noU*h to " f‘ ,h '
the ' Dry T ortuga., ami the
amson (left) of Clayton county and J. T Daily, c h i.f of IVKnlb county police, aft .h..»n e i . mining I ho lluliati
fliers
seised In
"KaUbum," out of flt. Peter*- ported she was wounded in the
Hr. W ert pointed out th at the one of the glittering ohcels of fortune. ( Associatei| press Photo)
Fivnrh Morocco as they w*ro
Ing president of her flub, sh
burg on a fiahlng trip In the revolution.
Pres* later ..lis te d In organising sev Lookout* have two more home
(Associated
,n route III rebel hesdqiiattors,
vicinity of tha Suwannee River
game, on Sundays end some
Photo)
,nl,l they arc emissaries from *
eral other 4-H club*.
mouth. W * wer* aboard the _________________________
Thursday
playing
here,
a
point
Aft«r entering high srbool in
pnvnle
Italian
company. Ho
A d o lp h H itle r
-Seagull,'* and four aboard the
Orlando eh* assisted in forming «" * hich h«
ho'K'H *° V " ’
,ald the plane* carried arms for
-hetehum .”
O
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P
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O
p
e
n
s
E
le
v
e
n
th
the County-Wide Hub. c o m p o s -l,‘h«r increase financial stabUlty.
rebels
supplied
by a prlval* of high school girls who could;
the fact that aid in
Italian firm.
’.,
ported to^ha ra^ ea'psLsed 7 " t £ S l i p M i n C V O U f t
O
ly
m
p
ic
(ta
m
e
s
not attend 4-11 units. She w as' the form of cash . . coming from
_
j.
_
Al th* wer front troops fr-tnChocUwhaUhoo Bay during (lie
Its first p r.sld .n L
Tennessee, club
o ff k i.l.
WjM
F n f K p o iltv
I c c y p n f Madtld and llarcrlona establlahcd
IIFKI.IN, Aug 1 i,T> In
storm, advlaod owner* in PenaaFor i l l consecutive year* she continue the pre-announerd pro
n ri'liirfid
cola It found n haven in a creek
< hunt i'IIhi 1 A sJA U v Q U I J 1 s t v l l l ; fjm injt [(ir renewed sssaultt on
w s- awarded trip* to the stale g rim of selling season tl-k e tt
-- —
| /.aisgoin In an effort to open
H illtr 1«>41u y L-inuilly pro
and fhre nwn aboard or* all safe.
4-H short course s t the Florid, j for the 13 remaining home
1 A so a k e r e f Florid* communities
D e sig n e d clauiicl Hit UltMHiih Ulympi. U n d e r-P r iv ile g e d T o up c’umnuiiik'Ationa in thu rtb tl
State College for Women tn 1030 games. The admission curd* are I n s tr u c tio n
1 (HI flltlH HJII' U'«l Aa ii tremeti 1
( m i l atone dam age relaU rsfy
- . th e won the state fanning *nd on th* m arket a t 11 c*ch.
To C r e a te B et
b e n e f it Hy F u n d , ’T ^ V
«»
iltiiis ovi*rf1 "U t l OVhtl i)f 10*1,
light deeplte the fe e l wlade reached
F
r
O
m
A
d
m
issio
n
s
mountains St Burgos told of ad000 jiimiiH't 1 Hu* main sluiltum
a tat* tn m » of 100 mile* on hour S e n a to r ia l H O D e f 11 1 'gardening championship and win', A meeting of the llsseball
D
airy
P
r
o
d
u
c
¥
rr„
* Vtp to the nationvl. Committee and all persona In____
' vancing over boditx of womtn
as the
\ n il
Irailtr spttkt*
ead the tide r*g«d eight f*4l above
1 8 Is Ob A O
*t a V e
Congress in Chicago lerrsled In the sport ts 'iWnitod
The Sanford Koesnl* flu b to- rommunisla who joined th* loyal
wortls whit i pxivt'rl the \v«y for
in n it
Svminolo County will b* wellwhere she won fourth in judging Monday night a t City 11*11. It
day » a , nearing completion of nimy and fought like tigresses,
th e State Bead D epartm ent aaul
lh« bruinn UK
acutul com
canned product..
! is probable th a t
tlekr'
sale* rvptrM'nlrd III tho uniiusl d»ny
Hourrr* rise to the form*r
highways ware dam aged h at fo r
fhflitlun tiHiittri iiw.
| plan, for s "C'a*a1cade of llrauty"
Miss Durrenberger wa* named tram* will bo »ppointcd a t th a t firld day b> In- hrbl al the Uni
th4 moot p a rt passable. Bridges
TALLAHSSAF.E, Aug. 1r-(J9) ell-mund 4-H flub champion of, lime.
As guns Imomcl fi kxi lute. to be ,tuged lit the It Its Theater on Spanish royal fsmlly al Cannes,
evr»ily of Kloiida. Gainesville,
’1
Fiance, said i’rinc* Carlos, broth
through w ithout
rtoe*
Supreme Court today denied Florida In 193t ood warn appointed! With the
30,000 |>ig.- >11* * i*lt< H'lea»etl
A jg. r..
"
future apparently Aug. 14, C- R. Dawson, count)
of
th* • 1‘rincs o f ^
A younic Udy ij to be chuiien to er-in-law
!**«*' a pelUioa o f R obert J . Bscbe, Ml- delegate to the fifth natlonnl nartiallv
farm bgrVlt, anmnfncsd tndhy.
partially secure.
secure, President
President Webt
Wi
CCC camp a l Nlcrvlllo, (m i, to have tile name printed on
represent the city in the utile Asturias, piobahljf would • -"WOO
A fng*>
Thr
schnlule
of
events
re
Washington.
this afternoon wa* turning to
eenatorial nominating bal- club ramp at
beauty paicoiMl tchcduletl for Iin \ • the Spanish insurrectionists.
^ ■ b e Army guneory bate here, end tha
In IB.Tfi th* received her B. S the problem of meeting the hese- celveil by Mr. Dawson shows one S lo an F e a r s Boom
Hundred* of American* snd
a number of eotUgea a t Port W |L lot Aug. 11.
tuna llcxch dutin|f the Labor I*t*y
degree from FSCW, majoring In luill lesm ’s psyrnll for the l»»t of the outstanding frsturvs to
other foreigners fled Madrid, th*
ton were ilswaged.
| Bonne wae diiqutllfled because home economic*. She was elected
Is O n ly T e m p o ra ry week festlvuj, ,Sep|. G tu 7.
b« the "lirredirijc
schtMil’’ In
two
wreks
In
July.
About
IS®1
1
Communication Une* nearly are be failed to fLe a campaign exMore than 100 beauty queen* uf llclesrlc Islands anil other tufa
tn Phi K sppe Phl, highest n a Is needed to satisfy th* salary which will bo
lllustratod
tho
Florida wil: participate in the Indent Spanish renters Friday s*
reetored today. Crop Io*sea ere nut p«nM ,u te m e n t by July 18, tho tional honorary scholastic fra te r
principles of inheritance in •> NEW YORK, Atig.
Alobligations.
■o greet os first feared.
event at the Iwnch, The winner rebels claimed sweeping victor!**
deadline fixed by law.
nity, snd to Omlrron Nil. na
The game beru today l* ex "clear and understandable way.” fn,il I' sHItuin* Jr., pretliient vf will accompany MU* I oui.e Juttii- and intensive governmental mili
The storm blow serosa the stale
Tha names C. O. Andrews, Or- tional honorary homa • economies
(Iin.-ral
M'ltom,
mimiur
I
ho
lu^t
Nathan
Mnyo,
stnto
commis
pected to produce some of the
line Into Alabama, losing most of Undo, end Form er Governor Djyle
aton, Sanf«»rd*R
Florida,” to tary activities Indicated ths cli
needed am ount and tomorrow's sioner of agriculture, • will be » f tin* l,!M 8 v n p i c r t unibarkittK the (Irrai Lakei E*p nilion in max in Spain's civil w*r was Im
It* Intensity but causing a heavy E Carlton, Tempo, will appear on fraternityThroughout M ist Derrenberger’s game—If weather break.
fur
toiropo
tutcf
T
hui%fUy
n
flrrare principal speaker and U to p re
downpour to an area badly In need the ballot Thay seek tha nomina college career the eras an acMva
CUveLnil.
minent.
supply
the sent the need for improving tn'' tiouu on tho Cuiiiril White* Slur
of rain.
Wide^pre.i.l in te rc t ha« lieen
tion to fill out the unexplred term worker In the college 4-11 club, ( .r o u b le —-should
The British battle cruiser R**'
quality of dairy cattle from the liner (jui’cn Mnry, intimntiil that ovlth’futil in the local content, ac*
rriL
of the Late Senator Trammell.
pulse snd tho freighter Orthord*
luiry
industry
Ihn
L'liitrJ
State
4 now w in jruliTgoserving a* Wsecrgjsry, treasurer,
standpoint
of
the
Recently, there have been ru
Claude Pepper Tallahassee, la president end freshman sponsor.
:f1jf a p**r t j«I of unpet firinl pro* coniine to M im Helen Well until* i cciied isrg s number of for
th at Orlando desired
l » of the statp.
oriraniter.
'unopposed for the nomination In
eigners, including many Amer
Afur graduating from collsge. mor*
It
pointed
out
that
b
e
tte
rh****By.
»»n.l warned Hint Amrricn
take over the Sanford frun his.’
Money m U ed ty the pageant icana, from
'soeceed Late Senator Fletcher.
Palms, just as *
Miss
urrenberger was appointed
Alisa D
ifurrwmiamwr
..*•**
.
0
t
. . iL. rt- cuttle will t»i* of benefit to th now muni "vvaleh her sti*pM f»ir u
Wit* will be Used for the benefit fleet of loyalist planes bombed
home essi.te n t in Seminole Coonthe BUIe Lc.guc, but t o r.
public comum er a t well ■* L» f i l l hi* iHHirn.
of
under-privileui'd
thl
dreit.
ty with the Rural Resettlentcnt; »PP«»r* lltllo danger now ths! tbs city.
Hurrying nhoard tin* eancplank
th t dairymen, nine* good pnulThe following mrrchnnta me
Adrnlnlftratlon. £ c e Oct. 1 she U * « »b « “ • b« removed from uctii will rvdtict* the nrnmul v \ 1 ftnv m om ents before it w ot low*
American* poured out of Mad
either aponwarinif tt yuun^ Judy or rid to Valencia, where warship*
has served o* home demonslra- thle city,
pemliture Tor dairy product* which ♦oed t 1 the pier, he curtly replied boost 1mr the event:
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. 1.
awaited
them,
whllo rebels
tlon agent In O rangrt Polk and
wiiT result Tit lower' retail price, «“ 'l". rie* concerning bmines* and
—(A V-Starling W. Powell, 18lUndull Klectrrr Company, Val brought up artillery to shall tho
Seminole counties.
Mr. Dawson said l.ynn Cop. ,hr welfan- of A m srictn industry.
year-old farm youth charged with
Her Hotel, Sanford Klectrie Con- CBl,lta|
u,b,.l« claimed smoahyi
/
j O I
J „ - I land, for Irn y e a r, in charge „f i H* lr.,»«L-d ll.nl N r trip w a . sol.attempting
»e r e«*«*
•00# CITY NEW S BRIEFS
S 1
1
g :
records In tho
D c-|ly I"!- ■
»‘ay nf three trad in g Company, Colemnn Office i ln vuiories at Uadnjoa, Oviedo
from
the fath
f Shirley*“Tem
S. pply Company, II. II. I’ope Com- BpJ (n lho roount*ln passea north
------- —
- , rlm cnl „f American Jersey weeks a road.
ple, child octrees, today pleaded
pally, Charlca F. Wert, Jeweler,
guilty ead waived a prelim inary
Galtl* flub, will be on hand t»
Mr- M"*n fir" "j i ‘l ,h<t
"3* Heel and Sons, Strickland Motor uf Madrid.
'th e Leal American Lcgton r « t
,
present observations he has m ads, m o,l opthnislle that business would Company, Purcell Company, Ma
heart eg.
will mc*t Ifondsy n ig h t a t • o’clock
BAYONNE, N. J„ Aug
Federal ageata traced a U ttar, In the Legion H ut, according to
3M
' j ' h t t the past decade.
'T T ,
**7 “""'l , n^ ‘ . 7 ' "
ther Furniture Company, Arme(
j
F)—Police
Chief
Cornelius
A new program of teaching I Hut Infer we ve got b. do things CoLmal Cleaners, Dew Drop Inn,
from a Hollywood studio where Lloyd F. Boyle, past commands/.
LAKELAND, Aug. L—UP>—A O’Neill today announced G
u
n
d
*
.
^
t
,
*
,
......
more
nto
ift*n
v
m
a
trt>
mr
n
M
y
It was receWad U Powell by
research In dairy products M,oro intelligently In * general
round of eddrsaaod stressing the MacKnlght, 17, confessed this, and
Celery City Printing Company,
... b« discussed b / Dr. L. M. way than We’re doing now.” lie dechecking the m anufacture and
Touchton Drug Store, Sanfnnl
The Banfnnl Baseball Committer need for harm ony and CO-opera morning th a t she killed her| *
rliped
to
am
plify
this
rem
ark.
sale of the statieaady need.
hlb> h e r ' Thurston director of daily piodwill meet Monday night -nt 8:00 tion opened tha second annual
Concerning w lo lln r he wax of ]]<-ralii, F.lcelrieal Appliance Com
Sheriff H. Bechtel sold Puwstl o'clock in th* City Hall, It was a n state convention of Townsend mother
18-yttr
the
opinion th a t this rountry was pany, M syfnir Hotel, Seminole
told him he ceoee feed th e plot nounced today by Charlee 9 . Wort, clube hero today.
perlment Station.
mother’s*
'a
rm
s
,
going
through" a
V |^ '7 »ct"ai ! J 1''; (','T l'“ ny'
C*,lhr11
from n movie hosed on a kidnap prooblent of tho local club, Tho
Bemlnali- County
There w * f * 1,000 dtlcgeU*
A tax certificate sal* for
H*>"lnor Dry
Th# girl
and boy,
Donald who plan to attend the a- hi»d | artificial prosperity, ho replied I C"*h
theme but "never m eant to go
present aa J, E, Mattocks, *UU
Cleaners,
Coca
Cols,
Seminole
tea tlnquent stale end county taxi*
mooting Is open to tho pdbUc.
Wlghtman, are booked on inuider
A d fe n u g h with It."
' " Y" .
A " Cream Company, St. Johns River will begin a t noon Monday In
manager, opened the convention.
are, to file th eir application
charge* a fte r an all night •lue*?J T h e letter threatened th e life
.. Dawson at hi* office in ,h, :
^
WOftlon to the drpres.
T he w eather: partly cloudy, poo- l>r. Clinton W ander, New York,
tionlog. O'Neill quoU.I tin girl Mr.
nion hat baen that thlnjr* irratlu- Line, Hill Lumber end Supply the Court House, according t»
*( Chlrlay anises th e money w ni
albly scattered shower* fat ex member of the National Town as eonfneing th* quarreled with Court II oustally ar# g ettin g better, so mueh Yard sin) B. L Perkin*, Mens' Jno. 1>. Jinkins, Seminole County
dropped frees M airplane near
trem e no rth portion tonight end send Board, la echedultd tn msko
tax collector.
better now |t'« about i s high as Wear.
her
m
other,
Mr*
Helen
MacGfpnt, Neb-, w here Powelt lived.
~ J . ’Extreme N orthw est F lo r th e principal address tomorrow.
United Lumber Company, Myr
While considerable activity to*
. f .
*
we rsn go tem porarily. We've got
Knight,
47.
Reports sold tho ' convent bin
ida—p e rtly cloudy tonight a
lo watch our step ogslnst fa'se tle's Coffee Shoppe, H unk's Plate, ward wiping out dcllnqurncta*
W lghtman seised the not her
B eadsy, p n W h ly showers la east plena to indorse candidates for
booms and build slowly snd stood- Lsney D rug Company and the P. has been felt within th* P04t*
tha anespired term s o f the lata who hod a knife In her h-yql,
W. W oalworth Company.
week, Mr. Jinkins said th«»*
ily."
United State* Senators Flvtrher and th* g irl hit the mother on
Tho Texas Company, the Nehl still will rem ain parcels ef propth*
head
w
ith
■
hatchet.
Funeral
service*
for
Mr*.
CHy Commissioners, who alm ost end Trammell.
llotlling Works, th* Standard OH ; erty whoa* tax eertlfkaea will
W lghtman confessed to lh* Laura LsKochp, 37, wer* held at
fell tgto the Monday night habll”
Company, I.e* Brothers Plumbing go on th* block next week,
slaying
when
he
and
the
gul
3:00
P.
M.
today
from
th*
E
rick
Jedges to eereet Florida's dele
weakly because of the
Shop. Sanford Bulck Company, snd
Th# Florida law provide* th a t
wer* i r m l e d In flight but later son Funeral Home with the Rev.
i to th a eutemoth* Yowell Company.
am ount e f business
certificate* shall draw In tarw t
changed
hi*
story
and
xcrusui
J,
W.
Austin
officiating.
ntioa in New
•* w e - tbm el
Two additional names were add th* first y**r a t IB percent.
her, poilc* said.
Mrs. Laltoche died Friday m orn
will
ed late this afternoon. They were Owners of
properties are ni*
ing * t her home, ttib West Tw en
a t 1:10
A U rge tarantula, about two
Angela* E a t Shack snd the Sa'i- lowed two years In which to IO*
ty-fifth Street, a fter in lllnon of
ooe-quartsr Inches In d r
ford Amoco Feed Store.
dean# th* p*PV•M year. Surviving arc th* widowcumftrance, wa* found today In
HAKVE, M ont, Aug. I.—UP)—
Several larg*
d»)lnqu*n*t*1
•r, four chiblren, four ifetara and Three Montana vllngca were Iso
n shipment e f bananas arriving
wer* satisfactorily settled early
brother.
a t Riley's Greeery,
lated last night by a rag in g fire
thl* waak, and s r r tr a l payment*
Mr*. U Roche had been a San that ate a path four mile* wide
The Insect was placed la a
were mad* today.
ford
resident
fur
19
year*.
u nerring fhtld and la
through lh 4 Lewi* and Clark Na
Interm ent w as In K vtrgrson tional Forest.
GUERNSEY, Channel Islands,
.s h lbM ea a l th e store.
C. ^C. Co’.llns snd • number of
Ctmstary.
According l a W ebster, a bile e t h m re turned late yesterday
Office* of th* International
Roaring flame* which
have Aug. L—\JP)—SI* psasengers, the
of Urn u n ts iu t* la enppeeed to from BL Petersburg where Mr.
turned mor* than 10,090 acres pint and m«ch*nic were believed F ruit Company have been m*V«d
,"1m e*e41bie desire CoUta* %Mrnd*d a third dictrkt
of once green forest Into rharred dead last night after an amphibi from Tamp* to W lnUr Haven.
i ■
conference o f th* Woodmen of
and *mold*rlag snags converged an plane, “Tho Cloud of Iona," fell
on the evacuated raining town* Into th* •«* and disappeared be
th* World fat th* (sp icily of h/ad
of landusky and Zorthan, and tween Guernsey and Jersey.
consul.
Aug. I,—f/P)—Ap*J .o n Hays, tin y community on th*
MIAML_
Tha plane, owned hy the Jersey
Th* *ff* lr w si a Joint meeting
navr
it*Ty $4,000,000
14,000,0O0 In
in
n*w j.-orl Belknap Indian conaerva Airways, Lid., left Guernsey at 7
of Woodmen and the Worn) men proximotiTy
lion
w*a
hegiyt in {Ion. j | Wa i feared all buildings, P. M. for a 20-mlnute flight to J«rCircle, th* Sanford unit qf the lat
■Including homes of th* miners •<y.
te r being represented t y Mr*. Co'- 0r»*tar Miami during July,
It was -seen to be In difficulty
Lias who U *1*4* m a n n e r In di • vlC lty official* today reported BAl| Indian aganry employes,
about six mllas northeast of Bark,
T rk t 1, Mrs. Mary Ruth Rudd, Miami Beach, w ith 1t3U ,037 In would be destroyed.
started
during
Reporting by portabl* abort flying In n high wind and with poor
third ilta m a ta lo the as Gons I corestablished * record ex -'w av e radio from th* fir* aector, visibility.
vention, M m Minnie Andsrton ind
Lifeboats from Guernsey and
only In th* boom period Supervisor W. B. Willey, of tho
1C y rsrs ago. New building the fire had cut ■ path IB miles other c ra f t rushed to tha (p at where
th* y ear totolad 17474.818. long and four mile* wide through the plan* was seen to fall- Th*
1 raised Ha 1134 total to National Forest, said yyeU rday hosts, unab'* to find trace of tho
w ith Ju ly permit* a g - ( th* preserve and wag spreading amphibian, stood by ready to t*■no* th * lr gaarch nt d a n ,
O T tc '
Prince May Join
Revolutionists
^Damage By Wind
Reported' S l i g h t
Blow Brings Needed
Rain To Dry Sec* t i o n Of Alabama
I
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d
ft
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
i
t ‘-1-
_pre:.o"’,r- :;;im ** county. ■» . witi..,
Local Dairymen
To Attend Class
At Gainesville
Denies Petition
Of Robert Boone
s
j
i
4
■j
Kiwanians Near1
End Of Program;
Name On B a l l o t
Hearing Waived By
Boy Charged With
Extortion Attempt
1 7 - Ye a r - Ol d G i r l
l
Confessed
S l a y i nn g produc,i1M
1,000 P resent As
Townsendites Open Mother W ith Hatchet
Lakeland Conclave
j f t u s s s s s - —■
d-i^ymcn
|
^
1*
j|
Services A re Held
For Mrs. LaRoehc
lo d g es To Select
S tatu e ‘S afe Driver’ portions
\ Will M eet Monday
Flames Endanger
Montana Villages;
Blazes Spreading
T arantula Is Found
In B anana Shipment
:J* C. H utchison
To Home
Tax Certificate
Sale Is Scheduled
By Jno. D. Jinkins
Sanford Delegation
P resent A t Woodmen
Session In S t P e t e
Six Feared Dead As
Airplane Crashes
Miami Construction
Reaches $4,000,000
LOCAL WEATHER
■iil'SeiI*
h±aa,.-
1
�/
•ea«**nM.t<wrtgvfi.. -tm iV A a ifi W«tmfrai<llf99l
f f t snrvoiB b
'ord H erald
, ‘ I t Happened AH B ight
Ju«t 1*>W ranch Intelligence, how ranch, far-eightedneee, some of our- muddle-headed statesmen *have, v u
““ d® clear Ie»t week when In Seattle waa published 1 let-
iA TU B D A T, AUGUST I. IM S
T C I THlBVRfl OF BAGDAD
£ « i Ud.vea~ o f Bagdad atrlde
’ -St night
Along tha colonnade
Where turbaned
ennucha fan
c / '. l l l l n m l vea
With plume* of roee and Jade.
T K U d e T * . of Bagdad come w ith
swathed In silk and pearl*
able a t th e gay beiaara
■teal tha dancing glide.
Wider u i d he anticipated
CANDLELIGHT
■ppClfitdTdwd Wm Wort. before the
corrrentioa gets under way S atu r
day morning. A Wmoa worth*# tn
the city auditorium Sunday a fU r-
I'm afraid th e! lin e Is a hit mt*leadlng baCsuao this W i grin *
to be »n -J
etery f t th e
mescaline internet ia a y p astt I
borrowed the phrase from a poem
of Rupert Brooke called T h e
.G reet Lover." t e fh lc h he peinU
in exquisite rire e tte * word pictures
of the things in life th at h ers been
dear te him. I t occur r ed to me t i n t
ahhoegh nene c m have the d e e r
flamo of poetia-sawhm andean writ*
e a r private enthusiasms “golden
»oo» w l b 'A s t e r n , a ^ a A & m e . l r
Dr. CUnfcm W n h r . ' W M h e
Itzgll pBIStMlS IB USQ T O fB W M O f*
future. . . Reports of conditions In Spain a n misrepre
sentations and moetly pun propaganda inspired by the
old regime that hates democracies and republic#."
, . W*r7°?d*r “ Ainhaandor Bowan ttrtoJta.the hnlleta which b a n been whining crverhla head during the
past ten days reflect a dangerous condition. Ww wonder
if he would have lied from New York's elevator strike
aa he did from the rebels in Ban Sebastian. Does he »e « tah. time from the mad
#f modem life to
think that tha current accounts of rioting, plunder,
murder and civil war are overdrawn and inspired by the Me tbs bsuty thet Use eround a*.
• I-th in k H wne CsrlyU who
propaganda of the old regime? * "
■ *V
tkn phraao “tho seeing eye,"
, , ButAnibaaaador Bowen Is like so many people in coined
h a d -I know It U Wl Item Lyon
hU position who cannot see the handwriting on the wsll Phelps who pretches this philoaountil they havs bumped their heads against tt.' Aristo
‘to his classes. I t was such an
crats in France before the French revolution Joined with vxhfliratlng experience to Inter
anarchists in. plotting the overthrow of the lingyi little view Mary Frances Baker of Winreallrlng that when he was gun* their own heads would U* Park, author o f "Florida Wild
Flower*,” sad find somebody who
follow his an the chopping block, ...
The revolution in Spain is essentially a "share the really has eyes like that.
f know H |s Impudent of me, but
wealth" movement, a bloody struggle between those who I would
like to know w hit any
on the one hand hare property, a home, a farm, a store, men whoa*happen
te reed this col
a business, and those who on the other hand have noth umn talk shoot to their etlvee when
ing. The communists, the socialists,'and the government, they go driving but over the coun
collectively known as the Loyalists, or the Leftists, are tryside “On A Sunday Afternoon."
in a death struggle with the atecalled rebels, who em Do you by say chance—Jurt s i you
brace the property owners, the conservatives, the fascists, a r t parsing • lake where w ater
bye dnih» drift on pale gold wa
the monarchists, or in general the Rightists. ■•
Whlchevsr aids wins, it seems inevitable that 8pain ter, breath taking (n th flr beauty
u fseet th a t tha grocery hill
will come under an abeoiute dictatorship ad have praetl- —e
was too high lest month or th at
Hall# Be Deal*. In fleeing Ethio
pia. Mrvss M tlcn Dial t e doesn't
want a Job Hhw Victor Kamumu-
-
APCOBAtp •
Offldsl BsBopy Inspector .
McLAULIN Jeweler
*
m rA R a x v jt
Junior’s teeth ought to be stralghttn a d !
P'eiee don’t m leundm tand me.
I have a hearty reap ed both for
the family b u d g e t. and Junior',
taalh. Tha aubjart* are prancing
end Important and m urt be die.
ruHPd, but If* Ju it the wrong
time. If yon want to cultivate a
"aeelng eye" and coma home refreahed end etimulated by the loveIfnet, ef tha world. If we could
Juit itop te rtallxe that the part
I* gone, the future la not yet, and
all we (dually have to »pend a i
we will I, the minute In hand. I
do not mean by thle the hedunlrtic
thieve, of Bagdad m e a n e r
eultana in diegulaa,
velvet p u rr, and
I danger In their eyre.
Bewlon Jacquee Htandley.
(Jbl Kaex alio
SATURDAY, AUGUBrTjLlUX
accept*.
■twice In Spain la between
S and oommunlim, between
itywoed actreaaea can
m anage to dig up
fo r tha Bcwcpapera.
committee kicked her off
■m all ris h t, but they
I aend Eleanor Holm.
Maw Dealer* havo th* difficult
X t s f fo rtifying their claim* of
MSSfw y w ith th a lr axpefullturea
ny
w hy
nobody ha*
it of co 11acting th# w ar
■a ■ mean* of balancing
fadaral government la
if two dollar* for avery
II take* In. B ut ahuekil W#
la m a n b a r whan tho City of
Ferd waa (ponding thrao dot:f o t a fary on* U took In.
under* U nd there le a
b eat on foot to have tha
eaerion of th* Lagtalaturo
a e ta tu ta requiring a conI criminal to regia U r a t
id before h* wlU be aJtgibl*
Local Debts
In addition to $38,521,038,678 (Including contingent
liabilities) which the federal government [tow owes, are
the debts of between 100,000 and 150,000 other govern
mental units in the United Stata. Cities, counties, states,
school districts, drainage districts and all kinds of other
typos of districts hare been hardly leas active In piling up
obligations far the future, which the taxpayer will ulti
mately havo to meet, than haa the federal government.
Though there has been an'increase In the obligations
of local governments during the pest two years amount
ing to 9335,000,000 the tendency since the depression bdgan has been largely to retrench so that on the whole for
the elx-ycar period since 1030 tho Increase In local debt
haa amounted to only $1,202,000,000 a a compared with s
$17,609,000,000 lncreaao in the federal debt.
At tho same time, however, local debts are ah Im
portant item in considering tho taxpayers* ability to pay.
At present cities, counties and states, aa well as other
local taxing units, have an aggregate bond indebtedness
of $19,277,000,000. This comparts with $17,985,000,000,
tho figure st which the debt stood when the depression
began.
iu add the present Indebtedness of the local gov
ernments to the debt of the federal government ydu get
a total public indebtedness of $57,798,000,000 which has
got to be collected out of the pockets of the taxpayers.
This sum is slightly more than every man, woman, and
child In the United Statee was able to earn laat year
whether through wages, salaries, fees, commissions,
profits, dividends, ar what have you!
plae*. but don't Jet tb-m tome betw*vn you and an awarenee* a t th*
world w* live In through all tha
Thar* la an old legend of % king’,
•on, deformed and akrlrclled by
a rtroka of lightning, who took
m u * * In i strange country where
tha peopla did not know him and
donnrd tka c ip and bella of ■
jaater. Each day thla man who w ia
born to rut# want forth to down,
and *aeh night, h« came homo and
counted ovyr by hi* flrn ld a the
thing* ha had aten th at day that
mad# him happy. A t f l n t the lUt
wn*i abort—the dew on * hawthorn
buah, the merry elfin look in the
are* *f a child when he heard the
latter'* ball*. But gradually, aa the
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr. and Mr*. J . L. Johneon and
four cblldran a r* tha new poopla
who bar* taken tha MInnick
houa* and farm . They wars r*aItMnU af Lakaland until racantly. Mr*. Johnaoa la a elatar a t
D*n Monro*.
M r. and Mr*. 1. D. H a rt an d
Mlaa Ruby, togather with M r,
a n d Mr*. Dan U n it and two chil
lirvn of Chuhiot* drove to U m a
tilla for th* d ay Sunday,
. Wa h*ar th a t C a p t Ball e f th e
county mad work h as rejig**d and
will grow ealary a n hi* recently
purchaaad Ganova Arena* fa rm ,
M r. and Mr*. W . W. Daaaor an d
daughter, Helen, w ill d rift to D ay
tona Saturday f a r tha weak mtd.
Mr. and Mr*. A- ManheQ. who
have beta eojournlng a t th a baaah
fo r eomo tim e wlU retur n w ith
them .
t
Mra. J . O. Cdw arde e f Weyxmwe,
Wadnaadayt E lk » -D r. 8. Pvlarton
and Arabia B*U**, piuborxi Boy
ChltUndvn, caWhar; W. L Basil,
f l n t baa*; Yarn H urt, rncoad barns
Mead* Pox, third bsaoi Joa CkltUndtn, abortotbpt Capt, A. D. Parriab, loft flaldi P n a ln g to n , cantars Gaea Mwrn lllat. right field.
Eagle*—Oeo. South, Capt. P . B.
B radkr, plU bora; J . P , Moot*, U« Coa iyOp*
eat* her t t , D. Warren, fin * baaoi
I n : dr«m ,tu; contra*t, a* reFrank Allow, l aoaa J baaes J o b s
J ? ***U U morning
T. Brady, th ird hams J . A. Thomp'" T y W S q S .earUin
aoa, left fU ld rB . H. I)*nn*tt, th a n - •unrlaa on •now iovam d Do.ton
Steps Kd Halaoa, can U r ftakt) J.
L Norton, rig h t field.
JOOWr »r—to..
A ' - 'HI li K n 1V .
Jewelled
a a s-*
***• **dtotfftWw o f waariog
w l2 !2 f. W
X d l | hi honor of
city. Kaiter morning with the tree!
em itting the •rw urrectiun, LouD*
llomer iinglng "ChrU t II Ripen,"
and I'llncclon’e Henry Van Dyke
Trading "The KaluUllcg to the
Dawn"—reunion under a tropical
,un, a frtth ly waahed copper dlak
dipping up out of th* P a riflv
gliding the deck of tha aDamcr ua
we d ip by Diamond Head, driv
ing bark the purplo ihadawa th a t
II* oa the m ounuln* back of Hon
olulu, gleaming on tha wet bodiaa
of the native fcoya diving for coins
In th* w ater about the ihlp, and
■hlnlng on the alN er hair a f my
mother who atood on th* dock, an
imltea and tear* and wblta ginger
,
flower lelel
And then, there waa Italian tunrise on the hill abora Florcnrj
where one itand* bealde the g reet
bronte copy of Michael Angulo**
David and look* down tha hllkH *
ovar tho top* of the ol|r* tree*
a t the city th a t waa one of th*
reaaons why Robert Browning
wrote, "Open my h eart and yon will
■ee. graved Inalde of It—Italy."
Will Percy, tha ex-patrfated Miaa Ia*ip pi poet who Uvea In Italy
and write* gnvat MitaDrtppj,
had Jurt added the final lyrt*
touch to hla tribute to th a aky and
mada th* A m o avan more golden
when a friend o f our*. a darling
lIUraLmlmltd cotton planter from
Greenwood, ltl«xinlppl, a* Id, “Yea,
Will, tt la grand—It look* Jurt like
a plata of acramuled eggs. W hat
■boot b re a k fa st!" And to DvD
man, th a t waa a tribdt#. too,
,
And that naturally makes ana
think af BUhard . HaUlbarto«>
friand who, yrban ha f l n t ta k a d
down upon th* glory of tha world
from alop tha H atter bora, turned
to tha author and gaaped, "Gaa,
D kk, now I can ap it five mlWa I*
Paopl# eoiloct ail kind* of thing*
—S u lg a l glaea, flra t adUIana, awtographe. J collect luarUea, T ry
It. f i b g reat fun. and far that mat-
iur*dilu •,U^
1“O0B
tWl
T hat bay who kGWd td iu a tf e a t
- Steaks
Chicken
• Chop 9ney
yam v.T aT .riU ,
:J,.;
�r
T B S BANFORD HHRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
BATORDAT, A U G tJW L I t *
Machinery Causes A t The Ititz Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday
Creation O f New
Jobs, Report Says
MISS MARGARET PETER®, Bocfcty B tifa*
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwafd • McCall
announce the b irth a f a baby boy
thia morning a t tha FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital.
E.
Personals
r i a 'T
The
paster,
c n n tn i
110 0
A.
C H R ISTIA N
U.
m m »T
i tit n rti
U«v. William
Brooks,
J r.,
M.
Kvaninif Wiiraliip, i no |» y
WVUhr»i|nf Wifihlp, i #0 I*. I|.
t?*rpht»n*a for Ilia hart} of
ItflirlR l,
At.1, ei»t:i.« c i T t u i i . i r
rn ra rii
T h f l U t . J. I K i l U | h i i ) , pastor,
Hunday Mass. * */» A. U.
ll«n *d lct!lfin sfi*r Mina
George Steele ha, taken a posi
tion at the ltitey Store In U eL n |t.
l * a lly
M a s s . T la
A
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CniifsssJctn* HalurdaF fm w 1*0
I*. M. lo < os V %\ and frora T.fl«
V. M. to 1 09 r M.
Tom Rumblcy ia tu lld in tra Urge
aiklltion to his residence on South
llcardall Avenue. . . .
U«*v,
W
S C T R N fK C IIU
Rowland, J r., vrd
J. J. Husk is here from MeMachen, W. V.. visiting th e D. L.
I^Jng fam ily on lleardu ! A re.
Prospects are still good for a
bum per crop of . quality ' cllru*
fru it In Lee county, aaya County
A gent C. P.. Itcuck. Grower* are
following tbo spray and duat
schedule of the
Better P ru lt
Program sponsored by the Florid a C itrus Commission and co
operating agencies.
----Farm field day* and Institute,
W ith the
M of Improve 1| were featured a t threa points in
method* Id l
ting, branding and the state during the week of July
ree,
the, •c re w ,* * 0 n j „ | y u in d j B fl*W j . y ,
castrating
isa been eoleed to were held « t GalneavlU# and
in C harlotte eoun- Quincy, respectively. On Ju ly IS
n t N. H. Me- aB4 jy the annual tfe a t Florida
-----h*t *V , r *.
Fkrm and Home Institute wa*
prw n o w practicing breeding ,tag«d a t the 4-11 Club camp on
c o n tro l and a re m aking Improve-J QwcUwatche* Bey.
men la hi perm anent paatnrea.
I .
^
F arm ers a I over I'lnridu arc
-Itowinir considerable interest In
the agricultural conservation pro
gram which has lieen presented In
them In recent weeks by county
egents, says | ‘
Friends of Mrs. Collier II rovtn -b a rg e n f the program.
will be Interested In knowing that
she i* Improving a t her homo or
Manguslfne Avenue,
Mis*
er. W.
day to
fur an
Myrtle Prjce and her broth
8. Price, will leave Mon
visit relatives in Michigan
Indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford
are ptrnnlng to leava soon for Phil
adelphia to visit th eir daughter,
Miss Pauline Crawford.
Mr. and M r.. R.. II. Pairclnlti
■ml son, llusler, and th eir hnu.eguest, Misi Ann Clark o f Atlanta,
returned yesterday from Daytoni.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Dennis ond
littlo daughter have returned to
thvdr former home, Manases •, Yu.,
to r*,ide a fte r, a residence on
D eirdil! Avenue for the p a .t ala
year*. '
•Jllsa Catherine While nf Atlan
ta will arrive Wednesday to spend
a few daya a t the home of Mrs.
C. II, Cogburn before going on to
Daytona Beach.
Mlsa Amanda Kenon, who ha*
been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Horace
Turner for the past six weeks.
will leave tomorrow fo r her homo
In Jacksonville.
MUCH - 1WICE AS GOOD
To-Night—
PLAY S-C-R-E-E-N-0
'
J NE-HI
Bottling Co.
the',
" D a d d / dear, please m nnry mo and let me be your wife," says
Shirley Tem ple to Michael WhaJen in her new F us picture, “The
poor l.ittle Rich G ir l"
llut S hirley's daddy has o th er rom antic
plans so Shit Icy ru n . aw ay ami plunges into sn astonishing adi f u tu r e . “ Tin* Poor L ittle Rich G irl’’ is p la/itig a t the Rita Sun-lay,
Menday and Tuesday.
1
A T THE CHURCHES
Mr*. Anne McNeill left today
Mr. and Mr,. John L. Miller and
daughter, Jeanne Line, nf Cieiu,
CALLANDER, Ont„ Aug. L — are spending a short lime here
t/Pl—Oliva lllanne; father oT the
P h o n e quintuplets, opened
n
souvenir huoth today arross the
Mr. and Mrs. Hunicr U tile nml
road from the Dafoe nuraery. Di Miss Minnie Heck returned yes
onne and his wife will meet vtii. terday from Ashland. Ala., wh<:ie
tors and nutograph articles.
they h ate been vacationing.
Although there arc several
booths near tha hospital home of
SIr. and Mrs. Ilermnn Stevie and
the b|»les and near Dionne’s farm inn, Alton, have gone tn Alieghome, this I* his first venture In ton, Vi., to make ’heir fulutr
selling tn tourists. Ills only other home.
efforts t> capitalize on (he quin
tuplet, were through motion pic
Mr. and Mr,, Fred Pope ate
tures and a vaudevi le tour in tha btllding a modern, up-to-date two
United States.
,
story homo on M arquette Ave
nue opposite the rope farms.
HALEHL Ore., Aug. 1.—W —A
thrlee-conVlctcvt murderer
was
killed and two other prisoner* were
wounded when Inm atri of the Ore
gon penitentiary rioted nearly
three houra here yesterday In pro
test against a court ruling refus
ing freedom to a prisoner.
Threats of a te a r gas attack by
20 atate policemen finally farted
surrender o f th e 700 convict*, who
had created pandemonium In the
prison yard, h a lf the afternoon.
. Under the cover of rifles held
t y state police on the walla, guard*
walked o at to the prisoner! and
ilgmal'ed them lo lineup. Sullen
ly the men fell into ranks and
Died back le th eir ceil*.
Thornes Baugh, M-year-old con.
vlct, paid w ith his life as he anil
■everal others had led nearly 100
yelling prisoner* In a dash for
the wa'-le.
is
Tho lesson-sormon nl«o includes.,
llir following piT*i igo fru<it tho*
C h ristian Science tesllHKik, "Set*,
once and Itia lth with K ry to th e S c rip tu re .," by M ary linker E d ,
tty: "T he g reat m iracle, to hum an ten se, is divine l.ove. * fill
th»' uratiil n rc rs iitv «»f n b l l M
is to Rain the tru e itii*a nf what
c o n stitu te s the kingdom of heat*
t n in m an".
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;
m u s t v iiT tiiiiiisr i lit lie'll
Tin* It,—' l l| ,*.(-_ lumtor.
i hill. I, v.
, | lt \ \|
irdered Is Slain
As Convicts Riot
my sanrtuahy
(Kneli. 37:2fl, 271.
Howard lljgue. J r - I. at hi ,se
from a ten d a y ,’ vUil with iilniiver
in A tlanta, Ga.
W. B. lU rm alce left nu Tliuradny fo r A urora, Colo., f j r a vUlt
w ith hU son, Ellis, and 'am ity .
sot
4
m idst of Pycm f-rev e rm ro . My*
tab e rn ac le af*o1 «linl* l>o
w ith
thern: yea, I will hvi th e ir God! '
oml th ey "hall lit m y p e '-p h ra
Misa Nancy Jackson le ft yea- for New York to return about Aug.
terday fo r New York City to a t
tend the E lizabeth Arden School
Mrs. Elizateth J. Jameson will
I for two weeks. Upon her return,
Miss Jackson wiL work a t tha u-ave tomorrow fur llrevaid, N. C..
Y uw cll-D rtw Com pany In Orlando for a visit of ntmut two week,.
as a comeatician.
OCALA. Autr. ].—(/Pi—Cap t,
H erbert T. Knapp, safety engi
neer a t Camp Roosevelt, has com
pleted and placed on display here
a scale model relief map nf the
A*'*ntlc-Gnlf Ship Cenal. as It
Will appear when com pleted.".
C ekbin* Knapp, Roy Uucr and
several assistant*
have been
working on the relief- map, s a il
to be one of the Inrgest of Ita
kind, for seven months.
Tho map, which has been con
structed on a rectangular table,
li four fret wide and 21 feet
long. Its hL «quar«/«M .rpD jhh«nt
a width >f 39 /biles a rut a tahgth
o f 200 mile*. I t depicts, In de
tail, surrounding territory em
bracing 6,000 square miles.
The map contains 75,000 plec-s
of rnrdboard, la built to exact
scale showing every elevation
alnmc the cour-e of the canal and
all the physical characteristics of
th e countryside from Mayport to
th e Guir.
Cities and towns, railroads^
bridges, lakes and stream s, evary
building that could be seen from
a height of 15,000 feet from an
airplane it faithfully reproduced
anil can be, readily recognized.
The map was constructed from
aerial photograph* ern^ engineer
ing calculation*.
the*
"l-ove" Is lilt su b je ct of D ie t
Im .o n -.rrm u n in oil C hurches o f 1
C h rist. Scientist, A ug. 2.
The (ioltlrn Text
is from I j |
Jo h n d:R, “ lie th a t Inveth nod,
knnw eth not God; fo r
Cod t*.
love.”
-S
A m ong tho citations
whleN*
com prise tho lesson serm on . ’j n
tho foltowiiiK from th e
B ibleQ
“ M oreover I will m ake a c o re* ,
n a n l o f peace w ith th rm ; V
ahall bo an rw rla s lln g covcnaaf^
w ith th em ; and
1 w ill p lan *
th em , and m ultiply th em , a n d j
will
Mrs. S>dye Moses returned laft
night from Daytona where she ha*
been vacationing.
lin g several w eek, with re liliv ra
Sunday's tides: low, 1:22 A. M. a t Louisville, Ga.
Ocala Shows Map
Of State Canal As
Seen When Ended
by
Jr,. lUi'tlut Church
llvmn. "I'ralpp Him,
I
lllm '
|i*»ntil|ri|nn,
I'oMlmU.
p itt fif,
Hunduy NehfWtl, » «i A. M.
MnfBlnK Wnrthffi,
11:0# A
Mrs. Paul Dc Foor of Atlanta,
ia th e gueat of Mrs. Gracy Michael.
daughters. Jacqueline and Caro
iu > « * w a r i m r»*» o » i
Roy M ann returned yesterday
needing attention, are again - t par lyn. have re tu rn e d to th eir home, from his vacation. Mrs. Mann will
j
1S0-I
Palm
etto
Avenue
a
fte
r
spend
and wT.I not convtno Aug. 3. _
arrive w ithin a few daya.
and 1:21 P. M.j high, 7:25 A. M.
and 7:53 P. M. Sun rises a t 5:td
A. M. and sets a t 7:21 P. M. Moon
rises at 5:30 P. M. and seta at 2:53
A. M. Monday’s tides; low, 2:1)3 A.
M. and 2:07 P. M.; high, 0:13 A.
M. and 3:35 P. M.
r iiF o n m ti.i
l>r. K. n
M o r a l n it
m eet a t 3:30 P. M. w ith Mrs. E - j R- ^ Glenn. E a r ty o u r tn Br r « u
Mlrchorf. M ayfair HoUL '
| ' U rv Jo# b n n k ft today for
Circle Number Two of th a D l| tlmoret
en ter John’s
F t” t
M c th ^ U t
O u rc h will „ opklnj , !omplt-|. S|,e wea accom? L S£ ° Wi “ „
rented- by Mrs. R- U Glenn, who
*
°S .
„e , u , U enrouta to Philadelphia, Pa.
Circle Number Three of the
______
F ir s t Methodist f o u r th wW meet
rri#B(U 0 , M„ . A. C. Williams
w ith Mrs. O .-J. P op** l s l j 8*n ' win i* c !ad to know Ih st »ho la Imford Avenue a t 3 ;1°proving nicely a fte r a recent IIICtrcle Number Four of «*• . „ , i t her home, j m Oak Ave
F ir s t Methodist Church will m eet'
with Hr*. H sfry C. McMullen, 200 I
,-------- Maple Avenue, a t 3:30.
| Mrs. M. W. Roberta and daugh.
Circle Number Five of the ter, Hetty, and Mlsa Nona Hirers,
F irs t Methodist Church will meet ] returned yeeterday from Daytons
a t 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. M. D. Reach, where ll)ey have been v»e»Reel, Elm Avenue
tlontng. While in Daytona, they
.-----------. ______ had a , th eir guest. Miss 81a Swll—p ~ era of Camilla, Ga.
Mrs. J .
rm rr
Hfrmon
C hristian Kn*ir*fnr, 7 00 P . II.
Miss Louise Johnston -baa gone
to Oviedo to visit for a few days.
CITY BRIEFS
A l l n m m l i v r i a f ih * f h t t f t h
u r f r « l l«* I*# ( H f i r n t t o m # * t w it h
l» r . H n ilt h .
V l a l t u r a n l w n i * w p I p c h i *#,
Hnndmr Srhwil. M i A. M.
ANN OUNCBMKNT
Social Calendar
OffmrinrT.
AnMirm by Choir.•
of H iln n rily.
HAROLD BELL
WRIGHTS
‘The' Calling Of
Dm Malthewa"
U toM llM K
V '» m *
Wet l I, r
U '" .l,i|.
»t
Hetllt—
I '0 -tlite
In e e l
I it hot He - V i, . . e l l
i It t |to l Ih u
I t 00
,
In
, liu r e t ir s
A
U
1 'Tth.fi
y , r-
AVn-11 he Clinic, set moil lie J0
�7
a ^ *•<*. j ;
J%‘
J c ‘I
eland Meet
JtL A N D A o fT l-—Pr»U*'mn
l y t b o P k r i d . fw lt lo-
.1* marketing* It. HKlft-37
dltontiad. atf nTootlaig’e
h i *'
Ittiid i ^ of th» Florida CHru«
[taleii and Control Coaml*..
W H t& f'j'7'-** i** **ry'
rrta wer* received on'pUrfa
»p nthnataa. and: astir***
rkatlng condition.. Thin h>
fan will tafoaei la propart.
I the induitry program. un
blc\ tdTerllalrtg.mcrrhan•id marknltmr activltka will
riaeloeely co-ordinated,
ra s? ? -
- M U . I a n K otaatn
fe& dd fN & fc rin rfta t,
Iba ha. Jptbt'tha ptat:,
far fU lM MrsyTbMiaa
’ t*H
■U; jCfonghly w it: appointed
tr>»tr~’ V ‘ V,
ovate thief of* (ho conthl1
tfcir, to handle an jr:pr« ration
p m rn t' which mayj o« au-
^urx|or fhe. ffd yal markaW
taut. A. E. Fowler w a. enfl
to direct the crop a u rw y .,
n fa ilo n yrnulrlng that ataTi
a n be fum l.hed with Joa llirifrete when they 'ia.vji
M ill firmtea w at adopted by
rpn’Uelon, to provide In far) Otl the. erode ami »lie of
r a W ; which la t eiaentlal to
lighter.
ladtM er. * r . a V ,
fa ran arid f h ild rn ..
tfblher PreVatt Jnd
hid 'M r*.' Lwater’ P n
Ira. g .
LaPiH hoc
I . B. Meet and
ifcntrked a t . t b o / h
farney T hursday/ f
• good tfiiaa
v'. Orla Mat
'ftlg from "If
|(titomob1la 1
>Jr Industry program.
eonm^lialnn voted to hold
Ifjy mi**tlnga herein, r on
rood Monday of each month
c.
tint Air Meet fs
illed In December
^MI. An*. I, -<A-)-Thv
annual Miami all-Amerlear
JUwutera will bo held Dec
thla yaar, It wan decider
w y - a t a conference id
ind aviation official...
• 'bi/ifW Ji-' .5 ■> -
Cltlxana of lUUimb 'Fla- look n.
Bay, nomatty flltadtalth craft
beau war* hurried ta aafe anc
rapidly (lawar right) to board
Too atorm paaaad Inland tad 0
' ,W mmUnionera atudied n
it of tbo general air trm
ra committee for a
Upsa la—GrapeviUe
'Mr. and Mra. R. B. Rlaar returned home Wedneaday from
Marahviliv, N. C., where they
vlaited
her mother, Mra. MeBride,
who haa been III.
Mr.
and Mra. Magnuaon and
gueala, Mra. Krell and children,
Mra. T. O. Tyner, Jim and Olln,
and Mra, N, A." Fry, apent Sun
day with their folk, at Daytona.
Mr.
and Mra. ChtrleaPuacy
ante tip from Miami for a con.
Of.MMMWOOO
S a n to rd
Electric
Contrarllna Co.
by Mra. Nnrdgran a t th a homo Of
her parent*. Mr. bud Mra. L.
Vlhlon, 'In hohor o f the loth
birthday
of
Annie
Bobbin*.
Gatnea and con tail* were en
joyed and dcllbloiii' re fre t hmenU
ware aorvad tbo gaeata, Mra.
Nanncth Robblna, Annia, Emma
Jana ami - Jr., Mra. Hfintar, Al
ice, and M argaret Hunter. Mra.
Sldnty Vlhlen, Mra. yihlen, Mra,
Nnrdgran, Mra. . Bertleaon, and
Claire, M argaret Smith. Blanche
Swope, Marlon
and
Dwight
Swanaon, Camilla Gratchen and
Etala Mae Lundqulat and Marg arat Roily. A nice lot of praaonta waa received by the honor*,
and Mlaa Claire Bertleaon Wat
atao ram embartd aa It waa bar
birthday.
. The 12th birthday of the Dorc a t Circle which waa hatd a t
Brother Clark'a on Thnraday a t
act on thd b t(. vpraiida 'f o t . din
ner' yarhilw th t Iltblo reading and
roll call waa uttdar tbo traoo.
Mra. Analey, tbo hoateoa, lighted
the candlco, while Mra. Bovell,
(ho Oldeat member, blow thtiu
out fbr the afternoon lunch. F.aoh
mobibor gave aomtthlng fo r the
grab-bag. Our gueaU were! Mr.
and Mra. Gmtavaon and aonpv
Mra. Foator, Mra. Ed ^Lumlqdfit
and Loutae. Mr*. Bertleaon, ■Mrs.
Nodgren, Mra. John Bolton arid
Ella,
Mra. ~IlUm«r Lundqulrt, of IlllonJ, football coach, died In
Mpa. -Walfrad Rleraon and tbo a hoapiul hero early yeatorday
memborai Mr*. A halay, Mr*, Bo after a prolonged ilfneea. ■'
ro)!, Mra. Belton. Mra. Pieraon,
Stricken by an Infection la tl
January, “M W .. Z oppke' underwent
an bchire M parated thorn.
B O L D MAHOGANY B fO
CHICAGO, r AUg. 1—t/P|_A
[other Sea Gives
[iantian AVhole Boat
•Ign of proa parity time a [a a
m ahogany. fourpm ier bod . which
■oRa .fo r.|l^> 0 0 , thpt waa phown
during tha furniture - tb^w In
BOND ISSU E AUTHORIZED
WASHINGTON, Any. I,—V*7
—Tha fateriUte Commerce Com*
mIraIon authovlied the . Cbeaapaaka and Ohio Ballway Com
pany to taaue ami fall 123.500,000
JpOVAUf.
tufTer, 19 . i/v -
cond claaa, aof.
I ^ m | . lm/uyiea
UelJs* e*pto»lon
abdard. 4 yaW
i flu doatroyer
proofing and wag wlahlng far • rud- <337,000 o f outstanding bond a.
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LONGWOOD
The Civic League will m eet At
tha library Tueaday afternoon for
the monthly bualneai aa talon and
for taw ing for the baaaar.
Tha Adult Heme D« mo a ttritio n
Clab had 1U regular meeting tn
tha form of a picnic a t Palm
Spring* on Monday afternoon. M itt
D urenbotger gato a '.atton on w aar
lag. Many -enjoyed anim ating and
Dm bountiful tapper tervad to SO
mombera and thalr guaata.
■ ‘’Mra. H alil. LaVlgne, bar brothoV C harlta Partin, aceamptnlad by
John ppencer uf Orlando, motored
t o ' Duka Uni vanity, N. C > w hara
E le c tric a l S u p p lie r
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B A W
JowOma'
IV . Magnolia
IDe Uao 1 daw.
LoVlifne. Tha
dallfhlful to u r'
U lna of Nbvlh
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Trad* In Yottr OM
furnl luro for Caak
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Tha Ra*. Joo Folda oad Mra.
Fulda' oatartilnad the feritter’a
fglhar and mother, M r. and' MvV,
J . W, Folda and thraa d a u g h tM
txa n Laoaaurd over Sunday.
'
J. Fred Schoi field, aoug leader,
ooanactod aervlcua a t Saafard Bdptia t Church taat Sunday in tha abK tnce of tho'paator< tho Be*. W.
,P . Brooka.
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L M n . Boa LalghtoH add Mra. Ah-
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SEMINOLE CLUB" tha
two for fl*a cigar—With th a
cant quality—told hy moat, .ln*
lpendant merchanta.
Blit no t o t t e r what you ito, or h
n e^l tO ;stock up before you leave.
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Games fo r 1940
K EEP THAX FIGURE! 1
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ibby H artnett Puzzles McDiarmid Wins ,
"Wiseacres O f B a seb a ll Seabright Meet
rienl Body, Youthful Mind Of Chicago
Over Big Stars
JL~ M uM
Downs G
' Thrown S tin fo rt-T o
J }a p a i r e s e
kT«'» I rie to ry , 4f* r
M ove
lle b ( n f fora
< Catcher Co-Ordinate To Create
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One Of Game’s Best Men
, F ,rst Un seeded Play—
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marches on, engulfing tb* F e rra z z i I s N am ed
Feat; R a n k s High
G a ra e a W a c h e d O u t
■ FA L AT KA, A ugl’I B i l l Goold’s
ssnsstionsl relief 'burring- la Urn
1,
ninth frame,
in a n eutU feg' c m t n t fa r the
aaw r4 of. th* 1 * # . Q(ymptes m - Sparkm an wH^L Qm seeju kaottod
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t«nl*y clim axed!* rapid flaw of al i.a'l sad th* #
torosy, p i m d #
PaU jka Atalrva,
Gainesville G -gea
eoaot
, (lain, which w ill
W alls dress rehearsal* pared r u m in , tha
th a ‘(nay for tho .workT* biggest ■ tart df tS»
UJs, how ste
and ‘ m in t rtsto fc tc ly
.U gvd
breaking the
»P»rtA rtow , .th a . frock coated
diplam ata of the International lee when the lift finally g o t under
Olympic Committee decided 'th a w ay, U f j W n .m a r k ^ h t h . Init U |U n « a..o n stccyssir* single*
around the world four y e a n by Pitm en sa d fleoHC which were
.
hence. Voting S6 to 17 In Japan** followed by a pnpaod h
The deciding A m leasf run tam o
fa ro r on 1 Wch t b a llo t
gmThe United S tates delegates, in the last of the ninth, when F red
J t l l l a m May G arland of Lon die Holland, pinch hitting f o r Bob
A ngeles and A rary Brundsg* Of S w ift lined to le ft .senior, aeor.
Chicago, together w ith a rirtB al lng a mate on base.
Falatka eroaaed the plate twice
ly solid blech of N orth and South
American countries plus British In . the seventh atansa a* Andrew*
E m pire t rapport
helped . clinch aingled, and scored oh K renw la’
lino double to left center. The ta t
te r tallied on Lowe's one tinier
through second.
Gainesville knotted the count In
th a eighth on a couple ef A isle*
miscuei and B ack's blow through
flJ.950,
Thirty-five
Ihoiitaml
“ Balance and contentment, my
Spectator* or* etp cctn l to- wit' boy," he respondc-', “plua my habit
Iwaa the twin attraction*
of keeping otf'n ru b ln g tablet."
Stout pre-race favorite*
•- “Yep, | mean It," he exp lined.
the Futurity were the trio
“Sore, il'a »w»l| to Jump on that
tered by Mrs. Ethel V. Man
la tle and let Doc 1-oUhsw rub your
Oak ra rk . 111., owner If
muaclra but It softens you up anif
Milky Way Farm Stable
1
you get to you gotta g rt rubbed
wan the phenomenal eprinlvr, and pampered I'll bet I haven’t
keen on a rubbing table 10 tlmca
Cm . Ace, Murphy, at
In IS years.
breaker. The Futurity.
"Contentment is nnnlher big
Uta two richest i year old fix
tures in A-merica, will l>e an In Item. If a ball player la married
tersections! fair. Supply llousa got a kid dr two with torn* dough
represents California but su n coming In, why he’s preety eonb it racing fame in two spectacu lentcil with the run of Ufa. Too
la r victorise in New England. many of tho tingle twill player*
Kentucky has two powerful color
Fit man Angled to .ta r t the ninth
fo r Galneevllte, Sparkman then
w aked Beach and Pfeifer btnglad
to tU rd to lead the ctuhieni. Then * Ills* Coulee Johnston, left, is snapped here with Jimmy Boyd,
Oeald replaced Sparkman ' end ■wintering and diving Instructor nt SanLsndo Springs where Miaa
alruch out the n eat three batters. Johnston takes occmaiunal dip* for the eternise necessary la keep
fa Palatka'a side of the fram e,
the shape th a t won her tho title of “ Miss Florida.''
Sm ith singled between third and
•Borf *° »**it th e canto, Andrews
fm m d out M anager Teen Gkllego^,. who replaced K]unset In
to aU rt th e eighth, douoted
the rig h t field foul line to
V r
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ST*
f t
&
p u sh Smith along ta third. Low*
wpa purposely walked to load tho
haaraeka and Holland was »ant in
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O a k la n d H ills C lub Is
r Preparing For (J. S. Open
i W ith th* count two and two, HoiW
IJhod to le f t center a n d ' tbe
Changes Planned In Par; Greens Being
M ade'Ready For Event Scheduled
■v
Whole Year In Future '
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. Aug. 1.
th# l l l k r eoITteM # pair o f c'outi.
—(AT—Tho 1937 national open
Andrew*, with a brae* of tingle*,
» M tho oflljr Weal player to get golf championship ia alnnlst a
year away but already the Oak
an offer of a transportation sub more than on* aafety.
land Hills Country Club is mak
sidy Of a minion and a h a lf yew
ing preparations for i t
(ab o u t (4*5,000) to dffagt eoats
Construction of new tees ha*
While rain washed out the been started- on four, holes. Thu
Lookouts-Saints tilt yesterday,
layout wil) measure 7.907 yards
th e local* wil meet F alatka for tb s open as compared to its
Keys la a holiday gam* tom or present length of UJttlO. Far will
row. Sanford was to have be changed from 35-37—72 lo .'Idplayed ths S aints her* today. H —72. The revision* wer# rec.
o c a ' i a , X ug.1 i! ^ - W - ir ix to g
•mmenderi by Joseph G. Dry, Jr.,
of,
oi, ra tin
rin g w
date*
m iw
for Dada cmrqiy’a
V rarutlvg secretary o f th* United
tw e horse tracks, H ialeah and
Btatc* Golf Association, who
Tropical P a rt, ta tho principal
come here recently lo exam Imi
tiimfnaw l a to n e before the Ftor>
the course.
Ida fitata Racing Commission e l
i Changes in par wilt Involve thu
ltd, m eeting b e n . to d a y .. . f f a
eighth and fourteenth hole*. A
m f*4t% -w ril spaa a t 0 A. U. a |
B*w tee will be* built on thu
eighth, increasing Its length to
Racing Commission
Wffl S et T « rfD a te s
* * T s#«»i*as*e
OShteevlll* Si Pi
o i t u * Mjrijmito
602 yard* and making It p ar 6.
*
The front lee will bo p l.y td on . '- '- n ’P l ^ h l p s .ro nothin, new
a making
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. th
I. a. tU I
ATTa 456t0 WRlUnd
No. a14.
hoi.
WM h|>,((kill.
. h#reTh«
|n , WtHttm
o a,
y an l par-t.
1024 Cyril nlkor won the national
Herb Simve. green,keeper at „psn
at Oakland Hills with »
Oakland Hills for
tha last Hi score of 2U7, three strokes better
y e a n , has started
tho task of than Bobby Jones. Hra. Gfenm
getting the green# in top shape Coltstt Vnr* won the women's
fpr the open.
national here In 1229. fn 1(38 tho
Shnv* announces th at players] western , Junior
championship,
planning to rumpelc In the open and in 1916 th* wo* tern Junior
need nut havo any fears that th e lg lrla ' tournam ent
were staged
tray s wilt tw as illfllcult as th e y 1the course.
were a t Oakmmtnt In 1P3K when!
From the standpoint of the
score*
skyrocketed and
Ram a|>*elatnr, Oakland Hills will be
T art*. Jr., unknown Pittsburgh mi ideal site fur the open but*professional, was able tn come much *■ there are a number of
home a victor with 299 strokes, vantage points on tho hilly lay.
“T h e .sa n d in onr 100 traps nut from which play on three or
will be smooth," Shave says.
more Vile# may be observed..
Thh veteran greenskeeper, who
Oakland Hills
la located '18
ho* prepared Oakland llllls for miles from downtown Detroit.
L E G A L N O T IC E
* whole-hearted vote of confldtnee In hit pilot, tho veteran
H arold “ Fla" Traynor.
He voiced his sentiment* th a
mbl-aeason statrm ent almost un
precedented to far as tha Fittsbftrgh tu r n U concerned. Baacball man interpreted It ia m ain
the one-time brilliant third base
man will m anaga tho Corsairs
again In lOtf.
Tho Pirates are In tho mldat
of a tough F.astern road trip
th at dropped them from third to
fourth place in th* National
Leaguo standings.
thony Pslleterle o f New Orleana,
were hedd a t about equal rho'rra.
Thero also was backing fur A f’lcar, which won- th* (100,000
Santa Anita Hand loan a roup!*
of seasons back. The California!
facer will bo burdened with lop
weight of 117 pound*. W’x’re i
W right Of Chicago named a
speedy trio In C ount Morac, Calum e f flick and Jin n Teddy. Mr*.
John* D. Itarta of Chkago noml*!
nated Count A rthur, on* of lh»
speediest tons o f Right Count, t"
carry her colora.
BERLIN. Aug. I .- irfi—Tho
% A5 " ,le,^ T,0!* r o *
world record-making effects, In.faeaaie Bill it s m i
rJudimr
Jesse
Owens'
2d
feet
Nolle#
hereby
cjuumg jcsso uw ns
„o jee* w J(ISK!IIs hold,
r given.
Ta* tbaMO.
|-JW ||.
H 1-4 Inches broad Jump, and <-.i. n„. u s , issued lb* IstnMBy
fivs record-equalling track and ° ( f " 1*- *• D- l***. taM
,, , ,
.
, In my nfftce and ha* made SMSIlfield performances were approved rB, |0n for a tax <l**d to be Itoosd
by the Inlrm allonal A m ateur, th*rs«». a«ld eerllflcata im b rse n
s tk i.ii v .
1ths fallowing dsscrlbed pratwriy
Athletic Federation record com- (n lh, o OUniy of riemlnols, Itate
m lttre yesterday.
of Florida. «o-wlti
Owens' great leap, which put
N^ f ' 0V ' Bw“ 0'afc7^nn“, »"*
into discard th« previous mark
Township t t laulh, R ants 11 .
of 28 feet and 2 1-8 Inches made J f - J , '«« „N„*•*?,
f , , ’ ” w‘
by jApan • Chuhrl Ntmbu In the
m b«t. 14 Acree.
iiim
q*i *
nir rim
Th#
the i n said
„i nlvm
Olympic
gamM
ts, was tho rop4My
ond„ th, „ofld c«n
« ta
only new American mark »p-1 i.-u-.t « . . In ths nnma of KINO
proved. Ralph Metcalfe and Eu- MtinpOCK.
. „ .
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n
li , n n a
IAA
. __ I Unltsa Mid certificate
lACe Peacocks 10,3 for 100 ratters j rclftm ec accordlna ta law# th#
and Al Moieau'a 14.2 for 100- prnpeny de.crlh^d Jherein will bn
m eters and hurdle* wera endorsed J S lsrt-L u i' dlmr **i !h s''fu st Mnn*
aa record-eoualllng performances. <uy in the month of aaausi. m s ,
which Is (he Jrd day uf Auauat,
m s.
Rporta expert* a t the lais An
Ustsd this
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lllli .Iny
. of
_. July.
July, U
111*.
K.
o. r . i i k An ik m ,
geles Olympics in 1032 voted that
clerk nt Circuit Court a t
th s moat finished exhibition of
Btinlnol# County, KlorMa.
Ur: B . L H liU D IC K .
any sport was th a t given by
D. C.
India in field hockey.
t
«
"Beet For the Booth"
They laugh al San, Wind * R ato-B lem euto so dsatroctlv*
to palnla which do net embody' th* special hnowledge which
IX A G, have gained darlag 34 years *f making painU
th at a re “Beat for the South,"
HTANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO
PSTPSPEN
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SATURDAY, JULY 23, 193G
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, AUGUST
1935
McNeil Island—The Prison Without Walls
Pederal Penitentiary At Leavenworth, Kas
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Lenccnwerth prlton al l.ea»enwarlh. Kit.. In lha pa.t lu t bran Iha rr.ldrara a( man; al lha fercramenre
Iraaklaaama character.. II In ,
barn lha arrna af a Ian bald brraka (ar freedom. (all. I red U. Zeeb.t, lha war ham. (AaaacUUd f m , rhota)
at-Mr II Ulaad M i n i prlaan In WaahlafUa (tala freaaeaUr ham baan called 'lha prlaan aalthaat valla.' but cacapa la made dlflUall bataaae,
lihm AlcmUaa, M la n tilled am aa (aland. Baal ahapa. pawar hemaaa, call haaaaa a a l lha admlaUtcatlan building aim ahaws la lha arama aha TV
LaIt. K.
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Bwapa, lha wardenwarden. (AaaacUUd
(AaaarUUd Praam
Praaa PbeUJ
Leavenworth Annex—For Narcotic Violators
Air View Of Federal Prison At Atianta, Ga
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Thla aerial phoUgraph (hava lha grannie plan al lh> federal penllenllarc al Atlanta, (la. Many af (ha 'had Baa* af Mian! biliary haca
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f aart arad harm Itlib t, Arthur C , Adt rhald. lha warden (AaaacUUd Prat# P h tU )
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In ad Lilian la lha rr(alar prlaaa al L a a raav arih . K u , lha (.Tarm aMni aparalaa a atcand la n d penitentiary kmavn aa Laacanw arlh A aaaa,
a view al which la ahawn abaca. Thia prlaan lm fa* Clalalara a f lha a n r ta lk a lav a. Left, E . U. Uudtpclh, lha warden. (AaaacUUd Praia rhata)
The Federal Prison At Lewishurg, P a .. •
The Water-Bound Prison Of Alcatraz
Tha federal gaetrnmenl ha* lha* tar maintained |te .lain. Ihal lha a*« prUaa al AUalraa Wand In lUn Franc laea hap H ‘teeap* ****!.
LaUtl deelera far lha h-"d»wf af dancIcU maha II tha w atldl "mart m adrrn' prl.an, and II .peclalU** la baldlaj Um liwanlgtbU Ippea. High
Tha (tdtral panlUalUrp *1 Lawlahnrf. N , I*
building a, laahlac aura Uh* talUga I wa l h r t
P h au j
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CROWN JEWELS AWAIT KING’S CORONATION
HYPNOTIZED FOR CHILD BIRTH
VANQUISHED
SPANISH
REBELS SURRENDER
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In f (d v a r d V III *« I a (la n d . M * rawtin# aanaavhat InU m rpU d
* farcrard U W a aaramalU* n o t pear. H a rt ar* **n>* « f tha
i rlpht, tha * U U ahaerm a f Qtmati Mary I tfw tr a v n af l a g U M , m
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�Sanford fa Tha Only Central '
T1*i Ida City -Cffording Rail Hl*h1rtyi
And Water Transportation ’
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
T h reat On Shirley’s
Life Jails F in n Boy
P e t Dost In Hiding
As Trial Is Called
S triding On
Records Show
\Vall Street Sketches
I Outlook For F a l l
Business; Activity
Unbroken In Year
Steam Carriers Earn
$2 38,2 4 3,9 3 4 For
F irst Six Months
‘ Of C urrent Y e a r
E x p e r t s Divide
*0n Future Events
WAHIHNCTpN, Aug. .1. (Aft—
Thr Interstate Commerce t'nmmisslun today,'deaieii a petition by*
(li.i
titl tra d e , peak freig h t moveynent fo r tha year and e demand
Tor new equipment by railroad*
W e sketched late the Ju ly pkr e r h .’
Bualneee anaiyit* accepted the
l*teat statistical data
as evldeuce th a t trade and Industry,
Under momentum of a year of
l t unbroken expansion, held
race very stride instead af
riowtac
down for th a
hot
months la t«» ternary aeaaonal
a ty u ; fla w , long tha pace would
bold w aa a matter a f conjecture.
T Boaae aothodtie* painted the
le ta m a and Christmas outlook*
&
trace tha m * n u m tssm m
thaw ing r f : MUUiaed bMjaeaa
activity partly to >8 faeotd peace
time outpouring of federal funds,
bialnly for the e o ld le n ' bobus, and argue th* itlm uhie of
this mowe r may ba on th e wane
In th* falL
.6 Are Arrested
•to Selling Liquor
Without Licenses
Sanford'* polka departm ent raeardad W arrest* ovbr th* waakand on charge* of violating tha amMclpal liquor ordlnxne*.
Chief Roy Wi:u«mg aald Uw ac
tivity vrna th* fln t »t an *sLatulva drlv* plannad against paroperating Itqdor-Mlllng **shm anta without license.
' All th# ease, were scheduled to
^
om
* assailing
n l l n t d . necking in m in * I
The lurchers?*, which railroads
estim ate would
provide shout
$IOt,000,000 additional revenue an.
nually, original y were scheduled
to eip ir* °n July l but the roads
procured a six month extension.
D oudney Named
As Tax Assessor
To Fill V acancy
Will Complete Unex
pired P e r i o d Of
A lexander .Vaughn
Thu* group
*‘ndi»r’»ud th»
n atio|al jMiiitu-t i«f tin*
Town
send organualioH
There were 1.inns dvlegnto* in
the city audtioi.mn h- th r eon
vention was t-uib I i«> older hy
sy of cheering,
by the talk, J, K. Matlmk -int. umnager *if
. i H ’M “ *■*
M a d rid
Dr. Wundtr, who walled uiit the organisation
1
Miami !oat an applleaiinn for | of the Inie*ligation with Dr. K.i
“ If theie
»t - r u tune n»»l
W ill N o t
J
1162.000 to rebuild a municipal
I E. Townsend, *aid the Investiga- to rhangr h........ m the middle
n , * I 1 | a th trtir aladium. M in in ', pm poasl
G rip On
| tlnn waa aided by both R rp u b -[ of the stream . <t »- now
I
,
| must he aubm ltlnt to v o ter, for
l (leans and Democrat* anil "we
lie predict' d th** "n i'^ t i'll In
1
a,
approval before a ilebt ra n be tnIlf m«* V• **r la *mg thr#**'
»rr
out
to
get
rid
of
these
men
political
rampaigti in the hiatuty
*
' » 1 curved, the Court raid,
1 In (In- a p v p n tp i'n th d ay ,o f
ami
retire
them
permanently
of
our
nation
*
In It other cates, the Court
civil w ar. Spain c c h w d with
from public office.**
He uiged the dhiei mg dele
aaid the re rtifira te . t*ii b«* is in**!
jru n fitv ii* Hirer great Med|
Dr, Wunder told the audience gates to coinenlNile their ef
for repaym ent of money did not
| the Townsend organization had , forts on idntiiiir 1 ■jim "*eiitrtt*vew iternnieii 11 |»nvrrs neared an
dog jggw! constitute liens upon any taz rev.
no connections with any political to the Hmi-« wlio fax nr
tin* i i u r r r m i n l In let Spain sat-’
uiblo
f o f ' eiHies of the cities They m*y h«*
tie
its
fam ily
srjuabbk*
Dr. Townsend Townsend Plan
>uth w hite
w ithout t h *4 a p p n v s l (of ] potty and aaid
iilnnr.
I ami Gerald Rmlth “are speaking]
"If we eoniml the llmise
failed to 'p ro p e rty owners,
K e |m rls inilicnted a*vaults
roads announced yesterday th at
the nation1! elaaa ona railway* cu, r,t
earned |3 3 S j 1.3.934 net operating (hl, (j
Income during the f l n t six month*
w
of 193#, an IncreSM of I?.ft per- | >h<|w
ren t over the tim e peilod last >( Ur
>**r Victor
Income during the first half of . h(,_ n
this year, the Aasoclation *aid.1 jfj B
repreeented an anmisl return of
2.22 percent on the carriers* prop- I
erty Investment.
The net operating income In - | raw,
eluded all revenue* left after th - £ J J |
payment of operating expense*,
taxes and qulpment rentals, but k
before the payment of Interest or / \ o
other fixed charges.
Twenty-seven class one ral wiy* L n i
failed (o earn anough to meet op- Z U I
crating expenses snd taXes in the
first six months of 1D3A. Nine of iu [n |
them were la th* Tastem district. D1UI
four In tha Southern district, and i
f|
I t In tha Western district.
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p
Gross operating revenues for th>-:
U
perkxl totalled 1 1,872.928 ,M67, an
increasa of l ( J percent over the
Dial
f l n t half of 193ft, Operating ex- WPA
pensen rose 1IJI percent.
Indlar
Th* aaaoelatlon added that In been
Jan e net operating Income In- m rdir
creased to 880,312,580, fron) |.3f,. menl
102,703 in tha same month last direct
year.
The
In ‘.ho Southern district the net
1,1 I
revenues were 138458,071, making r d to
an annukl return of 8.01 percent, acnirt
Earnings for fsrrtar* In the W est. «l
ern district totalled 844,333418, o r for 1
a return of fat percent.
pr»i”
rder trial**
Hrctdpts from r t-vomit*-produrlis m aatcr,
prnpetties owned ami opera!*
horn he U ^ ^y m unicipalities were pledged
defen d an t *ut
« i d there ia no showAsuoelatcd 1
revenues j egtled.
The projects are in F ort lly era,
Rt. P etersburg, Vero peach, Sara•ota, W auchula, H om estead, Clear-
Sanford F. iDoudney today was
appointed tax assessor of Semlnol*
CoQBty to fill the use* plted term
ef hi* step father, Alexander
Vaughn, who
su ecu ruled
last
month.
Mr. Doudnay is the Democratic
nominee for assessor aa a result
o f th* June primaries and would
havo assumed th* office Jan. 1
for a four yo*r period even thoogh
ha had not been appointed to the
unfinished term.
Mr. Doudney has been active
In th* assessor's office for a con
siderable length of tim e following
the Illness and retirem ent of Mr.
VaBghn.
Today’s action on tho p a rt of
Governor Sholli was mere form ali
ty.
Following la the telegram which
Mr. Doudney received from the
state's th ie f executive:
*
“Am today appointing you a*
county ta x aixesxor for Beminolu
County to fill existing vacancy
Tuesday's lid**: low, 8:45 A.
and qualifying paper* will be for
warded to you from secretary of M. and 2:58 F l' M-l high, H:ftH
•ta le ’s
office tonight.
B eit A. M. and 9:10 P, M. Bun rise*
at 5:4ft A. M. and acts a t 7:19
wishes."
P. M. Mo m rtaaa a 7:38 P. M.
and seta a t 8:08 A. M.
Miss Elisabeth Weeks, deputy
tha circuit court, today had re
turned to dutlea a fU r a week’* v a
cation.
Memphis Seek* Site
To Train Club He^e
. Tha Memphis, T t M , Chamhar of
Cawssforrw M a y ihatrirod * | th*
U C M m y '^ ta _ m b - _
lean Legion
a t 8 o'clock
•rdiag to an
Com ate odor
A)'j o t
:i i
S t ilt Here Tonight
lu*.
Twenty Girls Enter
Sanford C a v a 1cade
Of Beauty At R i t z
Twenty girls today hid definite
ly agreed to enter Ihe Tavalcade
of Beauty" scheduled for Wedneaday night a t th* Rita Theater, ac
cording to Misa Helen Wellman,
organiser o f th* pageant.
Z boat 1ft other* tentatively
hav# aaid they will participate.
Today one additional local bu>ineaa firm , tha G n'f Refining Cnmpaay, Signed to sponsor one entvanl, hriagiag to total list to 40.
I-astro wU| be added to the show
by tha appearance ef "Miss Flor
id* (Lanina Johnson *f Sanford),
Mia* D ayU na Beach" (Mary
Lm Im
Qseasley . *f
Dsytnru
®***Z)> **d “ Mlaa Orange Coun
ty " (Carolyn Dennard of Orlando).
New# will k . eo atastaal.
" M l Won* * tho lig h t'u pro{ »
b# used by th* Sanford
KReanls Chib fay R* ander-prl.L
lodgad childrens’ agtivltlea.
NEW ORAL BOOSTERS
N Z W \ Y O R E ,-Aag.
H r ^ . Chute* W. TUIati Jr., of
S * fW U * , J(. 0 - hand *f tha
An appropriation of nearly |1,000 wa* authnrtiad by the County
Commission today for old age pen
sions over a period of three months
beginning (Vet. 1.
The amount provided locally Is
matched rqually by the ffilers]
government.
It Is hoped In the near future
th a t the present minimum of |I 2
per month can be raised to 916,’ aecordlng to Mrs Jimmie Ridge, di
rector of the Seminole County So
cial Welfar unit.
Tensions will be allocated on the
oasis of fam l y needed, M ri. Rl.lge
said.
Registration to vote In the Aug.
II senatorial primaries Is not nec
essary, W. J. Thigpen, supervisor
of registration In Seminole Coun
ty, announced today.
%
He 'said the same lists will be
used for the special election as
were employed Jn the June pri
maries where nominations
for
state and county offices were made.
In snolhrr statem ent today, Mr.
Thigpen »*ltl tha
registration
oooka for Ihe November general
elections are open.
It was undersatood th a t ballot*
for the sens to rial prim aries are
now being printed,
Need For Dredging:
In River Is Studied
Th# need far dredging the Bt.
Johns River between la k e Harney
and Palatka la belag glean current
•tody, local Inlereita w ars In
formed today.
A ,le tte r from J . R. PHUfforv.
acting chief of th* engineer* fS th s
U. 8, Department o f W ar, aaid
n report 1* being compiled by th*
Jacksonville office of arm y ongtMm.
T he communication also slated
th at malntenanc* dredging will he
an accomplished fact between
Jukaenvlll* and Palalkal
I t ha* hern reported th at M
fund* ware si lues ted for qpkoep
• f the St. Johns' cksonsl between
Kaafard and Jacksonville.
Cool Is P red icted ' ~
F or D rought Areas
CHICAGO, ■a ^ . Y ^ - gooi.
e r w eather but HtUo llhllbood af
heavy relax needed far th* crop#
*f tha north-central states drought
area was predicted today hy Forekahani wwold laava 8L Lou I, lo- cnalor A. W. Cooh sc a s m future*
■aid a t tha kigboat afaco 1829 and
cash com was quatod a t Ha* hlghh l \ year*. ■ _____ .. _
s ^ 's s r a o tt;'., r
Peace
Assured ^
For The Moment
j
Government
Release
Commerce
were in pruKri'M betw H il'
the (iovernnirnt and Rebel
Public Support. ]Jinkins E n t e r s
Is Called For 1933 Tax Report
In TB Hospital For Commission
T o B e C o m p le te d
Bv M a rc h Is H o p e
Persona who are eligible for the
monthly sums are now receiving
small amounts nf money from the
welfare organiiation, It was report-
A m arriage !leans* wax issued
Sunday to Robert N, Davis and
Ron* Cason, both o f Orlando, ac
cording to record* lit Ih* offka of
the county Jodg*.
d a r k In th* office a f th* d a r k o f
congressional
O r 1a n d o I n s titu tio n L a r g e r O f f i
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Georgia Officers
H old Man Wanted
Oh Check Charge
the
TAI.IAIIASSF.E. Aug, J. i/Ti ( veatigatinn of the
movement ns]
—Florida m unicipalities today re- **a campaign of vituperation nndt
M
. r e i.n l Suprem e C ourt authority hate.”
I
to borrow 1*39,<100 from the Public i Twu thousand delegates
an d .
j j Work* A dm inlatration for Improve- , visitors were thrown into a fre n -!
•r’ 8
nienta to publkly-ow nnl proper-
Dee, at. .
-Traced by a sheet of station
ery. S terling W ., Powell {above),
18-yeer-oM farm boy, wa* Jailed
a t G rant, Neb., on a charge of
threatening the life of Shirley
Temple, child screen *tar. In a
» * ,000 extortion 'plan. Officer*
said he confessed
making the
th re a t and demanding the mon
ey In a letter to Shlriey’i father.
(Associated I’re»* .Photo)
Florida C ities Wunder Assails Townsend
P erm i^ td To Probe A s Conclave End
Florida P ensioners Endorse Andrews An
Borrow* Funds
Pepper For U. S. Senate Posts;
1,000 A ttend
Sessions
I
Supreipe Court Okehe
F r a n c e , I t a l y And
Aug. 3.-IA 9 Judge t \ »• ' d i . « * ■•( »'■
Proposals T o Se Dr.LAKELAND,
Clinton Wunder of N ew ' Undo end Claude IV|iprr
E n g la n d N e a r i n £
cure Monty From York brought th*» rnnvrntion ofTnllaHassre weir endiM^ed f**i
P ro p o se d Plan Of
S tate
Townsend
Club* to a! the D etnw rati«‘ seintio ml ciitidi
U. S. Government *j cloae
yeatrrday with an address | da vies yrstoi»la\
N on-1 n t e rventkm
perm anent the emergency freight
surcharge* scheduled to expire on
Soldiers’ Bonus Be
lieved To HaVe Had
‘Spurting’ E f f e c t
, NEW YORK, A tiff. 8 —
i (API—A mW-iummer p«n'oraftia of broad bualneaa re
vival unfolded today u
W*I1. Street nought to ap1prai»e the autumn outlook. _
Busy ateel mill*, record
ejaetnc power output, well
sustained automobile pro
duction, a high level of re-
NUMBER. 249
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A U G U S T S , IM S
Seminole ("minty support of the
flo rid *
tuberculosis
santoriuni
being established in Orlando waasked today by local Interests
Identified with the project.
Mrs. Dorothy l.smh, puldhhealth n u n s, pointed out that this
rounty has approximately 2ft ac
tive cases of the disease She em
phasised the benefit, to lie derived
locally, from the trrvlcr which will
be mad* available In Orlando.
Mrs. I". M. Krutl, sreielary of
the Hemlnolo County Tuberculosis
and Health Association, also a p
pealed for th* puh !c*. support.
Hho said local group rorisists -if
Hi mem tiers, all of whom are a c
tively Identified with organisation's
program In th* winter.
A press release Issued today by
the .state Tuberculosis Hoard re
ported the flrgt motilh's activity
In founding the Orlando Institu
tion hud been rontpleted.
The hospital Is bring lullt In
the renter of a Hill acre tra it of
land, seven miles west uf Orlando.
It contemplates private rooms for
pay patient! snd wards fur pa
tients to be sent hy rountlrs of
the stale. It wt I be the only In
stitution of (la kind In Florida.
According l* a state statute, p a
tients received a t the sanatorium
must be financed by counties unless
the Individual* are able themselves
to ears for the cost*.
A non-paying person rannol be
entered In the Instiiution without
having f l n t been approved by the
board of rounty rumnilsainnrra
from their county. The person a l
so m ust h are been diagnosed as a
tubercular by a physklan In the
county from which he comes.
It la anticipated Ihn sanatorium
will hare been completed in 5larch,
1937.
Baseball Meeting:
Billed F or Tonight
School S u
te n d e n t Is
tn iip . eii ihree front*, North.
1 < i n tta l *n<l Smith, with fraah
tle e p . I hi ew ii in hy both i Idea.
I
Fiance', apiuirrntly
lucreaaful rffert le haip (ireat Britain
ami Iluly a r i r r to a policy of
i non intervention in Spain era*
leeke.l e Iveil
Im portant Inter.'
nominally nv a tacit goarsntao
ef pence iii Eorupo for tha mo
c e F o r I no lnal . t week'* incident. In which
p e r i n* two Italian airplane, were forced
mi the North African Coast
S o u g h t down
o.tenalhly while carryinf arm*
In the Spaorvh liehela, cauMd a
great deal of unrealnea*.
France a»krd (ireat Rrltaln awd
I Italy to agree with her te ieC
< Spam aetlle her own troohl*.
I lofernm l <pi*iterv aakl both na
tion. would agrre. uimttat a p
peal* are expected to he »eat t *
lierm any, Ituaala ami other ore.
, jor nation*,
MAORI 11, Aug.
'Tlld
i Madiid popular front governmrnt struck hard against Fan*
* cist supporter* of rebel* oppos
ing It last night when It ro*
v.aled that Industries confiscat
ed In tho courae of the civil waa
will never be returned to pflvtt*
I enterprises,
' The move toward sovletlxaUsn,
1 accelerated by the rebellion, waa
made a f te r , the government J f1 (lend demolition of the aaclant
I City of Oviedo, In a dasparat*
| effort to prevent rebel csptdrw
of (Jijon, which would glv* In
surgent force* tn ihq north an
outlet to the sea.
Tho ministry of tnduxtry gt®
commerce revealed th at Ih# Wti
ll scaled Industries will n avtt ha
Cook Ferry Bridge
Needs No Tender,
Regulations S a y
Funds Unavailable
For Road 44 Work
retaining a bis*ball (earn here are
urged ta a tb n d tha lUsebail Com
mittee raafUag scheduled for 8
o'clock tonight a t City Hall.
Purpaid af th* acssion. It wap
understood, la to arranga fo r a
ta tte r financing plan to ho applied
to th* local ith la tle organisation.
With financial disaster staring
the unit lq IlM fa ta last weak, Jo*
Engl*, praaldcnt of th* Chattanooga Lnoko«U; cam* to th* rescue
and shipped enough money to en travel artery ta In g««l
able the local* ta remain In the It was reported.
Florida Stftta League.
Conservation Group
H e a r s Of Duties
R. F. Dennis, aiaU lant district
farm agent, waa hare today to ,confe r with tho Seminole County fed
eral ' soil conservation committee
In relation to the government pro
gram now under way, ,
Throughout tho afternoon Mr.
Dennis and C. R. Dawson, county
farm agent, war* closeted w ith tho
th ree remmRteemen. C. F. I we,
Ralph Chapman and Roy Byrne*.,
Farpoo* Of th* conference Is to
aaplaln to Urn committee Its func
tion in th* oonaarratlan pregram .
i
ItarcehMui advlrea as Id, th t
govronmenl rlaimrd
tha cap*
" tore ef
l.aialda In a renewed
■hive on the Aragon frond
again.t the Hrhcl stronghold *9
Zaragota.
, g
Rollins Selected
As Safety Judge
George E. Rollins today was
named an Ihe firmlrmln County
Judge to select Florida's delegate
and altcrnata to the "safe driv
ing" conference in New York lute
this month.
11. JI. Colsman originally was
selected a* the local Judge bul
could not serve, he Inlronwil thr
Chamber of Commerce, where perseas registered to rom p-te for th*
trip. T hera were 14 who rnteied.
Judge* are meeting in Jackson
ville today to select Florida's rep
resentative*.
The owner or controlling aglttky
of tho drawbridge across th* Bt.
Johns River at Cnoh’a F airy ta
not required to keep a tender la
rnnatant attendance, according t*
.p e d a l. regulations covering th*
•pan received her# today.
Further regulation* stipulate
that th* raptatn of ■ boat i u U *
to pass under th# closad draw mb**
giv* eight hour*, advance notice If
the vtaarl la to pass through thb
draw.
,
Operating machinery of* tho
bridge must n* kept In working or
der and th* span opened a t 1*8*8
every four month* to maka certain
nf a catlsfactary mechanical «dM*
ditkm, sreording i » the rule*.
The act uf special raguIttloM ,
from the Department of W ar, W48
approved July 17, 1938.
LOCAL W E A T H H tl
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ELEANOR LOST DLY1OTIC
Upward Climb In
releases
lympics
angffton And Torres
Each Collect Pair
Of E a s e Bingles
By B. 1L COLLI M ' \ V
IF losing to Use Sanford Looko, 4 -to 3, yetlordoy afternoon
ft oaa 'Beach sot a new league
racord for consecutive losses, this
IMing th* ninth straight game to
, • Mot by tho “ Baby Cardinal*.”
Hays* fo r tbo Lookouts,
, mid Walter Brown for the’ Island, *Va, co-holders of. th* league
I'ygHltg. out reedrd, opposed each
o tte r on th* .mound, urith Hayes
‘having a shads th* boat of It
,
limiting tho Day lone Iteoch
A W /t o dbt bit*, three of thrm
. « t i e infield variety, while lit*
Lookout* wsr* collecting sight
[l*s,.f|TS of them being gt»d
extra base* off of Drown,
aytona Beech put .over It*
t.n rn In the first inning on n
k" issued to Ifoslnekl, first
or Up, O perfect bunt by
ler**n which he beat nut, and
rtslder'a choice when Morton
■d Andersen a t second, Hou.
leMotif# J < w k w U * w to d t.gueilne In the Anclsnt City
riorreW.t Today th* locale
playing In Peytons Beach.
I scoring on the play. Anderlald down, another bunt Id
third Inning which h a'b a n t'
hut was stranded on the
Ti* Islander* added one more
tho sixth on two hlU end n
g fly to right flsld. Their
ll tolly came In th* eighth on
i >Mt and two error*. Th«
)kot|t» put over on* run each
the first, aero ml and third ing and their final and wlttnlni;
re In the seventh. Langston
till starred - a t bnt for the
getting two hits, both
Our Kitchen
la More
POPULAR
----- Than Ever
£ -»
•
[ TrebUng
"King To America
BERLIN, '^ul 7 30.—(A7—Two
■ — t i n ef -Ah* -United States
Utympts ho stag -Mam, featherweight J o e J , Church of- Botavli,
K. T , and Hawaii JClng. negro
heavyweight 'from Detroit, were
removed from th* squad yesterday.
Thg boxers sailed from homo
■hoard tho M , Manhattan from
Hamburg, leaving behind them conHWtlag reports aa to why they
tinning their climfr toward tho
leadership.of tbo Florida B ute
League, lb* Gainesville G-Men
pounded out a 7-1 win over lb*
HL Augustin# Saint* her* .yester
day afternoon. This gow*
vs need tho G-Men within on#
game of flrot place as the Sinford lookouts gained a 4-3 decision
over lb* lesgua-leading Daytona
Reach Islanders, „
Doth to sms collected 11 hits. Al
britton went th* rout# for Gaines
ville, while-BuUond and Schnei
der divided mound duty for tho
Sslnt*. , , i 1'
;
.
Four fast double ploys were
pulled during tho contest, thrso by
the G-hftn and on* by the Ancient
City nine,
' 1
Gaines vile opened ths scoring
In the first by sending three run
ners across ths plot*. From that
Avery Brundage, president 'of
the-'American -Olympic committee,
■x*4***to boya.broke training-rules
and Bey Dart*, manager ef the
boxing teem, advised me to send
them home." Brundfegs refused to
e'aborat*. ”
<Jut , ths,
TV
Deris jpdA X irg ro ^ cheC
* ■hometoyw^"ww/»-*uffrrt/gLom
slc u M a , and. tt*l» jospul etU-,
glssntr Helm Jarrett, ebempagnb-fbvlpg e^yecJbe LtnUsd -j-w-'s ftl^iTirtll -fWumwfag teem, b
ted* so eadangvred the morale of
happily sunning her**It In a dtak chair-abort*'tho liner Manhattan shortly bofsrt aha Mg* db
the boxing iqued that they had
from the s*ued Mr Ye* mush drinking end 1st* Mur*. This picture was taken at sea and leaked
to be sent home.*'
United I ts Us aboard tM-Queen Mary on Mr racer*-bras king crossing. (Associated Frees
Later, Brtrndage admitted that
tnpa. tv tha fja lr, scoring bn*
be announced the boxer's diamlarun and batting In one. t
Fifteen Are Sighed sai upon recommendation of Davis.
Hayes' record now tUml* nt
nothing Of the details
three win* and on* tie gsme in
For Aquaplane;Rare of ”1th*know
case,* he said, "which is not
his last four starts.
under my Jurisdiction anyhow. 1
n s v ro s A dk w it
•1
uh h n s
U)S ANGELES, July N H f ) didn’t knew* the hoys w ers''sus
It n a ln a k l. H i
1 0 k I
—Fifteen brave men already have pended untlf th* boxing commit
A n t -r i.e , Ik .
,
,* 1 * ]
signed for th* 41-mlla CatoUaa- tee Informed ms. They have artel
I»t»Biffin, r f
t 1* I
• Predicts Athletics
Will
“Cause
Trouble”
X n M tin , It
4 1 1 •
Hi-rmota-MenhetUn beach aqua entirely ’ within their rule* and
I H ill nfthitm , M
1 1 0
4
Before Season Is Finished;
plane marathon, Aug*.'1-3.'
\t IV11^ mqn. l b
I 0
l 1
A field of 80 stoHef* la -ts^ rights and It le exclusively their
Kvitlt*. ff,
* # ° !
Five
Tied
For
Second
'■.
■M rtrlln . r f
■*
*•
•
pec ted for this "story-book" race affglr.”
Hi*Hr hi. **
* I -*1 J
Davis, only American Olympic
of
■
porta—the
only
opaa-eee
llt'jw n , p # *
* *
? !
* 1
CHICAGO, July 30.-VF)—'The th* season still to be fought out.
official connected with the esse
xHlotnlckl %
f
1 0 ® • New
Vurk Yenk'e** * chinch ‘to ' "The ‘Yankees havo a fins performance of Its kind. la the * k s would dikeuse k, sold depar
world,
end
th*
longest
attempted
win
the.American
League'
title!
lead,"
Mack
said
a*
he
mentally
ToUU
** • 11
ture pf th* boxers would not afreet
r .‘ : ' ~ T uA ^rom i »v ;
Not to venerable Connie Mack' shuffled and reshuffled his pitch- anywhere.
The 1UM race, ssenbd' of an Amet lea's chsnc.es. Chester Rutccki
era,
"and
they
are
playing
vary
whose
rlghth-place
Athletics
are
of Chicago wHl'raptac* King.
r l m*T.
! 1 J S
I.wnMMtMft, rf
J 4
u "going to cause a lot of trouble” good baseball. But, my! Anything annual series, w ill; fa*tufa .the
Because of th* publicity given
t'e tis . >N
4 J • J between now ahd ths .windup of might happen bofore the end of ninth annual water (port*, carni
the case of Eleanor Holm Jarrett.
T o r r r s , th
t I • 4
val
at
*
llermos*
Manhattan
the season. Itlstrur, r
♦ • * J the season.
backstroke swimmer who was dis
>
litint'itn, r f
t i l *
Mack, 73 year* old,-going on
“Thera ere five club* prac beaches, Aug 1-3.
missed from th* team last Thurs
O y .r.u .n , If
t i t *
It
all
hagan
whan,
'
la
'
1*14.
74, did not predict disaster - for tically tied far second piece,
M s lih r . H i
1 * 1 4
day for drinking, It was believed
liars*, p
t # » I Joe McCarthy’s Yanks** today. Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Chi Frank Pamlaman, 2X0-pound' Dong the American Olympic officials
But. he couldn't see where even cago and aahington are only Reach (C at) flraman. became did net ura'ot to discuss ths boxT o ta ls
>* • t l l>
i* | L tM # .| fu r fsVBiiB ll h ,
a club with a nlns-garxe l**d and four, and a hall game* ap art A the first person to croee Catolto* •ra* departure.
channel by equepUne.
re — P u t in t fur | ir« w n t illgood? baseball big, winning streak
t>n>innji llwarh
N®
*!•— * ploying “very
The next year, deapCto • lean
considered anything pne of them ahead
HBiifi.r.l
111 • • • !• «— • could be
or un-bcllaVar* who i Inlisten "It FOR .SALE; Young pony horse.
It u n i; f ’U r y , I j i n x il o n , tliatrur*
■lumped."
H a y i i . IfitB ln k l, ihiH M tn, Ikfnrtrm.
Hie own team, and th* S t cimMn't be done," 11 vaatnro- .. 4- year sot*, Reuonahl*. 906 E.
K rf»»n»: C a l f i i , tHwtruf, M lt tl* - time tMy wsr* never hauled hy
Louis Browns are tho only clubs some, young men began the. first
min.
Itu ri- tiwttril In : M orton, MMtln* ths Saints, although th* visitors definitely out of
it, baseball's “
anneal
Viintl,
Mur tin
f *n ten,
O v e rlirin f* did even th* score at 4-1 in tho
dean said. The Athletics, though,
ijifl'IfMlBrNi, Torr»i, Two In n h11■t
Mlefruf -Oiwmlrwrl, f*iinNBlnft f. sixth Inning when th# G-Men de- will do n lot of damage th* rest
CLASSIFIED ADV.
T « r r # i , H to ltn lif t M ii Jlowlukl, l U r - funs* crumpled momentarily,
of the way in.
r l f i e t i ; l.onK nt.m , M itt l.y . D a u ltli
Bonner end Pitman were th* bat(ilibyst l l l l l l r m i n
to H im in ik l to |
"Thl* combination we’re using
Andi*rM n; leFft **n tt«B ««! l u y t n n i |tlng store of the gam*. The dimin now is th* best ws'va had this
i ; jtfinfiird 1. H hbb i* on h i lit of f utive Saint Inflsidsr
hit safely season," he said with the charac TRY "SEMINOLE CLUB" the
ttiiffi i l( Iff own 3. Hlruek out hjr
two for five cigar—with th*
U*Yr« !>, tlrown 3, f i n * 4 U»Ui: three limes In a trio ef appearances teristic enthusiasm which sssms
lifttii'k I,
i;m p tr* B !
H h «p «r(t
and at the plate, while
Pitman hit to grow, rather than dwindle, 5-cenl quality—sold by meet In
H uriU rB , T im * « f wain* l-ST,
safely thrs* times In four trips to with hie year*. "I really Ilk* It dependent merchants.
the platter. McGowan, Gibson, myself. Everything Is fin* except
HAVE TOOK WATCH repaired
Bevel! and M cttillrn each came th* pitching. If we just had
by on* who really know* tow
up with a pair of hit*.,
pitching—
Brlgga. Jeweler. Mac. Are.
Steaks
Chicken
Chop Suey
'And youll Had
It
; right aad leryed right.
Mack Fails To See Where
Yanka Are Pennant Club
Sure End to Chllk
and Fever!
BEE REEL AND Bona,' M l W.
F irst S t fee week-end bar galas
m need cart. The** c a rt arw prlcad
fo r atralght sal* with to tn d a -
d /lf F l.i.
B earf 'altVaa
♦ N n p b tmOt trouble-frae to atay COLORED OIRL WANTS
Tbg RoUetor cold-making
aq maid or doing ,w«
Alias Henderaen, 11t l •
in acydaofcwmuladv* power. None* open*
n p g mw «ortd of Bcdted currant end W
911 Aprleog A v ^
Colored
TO* MICTWAJlTi
^ -L. # _ _Jl
SARATOGA. K.' T., July
*0- —r i p r " Hieiocig Saratoga
opened lu n m iM r meeting
triumphantly
y*stordqy „. ae.
10,000 spectaton watched tb*
fsraous silk* o f . Alfred G.
Vanderbilt end DeWItt Pag*,
Bristol, Conn., sportsman, earlied to victory la tho head;
lino attractions of tho • procram,
Mae die, speedy brown ion
dw*Bo»tonlan-LittU Flro, modo
a show out of bis flstd to
bring tbo block and wit Ito rac
ing) livery of Stable Ownor
Pago to victory In tho Flash
Stakes over 5 1-1 furlongs, as
. tho VondcrbUt entry of Bwlft. ploy and Baraga finished sec
ond and third.
In th* second feature, Vanderbllt's
fleet-footed
Ally,
Good Gamble, oatfooted a
eraall field of five starter* to
win* tho tenth running of tho
the heavily ‘backed Bation by
V. h o lf. length, with Cycle fin
ishing third.
Maedic won tbs sixty-sec
ond running of tho Flash
Stokes, worth 93.250 to tho
winner, as he and hi* jockty,
Eddie LiUenbergsr pleased,
soring his fourth and most
notable victory In 17 starts.
Under the alert Litoartbergtr,
he broke from the harrier
like a shot, put daylight be
tween himself and his field,
and won In a brtexs by four
lengths In th* creditable tlmo
of 1:00 3-5. Heavily backed
at the last minute, Maedic
paid off at only 13 tq 6.
Mafcsie Leaves To
Play With Augusta
PAI.ATKA, July 30.—Eddie
Ms sale, rookie outfielder far the
Aielens, who has bead with Ihg
club since the start of the *<ae
son, left last night to Join tM
Augusta club In the South Atlan
tic League. He will report to th*
Tigers tonight In Jacksonville,
where they will meet the Tara.
Matsle Is th* first rookie In
rg.tnaM *
n V r n l relief far Ualatfd
r*l TXetdees Chill Took I
—w
Vanderbilt N ap
Wins Feature A t
. Saratoga Start
□ N LY
h>*»
ALL-STATE U m
XU la tbs ^eit u k jr:u
d e * * Out h ’a richer,
i
w ib x***
w l t vo—Low* d*sated!a halfdede*
waKa.and. atrWk sal. the. asms
numbsr,
. ,,'t .
”
• • • r w a lh
fielder*^ chaise aad stkteaeis* sfe.
>Im by Bbnmopa - aad, Hold*to*t
on Ice.
‘ & k g 'H h g a
hi* stuck on
onsU ugtt^agglatt.L
^ c v oj hlto n r h .
Souvenir Va
500-year-old
than bO rhcg'to
to a kvpp a / hi|
Tba-loeal loop
rirvull and It"
�Sanford la The Only Central • ,
lldiU a City Affording Rail. Highway
And \Y«Hr Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936
YICE-FRESroENTIAL NOMINEE
Says Preservation Of
Free
Enterprise
Is Greatest I s s u e
In 1936 Campaign
Vivid Mark
) V a c a t io n ia ts
COLA,
Iw h Jtfc raorwd iHRUid .out o f
lla ilc D
near
S S f » J p t fs
cau3d
NUMBER 238
•rench Capture Italian |
Munition-Carrying Plane;
Spanish Nuns Assaulted
LOYALISTS GUARD BARRICADE IN MADRID
CHICAGO, July 3 1 -(* )-C o t.
Krsnk Knot, accepting tail nl*M
the Republican nomination for vice preiident of the United Bthtra,
belli, up "the preterite Don of free
enterprise" u the lu mil mental Ueue e l the JM8 cenipelyn.
„ Fennel) y tab lac bit post aa ru tnina-m itr to the p in y 's presiden
tial nomlnif, Got. Alf H. Land-m
of Kan***. the pub liber of the
Chicago Daily New, itruek out »t
Whit he ci lied the "hysteria! *X*
periment’ of the Rooievelt’ Ad
mlnlilritliin end ded*
that
America once more hid nich ed “n
point where the blue* slang the
trill run out."
"Two wiye He aheitl of us,” Colo*
nil Knox told Me Chicago itidlum
■uilirece and radio li-tener*.
“One lire alone the apparent’/
e»«y Tilleyo of a n-gimrnted so
ciety, m m U lned by > petemalli*
tic government which falsely proiuliei to provide Ita nubjrcti with a
ircorlty that men mint to pur*
chile In the peet by Ihrir own of*
fort*.
"The other lie, alone the runted
height* of eelf-eupport, eelf-goveminent and eef-rrepect.
“Which will we choose 7
l*oyai troop, ore seen In thli railiophoto guarding o barricade In n Mad
der
“The answer la In your handl,
the I know w hit It will te. Next No- In on the Spanish capital. A loyallat, hi, head in n bandage, grip, n rifle,
end rernber, you will choie the Amorl- claimed the revolution hid’ coUapied, but KH*ri*l commander, predicted the
cm way."
|A,iociated Press Photo)
---That course he identified with
the program offered by hie party*
*i n
"America la too youag. (oft vlgRoosevelt Says
i c - u « * c — raye three!
le ts
S e a rc h
o r , L o s t S h ip s
R t# ® u lf‘ of
Established In 1908
w H a n j e W .P io p e rty
damfcn.but flrit chacka r*vehlid no’enaufiitlaa
. Cfcnp WaKon and Valporstab Stported wind, of W to
100 NUoe an hoar >• the storm
rrossgd the coaetUne, Tbeo Staff,
Camp Wa-tew botohaan, Hid It
waa 1 m ' w a n t’ of aia tropical
Storms i*e h n experienced there.
Tito* Ashing eahoonera were
reported m ill Inc air1 the itorm
M cM L'.Tto -Sam*' of Nlcevillo
•W x 'ri* aboard, the ’la tc h o m m»t;.ef OSw te HPetersburg)
i»d
the
i m
O W
f ,
M R
M M
■•‘Ttopon’* out of Apalacht*
M Coat! Guard dispatched
to'look for the beeta but
id u belief that they sought
before Uto Itorm hit thorn.
Emergency Crop
Loans Available
-HereTomorrow
Slight Delay To IIq
N e c e s s itated As
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Blanks AreAwaited
ad II M u r* k ith .* * • • itruek.
l o s t of 1,000 raeort traeatlonera
at Camp Walton moat of them from
Alaiiitna, sought U k t around
dulIn# the night oa advice of Ibo
Cuoit'Ouord.
■i Wtbdi up to .M milo# on hour
lUd .heavy u ln a wpra experienced
] Loyalists Open New
1 Drive To Retaka
Zaragoza, Hueacft
B e f o r e N i^ fa lt
Drunken Soldiers
Spreading Terror
! Snipers Use A u t o s
Mounting Machine
3
rentw l am i a h u g e
I ta lia n 1
seaplane
wax
neixed I I I j
Frcntth Morocco to d a y
an.- •,
F ren ch
R adical
S ocialist* .-A
voiced a fe a r of Intem atfortV - •-< i
nl rep e rc u ssio n s fro m 8 p a in V |
fo u rte en d ay rev o lt.
The
tri-m o to red
p U t* .
A
forcetl dow n on c o a st, c a r ,
ried g u n a. A n o th e r, w hich
’
rnshed and burnel, was loaded,
with machine guns, bomba, heed'
grenade, and b o m of ItaUaa IB*
l munition. The third plane, perl of * j
■ rvnutfcil f iitt of six inrouts tb *
I
‘Give And Take'
Spirit Important
QUEBEC. July : u . - W ) Presldent Hooievell, respond*
Ing lu ■ irtiiieitdvua nvatinn on
hi* jirrivjt'e Htn» Im liy,
“frillk dealing,
c©-r>|M'r*tliin
And the sjiirit of give and tak«
Utwten nations ia morr im
portant than rver b*fur*."
...
,,
IHK iiihliuiic g u it i ■a'SMWU ~
fit
Hr painted to t hr long year*
Application,
for emergency
Sanford’s bniibill
ittuillon
Two aerious traffic problem,
streets.
of friendship between thr U ni>
Saturday's
tides:
low,
12:37
A.
crop
loan,
ore
receivable
tomor
look, mure pessimistic snd gloomy
Involving one wreck and another
’
^ eV'
and Cannta ns an
today thin at any Unto during the M. snd 12:34 P. M.; high, fl:3'J A. row In tho office of the county rd
n mmaring apeeilster, occupied
*-,r
riamjiie
to
other
nations.
M.
snd
7:10
T.
M.
Sun
rises
at
8:43
film
agent,
It
»
s
.
announced
current season, Charles Wert, pres- j
KofKrvtdt
came
to
oil
I
on
the
A.
M.
snd
sets
at
7:21
P.
M.
Moon
thli
morning
by
It.
Dewson,
ident of the leal club, u id today.
Canadian governor-general.
He announced the ie!e of see- rises at 6:30 P. 61. and sets at 2:63 Seminol* County Agent.
A. M.
However, Mr. D»w,on »uid,
Iin
tickets,
authorised
Tuestlay
to m u b il* - h i l i ’ m r . l . . I h . I n d u
qc
W itlbe» Qoypoa H id;U to
application blank, hevo not ar
n ig h t' by thi^ Its it l a II U’ommltenco
of
alcohol,
and
Tim
Merrill
p
Q
r
n
n
A
A
U
/
I
n
n
n
Q
»UrM would -dimniafc hi laUmity
Partly cloudy, oecaslonal shower, ! rived here
yet ind It may be
tee, lad met a most di-cippointing
of Jackoonvillr, wa, releasetl V ie l U J I
*»»
** I lla f ll W
M ,H poind ever U sd la a north
In northwest and extreme north I toms dayi before he con adept
rc,|H'nM’.
after posting bontl ftdlowing his
west direction toward Atrvoma.
Mr. Wert rcllcrilcd with tm* portion tonight and In north andl request! for loins.
arrest on allegation, of speeding
More th in HO Seminole County
central
portions
Saturday.
Kv*
Lost
year
groweri
In
this
phisl, tb it the l*>obouts limy be j
and reckless driving.
1 boys will leav, Monday for Camp
He stated that payments dur forced to drop uut of tho F'orU a j turns Northwest Florida: rain county borrowed approximately
A police report said Tyler Winona, In Volusia county nqaf
thla
aftsrnoon,
partly
cloudy
to
ing tho current week had been State league U-foio tho season is <
$26,000 which directly applied lo
took another person's autonio- Del-eon Spring,, where a pertloa,
by no means unsatisfactory, and finished unless a startling flanurtal unsettled tonight and Saturday, the agriculture industry in thi,
bile without
permission and of tho group will spend tww
warmer
Saturday.
Shifting
gales
that several largo bUla In or- Impnivemeat U forthcoming In the
•action. There Uan indication
wrecked It a out :! A. M. i t Dark | weeks and another portion will
with
horikana
winds
in
vicinity
tooro hod been paid up. Other very near future,
that that figure may be equalled
Avenue
and
Twenty-Fourth reside for tlje entire month oft
holder* of *l*sbU delinquent to*
"We hate a payday to meet to* i of tropical storm Friday, diminish- again thli year.
Street.
I August.
accounts have promised to meet mirruw and' nothing to meet it Ing and becoming fresh southerly
The government allowi a farm
Investigating officer* said the
Herman >Morris, director
the deficiency, according to Mr. with," Mr, W ert said. "Uisatull to westerly wind* tonight. High er to borrow is much a* t'Jfi per
vehicle careened for two blocks the camp, said he expects IM
tide*
until
tonight.
player, have to e l t Just like anyacre up to a maximum of “0
JInkin*.
before It finally rime to a h alt.1-coming comp to be the beet to
(SaatlawH aa M l' fl*e>
* c m . Fund, are to bo used
The collector Hid that of
Tho car w a, said to have'cllmbed hla 11 y n r a ’ experience dlrofto
U
.
J.
G.
Michael
of
Sanford
left
u tfly for puichne of seed and
course ho did nqji expect alt tho
u curh and followed for one Ing boya' outings,
today by automobile for Ft. Ben- ferltliirr.
outstanding bill* to bo mot,, al
block, then to have skidded,! 6lx eouMelon will osslat J K
nlng,
Go.,
whoro
he
his
been
as
Mr. Dawson said an Interest
though ho Indicated that settle
1 inlleil over and over, and turn-1 Mortis in the activity. They,
signed to a two weeks' period of rota ,of five percent is charged
ments thla year may show quitsAgree To Sponsor duty.
bled for another block before ore Sydney Nix, Byrl .H ind*.
aa Improvement over the . part
and the entijd loan ta payable at
] ending In a m a„ of wreckage. I Raymond Monaalvatge, Ro m I
Beauty
Contestant
the time DM crop, for which it
twelve month*. *
Tyler, indieo said, miraculous- Altman, Jock Bolt and WUlUgi
Dsn Copps, Lookout outfielder, was borrowed, U harvested.
Under the Florida law, a Ux
ly escaped uninjured. A physician Leffler* All have had consider^
waa
released
by
club
officials
toThe Texas Company. Sanford
Experiences In this county
certificate draw* Interest a t the
examined him lh l,Bmorning. Of- k^ls experience In Scout u n t o
show that by far the greater
rate of f8 percent for the first Bulck Cnmpany, the Nihl Bottling day, It was announced.
fUrr, Wilcox ond Howard made ‘ Forma .o f activity to * ’8>
year, 10 percent for. the' second Work, ami tho Standard Oil Com
the arrrst.
part of earnp routine are IM L
m
Waiter and Carl Fesselr
and
year, and tight percent tor each pany today worn added to tho list
Officer Wilcox also arrested aid, swlmmlpf. llfe-HVtng, rif^J
of business firm* who wi I spon Ksrlyle Honsholder wl'l leave to
succeeding
year
Until
redeemed.
Merrill who early today roared ling, handicraft and nature stady.
A U s L T b o t b*
"The owner of o place of 'prop- sor an entrant In tho "Covalcado of morrow for Dallas, Texas, where
C to -tra rt,
they will attend the Texas Cen Third Amateur Night
Beauty"
tchedulod
for
Aug.
S
ot
erty baa two years la which re
tennial Exposition.
demption may bo made,1’ tho the Hits Theater.
Program Is Prepared slaters,1 Mrs. Lillian Caudsll of
g t f t
Mis* Helen Wellman, organiser
ooBmtor asserted. “All redeem
U
| t i ( J i Zr.
l-akcland. Mrs. Anna Amsrson and
Tho
Sanford
Poet
of
the
Ameri
of
the
pageant.
h
U
26
Sanford
,,A
j|
ing
operations are handled
Tho third in a oerlea of amateur Mrs. Lens Briggs both of Tituscan Legion wo* well represented
throagk tho ofttM of tho clerk Arms so far had (greed to enter last night In Defend where the might performance* will bo stlged vi te, and Mrs. J. K. Dcneff of
.p sl _
__ l a _____a . a J
l . w a girl In the formal beauty parade.
n
Sanford; and one brother, Herman
Funds from tho venture will be Voluto county poet played host tonight at the Kits Theater.
lleneck* of Msrrits Island.
Following is the program.
handed over to the local Elwsnla to a number of visitors during a
BUly Parrish, botltono; Anna
chicken pilau supper and dancing.
r.s escorting, F a r m J n g C h a H ip lO U B A
toasa bars bom mailed by Club and utod to benefit under
Louise, pianist; Ralph, Ponder, 1
privileged
children.
Jtohtos that personal prop*
Mid
imitations;
Raymond
tills-*,
f Inspect Local Art%
Approximately 40 girls are ox*
. t o n s HO also to receive
animal Imitation,; Joo Cook, ting StewUrt Is Named
pec
ted
to
nppepr
In
the
pageant.
tom ,-0W Monday. DetinEgg-Laying Contest lag and Up dancing; Virginia
Thro* prlse-wlnnlng
Futood
To College Board
atom to this phase of Uaa- Tho winner will tern pete against
Smith, Manhattan dancer; Robert
Formers of American from South
but istsr rrconaidsrcd.
100
other
Florida
elty
winners
to
Regulations
A
r
r
i
v
e
h* H * Wflt h* dealt with
I Know lion, laiophiioe novelty; An
Carolina by two Inatructoia (topped
Msp>reU p te w ijt of Sanford
ha. tooPSacs of in execution a Anal rantost to be staged on Uto 'At Dawson's Office gus Harriet, balodtst; John Kin;;, today wsa aotlflod of K[s appoint
hero today- to im port JHswkwilo,
troodwilk
in
Daytona
Bosch
early
Vocalist.
tho n r i r t i t l to the amount to September,
County agrUultar*.
ment to Ibo BHrd of Govsrnora
The sm steur program Is an add of George Military College where
Tho boys wars Raymond T ito
ed attraction to the regular fee- he was graduated.
rla, cotton champion of Booth Car*
tare, "Don’t Gamb o With Love."
ollna, Billy Cart**, hay thamptsm^
Simpson
Tha unit, an entirely new ven
and Raasem Rogsrs, earn chkmn
ture
at
tho
COilfff,
will
bo
occu
Breakfast
plon. C. 0 . Zimmerman and E.',B,
pied In itsl*ling the Board of Di
P w k Avenue Poll
Garrison, voeatioaet agricatowg
rector* who authorised formation
Requires Few Days of the new group.
teachers wsr* with tho yoothaV -•
-•
-t '"•> ♦ *
—61r. Siesrsrt has been raped by
. Borer*] days will bo required Co!. [). C, Woodward, vice-presi
LOCAL WEA1
ta complete the canvas* of Park dent of the institution, to furnish
Both mother and child war*
AVUSus between Tenth and Four- a picture ef h|m*«lf which will b* reported doing w*IL Ei-Klng Al
toeath Streets to obtain public hung In a prominent pise*.
fonso. who has besn visiting bis
TineUoii toward establishing a
friend. Count Meltsmlch, s i the
fQBag station at Thirteenth snd
latter’s castle s t Edsnigswsrt,
Farit, City Clerk F. M. Lsmson
Ctechaelovskla. was espected to
•
to
il
today.
CASTEL
OA!
yesterday a
com* hers tomorrow.
0 . P. Paatan, City building July 31.—MT—Blebop Milhari
Tho Princes* of the Asturias,
tato itto r, Is making the survey GsUaghtr qf Detroit was nceived tho former Princess Moris Mer
n | will b* □aaki# to contact by Pep* Plus this morning. Bishop ced** o f Bpiubon-Rlelly and bar
{toTth* residents of tho area Im- Sch r, mbs of C’evsland was given husband. Prince Juan of Spain,
Ittto to taly lined sooto a r t out of sn suijjenco preceding Umt of hove boon living la Cannes for
•emo Ulto,
„ .
rts
J.» Seminole Youths
: Leave Monday F
v
%
•vCi,
j ;.. a,L.
�V
m P A y , TJFLY 31,; 1936
Herald
THE HANFORD FORUM
M o rtg ag e L oans: :,
Th* Editor.
' «
/]
Bastard B in ld .
Th# Hartlta* t o t n fa yadr tern*
of Wednesday last l a . sorely «
masterpiece. 8* Hah fa aerates,
to abjact jw i rtin ta< ua,-s»raytoto
New to the time to buildi and p*y for
Atillev
nee
thanri
outlay____1
perI . mffiith
mffhth
than’'.present l#wt
tow
_ — ft_________ * » __J - -- _ _‘ *L
federal Housing Admii
this over. C. JL Hoyd, Sanford,
will In* -at# admit* th a t not onip
V I _ _ _ _ _ 14
1- a
_ a V _____ _______ 4_____ U _ V
3
f » t aoundi like tha Townaand
Plan on hla mind la likely. lla,
however, deta a r t aa* vary spe
cifically what ha wants in to do
a boat itl Aima t PtaUbMoo wa
can’t help him except la aay that
W o re the advent of H th a n wara
■omathhg Uka U I |M saloons is
L_
*{#»«»
healthier, x n to w w r w t o t i t . M i M r*
V he!ter carrying qtjalUtotL, ,
;\
•.
t **n
teas a r t fast alighted balateat hurricane Ignored
tetavnr became of that fellow
'sold ‘th a t tha depression wav
Magical—all in tha headf
I elghteen-year-old boy wLo
fa fas* far* Inches toll - chn
ha accused af net bsrfag
of Setter bualneaa conditions, the gorernttWt
year ending June SO, 1986, a total o f ' IMC
sea where the Republican
kffaetdantisl candidate la go*
fa taka a trip around the couniMfh acme Prank Knox.
Tapper and Hendrtcka both
far tha canal to the Indian
tt oaght to oa possible to
•draw pragm a on It before
lav. OhoIti la gatting a lot mora
lab the*« dago than be would
If ha had decided to rum for
feast*. Bach ar* Ui* penal*
straggle far the other Ren*
a l b * * resolved itealf Into
fast between Car lien sad
fro. Alt other candid*tee have
'‘withdrawn or been dlaqaal*
Premier Mussolini calibrated
fifty-third birthday tha other
f,1 and he hasn’t learned yet
it If you carry a chip on your
raider Jong enough, sooner or
ar you'll find someone who'll
k k It off.
Las* than two wakka ago Mm.
HBaeu Franklin of Miami, muthr *f tv a children, was killed fa
I.UbteaMbOe accident. Nine day*
to r her, husband, father of the
pt'thfM rta, was killed fa anothf highway wrack. Thus two chll-
taSfa Boris list government
eU srlag aeatteg to th* aid af
te Had govern asmt with arms
taftoaae "to keep from hofag
wetted by fascist dtetatorV Maw i t only remains far
i *U heap from hofag aurU saia* to the aid «/ U«
•d bp -Red dUtatonhlps."
** h a n t o w f t g w j
I f Mr. Hartllna want* additional
to rfo n isla d w ..thie aagfmi Information of this sort aM-amStar:
n t » ww.wrif no adaaafa orator tha av tk et 1 would suggest That ha j
toacnaaoddftaataeaetaelpw anf
a«k on# of tha many Townatnd
Tha calcVade paapto and tha G ab members in town for a copy
White d a te w ntlarw d will main af the Townaand Ready Reference
aa good rirenteten at money aa bank, which la Indexed in each a
aasld ha wtahad fa*/aa thwt la wha* manper a# to enable him to get
la wanted. And to Imagine th a t any the arnwrr and the right one to ev. I
p— tower fa U* right mhad would, cry pore lbI* question. Tha study
flak forfeiting
bfa paaefan by of fall book will maka an f i n t of
mafafatafag loafara. la unthinkable. him.
jm
A sy paMia— , father W math-1 Th» "dumfmeaa"
Mr.
ar. Is « t liberty to a a n far their |H artllnr <«nu «o pleased to at. uets of our coentry to ferelgn
Mm children while under age, and tech to hlmeelf there muat he aome* lands for tarter, trade, aad «pe:oto bay anything needed far their thing to it, because over a year wtlon. . . . The privilege of birtoi
tvUthvn until they are employed ago thie writer took infinite and rxcrclilag tha righto to profit
ht-tha'wages that wowid than' pre- pain# to acquaint him with ail de M • are obstruct rights, bat they
rail. Great minds da a c t have inch tall# of the plan, but It seemi aa are not the right* th at lead fa the
p art thought* about thair> fnl'ow If he had a plan of hli own In mini, u n it lie of tivliligUan, but tha
mem. On tha oantrery, they gal or mays* ha thinks that the editor rights th a t lead. th ifa ita th m . It
behind # v « r garntaa attem pt to gf The Herald has one up hU la thosa rtntracU right*. ,t*at wa
H f t th a n vp.1 .p>»
I alecvp At any rate. It la quite eel- ora asked-to enforce, Instead af
•th # Townaand H an la this gen- dent that the ased we eowed fall dealing with them,'-by j aopunona lia attempt to abolish tha one on (tony ground Insofar aa tha era. u om methods. Tha man who steads
b lrt oa a rich country—poverty. To dite Mr. llertllno la concerned. by hi* country today I* tagged by
Malta w a of Its citizens that are Hare's hoping for Improvement)
the war jingoes wa pnvGorottlV
n s # 'Walesa Insofar aa they w aG. M, DOUa LASS,
Uut th a t dean not hooka him.toJ*
n s t o r are prevented from buying ■'Editor's Note; llr . D ougin.’ Colonel Undbacgh wS* a.fifteenomr products which keep tha suggestion that Mr.' Hartline's let- year-old tad whan hi* -fklha*- atat*
cd these words, and tO)k Ihq *c-
038,878, or an Increase erf 188 percent In afx year*.
Since 38 billion dollars to an liwswnprehetislWa figure
to most of ua, It should he added that thto'aW 'rtprtM ifti
more money by twelve billion dollar* than all tha axpendlturen of our government during tha first 127 years e t Its
1918. Furthermore, the L
.~
existence, or from 1789 to 1916.
total
expenses of tho government doting tho six years of Hi*
AS THE TWIG IS BENT
depression, Including both those fund* raised by M utton
, * By DOROTHY THOMIHON
and by borrowings, were |37,740,600,000, which' represent *
an expenditure at the rate of two dollars for every one What moved me most about Colo Irrtes crowded,” write* Walter
collected by taxation.
nel Lindbergh's speech fa Berlin MI1.U, *oy a brilliant assemblage
on Thursday was tho memory of
another Charles Augustus Lind
bergh. Notiag the date! July- IS,
e , I thought af tha-data: April
Interesting facts pertaining to the manufacture of m
1017. A t that tlma tha United
watches 11 aroi found >1n >tho current Issue Of 'th e I,States,
by a combination of gwvae,
-Literary Digest which discloses that 1,800,000 watches Influence,, propaganda,
and
were made in this country tost year, that half avOnt*. the tree facte about which
of them were wrist watches, that on the average wa are only now taginnfag ebjacthey tick five times a second, 18,000 times and hour, and tively fa realise, ta d drifted to the
point whore wa* was faavtlabU.
167,680,000 times a year.
"The watch engineer's job Is to cram 178 parts into A counter which three years aarlier
had boon unaatowusly of tha optoa space not much bigger than *' nickel," says tho Digest Jew
O u t tho w ar whkh bad begun
"Fifty of the porta muat have freedom'to move, and vr* In -Bwaop*
waa so canoarn af aarai
cry ten-thousandth of an Inch of space muat be used. The a t eon try -which, 1,000 mite* ratotal mlmber of manufacturing operations involved movad from tbs train baa, was ov
reaches, 1,600, and about a third of the parts are so. erwhelm!ngly fa favar af neutral
small they must be handled Tihder 'a mlciMeeope.
’ ity, had gradually taeam* ataaaaad
"Smallest of the watch paKs ana the screws turned m ite tha war (p in t until tha few
Into the rim of the balanoe-wheel to assure a perfect' prates taut voice* waas haiag overequilibrium; 7,800 of them would be required to fill a shouted, by- tb* we*M-be warriors,
ha'rial mad far tbsmaaWa* a mo
thimble. They are made automatically by acrew machlncs, 1w
nopoly af patriotism. I «m neither
and aro so gmall their threads—360 to the Inch—th a t they to
young ear to aid, t a t that those
Watch
have to be cut by diamond nolnta.' 1 !l"' * *'»
•■ > ,
"The heart of a watch to the balance-wheel and hair
spring unit whose vibrating back and forth mskea,/Jthe;
Watch tick and regulate* the speed of tha hands. Alley*]
which do not contract or expand in cold or-hot weather
muat b« used .In thsir manufacture, dot -tempersfure]
changes otherwise would affWt ths regularity1of the Wk>tiotf. The balance-wheel and arm moat b* made of metal
containing little Iron; otherwise the w ateh’bright become
magnettoed.
•
tv
o
i .........
"Gyrating back and forth 18,000 times an hour, the
balance-wheel travels 4,000 mile* a year. Ite nlvbt potato,
the s lu of * hair, are of italntoea stool; andWto
bearings, rubles o r ' tapphlres with tiny shafts
through them, muat bo provided. The bearingr- must b*
polished so that no rough apoto will-oat through the etodi
pivots. Surprbtagty, thto job pnm* quito rimpTg.,Th.
eldd bearings, strung on * ffi»o'Wlr*tHke Mitoany
but with ‘ground diamonds dusted bflto tho wife, are
back and f o rth on a table, <- ■■J
. :■
"It takes two years at the drawing-board to i
new Watch modal. The preparatory cOdt buy rite to
aa 1100,000, for expert I
era, ' inditing elach
by hand, must conatniet S working iriodoi. fVodoetk
SANFORD
wi?
IN PREFARING YOUR SEED BED S^
. , , tha Supreme Court, aaatad , . .
before the Sifiaker’a desk; tha
Cabinet on one tide, while behind
them the Diplomatic Carp*, fa full
evening dress, occupied a place
upon the floor of the House for
tha first lime In anyone** memory.”
It was fa the midst of an ovation
unprecedented fa American history
that President Wilson read to that
aaaamblag* his message declaring
war. Tha tense enthusiasm and
amotion of tha assemblage hardly
permitted him Rt read tha message
through and tha dtelaretlon of
war ended fa Ma hurricane of cheer
ing." Thoao war* tha daya In which
aayen* who atili had doubts of tho
war to maho tho World Safa far
Democracy read hlaiaelf oat of
history aa a traitor. Aad It was
than that Charles Augustus Lind
bergh, (tr* of lb* trans-AUanlic
filer, stood together with six out of
alghtr**lght senators, and fifty out
of 4U congressmen, who voted:
NO.
Last week Colonel Lindbergh
•poke fa Germany words which
ware carried around th* worid. H*
spake fa tha midst af a Europe
which'is sp longer drifting, which
la raaktog, toward war. Wifb
simplicity and candor ho addressed
U s boats, aad especially hi* fal
low airmen, fa word* Intended not
■ten* far Oermaoy. Bo apoka ,u
an airman of "our responsibility
to creating a groat fares far da■traction.” Ha taggad th at avia-,
tioa JwtHjr tha eombtostten of
Power aad latolligai aa. IU prayed
fag m m w typo of aoaurlty, "which
mate in fatelliganc*, and not In
facta." To hla words n far-off ache'
stands from to* dusty page* *6
th*
Congressional Itocord af.
liter. 1, HIT. Mar. 1st was tha day.
PHONE 475
era] censor*. In It, I am toM, he
prophesied the breakdown • of tha
International banking system as a
result of tho wsr. After bis fsta)
stand against the United 8Uta*
entering tb* wsr, be cepfd Jtal
spoilt in puhlle without .being
threatened by mobs. In' 1018, when
he ra n 'fa r gbreiwor,'on the ticket
of the. Non-partisan League, he
was howled down As a pro-G#rm«n
and n traitor. Nearly twenty
year* later when ho Was dead hla
greater courage: To risk death
as a hero, or to risk calumny a t s'
traitor? I’arhkps the. alder Lind
bergh thought of hla non, whan
ha heard kbt co league, Rcprrsanla t iv * Kltchfa of North .Caritlfas,
another af tha toilful men,* m V:
"I know that for my rota I shell
bo not only criticised but " de
nounced ftom onft end of too coun
try to th* other. Tb*N»hol* yelp-
•.*?«* fcA sr^ tti:
qnrncaa to hfai**.’f. nsvn dated to
heeitfte.to do hla duty aa 0 * 4 gavw
bias to da* tL* ............
Who today, looking, about upon
a world aMstogratod by unampfay-
r ^ " S , X ''S a s t " i
maka.tho world aafa," "tb* war to
aad w ar"! T* ftod wcrd* whteS
still rfag true *qs mu*t ga bock
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FI.dftlDA
flights would hv v*.'Hiluct«d short- company, will participate. It a tio ^ o st uf around I73.00Q, according"
will b* granted landing -facilities to official information reaching]
in the United Kingdom, Canada, here.
. ..."
Newfoundland, and the Irlah Free | The contractor la the B. Trauger
S tilt .
(Construction Company, LakslakdJ
and the contract price on tlM
building la $l7,hi*,V The contractor
nominated hy the government* uf Contract Awarded
hat been notified to proceed wltly
the L'nifrd Kingikim, Lhe Iriah
For Guard Station the wink, the preliminary phase*
I'll* .State and Canada.
of which are ripecled to get undart
I » i |«*i i i I airway*,
which for
way within a few days.
,
you a ha a f own a regular serv
The .tuti.in t* to w- located Ml,
ice ronnevtmg England with the
the inlet cut through the laland and
European luntinrnt nnd India will
will face loth un the Inlet ehann$t
ic nominated by England.
-4
arid Indian River,
In rrluiii for landing facilitiea
granted . y the United State*. I’anAim.-rli.in \irnaya, a United Statea
K ji o x Shoulders Trans-Ocean Mail»!
Thide iv u iio u cu inpanlei. ha
G O P Nomination Passenger R o u t e said)
will combine in a joint npeiattn a company incorporated to
For ’36 Campaign Proposed In House direct the nervier. - They will be
I r<***
Social, Calehdat Gives
Knitting Party
4 Ffn« hi*# «H*l
Lo n d o n .
Jd y
tt
promise* of an easy wuy,** he add* prjjrct«l trmna-At anti.* mail an I
frfe a b e ih fr« th v in n :
orous, to W *|ecrti«'r«;| by the fall®
Personals
paseeiig'df
jtr
««■r* ii *■
vv i n 1 ao-
yrstoiviay in the Hmmo
Colon* I Kroia farther prinlee* mmtu-ed
1
An informal knitting
waa
hi* peraonal allegiantr to "that of
< t ftmmnm by Sti P hilip Sussum ,
Mra.
J.
C.
Albritton
will
leave
held Thurtday afternoon at tha
MbKt»A^
•
(treat governor of a prairie alate, i
home of Mia a Ciliabeth Meth«ln, Monday for Baltimore to apcod the n n t preaidenl of the UaltH under-necretaiy fur an
AIt hough Sn Phillip -tit id» ileflTha PteslnrteTtaii Auilllary pie- on Ptrat -Street. RnlUjng waa tfta two waeka.
Stair*-, the linn Alf Ijimlon."
,
ale eflll be. bald a t San Laodo. principal activity th root bout tha
niu*
itate f^r «nM n' to *t*rt, he
“It I* no owlmary campaign
•’Inna* a t |:0Q P. II.
afternoon. And Iftht r tf M m a n b - Mra. Hah Hall will leave Sun which ronfrnnta u»." he continued. •««id experimental lontC'distanco
Ciiwa Member One of tha were eervad,
day for poinla la Georgia and
*
“It la no ordinary political choice
P in t! 'Methodlit C harth wiH Thoae attendlni warn: thk Miaaeo North Carolina.
that the people of the country moat
meat a t SJM P. M. w ith Mra. S. Carolina Cogfcuvn, Avia Packer.
Kircboff, Mayfair BoUL
I Dorothy Pope, Ifrlm Doeglaas, Io
P. D. Cobb left today to viall make n n t Novemtwr.
“In every alert ion the people
Circle Number ‘Two af the na Mae Rocaaan, Fannie Bigger*, relativei In Tarpnn Springi ami
-T o -N ig h t—
muat decide whether they' ahall
P in t
Matbodlat Church will Anna el e Methvin, and Cie hoateaa Clearwater Beach.
*ay: 'Well done, thou c - k1 and
Itirg er W r s lf r ’H
meet a t S:M with Mku. J- N- E.ixabeth Methvin.
AleCaak111, Roaa Couth.
Mr*. W. K. (Tarner and Mia* faithful servant.' '
AMATEURS
OF THE AIR
Circle ’Nnrnbae T h r o e o f *» *
Helen Gamer have returned (rum i "In thia first and mdlnary t<’»ue the prrsrnl Administration u
Hilly Parrish
Raymond
P in t Methodist Church wilt meet House Party To Be u ahurt »lay In Miami.
found wanting
Itarilnm *
Anim al Im ll
with Mra.' Oi J. P0p*,'191U San*
"It hm failed to meet its re
Given In Daytona
ford Avtuoe a t I:t0.
aponaibility for*the orderly, ev Clrfle No other Pour o f ' the
Angus H arriett
John Ki
nomical and siund ad mtn Iat rat Ion |
Mr. and Mra. M. B. Wlggtna.sre yuaat of Mill Eugenia Pierwon.
P in t. Methodiat Church will meat
Iktlladinl
Viicalla
of
lhe
affair*
of
the
nation.
------- w lthafrh. narry C. McMullen, 200 giving a hottae party thia weak-.
From the day i» took offleo it;
end In Daytona Beach la Aoour.nfX Ifro. ’ Ceotg* Watnatein Vffl '
"aapi* Avenue, at 3:S0.
_
Anna Idiuise
JoeCo
- CWete Member P ire of tha their dough Ur, Dorothy. AmoniT leave Sunday for MUml Beach rtnharked on a *ern-* nr hysterical
S in g in g and T up D nncing
ai^wrlntenl*
mi
I
hi
woii.unie
life
th>Ie
planning
to
attend
from
Hanr.m
.jn
until
the
flral
of
HepFIra| Methodiat Church will meet
of a burdened pi ople "
at TtSO p. M. with Mra. M. D. ford are: tha Uiaae* Karlin u-mber.
The epenkei a-d.-i.-t thnt rl t
Virginia Smith
‘I’alnMr, llaV n
Palmer,
H aiti
-—
Reel. Elm AT*nu*
(
Whttrhurat, Elizabeth Leffler.
Mr. and Mr*. R B Rl*er re- time when untv-o-mly co-operaM n n h atln n D nncer
Bobby Newman, Doug aa titan- turned ycaterday from Charlotte,
Ihri
P*tar*on.
Ilanrv IN. C., where they hava been *aRobert Knowlton
Bridge Luncheon Is atrom,
Wight, Ruddy Biahop, and Ai rationing.
N o tc llv Sav>phiini*l
*Given For Visitor Wallace.
-------—-------------------Miaa Freda (ianaa. who haa been
On T he S creen
J. U Gklloway entertained ■ae*
r*
weva eta a
riaiting here during her vacation.
yrotarday afternoon at her home Miss Grace WhlddDn will leave Sunday Ui rrw m r her
nn Magnolia Avenue with a
l a n . l o c i n r U n m . e nur»*'* ‘ralnif* «" Tampa.
bridge luncheon In honor «f
Mrwi James G. Sharon, J r , who
Mrs.
Clarence Donaldson en- (fternoon for Chiczgo to vi
la yUiting In the city.
!)« „ A> Sml
A' gue*t prlle waa awanlnl to tertalne.1 at her bom* In Ijk e j , UBhUrr(
Week*.
Mra, Sharon, while high aeore Mary with a party In honor of jU nit
_____
ptlia waa won by Mra. Jame* G. the birthday annlveraary of her
Shahm, Sr. Mra. Andrew Carra- sister, Mlsa Grace Whlddon, yea- Mr. iB(1 Mr*. U rry Ken
relumed from louiaiilJe,
wayt was tha recipient of low terday.
Thoae attending -were: the *|iere they have been visltii
■ rstt prize.
Luncheon waa aerved buffet Mis*™ Betty Brown, Irena Ap- atlvaa.
_____
faahlon In tha dining room, where pleby, Florence Beat, Ruth Pugh.
Anderson,Ruth Smith, Mra. R. A. Newman, M
rose* and various other garden Ruth
Whitaker,
Mary Ellen A. Adams, and her mother
fin wars wire used for decora Anla*
Bailey, Jane Cochran.
A. E. Hill, left for Coroni
tion. Lionel Appleby, Johnny Davla, spend two weeks.
Tbos*
present were: Mra.
-------James G. Sharon, J r , honor Howard Butsler, J r , Jack HowMr. and Mra. Robert A
guest, Mra. James O. Sharon. ell, Clarence Donaldson, J r , GorS r, Mias Jane Sharon, Mra. John don Lee Hhriner, Bill Matthews,1and children, Thomas and
Mi-lath, J r , Mra. Joa Meiach, Mra. Sheila Beat, Tom Beit. Bob cea Mar, left Wedncuday
Wild Canary Turns
Andrew Carraway, Mra. Lloyd Brown, Dud Bennett, Marshall ing for Newark, Nrw Yu
... ■
m
w
F. Boyle, Mra. Roy Hollar, Mra. Email, Mr. and Mra. C. Rudd,
Back On Freedom
Miaa Adelaide Higgina,
W. C. Hutchison, Mra. Georga Mr. and Mra. W. A. Brown, C.
Ik-Cottea, Mra. W. A. Adam*, L, Colby, Mr*. O. II. Skrwee and Mary lllggina, Edward H
THATCHER. An*
l ly m __1
and Ed Higgins will leav
Mr* Emoat Galloway, Mra. Nor Clarence Donaldson.
I/T) A wlltl iiin jiy t 11 in .( I,or back
man DeForeat, Elisabeth Ann DeIon frru-dum yi-sterdas I , * niati- I
Mra. Fred Gleason and M1m
Foraat, Mrs, A. W. Knot, Mra,
anil family life m ih u m gr,
T. L Harris, of Macon, O a, Mrs. P rance* Eoater have riLtznad
Mr. and Mr*. I’eicr Thuritnn I Mr*. (Irani lltngltnin p l u n l h e r 1
Frank
Chase, of Wtndemere, from Tampa, where they hava
pet rntiiuy** ragi- m thi- sun. Soon, j
Mra.. Hawkbvs . Conns Ily, Mrs. been visiting for tha p u t weak. left today far Athens, G s, to *be *nlil. she wn» altrm led by a ,
tiait tbelr daughter,
UurUhy.
Moatoe IKtio*; of'ja'ekaon; R ita,
W n. H arm an' Uerria They will be atcompanled ny Mis* wild canary, fiet king at the window I
and Mra. B. P, Whltnar, Jr. ^
jiani*
Lunahaon guaata, war* Mra. Hol and aon, Bobby, and Mr*. Clara Sadye Matthewa of Ocoee.
Opening the window ami h-Himr J
Stamper
will
laava
Saturday
for
la ml I» Dean, and Mlsa, Ifaiaa
Camp Winona, on the other aid*
Mrs. W. M. Haynes, of 207 W 'th e dour t.i Her bird'* rage « | n . l
Anderson, of Now York City. of DeLoon Springs, for o month of
Eighteenth Strait, haa aa her Mr*. Ilingiiain left the room When (
•amp. They wl.l have aa tkslr guest her daughter, Mra. Jlmmiv she returned, *hi -aid. both hirdx ]
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Preston left gueita far the week-end Mr. and Handa, of Orlando, for two weeks. wore prrrhivl within the i>ge
Mr. Sands la attending Camp
yr*terday morning for Knoxville, Mra. J . M, SUneelpher,
Foster In Jacksonville.
Trnn, for a visit of abont ten
day*.
n ta x tieetl can lie l.tnuetL All m li'n ip lin ti* are handlrtl th rm ig h th e o ffic e oT th e C lerk of C ircuit C ourt,
an d ull ta x d re d i in.aued hy th e sa m e official.
I'K R SO N A L P R O P E R T Y T A X E S
N o tices aro b ein g mailw l to th o se aguinat w hom
pcrnnnnl jiro p erty ta x ed a re a«ae*.*etl and not paid,
theae. ta x r a m ust he p aid on or b e fo re th e d a te of ta x
wtle, A u g u st ;l, 19.16 u th e rw ise exe» utim w will be iasuetl an d c o llu tlo a m ad e by levy nnd sale. T h e law
p ro v id es th a t all ta x e s a.**e.*eed upon |H*rtmnnl p ro p
e rty , fro m th e d a ta o f tuich aaaeiw m ent. shall h av e all
th e fo rc e and e ffe c t o f a ju d g m e n t an d execution a t
law ag ain .it th e o w n er of *urh p ro p e rty .
r
/ v * --
features
ta
Mr. and Mra. II. ’ L. Wlngard
and Vlvlenna Wlngard hava left
for their homo In Auguata, Ga,
after spending tha paat two
weeks aa tha goeata of Mr. and
Mra. Joel Field, W rit P in t St.
get complete motoring satisfaction
SAT. O N LY
Extra Special
Fried Chicken
PRIED CIIK KEN
RICE & IJROWN GRAVY
GREEN PEAS
TOMATO SALAD
HOT ROLLS & RUTTER
ICED TEA. COFFEE ..r
MILK
for
M ill
roaftb*
and building malarial*
of all bW a
oa m
Him port fM tho
moat raaodoable priara
You m l NEW PERFECT Ell III DR tl).
I.IC BR.tkkfl C« yimr own safriy sihI lb«
u m irf i,m h y \ iJitvinf
u itin
|M**vcrj ifiry are iftin mjrt*
•nil imuwii/ia-iI-«mting |jy«kro rvrf built.
C i t i hiA fn lu re . . • |I| i (h e v ru lrtt
syeada Gel ibis fcalur*. . . get • Cfmvrelatl V '
lirakfi srr
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RICE ft DROWN GRAVY
GREEN PEAS
TOMATO SALAD
ROT ROLLS ft HI TTER
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MILE
M ail Aad Wstchta
You need KNEE-A frr ION WHEELS* fee '
mallei tun safety as wrll as msiimum TDiaf
COmfort. They "step oter” humps aad kofro
—•limioale ear pitching and loaalng ' gif*
all pssarngrrs a smouth, steaily, lev*! r ijs
over all type* of roeda sod w l all —[fall
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lays—prv*rnls drafts—afhnlnatra clouding ef
ika wimldiwM—and givve each pawrngsr Indiridually r*wtnJI«l srnliUtisa at a luurli uf the
mguUiur. Gel this feature . . . gel a Chevrulslf
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12 radio station. (a the state.
rn o r u rg e s
COOPER .VALUED A T . *5,000,000 IN MOVIE SUITi
Bath m*n mill* a plea tor saltM unselfish effort* to ad ranee the
t Floridians
Sm art, U nite
Ceremony HonHead Of Elks
a c k s o n vill e
(fOKVfLLE, July . I r - W
rnor Bholtx, responding to
and itolUtary welcome upon
1ral from California yaaurged hla audience and raeners to "bo smart; unite
Ufa's chief eircirtlve, who
ited grand exalted ruler of
l' In Lo« i, Angeles, waa
by public offiaUle, buil
ders and a throng of prl;lxea* as b» cams borne
reakfaat, a reception and a
in, at which Shot's and Senbhin wore principal speakid a special honor meeting
JCtk* lodge were, principal
« at the procram.
luacn and naval reservists.
Mad* and .mutoresde, from
sections of tho staU film ed
id . In honor nf tile governor.
mM an Informal review of
\kn by Sholtx ind Loftln
ufctit over a network of
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“Florid* ha* good boslnes* to
day net by accident, J,ut.by toopm tlve action^" the «o\itm*r
u ld . |U a. e action to the highest
efflee' In t)w Elk* fratertilty, he
added, waa considered by him mil
so much a personal honor as It
waa an honor to the state.
“T m yolny to try to awaken in
the bcirta of American* an apprwclatlon of the priceless privileges
wa enjoy," the governor ata.ru-d,
adding that ha waa "proud of tho
enemies I’re made during my four
year* aa governor."
” '
Loftln referred to SholU* record
and the pnogreae of the state. He
u ld the governot'a election to
head the fraternity wo old redound
to the Elks' benefit and will "trlny
another honor to Plorida."
“Florida," Its governor pointed
out, "be* no Ineome tav, no In.
herltanee tag except th tt Imposed
by tha federal government, no tale*
tag, no unpaid bills except cur
rent ones, and tbera le money In
the bank to take care of them."
Governor Rho ts slid he Intend
ed during hla travel* a* grand ex
alted ruler to "let everyone know
what aort of people we have In
Florida."
.
Applause and laughter greeted
him when he esaertod "I want to
tell you Tvs yet to drink any Cal
ifornia ortnga Juice."
citrua imiuatry.
The governor etreeaed the lm•*l hid many peopl# ask me how
pertanee og Florida'* advartlalng to lerom o citixen* o f Florida, t
p nfram aD(j pitn i to dortlop th r wasn't ab * to pcriuada tha sovie
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Three Italian Bombers
Are f orced Down While
Over French Territor
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f o f Bread
BOTH >*-
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TONIGHT1
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VAMPA, July 31—(A V - Claf*nc* L Sullivan,
42-ytar-oUI
fanner r n l father of four chll*
wa* • given “fair" chance
today to recover from an rreasculatbn operation he arid per
formed on him Ust night by
twu men ami three women.
He was foun I on the highway
near Plant City. He told au
thorities that two men and throe
women whom he did not know
yavn him n ride tosrmrd Tampa
where he was hitch-hiking, to seek
a Job.
They robbed him of five dol
lar*. nil he had. he said, and
mutilated him, leaving him on
the road to die.
""
up Cakes
tokies -•
1 Do*, of Hack
PILL5BURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY
C elery
Industry t) move over hare Just • Wallin Berger of tha Btaves
now, but California Industrialist!, •ays Claude Pasaaau, PhUedelpnU
are looking ua over with an In rookie hurlclr, I* aa feat ax D lay
terested eye."
Deah.
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•Deputy Hatton tolk'-l with Sul
livan let-ire he wm taken In the up
endin g rmm an-J said his welr-l
story w n , puxxling ami threw littie lii'ht on the situation.
“ I levyietl little or nothing about
the care," lln tton slid. "The insn
told me he was -oaten and rnbla-d
of *.'• hy three men and two wnmn who were unknown to him. II*
■uid nothing atou t the attack and
when I ii-ktil hint about tin t he
as id hi* didn't know anything shout
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U. & No, 1 New Jtreey Cobblers
PINEAPPLE No. Wi n i
Jewel
BALAD OIL pt. fa n ---- -
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CIGARETTES p k f-......i
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GRITS 4 lb. pkg.-..
Fancy Blue Bom
BULK SUGAR
No. 3 Cans Standsnl
....
Fri.-8at-
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CORN or PEAS 3 for..^
Quantity Right* Reserved
Q u a lity D e p a r tm e n t
Tender
ROAflT. Beef of Veal Mb.
Lotn or Rib
LAMB CHOPS lb.
CHOICE
WESTERN
h o - O - L a m b lb . 1 7 c
Leg-O-Lamb lb. 2 5 c
MOc
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SNAPS
eo. a
A10c
to 129c
Apricots
PEANUT BUTTER
MUSTARD
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rNMTCM-e
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Baby beef Chock
Roast, lb
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25c
BANANAS 5 lbs.
knmsh
tn -r
rn iu iii
2 lbs.
15c
25c
Lie r
butter
ONIONS
APPLESi 4 lbs.
21c
g
CAVALIER VANILLA WAF^BS *C
CAVALIER GINGER SNAPS*.. 5 ^ o
ifu RCH'8 BALTIN ES
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8BA VOOD CRACKERS
g
BURCH'S MALTED GRAHAM*/}* .
4 ro lls
1M
Spaghetti
flour
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POTTED MEAT
NO. 1-4 CAN
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PRUNES
Kerosene
(K,
MILK
Me
Cc
J V
25c
4 NO. 2 CANS
10c
* w v
SAUERKRAUT
NO. 21-2 CAN
> * r KMK.II, ri..»JV OH BLICKU
BREAD
14 oz. loaf
16 0Z. CAN
r,,K K *M « n
SPAGHETTI
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OLIVES
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OLIVE OIL
COCOA
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Cc
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CAN
3
1-4 0Z.
Jar
ic c
8 0Z. CAN
25c
SALAD DRESSING
0L ja r
WESSON OIL
(1 Pt. CAN
25c
25c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
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(■WIMqTxa: lM:roarr>
9 0Z. Bottles '
D STORES
IRD, FLORIDA
F R I-. N A T .
RIBS
TW ICE AS MUCH
lb-
103H. Mi
office
ti-uj.l
Bacon
lb-. 2 9 c
Bacon
lb
ROAST lb
STEAK lb. \
Hash 2 cans 2 5 r
STEAK lb
Apple Blitter 1 9 c
FRYERS lb. 2 7 c
TWICE AS C 0 0 D
Ne-HI Mottling Co
'Independent -Jiem e
Owned and
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appn> •* h an«
f«r f« • t »1 f/* • mill Mini |'ii 1 |K»*t*tl
to be ai'i'livil l*» i rliry ifinwiiiK.
Committee Is Named
To Probe Everglade1
Conservation P I a n s
Sausage lb. 2 5 c
m n eer* ao M » iD ----------
W ith
T h is A d
JURE
2 for
ISC
NO 3 1*3 I INK klu \ \ IK II I IIt.MI
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1 runes 2 cans 2 9c
L E .K
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DATES full lb. 17c
2 Pkgs. Post Toasties A l l
Pkg. Post Bran Flakes
Pkg. Grape Nut F l a k e s r ^ J l v
TUNA
Sardines
Lettuce
can
|Q c
Snacks 2 cans J i s
Lemons
Potfftoes
Powder 2 cans H e
Sausage lb. 20C
All
Sardines It for 2 5
wj|i»| that hii
not
MANHATTAN
MARKET
F ranks lb.
18c
•••••ten iu n :\* • t-ir
of
Hr nl*o r:»llr I upon imli\ id .ih,
they attcmlcd hull trimra
.r tod, to lirlp th<* r.icivrn.rnt i up
**y ftoyin^ i tickrt.
WEST I'AI.M lIKAl ll, Ju l/,
Mi. Wrrt p dfited out that | oi- 31.—(A'i It- |,ri-»i-ntative J. Mark
tlrally e^rtty cunt of tho tro?*v
Wilcox -uld yntrrdnv SrcrvUry
y*id in ailnih'B.'lp lorn! hpll play of g\icricultui v Wtill.m* hud ap|Miititri| u a| mciitl rumitiltlrv tui
■tutly the Lvrrvrladrw with thr
vi m of wot kirn? out a rotnpn**
, M’ii / mldiiVy Null! \ n le n-d InritUi* roiMrivation proirrum
I
riling the trull, al.iut wliat h< it,
III ItJilrd on thr rtiliimittiv, hr
tally kn»a*. Thtt will make it
••hi. »n* S II Mi-froiy, thn*f|
lifflrult 1 1 trnke a th r, uh in- of thf llm run of Airrlcu*tutc
/c.Hgntton bul I am gmng to do
Lnirinetitnr; John H MujcnTRi*,1
he t n t I c a n .
"All that I know aU>ut the cam chmf of th,- lion no of I'lunt In
ihirf of
tow U wlut Hu’ mutt t >1,1 me and du%try; W. K.
thr Huri-nu of (lotiiieiiy and;
hat la practically nulhing."
H itt n did not get tu qucxtlun Soils* h II. Wiitkinir. chief ot
Jluah a . to how or whvre h« fuund thr llunsii of Aifr i uttural Kco
tullivan tu t .aid he h>|>i-d to lo tiomlcv, ami R V. Allison, of thr
cate him and attempt to earn Hun au of Hoil CiiiMirvillon,
Wilcox raid thr rointnittfr
something more definite about th e
ptohably will tout in Weal Ihiliii
cnav.
Antioch I. four end a Imlf mil,-, Ihaeh In Auirii: t f«»r ■vvtrul
northeast of Plant titty. The aci-tto wi**h»* Wifk. It i-* ripectetl to
tf the attack, according to Solll- make pro' •Mv'i'* for u autvi-y of
»»n, la several mile* northca*! uf | lh« Kvtrrlndi •<« nrm on wliiilt
Plant City, Indicating that he wn. i* commvndat umi will hr Imirit
either walking to or front hi. homo. and Isflalatikr memaurea draftetl.
I-m>li left the hospital before iffirer* eauld question him.
Itroort* from Plant City bt»t
night! said that Sul Ivan wa. a
member of a family which fainted
to >>mo extent in the Antioch sec
tion. ami 1* well kn,wn In that
c.niininity. Bulllvan hVnaelf wadcacrlted as "unemployed."
U tile was kn„w uf the alleged
incldtnt in the Plant City section,
HA. WATKRMKI.ONS
but the opinlun wa* expressed that
CAROLINA ('ANT.U.l)l'PF-S
Sullivan might have teen tho *!r
CUBAN AViK'AIKW
llm of becktvood* veneganre. lb
FLA. PF.R.SI IN IJMKfl
ha* a number of relatives, inc ud
( AIJFOUNIA CF.I.KRY
Ing brother*, sister* and cousin*
Also
Taatatore.
Bananas
Beans, Letlurr. etc.
.William Bake well, screen juv>
nils, U b a d In Dima after hla fir.
season on Broadway,.
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O N I.Y
K • •o fl’H > • iM itr
money fe»» m*rr«iiu* t•• n, il. err- '
tain 11 •*.!1 fneut% to in , ImimIk.
AIom
than
lo t
S« nunolr
Count, f.itmtr* ohtminil rmorCvntN h a il. In wt jem
Uiith • plMVIntrii, at | |..i tit In
f ™
Kofular
or Pal* Dry
•Don fruit flavored beverages—
Omncc, Grapefruit, Llm* Dry,
•WW«r cr Root Beer
GROCERY
S P E C IA L S
by Whit-li a fclo*i t is I, tn.If.| Ri 1
CASH GROCERY
& MEAT MARKET
GIINGER ALE
Meat Market
mentw »lu h lie a* till.ill * under
tho f< «|« Ii|| .*.,1 c,„, , , v 4l| |tl|| |,|AV|
BACON
K
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PEARS
5c EACH
I 'I * TOMATO SAUK
10c-
•ro not t•• N* i <*nfti*>«>.| %%ith pay-
ahr l her
CORNED
BEEF
tJUIOI H I
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BEANS
dcxign.ti, ,| shtt tly a- I., tn-
ritir rlu bi ami U h er orirtni«.i
ii riiiirin’ rih*.!
effort toward prutlui'ini? r'i'li hy
Ihv «alr of thr »i*A*on tirkrU which
allow tni» ndiniikion to the mmulnder o f the home ru n ic« *M*
year.
%
NO. 1 POTATOES 10 lbs for
PEACHES LETTUCE
TOMATOES
M»v%
The fnrm agent , nipbi ,/, d lb,point that | hr- crop
tiona to pul foitli
lu v .t
15c
9c
A
caronia
4'/iC
2 lbs.
b it s
OBELISK
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cava
17c
Ballard's
eg
£
F resh H a m b u rg e r lb
S*v%tl» COUPONS
OKRA
lb.
Yellow Squash lb. 5 c I.AMOM KKR1IAV
EGGPLANT* ea. 4 C LIMES
doz*
Rhubarb
finer evaporated milk
money urnli-r the 1-111, riri-m-s |,i„ .
grain. wllboii|.|i in -,,in, ■,, iinn-i-s
tho Him- hn- l„, ,1
-,d, isbly
longer
The dull officiul IhU uiH inii;
BANANAS
(,V» —
Or -tin ii ,1y, ,1m,in |,.„ ,|llv n.,.
required I.. rnmpli-lf all lij,,.
action
in-, i-s-a* y | *,
Im-itiw
niwdr « »tr.ni: m-jH'il fm Siiiili't'l
1
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rcp-11 I iMiMuptly in IJUS
• arh « r r t t«Vrn »y !*•» p i .»n
»v r r f r r r m
(fc per head
PORK SAUSAGE
Potatoes 10 lbs.
Tomatoes
Ne
^m m i
B
Fresh Ground HAMBURGER
SIxICED HAM BOLOGNA
LARGE JUIjCY WEINERS
PASTE,
TAPIOCA
9o today*i mar- ■ ■
kft It la a super
A fourth Italian plane, bclh-vt-d
to bo a unit o( the ainic .qunJi.tn,
was furrrd down In the t e l f<0
miles o ff Oran. Ships were rushlay to rccue three survivors re
ported tn bo dinging to the wings.
A Be gian commercial plane flylay to M*nrUl*. K finer, from OrAit, ii|h tp i| the plane In the writer.
One «»f the tri-irotnrr.l alrpLnc*
crmihttl near Nvmour*, A U rrii.
Two of the n e w of flic w r'r Illicit
and thr tlitve other* were ir*»vi«!
Trent h uiith iiltir* nai l thin plane
was si ms*.I ttith five murium- et.n-*.
' Another lantlrtl unlYly «*t |,|,|e
of Oran
T N ....... . •on took o il ft,tin S .r
iltnl*. II linn- wne.l i»‘:tn,| m the
Mctlil crianinn.
11> r of them. Ilf licit niim lri. J
ROAST lb.
ViniilTIA (OOULKM
4 fo r
PEARS each
N*JWI T t l l i r I'MIIMXT
STEW lb..
TOMATO
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Cuban Avocado
Serve It Icedt
i^ Pound
O(
PacKage *
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H 's fa n c y b «»t S treak O ' L ean
--S ld w W h lta Bacon!
STEAK. Exra Tender lb,
Avocado P ears ea A q
B U TTER 4i 7c
w ,,u t s
Standard No 2 can
TOMATOES
PRESERVES
WHITE HOUSE
Evaporated
Round, Loin, T-Bone
LARD 2 lbs
BACON lb.
BACON
lb.
HAMS
lb.
Ohekw-Boned A Rolled
19.
OUR .OWN BLEND
India Ceylon
KETCHUP
Steak c15c HENS lb. 23c
lent Branded
S T h’A K S ^ I ^ j i n o r C l u b l l L .
5 lbs.
With 52.UO Grocery & Produce Order
Country Klst
G. D. CORN cut
CHOICE
WESTERN S
BOKAK
N ajiv, Sliced
TISSUE 3 roQa............... '.
Meal or
RED CIRCLE
•Mild and Mellow' 'Rich and Full Bodied' Vigorua ami Wlnoy
C A T S U P 14 o*. b ottle___
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Your Choice
Potatoes 10 ^ 29c
Sacramento * ‘
Tomato Juice, Jumbo can
Cornua Tolltt
EIGHT O'CLOCK
bar. officials said.
J ly
Lookouts Facing Emerggency C r o p
Withdrawal From o a n s Available
F l o r i d a League e r e Tomorrow
IfM ltaB H lr«n* pmm* ••» )
body th e . in.I lh r y \c $.» t tn have
money to tu y f«n>«l.
**At prerent n r jip utmn<t $1.
00 In the iciI jn l have f l InMhf
b ’nk. We h i «• nh lit $tlK) in
rhamrv blit tha I cannot Ik? touched
until thr m il • f thr nth* n. *l»»*v
it In Impel!iti\r tlint tin1 im otinl
Ih» krpi f»»r a Inm office fund.*
There m .H«iiur intli-nt t-m t i n ’.
If Neal fin rt.iul nup|M»rt tan nc
\ M illed , th e t ^ n lt t u v . a rl •»
may r me forwuril with another
•Iona(Mill t.hicl* woiihl make it | n*•
•iblc to m i thro lyh thr *-rUi*.
| ,M*|ilcnt Wi rt |Miillte-*| •• *1 till!
«mlv il i f thr f l -r.i til t.-wet*
hair been t A m o . l i y |i i v n.
*N» ore niiKim: mi V.*f lit i . tile
Freshly Roasted! Freshly Ground!
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ORAN. A lycrli, July 31— W ) Thrae of a squadron of six Italian
tcmblny plinaa, which French au
thorities said were flying to SpanUh Morocco, were forred dewn yc»tetday In French tetrUnry.
Authorities *ahl member* of the
tlx-man crew of one r f the planes,
forced down in b'rencn Morocco, de
clare! the squadron w ia going in
a “special m l'in n ’’ to Ns dor,
Spanish Morocin. south of thu
Spanish leliel
hcid<|Uirt«-rs at
Melt la.
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Thi* plane, which landed tluee
mile* from the ntoith of the Moulosya River when Its gasoline was
exhis.sted, bore no identification
marks on its wings and no num-
LIMA. IVru,
h'pnnUh IllnlOrr l.'is A n lii Tiscar, trehrnv I ye*t> rdr.y in piolml
ag.ln-t th, h-.'liil "..••iir in Spain.
“Becittre llm roim ninial party
prevail* n or ron-td .ti nil govtiitm rn l,' he ‘-ail I <,•«<<<|ucnlly
r*«lcn I? ii'pir'entalion of the
Madrid gmirmiu-nt.
Butter 2 lb. ja r 2 9 €
17c
Cuts Native Steaks lb. 25
POT ROAST
Hamburger
lb.
FRYERS
lb.
12C
SAUSAGE
SPARE R!
BACON
lb.
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>mpano Man Scales
17 Peaks, Covers
(
v & r * - w > i -M
Iht of **•
*55*¥IMS,
?J5r
« > 1<» Ik* swath
Aswan*.
« i u U Lho Irk <Uy of Anneal.
K L A C 1 D , N . T ., Ju ly 3 ! .
^ADtaroiardlnr
fourr^ rn ln -
lilt.
IMr tkWfc ' h « Irmvatd Ihtuukh
■lovo tt>* cloud*. If. I . MaT*
*>•*- «d*o«•rk
l i f P*mpu>v>, El*., wound up
*»
I raurt-lt* I ra < m t M th* float N m >
]tfo r fa flra moath of Aow k . J I M ,
,«aM witch la ( W Irk 0 » r of A a s k ft
taut* ]•ik
1
* Tho SS-yOar- >ld n l r i i i i m ; n toln dlwfcer m id h - hid made a
T f f t t n l aownt of 2-V>M fed, lx-ttt r t n r 'h li re M id nr two year, ngn
by M C I foot Tb* time rtnpii'il w i i
U hakro and 65 minute*.
I
KlUolm laid hv took only tins
t u i a 1half hour* fur real and refroihmont during hi* Inna hike,
*LfA
t a. _ __i., Ul______
- wkleh bacon n r l y
Wendo»dojr
nKrrnlky, Fmxl wee re rri.il to him
’ M U tU y before neon Wcdnanday,
when ha waa at Iho >umniit of
M n n t M arry, ami a f iln latt ni«tl*f.
*». tlk fiu yiu d only a hand 111 -III lit lit
and M pack.
• ■T b a Kloridian’a journry tnok h lia
a m t o n of Iho h lf Hr«t |>r ik* In
Maw York Itdlc: tlorrh, M il u p ' ;
. M tln lfre , 5112; Sklinkt, V M anil
Jla y iU e k , fo m .
•Lbft Week Malcolm1’rlalm nl a Burgln I . DoaeeH (lop), educator
M l record for rllmblny In lho of Jachibero, Trin n , and Oordon
I White
M ouhUin*, covcriri; r».'» Browning (below ), an allorney af
Munllngden, are oppealng each elhmlMk in 21 hour* 1.1 mlmitr*..
or far the Oemaaritle gubernitorldt
nomination In that Mat* Auguat l>
(Aaiecleted Prat* Photo*),
iri'S!iJTKK J!
l—Announcements.
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tar* yf thn ilronlh proMoni, uml iJAVK YUUIl WATCH rtpalred
rtllaf efforta, for pirarnlalion l i
Prcaidrnt Hooirvcll, al Hyde Park,
M it wuak.
Hlmullanu nialy, ill - ( i n al P l.irn
Drouth Arm Commltlrr mnppcl l.OHT—I.ARfiK white
nd
LEGAL NOTICE
ton
an amblUuii;i itinerary fur ImpiM I
male Wulbt-r hound, Howard. MOTirN n r a f m .ioa’PMN
tho tlriiulh ref'i'in*. winding
ta n dkhd
(tcliirn lo. W. C. Hill.
>up KJlIt a confprpiin- with tliv CM f
taennio M l Na. *Ok>
Notice la hereby yltea,
K uicgtlio In tho Uaknlip m-tl LOST—Lniiio,
Wollter
hound, AI.KX
I.K IN IIA U T , bolder •
I> WHh Mr, Rouaerrll c*p--c|o,| i„
y*ofh Ihrdo I’nrk tndny Wn'tasr'n
of flro raid ttu- Hmctuty probe* ly
I would confer with him rally n«**t
Lw o a b.
fI( THU
SPlU.. flirnl
f l „ . l I’lalna n^ee.i
4 .
Drouthle Aina
I CdBlisntrr, BCtiny on White Ilnuao
[ luotrurtlona to point up n long
Ih yanyo rrhnbililntb n prop ram, pro.
- part'd to Iruvo Wiahlnytin A uk.
,'.^l or IR on on automobile ln'iportlon' tour to trrmlnnlo at clthar
■r la p ld f’lly nr Alcr-tocn, H. 1*..
Auy, 23. .
5S Offlrlnla aabl that In hi* trpnrl
to tba.I*r*aUlenl, S-rrelnry Wn|.
lac* wou d rmphoaltt* tho Impnr*
tone* of th* moctlnif livlwwn thu
' Oro*t Jlnina CVtmmlUro ami
PlanftlnK Commliikm far the He ^ kotaa', Montan.i anil Wynmimt, pii dor the rbaltmatiahip of W. * II.
^: !lkiu)d, Mitchell. N, I),, puldlan-
0
culfltrd white, black and tm l
an-I. IN- buck, rut her abort loltuod.
inrifi' buahy tnil. Ktn lor pluoat
notify W. C. Hill.
1— A ulom bblleu.
Cerllflcale No. ..IM I, laawai
tml la y ef /uly, A. f t - H I
filed u m e In tar office an
made application for a tsa k
be leeued Ihereoa. Halk cert
.m lirerie the ftiltowln# dot
prnperly la the County, of
JiKK IlKRI. ANII Sona. 301 W.
I- it al St. for wrrk-enj bargain*
III uknl tarn. There rara ore priced
for atrulgtit lain with no trod#ini.
liM r ssd iffklot Mrules
M tlf KVBY fssit.
HOTELS CO,
Im k f ATVAHTA
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Certlfkmi* i
deeerlhed kt
ot Sumlaolo,
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WHEN YOU BUY a Dlua O rau,
lilua Ribbon or Cyeluna mower
you p t tba UTM08T In lAWnmowrr
vatu*.
Btnnlp Ba f r *
Hardwar* Co.
OKKOHK YOU BUY sn y r*.
frlp ra to r try our now mod
ern Ir* n frlsarato r ana WMJf
fror See th*ra on dlaplay at
BU nU y-Ropn Hardwar* or at
the Mountain Ice Cdwpany.
l’lvou* SS3.
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YOB SALE; TabU Modal Vtub*
radio. Two mnrttha old. Good as
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C I.r k at Circuit O h U
•I A u l M U County, f l w tlk .
"•^rar sanarl-baoaa
ir rnr
Nbllee la l
tear oa tho lire I S e e - C. C li K I lH r
i hall bo day in Ihn month ot Aasun*.' 1 * H holder of T a
WII.I,IK
MAE
nELLAMY,
ndorcil (Ir), wanta houaeworlt.
Oil Apricot Avr.
TOO HOT T Then g«t a 0*iw rtl
KIcclHe Kan for |3.4S. Randall
B w ltlc 0».
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CtlLOUED O liil. "w a n t s
, na mniil or tlolnn wi
Allen llrndomnn, 1121
Ave.
-2(u_»|lay#llanfook for P als.
t a t s c o m f a iti I I I y o u ri
O s ^ s r i s w occupy in so*
M l|M M M i f a'minimum
W N room, And tK* u m s
ln«.
fi—Hlluotlon >Vanl«l.
ORTv INQ TO MICHIGAN nUort
Drnlre p a r tj Ut help drip*. 004
Pa Imel to.
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‘ i. “* *** c u m
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M u l - l a a . Ch t n Ik . f i M i t f
k*r la iko B M ik of A i n t l INIL'
which la lk « Irk kay of A w n a K
At.tcSTATE Urea—S*ar*‘
nnd Soara1 quallly, f
Son*, lo t W. P in t flt.
NEAT COLORED GIRL wanta
7 Jds^^l*dw|ck of the St. latitle
houaownrk. Mary Moore, 1014
, Cardinal* won laltori In bn*t<ia I, Avnmia Avo,
f‘ blaillhalli foot ha] I, linck, iltj
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' tannla, while' attending Cjytotcl 12—WanfsdT
-Pastfslbadfiihti
, W*U«*kt.d belliroom,
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.......... asaka appliaatlaa far a taa
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•H. ,n
o r- w r u c iT lM
FW R <* t>a laaaok Hurra*. Calk
(n u L )
T A T BUD
, tifleal* cmkraloa taa I M A -------•oM M l ka. iaa>
’ Oracrlbcd properly la tka Caaaty l o n m
or m ilM T IM
ro
la hnrnhy' alvia.
that at auviuolo, I U U
at
Klorlkn,
m i
uaao
rtU A A IfR , holkM a t Ta a lu .w lt:
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I #*•*«* BUI Ka. IM I
a Ha. I I , louwtC tka Irk
H tntarral la at) aaaar- I KM l«* U fcaraBy nlran. th a t-<
A o i M , A. D. I N L baa
v .jr.d part kaciloa I I , To w n - >»*. A IU B hotkor at Taa ctrllflca
1« i a ,eary o, flca auk M « . ahip t l koalbr Uaaaa I I BaaL
No. III* . Ira u c k tb * Irk . day i
p tld fitb far a laa kotMJ m # aaaoooaioat of (ba
aalk a u b u o i . A D
l i t ] . haa f l k l yaa
uo# <tkaraaa. BaM aanlfl* property anker the calk eortlfl- •"
“*/>“• aak baa rank* ai
iraoaa iho loiiowln* da*
,„ u#4 > u la u*a- aano at p iu a iu * for a ink deed ta M l
A
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|arrium |ytoparly la the County of .
I. ( ’ ll A r e c r > ,
" aaod tkereaa.
kalk r « el I fleet* ei
a-j j
B ill Si*. MSI
T .7 " :
l A l . « r a i l ’ MMIfteata Ohktl be
»*• ' • " " ‘■ f
i Nolle* to ’ beraby ( I n n ,
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law.
l£a
property
la
lh*_
Caunly *f ,S *R
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of T»* cert ID eel* He. 1011. lee.ed
V h . oi*****m*nt af
tba
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lie III day af Augeel A.
Ill* , ernoerty under tka aald oerUtUata K a V l-S a ™ m
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IB V n l « H > M ctlaa I t T i n baa lllek earni lai My alfloa aak f u ia k -w ............................ ..... ”
■ ll.u I l.r T T t u n e .” e i T l . a ^ T
;« * 11 South. H a .ti It Baaf.
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deed la ba [iaaak thereon,
bald u.iaoe
Auau.i in * .
' T k » t iM u a e a l af
tka
m
laky foe
aartlflcala nabraeon tte fnllawlay „ d ..a i.d
Itited H ill I l k -kay
of Joly, » r"P *''P
tba aalk n rtlflc a
<eaa
leeued waa la Ito aamo *f A
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|WIfJlOJI.
Clerk af rirc n lt Coart
l ,nl«e* ealk oorllfloalo aball I
of Seminole County. FlorlLa. r.d .rm M a cro rd l.y lo |**, U
aaMJay -I kterk IT, K ath rya Park,
(SBAL.)
property d. err Ibed therein w lU I
lu t-i
The aaaeaetaenl
af UM
talk
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OOM (a Ike hliiheet bidder at tl
T ” 1,
properly under the aald eertlfleaM
M a n c M o r a p p u c a t i o h y a k jeon.boo.* door on
tb»
tie
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leaned waa la Iba name at J. R.
a V. lie iiN D O K ,
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HOIIKRTSOIf.
Clerk *f Circuit Court
b.
Ilnleee *al<f corllflrale aball ba
mtunl* County. F lo rid a
r.teemed aaaardlny la l a w . t B a
••rllfleala property deaerlbed tberela w ifi ba
I af a CL
ta - lb* blfbeat bidder, al tba
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mart-bonee door an the flrel K o a .
" .I * dar In th* month of Anyuat. l l l i .
( I n a t e BIN Ha. !M>
**• whicA la Ike Irk kay of Aosna*
Nolle* la hereby alren.
M WlU *• ||Jle
yirQTD WASUkUltN aak Ks'
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D«l*d tlilw H h dmf of Ju lr. l l l i . W A n U m nU * bolder of Tax
a p . iik iiN A o n .
IlflonU Mo t i l l , leaned lb
Clerh of Cl real! Coun of day ef Auyual. A.,D. lit* .
B*u. NW Cor. Soclloa .1 1.
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tt A if iit *
SoMlnolo O tin ty, KloHd*.
Tuwnehlp I t hooth.I U ok *
II
M AN U 5 IN H A R T holder af Ta a
J .r y -L M .'
Hy, A . u . W K kK H
Kart llua S M l C U
N let*
Certlfleal* No. U M . laaaok Iba lat
dtkr.ee H I I I CH N l l l i da- .* «T of Auyual. A. D. IM I. haa
UM** R iii’r t t i lA ka Uenera |fU»d ram . la my effle* and haa
N l.tf C U W f .l l C H to bey. i"* d e appltrailon for a la s Soak
Florida. a o r i l K O F A P P LIC A TIO N F O B
I acre*
*• bo l.tu .d thrreon. Salk oep.
T U DRRB
Tho aasoramenl af tb* sate Itfleaja embraoea Ihr fellnwley
.
I aeaete K ill Max U M
Property
nader
the
aalk
earllflcata
deacrlhod property la .he Caualy
' Notlre la hereby ylran, that
leeued wee la lb* name ot I 'N - *f bemlaol*. Btala
al
Florida*
PUR F O R y N P tm D T . bolder *f Taa C * rK
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l*-w
l»!
tifkale No. l i t Irauek lb* lal kuy
Ilnleee aald rertIUcdl* ahalt be '
t o ll If , 1* A l i t *f *1 Tk a
laai
"f A wane*. A. I), m l , ba* tllek
rede anted arrordla* la law. tba
Aredal*
Oehorn*
Drokeraua
ram* Fa my otfle* aak ha* mad* redeemed aeeordlay lo law, lho properly
deerrlbed therein w ill ba
Ce'e* Addlllon ta niatk Mam*
aoMaoe of application far a taa toad to he proaerty deaerlbed therein w ill b* raid m th* hluheel bidder at Iba
mock
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Hook
1
Pay*
tl
11 TESke.l leeued thereoa.
Sakt earllflcata raid to th* hlabral bidder at Ihe oourt-houee door an
Ik*
Urol
The aeeeeemenl ot lb *
ealk
L IN l l t V embraera tb* follenlas d**erlb*k eourt-houee door ea
the
tin t
perly under th* oald certlllcml*
i f r Z , a jJ S | 'r" p rrtf In Ik* C o r n y of S*ml> Monday In the month of Anyuel,
i»d
waa in th* name af
,m rm ,a*u note- *<*!• ot Florida, ta -w ll;
lit*, wblek I* th* IrC day or
HU N U T K. N T n A U H B lU .
Aueuel. n i l
Joa. SUM
s *«l* n ol I III n a l l e t
tfnlee* aald certiorate ehall-ha
Vellawlau
I> A S tt nl lx>t II N «w O pDated ih li lib day of ia ly , ]M I .
redeeme-f ercordlny to law. th*
le^lCoailly
raU. Plat Heek | Faya IT.
’ a P. 11Kit NIK)K.
yraperly
deaerlbed therein w ill be
immM* i* .
The aaeeeeiaeni ot Mhe aalk
Clark af Circuit Court
m id to Iho klykaet M-tder at tba
prnperly under Iba aalk *ertlfleata
raarl-heieo door an ta* Oral
Be«iloa
leeued waa In lh* Mm* e f UM*
(S E A L )
Monday In lb* mealh of Auyuet,
, Itaaa*
KNOW N. ,
. . *lit* . W tira la tb* Ird day af
,
ea.
U b I*m m id eernitrate ahall ba
Annual.
IM A
Iba raid redeemed accordla* la ktwd. tk*
mSSi I"'“una rto it a h u m
CLASSIFIED ADV,
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bwuW
of Clroull C g i t #t
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a tta in tllirt lng (r.»rilh*m jfiu-
»|* Ik khlrh ll« raid R« hui|
r*; M i e t f t u c e A . i
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* jKMmnita ■A n « B " . %jn»
Ever ask HIM why he insists on a matched
set of dubs when he plays golf with the boys
on Saturday afternoon^ Hell cell you it helps
his game, gives him confidence, lowers his
score- True enough, a y l if it's true on die fair*
way, it’s doubly true in the Idtchea
The all*elcctric “matched kitchen” will help
your budget, give you confidence with new
recipes and save hours of time for things you
like to d a
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Larry llmmo la Jaat IB month! old boll ha lo ablo to lift moro than Mia
awn weight aboro hla hand. Th o hifart “at rang min* la ahown worklag aid with a M -pound bar ball Ml prwpantlan far tho Children1*
FoeUvel at Vanloo. Calif, Aagaot 4
(Aoaoolatod Proaa Photo)
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(or at Aihovllla, M. C. B tariff Lauranaa Brawn arid ho h a d e lg h t mHnoeaaadlaputlng.Jt W oil nor
•pant tho night of tho murdor bt tho family homo, (right balow) af Ml Idrod Ward, wtara ha otayod.
rard (loft balow) aup portad tho alibi. Tho two woman at upper loft, however, offered eantredle*
rWanaa. M in Levada Whitaker (loft) arid aha tow Weflner arritw hare at gilo n. m , and Mm.
illoy (right) n ld aim oaw hint laava tho hoiaoo a fow hour* later. Cbariga Ingllob (upper right), a
n ld Welbicr aama Into tho cafe In which ha w«rka a t l b a b following tta night af ,tta eltying.
f is e s it ils il Rh
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Witness Give*
!o-Ed Murder Clue
OwM m N < ( nd I m p i ohorgtd IM P •••In it M i m i m i , V « , M the ■•ttti of Bull Run woo reeneetod «n IU aavanty.flfth annlveraary.
Two thoutand merlnee. army ««d reaorve officer unit*
IPO* part In tta “battla.* At top tho Confederate! a n mown charging Ihe Union troopa. At lift W o w
tpg f o y a laQroy (In khaki for thla aaaaalan) advanea on a Union battery, and right balow Union guna hi
•y x
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(gtleh. (Aeaocuted Prtaa Photo*)
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Actress’ Quick Wits
Save IU Msh's Life
CITIES WHERE SPANISH UPRISING CENTERS
Bketesi
AI.BANT. J a l/ riv —Slalo 8m otor Georfa 1 . ftortni. tbargnl
that New. York'- ate to „ bad
paid
lasosmjooo
t» federal
Lotto In IMS gad rttelvnd only
IIR J40D M for direct ralhf.
A am Bins Uto Haw Deal rritof
eclmlaUtretton hi a «poach W ar*
th i Albany county Mapuhllcmn
A ta w angla onto rod tta - Helen
citvenger murdor myotory at Aaltg*
villa, N . Co when H » 0 . WtotardMn
(above) af Charlatta told S M flft
Lou range ■.'B row n ho oaw a atari,
huahy man a ta ri M yeart aid ran
from tta building O tari tta lima
tta pmtty ae-ed to ball!rad tofw vo
boon billed to bar toakloaobto Bilal
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am twa Im pariant alttoa whore tho Bponloh rlghtlot revolt ocnloro. At lop lo Unlvoroltf
totoolona an tta narihaatl eant whore the fastltto tolled control quickly. Tho rtbtla v era
haw burned many churchct end olhor bulldlngt btforo Qovemrr.enl forcee coplurod moat of 7
mertcone worn reported oaf* In rorcolana. Below, la the hortor cl Mefojt. where It wsa re -1
o ta lt aloo tad burned many bu'IJinga. Crdangorlng of Brlti-.h r ’ t ’dsntt the-'a brought Ce It*
Uh arultero octet ng to tho harbor. (AteecHtcd P itt* P..olco)
D£ATH
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IRE SANFORD IIBRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
they
Wo r k e d w h il e
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IH um orist Grimm Goold4Demands .
More Cash For
!Keeps Cubs With
Braddock T iff
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NEW YORjt, M r f u — gp >—
Diwu the s p u ta trail witte eon*
hit or m la tin types on tlm hick
fly la I Chic**# Cut*, i’f
Grimm, > h 4 ttortod hie
career selling.*#* ha the
IHrh. admittedly I n f the
pilot in big . time, hut !
greatest " r th im Mil." In
'DAYTONA BEACH. July 31—
The liU ndtre broke their ninegame losing streak yesterday
and>immedi|f«ty started on what
may be another. By breaking
•ten Daytona's lea f over Gaines
ville was rut to a half game.
They celebrated the return of
Bob Davig to the lineup in the
8t. Augustine eomrs here to
morrow lo meet Hin ford on Hunlripi: Athletic Field. The twn
'outfits are piny in •( today in the
Ancient City.
gleaner Helm dorrett, by. Mr ewn admission, had • gey time e< drinking parties abeam the liner Min
nsttaa sn route te the Olymplo gsmso In isrlln—but not Mr fellow-team mats*, deck Torrance, mo
giant shot putter from pstsn Rouge. La. and tpdb Towns, the oenestlonsl hurdler from the UnlveriHy
sf Georgia. TMes pictures Indlssts the southern beys lech advsntape of the eos vsyipe far seme serious
work-outs At tM left we ooe Jstk diligently hooping In trim In mid-ocean. And on the right lo Spec
•sing ths shlpf desk for ■ track. These pictures were mads st sea and rushed Is this country on Uii
' .record-bresklng Queon Mary. (Associated f r i l l Photos)
Unseeded Players
('rash Through In
Seabright Tourney
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I'MI-IWWU t ivjsrijr iHiii'HI
Willi H
Bill Kln*el nn*l Hrnk Corn c
[our jiir jjvu
|(J1^ n| unnaini; out
shared the honors. The former a lt)
,wu tlouli't** nrtfJ a singlt*.
got ctcdit for winning the game.
.
despite n bit of wil tru-as in ther
---------------------pleth when ho was rrar*-od fn r'
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Torres, tb
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Hay vs, ef
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Mattby, Sb
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Wilson, p
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J lion and a hair yen (about I4U.%1000), It tasked like a close battle
\ l |o f ballots. Tho Finn# claimed be• ' ® . ftwesa
t« H n SO
Jl.fl and
■Mat 33
NN votss,
tsntaw aiilftwLwl
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• » ■ ^ far • majority, tu t there was every
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t l I t II • prospect af much Jesksying for
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W . J H J f c J poililon overnight aad a close vote
i.n u . Hoggs*. AaJvv- today.
.WUufTgJR
rales.
Os rr sires l.
ir'if «,
an Impedhgead
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Gainesville's hard-hl
shelled Earl Johnson, for 14 h its*
here 7t*te:day and eontindfd t*»
smash through all Florida ' 8t*tsjt
league opposition with a 10 to'h
0 victory over tha flipping St. a
Augustine Saints.
■OFeaturing the G-men'a, aower-^
ft-! attack wan Shortstop travel) ,
who sent four runs honvf w ith »
a triple, double and a single.#
Catcher HsDpugal joined in the®
clouting w ith.a triple aad a,pair y
of slnglra,
*
5
The S slab were able to mns-C
nine playsrs out of ten from com
ter hut s ii acattered bits off^
peting.
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Sweeney and were never;/ ♦ M l
India never hsa been beaten in gerou*.
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Olympic yield hockey. ________
fur hie second successive Brabrlght
title, ltd, ll-o. 11-1.1. 0-4.
MrKiarmld took a tip frum Na
tl nsl Champion V.'llmer Allison t»
scorn against Wood at 0-2. i-0,
W.men's singles ran tr e e to
form *hen first reedel Cariilio
Ha >rock, and second seeded A ire
Mull,- In-camn the finalist. Misllsbc ck defi-nU-d Kylvll llenrOtli
of France, 3-d, 6-t. 7-5. Mls«
Maibh- cr:rh e( (Jr:cyn Wheeler
of Kalita Monks 0-2, (MV
Tin' It-'otc.rlt rarewsy on Long
The IIJnt-.Mang.n match -axt '-land will have a (ft idle snmtirrfilled with thrills as e rh player ng system mounti-1 nn a iH-foot
ai mi-il with a strong net attack uwer. Nineteen suund projectors
foighl for every pilot. Twice Hun • ill Iruadcaot Infcrmation to the
had milch point in ths four
row iIs,
Games
Under*, mrrking hi* first appear- b Rgunl prc-OlympL- l..!ll# lar i
anco In tho lineup In two work*, night wav Ming wn-rol between JoHo drove in four runs with a P»» *'>‘l FlnUnil. ilvnl bidden for
homer nnd » single.
the >'J40 K*nte^. n« Nnr.l Gi-rmstiy
Jack Morton got a trlplr. " opplh-l the finishlniy t oirhes lo
double nod n »imtlc In three Its $2&,WJI>,Uim) athletic cstravatimes up.
..
.
Dllllnghrm’s homer and double
'I ho henvie-t oratorical gin*
both came in tho wild seventh wore brought into play during an
frame, when 10 Islanders walked all-dsy bombardment befero the
to the plutc.
International Olympic Committee
The Inlets got "ff 1° ■n #*r'Y which, o r d e r In the ilny, h*d omt*
lend reining twice In the second, cd KrnOst l.eo Jihncke of New Orthird an i fourth. The Lookouts leans by t nnnlmiHNi vnti* nnd
got five run* i.t the slsth am*'promptly Installed Avery llrundage
two in tho eighth.
..[•* hto successor.
..T h o pighlcpp *nw Jack •••JM A decision on tha n«*tt games,
yankeil in tb« first ' nnin* * 'l h , already overdue,* la slsleil to bo
two out in tnvor of Moose Fraj,y , cci et ballot at the tom- i
lick after tho youngster had »'* niltloc’s closing sessions todav,
|
lowed four runs on u homer snd
Official y Jahncka lost his ptico
threa singles, lluwover, Banford un t),0 CJ„ln,iitee on th* pro. pda |
scored three mors runs oil Fraj,0 f,4lj
t„ at(*nj iwo
lick before tho grma was ovaf* consecutive meetings of the coni
Overstreet, Hanford isltlialder,
It WS* recalled, however,
wad' the star of ths last game, gliat tho Now. (Irlea u sportsman
driving In (We runs with a homsr nlKj f0.m«r assistant secretary of
and two singles In four times a t t j,# Navy opposed American pir*
hat
tkipatiun if the gtmes ware to ce
»
•>oile a painful
BeveU Features At-W
> tack Of G-Men By*:
Batting In F ^ o r J
'Wt?
Tb Save Money On Brand NeW 'Funi
During
JI A
S MT . " " ' ^Fi nl and, Japan I
Kinsei ws.j i t »n Battle For 1940
'JfiiSS-isfoS!?-'
'
never for mgr*
now, he’s -ylg]
LOCH SHELDRAKE, N. Y ,
July 31.—VP)—Joe Coaid, hum*
■ p r i t Jime* J. Braddock,
■4id h m yesterday th e n will
be no heavyweight title right
Isp t SI, Of any ether time, un|>M Madbon ^Cqitan Clirden
meets 'Brpddocb’a Urms.
“I l u m t signed yet end
don't Intend to unless Brsddoek
is given 47 1-1 percent of the
gate," Cocld said.
"I talked money with the Gar
den the other day and was of
fered 41 1-1 percent. They'll
have to come through with an
other five if they want Braddock."
Braddock la doing light work
h en . Could said he is going to
New York todsy for another
conference with Carden of
ficials.
G ainesville It
iTnna'hnui t. I's***e>
Icnavton. c u r y . Dun-
Stars And Stripes
Won't Dip To Hitler I
BERLIN, July a i - ( f f ) - T h # !
Stars and Btrlpea will not bo
dipped la salute to Adolf Hitter j
whan tha 'Amerioin delegation
peso** the review|eg stand in the
'opening Olympic panda Saturday,
Uaeksm. Ballekl. MsrlftMei f.! Avery T. Brm digo, president'of.
■Ska, Rvaa*. Pavla DMVI tha Amerles n Olympia Association, i
call'd I n ' (Jarman reporters yesterdey and asked wide pubJklty
a f the fallowing statement;
1
VArtordlng to United , States
Army regulations, tha American
f a g may never ba “
, It U Importable for the
[use ball**! Inl Andrew I. P ayS K v e a n , Hwvta «, Hallckl 4.
IlMbaro
*■ Uarlon. KInaslj
V r »*nl»s. Torres t. Tw o baa#
>i Daaurnn. Uurlun. H lllla ih a «;
lokl. I '• !'«. Thrss has* htttl
r(an, U allby, lloiae raaat Aa»
-» s . imilnahani c u lts basest
•I*
t W infllun ' feltflkati
m|mFm i m
lmd| fneri’ iw e w r, t i
,. —T . l
r ad ian t
Few Of Our Bargains
Pooler fled
C heat
V anity
“Sleep like a JijPMiohalre onethird of. your life.” j
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Sanford Io The Only Centra!
lli'itd a Ctly Affording Halt, Highway'
And Water Transportation
, I
L . — 1- . . .
H t t t a Aeeodated
f
C oast Guard Searches For
2 Lost Boats
Safe In Revolt
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8ANFOKD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1936
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J 'L .
P ay n e AwardEngl(e S aves
Made To Miss Baseball Club
Durrenbe rger From Disaster
EaUbiiahtd In 1908
SWANKY NIGHT CLUB RAIDED IN ‘DRY’ GEORGIA
Assistant Home Dem- Chattanooga Mogul
onstration Ag e n t ' ; Allocates F u n d s
To Study In Wash To Carry L o c a l s
ington This Year T h r o u g h Crisis
Nine Persons M issing
A f t e r . Hurricane
Blows Across Line
* Of Florida Shore
u
d
ft
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
NUMBER 239
:|
1
Zaragoza Is 1
1
Encircled By Ml
:*3
Leftist Army
Madrid ‘Digs In’ Ex
pectant
Attack
By Fascist Troop
While Forces Spar
By PAT PATTKRSON
HUi Ruth Durrenberger. serv
Sanford'* baseball trUi*
ing i i Seminole County homo
demonstration agent, today was' averted at noon 1i-is y when Jo*
notified that »he I* one uf two] Engle, preiident of the O lS tla -l
youth* In tha nation seleeted for nooga
Lookout*,
telephoned
the Payna Scholarship of (1.00. 1Charle* *F. Wert, president of
1 1 a l i an Spokesman
The award enable* Miss D u r- tha local club, that sufficient
Blow Brings Needed
renberger to itu<ly for nine m o n e y i* being shipped south to
Says Planes Repre
Rain To Dry Secmonth* under the Department of ^ rp y the athletic "rgsntsatlon
sent Private Firm
Agriculture at Washington. She; through ita difficult period.
|ier
* t i o n Of Alabama
plan* to leave during the latter
Thi* morning President Wart
•It Tkv t
la fnl I'frai
part of September
bed announced Ihet the chib
Two ci dnmn a of frenh
.VALPARAISO, Aug. 1-—
• The
Payna
Scholarship
I* would have bes-n withdrawn from
Leftist l rim|w intent on
«JA P)—The
Coaat Guard
awarded annually to two person* the Flotilla State League unleoa
crn.sliing the rebel .itrunitIn the United States who have aomelhing drastic and startling
Jlought two fishing boats, re*
hnlil of ZuniRuza in North
been outstanding in 4-K Club oeturred in financing.
ported missing following
ern Suiiin tixlny apparently
work
and
who
successfully
meet
The
amount
of
cash
that
Chat
yesterday’s
hurricane as
executed mi encircling move
Fernando
Gallardo, a number of ether difficult re tanooga is releasing to holster
Northwest Florida began M n.
ment oil the city u.s Madrid
quire men te.
the depleted bank account of San(above),
daughter
of
Col.
D.
E.
repairs to waterfront prop
dug in for Fu.scist uaxaulta.
Miss Darrenbergtr *pent her fmd was not made public, $1*
McKay,
e<litor
of
The
Tampa
A.x rebel triKipa and I/iyalerty damaged by the blow. (Fla.)
,
__ _
., - early year* on a farm in Orange though there wae the under
Twenty-five employees were arrested on charges of operating a gambling house, riprnsive gam
Daily Time. w a. ..id ^
’ 1 ^
#ntfr^
4„
r|u b
isl* aiiarretl for an opening
The missing boats arc the K■v- U
standing the
sum la larg* bling table* » ore destroyed and ll.piur valued at I |.*U0 was confiscated when officers from three which
keen
hrouaht safely toi
. ...
.
rn brought
would turn the tld# of •
"Seagull,” out of Tampa for „” *rli|'
counties raided the new snd cspensive f a s . laim » night flub near Atlanta. Ga Sheriff E. U Ad the civil s i r , a spokesman for
from
G u.rd.r'ram .,
^ lu T 'm e m b e r .'* ' noU* h to " f‘ ,h '
the ' Dry Tortuga., ami the
amson (left) of Clayton county and J. T Daily, chi.f of IVKnlb county police, aft .h..»n ei.m ining Iho lluliati
fliers seised In
_pre:.o"’,r:;;im ** county. ■» . witi..,
"KaUbum," out of flt. Peter*- ported she was wounded
Hr. Wert pointed out that the one of the glittering ohcels of fortune. ( Associatei| press Photo)
in the
Fivnrh Morocco as they w*ro
Ing president of her flub, sh
burg on a fiahlng trip In the revolution.
Pres* later ..listed In organising sev Lookout* have two more home
(Associated
,n route III rebel hesdqiiattors,
vicinity of tha Suwannee River Photo)
game, on Sundays end some
,nl,l they arc emissaries from *
eral other 4-H club*.
mouth. W * wer* aboard the ________________________
Thursday
playing
here,
a
point
Aft«r entering high srbool in
pnvnle
Italian
company.
Ho
Adolph Hitler
-Seagull,'* and four aboard the
Orlando eh* assisted in forming «" * hich h«
ho'K'H *° V "’
,ald the plane* carried arms for
-hetehum .”
O
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P
_a
Opens
Eleventh
the County-Wide Hub. com pos-l,‘h«r increase financial stabUlty.
rebels
supplied
by a prlval* of high school girls who could;
the fact that aid in
Italian firm.
’.,
ported to^ha ra^ ea'psLsed 7 " t £ S l i p M i n C V O U f t
Olympic
(tames
not attend 4-11 units. She was' the form of cash .. coming from
_
j.
_
Al th* wer front troops fr-tnChocUwhaUhoo Bay during (lie
Its first pr.sld.nL
Tennessee, club o ffk i.l.
WjM
I c c y p n f Madtld and llarcrlona establlahcd
IIFKI.IN, Aug 1 i,T> In F n f K p o i l t v
storm, advlaod owner* in PenaaFor i l l consecutive year* she continue the pre-announerd pro
n ri'liirfid
cola It found n haven in a creek
< hunt i'IIhi 1 A sJA U v Q U I J 1 s t v l l l ; fjminjt [(ir renewed sssaultt on
ws- awarded trip* to the stale g rim of selling season tl-kett
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| /.a isg o in In an effort to open
Hilltr 1«>41uy L-inuilly pro
and fhre nwn aboard or* all safe.
4-H short course st the Florid, j for the 13 remaining home
Under-Privileged To up c’umnuiiik'Ationa in thu rtbtl
clauiicl Hit UltMHiih Ulympi.
1 A so aker ef Florid* communities
State College for Women tn 1030 games. The admission curd* are Instruction Designed
1 (HIflltlH HJII' U'«l Aa ii tremeti 1
( m i l atone damage relaUrsfy
- . th e won the state fanning *nd on th* market at 11 c*ch.
To C reate Bet
benefit Hy Fund, ’T ^ V
«»
iltiiis ovi*rf1"U t l OVhtl i)f 10*1,
light deeplte the feel wlade reached
F
r
O
m
Admissions
mountains St Burgos told of ad000 jiimiiH't 1 Hu* main sluiltum
a tat*tnm » of 100 mile* on hour Senatorial H O D e f 111'gardening championship and win', A meeting of the llsseball
Dairy
P
r
o
d
u
c
¥
rr„
* Vtp to the nationvl. Committee and all persona In____
' vancing over boditx of womtn
as the \ nil Irailtr spttkt*
ead the tide r*g«d eight f*4l above
1 8 Is Ob AO
*t a V e
Congress in Chicago lerrsled In the sport ts 'iWnitod
The Sanford Koesnl* flu b to- rommunisla who joined th* loyal
wortls whit i pxivt'rl the \v«y for
in n it
Svminolo County will b* wellwhere
she
won
fourth
in
judging
Monday
night
at
City
11*11.
It
day » a , nearing completion of nimy and fought like tigresses,
Name On B a l l o t canned product..
th e State Bead Department aaul
acutul com
! is probable that tlekr' sale* rvptrM'nlrd III tho uniiusl d»ny lh« bruinn UK
Hourrr* rise to
the form*r
highways ware damaged hat for
fhflitlun tiHiittri iiw.
| plan, for s "C'a*a1cade of llrauty"
Miss Durrenberger wa* named tram* will bo »ppointcd a t that firld day b> In- hrbl al the Uni
th4 moot part passable. Bridges
TALLAHSSAF.E, Aug. 1r-(J9) ell-mund 4-H flub champion of, lime.
As guns Imomcl fi kxilute. to be ,tuged lit the It Its Theater on Spanish royal fsmlly al Cannes,
evr»ily of Kloiida. Gainesville,
’1
Fiance, said i’rinc* Carlos, broth
through without
rtoe*
Supreme Court today denied Florida In 193t ood warn appointed! With the future apparently Aug. 14, C- R. Dawson, count)
30,000 |>ig.- >11* * i*lt< H'lea»etl
A jg. r..
"
of th* • 1‘rincs o f^
A younic Udy ij to be chuiien to er-in-law
!**«*' a pelUioa of Robert J . Bscbe, Ml- delegate to the fifth natlonnl nartiallv
farm bgrVlt, anmnfncsd tndhy.
partially secure.
secure, President
President Webt
Wi
CCC camp al Nlcrvlllo, (m i, to have tile name printed on
represent the city in the utile Asturias, piobahljf would •-"WOO
Afng*>
Thr
schnlule
o
f
events
re
Washington.
this afternoon wa* turning to
eenatorial nominating bal- club ramp at
beauty paicoiMl tchcduletl for Iin \ • the Spanish insurrectionists.
^ ■ b e Army guneory bate here, end tha
In IB.Tfi th* received her B. S the problem of meeting the hese- celveil by Mr. Dawson shows one Sloan Fears Boom
Hundred* of American* snd
a number of eotUgea a t Port W |L lot Aug. 11.
tuna llcxch dutin|f the Labor I*t*y
degree from FSCW, majoring In luill lesm’s psyrnll for the l»»t of the outstanding frsturvs to
other foreigners fled Madrid, th*
week festlvuj, ,Sep|. G tu 7.
ton were ilswaged.
| Bonne wae diiqutllfled because home economic*. She was elected two wreks In July. About IS®11 b« the "lirredirijc schtMil’’ In
Is
Only
Temporary
Communication Une* nearly are be failed to fLe a campaign ex- tn Phi Ksppe Phl, highest na
More than 100 beauty queen* uf llclesrlc Islands anil other tufa
Is needed to satisfy th* salary which will bo lllustratod tho
Florida wil: participate in the Indent Spanish renters Friday s*
reetored today. Crop Io*sea ere nut p«nM ,utem ent by July 18, tho tional honorary scholastic frater
principles of inheritance in •>
NEW YORK, A tig.
Alobligations.
■o greet os first feared.
event at the Iwnch, The winner rebels claimed sweeping victor!**
deadline fixed by law.
nity, snd to Omlrron Nil. na
The game beru today l* ex "clear and understandable way.” fn ,il I' sHItuin* Jr., pretliient vf will accompany MU* I o u i.e Juttii- and intensive governmental mili
The storm blow serosa the stale
Tha names C. O. Andrews, Or- tional honorary homa • economies
(Iin.-ral
M'ltom,
mimiur
I
ho
lu^t
Nathan
Mnyo,
stnto
commis
pected to produce some of the
line Into Alabama, losing most of Undo, end Former Governor Djyle
aton, Sanf«»rd*R
Florida,” to tary activities Indicated ths cli
needed amount and tomorrow's sioner of agriculture, • will be »f tin* l,!M8 v n p ic r t unibarkittK
It* Intensity but causing a heavy E Carlton, Tempo, will appear on fraternityThroughout Mist Derrenberger’s game—If weather break. are principal speaker and U to pre fur toiropo tutcf T h u i%fUy n f lr r - the (Irrai Lakei E*p nilion in max in Spain's civil w*r was Im
downpour to an area badly In need the ballot Thay seek tha nomina college career the eras an acMva
CUveLnil.
minent.
supply
the sent the need for improving tn'' tiouu on tho Cuiiiril White* Slur
of rain.
Wide^pre.i.l in te rc t ha« lieen
tion to fill out the unexplred term worker In the college 4-11 club, (.ro u b le —-should
The British battle cruiser R**'
quality of dairy cattle from the liner (jui’cn Mnry, intimntiil that ovlth’futil in the local content, ac*
rriL
of the Late Senator Trammell.
pulse snd tho freighter Orthord*
luiry industry Ihn L'liitrJ State 4 now w in jruliTgoserving a* Wsecrgjsry, treasurer,
standpoint
of
the
Recently, there have been ru
Claude Pepper Tallahassee, la president end freshman sponsor.
:f1jf a p**r t j«I of unpet firin l pro* coniine to M im H elen W ell until* i cciied isrgs number of for
mor* that Orlando desired l » of the statp.
oriraniter.
'unopposed for the nomination In
eigners, including many Amer
Af u r graduating from collsge. take over the Sanford frun his.’
It
pointed out that b etterh****By. »»n.l warned Hint Amrricn
Money m Ued ty the pageant
'soeceed Late Senator Fletcher.
Palms, just as *
Miss
Alisa Durrenberger
ifurrwmiamwr was appointed
..*•**
.
0
t
. . iL. rt- cuttle will t»i* of
o f benefit to th now muni "vvaleh her sti*pM f»ir u Wit* w ill be Used for the benefit icana, from
home essi.tent in Seminole Coonthe BUIe Lc.guc, but t o r.
fleet of loyalist planes bombed
fill hi* iHHirn.
public
comumer
at
well
■*
L»
of
under-privileui'd
thl
dreit.
ty with the Rural Resettlentcnt; »PP«»r* lltllo danger now ths- th t dairymen, nine* good pnul! tbs city.
Hurrying nhoard tin* eancplank
The follow ing mrrchnnta me
Adrnlnlftratlon. £ c e Oct. 1 she U * « »b « “ • b« removed from uctii will rvdtict* the nrnmul v\ 1 ftnv moments before it wot low*
American* poured out of Mad
either aponwarinif tt yuun^ Judy or rid to Valencia, where warship*
has served o* home demonslra- thle city,
pemliture Tor dairy product* which ♦ oed t 1 the pier, he curtly replied boost 1mr the event:
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. 1.
awaited
them,
whllo rebels
tlon agent In Orangrt Polk and
wiiT result Tit lower' retail price, «“ 'l". rie* concerning bmines* and
—(AV-Starling W. Powell, 18lUndull Klectrrr Company, Val brought up artillery to shall tho
Seminole counties.
Mr. Dawson said l.ynn Cop. ,hr welfan- o f Am srictn industry.
year-old farm youth charged with
1 7 -Y e a r-O ld G i r l
Her Hotel, Sanford Klectrie Con- CBl,lta|
u,b,.l« claimed smoahyi
/
j O I
J „ - I land, for Irn year, in charge „f i H* lr.,»«L-d ll.nl Nr trip w a. sol.- trading Company, Colemnn Office i ln vuiories at Uadnjoa, Oviedo
attempting
» ef«*«*
•00# CITY NEWS BRIEFS 1,000 Present As
l records In tho D c -|ly I"!- ■
»‘ay nf three
Confessed SS l1 a y i1 nn gg : produc,i1M
from
the father
Shirley*“Tem
S. pply Company, II. II. I’ope Com- BpJ (n lho roount*ln passea north
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- , rlmcnl „f American Jersey weeks a road.
ple, child octrees, today pleaded
pally, Charlca F. Wert, Jeweler,
Mother
With
Hatchet
Townsendites
Open
guilty ead waived a preliminary
Galtl* flub, will be on hand t»
Mr- M"*n fir" "ji‘l ,h<t
"3* Heel and Sons, Strickland Motor uf Madrid.
'the Leal American Lcgton r « t
heart eg.
Lakeland Conclave BAYONNE, N. J„ Aug , present observations he has m ads, m o,l opthnislle that business would Company, Purcell Company, Ma
will mc*t Ifondsy night a t • o’clock
Federal ageata traced a Uttar, In the Legion Hut, according to
3M
decade.
'T T ,
**7 “""'l , n^ ‘ . 7 ' "
ther Furniture Company, Arme(jF)—Police Chief Cornelius ' j ' h t t Athenewpastprogram
of teaching I Hut Infer we ve got b. do things CoLmal Cleaners, Dew Drop Inn,
from a Hollywood studio where Lloyd F. Boyle, past commands/.
LAKELAND, Aug. L—UP>—A O’Neill today announced GMy
u
n
d
y
*
.
^
t
,
*
,
......
more
nto
ift*n
v
m
a
trt>
mr
n
It was receWad U Powell by
research In dairy products M,oro intelligently In * general
round of eddrsaaod stressing the MacKnlght, 17, confessed this, and
Celery City Printing Company,
... b« discussed b / Dr. L. M. way than We’re doing now.” lie dechecking the manufacture and
Touchton Drug Store, Sanfnnl
The Banfnnl Baseball Committer need for harmony and CO-opera morning that she killed her| *
rliped
to
amplify
this
remark.
sale of the statieaady need.
hlb> h e r ' Thurston director of daily piodwill meet Monday night -nt 8:00 tion opened tha second annual
Concerning w lollnr he wax of ]]<-ralii, F.lcelrieal Appliance Com
Sheriff H. Bechtel sold Puwstl o'clock in th* City Hall, It was an state convention of Townsend mother
18-yttrj f t u s s s s s
-perlment
— ■
the
opinion that this rountry was pany, Msyfnir Hotel, Seminole
told him he ceoeefeed the plot nounced today by Charlee 9. Wort, clube hero today.
Station.
mother’s*
'arm
s,
going
through" a
V |^ '7 »ct"ai ! J 1''; (','T l'“ny'
C*,lhr11
from n movie hosed on a kidnap prooblent of tho local club, Tho
d-i^ymcn
BemlnaliCounty
There w * f * 1,000 dtlcgeU*
A tax certificate sal* for
H*>"lnor Dry
Th# girl
and boy,
Donald who plan to attend the a- hi»d | artificial prosperity, ho replied I C"*h
theme but "never meant to go
present aa J , E, Mattocks, *UU
1^*
Cleaners,
Coca
Cols,
Seminole
tea tlnquent stale end county taxi*
mooting Is open to tho pdbUc.
Wlghtman, are booked on inuider
A d fe n u g h with It."
' " Y" .
A " Cream Company, St. Johns River will begin at noon Monday In
manager, opened the convention.
are, to file their application
charge*
after
an
all
night
•lue*?J T h e letter threatened the life The weather: partly cloudy, poo- l>r. Clinton Wander, New York,
^ WOftlon to the drpres. Line, Hill Lumber end Supply the Court House, according t»
Mr... Dawson at hi* office in ,h, : nion hat
baen that thlnjr* irratlu*( Chlrlay anises the money wni albly scattered shower* fat ex member of the National Town tionlog. O'Neill quoU.I tin girl Court
II
oustally ar# getting better, so mueh Yard sin) B. L Perkin*, Mens' Jno. 1>. Jinkins, Seminole County
dropped frees M airplane near treme north portion tonight end send Board, la echedultd tn msko as eonfneing th* quarreled with
tax collector.
better now |t'« about is high as Wear.
Gfpnt, Neb-, where Powelt lived.
~ J . ’Extreme Northwest Flor the principal address tomorrow. her mother, Mr* Helen MacUnited Lumber Company, Myr
While considerable activity to*
. f .
*
we
rsn
go
temporarily.
We've
got
Knight,
47.
Reports sold tho ' convent bin
ida—pertly cloudy tonight a
Services Are Held
lo watch our step ogslnst fa'se tle's Coffee Shoppe, Hunk's Plate, ward wiping out dcllnqurncta*
Wlghtman
seised
the
not
her
lo d g es To Select
Beadsy, pnW hly showers la east plena to indorse candidates for
Drug Company and the P. has been felt within th* P04t*
For Mrs. LaRoehc booms and build slowly snd stood- Lsney
tha anespired terms of the lata who hod a knife In her h-yql,
W. Woalworth Company.
week, Mr. Jinkins said th«»*
ily."
Statue ‘Safe Driver’ portions
United State* Senators Flvtrher and th* girl hit the mother on
Tho Texas Company, the Nehl still will remain parcels ef propth*
head
with
■
hatchet.
Funeral
service*
for
Mr*.
\ W ill M eet Monday CHy Commissioners, who almost end Trammell.
llotlling Works, th* Standard OH ; erty whoa* tax eertlfkaea will
Wlghtman confessed to lh* Laura LsKochp, 37, wer* held at
fell tgto the Monday night habll”
Company, I.e* Brothers Plumbing go on th* block next week,
slaying
when
he
and
the
gul
3:00
P.
M.
today
from
th*
Erick
Jedges to eereet Florida's dele
weakly because of the Tarantula Is Found
Shop. Sanford Bulck Company, snd
Th# Florida law provide* that
wer* ir m le d In flight but later son Funeral Home with the Rev.
i to th a eutemoth* Yowell Company.
amount ef business
certificate* shall draw Intarw t
changed
hi*
story
and
xcrusui
J,
W.
Austin
officiating.
ntioa in New
In Banana Shipment
•* w e - tbmel
Two additional names were add th* first y**r a t IB percent.
her, poilc* said.
Mrs. Laltoche died Friday morn
will
ed late this afternoon. They were Owners of properties are ni*
ing * t her home, ttib West Twen
a t 1:10
A Urge tarantula, about two
Angela* E at Shack snd the Sa'i- lowed two years In which to IO*
:J* C. Hutchison
ty-fifth Street, after in lllnon of
ooe-quartsr Inches In d r
ford Amoco Feed Store.
dean# th* p*PVTo Home cumftrance, wa* found today In Sanford Delegation •M year. Surviving arc th* widow- HAKVE, Mont, Aug. I.—UP)—
Several larg*
d»)lnqu*n*t*1
n shipment ef bananas arriving Present At Woodmen •r, four chiblren, four ifetara and Three Montana vllngca were Iso Six Feared Dead As wer* satisfactorily settled early
brother.
a t Riley's Greeery,
lated last night by a raging fire
thl* waak, and srrtra l payment*
Mr*. U Roche had been a San that ate a path four mile* wide
Airplane Crashes were
The Insect was placed la a Session In S t P e t e
mad* today.
ford
resident
fur
19
year*.
u nerring fhtld and la
through lh 4 Lewi* and Clark Na
Interment was In Kvtrgrson tional Forest.
GUERNSEY, Channel Islands,
.sh lbMea a l the store.
C. ^C. Co’.llns snd • number of
According la Webster, a bile e th m re turned late yesterday Ctmstary.
Office* of th* International
Roaring flame* which have Aug. L—\JP)—SI* psasengers, the
of Urn u n tsiu t* la enppeeed to from BL Petersburg where Mr.
turned mor* than 10,090 acres pint and m«ch*nic were believed Fruit Company have been m*V«d
,"1me*e41bie desire CoUta* %Mrnd*d a third dictrkt Miami Construction
of once green forest Into rharred dead last night after an amphibi from Tamp* to WlnUr Haven.
i ■
conference of th* Woodmen of
*mold*rlag snags converged an plane, “Tho Cloud of Iona," fell
Reaches $4,000,000 and
on the evacuated raining town* Into th* •«* and disappeared be
th* World fat th* (spicily of h/ad
of landusky and Zorthan, and tween Guernsey and Jersey.
consul.
LOCAL WEATHER
Aug. I,—f/P)—Ap*J .on Hays, tiny community on th*
MIAML_
Tha plane, owned hy the Jersey
Th* *ff*lr w si a Joint meeting
$4,000,000
In
navr
it*Ty 14,000,0O0 in
n*w j.-orl Belknap Indian conaerva Airways, Lid., left Guernsey at 7
of Woodmen and the Worn) men proximotiTy
lion
w*a
hegiyt in {Ion. j | Wa i feared all buildings, P. M. for a 20-mlnute flight to J«rCircle, th* Sanford unit qf the lat
■Including homes of th* miners •<y.
ter being represented ty Mr*. Co'- 0r»*tar Miami during July,
It was -seen to be In difficulty
Lias who U *1*4* m an n er In di • vlClty official* today reported BAl| Indian aganry employes,
about six mllas northeast of Bark,
Trkt 1, Mrs. Mary Ruth Rudd, Miami Beach, with 1t3U,037 In would be destroyed.
started
during
Reporting by portabl* abort flying In n high wind and with poor
third ilta m a ta lo the as Gons I corestablished * record ex-'w ave radio from th* fir* aector, visibility.
vention, M m Minnie Andsrton ind
Lifeboats from Guernsey and
only In th* boom period Supervisor W. B. Willey, of tho
1C yrsrs ago. New building the fire had cut ■ path IB miles other cra ft rushed to tha (pat where
th* year totolad 17474.818. long and four mile* wide through the plan* was seen to fall- Th*
1 raised Ha 1134 total to National Forest, said yyeUrday hosts, unab'* to find trace of tho
with July permit* a g -( th* preserve and wag spreading amphibian, stood by ready to t*■no* th*lr gaarch nt d a n , O T tc'
Prince May Join
Revolutionists
^Damage By Wind
Reported' S l i g h t
I
f.
t ■5
8«ifnoU Coanty^Produ
M en Frail* And VcftUbka Then Any
SlaDftr Art* Io
i
t ‘-1-
■JW
; v
~
f :..fvv
Denies Petition
Of Robert Boone
Local Dairymen
To Attend Class
At Gainesville
s
j
i
4
■j
Kiwanians Near1
End Of Program;
Hearing Waived By
Boy Charged With
Extortion Attempt
Tax Certificate
Sale Is Scheduled
By Jno. D. Jinkins
|
j|
Flames E n d an g er
M ontana Villages;
Blazes S p re a d in g
■iil'SeiI*
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SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD,
w rpm m pat
*: j p
l t m i
im
in a c
icals Poshed' Islet* Continue E L E A N O R
irtherDownln Losing Streak;
Loop Standings G-MenWin, 7-4
iv ls
la
I n j u r e d ,
L eaders
HOLM
JA R R E T F
IN
Plowman H v k
Excellent ___;___
Local Prospect Azalea* To 5-2
B E R L IN
Y o u n g O u tfie ld e r H a s G r e a t T h r o w in g A r m ;
S h o w s A b ilit y T o B e c o m e F ir s t
D r o p E ig h th
M ay B e O n B en ch
For S e v e r a l
D ays
F ie ld in g
S h i n e s
' By R H. CULLUM
|v: ! Tha Lookout* ware pushed
j further Into th« cellar ytaler day
. atamoon whan Deland, took tha
't h ir d nm < In a row by a 7 to J
. beat* on tha local lot.
on tha mound for San- afternoon. Thla win by the lo
’ Card, ylaldad eight Mta, which cal* cut the league-leading layldad by coatly ttror* by thort- lander* lead In the Florida State
-atop Clary, raaultcd In six runa loop to two gamea over the »eebafora ha waa retired from the ond place Q-Men.
Tho In**
by
the Daytona
V eighth Inning by a pinch hitter.
V Medlar pitched the lent Inning, Beach nine yeatarday waa their
giving uy ona hit good for one eighth atraight. Thla tied the
|n«ing ilrrak record that the
£ run.
(f/.D u d e, tha Rod’t ate hurler. Gainesville Club" made In the
U M U h il for DeLand but waa cailirr week* of the aeaxon.
The O Men acored two runa In
] that led from the mound in the
'fourth Inning after giving up the firat when Bevel! tripled to
j, three hita and two walka good renter to acore a pair of run
• for four runa. McMullen took up ner* Another waa lent acroaa
, the burden and although the In the third when'Derail tingled
Lookouts aecurad atx hitx off hla to ncore a runner from third.
tUMvery, they ware unable to put Two more were racked up tn the
; etrr a tingle counter.
fifth when Pitman and Beach
‘ ITta Lookouta drew flret blond doubled ami Bev*ll tingled. Tha
r IH tha eacond when they aeorri final two runa cam* In tha aevb one run on ona hit ami a walk. enth at Davell doubled to acore
^ Du Land came right back In thalr two runner*.
JVr
2 ? T * i O C r J ; - - e t a f i n a aeroea.
*-w
■ ’V..U|r-e ■ >•» -I W
^
----------ta I«
te* lliraa
(endThy oecurlng V*o Tun, W \VY4 al_.
the ..L
plate
In tVw
the lhle.1
third aon
three
Eleanor Holm Jam tt, dropped from tha Olympic
frame. The Lookouta then put hita, two more on in the fifth
eter their four run* In the^fourth on a pair of hita, and one In
to again Uke the lead. DeLand the tilth on two hit*.
Countered In the fifth by putting
Daytona Beach filled the hal
oyer two runa.
lo; k* In tha fourth with non#
^'Comlngt Into the eighth Inning down, but failed to acore a*
yrlth tho acore lUnding B to 4 In Hoilmkl forced Dillingham at
favor of the lookouta, the Red'* the plate, nnd Mlltleman hit In
put over two more runa and to a double play.
The laaera collected 13 hita
■awed up the game. They added
OHO more In the ninth for good off the delivery of McNamara
but excellent fielding In tha
Poynter, catcher for the Rede, pluche* ataved off acvcral acor. sprained' hi* ankle *o badly in Ing efforta.
The (ialneivllle team will meet T r a c k T e a m I n B e t t e r S h a p e T h a n E i g h t
tWlng Into tecond In thla frame
that be had to retire from the I the St. Auguvtlne Saint* here
. Y e a r s A g o A t A m s te r d a m ; G le n n
■game. Dari*, firat baieman for today at Harrt* field at 4
C u n n in g h a m 's L e g s S o r e
the Lookout*, broke a blood ves o'clock.
sel la hla left foot In th* eighth
(AV -The - ■ i ...............................................
BERLIN,
taring and also had to ratlre Calumet Evelyn
clouds rolled by after nuarly 24
from th* gam*. Both players will
Sets Trotting Mark hour* of heavy rain yoilardny, lie
he out of th* line-up several day*.
•un emerged and shad Ha •-■•.th
‘ Chiado, newly aiqulrtd fUldar,
OLD ORCHARD BEAt n. Me.. ing'ray* - upon i undry athletic
Wua the batting iter for the Keda,
, getting three hits out of four July 29.—t/P)—Calumet Evelyn, ache*, and th* biggest itar-*t'J(ld*d
doubla-galtad
Umee up. one of them rood for world champion
. two be***, [.anfitun with three mare, set a new grand circuit
far fire we* tha haary hitter for trotting mark for tha 1936 sea-.
the Lookouta. Maltby'a catch of son by stepping off a mil* on
~Dldrlckaon', Hy In ihort center the kite track hers In 2:01 1*4
In the eighth. Cnd Overetreet'a yeiterday.
I catch of McMullen’i hard hit
Calumet Evelyn's performance,
U n ■to the right field fence in 'winning the arcond Heat of the
the illth ware the fielding gem* 2:10 trot, alto eitabllahed a
of ‘the gam*. Th* lookouts will state trotting mark, and a new
•Ugigs the Daytona Beach la- track record.
N t T io . v t t . i.r .a n c u
Won |jwt
Pc
Igndin on tha local field today
In fact, tho track record of
t'hlcaeo
11
14
-41
- at 4 o'clock.
at. i« u i *
f.
it
.tv
2:05 1-4 waa smashed In eight
IlKl.tVtl
New Turk
41
It
.11
of the nine dashes on yaatarl-lllitu ra ti
41
U
.11
day’p card.
I'lnclnnall
41
4*
.41
Hoatu*
44
11
.41
Vic Fleming drove Calumet
Philadelphia
II
I*
.11
Evelyn to a straight heat victory
Brooklyn
>4
1*
.l«
Yfftifri*?1*
In the 2.10, Her record mile
S e w York ft.II; l*1nrlnn«ll 1-1.
waa clocked by quarters: 20;
rhllfottalphlA ft; CltlcBitu 3,
Ftllaburgli t; llroolilyii
1.01 1-1| 1.12 M | 2.01 114.
Photograph U s e d
To Determine Nag
Finish In Illinois
Georgia. A t aa aarty age ha itartad
bate bal) Ja high aafcool. In 1935
NEW YORK, July 29.-W>>—In
Ducaa -w*a- glgnod by tha Chat. a photo fintah that at flrit ap
peared to be a d**d had. Count
Association and fam ed out to the Arthur, bearing colora of Hr*.
Onutgehtug Club ad tha South Car John D. Ilrrtx, defeated Nellie
ol li a League.
Flip from Warren Wright’o Cal
• Thla taeaoo he waa tent to the umet I arm, in the Glrnguwlrle
Thomaaton Club In Georgia. The Handicap at ona mile at Arlington
Lookouta naodyd an eutfielder and Park, Chicago yexterday.
Duncan waa abut hern.
After overhauling a third Chica
Duncan la l i yeara of age. go entry, Mra. Emil Drnrmerk’e
atanda 8 foot 1 Inch, and wrigha Top Dog, at the head of the
1U pounda. Ho cooir* the ground ■treUh, Count Arthur ami Nellie
hi a . tuaaarhablg rate of ipemL Flag hooked up in a great dual
[With a little training Duncan that- waa not decided until the
| should make e firat data beta Judget had ipent acrrral minute*
•teller.
; V'l.
etudying the picture of the fintah.
| Since he hae been with the Look- F. Abbatc’s Prince Torch waa
outa be hae aecurad from one to third, followed by Top Hub, while
two hha In every game he pUyud. F. M. Alger'a Aiurar wn-ind up
One of hla greedeet feat* (a throw- last In the field of five.
leg oet baae n n n sn et the plat*
The winner ran the mile in 1:30
from tho oetfteld. Recently In Pa- 1-5 and returned hla backen f3JK)
latka ho threw' out two men at Ion a f2 etraight ticket. •-
THE STANDINGS
nlnga).
u ih «r «
A r t J a r r e t t S a ils
T o J o in E le a n o r
i t t i IT II
ltd for W rlehl la tlh .
illtc. for P a v lt la tlh .
ttl •»• *lt— t
tit lie it*— i
D U rlok ton I, Chiado I,
tt £ Mallby.
I l i t F a lla a*. I'orntar, MeClary t, Lanealoa, Pavla.
balU d la i Mallby, cla ry ».
• Dldrlckao*
Ualllne I.
KaFarlaatk -g o y a u r . T w o
ilia:
Dldrlckaon,
Chiado,
S ellin g . Clary. • * , rlftraa,
K rrariaaa, Hnllln*, pauhle
lea la Clary- Lett » •
ad tl Saaford II.
U Off Wrlehl t. Duda
, Blrurk out by
Jaa
4.
HtMuiita
A MP.nl CAM LKAdl'M
Wnh l - . l
Ktw Turk
II
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II
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at. .i» m «
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rh lraen It,- Phlladvlyhla I.
N»w T*rk It: D alroll 4.
Itotlaa Bi ai. Lout, l .
Tad**
Naw Torh *1 Patrotl.
Wbaklneion , 1 riavalanil.
PpllaiVIpaia at C h im es.
Beaton *t * 1. l^-ul*.
b an enfy sat i
„ .
Vs,
.’i n
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411
G - M e n C o m b U . S*
F o r 2 K id n a p e r s
MOTION
ikmg %
.#,■-* m
',
RENO, N et.'
narry <jsmriau
ST. AUGUSTINE, July
Garflald Plowman, ncnIU d by k .
latka from ’tha - FltrMa^Alemma
Leagdgy hdrtad aorew-kltWll bar#
ytfterday aa tha Atalaaa flatahadl
with a three-ru»ipr*t ta down th#
st_ Anguilla* Salat* Id tha Florid
da State Laagut, t to 1 l i waa
tha hum aeort by which tha Sal ale
humbled the Aialeaa’ on Seoday.
With tha acort ltending at fal| going Into * * hlntll Bbifcafi
error, douklae by Hlhet and Stnith,
and ainglM by itai ttwe and M an
ger Ttan OaDegoa abated thebe
-----home
runt
homeand
endggyw
gar*the
thavictory
vletody
to Patatka. iW'r i ■
John. SohaeiderRlL AuguaUnL
ace eoiythpew, F U touched briskly
by Palatkn for l | Kite. The A tale* a
were a constant *|r*tr ia Bchrufr,
n
r a tw s c r S fc
successive aIngle* hit dumb bake
g iffin a s r e w
«Relief For Die ;
Itching of Raem
hour* * f-
M c L u ca s A tte n d in g
A la b a m a
C L A 8S IH E D A D V .
•
I n s titu tio n
Leonard MeLuca*, Instructor
of physical educetion la Semtnolo
High School, U u member of Uw
.faculty
Camp
Cloud(pOnt
In
I I C U I I J at
II
W H IP
w
w u ip « i.a
—
H A V R T O U R . W ATCH
• .
u ,
Mentone, Ala,, school clnlea a a ld ' V - t f o H ,AcH
" 'S r.^ cL u ra a will Uar. A k i ; W 5 ^ ^ g ^ T
hem* thla week for New York
yfQ” *^ **
when be will attend e confer-. ****** to W, t , HRl.
•nee on coaching. Latar he win '
OR. STRAY
•tund a coaching eJamee at th# - )M0mj
Dark,' I
University of
Florida uuUl «hUa spots. Finder pi
8«pt. ».
,
•
..
. I f ’er K.
repaired
decree, tha
WHEN YOU BUY a Blue Graia,
Blue Ribbon or Cyclona mower
you gilt. the UTMOST in Lawnmower
value.
Stanley-Rqgera
Hardware Co.
BEFORE YOU BUY any re__
frlgermtor try our new modtan *m le* refrigerator one week
ard. free. See them on display at
Stanley-Rogen Hardware or at
— tba Mountain lea
Company.
on;- Phone 896. »
-
H om e R uns
By Tha Associated Fra**. Yesterday’, homertl AvirlB, In
diana. I ; Ott, Giants, « | CamlU,
I^iilliaa, I ; Gehrig, .Yankee*. <t{
Selkirk, Yankee*. 1| Go^la, Tiger*,
1 1 Hale, Indlena, 11 OeoHmau, Rede,
1; Lombardi, Rada, It Jordan, Dudgera, I t Werber, Red I n , l j IW per, Browns, t.
The leederai Gehrig, Yankees,
n t Feax, Red Sea. H i Trashy.
Indians, Mi Ott, Otanfo, l i t CantUU, PhlUlea, l i t ArarUI, Indian,
1*.
Leagaa Tstala.
American
----- :---------- 4*»
National
Mt
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MINERAL C
IN P R E P A R IN G Y O U R
Crop* groom with tnlam |
healthier, more dloeooa rw kii
bettor eanrytaf qaalitleo.
CREW IS LOST
CHICAOt),
July n.-m ~
She will return to Hdllywood In
Member* of n crew ef 21 me*
Oftober.
itroog were believed H i e m l
veklu T burtdty,
*.
at
HI. U u l i Hi llrnnklm ,
IMIlfbursh i t tlfaitfon.
Olh*r* not ■rhftliil*iS,
flaabTwho,* la alp\lng‘ yt I trlplr Xarlea* Diitrkh, Europe-bound,
Olympic, m w n la the J 00 tad SM •Kipped her eir ahead to Parlt.
stopping
p U tq l, ahoet
fin mra T «4«r
C hW l« m Kdw York,
BERUN,
July
2 9 .-M V Eitanor Holm Jarrett, dlamlaaad
from
tha American Olymple
women's awlmmlag team, yes
terday revealed that bar er*
theatre-leader husband, Art Jar
reU, was sailing from Naw York
aboard th* Queen Mary to Join
hir.
Meantime, the pretty ewtmuMT
was "getting n big thrill" out
of her nawipaper work and see
ing plenty of Berlin while doing
IL Her eecond story was filed
yesterday, commenting on bar
la 1 l - l Innlnat t,
lU ts lla a In I 1 - f Inraaa oil Wrlahl la I
weal oil Mtdlar la t
aa. lilt hy plirhar. by
ta).
Wild
pinhMi
T eam T akes
to P i s t o l S h o o t
not •ch*«)iil»tl
M a t^ a v p e t Seven
running pr*r«nte<l £ acore. Zupaa.
ic'a double turiod taW.’n.rlm lay
» t AngUttlae In the niftM fra nT»
and tWO-.hKl and tn * 5XOr g a b
the >’rxuatf■wajfUaolher ‘tatty
lha seventh.
\
PaUtW f c » h |l U-1>ieU le tU
TtF.R'fliA' JONES. colored" woman,
wanta family waxhing job. 1107 ■lath whan tlogltb by Redraw, • £
ran mjde one « f the moat *poclac
. 5 Whlre drora bdUM .t il lira. Hint*
War catchea ever made at Conrad Locuit Are.
Part
*
Official* of tha chib and iporta COLORED MAN WANTS work
aa chauffeur or diahwaaher. gera Upped the Aulgna'' attack.
writer* of the league believe DunReference*. Johnnlo Johnson, 709 Baker and Zopnnto with two hid
E. 6th St.
each, lead 8t- ’ Augeatlne'a -ef.
NEAT COLORED GIRL wants
revolutions a minute,compared
housework. Mary Moore, 1014
with 4000 R. P, M. required U
Avocado Ave.
the raceh Jenkins used tail year,
12— W an fed!
Pn**ibillty of clutch failures,
which marred two previous runa,
DRIVING TO MICHIGAN soon
Notice Is b«N
I, eliminated by a device which
D»*lre
party
to
help
drive.
600
ym
.f^D feree
lock* the clutcjj at high speeds; ,
Palmetto.
caaae pending |'i
Jenkins first
aatabllahad .. u
■
■
I
- ... 'ot the Ninth J
21-hour world ipead record lu
Zfc-MIncellaneoun for Bale. |
1D2H—85.2 mile, en hour. . If#
TOO HOTT Then get a General
bettered hla own marka Later aa
Electric Fan for *3.45. Randall
W?
follows: 1B32, 11.9; IMS, t i l t
Electric Co.___________________
1934. 127. In 1933 Cobb took
the record away with 114, Jen
FOR SALE: used tractor wheels p*,int:"f,r*L tV*
kins Regained it with 1U.4, 'Sod
from a 10 *0 Mcdormlek-Decr •
;
Eyaton captured It with 14*, im
proving the mark two 'weeks
reerl Ha
County, g
•go to 149.09 miles pov hour.
U. $. Athletes Open Vital 1
Workouts In Berlin Oval
____ _
S c h n e id e r T o u c h e ljl
F o r E la r e n H i t s ,
R a te ' B a s e S te a le r
S tr a ig h t C o n t e s t ;
'i
(allgWni
�-1
Sanford (a The Only Central '.
I h i Ida City Affording RaH, Highway*
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPBIDINT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 237
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1936
M IL K
H u r r ic a n e
E M B A R G O T IG H T E N E D
IN
D A IR Y
S T R IK E
P r e d ic te d
.
T o S tr ik e
:
P e n s a c o la A n d A p *,
B e tw e e n
u
a la c h ic o la
T o d a y
Sanford Feeling
Building Boom
Of Mild Nature
liuif Coast Flies
Earning Of Storm
C o o le r
W e a th er A cc o m p a n i e s S tiff
*
2,000 Loyalists Die A
Rebel Guns.Belch Death
Finance May
A
W in d s F r o m
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0 A c t i v i t y
S o u th
E s tim a te d
•, JACKSONVILLE. July 30.
t—(AP)—Weat Florid* waitd today for a tropical atom
pproaching
through the
lulf of Mexico. The Weather
lureau said the dlaturbance,
eeompanied by winds of
U T ic a n e
force near the
, Shower* and cooler w eather
accompanied the etorm. W eather
forecasters
had expected the
Storm to h it the coast between
Cbdar Keya
and
Apalachicola
daring tho oarly morning hour*
moved p e n to the W eat
Tho bureau’* morning advlaor/
Said tho a to m center la aouth
«f Apalachicola, moving north*
,-!*« wolf Const from Cedar
E m ‘|# Penaacnla flew hurricane
wwralng flags today
white
■ tana’ warnings wore sp from
y ts a n ila wsatwsrd to tho Mb*
gM ppt Elver and from Cedar
fa *
southward to
Tarpow
r%TpUr t h a t proparty is wall
T t B . t o t o M c u t acroaa th# ax*
(bum* southern Up of Florida
(tight before la s t without doing
g ay appreciable damage.
Two
man, one a negro, loat their
Uvea .a t Miami during
atonn
Btseball Campaign
For Funds Started
With Ticket Sales;
A aal* of aeaaan ticket* for
th* rem aining 13 bam* gamca
%il th* Sanford <Baseball Club
aahadul* began today with re toy Indication of success, accordtog to C harles W aft, president
9 f th# local team ,
t T am day night a baa*ball committ** eat in th# Chamber of
Q to to e rra and voted a drive for
«ri*tb before th a rily would hav*
bnan iarcad to withdraw from
tha. Florid*. Btato
Laagu*
M m * of n lack * f fund*.
be-
U nder
F a n fo ril
am i
To
W ay
th e
Is
Be
H ere
v tr in ity ,
L eads
R e v o lu tio n
Seminole Begins
Negotiation For
Refunding Bonds
C o u n ty
D ebt
d u c e d
F rom
Is
R e-
A m e r ic a n s
M a d r id
O f
In
P eak
up*
Q u in c y ,
M e d ite r r a n e a n
-------- V
F o rd M o to r C o m p a n y
F a cto ry
R ep o rted
To
purrntly. art* m»w in the nii<U| of
■ mild building I«hhu, a hCrrlnl
survey today rt*V«*4l*
‘In almost tpvtrry u n til nr* thr
on. fc<
J o mHj
C r u is e r
Fliers Are Ordered
To Take Up .Arms
$ 3 9 2 ,0 0 0
H ig h
E v a c u a te
F o r 'S a fe ty
Be O c c u p i e d
3 3 • ‘ doh| «3*rV of th* lloaril of County
France, that more than 2.000 '
, Commissioners.
While it w n difficult to obtain
H |
While detail, anil fieurv* of Loyal Troops were nllad.'
the exact amount o f money being
H
the plan hsve imt born mail* when they were ambushed Ii%
the hills outside of Z a m >
•pent on cunaUuctiun here, the
public, it wa* understood that
goia by the Hebe) Army. ''#
•urvey makes it anfe to pet an
- .Jji th* movement l> ilesicned to
Mountaineers told FreneKt
tlinattc of 930,000.
■make poaalbl* a reduction In millofficial,
that one of tin
New reiidencf* ait* U-ing erect
SB
area a t each year p a m i.
main Government column* *
td un Celery Avenue, Canter.,ti
( County offlclaU haw pointed wa* surrounded ami
mowed
Avenue, ami un Kii*l S lrw t.
WJI
out that Seminole'* financial po- down by Fascist machine guaW*
Extensive renuHlelinr activities
sltlon la firm, adding th at the a* the loyal Troops
marched
consummation of a refunding i down a mountain paat.
Bent on preventing ihlpmenta of milk into New Orlean* until the price la railed a cent a quart, or* twin* cartin] m, m a number
of h‘>me, ami *|i*rlmrnt» on Park
Trent
program
will
It
rid
to
lncreaae|
Fascist
In A re c tlo n la U
re*
embattled farmer* are ahown (top) halting a pa***ngtr train at Tangipahoa, 1a ., and •earthing the
ttriaco that flrmneea among the slate's ported revolt of the Government <
baggage car for dairy product*. Below, another group 1* *een searching a truck in the *ame town.
irrent W other eountlea.
garriton at Valencia, a Kadi*
Thousand* of gallon* of milk have been dumped *lnce the embargo wa* declared. (Associated Preaa
evolt.
The firnt step In actually wip- Irrranean Spanish eeaport,
a*
Photo*)
___________________
____
____ _______ *
>n to l"K out the bonded debt
wa» more Americana fled M adrid.toalructinn ty Andrew t'arraw ay j,
Dress taken la>t Saturday when of- ward th at city to eecape th*
expected to be the beghutlng of
| ficiats conferred In T allah au re revolution.
another building ipurl, since Mr.
" ~
with tho State Hoard of AdThirty Americana already a re .
Carraway was the first to take *j|.
t I minislratIon and succeeded In In Valencia. Nina entrained a t f
v in lig p of the Federal lluusolnc
rjjk .J | obtaining the releaae of (30,000 Madrid today for there and 71
Ad mmi*t rat inn plan.
JtfrL In homU ami nearly (33,000 in more were achrduled to leave to*
Henry Watson, local represents5 J3 ? coupon*, both of which had been night. The crulaer Quincy a t
| held a* aecurlllca fur a loan ob- the United Statea
M r s . H . R * § t e v e n a D i s c o v e r s O l d P u b l i Uve I l f a Jacksonville firm co
fleet la (4
operating with lha KHA. raid retained in 1031.
pick them up.
•
c a tio n In H o m e ;
N a p o le o n 's
Cantly he had received 33 In tu
SFS
Clerk Herndon raid the peak
A battle by both ground troops
applications
for
loans,
guaranteed
---1 of the couaty'e Indebtedne*, ol ami airplane* for Maaatalon
* *
A c tiv itie s R e c o u n te d
at _
by the gorem nient, which will he
neiled, recent yearn wes* (2.000,000. TV> y*r*go*A In th* relJH S#«uN #1
a*ed for entirely new cnhatrucha* been reduced (303,000 by Northern Spaka wa* J*un*h*d‘l F
lion.
•ucrraslvr atagea.
lh« (invernment.
Report*
he*,
Anothe r rom liuction ventjrc
Negotiation* now under way came general th a t' Franc* may
which
bids
strongly
to
a
handsome
are
the
fir*t
attempt*
In
annre
aid the Spanlah Government Is
C1UCAGO,
July 30.—<>P)— Ingtou’a funeral wa* diacovared
It T. Juhnaun, member of tho lime to refund the
asaet In the city la the new Na
Srmlnole putting down the thirteen d a y ;
Colonel Frank Knox, Chicago today In tho bom* of Mra. 11.
Sanford File Department, will debt.
tional
Guard
Armory
now
being
ttvolt.
newspaper publisher and former R. Steven*.
'save Aug. | for ■ two wreka’ va
built on the akefront.
Official* did not plare
any
French senator* laid Premia*
Rough Rider, take* th* center
The paper wae brown with age,
cation In Jacksonville and on tho cellmate on the time when tho
l.rnn Blum told the foreign af«
of th* political atage tonight tn although It waa In txctllent con*
Fluid* West Coast.
refunding program
will
have fairs commute* th a t
Erase*
accept the Republican vlce-prtal- dl,|un ,n d readily readabt*. The
G. P. raato n , city tul'ding lnbeen consummated and put Into might be forced to .a id the Mad*
dentlal nomination and amplify stevrna family ara unable to do apector, today waa making an in
operation.
rid Government w ith arm s . to
th* p arty ’* 1930 challenge.
termlne how th* copy found Ita dependent canvass of Park A ve
prevent being “surrounded by,
Th* Chkagoan officially will „ y into their home,
nue residents betwren
Tenth
dictatorship*.’’ Blum waa quo**
be notified in ceremoniei beginWashington'* burial ceremony Street and Fourteenth Street* in
ntng a t 7:30 eastern standard , rllc] , w ii bordered in aolid an effort to determine the reac
cd aa denying th a t arm* or air* i
planes so fa r hav* been fu r ,
time a t the Chicago Stadium, j.|ack, a universal custom
of tion to the construction of a fill
nlahed Spain.
, *,
ono of tho world'* largest covered new, j ^ per« until only recently ing Station a t Thirteenth Street
Friday1* tides: low, 11:13 A. M.;
To bolster Ha defects* force*,
auditorium*.'
and d in followed by aome pa and Park Avenue.
hitsh, 5:50 A. M. and ti:2d P. M.
llia apeech I* axpecUd by
the Madrid Government confte*
Th# movement waa undertaken
Run n i t , at 5 :IS A. M. and sals
p arty leader, to be the second i Th, rc ip p „ „ th , alory of a t th* Instigation of the City Cumrated th* Merchant Marin*. An*
at 7:33 P. ill. Moun rises at !;4 |
thorttiei ordered all m ilitary add
Half of U o Republican p arty ’*; N, , „ n Runaparte’i activtll*., million after a proposal to er-.-l
P. M. and sets at 1:50 A. M.
TA1.LAIIASSER, July 30.-(,J3 civil filer* not on duty to ra*’
atatem ant of alma In th* «u" ! n! ' m*Mi<minr the name of Genev- a gasoline establishment had bean
—Th#
pledge
that
‘
’I
will
work
campalgn, and on outlln# o f what , Murat tha U u U Corporal’* mad# by C. W. Spencer and op
port for action.
nta where he waa elected grand! ,,r ' A' W EPP* lo ,u * received unceasingly to further Ita IdraU'*
H will da If Iru u lljd In pUee of
h | hamJ ^
who WM burlwl
The British Government befall ’
posed by other Interest*.
waa
voiced
in
TaUahsaart
re
n a ile d ruler of the Elks L odge.'* P0*1 c ,r J
,rom
w »H*r L.
U i. DecaocraUe AdmtaUtratlon. , T, u.h * » * . a fte r
h i. exile
an Investigation to datarmUta
Conflicting
petitions
presented
cently
by
Judge
C.
O.
Andrews,
Following a parade from th* ('°°Pr r - » h“ *• in Spitsbergen
He will eupplement th# ad dr*** .
whether British and
A m ris a '
by Loth side* caused, th* Commis railroad station to a downtown
th«l th* w riter had aeen of Orlando as he discussed brief banks and factories had h a w
hi* running m*U, Coventor A lf.
corv,i< u ^h l# portion of the sion to make its own canvas*.
, hotel, the Governor waa honored
,un
• n‘l
within 20 ly t)ie Townsand movement and confiscated In 8paln. Th* F a r t 1
policy of
Spltaberger
la 000 hie long-eetabllshed
It waa understood that if tho at a breakfast, reception, lunch- m lnu,r».
Motor Company aald It received,
front th* north pole.
favoring "honest and fair coraelution were agreed upon hy a eon and special meeting of th*
a report th a t 1U factory at Bar*
pansatlon to old people.”
majority of the people in the Tvn.h Elks Lodge.
— -■ ■
catena had been occupied,
•
-----------------------A email roof fir* on a rtaltu Fourteenth eection, it doe* uni
En rout* to nearby cities to
R e p u b lic a n s D e la y
| S ’ li’L ’ w L v S r u I 11>" J” 'h follow that other section* of Part, . .
.
_ ,
, _
«*»nc* a t Tblrteenlli Street and push hie campaign for tha U nit
Clark Avtnu* .bout noon today ed Slate* Senate, Judge Andrews
Avenue would lie opened to busi A m a t e u r T a l e n t I s
S e n a t e N o m in a t io n s
S gTS S j
ness until .residents of affeoted
pointed out th at "Tha Townsend
W
a
n
t
e
d
I
l
y
J
a
y
C
e
e
s
oSl
y irrx iin N V lL L E . Jn le HO.— ' ‘he tight of Pt***1* * * ? adver- areas had Indicated their desires.
movement has been the cause of
Ono
offs
red
a
aaw*
Th* canvasa probably will In
~ 7~~ *
, J alight dam age was done. The the crystallisation of the desire
(AT— Florida’s Republican Execu- l**1"* *°PF; Amateur entertainm ent talent boua# la occupied by Garfield to du something about th* prob
tir e Committee today again da- mill for »*!•. Inthtdlni a ^— ^ , completed t y Friday, It was Imli
in Serelnolo County wishing to Johnson,
Uwnei M lfftlfn of nominees to healthy and actiYO n tf to wench* catgd. .
lems of our aged. . . If II has
compete for a trip to th* Taxes
1
don* nothing more than create
S S a ^ l l c
candidate* In
Oy
^
The heat wav* In Benforg
Centennial should ragU U r bnLocal a h o a '.n probable tonight th* ronaclouaneas of a duty oweii
th a Kavember general alactlan q t a d a
"broke” y eeterd af aa thn official
medlaWy
with
th#
B
a
r.
F
ath
er
(
,
„
j
|-r
iday.
F,ob*Uy
galea
In
fo r two u a a p lre d United Slat** oi mind by H-artlAg *
to three persona. It deserves th*
T e n M e r c h a n t s J o in
J . J . Xelleghan, repraaontlag th* eatrtm # northw est portion thla commendation of every right- therm om eter recording waa an*'
Senate te rm , v a c a te by t h . f to T tor_» " fto f g y - w bhh^hnd
noun red a t U for tha d»y’a ;
L
o
c
a
l
M
B
e
n
c
h
P
l
a
n
'
Junior
Chamber
of
ComaMr**
In
afternoon
and
tonight.
E
atrtm
*
r e a n t deaths of Senator. Ftetch- to « i lo # r a b « t ana yaar bafar#
thinking man and woman, and I
*
.
.
th* organlxatlon of » local group Northern*! Florida) cloudy with pledge th at I shall work un i°p.
o r and Trammell.
During th* night th# mercuhy
of a a a tau r* who wU) appanr ba- „ i „ tonight and probably Friday ceasingly to further It* ldeala-H
t eek wimmlttr-r waa named t The editor* w a n highly •pota
slid quietly *nd ijow ly down to
'■
fora th# Orlando JayCe# group morning. ShUting galea, probto recommend candidate* to th# 3*tlc because o f th e lncam|deto"A* United Stale* Senator 76, n point where h ha* reotoiw,
Xug.
10.
ably
reaching
hurricane
fort*
full eaam ltte* which will l>*ek n«-e ot toeirt
"*” ! * * ‘
from Florida,” he said, "1 will for the p ast week b#(ween atfd*
nominee* a t a la te r meeting. M rtlng tlw t tlm mail »hlp bearfavor and fight for any bill th a t a a filv d sunrise.
Prohatoy to A u g u st *
may b* presented to Congreae
Dsfplte the afflatal . racordlhg.
which provides for an honest and there were thamaometers la tb«
T w o M e p A r e B o o k e d fair compensation to old pooplo city th a t reflate red h ig h er, ternF w d O b serv es 73rd
w ithout an abominable pauper's persturea.
On# hundred _ wa#
B y M u n i c i p a l P o l i c e oath, and 1 ’will oppose any sub
chalked up on one a f Urn towgto,
B k t h A n n iv e r s a r y
stitute. . . which provides for areas where th# *un , M M
S ix M o re M e r c h a n ts
Rose Ho'loway. white, and Rob th* m eager 115 or $30 a month down Into n location th a t th a t,
BIO SA W
Jnly
A * r e e
T o S p o n s o r e rt Lockett, nrgre, were booked by fo r the ‘ctvil veterans' o( our was shut o ff from wfaato,'
—Following a • custom be **tabpolice today en a disorderly con g reat nation.”
i
lo w er tem peratures w et#, a t
11e nr y
R i t e B e a u t y E n t r a n t duct charge which grew from an
tributed to tha trag ical, disturb
iy
toil
ay
Ford _________. ■ _
a lte r'd fight In a Sanford hotel.
ance which roe# early Mowtoy,
a t Ms lodge h r th e Huron Moun
Chief Roy WUllama aald the case L t - C o l . H u t c h i s o n
..S h i amt# merchenU today had
morning. »w*pt aeyoae the wwto*.
tain Club acres, w est and north af
was
first
handled
by
county
of
F t ‘S c r e v e n S t a g e s ,
TbtoAd a list of 2d to sponsor an
• ra Up of tha at*la am i howled.
R
e
t
u
r
n
s
H
o
m
e
111
berg, on the rugged U k s Superior
ficers
but
turned
aver
I#
th#
city
/ D a y F o r V i s i t o r s en tran t to the R lu Theater ‘C#v- because the alleged altercation oc
1U way Into tha Gulf t o M « k a o
coast.
,
, '
aleade a f Beauty” scheduled fa r
I t WU# ’ F d rd ^ seventy third
LL-Cel.
J
.
C.
Hutchison,
com
curred
within
th*
Umlte
a
f
Urn
mu
Aug. I .
Saturday. Aug. 1. has been
birthday, b # t g# calibration wa*
mandant a f the Banford National
The aaw business firm# a re nicipality.
designated visitors’ day a t Fort
pwniwA
Guard Unit ratoraed today from
United
lu
m
b
e
r
Company,
M
yrtle’s
Ucrrven. Ga., w here aoveral San
Ford a t TS M l aa well aa be
Camp F aster t« Jacksonville and
ford youth# ar# atotloned, ac- Cedfea Shoppe, Monk’s Fine#, H u g e S c o r p J 6 n I s
was confined to hie home with
eordhtg to a communication re- I s a w D rug Company end tho F .
an lllnesa da scribed as "not
W. Waalworth eompany.
K i l l e d I n A p a r t m e n t •trio 110,"
outeud bora today.
Mia*
H
eitn
Wsllman,
organiser
Parent*. reU tletov and frisrvl*
The National Guard officer
Oue of tho largest seorpioM av- will b* able to return to duty
o f local bay* a t th* fo rt are ln- of th a pagsant. aald the avant will
b#
different
from
any
other
ever
*r seen h its was killed this morn within two days, It waa an
vfted to snitch the day’s #ctiritlea which .w ill Include athletic*, held hare. Formal evening gown* ing by Mrs. Ess la Hawaii 16 a lo nounced.
cal apartm ent house.
Ha la assigned to the Jackson
m ilitary ceremonies and iniprcTh# Insert measured three and ville m ilitary camp for a twoea#-half inches b a g . It to an dis weeks’ period of duty covering
right and
play In tha office of C. B.’ Daw- the regular admmer training ac•«#! m a t y farm agent.
U »lt| a f guardsmen.
Washington’s Funeral I s .
Told in Paper Found Here
;Park Avenue Poll
Begun On Problem
Of Filling Station
Jacksonville Pays
Honor To Governor
Sholtz On Return
SSS - J
Judge Andrews To
Support Townsend
Pension Movement
“ J;
iSTS S .W 1 S -
Local Heat Wave*
Broken By Winds
From Gulf Storm
�THURSDAY, JULY 30, IMSDRRIK RUMS DRY FALK 01 NO Kit ALB AND
n P P B p l* TRUE FRUIT LIMB RfCKRT TO COUNTERACT
ACID. ALKALI TOUR SYSTEM
v NEHI MALTED CHOCOLATE
NEHI ROOT HEER
ItOTAI; CROWN COLA
NEHI TRU’d FRUIT ORANGE
/ TREA T YOURSELF TO THE ItKJTT
Sterilised Hot lira
NEHI BOTTLING CO.
C.
IJ..
One of the principal reasons advanced a few "yearn Editor The iltrald:
cession for bat* and bream and
ago for the repeal of prohibition—outside of the argument For over 50 y ta fs people have hi* catch w as one copper bead
that it would cure the depression—wan the contention
b re a m with th s loss of doiena at
enjoyed hook and Una flaking for
that repeal would reduce drinking and drunkenness.
shiner ta lt U ke o ff by far* .
bass, bream, and perch, in ceautiIt wan often argued, and not without some semblance
Furthermore, somebody dug a
of truth, th at people naturally desired most those ful Hattie Snake la in 1, trn inlles ditch from Fairy Lot* to .R a ttle
things which were denied to them. Consequently, If the aouth bf Sanford, and a nice view Snake lak e, which has conveyed
young people of this country were told that they could from the state highway. Some hundreds of plants o f w ater hya
Into Rattle Snake Lake and
go anead and drink ail they wanted to, and liquor was set month* ago, evidently somebody cinth
who had no reward for the law, It M -prradlng like wild fire. Noout In great abundance before them, there would be an principal,
or any human being, b«,<ly ,rr m i to know who dug the
end to cocktail parties.
dumped a drag net into it and ditch. One man saya tho State
That this theory has not quite worked out In actual made almost a clean sweep of ev- Road Deportment did not do It beit was "supposed
thawfeb I i a i t a g i a a r a g a stts sa a t practice the
'•'lc_ way
w njr re
“ I'H” "'"* to
vu nhas
a n ubeen
n u udemonstrat
u i i v i i s u s v everything out g a r fieh.
cau-e It had no right to open a
"
'
. . .
had kl |t d the gars ditch only from the bridge to the
ed' by Dr. ~S. S. "Goldwater,
commissioner
of. .hospitals
in
New York City, who says that "excessive drinking in New they would deserve a little credit, lik e, n few yards below.
York City is Increasing by leaps and bounds," and w h o but instead they werr allowed to (lur County Commissioner, Mr.
Scarry, nays ths county did not
uotes many figurea from Dr. Karl Bowman, director of return from whence they came.
ditch for the simple rcate division of psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital to prove it. It ftcem* that most <if the lake, aun it-urh
wae abaolotely anoecesaary.
in thi, part of the country, thnt
In 1934 Bellevue ndmitted 7,049 cases of acute alco have
shallow water anil sarul bot
The ditch, the hyacinth and a’-xivq
holism, compared with 9,139 in 1935. For the first six tom, have a u ffem l the name fate. ail the drag nets, have ended the
months of 1936 alcoholic admissions were at the rate of Two weeka ago J II. Ilnllanii Yiihing in R attle Snake Lake.
12,378 for the year, according to Dr. Bowman.
a noted flaharmun of Ixmirwood
D. II. HOOKER,
______________ Longwood, Fla.
‘The most serious situation in connection with alco fished thi* lake si* days In sucholic patients arises from the number of alcoholics who s s i s s s a s s s s s s s s a s m i m i a i s s s m i
fall down and sustnin head injuries," Dr. Goldwater nnidji
In commenting on the increased num ber’ of alcoholic;!
cases. "The question of fracture of the skull must bo J
Diamonds And Watches
considered in all such cases, and it is sometimes difficult *
Fine Watch Ant? Jewelry Repairing
URDU AY, JULY 10, t l l «
to determine whether or not any damage has been done ■
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
to the brain. A special operating room will he opened;*
• w n t t t i r a t c e n a n a m u Loan— ““
FOETH UNION
r
.
r
i
n
i
this fall in the psychiatric pavilion for the surgical treatta.*
.“
, ,
ment of head injuries.”
" L T u ? " " ' r0,M ,IVd * **'
Dr. Bownwn* wh(> was appointed director of psychiatry
D o z i e r & G a y f a Q u a i l h r.
*r«ad frail vrrav in a twlttar- on February 1, said that "no one seems satisfied with any
“Beat For the South"
of the present methods of dealing with the problem of alThey laugh at Run, Wind l Itain —Elements to daatracttra
thay applauded, mada a coholism. Bellevue haa admitted patients suffering from
In paint* which do not embody the vpeclal kaowtedga which
ta k e
alcoholism quite freely. The question may well be raised
1). A 4>. have gained daring .11 years o t ateklag palate
Ofcraektr or etlalr, sedately aat whether, when approximately 30 percent of our ndmisthat are "Ile«t fnr the South."
Abi alppvd pale tes. anil lightly „|onf, ar(1 alcoholics, an endeavor should he made to cut
°rri,#h“t
n
,1.. down such alcoholic ndmissions.
ST AN LEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO
n«-k»df* street ** *’
“Here one should probably be guided by rather broad
214 Sanford Arenas
4aUd? through marqul.etv considerations as to what other agencies in the city would I
UDpIng feat;
have to look after these patients If
‘
r - \ j . -a v .trgde hy m*e pf the <4d<--t and imAt >c,
Ato.Uuhr
it te U O r t A Inafsf upon their he- ]
- ‘7T"Sftwt4g v*V
mg arrested and caret! for in jails and prisons, or whether,
liablc mnnufacturcra of spring m;itlrrs>t.n
p f 'stark amotion whirled beyond f rom t jJ0 standpoint of the community, the simple pruin Ihc world—Ihe Fulton Spring unit Bed
.•thefc Y e n I cedure of taking in an alcoholic patient until he Is well
Difesatle* wars fo u n d a d -ro a . and
^ ,cavo with tho mjnimum 0 f legal procedure is
Manufacturing Company.
. . destruction
. . . .
n„t more satisfactory.
Wlur, rape and awlft
"Probably
no
one
believes
that
forcing
the
arrest
of
I tom e on men
OHMt kings were bom and kings theso patiants would reducp the incidence of alcohol. I
S O
cannot believe that It would be cheaper to force the po
deposed, as well.
Strange breed of mlnnowa In a lice and courts to lake over this burden. In fact, I imagine
•turbulent •«■
it would be considerably more expensive.”
while they last
G reeting old Triton with a cup
The psychiatric aervice at Bellevue reflects a grow
•a t teal
.
ing public Interest in mental hygiene, Dr. Goidwater said.
j I
Clara Hyde.
Children’s admissions for 1935 were 980, and during the
Huying In A I-arge Quantity Enables Us
first six months of this year admissions were at the an
*Vfo judge from some o f the rnm- nual rate of 1,432.
In 1934 admissions totaled only 433.
rqmita on the new Grand Esalted
To Sell These M attresses On Time With
o---------
t --------------:--------------------- v
“My New
Dodge Has
Plenty On:
The
a
W E R T -The - JEWELER
I have ow ned several m akes ot
c a r s , b u t my n e w D odge h a t
plenty on Use b a ll. . .
.
w hen ifewm ee to e a rlB f.fto
and oil. I’m getting 20 mile* til
the gallon of go* . .
RANGE
Unier th it he la not nearly so had
a ’govem or a i ha was a few weeks
•r*-
SHERBEIf
The Individual Cases
~-Q
No Carrying Charges—While The Ship
ment Lasts
Wrappcti tip In the mate nf atatiatlca which diecloac
that 36,000 peraona were killed in automobile accidents
lost year, that on many died at interaectinns, that several
$
DOWN
$ 1 .5 0 MONTH
hundred were killed in Florida, and so forth, are a vast
number of separate stories embracing tho pathetic inci
/ / No Carrying Charges •
-fdents leading to many individual nccidcnts. Asher Frank,
* 'W hatever mey heppen elsewhere
State
Safety
Director,
In
his
latest
bulletin
has
at
during the neat four yeers, Flori
d a leema assured of an unusually tempted to discct some of these statistics so that
high calibre of public official In the public may see Just what lies behind them.
Pints 15c—Qts. 30c
’Through carelessness on the part of different ones,
k% h position.
---------n
38 persons were killed in Florida during tho month of
Since Henry Ford haa pro May,” ho says. “A perusal of the manner in which tho
claimed that the row la doomed deaths occurred is sufficient prix>f that these lives could
315 EAST' lot ST.
to go, we are eagerly Walling have boon saved hnd proper precaution l»een taken.”
fop anntenne else tn declare that
A 45-ycnr-old lady was killed riding on a truck—
th e cow la coming hack.
lumber load shifted.
---------n------ A Indy, 40, was killed when her car sideswiped an
Gn>ri:i* ll.irtivr i. u <ham|iiun
- I f Doyla Carlton could he In
"rirli girl’- father” in hi* movie
duced to Inapect ahd endorse Ihe other car.
ALL-W EATHER
proposed canal project to the In
A young lady, 21, going at loo rapid speed failed to lo ir*.
dian River, lhat wmilil jusl almut take a curve.
M k a It unanimous among FlnrtA young man, 19, fell off of a moving truck near
de'e repreaentatlvea.
Jacksonville, death was instnnt.
w k a u k 1'ROUD
A young man, 22, sideswiped n car—he is dent!.
The Florida Beacon, the only
OF CtUlt SKRVICB
Another
young
mnn,
28,
near
Titusville,
was
thrown
Eapuhiicaq newspaper south nf
YOUR WATCH MUST HB
-A N D V /
Yarroont, haa dlscoram i th a t Abe from a truck and la dead.
ACCURATE
A
boy,
16,
of
Jacksonville,
apparently
speeding,
UneolA and Alf Landon have atYOU'LL
Official Hallway Inspector .
n o i l exactly the sam e Initials. erashed Into several mall boxes, he died.
B e t we don’t know w hrthqr tho
A mnn, 75, and his daughter, 27, failed lo take n
•McLAULIN Jeweler;
diecotery Wes made In a defense curve—speeding—both were drowned In u canal.
L a r g e s t s e llin g t ir e in t h e w o r ld
111 FARK AVI« | IJnenln o r In qn apology for
Boy, 9, near Jacksonville, riding with his parents,
L tndoa.
. thought car was on fire, Jumped nut and was killed.
|
« - ■■ O —
a t a n y p r ic e — s ta n d a r d o n * th e _
A little boy near St. Petersburg was hit by a car
** tThe Tampa Tribune It elated or
« r the Im pm am ent In big bust and died as a result.
v n e w c a r s — fa m Q u s fo r iits
SOMKTHING UNUSUAL—a taxi driver was killed
Mae, citing General Motor*' tarnWIIDilK TO 0 0
\
near
Quincy,
failed
to
take
a
curve.
ttr * . duFont de Nemoura* profits,
TONIGHT!
A gentleman, 60, near Ojua was killed—caused from
mad utility companlea' gains to
aMnr th a t the New Deal has been no lights on car,
"lie llvr Air m l to Shotl'»~
k l l w l i q - But we thought it was
A young boy, IB, near Manatee—speeding—hit a Dance and Cool Off
th e "forgotten m an" who we* eup- tclephono p o le ,___ _________
f f r N n t r Clo**
posed to be helped I
Near Dhytona Beach a young man was killed In a C H IC K
E N D IN N E R 73c
{
------1---- ------------trash—painful death,
—
S lttk l, l'hr>p«. H at f t Cold
The revolution In Spain I*
A gentleman, 45, taking sharp turn near Avon Park
| jik ^
■haggle between the government
J ‘MaGood M usk. WtaM> Liquor*,
m i the rebels, between the liber was killed when his tiro came off.
liver. Kte.
Tho hit-and-run driver took hia toll—killed a gentle
al*'and the conservatives, between
» H o « T . « ITtWM* h I n | f
th e left* and the right*, between man, 42. near Sarasota and one 70 near Jacksonville.
tbo
w n * -« M
M
M oan.
eepemenlel* and tha faacLte,
t o too
TRI8 IS NEWS! ! I A COW EVIDENTLY TIED TO Cooolto u l r
C1sk lisass atlOvTr. «L
between tha have not* end the A YOUNG MAN NEAR BUSHNELL BECAME FRIGHT
havq*, between the New Dealer* ENED AND DRAGGED THE MAN IN FRONT OF CAB
and the Old Dealer*, o r w hat have
—HE WAS KILLED.
jo w l Be what’* In p nam e!
A road hog caused the death of a Udy, 38, near
■■ ■
6 1
, near Miami. COURTESY
Peiatka New* (a alarmed
WOULD HAVE SAVED
a t J>a p en is tenor with w hlth Dr,
leyouse* tha ta u ie oil THESE 3 LIVES.
.
W* lim
l }n preference to PreaSpeeding and driving beyond control took the life of
kooeevalt. Our thought la a people in various sections;of the state, whose ages
the whole Towheehd mete- range from 10 to 58,
as welt a* tha Union
Discourteous drivers who failed to dim their lights
B u fld in g
” ,ite d , financed tbd
the monied iptareeL Wire responsible for 3 pedestrian deaths during (be
M a te r ia ls
j
W l»:*vnrlfc*.
1 yurpoee of taking month.
‘•We hope th a t Uncle Ham has
1)4tter luck collecting IIOLC loans,
farm loans. RFC and FWA loans,
baa , had collecting war
3
T O E hotter tho day the more you’ll enjoy this k
I timely
time! confection that brings you tho sunshine
of Florida and California in a n Ico. M Here’*
a delicious dessert for today's lunch, an energis
ing thirst-quencher for tho 3 O’clock Recces
. . . find a quart of this Orange Sherbet would
certainly bo welcomed at home this evening.
Seminole Creamery Co.
1.50
. . . which MA.nfor* mile* pet
gallon than n « « t tu gelwith rrfy
old, ■mailer ear
MATHER
COM ETSEE f
v 4- .
LONGER
NON-SKID MILEAGE
Users Hors In OURTOW N
JSas f c s a w t s
BANFO RD TW EN TY Y EA R S AGO
Dr. s&d Mr*, t . D. Brownlee and
lltUe Son aspect to loavS tomor
row fa r Calhoun, Georgia, where
they wil bo abeent fa r one mouth,
the church haring granted Dr. tonvay made a trip to DeLand on
iWnlso s siesta for th a t length m a tte rs of a legal n ilu r* last F ri-
given toe M b 1’t e m p la te al|
around —Mifttfflon . > ♦ ^ f *i
T hank you Mr. HnbtoeBI You a r J
Only one of the thou«anda of Dodge
owner* ewrywfc*ee whol tell t i
about the *meting economy of
th e tr care . » . w ho eay D o d n
gives them from i f to 24 mit*
per gallon of gasoline. And man
of them f a y Dodge Is octuajl;
coating. them tees to ow n am
ow n ed toJLwl
btfow
See this new Dodge today 16riv<
it] T ake the free economy test
ae* bow D adgaeivw oaggM fino
ir ta n , iii€jr
fa r. lumber, roofing
aw l bulldlag malarial*
of a n klada call >a ai.
Hero y e a ’ll find the
moat reasonable prices
abd beet quality sad
n s quickest ssrrite .
Sudden SarvlM
tlmd. Calheun Is hie old heme
l b * oxpeeia to thoroughly an- J & r a . L, P. H agan bad children
’ avary mlnuU of h b etay.
la f t this morning fo r Georgia to
Iks MV. Arthur Feck, rector of spond am rm l Wtoki. Ifr. Hagan
ly 'Cross tpUoopal Church, left
tertkjr f*r Albany, Raw York,
J
I
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
i'l i i r Safp. for your years *tir of
a n iti*iral ro m n ly , " ( J iy P a r e r,"
does not a»0 (f nor <Umr«*.
nd Personal Activities w m o s ji
BRS/Sodctr EdJUw
Social Calendar
»'*■ •»
H O N lrA T '- 1
The n-eahytartan Auxiliary pic
nic will bo held a t San Larnlo.
Dinner a t 1:00 P, M.
Cirri* Number One
of the
Ptrag Mstbodlat Church
will
meet a t 3:30 P. M. with Mra. E.
klrckotf,. Mayfair li*tri.
Circle Number Two
of the
First
Methodist
Church
will
meet a t 1:10 with Mra. J . M.
McCaakiU, Rose Court.
Circle Number Threw of the
F lrtt Method let Church will meet
with Mra. O. J. Pope. 1910 San
ford Avenaia a t 3 J0 .
Circle Number Four of the
F ln t Melhodlat Church will meet
with Mra. H arry Weaver, Myr
tle Avenue, a t 3:10.
Circle Number Five
or the
First Methodist Church will meet
at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. M. D.
Keel, Elm A v en u e
.
Daughters Of Wesley
Hold Monthly Meet
Tela*ban* rO
Am&ikim;
” SALE
Personals
The D>U{htm of W rtle ; Class
Joe Routh and Richard Pack
of the F irst Methodist Church
ard left yesterday for
North
held their regular social and bus
Carolina to spend a short time.
iness meeting Tuesday evening)
a t the home of M n. Ross Adams,.
Mrs. E. J. Nelsun, J r . will he
Park A'enue, The business ses
the guest of her mother, M n.
sion was presided over by the
R. 0 . Dickson, for the week-end.
president, Mrs. Tred R, Wilson.
During the social hour a abort
M rs. Mao 11a II m an r e tu rn e d
contest was held, the prile b r M onday fro m Min mi w h ere aha
ink awarded to
Mra. M. B. jp e n t a * h o rt tln ir
Wright.
Refreshments
were
served by the hostesses
Mina France*
Morrow
will
Those
present were: Mri. leave tonight for New York ftjr
Vance Douglass, M n. A. It. Cole, ■n indefinite »Uy
Mrs J E Courier, Mrs, Mar
garet Tyre, Mrs. M. B Wright,
t‘» I R N i <h> anti grnn«l*nn. R.
Mrs. H. B Monroe, Mrs. C. M.i (i llit kaon, Jr , have left for
Flowers. Mrs. E. H. l-aney, Mn ' Alabama to vi*it Mr. Itlu ^ o e 'l
M. B. Smith, M n. C. F. Bransii.l father, J. I* Ulrd*oe.
Mrs. C. W. Adams. M n. A B |
Stevens, M n. J. O. lAney. Mrs
L. T. Doss, Mrs. J. C. Albritton, Mi* >«ra Moyt*. ill 1*
Mrs. F rill R. Wilson, and Mrs.' night for S o u th t ‘amli \
Russ Adams.
'•* O rrect Men’s Weir
leg a l
n o t ic e
'float
C‘
M<wr* Construction ComIhe P*ny of Panama City, with $4M.KAV- 000, bid low for grading
ami
arge. el»*tlnf Dv* milea of Road 37
Aa- 1st Santa Roaa county.
State
Four-Year Battery
Broken By, Boston
ftQ K
J—
nt:" «•* « -■
" a n y th in g
v a c a lto n in tf.
but
aging.'*
"Actually
there
la rg e increase in
ii lovrlan
' in rA G O , July ftn
* ""
lots been
,,r" 1 * " "
a *P"M ■hm"* •«
h ,,<hl,n
Th# Safety PtvniMii
* ihm*
«li«l
rn lirr *«<»ck
tint anticipate mhfii th$* ntijfftivi*| *ht»r* $$f all whilr«,
i *t *i* m onth* of l'JArt td<i«d
f a ta l It i«** to
A m erica*!
F rien d * will i eg re t
to
1 i o i <U90
that Coi. J t ’ Hiitiht**m h a t *-* loiijf Hat o f h ig h w ay d e n i, 6Of)
cu t sh o rt hi* -ta y at <’i m p Fo* few er and th r e r p r r r c n t
lean
te r bevau*e of dine**
He a r
th a n th® ro rre ip o rn lin if ItKlS f i g
rived hom e th\* m o rn in g .
u re, t h r N a tio n a l S a fe ty C ouncil
Mi** F lo ra M ePhaul ha* left re p o rte d M onday,
fo r S p ark e* . tin , fo r a a h o rt v a
D esp ite th e fact m o to r a c c i
cation, accom panied by Mr* W, dent d«mthn last month reached
1,. W ell*. *hi» ha* been v isitin g a high point for the year, the
her
a 'iatrr-in -law ,
Mr*. P . N. council leading a five year cam*
— -l
’**,r
.
r n«
ir.ivcl
th is w ard ro b e,
' *i$111 Suin$*> I W ill m m *. I
d ire c to r of th* »>• nn> tl* P u b lic |
nf
th e
•*vi*
flirt* \ r n r
riHJHiil
«m|»ii 1^11
|$%s** Ana
to am i
v rn tllftliila
a te
nf «P«rt
|w«*lunfi
p riced
an
i h h i i i >im |
"t »s$*ti| ini* t’t*ii ••iim pt n»n 1* u p
a p |n >>\inuitrly h |.,iv » n i
Hma
a hil** th.
im m hi i **I
v i.l.n t
ilctil fit d v c n a)«.*$<•I ■•illy tin i‘i* jn-rf f n t to J u ly I. th .1 .tiMtli inti*
in tf im a of t r a w l .l*tT$a«<’tl II
per.i*lit, w hich n vviv u r n tif ) *
Inif “
TO-NIGHT
202
REASONS
t*>
ONE GROUP 5 4
DRESSES
Lace Suits—
Silk Crepes
Prints - Eyelets Light and Dark Colors
i VALUES TO $11.50
al**$ n il need.
Lockman Submits
jtJ rr •;
Lowest Bridge Bid z,»riiwi.iw
production.
Joe K. Brown
Sons O’ (Jims”
Jack Ixmdon’R
“White Fang”
W ashable Plaid
COATS
9 C0ATS3H
COTTON
LACKS— a'n CORA— " ^
LINENS. VALUES TO 7.95, v
;V
The Style Shop
Suspect Arrested
In Truck .Robbery
TAMPA, July 30.—Wl*—Janted
P. Martin, alias John llraulie'i.
was turned over to Osceola coun
ty. Florida, aulhoritlca Isle im tcnlay to face rhargva of arinen
nddiyry growing out of the theft
nf s largr number of c lg ire P rt
from a truck several weeks ago.
Itronswici, Ga., offiriaU had
said thry wanted him on chaVgea of
m uidrr and asaault growing out
of the armed robbery nf n truck
near there Feb. 23, 1933.
hheriff Young Tindall, of Oervoii, who cam* her* for the pris
oner, refused t o ’ acknowledge
Georgia's prior claim, until the
esse in Klsalmme* la disposed of
Detective Sargeaat W. D. Bush,
of Tampa, said Martin o r Beaulieu
was wanted fo r th* killing of Jot
Martin, truck driver, and fo r the
assaulting of Carl L*wla Syeg
mann, th* d riv ti'a companion.
RICHMOND, Va. July 30.—(JJ1
—Graduation from the University
of Richmond here proved sadder
than such occasions usually do
fur George l^ c y , catcher, and
Herb Hash, pitcher, on th* uni
versity baseball team. Both were
signed by the Boston lied Sox —
but they were separated and lent
to farms in different leagues.
This marked the first tim e In
four years Ih rt Hash had been
called upon to pitch to anyone
L. J, ttARTLMT,
•le a p t Lacy, since during vaca
A . A d m ta tstrtl.< - o f U s M a n i f
"Kir Galahad," champion broadtion periods th* battery had re
MABEL, a. BTIUM.
te X
'
------- - mained Intact on semi-pro teams. Jumping hor**, la appaaring la th*
new Marion Talley novl*.
in
n in is m
Notice le b .r * b r given th a t tb*
• n d .r a lg e a d w ill, on t h .
<Ur
nf D * pl.inb«n A. I>. I i l l , *re«»M
la th e HoAormbU m u n t r Ju n e s of
s .ra ln o ta C o u a ly , Vtoeid*. hi* (Ia a l r i iu r n . a c e .u n t an * v o u c h .ra
ae »<tmIntel r a t e r ml t h . K a ta t. of
MAItKU a., i n t n
S m i i N . ar>4
a t aald Umev th e n anC tb are, a s k ,
ap p licatio n to th * a a M .J p d g e fo r
a fin al r a t t ls m .n l i f tel* n a m ln l.Irn tlu n o f said aatn to , a a d f a r a n
o rd er fttic h a rg ln g h im
a a anon
a d a s ln lrtra ta r.
D ated th is I t s l a d d a p a l Ju ly .
A D. 111*.
^ S p e c fa iU N o te T o O u r C u sto m e r s! ^
Anne MaicNeill
W ill L e a v e A t
N o o n S a tu r d a y
For
N ew
lfork
PU R CH ASE
fa ll
*</
One Group Straw sSilk - Felts - Linens Pastel Colors - White As Well As Dark Colors
VALUES TO $,195 '
Sisdys* 'Ins,
TALLAHASSF.E, , July
—1 . S Imckman t'nnstructlon they ha
Company, of W e t I’aJm Beach,
aubmittrd a low bid of $34,000
yesterday
fnr
constructing a
bridge on Highway 23, near
Dl*- Twenty Mil,.
Bend, in
Palm
p a g , Beach county.
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The bid m u ,t be approved by
m iederaJ Engineers
befura euntra rt la awarded.
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REDUCED !
l i . S. P u r c h a s e s 50
The statP cabinet will consider
T r a in in g
P l a n e s mean, Friday of tailing IKK),Ofli!
to supplement 11 1*1,915 PWA grant
SWE—
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
Friday SAT^Monday
SPORT SHQES
Cabinet Considers
Way To Raise Funds
* WASHINGTON, July 30.—W fur a new stnN- chemistry building,
one of 12 Florida projects approved
—The War Departm ent
Tues Tuesday
day announced the award of ■
J. J
k naiisfant rom im t
craft Company of Wichita, Kan . doner of ggni-ulture, said |IOf>,for tha purchase of 50 primary "00 appropriated iiy the 1935 | ,.g
train big airplane# at a cost of is store from the general inspetion fund for the chemistry build
$329,659.
ing. was spent in citrus inspection
The departm ent deeeribed the service during the past season
plan* aa a biplane with a tnnBrooks explained Ihe le g isla
dem eeating arrangem ent so de
ture broadened the service but rrsigned th at the Instructor sits
ituced the charges for citrus in
in front of the student end is spection.
able to direct him either
by
A $122,500 grant will go toward
phone or visual signals.
a 1250,000 project calling fo ren
It 1* p o in te d with a single ovations arnl alterations In the
223 boraepowyr (Lycymlng) en- slate capitnl. Another project ap
proved v i s for completion of the
Seagle Building at tho University
IMPORTANT STATE
of Florida at a cost of $231 SIH of
which $ 10-1,31 is will be PWA moo
CLEARANCE
E d d ie Qtill Inn, d iin u tiv e co m tdiaD, is one of it fam ily o f n in e —
a ll a ta tfr an d screen p a y c n .
’ ‘s t i t c K
fo r fjw tjjk w
Twice a W aah
4 3 -Place Done* O Jtl
U M I l« I T I lM ( T t-M
I f you could see the Chesterfield
[taper when it’s being made
you’d know why it’s p ure’and
clean. It looks just about like rich
cream.
When Chesterfield paper comes
off the rolls it is tested agftitvand
again to make sure it will bum
Without taste or odor,
i We know from experience
that good cigarette paper
helps make a good cigarCite
— we know it’s one reason
yby Chesterfield wins.
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IF losing to Use Sanford Looko, 4 - to 3, yetlordoy afternoon
ft oaa 'Beach sot a new league
racord for consecutive losses, this
IM ing th* ninth stra ig h t game to
, • Mot by tho “ Baby Cardinal*.”
Hays* f o r tbo Lookouts,
, mid W alter Brown for the’ Island, *Va, co-holders o f. th* league
I'ygHltg. out reedrd, opposed each
o tte r on th* .mound, urith Hayes
‘having a shads th* boat of It
,
limiting tho Day lone Iteoch
A W / t o dbt bit*, three of thrm
. « t i e infield variety, while lit*
Lookout* wsr* collecting sight
[l*s,.f|TS of them being gt»d
ex tra base* o ff of Drown,
aytona Beech p u t .over It*
t.n r n In the first inning on n
k" issued to Ifoslnekl, first
o r Up, O perfect bunt by
ler**n which he beat nut, and
rtslder'a choice when Morton
■d Andersen a t second, Hou.
leMotif# J<wkwU*wtodt.gueilne In the Anclsnt City
riorreW.t Today th* locale
playing In P ey to n s Beach.
" K in g
tinning th eir climfr toward tho
le a d e rsh ip .o f tbo Florida B u te
League, lb* Gainesville G-Men
pounded out a 7 -1 win over lb*
HL Augustin# Saint* her* .yester
day afternoon. This gow*
vs need tho G-Men within on#
game of flrot place as the S inford lookouts gained a 4-3 decision
over lb* lesgua-leading Daytona
Reach Islanders, „
Doth to sms collected 11 hits. Al
britton went th* rout# for Gaines
ville, while-BuUond and Schnei
der divided mound duty for tho
, , i 1'
Sslnt*.
;
.
Four fast double ploys were
pulled during tho contest, thrso by
the G-hftn and on* by the Ancient
City nine,
' 1
Gaines v ile opened ths scoring
In the first by sending three run
ners across ths plot*. From that
tnpa. tv tha f j a lr , scoring bn*
run and b attin g In one. t
Hayes' record now tUml* nt
three win* and on* tie gsme in
his last four sta rts.
n s v r o s A dk w it
uh h n s
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I scoring on the play. Anderl n a k l . Hi
lald down, another bunt Id IAt nnat-ri.e,
Ik .
third Inning which h a 'b a n t' I»t»Biffin, r f
XnMtin,
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hu t was stranded on the I Hill nfthi tm, M
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tho sixth on tw o hlU end n
g fly to rig h t flsld. Their
ll tolly came In th* eighth on
i >Mt and two error*. Th«
)kot|t» put over on* run each
the first, aero ml and third ing and th eir final and wlttnlni;
r e In the seventh. Langston
till starred - a t bnt for the
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BERLIN, '^ u l 7 30.—(A7—Two
■ — t i n e f -Ah* -United States
Utympts ho sta g -Mam, featherw eight J o e J , Church of- B otavli,
K . T , and Hawaii JClng. negro
heavyweight 'fro m Detroit, were
removed from th* squad yesterday.
T hg boxers sailed from homo
■hoard tho M , Manhattan from
Hamburg, leaving behind them conHWtlag reports aa to why they
A very Brundage, president 'of
the-'American -Olympic committee,
■x*4***to boya.broke training-rules
and Bey Dart*, manager e f the
boxing teem, advised me to send
them home." Brundfegs refused to
e'aborat*. ”
<Jut , ths,
TV
D eris jpdA X ir g r o ^ cheC
* ■ hometoyw^"ww/»-*uffrrt/g Lom
s lc u M a , and. tt* l» jo sp u l etU -,
g lssn tr Helm Jarrett, ebempagnb-fbvlpg e^yecJbe LtnUsd -j-w-'s ftl^iTirtll -fWumwfag teem , b
ted* so eadangvred the morale of
happily sunning her**It In a dtak chair-abort*'tho liner Manhattan shortly bofsrt aha Mg* db
the boxing iqued that they had
from the s*ued Mr Ye* mush drinking end 1st* Mur*. This picture was taken at sea and leaked
to be sent home.*'
United I t s U s aboard tM -Q ueen Mary on M r racer*-bras king crossing. (Associated Frees
Later, Brtrndage admitted that
be announced the boxer's diamlasai upon recommendation of Davis.
F if te e n A r e S ig h e d
”1 know nothing Of the details
F o r A q u a p l a n e ; R a r e o f th* case,* he said, "which is not
under my Jurisdiction anyhow. 1
U)S ANGELES, July N H f ) didn’t knew* the hoys w ers''su s
—Fifteen brave men already have pended untlf th* boxing commit
P r e d ic ts A th le tic s
W ill
“C au se
T r o u b l e ” signed for th* 41-mlla CatoUaa- tee Informed ms. They have a rte l
Hi-rmota-MenhetUn beach aqua entirely ’ within their rule* and
B e f o r e S e a s o n I s F in is h e d ;
plane marathon, Aug*.'1 -3 .'
A field of 80 stoH ef* la -ts^ rig h ts and It le exclusively their
F iv e T ie d F o r S e c o n d
affglr.”
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pec ted for this "story-book" race
Davis, only American Olympic
of
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porta—the
only
opaa-eee
CHICAGO, July 30.-V F)—'The th* season still to be fought out.
official connected with the esse
New Vurk Yenk'e** * chinch ‘to ' "The ‘Yankees havo a fins performance of Its k in d . la the * k s would dikeuse k , sold depar
win the.A m erican League' title ! lead," Mack said a* he mentally world, end th* longest attem pted tu re pf th* boxers would not afreet
r .‘ : ' ~ T Not to venerable Connie Mack' shuffled and reshuffled his pitch- anywhere.
The 1UM race, ssenbd' of an A met lea's chsnc.es. Chester Rutccki
whose rlghth-place Athletics are era, "and they are playing vary
of Chicago wHl'raptac* King.
"going to cause a lot of trouble” good baseball. But, my! Anything annual series, w ill; fa*tufa .the
Because of th* publicity given
ninth
annual
w
ater
(port*,
carni
between now ahd ths .windup of m ight happen bofore the end of
the case of Eleanor Holm Jarrett.
val
a
t
*
llerm
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Manhattan
the season. the season.
backstroke swimmer who was dis
>
Mack, 73 year* old,-going on
“T hera ere five club* prac beaches, Aug 1-3.
missed from th* team last Thurs
It
all
hagan
whan,
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la
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1*14.
74, did not predict disaster - for tically tied far second piece,
day for drinking, It was believed
Joe McCarthy’s Yanks** today. Cleveland, Boston, D etroit, Chi Frank Pamlaman, 2X0-pound' Dong th e American Olympic officials
flram an. became
But. he couldn't see where even cago and aahington
are only Reach (C a t)
did net ura'ot to discuss ths boxa club with a nlns-garxe l**d and four, and a hall game* a p a rt A the first person to croee Catolto* •ra* departure.
channel by equepUne.
ploying “ very good? baseball big, winning streak
The next year, deapCto • le a n
could be
considered
anything pne of them ahead
or un-bcllaVar* who i Inlisten "It FOR .SALE; Young pony horse.
■lumped."
Hie own team, and th* S t cimMn't be done," 11 vaatnro- .. 4- year sot*, Reuonahl*. 906 E.
time tM y wsr* never hauled hy Louis Browns are tho only clubs some, young men began the. first
ths Saints, although th* visitors definitely out of it, baseball's “
anneal
did even th* score a t 4-1 in tho dean said. The Athletics, though,
sixth Inning when th# G-Men de- will do n lot of damage th* rest
C L A S S IF IE D A D V .
funs* crumpled momentarily,
of the way in.
| Bonner end Pitman were th* bat"Thl* combination we’re using
|tln g store of the gam*. The dimin now is th* best w s'va had this
utive Saint Inflsidsr hit safely season," he said with the charac TRY "SEMINOLE CLUB" the
two for five cigar—with th*
three limes In a trio ef appearances teristic enthusiasm which sssms
at the plate, while Pitman hit to grow, rather than dwindle, 5-cenl quality—sold by meet In
safely thrs* times In four trips to with hie year*. "I really Ilk* It dependent merchants.
the platter. McGowan, Gibson, myself. Everything Is fin* except
HAVE TOOK WATCH repaired
Bevel! and M cttillrn each came th* pitching. If we just had
by on* who really know* tow
up with a pair of hit*.,
pitching—
Brlgga. Jew eler. M ac. A re.
Mack Fails To See Where
Yanka Are Pennant Club
W in s F e a tu r e A t
. S a r a to g a
S ta r t
SARATOGA. K .' T ., July
*0- —r i p r " Hieiocig S aratoga
opened l u n m iM r meeting
trium phantly
y*stordqy „. ae.
10,000 sp ectato n watched tb*
fsraous silk* o f . A lfred G.
Vanderbilt end DeWItt Pag*,
Bristol, Conn., sportsm an, earlied to victory la tho head;
lino attractions of tho • procram,
Mae die, speedy brown ion
dw*Bo»tonlan-LittU Flro, modo
a show out of bis flstd to
bring tbo block and wit Ito rac
ing) livery of Stable Ownor
Pago to victory In tho F lash
Stakes over 5 1-1 furlongs, as
. tho VondcrbUt entry of Bwlft. ploy and Baraga finished sec
ond and third.
In th* second feature, Vanderbllt's
fleet-footed
Ally,
Good Gamble, oatfooted a
eraall field of five starter* to
win* tho tenth running of tho
the heavily ‘backed Bation by
V. h o lf . length, w ith Cycle fin
ishing third.
Maedic won tbs sixty-sec
ond running of tho Flash
Stokes, worth 93.250 to tho
winner, as he and hi* jockty,
Eddie
LiUenbergsr pleased,
soring his fourth and most
notable victory In 17 sta rts .
Under the alert Litoartbergtr,
he broke from the h arrier
like a shot, put daylight be
tween him self and his field,
and won In a brtexs by four
lengths In th* creditable tlmo
of 1:00 3-5. Heavily backed
a t the la st minute, Maedic
paid off a t only 13 tq 6.
M a fc s ie L e a v e s
To
P la y W ith A u g u s t a
'And youll Had
It
; right aad leryed right.
□ N LY
Sure End to Chllk
and Fever!
r g .t n a M *
n V r n l relief far Ualatfd
BEE REEL AND Bona,' M l W.
F irst S t fee week-end bar galas
m need cart. The** c a rt arw prlcad
fo r atralght sal* with to tn d a -
r*l TXetdees Chill Took I
h>*»
d / lf F l .i.
ALL-STATE U m
♦ N n p b tmOt trouble-frae to atay
Tbg R oU etor cold-making
B e a rf 'altVaa
COLORED OIRL WANTS
aq maid or doing ,w«
Alias Henderaen, 11 t l •
in acydaofcwmuladv* power. None* open*
n p g m w «ortd of Bcdted currant end W
911 Aprleog A v ^
Co l o r e d
TO* MICTWAJlTi
XU la tbs ^eit u k jr:u
d e * * Out h ’a richer,
w aK a.and. atrWk sal. th e . asms
numbsr,
. ,,'t .
”
• • •rw a lh
fielder*^ chaise aad stkteaeis* sfe.
>Im by Bbnmopa - aa d , Hold*to*t
on Ice.
‘ & k g 'H h g a
hi* s t u c k on
onsUugtt^agglatt.L
^ c v oj hlto nrh.
S o u v e n ir V a
500-year-old
PAI.ATKA, July
30.—Eddie
Ms sale, rookie outfielder fa r the
Aielens, who has bead w ith Ihg
club since the start of th e *<ae
son, left last night to Join tM
Augusta club In th e South A tlan than b O rh c g 'to
tic League. He will report to th* to a kvpp a / hi|
Tigers tonight In Jacksonville, T ba-loeal loop
where they will meet the Tara. rirvull and It"
Matsle Is th* first rookie In
S te a k s
C h ic k e n
C hop S u ey
w l t vo—Low* d*sated!a halfdede*
w i b x * * *
�Sanford la The Only Central • ,
lld iU a City Affording Rail. Highway
And \Y«Hr Transportation
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SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936
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NUMBER 238
•rench Capture Italian |
Munition-Carrying Plane;
Spanish Nuns A ssaulted
C a m p a ig n
LOYALISTS GUARD BARRICADE IN MADRID
lets Search
or, Lost Ships
) V a c a t io n ia ts
COLA,
IwhJtfc raorwd iHRUid .out of
R t# ® u lf‘ of llailcD near
S S f » J p.Pioperty
tf s
cau3d
1936
Established In 1908
w H a n je W
damfcn.but flrit chacka r*vehlid no’enaufiitlaa
. Cfcnp WaKon and Val-
porstab St ported w ind, of W to
100 NUoe an h o ar >• the storm
rrossgd the coaetUne, Tbeo Staff,
Camp Wa-tew botohaan, H id It
waa 1 m ' w a n t’ of aia tropical
Storms i*e h n experienced there.
Tito* Ashing eahoonera were
reported m ill Inc air1 the ito rm
M cM L'.Tto -Sam*' of Nlcevillo
• W x 'r i* aboard, the ’la t c h o m m »t;.ef S
i» d the
Owte Petersburg)
H im O W f , MR
MM
■•‘Ttopon’* out of Apalacht*
M C oat! Guard dispatched
to 'lo o k fo r the beeta but
id u belief th a t they sought
before Uto Itorm h it thorn.
der
the
end
---*i n
ad II M u r * k i t h . * * • • itruek.
l o s t of 1,000 raeort traeatlonera
a t Camp Walton moat of them from
A laiiitna, sought U k t around
dulIn# the night oa advice of Ibo
Cuoit'Ouord.
■i W tbdi u p to .M milo# on hour
lUd .heavy u ln a wpra experienced
CHICAGO, July 3 1 - ( * ) - C o t.
Krsnk K not, accepting ta il nl*M
the Republican nomination for vice preiident o f the United Bthtra,
belli, up "the preterite Don of free
enterprise" u the lu mil mental Ueue e l the JM8 cenipelyn.
„ Fennel) y tab la c bit post aa ru tn in a-m itr to the p in y 's presiden
tial nomlnif, Got. Alf H. Land-m
o f Kan***. the pub liber of the
Chicago Daily New, itruek out »t
W hit he ci lied the "hysteria! *X*
periment’ of the Rooievelt’ Ad
m lnlilritliin end ded*
that
America once more hid n ic h e d “n
point where the blue* slang the
tr ill run out."
"Two w iye He aheitl of us,” Colo*
nil Knox told Me Chicago itid lu m
■uilirece and radio li-tener*.
“One lire alone the apparent’/
e»«y Tilleyo o f a n-gim rnted so
ciety, m m U ln e d by > petem alli*
tic governm ent which falsely proiulie i to provide Ita nubjrcti with a
ircorlty th a t men mint to pur*
c h ile In the peet by Ihrir own of*
fort*.
"The other lie, alone the ru n ted
height* of eelf-eupport, eelf-goveminent and eef-rrepect.
“ Which will we choose 7
l*oyai troop, ore seen In th li railiophoto guarding o barricade In n Mad
“The answer la In your handl,
I know w h it It will te. Next No- In on the Spanish capital. A loyallat, hi, head in n bandage, g rip , n rifle,
rernber, you will choie the Amorl- claimed the revolution h id ’ coUapied, but KH*ri*l commander, predicted the
cm way."
|A ,iociated Press Photo)
That course he identified with
the program offered by hie party*
"America la too youag. (oft vlgi c - u « * c — raye three!
Emergency Crop
Loans Available
-HereTomorrow
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S
Slight Delay To IIq
N e c e s s itated As
Blanks AreAwaited
] Loyalists Open New
1 Drive To Retaka
Zaragoza, Hueacft
B e f o r e
N
i^ f a l t
Drunken Soldiers
Spreading Terror
! Snipers Use A u t o s
Mounting Machine
3
rentwl ami a huge Italian1
seaplane
wax
neixed I I I j
Frcntth Morocco today an.- •,
French Radical
Socialist* .-A
voiced a fear of IntematfortV- •-< i
nl repercussions from 8painV |
fourteen day revolt.
The
tri-motored
p U t* . A
forcetl down on coast, car,
ried guna. Another, which ’
rn sh e d and burnel, w as loaded,
with machine guns, bomba, heed'
grenade, and b o m of ItaUaa IB *
l munition. The third plane, p erl of *
■ rvnutfcil f i i t t of six in ro u ts tb *
j
I
Roosevelt Says
‘Give And Take'
Spirit Important
QUEBEC. July
:u.-W )-
Presldent Hooievell, respond*
Ing lu ■ irtiiieitdvua nvatinn on
hi* jirrivjt'e H tn»
“ frillk
d e a lin g ,
Im liy ,
c©-r>|M'r*tliin
And the sjiirit of give and tak«
U tw ten nations ia morr im
portant than rver b*fur*."
...
, ,
IHK
guiti ■a'SMWU ~
fit
H r p a in te d to t h r long year*
Application,
for emergency
Sanford’s b n iib ill
ittu illo n
Two aerious traffic problem,
streets.
Saturday's tides: low, 12:37 A. crop loan, ore receivable tomor o f frie n d s h ip b etw een t h r U n i>
look, mure pessimistic snd gloomy
Involving one wreck and another
’
^ eV'
rd
and C annta ns an
today th in at any Unto during the M. snd 12:34 P. M.; high, fl:3'J A. row In tho office of the county
n m m aring apeeilster, occupied
*-, r
riam
jiie
to other nations.
M.
snd
7:10
T.
M.
Sun
rises
at
8:43
film
agent,
It
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s
.
announced
current season, Charles Wert, pres- j
KofKrvtdt
came
to
oil
I
on
the
A.
M.
snd
sets
at
7:21
P.
M.
Moon
thli
morning
by
It.
Dewson,
ident of the leal club, u id today.
Canadian governor-general.
He announced the ie!e of see- rises a t 6:30 P. 61. and sets at 2:63 Seminol* County Agent.
A. M.
However, Mr. D»w,on »uid,
I
i
n
tickets,
authorised
Tuestlay
to m u b il* - h i l i ’ mr . l . . I h . I n d u
qc
W itlbe» Qoypoa H id;U to
application blank, hevo not a r
n ig h t' by thi^ Its it l a II U’omm ltenco
of
alcohol,
and
Tim
Merrill
p
Q
r
n
n
A
A
U
/
I
n
n
n
Q
»UrM would -dimniafc hi laU m ity
Partly cloudy, oecaslonal shower, ! rived here
yet in d It may be
tee, la d m et a most di-cippointing
of Jackoonvillr, wa, releasetl V i e l U J I
*»»
** I l l a f l l W
M ,H p o in d ever U sd la a north
In northwest and extreme north I tom s dayi before he con a d e p t
rc,|H'nM’.
a fter posting bontl ftdlowing his
w est direction tow ard Atrvoma.
Mr. Wert rcllcrilcd with tm* portion tonight and In north andl request! for loins.
arrest on allegation, of speeding
More th in HO Seminole County
central
portions
Saturday.
Kv*
Lost
year
grow
eri
In
this
p h isl, tb it the l*>obouts limy be j
and reckless driving.
1 boys will leav, Monday for Camp
rain county borrowed approximately
He stated th a t payments d u r forced to drop uut of tho F 'o rU a j tu rn s N orthw est Florida:
A police report said T yler Winona, In Volusia county nqaf
thla
aftsrnoon,
partly
cloudy
to
ing tho current week had been State league U-foio tho season is <
$26,000 which directly applied lo
took another person's autonio- Del-eon Spring,, where a pertloa,
by no means unsatisfactory, and finished unless a startling flanurtal unsettled tonight and Saturday, the agriculture industry in thi,
bile
w ithout
permission
and of tho group will spend tww
warmer
Saturday.
Shifting
gales
th a t several largo bUla In or- Impnivemeat U forthcoming In the
•action. There Uan indication
wrecked It a out :! A. M. i t Dark | weeks and another portion will
with
h
o
rik
a
n
a
winds
in
vicinity
tooro hod been paid up. Other very near future,
th at that figure may be equalled
Avenue
and
Twenty-Fourth reside for tlje entire month oft
holder* o f *l*sbU delinquent to*
"We h ate a payday to meet to* i of tropical storm Friday, diminish- again th li year.
Street.
I August.
accounts have promised to meet mirruw an d ' nothing to m eet it Ing and becoming fresh southerly
The government allowi a farm
Investigating officer* said the
Herman > Morris, director
the deficiency, according to Mr. with," Mr, W ert said. "U isatu ll to westerly wind* tonight. High er to borrow is much a* t'Jfi per
vehicle careened for two blocks the camp, said he expects IM
tide*
until
tonight.
player, have to e l t Just like anyacre up to a maximum of “0
JInkin*.
before It finally rim e to a h a lt.1-coming comp to be the beet to
(SaatlawH a a M l ' fl*e>
*cm .
Fund, are to bo used
The collector H id th a t of
Tho car w a, said to have'cllmbed hla 11 y n r a ’ experience dlrofto
U
.
J
.
G.
Michael
of
Sanford
left
u tf ly for p uichne of seed and
course ho did nqji expect alt tho
u curh and followed for one Ing boya' outings,
today by automobile for F t. Ben- fe rltliirr.
outstanding bill* to bo mot,, al
block, then to have skidded,!
6lx eouM elon will osslat J K
nlng,
Go.,
whoro
he
h
is
been
as
Mr. Dawson said an Interest
though ho Indicated th a t se ttle
1 inlleil over and over, and turn-1 Mortis in the activity.
They,
signed to a two weeks' period of rota ,of five percent is charged
ments thla year may show quitsA g re e T o S p o n so r
bled for another block before ore Sydney Nix, Byrl .H in d * .
duty.
aa Improvement over the . p art
and the entijd loan ta payable at
] ending In a m a „ of wreckage. I Raymond
Monaalvatge, Ro m I
B e a u ty C o n te sta n t
the time DM crop, for which it
twelve month*. *
Tyler, indieo said, miraculous- Altman, Jock Bolt and WUlUgi
Dsn
Copps,
Lookout
outfielder,
was borrowed, U harvested.
Under th e Florida law, a U x
ly escaped uninjured. A physician Leffler* All have had consider^
The Texas Company. Sanford waa released by club officials toExperiences
In this county
certificate draw* Interest a t the
examined him lh l,Bmorning. Of- k^ls experience In Scout u n t o
day,
It
was
announced.
show that by far the greater
rate of f8 percent for the first Bulck Cnmpany, the Nihl B ottling
fU rr, Wilcox ond Howard made ‘ Forma . o f activity to * ’8>
year, 10 percent for. the' second W ork, ami tho Standard Oil Com
the arrrst.
part of earnp routine are IM L
m
W aiter and C arl Fesselr
and
year, and tig h t percent to r each pany today worn added to tho list
Officer Wilcox also arrested aid, sw lm m lpf. llfe-HVtng, rif^J
of business firm* who wi I spon Ksrlyle Honsholder wl'l leave to
succeeding
year
Until
redeemed.
Merrill who early today roared ling, handicraft and nature sta d y .
A U s L T b o t b*
"The owner of o place of 'prop- sor an entrant In tho "Covalcado of morrow fo r Dallas, Texas, where
C to -tr a rt,
they will a tte n d the Texas Cen T h i r d A m a t e u r N i g h t
Beauty"
tchedulod
for
Aug.
S
o
t
erty baa two years la which re
tennial Exposition.
demption may bo made,1’ tho the Hits Theater.
P r o g r a m I s P r e p a r e d slaters,1 Mrs. Lillian Caudsll of
g t f t
Mis* Helen Wellman, organiser
ooBmtor asserted. “All redeem
U | t i (J i Zr.
l-akcland. Mrs. Anna Amsrson and
Tho
Sanford
Poet
of
the
Ameri
of
the
pageant.
h
U
26
Sanford
, , A j|
ing
operations are handled
Tho third in a oerlea of am ateur Mrs. Lens Briggs both of Tituscan Legion wo* well represented
throagk tho ofttM of tho clerk Arms so fa r had (greed to e n te r last night In D efend where the might performance* will bo stlged vi te, and Mrs. J. K. Dcneff of
. p
_
_____ l a
______ a
.a J
l.w
a girl In the form al beauty parade.
n
Sanford; and one brother, Herman
Funds from tho venture will be V oluto county poet played host tonight a t the Kits Theater.
lleneck* of M srrits Island.
Following is the program .
handed over to the local Elw snla to a num ber o f visitors during a
BUly Parrish, botltono; Anna
chicken pilau supper and dancing.
r .s escorting, F a r m J n g C h a H i p l O U B A
toasa b a rs bom mailed by Club and utod to benefit under
Louise, pianist; Ralph, Ponder, 1
privileged
children.
Jto h to s th a t personal prop*
Mid im itations; Raymond tills-*,
f I n s p e c t L o c a l A rt%
Approximately 40 girls a re ox*
. t o n s HO also to receive
animal Imitation,; Joo Cook, ting S t e w U r t I s N a m e d
pec
ted
to
nppepr
In
the
pageant.
t o m , - 0 W Monday. DetinE g g -L a y in g
C o n t e s t lag and U p dancing; Virginia
Thro* prlse-wlnnlng
Futood
T o C o lle g e B o a r d
atom to th is phase of U aa- Tho winner w ill tern pete ag ain st
Smith, M anhattan dancer; Robert
Formers of American from South
but is ts r rrconaidsrcd.
100
other
F
lorida
elty
winners
to
R
e
g
u
l
a
t
i
o
n
s
A
r
r
i
v
e
h* H * Wflt h* dealt with
I Know lion, laiophiioe novelty; An
Carolina by two Inatructoia (topped
Msp>reU p te w ijt of Sanford
ha. tooPSacs of in execution a Anal rantost to be staged on Uto ' A t
D a w s o n 's
O f f i c e gus H arriet, balodtst; John Kin;;, today wsa aotlflod of K[s appoint
hero today- to im p o rt JHswkwilo,
troo
d
w
ilk
in
Daytona
Bosch
early
Vocalist.
tho n r i r t i t l to the amount to September,
County agrU ultar*.
ment to Ibo B H rd of Govsrnora
The sm steu r program Is a n add of George M ilitary College where
Tho boys wars Raymond T ito
ed attraction to the regular fee- he was graduated.
rla, cotton champion of Booth Car*
tare, "Don’t Gamb o W ith Love."
ollna, Billy Cart**, hay thamptsm^
S im p s o n
Tha unit, a n entirely new ven
and Raasem Rogsrs, earn chkmn
ture
a
t
tho
COilfff,
will
bo
occu
B r e a k fa st
plon. C. 0 . Zimmerman and E .',B ,
pied In itsl*ling the Board of Di
P w k A v e n u e P o ll
Garrison, voeatioaet agricatow g
rector* who authorised form ation
R e q u i r e s F e w D a y s of the new group.
teachers w sr* with tho y o o th aV -•
-•
-t '"•> ♦ *
—61r. S iesrsrt has been raped by
. Borer*] days will bo required Co!. [). C, Woodward, vice-presi
LOCAL W EA 1
ta complete the canvas* of Park dent of the institution, to furnish
Both m other and child war*
AVUSus between Tenth and Four- a picture ef h|m*«lf which will b*
reported doing w*IL E i-K lng Al
toeath Streets to obtain public hung In a prominent pise*.
fonso. who h as besn visiting bis
TineUoii toward establishing a
friend. Count Meltsmlch, s i the
fQBag station a t T hirteenth snd
latter’s castle s t Edsnigswsrt,
Farit, City Clerk F . M. Lsmson
Ctechaelovskla. was espected to
•
to
i
l
today.
CASTEL
OA!
yesterday a
com* hers tomorrow.
0 . P. Paatan, City building July 31.—MT—Blebop M ilhari
Tho Princes* of the A sturias,
ta to itto r , Is making th e survey GsUaghtr qf D etroit was nceived tho form er Princess Moris Mer
n | will b* □aaki# to contact by Pep* Plus this morning. Bishop ced** o f Bpiubon-Rlelly and bar
{ to T th * residents of tho area Im- Sc h r, mbs of C’evsland was given husband. Prince Juan of Spain,
Ittto to ta ly lined sooto a r t out of sn suijjenco preceding Umt of hove boon living la Cannes for
•emo U lto,
„
.
ii ih l iu iic
rts
J.» Seminole Youths
: Leave Monday F
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s re a ty s
Baseball G r o u p To
D i s c u s s Important
Problem At Chamber
Islanders To Play
Lookouts- Wednesday
■
Shows Big League Promite
t The (Daytona Beach Dlstvlert
will play m. doublr h v aJrrw tth the
Sanford Lookout. bat* to n e now,
annoeaded hot* today.
rthful Infielder Holds Down Hot Cor Iti Awaa
" twin Mil w ai "deliedtAed to
o n e r Ably; Stick Work For 1935
have bean p to y ed 'b en today, bat
th e dual oifevtog wa« called aff
;
H
its
Average
■ p j > ‘v •, * .
( late taat night,' - ; '
g- JULIAN STENSTROM
Wa rtlaaa* to play In tha south.
Townsend Selects
I* Q j k rounr third sackHa aimed op with GalneavtJle
Landon For Second
Ik ttA ixwhmjU, eeerof to
the N orth...* Florid. U a f " ,
,
nuhiifitv from a hut due to a .era arm h r * * '
Z 2 £
to * * * 5
Cat*, wma hired nf
BOSTON, 'TwTT. t f c - W - D r .
r Z l r - T rtV f^
the Sanford C u b laat year an I
I w a . admitted to tha f<W«S a r.ry m « t ■ * • >«*
Combine
ACID, ALEAU TOUR
NEHI MALTED CHOCOLATE
NEHI BOOT S U B
BOTAL CROWN COLA
HBHI THUS n U C T ORANGH
TREAT YOURSELF TO T B S K
Strrfllaed BatUee
£19
s
s
SSTa J r c it
s
lo w in g and
m v t r taken to the B it
, bat ft* a major I tif M
» w a. Impoa.lbla to Uka
S ’
to t . , k , vn u
aid down third but he did
Ik* the ptac. and aak.d for
man
PALM
DRIVING TO MICHIGAN aeon
Paat ra party to help drire. 60S
C .U .
>**»
*T..
Z
t^ t^ rT k e a T * *
S h b r f S L t ^ l 'r U ttie,
JV7, which waa a m od a-rragt
*°r tht? U* ^ >” 1 J j f j S t t j
J R 2 L ^ “, Wl*'
TOO HOT1 Then
POPULAR
t i o .v .
A
^ p p e r-rie fe e s -
Aid For River
Canal, Fly Funds
— Steaks
— Chicken
Chop Suey
i ■-year faTerita' drink,
ill Had It a | P vrk'a. Bar.
I yaull find
It mlaad
lit and served right. . . a
■It af selected liquor and
elallaed mixing, That's the
ret ef tha popularity of
k'a hatter drink., ecrvtd
BIGOT wayl
_
SPRINGS
General
xothb o r bpscsai, m a n i l
Electrto Fan for |3 .45. Randall
u r tub n o c a n o u in a a n r
tub a o r u r an a c a a r e a v Electric Ce. ; • ^ >
n i t t i i f of tke Bteek- FOB SALE: . tsed tractor wheels
fr o * a 10-*0 McCormick-Deei •
tag- Bargala. ! laminole Tire Shop.
on
Teaeder. .
Tha Garden and Twentieth Thle meetlee la e
I*r«eL4ent bad Doer.
Cmtury will divide .the nroflU lor
the rer.ee. *f
Capital atMb ef the
fifty-fifty
after
nil
,
txiunsre
PTvvIdant RooaenK. An electoral
t'i>Ip<iretloe, IM |*7I
hare
b
e
n
paid.
M
n.
W.
It
don of each ether
college deadlock; h e1 aald, would
prepetl |T to
throw the election,tote Confrc.e Hnnrat'd milk fond, which haa ntheo >t*>•
■.
been cloeely ai.ocieted with 'he nuvAi.ik kbalden,
rniuf
cox
paat .howi of the Twentieth Cen Ur—BLCAXOH - M.
tury, will not bn n participant.
Except tb ehare in the profile,
If any, Mika Jbeoba, head of the
Twentieth Century Club, will not CLASSIFIED
be actively Identified with the
promotion aiva in an advisory,
capacity. *
, .
-
^
_
MING and DANCING CLASHES RA'
oVlork
Ma n
DANCE_
MODERN MUSIC — MODERN P O O L •
’ 3 MILES WEST OF LONGWOOtf
ENJOY A* CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WA'
boM era or (be H e ra t f » r » Oeme*
ra d o n w ill b« bale e l th e efllee
of th e
C o rre ra tlo e .
A l d u s Ale
H p rln .e,
F te rU a .
» r i l l . F. I t
b
co.
m m m m
r«ra?■
-r sr w s
f.mUy
b o t t l in g
•
STA R T Y O U R V A C A T IO N
ONTHI
•
*
I
C O O L c r u is e -w a y /
FOR fA L Eto b u g pony horse.
t o y a a m li,. Reasonable. 80b £.
te ii \
WHEN YOy BUY a Blue Crass,
Blue Ribbon or Cyclono mower
you gat tha UTMOST In I-awnmwyrer
vaheai Stenley-Rojtvr*
Hardware Co. v'
ADV.
BEFORE YOU BUY any raffim ra to r try our new modern lea rafrlgvrator ona week
fraa. Baa them on diaplay at
Stanley-Rogsrs TIardwxre or at
ta rn
Briggs- Jawahg. May. ‘ A re.
LOST-LARGE white
mala Watkar hound.
Return to W. C. HQL
LOST
OS
STRAYED; OM
hound dog. Dark, lemon and
white spots. Finder plena, phene
S3 or 08.
HEW, CONVENIENT f n V K f
■ p ief lk« Caret B e r t ie > » w > le f W w a
•be m m m e i n If vea wfeto
L e .e e Hanford I tlb .A. Mi t i l l * A.
M. Ilia r . B. Leave IMplawa neaeb
lame a . m. ana r . g . eng r M.
be# Oh Wer *i.»a h « m M i
SEE REEL AND Sons, 801 « .
Kirat St. for week-end bargalaa
In uaed earn. Theta c a n are priced
fur atralght eale with no tradein..
UNION BUS STATION
Pbawe . a
M
.
Park
'E R K ’S
PLACE
ALL-STATE Urea—Sean* pricee
and Sean* quality. Real and
flontj 101 W. First BL I*
fr^ jllu a lio o witnttot
■.IimI surnmor, wiry not in |o y (q iwsnv^
|olly oceon crvlte on your trip N o rtW
ot amazingly low rotes that Include
•vary necanary expenia. Big, modem
linen with deck sports, orchestroi,
talking picturei, etc.
,
LUCILLE WILLIAMS,
colored
girl, wonts housework.. M l' E.
I Oth.
LOR I D A
COLORED GIRL w ant, work of
any kind. Leila Albert, 111 7th
St
To-Night
Last Showings
fc metoRT r aiiiiK ifc o
T o d a y s autom abU a
i, y o u r d i m
P la y
T lftC T
■;
s
'i
.it.
�H Ak*-l: i
I
lump
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.
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**
RranlnoJe C o o n ty P r o d a c u ‘
F r t ll g A nd V c t i U b l a T h an A ny
Sanford l« The Only Central
I l i t ii!n l i l y Af fo n t in * R a il, H lg h w a y i
A lit! Mater Transportation
S im ila r A r e a I n A m e ric a
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Preas
VO LU M E XXV
lexkan Gulf
s Swallowing
Tropical Blow
f
KARP1S DRAWS LIFE SENTENCE
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. 19.16
Move Started
To Raise Cash
For Ball Club
W ert Says $1,000 Is
Necessary Or Team
Must Drop Out Of
• State League Play
U tility Employe Dies
In Preparation Of
S t o r m Defenses;
Lime Trees Struck
>
M MHER 236
Established In 1908
Tampa Newsman’s Kin Is
Injured In Spanish Revolt
County Planning
Board Discusses
Local P ro je c ts
i'A
loyalists Subnfiarine ‘
Is Reported Sunk
By Rebel Airship; ■
New Drives Begin ,
Ex-Crown Prince Lindberghs’ Host
A baaeball committee of Sanford
titlie n i today maugtiiated a mote
to raiaa finanacr* tlu l will rnnt>>'
thia city to hold ili team- in Ihe
Florida Slate le a gut; for thu if* |
—
mainlrtf dijrt of the season.
Chtirman Arthur Uranin
the committee together at the
Chamber of Coinmeice Ua* lifht
and heard Club President Charles
Thv r<mnty Flinnmir
Wert say ih it the ,©e%l franchise t u t hik hi: d tferm !
rk*c*1
must be dropped unless t U >00 U omiiu-litJatitMi!* tm WIVA piojer!*
JACKSONVILLE, July 29.
procured in the immednle # ilare. which hiiv> hi’cii |tf-(i|HtertJ
■^■(AP)—The Weather Bu
in
f*Hf TM# Itartrlalfl ITpggl
Tha group unanimously adopted Scminolv tVunty
reau advisory at 11:30 A.
T l if "cactiiini, c ity nt S a n *
a progrnm of selling bloo ticket*
Huwt'vvr, tin* Iriitl/ viitcd to
of. said "center of the tropi
S i’lmsi ian
itv m lilctl
today,
for the remaining 13 home gainea take m turn m the in nr In lure
cal disturbance at 10:30 was
of the season. Each book n i l go on iiioihmuN jltt'nd)
untlt-r it rvnpwetl ca n n o n a d
«|»pn»vwti
Alvin
Karpla
(rig
h
t),
form
tr
"puhlle
enemy
No.
t
"
who
waa
approximately 25 miles off
on tho ruarkvt for * 4.
ing anti th e SpniiisIt G o v e rn - ,
or wnit in |f A|i|ir«>v*| in the din
•nure from Boca Grande, captured in New Orleans by G-men, an<l Charlea (Dig K ill) F illPresident
annourif 1*|| the
ntciil .Httltimirlin- h i * re p o rt
and
apparently
moving grralii (left) wore *o6er expression* when thay were marched into alarming fiminclal con,lilii» t.f the Irict nffirv at Uiliimh>
ed mink by it n:l id Hcuplano *.
■ U with tmuiuht mit ihut n cvrMinn,■ where they" wrre' sentenced to life j ■unvin
northwestward
atw 12 m iles federal court at St. *Paul,
athletic UIIII
unit Ifjr
i-y pointfng tu
o jti u
V
---Z_
~—* —......
Htt-frc.-d) d riv e * fo r c o n t r iL * J
Ulu
Aft
of
tlf'W
fulf'C
Will
ljg»
ll\
par
hour
or m
more.
BT h
o u r Or
o re.
* Imprisonment
Impriaonmrnt for th«
the $100,000
flOO.OOO kidnaping of William Hamm, Jr . ^$yod debt f nuw J oytglan )in* Hn
in S )ia in ’.s civ il
w ar
w en r'
wr*» i*vTha storm now »P|*r*nUy has (A aw ialed Crew*. UbotoJ
. ^
/
•--** *\'. ^ . 7 * - p g £
mv. /Vrr*
Im inchctl
try
Fa.sci.sta a n d *
111 Ifftrtl, although lta>«r«i n(etnb#m
,
jh-T*
"
'l k » bank end payday In be met
I.oyulint!*.
*
ditl nut muke t t i v u l a t i o n M
oVhr • 'email a rt* Dear T h e 'te n
|Aug
public.
Washington
announced
th*
ter and
will catiaa a atrong
There waa th* qualifying nnLast night* ««*-t*ion «an atAmriiiRii woman w»u nded lsit
northeast to southeast gales on
g -^ g ,
m
j nminceinent that I.TIrt in cash is
ttfiulcl by llownril V
direc
*cek in fighting was Idanttilad
tha Florid* west c e n t thla aflto
\NV \ ilmtnct num
as
Mrs.
Fernando
Gallardo,
' tr"
b!r ,h' which
b*
"ran n,.lu be
u tor of
trhoon
and
tonight,
poaaibly
usedinr■
sa * change
daughter of rotund D. B. Mc
hurrican# f t r t , on tha
|used for ei|wn«c* until tin- ,i,d ber two, »nd Alfrrd J McKityJ
r HU*f t-nginevr of th« ilistrkt.
Kay, of ihu Tampa Time*, the ,
axpoaad places at p i* cosat.
of (he season.
The j*roup
thoroughly
dl»*
nnly American known to ba In
Kildie Gil.Hand of Di-IjinJ prra^Caatlon la adriaad to paraona
jured
Kxtrnt and nature of her
I blent of the Lragur, made - airong cuasi'il nil approved prujectit wild
I t J*w placet against high tides.”
wound* w.re not revealed. She '. *
|plea for Sanford to rrt.iiq ln»r js l) those tentatively oke/eil
'Tha a tor in'a passage brought
Liitei. the licurti plans tu ditwas a patient at the
Madrid
club, pointing out thnI it 11 . ne
W m u a **l)y high tkla, flooding
cuss various piojevts with t »ty
embassy after her removal front
of
tha
teat
and
mo-t
rc
momlral
•Wtota Ih tha Everglade* but
(iiisdsprsms Sanatorium,
medluma of publicity. Ho sdi’ed and ( oimty officiwls tn an e f
Recommending that each inrm4jto»u wsa ao wind damage.
To speed th* work of rrush•hat this city is the "beat ’ i v.-bail fort to tltftrrinifu? which unilM
ber of the milk and milk product*
of pm|Hisnl work mlvimci-il by the
lug thu
revolt, now In Ha
town in the league."
Industry in Florid* "act hi* own
twelfth da/, the government In*
7 M lA U j,
Ju ly 1
W - A houaa in order,” the Florida Milk
According to the plan fn-tn’dated two guverrimentwi btnlien lire the
Col. < hwrtr-t A IJnilbcrgb t right; arid former Crown PrioriIt wallaa*. .1 ,-* • ISreel , ■ - *
dUturbanea
blew
out Control Hoard, in a policy-miking
la-t night, committcea will cover moat desirwbli* and »hf»ultl f»e
tha Gulf of,,M exico today, ttaalon attracting over 200 person*
the city and contact a I aporl en- placed ut the head of the sub- Frederick Wtthelm of German; nt.- -boon m thi* rndoqttu.io with
Mr* l.indtiergh a* they swapped aviation tale* during the l.indllttla tig * o f Ita abort to tha Angebilt in Orland<i Mon
thuaiaata, buiineaamen and all oth mis alon list.
C it y i *oin in i a i In n e ts
n 1r ea»Ij l.indhcrgh** visit to hiatoric Cccllieiihf .a-tle at I’uladam. t Associated
er person*.
•outhorn tip of day, promised
strict
enforceIt was brought out that Smeknll h a 'v imlicalml their prefrevnee*. l>rv(iJ photo)
mant of the raiating Koriila Milk
_
la mors or leas a chic movement Widening Magnolia Avrmtr ,w s* —----------Control law “ with all tha fociiiand ana doe* not neeeaaarll/ have given-* ftr«t cheiire. impmvvment*
_____ _r I>flVs* »t our eommand ” ----------- — ■
to attend ball gamut If he buy* to the baaeball Grill and conn tte d d ' w in ' waited. A utility
Callad to Orlando at Ih* request
*tructlon of a clubhoiiae
***
f t * man angagtd In preparatory of tha Florida Dairy Aiaocialion
Twenty-one Sanford Woodmen Of
A local ii’Wrr
In
r*tInsc tho value if n namril aecoml.
^ L r k waa fatally burned wh*n!»nd the Florida Milk 1‘ruduct* Asthe World last night attended th *
whilo rcluiarhall tviim, Mr. GHHUnrl t>. project rank* third,
fall acroaa * high
t*fts io n *ocl»tlon, the board which incluilorgsnitation'* district two meet
clurvj a
irf thut this «t He r« it rondittoning the municipal pier
Wire.
led Commissioner of Agriculture
Twenty-ala Sanford merchant* y n r would have t e lm
ill Cmattllu where Judge Jam es
" C is fourth.
G. Sharon delivered the principal
'Wlnda,
reaching a maximum I
'V *. m ‘ '° u T !" today hud agreed to aponaor one UiRUf or ono
highc- than
entry each in the "Cavalcade of th e t i h t i r i f o rjran iiA tjo n .
Velocity aom. TO mUca an h o u r .l " 1* 1? ,*h,ln* i l , a f
address on ''F r*trrn *ll*m .” O. I*.
tell never hurricane t o m
h i , - : ,h<’ ll,h l nt * S “ Preme Court d«- lli-uuty” achmluled tn
panda
Herndon, head of the local lodge *
fa r
.a
i W?,W etalon upholding the con.litution- acroaa the Rita Theater
atage
j and president of the district, was
t i u U U d amaa
h ,* TU3r |alltw of the K.orida Milk Control Aug I, according to Mias -flelun
T rash , W eed s
F o r j'7 “ a £ ^ = » . . .
ir
of aattlamanta In and
Faced by a large group of dairy- Wellman, rogaplter of the event.
Almnat poaitive aaaurmnee wat
S e a s o n n l V i s i t o r s ' v >’■ Miner. *t*te manager of t i *
tha path i howad nothing man and prmlufera gathered from
I
lodge,
i
p a re than tha uiual minor dab- all parts of Florida for the purpote given today that at least 40 girla
--------i
will partlcipala In the formal
N’r i t district meeting la srhed- i
tic of g *le wlnda. Soma Hmaa'0f finding out whether the board
Five lloy Scout troop* *re * r ■J Thl, Kll,#t,.r nun,)M'i ..f S«u- * M ayor S lu filin L rr tiMlay timili*
beauty contest from which a
W*r« ahsken from tree* or the |WOulri "crack down" o„ all rlollve in Seminole County to,lay an.| r<>r>l‘- Stoll'S closed >••->ay
for an untiffuial M|»|'val that Han* uled for Oct. 22 In New Smyrna.
Those attending last night froht
Florida Kaya but tha loaa waa latora of the price-fixing and oth young lady will be choeen to bear
three are In process of form ing.'
r hi|||r u< B tribute to Mr*. (oiM n-Hiili’iita niul }ii4i|H'ity own*
the
title
of
"Mlae
Sanford”
W t believed conaaquantlal.
Arthur Ilranan. of the Central j
speer who*.- funeral r t a g v t al ur let I jnm u -iliatcly on Sanford were;
er features of the law, the board againal n mass of pulchritude
Mr, Tlerndon, Judge Sharon, Cl •
Florid* Scout Committee,
told wll, hl.,,, #t , j. \| f,„ m ,h.. n I'bun up in ni |hi Ik n tn make
E lb e rt L. Freeman, BO, for- releaaed o nlr|-point ttatm ncnt that will tie seen In Daytons
Otto Anderson late ynterdsy
thu city asattractive
ns p o ssib le ^ I “Sin*, L. I. Keller, Charles •
lOCrly o f
Mulberry, waa
tha wtpeh Jita ahairman, W. Henry Beach early In September.
Sanford
Kiwaninns
today.
(
Kpis-npal
Church.
obtained a building permit
to
This city h i* ljtree troop*. Mr
I
I”,
U n ,‘- J - W- 8nu» - ’
U p m aa who loat hla Ufa.
11a Bryant of Jackaonvll’e, termed ae
The Itev. Martin J . Drain nf- before the winter season arrive*.
The
Ititi pageant will be " P a ir • garage at 2 1OH Palmet
M. Vlnlng, Rufus L Vlnlng.
waa employed by th * power cora- "o f vital Intereat and Importance especially attractive to women, to Avenue at an estimated cu*t Ilranan **ld. Oviedo and long * 1 fi i*in ted during the service* which )
He jiointed out thnt the. O ty ’*
wood have one each. (’hu uota, were uiignirnted liy special mu Street Depnrtnicnt for the post K. II. Phillip*. J . u. Fox. 0 . C .’
to the entire industry as well a i aince th<- latest aahion creations of 1500.
fW
fu r two weeka.
Lake Mary and la k e Monroe are sic froni the rchgmu, institu few weeks ha* been nclively etr- HirwhcfifL KM ('arraway, O. R. *
^ F o rm in g aoutheaat o f the Ba- to retailers and housewives.”
will be on rshlbltion, and advance
forming unit*.
The nine-point declaration:
KUgcd in cutting weed* on va Smith, It R. Floyd. Willie Harper,
f> w
eorly Monday morning,
glimpse* of formal winter atylea
tion's vested choir.
t. "The Milk Control Board are to lie preaentod.
W. E. Van Loon and his group
Kunell Mason reported on thi
unsightly W. W. Owens, Chares Tew, M.
U a * dtaturbanea
moved In a
Interment was iu
Evergreen cant lot*, trimming
in- *">fk of local Girl Scouts,
andead branches front trees, and M. Smith, L. Swein and J . Spivey. *
to n ig h t line acroaa tha
Gulf will strictly enforce tawe with all
In more than 1Q0 Florida ettlca ef itata automobile license
Cemetery.
Ten Woodmen camp* were rep- <
in nouneing that two .master* are
carrying on other operation* tom n *m and entered Florida at the' facilities at Its command, to the central* art being tcheduled. •peclor* continued to operate
Active pallbearer* wire; l)r, wmd tx iu tif .ration.
resented.
« T L»rgo, northern raoet o f the the limit of Ita limited financial From the victors In each of these Seminole County today, checking 'eking ipeelal work thl* «ummer
abilliea by reason of the limited affair* will ba selected
the *u W l * * «H‘ k> themaelve* for I . T. Dot*, Arthur Za hary, J r ,
Unu particular point stressed
K f» "Mias vehicles for violations in
W. A. I.vfiler,
llntfdull Ch*»e.
Income-producing
features
o
f
the
Florid*
tog
law.
I leadership.
by Mnyur Shinlml er was that
A Miami reporter torbo visited
Florida” who will visit tha Great
and F, D, of allowing
______
i During Ihn program, J . B. Ksge- Iluwkins Connelly
wind-blown
trash
Lakes Imposition to public ita t,
f o r Largo toon a fte r tha wind bill under which we operate.
idorn, new Central Florida Coun- Scott.
2. "W e Invite the eo-operatlon state.
‘ and paper tn collect in the front
m fa h M «*ld th e n la hardly a
Judge
James
G.
Sharon
re
1
c
1
1
Scout
aiecutlve,
waa
introduced
Tho»e
serving
In
an
honorary
of
the
industry
itself,
not
only
In
yard of a residence.
He de
•1* * o f th*
a to m ’s * passage.
Follow iog are tha local mer
Kpeclnl business on the pert of
the- disturbance 1B0 percent observance of the law chants and business men who are turned yesterday from Tavar»*|and IL K. Morris, master of troop rapacity were; It, A. Newman. clared that only * f-w minute*
w
hen
be
completed
the
July
term
j
five,
said
he
now
ha*
65
member*
D. I . Thrasher, Dr. S. I'uleaton, each day applied to one’s yard the County Commission yesterdey I
through Isolated swamp- rolanU rily, but in certain areas co-operating;
where (hero is a great volume of
Randall
Electric
Company, of Lake county court. I I* waa ruti-,with right on the wailing list, Walter Hand, J . C. Hutchison, would insure ita being kept free prevented City Attorney Fred R,_* t
Wl son presenting to the County'a 1 ■*
business where board faclliUaa Valdei Hotel, Sanford Electric ■titutlng fbr Jui(ge T sl.ey who Regular work will begin Sept. 1, kulph Wight, Frank S. Wood of foreign matter,
j he announced.
ruff. B. F. Whit nr r. Sr.. G. F. ,
might ba supplemented by finane< Contracting Com party, Coleman is Ul.
Tht. Mayor especially
urged p an hy which It would co-opertto'
(Csattawe* aw ease tkree)
■
j Bill Zachary and Fred Wilson Smith and A. U. Zachary.
Office Supply Company, H. B.
that weeds on private property with the municipality In namlaR
...
,
. , ’ ieportod on the inter-club meeting
Mrs. Speer was
fatally In* and in flower gardens be de receivership* for rtvenue-prudue- ’
Pope Company, Charles F. Wart,
T h u M ^ y a tWea: low, 10=5
4
b
Kiw .nian. at Silver
jtired Sunday
afternoon
near stroyed ns quirkly os they ap Ing properly on which taxes a re
Jeweler, Reel and Sons, Strick A. M. and U H 5 P. M , hi*h. Sl,riBg, Thura.Uy.
D or- *-*•• •
land Motor Company, Purcell *:M A. M. and 1:38 P. M. Sun]
Givunvllle, 8 . 0 ., when the auto pear. lie eald they not only delinquent,
H. E. Amlrrwa, chairman c f the mobile tn whleh she was riding make
maxe fur
tor a shabby
ah.bby appearance
.F " J .R’ Wilson, city attorney,;,
Company, Mather Furniture Com
i T y ‘ M' t ,n J 7 Us r n 'Bo*»' “ ri Girl*"’’ r7mmitu#“‘ was cv. rturned after blowing out a but .loo throttle cultivated plant.
pany,
Acme-Colonial Cleaners
*1?
in some In ,to n e ...
» " llh h * Hou.holder, county a t-4
rear tire.
i
a
A City-dog pound which wilt sc- and Dew Drop In*.
Celery City Printing Company,
.fa a fa e d fa n -today to m e d to ba commcdato tight “guests" was
"Hummer U nearly
p .s .c d ”
of the plan,
Mr. Speer, who escaped with
may be offered to he Cou^
J * to opinion aver tha mtriU ready fa r occupancy today near Touchton Drug Btore, Sanford
out injury, returned here
thu the Mayor empha.Ued. and wint^toopkal disturbance 0f tha Incinerator.
Herald,
Electrical
AppHnate
fallowing day. If* remained at ter will bu on ua almost before g
“ ,U “«*» rr' ul‘ r
B * ^ o r t ^ A m . ^ ? T ^ n rT . t‘ hts 1 E a r k A v e n u e C a n v a s s
totoMlty*
which
his hum* ytaterday.
nno can realiiu it.
One con*'
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Tha p o n d was saUbllshed fol Company, Mayfair Hotel. Semi. .
___ th a . southern tip lowing a dads Ion af tha City Com nole Tire Comp*nyr -Forteat C at expected to aUend a chicken pi- O t B U f l l l i e S S
P rO JC C t
certed clean-up effort on
tha
LINDBERGH BAILS I
tha atoto aad dM ao damage. mission to revise (He local dog or chall Cash Grocery, Seminole lau rapper aad
entertainment
part of our citlivna within thuj
B a n s total n eldt o t i axpreeaed dinance aad make it more humane. Dry Cleaner*, Coe* • Cola, Semi sponsored by the DeLand Le
City d o rk F. S. Lamson today
next week will put properties
RERUN. July U.-«l>}-Co)a»
f jt o toalw * la favor at getting a
Into such condition that only a nel Charles A. Lindbergh, la*
It has been proposed that dray nole lea Cream Company, BL gion Foot Thursday afternoon was laying plana to canvas* Park
j U i g tlff blow to bapaa th at it or unflcawtod dogs bo impounded Johns River Line, HID Lumber aad night.
Avenue rcildenla between Tenth
small amount uf attention will bo specting the government gUdeto
,• « 5
r
bio* for a limited number of days end and Supply Yard a*4 B. L Per
and Fcurtoonlh fltreeta for a re
necessary to keep in first rate school* at Rhlnow, did a UHJb
W #*r tha gnats awl dsatroy tha then destroyed aaleas thu owner kins. Men’a Wear,
action to a proposal by which a
appearance for our winter visi "gliding
• re
A
———a himself
»,,,swwaw today.
tsnewy, •
Clandy,
occasional
rain
Thun*
* *
tn- claims hla pat.
filling ttoUon would be erected a i
If. II. Coleman today was tors.
piano wax placed at his disposal
day
aad
except
o*
extreme
northwoO pa blowing
the earner of Park and Thirteenth'. named Seminole County’* repre
Under a present ordinance, pcAmong
the
suggestion*
for for several flight*. H* told ho.
**l* coast tonight. Strong east to Th* movement wat authorised sentative who, with a person from
, tocaa «
lice have the authority to hit; Imsouthwes t wlnda on Gulf Coast by CHy Commissioners after they •very other county in th* itate, beautification offered by Mayor enjoyed tho taper Unco tmaaaoo-afi t ha
riedlstely any dog who do<c not
north af Haplos this afternoon end had formally denied (1. W. Spencer xrill select a "safety driver” to Bhinhnlstr, aro trimming hedge*, ly. The aviator lx scheduled Uf
•Me af the fence havo a litcaa*.
tonight, possibly reaching near a permit to build the station. Peti attend an automobile conference raking leave*, mowing lawns and meet Hitler tomorrow.
o f course keeping yards
free
Mlaa Anna Bella Linger of Or hurrkMO force a t exposed place* tions both for and against tbs in New York lata in August.
from blowing paper and weeds.
on the wool coast Extreme North
Storm Is Gaining
Hurricane Force
Confiscation O f . 1 i *
Schools Ordered
Hopes To Name Or
der Of Preference
In Future Meeting
n
High Tides And Wind
Only Effect F e l t
In S o u t h Florida
U. S. Citizens Ready
To Evacuate, WUI
Entrain Tomorrow;
ontrol Board Votes
For Enforcement Ur Law
Group Establishes F u tu re . Policy In Meet
At Orlando; Will ‘Crack Down’
On All Violators
Local Merchants
Support Beauty
Contest At Ritz
Twenty-Six Business
Firms To Sponsor •
E ntry In P ageant
Twenty-One Local
Woodmen Present)
At District M eet.
Business H ouses Mayor Calls For
P ay Tribute To Clean-Up Drive
Mrs. G. A. Speer Before W in te r
ticket
KiwanLs Hears Of
Are Held In Urges Elimination Of
Scout Activity In Services
Holy CroHH Church
Seminole
County At I P. M. Today
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tax Collection Plan
Is Held In 'Abeyaiu^:
Divides
Pound To
Over Benefits Of City
Hold
Eight
“Guests’
Tropical Storms
efVJtJSTl
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JT
M ,lM
UH'.y• pru^am.
1Lamson Prepares For
H.H. Coleman Named
Seminole Judge For
D r i v i n g Campaign
<
Anna B«II' lin g e r
Added To Faculty
Of Oviedo School
want
r
Delinquent Taxes
Gradually Reducing
•to n of the
County Tag Collector Jno. D.
Florida had Jlnkias today said eonaiderabio
Interest la hatog shown la paying
deltaqueat 2MB tanaa.
’ tha Ha m id g gamber a f paymanto
ham boo* rwcelvad by hla offteo,
sad several pevsiaa hav* promised
to rem l| tap** faada before Satnr*T -
‘. - . a . '
'
A tag mrUflcato
Mr- Jtohiaa an-
lando boa boon added to th*
faculty of the Ovtodo school. west Florida cloddy. rain east
County Superintomtom T. W. portion tonight: Thursday cloudy,
probably rata.
Lawton announced today.
- She will repine* Mlaa Catherine
I. H ertort Francos, IS, pedes
Young who has bag* granted a
trian rictlto af a motor accident
year’s leave of abogMfe.
Mlae Unger to to to*tract I* on* week ago, rested comfortably
In Feres Id-Innghton Memorial
Spanish aad English.
^
■he (a a graduate o f Um Fieri- Hospital today. A crashed left
da State College tor Women 1* tag, recto toad whan he was atruck
Telia ha sate af th* ttosa af *SA by an aalomilllo, praUbly will
Bar atud.nl aotfritfto' Uclodad •o t be ampatotod as waa wppoaed
Ihd bualnra* ■saawtolhlp af the .a t fbxt, atom tha to jtry was not
ITeaUurowo, year
•/ . t b s ’ •* aorion* aa waa originally
ithought,
projaei wore studied by the Com
al the apparently con
flicting' fact* ami signs lures, the
municipal governing body decided
to malic it* own independent can
vass gad abide by the detlreo of the
mejority.
LEAVENWORTH. K an, July
**<—UH—Fire destroyed tha grain
rleratar of th* Farmers National
Grain Corporation here early yeaunlay, with damage ssUmaUd by
IL M Witbom. ■ corporation of-
l/r. Coleman a t present is va
cationing in North Carolina but Dairymen Invited
will come south soon to confer
with other ludgee in Jacksonville
To Attend Meeting
where the regular state tafety
representative and one alternate
County Agent C. R. Dawson
will bo chosen.
today invited all Bvminol# dairy
The New York trip is being men to attend a meeting with II
sponsored ly the C. I. T. and the L. Brown, extension dairyman,
American Automobile Association. in the county farm oflc* Aug.
All expenses are paid.
10.
Fourteen Seminole County reel
Mr. Dawson tald th* session
dent* are competing for tho hon-' waa called for th* purpose of
or of being Florida's delegate, t discussing the Florida milk law*.
Contestants sheuld register a t tbg 1 Individual Invitation* are botog
Chamber «f Commerce. mailed by tho county agvnt.
by.£.-ga~
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THE SANFORD
B a D A tta 1 ' 1
a fe S B w ;
K o m o f people
ta p re M lo n h e r* y e s te r d a y a m o n g th e
y j»o
cm h im A t t h e V eld e s o r w h o U te r h e a r d h lT ifm * • « ™
« P « d i s t t h e R o ta r y lum m etm s t t h e H a y f a lr .
P j* * * 0 * ° » n n o ', b to w in n in g p e rso n a lity bnm edirad s f a r h im e v e n a m on g i t
sat very freak to s ty U|
t e c h Inclined to r e g a r d him
t ^ U i t a p « j j g i 4 « to o so m e th in g , f o r a c o m p e te n t and don’t know. f t weald be a
dw fut .U p forward if it :
f
Pe p p e r ‘ha* n o o p p o sitio n a n d w e s n o t
m a k in g a c a m p a ig n sp eech , h e d id n o t go in to dataU as
*0 W to t h e p ro p o ses to d o a f t e r h e re a c h e s W a sh in g to n ,
b a t h e d id e x p re s s h im s e lf a s in f a v o r o f a n s p p ro p rta tio n f o r th e re im b u rs e m e n t f o r lo sses su sta in e d b y F lo r
id a f a n n e r s a n d g ro w e rs d a r in g th e M e d ite rra n e a n f r u it
f ly c a m p a ig n .
T h ie h a s lo n g b e e n o n e o f th e h a r d e s t th in g s fo r
o ttr people to u n d e rsta n d , w h y t h e govera m e h t c a n ru sh
IW ith m illions o f d o lla rs to th e a id . o f m id d le w estern
f a r m e r s w h e n th e ir f a r m s a r e d a m a g e d b y d ro u g h t# o r
frra ssh o p e rs, b u t I# u n ab le to d o a n y th in g , f o r F lorida
f a r m e r s w h o se c ro p s w e re d e s tro y e d , n o t b y t h e rie-
(Saa of a aka quiet vacation
not to a aojoarn hi soothfry U k why, Mtna of yoo Townd altm , yrtot kiwi of a p*a*kn
H :m a H r to r» °r
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* to will to lire, my* Henry
VM, U the, secret al ttogreity.
selv es. > t v,
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A n d th e n M r. P e p p e r also s a id h e w as
im p ro v in g th e S t J o h n s R iv er— n u t o n ly b
sonvfll* a n d th e A tla n tic , b a t a ll th e - w a y
fo rd a n d b ey o n d . A n d h e sa id t h a t h e w d a ta d o every
th in g h u m a n ly p o ssib le to p ro m o te th * c o n ftro c tk m o f
th e S t J o h n s - I n d k n R iv e r can aL t h e c o n n e ctio n o f
th e 8 t. J o h n * w ith th e In d ian E lv e r w ould n o t c o a t over
a fe w m lllk m daU ars— a tr iv ia l e a rn . I s th e s e d a y s o:
bill km s - e n d w o u ld o p en u p a n e w a v e n u e o f tra v e l an d
com m erce w h ic h W ould p ay f o r its e lf t n » f e w a b o rt
y ea rs.
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In c id e n ta lly , M r. P e p p e r sa id t h a t h e h o p e s to be
ab le to r e t a i n t o B sn fo rd in th e n e a r f u tu r e .e n d m ake
an In sp ectio n t r i p o f th e S t J o h n s as f g r a s L a k e H a rn ey e n d R eq u ire a a m u ch f i r s t h a n d In fo rm a tio n a s .pos
sible co n c e rn in g t h e fe a sib ility o f t h e c o n s tru c tio n a !
th e c s n a l t o to * In d ia n R iv er. H e reeptA t o b e ta k in g
a decided in te ie e t I n 't h e p a r tic u la r needs o f t h is * g -
iloa « f . th e e la te ami wc N-Imta- I W IWIa j HHWPBfcMWh
to g e th e r W tth n to y o u th f u l e n tk a e f te ttif '* & !'* aggiem Slw ness, is b o u n d to r e a e t b en eficially f o r all o f ce n tral
U h credit to tha commitu*
mhito fired Kleaaor Jsrre tt and
A t le a s t i t w s s th e th o u g n i o f m o et o f th o e e w ho
ateto to Hi Anybody q to can look h e a rd h im y e s te r d a y t h a t S em in o le C o u n ty w ill soon
i q t f t a t gtrl aad aot gtv# in ha*
h a v e s new fo u n d frie n d in th e S e n a te , •
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W g o t to t o good. _T
' p*. 'fowoMnd'a recond
cholca
j*. fo r .pre.ldsnt, to »ay», U 0«vLetoon. William Lomke, th* nomi■ m s of tba third, or Union, party
What Chance Ducks?
V, J ia I * UAAutoi ; >U« i f i /
D ro u g h t re lie f f o r w ild w ate rfo w l, on A p e r w ith ac
tio n ta k e n to A ilevtate d i a t r n e o f f a n n e r s g o d d om estic
live sto ck , ia b ein g u r g e d b y J o h n £L B a k er,. E x ecu tiv e
ism eoto is complaining stout D irec to r o f th # N a tio n a l A aaoclation of A u d u b o n iS o d etle ai
«h*.adnata** which “Paps" DI
Jy his various activities, man has loaded the dies
M M as* wnan to mat** out hi*
against
waterfowl,** Mr. Baker said. "He has destroyed
tatam a tax. Boy, th e n ’s s flock
ad toductian* for you I ,
< breeding, feeding and retting placet. To correct three
conditions will require yeart. Tha only available mean*
Vraaonally,
Fmwonalty, w* are
are convinced
convinces of quickly restoring the duck supply la
it to atop
ttop killing
*u
tbit H it going to to a vsry tatsr. yjem> giving them a chance to increase under nat
utlftg tampaigo, and a vevy olrevicondlU ong.
***^'*' .A.*d !*** T * f
"Tho need of prompt action, through doting the
Iton thit fall on the hunting of wild waterfowl, la dra
jaS^riM l* o r e w li A v.ryltliad by the drougth and by the offlcbti newa ju*t iti
ptomaattu miner wlil to had by by the Bureau of Biological Survey, that agency of
I Federal Government charged with the responsibility
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the conservation of our wildlife resources. 'Hie Sui
Those who «aw “Baa PnincUeo" I *tate#, *Left behind at dried potholes and tin all lakes
ta which tb* Hollywood morl# 1
| ^ { M of many young ducks. Some of them dle<
magnetos “eBt-earthquatod* tb* theJr neats—other perished in travelling overland i
k ■ ■ s a s .w t T B S / J S
other southern Vratorr
ft » & L * l f k ^
d T tr U t
claim than that ooa stroke w®
forever wlp* eat all Ms. WImOmt
H wtU work or n ^ t
apt go;
log to argsa. I Ootft ppow. And
no m o jl lf f doau* W hettor they
bo Townaandltas or the c m op.
poood to tbs plan.
But ttor* t n i f n r fhtogs
that I am cooviaeod o t I t w}Ii
nerer go e m aatU tba M a t
of tba moTsmaat can «*m* dowa
oo a commoo local with tba ana*
opposed to It and argsa tb s
qocaUen tn a fair aad Impartial
way. J w t sa long as .tba asm
writing la favor of tie pUn
try to lcara the bnpraaalon that
uroib^.nv AmPUtfaa ft Hlaotl
Oridi ■S ria e the Text* Centre-
McLAlILIN Jeweler
Tramepditatfen 'I* f tn n g td h
:
**j
-jv, <vt-
, i ® s & 2 V S r >'
sides. Ik e
politicians
for tow by t o than m r btftre.
And tba taaipm di.a ssevumsat
act back fto a t UaM k bomtrwi
y»an. All right now fa r year
answer.
But rosily why Ask asms town
Ton cannot attack a man to a fair foaadatlto aad UU
from th a t anglo end avar bepe tba dumb SoSs a a l tba crook*
to reach any lasting agreement morw .b o at ft.
Taw know acta
on anything. BariDy i
our own gnw tkm *s> ( N h sorry
t o t w hat ie a fool la soma
for tba & m h of th* h i t And
>oat bocaato we M rs rtk riid .d
in itiy tag to t af t o t e toatttut*
aad contiato to f t e M t o don’t
you Udnk we l o tt o * A Brils
credit for th a t a lo ft?
Aad
don't kaap tailing M hair dumb
wa are. Talk about amtltilii*
dm. Oat ear mind o ft
if.
flktkra. PtoijM r w t a f t *nft
bopalaaa y o i . a
* *
al v *-* /■ewtaerl }>haws told tbillk
that in their span of life great understand one thing. There are
air liner, would cross tba several many but one beep* me *11 op
ocean, with passengers la dob- in the air. Lets of people bive
atop flights 'aad the hundred* of asked you whdt Stout gtving tto
other “Impossible* thing* th at negro ovw aikty two hundred
era now a part of oar svtuy- dollar* a month. 1 want to ask
day Ufa they woold tova said you whet sto u t them aad thee
without a though of eonria- th* low type white famltle* to f t
diction that tto one making that Why wtrnH ft wreck ear labor?
statement was a fool,. W eft Lots pf you hid couple* hare
th ey !
Who were the fep lit children th a t are pot too glib
They were the fay sighted
to work to ft. A id ktoold t h
and the mauca were the o n u get two hundred doIUto a month
th a t were fooJUh. I t proves that do you think they would.do any
way la most e**#». Therefor* thing but live off p o e t Could
I think th* beat way to pot tba you truthfully tejr you woblld t o
plan over. If It will go qv«r would ,t*t ttom do HT They are your
be to atop trying to show .tile own children. Raised from tote
one* that are against It th at and loved through all tba yearn,
they are too dumb to know wk#t U they quit aad came tom* would
la good for them and try. to you refuse th a n bread at jo u r
show .them tow tba pl*n wtli table when yak to d more tbaa
work to the betUnneat of hu yon could poaaihiy as* I If you
manity. I t win bare to go te d woold than l q u i d say not to
vote of the people before U eaa
go over and wtoit drill it m atter
to you if tbo one oppoe«4 k
Tkea the vacationist ipcml* two
1 at* hrxarfrot, comfortable day.
St tba great World*,
tennlal In Darias, tb.
way* more buay alfrtionrerlng
fo r pure and power to th a’un
doing of tto common people. .
Finally, Ihta aelfUti, unprinci
pled, and un-American character
o f tto oppoaltlon to the Town•OBd Plan la the one Strongest
reason and argument for itt
CTOBQE M. D0U6LAS.
Oecrge, J r, toft for WsynftriH*,*
" C o n serv atio n o r g a n lis tio n s a n d Individuals through*
S^ JK W B »
o u t th # c o u n try o r* n o w . a p p e a lin g to P rre ld o n t
Veit to l u u * a n e x e c u tiv e o r d e r c lo a b g t h * w a'
h u n tin g se aso n till* fa ll o f 1 M 6 . 'D ie tim o h r e
Mr. sad Mrs. A. Dgrw r oa
to ld t o . B a k e r, “to call a h i ^ o n th a d elib erate
Catary Arena* to rearing com-
£8
^ MrT*and Ml*. >
J. '_^»»vtoreoh
motored orec ftora Lpfttort j f t
r Is the time to bthld'
___ •fnd fcsy for a home for leas
outlay per month than present low rents, Wc ore
prepared to make loans On new constructions under
the Federal Housing Administration finance plan. Let's
talk this over. C. M. Boyd, Sanford, Fla.
« .—Wad.—There.
Wash Car
DresB Top
Lubricate
Entire Car
r $1.69 •
A GOOD COMMERCIAL LOAN
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n
o r tg a g e p
Seminole Tire Shop
5 0 '
T ow relief re 11 dooa not abaw
that. More people a n just
quietly sitting ttiU aad totting
tto g u ren u M * feed them today
than, tto y , ware wtoa ft s to r is l
K*oH If you folks could go ahead
and put It avar by aoan* croc*
tbs Chicago Journal oi n u m b e rs o f th e r e food p la n ts h a v e alread y b ee n d rie d u p or t v n whathar tt waa tb* will
jwhfch Untimato* that b- | h # d ro u g h t w ith o u t b o arin g f r u i t ok re e d s.’
of tha majority or not, wouldn’t
Roossrati win support f
wou I(j th in k t h a t d u ck h u n te r* w ould bo am ong
i do ItJ Juat a ml no to now
ora you • ta rt to hurling abuoo
n t me. Don’t any ."N O " to*
hare Juat outQiad wlil not ha:
quickly. On* instance. When f t a l
tto o tto r to y to dodkato a mratu- o f th * p rin cip al d u ek b le e d in g ■ ta t c n ln th is c o u n try
■win stop V toy'iU dto. H w i I s u p e r i n t p t k e d o n all th * o th e r d ep letin g ag en clea whl
w. a h Artune .
b * o that la 1#IT m o rath d a 10^ Ih a v e b r o u g h t th * . to ta l c o n tin e n ta l duck »u PPly t o ,M
u factu ring Co. T to work wiU Th* Editor^
^
MO Conadtoaa wore aiiot t* p io m a p itifu l re m n a n t. Y e t r i g h t now c e rta in sp o rta ta e n I
s ta rt In a ftw dare.
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Maadame* T. WUUngham Law*
____ sonea w lU iln th * U n ited
too and Qtorg*., f . Crawford Howard's lattor
A* to urge restoration of Ui*
Ih m , last p are
o f liv e decoys g o d b o lt a a d ev en in c re ase d b a g lim why reu are si
I l l PARK AVE.
The - JEWEL
ON TIME
t o m , buildina*.
ducks commonly die in a few daya. The drought re
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includes extensive nesting area* of Pintails, Sea
A toggcition that John I* Bpoonblilg, MolUrda, Teal, Canvatback, Redheadg
[ M b , magnetic head of tto Unit- other tpcdeg.,. . One of the serious after-effects of
eg Mtoo Worker*, run far preal-1 drought for ducka in the Greht Plains region will p
diet to 1M0 ha* b*«n made, ae-lablP be shortage hext fall of natural aquatic food. .L
I
M atetfsh
y* * s» e»
>„ • ’ MWr*
b A»fc p r o u d
4 OP OUB 8B*V(CB
: TOUR WATCH HUH? Eft
i^ 'M X V K A T B
.
fttk U l R a il* ./ Iawpecter <
b«,
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
G en ets] C o n tra c to r
H orae B u ild in g —
H e n ry C o n st rw ctio«
R e p a ir W ork
r h e a * 560-J
ha* dbtinct hallmark* which- w arrant its
.............. retiog .a* iouiuthualnoH ,fo* y « u t-to a 4 .,M
These hallmarks are: th* good Same of the borrower,
the sound purpo.c for which tho money U to be used aad tto
*clf-li<iuldaling character of tho underlying trmnaacUon which
eaaurre repayment of tha loan in aecordanco with It* agreed
term*.
Commercial Joan, differ from “capital loan*’1 which re
main fixed in the borrower's business for long or Indefinite
period*. Obviously loans of this type are not tha proper
field for commercial banking Op*ration*. I t I*, however, tho
sound, normal function of commercial bank credit to aid tbo
current and scalonat turnover of Industrial, agricultural And
merchandising activities in tto community.
We will welcome tto opportunity to dlseuaa your borrow
ing requirement* with a view to citabJUbing credit relation*.
w here
to
go
TONIGHT I
“Bettor Air o k t'to 8b*ct‘*“
Dance and Cool Off
CniCKElf*3bSf!Bt 7tc
. steak*, (tope. Hot or Cold
Plato Laach
Goad Mask, Win*. Uqnan,
�- • w* nutram muu». swwwro, nnaibA - -a p w i m
.w
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i l
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a
Wunder To Speak
At State Confab
O f Townsendites
GUESS WtfO’S COMING?
y Enforcemenf
Social Calendar
H ffiM O N IM T
y ' r * '?
/
The Presbyterian Auxiliary pic
nic will he held at San Lando.
Didder At 1:60 P. M. •
Woodmen To D elate
. Problems Of Speed
A debate, .•'Should Aatowobiles Be Made to E m Mora than
60 MUee Per' Hour T” will be
staged Thursday night by Ban
ford Woodmen of th* World,
lodge officers said today,
J. K. Fog will head tha af
firmative (Ida of the question
while J. A. Lana will argue for
lha negative.
’Sheriff J. F. McClelland and
L F. Boyle have been selected
•a Judges.
The debate la part of tha
Woodmen’s regular weekly pro
gram which begina a t 8 o’clock
tomorrow night In tha camp’s
• Governor Sholtz To
v j Get Regal Welcome
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JACKSONVILLE. July 29— UP)
- —An alt-day celebration here to
morrow will honor Governor Shotts
upon hie return from California,
Alatheah Class lia s
Meet A t San Lando
The Atathean Class of the
First Baptist Church held— it*
rkgtalar monthly builnee* and
social meeting At San Lando
Springe
Tuesday
afternoon
Swimming waa. enjoyed through
out the afternoon after which a
delicious covered diah supper waa
nerved. Hoslcaaea Tor th* occA
alon were Mr*. R. E. P w rih y
Mrs. E. S. Hockey, Mr*. Britton
Johnson, and Mrs, M. 9. Nelson.
Those attending were: Mrs. J.
E. Pates, Mr*. S. B. Dickerson,
Mrs. Georg* W. Hoff, Mrs. W
H. Uarkey, Mr*. J. T. Newby,
Mrs, G. E. Rolling, Mr*. Charles
C. Cox, Mre. R. L, GarrLon.
Mrs. U. G. Methvln. Mr*. M. 8.
Nelson, Mrs. R. D. Hawkins,
Mrs. R, E. Penrifoy, Mr*. E. S.
Kockcy, Mrs. II.
B. Odham.
Charles and llaien Cox, Minnie
Ruth and Kilty Odham, Merle
llawktns, and Imogen* and Tom
my Methvtn.
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VISIT GOKRING
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r BERLIN, July 29— M i-C ol1 onrl and Mrs. Charles A. tond. bergh yesterday were luheheon
I guests of General tlkrmann Wil
helm Cocrlng, dynamic farce be
hind German aviation. TH> air
minister returned to Berlin yeeterday morning and Immediately
Invited tha Lindbarghe to hie
home. Storm* across Germany
forced tho Lindbergh* to return
Wra after taking aff-en A Bight
to Detain.
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REPUBLICANS MEET
JACKSONVILLE, July 29— UP)
1 —The Rrpub’.icin State Executive
Committee meets hero tomorrow
morning to 'm m liitr nomination
of candidate* for th* Unexplred
termg of th* lete United State*
Sena to n Park Trammell and Dun
can Fletcher. Republican leaden
laid they are not certain whether
candidate* will be nominated to
morrow or th* matter referred to
‘a ' tub-committee with power to
recommend at a later meeting.
CHECK FOR tl.lN .A M
Mr*. FArteat Catch*!, David
Gatchal and Mr*. F. Van Baren
Connell a r t Visiting M aUtaa la
Kissimmee and plant City.
Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Bnnrido* and
eon, Harry, left tkle morning far
Washington and other pototki
They atan Is be gorw two week* law, -*
or mar*.
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i ’ <;—*W# recdmnwnd a •
keorstoriom period being set ap
Friend* of Mrs. D. C. Howard ddttng which tiro* commercial le
are glad to learn that she (■ Im ant* will net bo allowed to
proving la th* Orange Ovndrii tango from one distributor to
Hospital where she wa* operated Another In order to permit every
on last Friday.
.» dis tributor now with customers be
ars)* promptly to bring all
Mre. Giban Bates was dis
e hi Ibw without fear of k><charged from Prrnaltl-LaughUA
tho customer to another dia
Memorial
Hospital yestafday
ller.
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after a cotiflnement which' be B. "We propose to make future
gan Saturday.
provision that no rommertUI ac
counts may change from oat die-
K
3qTT*tvy W aits
ran, EloUe Winn, Mildred Nil
Iona May Ruuessnne,
Iwnore
Cush min, Irvin Moore, Welch
Tyree, Doe Harden,-Marvin Tyner,
Jimmie Johnson, Collins Walker,
of Macon, Haroid Ilamll, Wal
l*c* Albritton, Ebens McCoy,
Bruce Jones. George Lamb, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmie Green. Mr. and
Mr*. Earl Dossey, Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Smith, of DeLand, Mr. and
Mr*. Eustis Peaks, and Mr. and
Mrs. Berner Winn.
Harry Hand, Jr., Is
Released On Itond
Harry E. Hand, Jr., 19-yearold inn of Sheriff and Mr*.
Harry Hand, was at liberty late
yesterday under
fl.500
bond
posted a few minutes after an
Orlando coroner's Jury invest!
gating th# death last Saturday
of Daniel W. Clark "found that
ho cam* to Ms death In an au
tomobile accident cauacd by th*
culpable negligence of on* Harry
Hand, Jr., while driving an Au
burn automobile.”
Tha verdict immediately was
made tha bails of a coroner's
warrant under which the youth
la held pending action In Crimi
nal Court which again convenes
on Sept. 14.
Pcacu Justice Sam Shiver who
conducted tha Inquest set th*
bond, and released the youth In
to tha custody of hts father dur
ing the lime bond waa road*.
ORLANDO, July » —The total
amount of Florida citrus fruit
moving by all-rail last Mason
to port, cities waa <£4S cart,
according to J. Curtie Robinson
of tho Growers A Shippers
League of Florida.
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' ' milk.
Mre. J. Glenn Sharrall v .J lin ; «. - w e
<0 d * .| with the
small daughter, Glenda J.» b u r
tostkin of thosa member* af the
relumed to their home .In Chr* nlvstry who have violated tho Hfw
Unoogm, Tenn. after h e ir; Ibc hy> InJUncthro relief proMbltlhg
guests of Mr. and M rs.' J. W, «>i(h memberi from doing any far
Lyles, 1402 Palmetto Avenue
ther buetness of any kind or char
acter, for which a license I* legalMr. amt Mri. W. P. Copping, ftr required, to proceed by H»*
Hr. and Mrs. A. P. Cairo and son, Junrtlv* tellef, to prevent the coi
Jack, of New Orleans, la ., and fing of milk prices, and th* board
K. J. Catos af Miami are vis drill follow that up with contempt
iting Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Mann ef Proceeding* If necessary. Th* hoard
Lake Monro*.
Invret* further to proceed crimi
nally as It may dram wise and ex
Mr*. Adam Noble, wife of the pedient, and to hold hearing and
mayor of Inverness, Is the gueat revsk* or impend Hems* Im
of Mr. and Mri. J. R. Stawfri, mediately and then from time to
814 Myrtle Avenue, for a few time a* th* occasion demands. Th*
day* before going to Sr. Peters board expects further to prosecut* or to proceed otherwise Is
burg.
collect ktl past due licenses. Tim
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cop board expect* to enfbrc# this L4w
ping and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. drastically and Impartially.
Cates and non.. Jack, of Now 1 7. "W# Invlt# and encourage tha
Orleans, are visiting Mr. and tndntery to make use of all ether
Mrs. L B. Mann and family of legitimate law enforcement agen
cies which, under tha law, have *
Lake Monro*. I .
Irgal duty to enfotce tha said law
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sturdi in addition to tk* duties and
Milk Control
vant, Mrs. Gllee Chapman, Miss function* of the
Alice Chapman, and Gllea Chap Board.
man, Jr., hat* gone tar Mont ■8. T h o board prop**** fully to
gomery, and Evergreen, A lt- audit and Investigate statements
for a two weeks’ v isit
made by applicants far licenses sa
to th* volume of ml'k being han’ Miss Louts* Nixon returned d M by such applicants on which
Tuesday from Creacent
City Been** fee* are based and collect
where she has been visiting her ed.
v* •
grandmother, Mre. J . J. Nlxi
p. "Th* board recommend* that
for the past month. Mis* NitAn each member of th* Industry Im
has as her guest now. Miss Viri mediately set Me own house In
on Boettcher, of West Film order.”
la tte r Ivay and W. M. Buford
Beach.
era lha deputy enforcement of
Friends of Mre. W. H. Holden ficer* of th* board In Orange coun
will lie glad to leant that she se ty. It wa* announced.
Board toemberi attending yes.
rved home today from WaVcruss,
a here she hie been for noma weeks torday'a session Included Commis
Ip the PorplUl and paused A suc sioner M*)m, Mr. Bryant, Dr. W.
cessful operation. She la nJw At the A. KcPhaul as State Health Of
.Mnyfjlr with h lr huehlRd, \V.*H. ficer from Jacksonville, and George
Ilclden
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C. Blank* of Jacksonville.
Dob Kortman, Actor, relate ami
tel'e 2.000 turkey* a year on hi*
Riverside, O n w , ranch.
Thursday
B R O
P h o o e SS
; »»**»*>
Townsctidltai Rebel
In- Oklahoma .Voting
Marjorie Get* son, actress, JSli
leading role* on. Broadway for il* i
consecutive years.
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Georg* Stitch of la C tm if, W te,. /
gslned movie tom* la Kottl Ster-v
lin*.
./lj
. LAKELAND, Ju ly N —Dr. CHjv
ton Mfnuder, on* of Dr. Francis
E, Townsend's rhief aids, will b*
tho principle speaker u the State
Townsend convention
la held
hare Friday. Saturday and Sinday,fitunrt Wider, %secretary of
the host rlub, announced. Dr.
WBitder will speak to a m ail
n eetfnt at .1 P. 11. Sunday.
All arrangements have been
worked out fot* the state-wide
meeting, which u expected to a t
tract 2,000 delegatee and visitors.
J. E. Mattocks, Orlando, stale
manager of the organisation, ia
co-operating with local ^official*
In atafinng the convention. Wider
laid.
Delegates will register Friday,
With Comm it lee meetings that
night; Saturday at Itli.HO A. M.
the first business meeting will he
the roof of the New Florida
held, followed tiy a banquet on
hotel at fi l* M and night meet
ing at 7:til I’ M Sunday Dr.
Wunder will speak ae the closing
feature.
131 Nurses Ready
DaughteV” ■Injured To Stage Battle
In ’Spanish '•Revolt Afeainst
Disease
Emory Luk* of PateUa and
hutor to another anti] ftv* days’
Miss Mary McKrndrv* ot Pso;4
itten notice has been given to
have been licensed to wed. At'- tho distributor serving such me
San Lando Springe was the cording to records in the ofllca tetrier, stating th* reason for Such
rhsitgc. A copy of th* nolle* If to'
scant of a »wlm party Tuesday of th* county Judge.
------- t
hr furnished to tho Milk Control
night when a large group from The
tr e -in .d e * f h u , rage'
MONTGOMERY.. Ala, July 28.
Mr. and Mr*. Wllllair d e m Board at TsUahaasoe In order to Itlated a purge of enemies from
Gables and their friends tnok ad
and Mrs. F. M. Shaw of Weil p'-rmlt th* board and tho prooiltt within, fltata departments and —(AT—An army of 131 nurses,
vantage of the hot-weather.
Those attending wore: Mrs. W. Palm Beach are visltln : Mri distributor serving rech account to tha army were swept of onyono financed by th* Works Progress
Administration
today, rvceirwrl
IL Peaks, Mrs. Kate Wsrren, th* Paul B lg g tn *t. her hod.
FRUIT MOVES
JACKSON, Mias.,' July 29—
Oar. Hugh L w hile received a
PWA cheek yesterday afternoon
flkr ft,tOfl,000, representing it he
PWA grant to match the first |S,.
Odb.OOO of llate funds for the curr«ht 142^00,000 highway peeing
Mr*. John Hintermister left thkg
morning for Washington to spend
approximately three weeks.
SanLando Is Scene
Of Swimming Party
* r r W ft^ .L :.Jk m a a a -< g w a i< -e * a lu d _
•r . “ yutef
j a i >,*. J d h w - ' —
• At leaat five bgnds will partici
pate In the march from the etatlon, where tha governor la aehedi uled to arrive at 8:30 A. M.
Arrangements have been made
for a squadron of airplanes to
' drop Gowers over the procession.
Shells and 8anator Loftin will
* speak at 1:30 P. M.
P e rso n a ls
■ tWADal. S t f i S f K eil \
njf tha imptayment Of a spatial
at the expense e f tbd
•uch areA.
ill be tho policy af tha
.At ta h slit strictly on full *oMikce vrith tha Iic«naa prevtefau
th* act, not only In collecting all
naaa due, hot Insisting that past
k licensei ik pAld up before aA*
llMouaa may hr tasked and lA lnveklng th* provisions * f tho act
roeadAUted add •suspdtulou
Af Itcsnses la every legitimate
Caae. ew a to tha >061! o f refdatN
to Inroo MW IIm m o A dno i t yres
eat to thooo distributors know*
to have prevWttkly violated th*
n n i
EThes sGovernment
-a ss
t#
ORLANDO. July 2 9 . Florida
•hlpperi are washing the grapstfrult deal on the Isle of I’ines,
south °f Cuba, with interest. The
crop It early and already moving
to market. It is helirvcrl this laUnit crop will Is- almost entirely
marketed when Honda's first
early grapefruit stall rolling to
p u r k g t o . <T. 4 * 4
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* vitaordered c-Mi lent epidemic of infantile patalyWalter Huston’s hobby Is woodDeration of all remaining Cath tis In the deep South.
turning.
olic schools, colleges and uniWith 29* cases reported and
varsities, to wipe out teachings tha epidemic still spreading, th*
which tho Leftists considered re nurses were to lie sent into epi
actionary and inimical to their demic tones to begin a program
rouse.
of "after csre." Without skilled
A* the Liberal militia marched care, most of the victims of tha
on Fascist-dominated areas, tha dread disra-e might be crippled
Government claimed the revolu far life.
The Morris I’ltn Company of Orlando, Florid A
tion had collapsed. Yet Fascist
While Pr. Chaile* Armstrong,
commanders predicted the fall! skilled epidemiologist of the U. S
hna plenty of money to loan at reasonable rate* and
ef Madrid with completion of a 1‘uhlic Health flervlce, led an Im
on various plans for any worthy purpose.
military maneuver Intended to munisation
program, a new
drive a wedge between the slrat- totality s « registered in Tenegle and Leftist-held cities of nesses today, bringing the eplSuch Ioann run for one year and are repaid la
Barcelona end Madrid.
dsntlc's death toll In 19.
easy weekly or monthly paylnenU.
,»
The capture of the coastal
Five new esses were reported
towns flan Kogu* amt
, , , l a tones In Alshsms today, bringing the
If you need money, corjatt o n repmenlalirat
w l* announced In Madrid nrt a total there-to 221. Mississippi's
total
went
to
17
with
on*
new
fresh drive
ordered
on
7.arigota
Mr.
Ir»
E. Southward, t*. 118 North Park Avenue.
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In th* north and on Cordoba, rase. Tennessee reported 55 coasts
Granada anil Savlita in lha with six deaths as compared to
South. Th* Leftist* still domi 13 deaths In Alabama. Three
nated the Guadarrama moun cases have been reported in Vlrtains, gateway to Madrid, b ul( gtnlis. one In loiuiaiiina.
iA yallste began to a d m i t th*
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fight would last longer
than S t o r m R r l n g S H ttV O C
they anticipated
bellion began.
when
th*
re
.September
Into Pennsylvania
Leftists slew a doi*n rebel
BROWNSVILLE, Pa., July 29
airmen In destroying seven air
- DP> -A sever* storm wrought
plane*.
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In
Southwestern
Washington
aald
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Amtrl devastation
cans are Vrsnded ln Madrid and Pennsylvanian and Northern West
prepared to board train* tomor-; Virginia, Tuesday, taking two lives
row to roach th* heavy cruleer Injuring more than 50 iwrsons and
causing damage estimated it more
Quincy In Alicante ' Harbor.
than several handrail thousand
dollars.
Terrlfie winds demolished score*
TEACHBURS TOO GENTLE
of buildings, unroofed homes, up
WILKES-BAftHE, P a..'July 29. rooted trees snd upset automobiles.
—(/P)—Parents who complained a John McCain, T, was crushed to
teacher ‘'refuted to whip mir chil death under a baseball stand which
dren or give them homework" collapsed. Margaret Renner, 15.
Were to air their chargee i t a spe drowned In the Ohio River near
cial m eeting of Ih t Pittston Town- New Martinsville, West Virginia.
ship School Board test night. They
sstd auch leniency retarded the
educational p ra g m a o f the pupils.
BUDAPEST, July 29— DP>WelromeJ by gypsy hands end
200,000 »|<r:tainrf, the Olympia
COUPLE DIB OF IIURN’8
Game, borne by relay runner*
KANSAS CITY. July 2 9 .-b r> - from Greece to Berlin, reached
Ilurna Inflicted by a prairie lire Budapest-yesterday enroute to
whipped by an HS-mite an hour Vienna.
wind caused tho deathe yesterday
of Real Ferris, 49, stable manager
for T. J. Pendergaat, Kansas City
Democratic political leader, and
hi* wife, Jean.
Grocery and Meat M arket
A Full Line Of Fresh Mraln, Groccrlcn, and
lablcn. Your I’alronago Will H« Appreciated.
Our Prices Are Right
HOME DRESSED
V cfg -
HENS & FRYERS
We have Added to oUr line—ICE CREAM—*11 flavors.
Phone 597
•
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• 805 W. 3rd. 81.
OKLAHOMA C1TT, July 29 (*>—The affect af lha Townsend
vote on the holly cenUslcd cere
between Cevernor E. W. M arl.nl
And Repreaentatlve Joih U r for
the Democratic nomination for
• M te r waa an Important factor
yoaterday ae Oklahomans voted In
INDIANS FIGHT SALES TAX
th a 'ru n aff primary.
: Bath ca ad Ida tea are strong .up
jtorUra o f th l N4* Veal, tiki .ho CALGARY, AlU., July 21
me Townsend Utdere endorse,! dldna In Alberta have filed i
I n . TowAAnd thsbe In Tulsa and tact against paying tha net*
M aatofN bafaaad ta follow - the lAml 2 percent, tala* tax.
atted for a ruling from Ottawa.
Age-aid treaties eiempf (Jansdtaa Indians from any fa n s *f
i ORLANDO, Julias. —Members
Added
» R N 2 far 2 k
of th e Florida -SpArUman* AtaeMMMF hare ate advised of tha
dAath'teagntly of A good friepd
N - t h t r Florida oat-of-doore—Mr.
Ray MohnkAUart, associate edi
tor af Fteld A Stream magailne.
In palate which da Aft
I & 4381
STANLEY-ROl
lh e S o u th ”
i Rain—Elements to dwtraetf**
«dy th* special knawledg* wh|ch
ig SI years i t Making
palate
IS HARDWARE CO
■rd A n M A ' -> .* *>*<■.
i
-T T -r r n a m
on Wednesday morning, Augrd of,Public Instruction will re
e Denting of ths 6*nf<ml Wn I
UMDI . builduig In ACConlRii^o Kith
[. ArahiUt^EIUjn J. Moyghfon,
,
A t eleven o*e
8 th , 103& U U
BOARD 01* PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
• v : ('Seminole County, Florida,
lupt..
P«d T. William*, ChalmUn
lia W
tt&Sc
�m
SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD,
w rpm m pa t *: j p l t m i
im
in a c
icals Poshed' Islet* Continue ELEANOR HOLM
irtherDownln Losing Streak;
Loop Standings G-MenWin, 7-4
Plowman H vk
Excellent Local Prospect Azalea* To 5-2
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JARRETF IN BERLIN
Young Outfielder Has Great Throwing Arm;
Shows A bility To Become First
Schneider T o u c h eljl
Rate' Base Stealer
For Elaren H i t s ,
M a t^ a v p e t Seven
ivls la I n j u r e d , Leaders Drop Eighth
May Be On Bench Straight C o n t e s t ;
For Several Days Fielding S h i n e s
' By R H. CULLUM
|v: ! Tha Lookout* ware pushed
j further Into th« cellar ytaler day
. atamoon whan D eland, took tha
't h i r d n m < In a row by a 7 to J
. beat* on tha local lot.
on tha mound for San’ Card, ylaldad eight Mta, which
yldad by coatly ttror* by thort-atop Clary, raaultcd In six runa
bafora ha waa retired from the
V eighth Inning by a pinch hitter.
V Medlar pitched the lent Inning,
giving uy ona hit good for one
£ run.
(f/.D u d e , tha Rod’t ate hurler.
U M U h il for DeLand but waa
] that led from the mound in the
'fourth Inning after giving up
j, three hita and two walka good
• for four runa. McMullen took up
, the burden and although the
Lookouts aecurad atx hitx off hla
tUMvery, they ware unable to put
; e t r r a tingle counter.
‘ ITta Lookouta drew flret blond
r IH tha eacond when they aeorri
b one run on ona hit ami a walk.
^ Du Land came right back In thalr
JV r
(endThy oecurlng V*o Tun, W \VY4
frame. The Lookouta then put
e te r their four run* In the^fourth
to again Uke the lead. DeLand
C ountered In the fifth by putting
oyer two runa.
^'Comlngt Into the eighth Inning
yrlth tho acore lUnding B to 4 In
favor of the lookouta, the Red'*
put over two more runa and
■awed up the game. They added
OHO more In the ninth for good
afternoon. Thla win by the lo
cal* cut the league-leading lalander* lead In the Florida State
loop to two gamea over the »eeond place Q-Men.
Tho In**
by
the Daytona
Beach nine yeatarday waa their
eighth atraight. Thla tied the
|n«ing ilrrak record that the
Gainesville Club" made In the
cailirr week* of the aeaxon.
The O Men acored two runa In
the firat when Bevel! tripled to
renter to acore a pair of run
ner*
Another waa lent acroaa
In the third when'Derail tingled
to ncore a runner from third.
Two more were racked up tn the
fifth when Pitman and Beach
doubled ami Bev*ll tingled. Tha
final two runa cam* In tha aeventh at Davell doubled to acore
two runner*.
2 ? T * i O C r J ; - - e t a f i n a a eroea.
al_.
ate* lliraa
the ..Lta
plate I«
In tVw
the lhle.1
third on
three
hita, two more on in the fifth
on a pair of hita, and one In
the tilth on two hit*.
Daytona Beach filled the hal
lo ; k* In tha fourth with non#
down, but failed to acore a*
Hoilmkl forced Dillingham at
the plate, nnd Mlltleman hit In
to a double play.
The laaera collected 13 hita
off the delivery of McNamara
but excellent fielding In tha
Poynter, catcher for the Rede, pluche* ataved off acvcral acor. sprained' hi* ankle *o badly in Ing efforta.
The (ialneivllle team will meet
tW lng Into tecond In thla frame
th at be had to retire from the I the St. Auguvtlne Saint* here
■game. Dari*, firat baieman for today at Harrt* field at 4
the Lookout*, broke a blood ves o'clock.
sel la hla left foot In th* eighth
taring and also had to ratlre Calumet Evelyn
from th* gam*. Both players will
Sets Trotting Mark
he out of th* line-up several day*.
‘ Chiado, newly aiqulrtd fUldar,
OLD ORCHARD BEAt n . Me..
Wua the batting ite r for the Keda,
, getting three hits out of four July 29.—t/P)—Calumet Evelyn,
doubla-galtad
Umee up. one of them rood for world champion
. two be***, [.anfitun with three mare, set a new grand circuit
far fire we* tha haary hitter for trotting mark for tha 1936 sea-.
the Lookouta. Maltby'a catch of son by stepping off a mil* on
~Dldrlckaon', Hy In ihort center the kite track hers In 2:01 1*4
In the eighth. Cnd Overetreet'a yeiterday.
I catch of McMullen’i hard hit
Calumet Evelyn's performance,
U n ■to the right field fence in 'winning the arcond Heat of the
the illth ware the fielding gem* 2:10 trot, alto eitabllahed a
of ‘the gam*. Th* lookouts will state trotting mark, and a new
•Ugigs the Daytona Beach la- track record.
Igndin on tha local field today
In fact, tho track record of
- a t 4 o'clock.
2:05 1-4 waa smashed In eight
IlKl.tVtl
of the nine dashes on yaatarday’p card.
Vic Fleming drove Calumet
Evelyn to a straight heat victory
In the 2.10, Her record mile
waa clocked by quarters: 20;
1.01 1-1| 1.12 M | 2.01 114.
Photograph U s e d
To Determine Nag
Finish In Illinois
Georgia. A t aa aarty age ha itartad
bate bal) Ja high aafcool. In 1935
NEW YORK, July 29.-W>>—In
Ducaa -w*a- glgnod by tha Chat. a photo fintah that at flrit ap
peared to be a d**d h ad . Count
Association and fam ed out to the Arthur, bearing colora of Hr*.
Onutgehtug Club ad tha South Car John D. Ilrrtx, defeated Nellie
ol li a League.
Flip from Warren Wright’o Cal
• Thla taeaoo he waa tent to the umet I arm, in the Glrnguwlrle
Thomaaton Club In Georgia. The Handicap at ona mile at Arlington
Lookouta naodyd an eutfielder and Park, Chicago yexterday.
Duncan waa abut hern.
After overhauling a third Chica
Duncan la l i yeara of age. go entry, Mra. Emil Drnrmerk’e
atanda 8 foot 1 Inch, and wrigha Top Dog, at the head of the
1U pounda. Ho cooir* the ground ■treUh, Count Arthur ami Nellie
hi a . tuaaarhablg rate of ipemL Flag hooked up in a great dual
[With a little training Duncan that- waa not decided until the
| should make e firat d ata beta Judget had ipent acrrral minute*
•teller.
; V 'l.
etudying the picture of the fintah.
| Since he hae been with the Look- F. Abbatc’s Prince Torch
waa
outa be hae aecurad from one to third, followed by Top Hub, while
two hha In every game he pUyud. F. M. Alger'a Aiurar wn-ind up
One of hla greedeet feat* (a throw- last In the field of five.
leg oet baae n n n s n et the plat*
The winner ran the mile in 1:30
from tho oetfteld. Recently In Pa- 1-5 and returned hla backen f3JK)
latka ho threw ' out two men at I on a f2 etraight ticket. •-
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ttl •»• *lt—t
tit lie it*—i
U. $. Athletes Open Vital 1
Workouts In Berlin Oval
THE STANDINGS
hour* *f-
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hem* thla week for New York
y fQ ” * ^ * *
w hen be will attend e confer-. ****** to W, t , HRl.
•nee on coaching. Latar he win '
O R . STRAY
•tu n d a coaching eJamee a t th# - )M0mj
Dark,' I
University of
Florida uuUl «hUa spots. Finder pi
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W b ak ln eio n ,1 ria v a la n il.
P p llaiV Ip aia a t C h im e s.
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veklu Tburtdty,
MOTION
ikmg %.#,■-* 'm ,
RENO, N et.'
n a rry <jsm ria u
repaired
decree, tha
WHEN YOU BUY a Blue Graia,
Blue Ribbon or Cyclona mower
you g ilt. the UTMOST in Lawnmower
value.
Stanley-Rqgera
Hardware Co.
BEFORE YOU BUY any re__
frlgermtor try our new modtan *m le* refrigerator one week
ard. free. See them on display at
Stanley-Rogen Hardware or at
— tba Mountain lea
Company.
on;- Phone 896. »
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b a n enfy sat i
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By Tha Associated Fra**. Yesterday’, homertl AvirlB, In
diana. I; Ott, Giants, « | CamlU,
I^iilliaa, I; Gehrig, .Yankee*. <t{
Selkirk, Yankee*. 1| Go^la, Tiger*,
1 1 Hale, Indlena, 11 OeoHmau, Rede,
1; Lombardi, Rada, It Jordan, Dudgera, It Werber, Red I n , l j IW per, Browns, t.
The leederai Gehrig, Yankees,
n t Feax, Red Sea. H i Trashy.
Indians, Mi Ott, Otanfo, li t CantUU, PhlUlea, l i t ArarUI, Indian,
1*.
Leagaa Tstala.
American
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CREW IS LOST
flaabTwho,* la alp\lng‘ y t I trlplr Xarlea* D iitrkh, Europe-bound,
•Kipped
her
e
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ahead
to
Parlt.
Olympic, m w n la the J00 tad SM
CHICAOt),
July n . - m ~
She will return to Hdllywood In
Member* of n crew ef 21 me*
Oftober.
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Leonard Me Luca*, Instructor
of physical educetion la Semtnolo
High School, U u member of Uw
.faculty
In • .
IICUIIJ at
I I Camp
WHIP Cloud(pOnt
w w u ip «i.a —
u,
Mentone, Ala,, school clnlea aald' V - t f o H ,AcH
Sew
BERUN,
July
2 9 .-M V Eitanor Holm Jarrett, dlamlaaad
from
tha American Olymple
women's awlmmlag team, yes
terday revealed that bar er*
theatre-leader husband, A rt Ja r
re U, was sailing from Naw York
aboard th* Queen Mary to Join
hir.
Meantime, the pretty ewtmuMT
was "getting n big thrill" out
of her nawipaper work and see
ing plenty of Berlin while doing
IL Her eecond story was filed
yesterday, commenting on bar
D U rlo k to n I, Chiado I,
t t £ M allby.
I l i t F a lla a*. I'o rn ta r, MeC lary t, L an ealo a, P avla.
b a lU d la i M allby, c la r y ».
• D ldrlckao*
U alllne I.
K a F a rla a tk - g o y a u r . T w o
ilia:
D ldrlckaon,
Chiado,
S e llin g . C lary. • * , rlftraa,
K r ra r ia a a , Hnllln*, p a u h le
lea la Clary- L e tt » •
ad tl S aaford
II.
U Off W rle h l t . D uda
, Blrurk out by
a 4. HtMuiita
*.
a la 1 l - l Innlnat t,
l U t s l l a a In I 1 - f Inraaa o i l Wrlahl la I
weal oil Mtdlar la t
aa. lilt hy plirhar. by
ta).
Wild
pinhM i
Team Takes
to Pistol Shoot
n r a tw sc r S fc
successive aIngle* h it dumb bake
running pr*r«nte<l £ acore. Zupaa.
ic'a double turiod taW.’n .rlm lay
» t AngUttlae In the n iftM fra nT»
and tWO-.hKl and tn * 5XOr g a b
the >’rxuatf■wajfUaolher ‘tatty
lha seventh.
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Eleanor Holm J a m tt, dropped from tha Olympic
wanta family waxhing job. 1107 ■lath whan tlogltb by Redraw, • £
ran mjde one « f the moat *poclac
. 5 Whlre drora bdUM .t i l lira. Hint*
War catchea ever made at Conrad Locuit Are.
P art
*
Official* of tha chib and iporta COLORED MAN WANTS work
aa chauffeur or diahwaaher. gera Upped the A ulgna'' attack.
writer* of the league believe DunReference*. Johnnlo Johnson, 709 Baker and Zopnnto with two hid
E. 6th St.
each, lead 8t- ’ Augeatlne'a -ef.
NEAT COLORED GIRL wants
revolutions a m inute,com pared
housework. Mary Moore, 1014
with 4000 R. P, M. required U
« Relief For D ie ; Avocado Ave.
the raceh Jenkins used tail year,
12— Wan fed!
Pn**ibillty of clutch failures,
Itching of R ae m
which marred two previous runa,
DRIVING TO MICHIGAN soon
Notice Is b«N
I, eliminated by a device which
D»*lre
party
to
help
drive.
600
ym
.f^ D feree
Track Team In Better Shape Than Eight lock* the clutcjj at high speeds; ,
Palmetto.
caaae pending |'i
Jenkins first
aatabllahad .. u
■
■
I
- ... 'o t the Ninth J
. Years Ago At Amsterdam; Glenn
21-hour world ipead record lu
Z fc-M Incellaneoun f o r Bale. |
1D2H—85.2 mile, en hour. . If#
Cunningham's Legs Sore
TOO HOTT Then get a General
bettered hla own marka Later aa
Electric Fan for *3.45. Randall
W?
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BERLIN,
Electric Co.___________________
1934. 127. In 1933 Cobb took
clouds rolled by after nuarly 24
the record away with 114, Jen
hour* of heavy rain yoilardny, lie
FOR SALE: used tractor wheels p*,int:"f,r*L tV*
kins Regained it with 1U.4, 'Sod
•un emerged and shad Ha •-■•.th
from a 10 *0 Mcdormlek-Decr •
;
Eyaton
captured
It
with
14*,
im
ing'ray* - upon i undry athletic
proving the mark two 'weeks
ache*, and th* biggest itar-*t'J(ld*d
reerl Ha
County, g
•go to 149.09 miles pov hour.
Art Jarrett Sails
To Join Eleanor
ltd for W rle h l la tlh .
illtc. fo r P a v lt la tlh .
ST. AUGUSTINE, July
Garflald Plowman, n cn IU d by k .
latka from ’ tha - FltrMa^A lem m a
Leagdgy hdrtad aorew-kltWll bar#
ytfterday aa tha Atalaaa flatahadl
with a three-ru»ipr*t ta down th#
st_ Anguilla* Salat* Id tha Florid
da State Laagut, t to 1 l i waa
tha h u m aeort by which tha Sal ale
humbled the Aialeaa’ on Seoday.
With tha acort ltending a t fal| going Into * * hlntll B bifcafi
error, douklae by Hlhet and Stnith,
and ainglM by ita i ttwe and M a n
ger Ttan OaDegoa abated thebe
-----home
runt
homeand
endggyw
gar*the
tha victory
vletody
to Patatka. iW' r i ■
John. SohaeiderRlL AuguaUnL
ace eoiythpew, F U touched briskly
by Palatkn for l | Kite. The A tale* a
were a constant * |r* tr ia Bchrufr,
G-Men Comb U. S*
For 2 Kidnapers
MINERAL C
IN PREPARING YOUR
Crop* groom with tnlam|
healthier, more dloeooa rwkii
bettor eanrytaf qaalitleo.
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Sanford (a The Only Central '.
I h i Ida City Affording RaH, Highway*
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPBIDINT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 237
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1936
MILK EMBARGO TIGHTENED IN DAIRY STRIKE
Hurricane Predicted
. To Strike Between
: Pensacola And Ap*,
u alachicola T o d a y
Sanford Feeling
Building Boom
Of Mild Nature
liuif Coast Flies
Earning Of Storm
Cooler Weather Acc o m p a n i e s S tiff
* Winds From South
•, JACKSONVILLE. July 30.
t—(AP)—Weat Florid* waitd today for a tropical atom
pproaching
through the
lulf of Mexico. The Weather
lureau said the dlaturbance,
eeompanied by winds of
UTicane force near the
2 ,0 0 0 Loyalists Die A
Rebel Guns.Belch Death
Finance May
A
$30,000 A c t i v i t y Is
Estimated To Be
Under Way Here
Fanforil ami the vtrinity, up*
purrntly. art* m»w in the nii<U| of
■ mild building I«hhu, a hCrrlnl
survey today rt*V«*4l*
‘In almost tpvtrry until nr* thr
on. fc<
Jo
Leads Revolution
Seminole Begins
Negotiation For
Refunding Bonds
Americans Evacuate
Madrid For 'Safety
Of Cruiser Quincy,
In M editerranean
Fliers Are Ordered
County Debt Is Re- To Take Up .Arms
--------V
d u c e d $3 9 2,0 0 0
From High Peak Ford Motor Company
Factory Reported
To Be O c c u p i e d
mHj
3 3 • ‘ doh| «3*rV of th* lloaril of County
France, that more than 2.000 '
, Commissioners.
H|
While detail, anil fieurv* of Loyal Troops were nllad.'
H
the plan hsve imt born mail* when they were ambushed Ii%
public, it wa* understood that the hills outside of Z a m >
g o i a by the Hebe) Army. ''#
- .Jji th* movement l> ilesicned to
Mountaineers told FreneKt
tlinattc of 930,000.
■make poaalbl* a reduction In millofficial,
that one of tin
New reiidencf* ait* U-ing erect
SB
area at each year p a m i.
main Government column* *
t d un Celery Avenue, Canter.,ti
( County offlclaU haw pointed wa* surrounded ami
mowed
Avenue, ami un Kii*l S l r w t .
WJI out that Seminole'* financial po- down by Fascist machine guaW*
Extensive renuHlelinr activities
sltlon la firm, adding that the a* the loyal Troops marched
consummation of a refunding i down a mountain paat.
Bent on preventing ihlpmenta of milk into New Orlean* until the price la railed a cent a quart, or* twin* c a r tin ] m, m a number
of h‘>me, ami *|i*rlmrnt» on Park
Trent program will It rid to lncreaae|
Fascist
In A rectlonlaU
re*
embattled farmer* are ahown (top) halting a pa***ngtr train at Tangipahoa, 1a ., and •earthing the
ttriaco that flrmneea among the slate's ported revolt of the Government <
baggage car for dairy product*. Below, another group 1* *een searching a truck in the *ame town.
irrent W other eountlea.
garriton at Valencia, a Kadi*
Thousand* of gallon* of milk have been dumped *lnce the embargo wa* declared. (Associated Preaa
evolt.
The firnt step In actually wip- Irrranean Spanish eeaport, a*
Photo*)
_________________
____
____ _______ *
>n to l"K out the bonded debt wa» more Americana fled M adrid.toalructinn ty Andrew t'arraway j,
Dress taken la>t Saturday when of- ward that city to eecape th*
expected to be the beghutlng of
| ficiats conferred In Tallahaure revolution.
another building ipurl, since Mr.
" ~
with tho State Hoard of AdThirty Americana already are .
Carraway was the first to take *j|.
t I minislratIon and succeeded In In Valencia. Nina entrained a t f
vinligp of the Federal lluusolnc
rjjk .J| obtaining the releaae of (30,000 Madrid today for there and 71
Ad mmi*t rat inn plan.
JtfrL In homU ami nearly (33,000 in more were achrduled to leave to*
Henry Watson, local represents5J3? coupon*, both of which had been night. The crulaer Quincy at
| held a* aecurlllca fur a loan ob- the United Statea
Mrs. H. R* §tevena Discovers Old Publi Uve I l f a Jacksonville firm co
fleet la (4
operating with lha KHA. raid retained in 1031.
pick them up.
cation In Home; Napoleon's
Cantly he had received 33 In tu
SFS Clerk Herndon raid the peak A battle by both ground troops•
applications
for
loans,
guaranteed
---1 of the couaty'e Indebtedne*, ol ami airplane* for Maaatalon
* * Activities Recounted
at _
by the goremnient, which will he
neiled, recent yearn wes* (2.000,000. TV> y*r*go*A In th* relJH S#«uN #1
a*ed for entirely new cnhatrucha* been reduced (303,000 by Northern Spaka wa* J*un*h*d‘l F
lion.
•ucrraslvr atagea.
lh« (invernment.
Report* he*,
Anothe r romliuction ventjrc
Negotiation* now under way came general th at' Franc* may
which
bids
strongly
to
a
handsome
are
the
fir*t
attempt*
In
annre
aid the Spanlah Government Is
C1UCAGO,
July 30.—<>P)— Ingtou’a funeral wa* diacovared
It T. Juhnaun, member of tho lime to refund the Srmlnole putting down the thirteen d a y ;
asaet In the city la the new Na
Colonel Frank Knox, Chicago today In tho bom* of Mra. 11.
Sanford File Department, will debt.
tional
Guard
Armory
now
being
ttvolt.
newspaper publisher and former R. Steven*.
'save Aug. | for ■ two wreka’ va
built on the akefront.
Official* did not plare any
French senator* laid Premia*
Rough Rider, take* th* center
The paper wae brown with age,
cation In Jacksonville and on tho cellmate on the time when tho l.rnn
Blum told the foreign af«
of th* political atage tonight tn although It waa In txctllent con*
Fluid* West Coast.
refunding program will have fairs commute* that Erase*
accept the Republican vlce-prtal- dl,|un ,nd readily readabt*. The
G. P. raaton, city tul'ding lnbeen consummated and put Into might be forced to.aid the Mad*
dentlal nomination and amplify stevrna family ara unable to do apector, today waa making an in
operation.
rid Government with arms . to
th* party’* 1930 challenge.
termlne how th* copy found Ita dependent canvass of Park Ave
prevent being “surrounded by,
Th* Chkagoan officially will „ y into their home,
nue residents betwren
Tenth
dictatorship*.’’ Blum waa quo**
be notified in ceremoniei beginWashington'* burial ceremony Street and Fourteenth Street* in
ntng at 7:30 eastern standard , rllc] , w ii bordered in aolid an effort to determine the reac
cd aa denying that arm* or air* i
planes so far hav* been fu r,
time at the Chicago Stadium, j.|ack, a universal custom of tion to the construction of a fill
nlahed Spain.
, *,
ono of tho world'* largest covered new, j ^ per« until only recently ing Station at Thirteenth Street
Friday1* tides: low, 11:13 A. M.;
To bolster Ha defects* force*,
auditorium*.'
and d in followed by aome pa and Park Avenue.
hitsh, 5:50 A. M. and ti:2d P. M.
llia apeech I* axpecUd by
the Madrid Government confte*
Th# movement waa undertaken
Run n i t , at 5 :IS A. M. and sals
party leader, to be the second i Th, rc ipp„ „ th , alory of at th* Instigation of the City Cumrated th* Merchant Marin*. An*
at 7:33 P. ill. Moun rises at !;4 |
thorttiei ordered all military add
Half of Uo Republican party’*; N, , „ n Runaparte’i activtll*., million after a proposal to er-.-l
P. M. and sets at 1:50 A. M.
TA1.LAIIASSER, July 30.-(,J3 civil filer* not on duty to ra*’
atatemant of alma In th* «u" ! n! ' m*Mi<minr the name of Genev- a gasoline establishment had bean
—Th#
pledge
that
‘
’I
will
work
campalgn, and on outlln# of what , Murat tha U uU Corporal’* mad# by C. W. Spencer and op
port for action.
nta where he waa elected grand! ,,r ' A' W EPP* lo,u* received unceasingly to further Ita IdraU'*
H will da If Iruulljd In pUee of
h | hamJ ^
who WM burlwl
The British Government befall ’
posed by other Interest*.
waa
voiced
in
TaUahsaart
re
n ailed ruler of the Elks Lodge.'* P0*1 c ,rJ ,rom w »H*r L.
Ui. DecaocraUe AdmtaUtratlon. , T, u.h * » * . after hi. exile
an Investigation to datarmUta
Conflicting
petitions
presented
cently
by
Judge
C.
O.
Andrews,
Following a parade from th* ('°°Pr r - » h“ *• in Spitsbergen
He will eupplement th# ad dr*** .
whether British and A m r i s a '
by Loth side* caused, th* Commis railroad station to a downtown
th«l th* writer had aeen of Orlando as he discussed brief banks and factories had h a w
hi* running m*U, Coventor Alf.
corv,i<u^hl# portion of the sion to make its own canvas*.
, hotel, the Governor waa honored
,un
• n‘l
within 20 ly t)ie Townsand movement and confiscated In 8paln. Th* F a r t1
policy of Motor Company aald It received,
Spltaberger la 000 hie long-eetabllshed
It waa understood that if tho at a breakfast, reception, lunch- mlnu,r».
SS S “
front th* north pole.
favoring "honest and fair cora- a report that 1U factory at Bar*
elution were agreed upon hy a eon and special meeting of th*
i S T S S . W 1 S - majority of the people in the Tvn.h Elks Lodge.
pansatlon to old people.”
— -■ ■
catena had been occupied,
•
---------------------A email roof fir* on a rtaltu Fourteenth eection, it doe* uni
En rout* to nearby cities to
Republicans Delay |S ’ li’L’ wLvSruI11>" J” 'h follow that other section* of Part, . .
.
_ ,
, _
«*»nc* at Tblrteenlli Street and push hie campaign for tha Unit
Clark Avtnu* .bout noon today ed Slate* Senate, Judge Andrews
Avenue would lie opened to busi Amateur Talent I s
Senate Nominations
ness until .residents of affeoted
out that "Tha Townsend
W
anted
Ily
JayCees
oSl pointed
yirrxiinN VlLLE. Jnle HO.— ' ‘he tight of Pt***1* * * ? adver- areas had Indicated their desires.
movement has been the cause of
Ono
offs
red
a
aaw*
Th* canvasa probably will In
~7~~*
, J alight damage was done. The the crystallisation of the desire
(AT— Florida’s Republican Execu- l**1"* *°PF; Amateur entertainment talent boua# la occupied by Garfield to du something about th* prob
tire Committee today again da- mill for »*!•. Inthtdlni a^— ^ , completed ty Friday, It was Imli
in Serelnolo County wishing to Johnson,
Uwnei M lfftlfn of nominees to healthy and actiYO n tfto wench* catgd. .
lems of our aged. . . If II has
compete for a trip to th* Taxes
1
don* nothing more than create
S S a ^ l l c
candidate* In
Oy
^
The heat wav* In Benforg
Centennial should ragUUr bnLocal ah o a '.n probable tonight th* ronaclouaneas of a duty oweii
tha Kavember general alactlan q ta d a
"broke” yeeterdaf aa thn official
medlaWy
with
th#
B
ar.
Father
(
,
„
j
|-riday.
F,ob*Uy
galea
In
for two uaaplred United Slat** oi mind by H-artlAg *
Ten Merchants Join J. J. Xelleghan, repraaontlag th* eatrtm# northwest portion thla to three persona. It deserves th* thermometer recording waa an*'
Senate term, vacate by th . fto T tor_» "ftof g y - wbhh^hnd
of every right- noun red at U for tha d»y’a ;
Local MBench Plan' Junior Chamber of ComaMr** In afternoon and tonight. Eatrtm* commendation
rea n t deaths of Senator. Ftetch- to « i lo#r a b « t ana yaar bafar#
thinking man and woman, and I i°p.
*
.
.
th* organlxatlon of » local group Northern*! Florida) cloudy with pledge that I shall work un
or and Trammell.
During th* night th# mercuhy
of aaataur* who wU) appanr ba- „ i „ tonight and probably Friday ceasingly to further It* ldeala-H
t eek wimmlttr-r waa named t The editor* w an highly •pota
slid quietly *nd ijowly down to
'■
fora th# Orlando JayCe# group morning. ShUting galea, probto recommend candidate* to th# 3*tlc because of the lncam|deto"A* United Stale* Senator 76, n point where h ha* reotoiw,
Xug.
10.
ably
reaching
hurricane
fort*
full eaam ltte* which will l>*ek n«-e o t toeirt
"*” ! * * ‘
from Florida,” he said, "1 will for the past week b#(ween atfd*
nominee* at a later meeting. Mrtlng tlwt tlm mail »hlp bearfavor and fight for any bill that aa filv d sunrise.
Prohatoy to August *
may b* presented to Congreae
Dsfplte the afflatal . racordlhg.
which provides for an honest and there were thamaometers la tb«
Two Mep Are Booked fair compensation to old pooplo city that reflate red higher, ternF w d Observes 73rd
without an abominable pauper's persturea.
On# hundred _ wa#
By Municipal Police oath,
and 1 ’will oppose any sub chalked up on one af Urn towgto,
B kth Anniversary
stitute. . . which provides for areas where th# *un ,M M
Six More Merchants Rose Ho'loway. white, and Rob th*
meager 115 or $30 a month down Into n location that that,
BIO SAW
Jnly
Lockett, nrgre, were booked by for the ‘ctvil veterans' o( our was shut off from wfaato,'
A * r e e To Sponsor ert
—Following a • custom be **tabpolice today en a disorderly con
i
low er temperatures w et#, at
11enr y
Rite Beauty Entrant duct charge which grew from an great nation.”
tributed to tha tragical, disturb
iy
toil
ay
Ford ________ . ■ _
alter'd fight In a Sanford hotel.
ance which roe# early Mowtoy,
at Ms lodge hr the Huron Moun
Chief Roy WUllama aald the case Lt-Col. Hutchison
..S h i amt# merchenU today had
morning. »w*pt aeyoae the wwto*.
tain Club acres, west and north af
was
first
handled
by
county
of
F
t
‘Screven
Stages,
TbtoAd a list of 2d to sponsor an
Returns Home 111 •ra Up of tha at*la ami howled.
berg, on the rugged U k s Superior
to the R lu Theater ‘C#v- ficers but turned aver I# th# city
/D a y For Visitors entrant
1U way Into tha Gulf to M « k a o
coast.
,
, '
because
the
alleged
altercation
oc
aleade af Beauty” scheduled far
It WU# ’Fdrd^ seventy third
LL-Cel.
J.
C.
Hutchison,
com
curred
within
th*
Umlte
af
Urn
mu
Aug. I.
Saturday. Aug. 1. has been
birthday, b#t g# calibration wa*
mandant af the Banford National
The aaw business firm# are nicipality.
designated visitors’ day at Fort
pwniwA
Guard Unit ratoraed today from
United
lum
ber
Company,
Myrtle’s
Ucrrven. Ga., where aoveral San
Ford at TS M l aa well aa be
Camp Faster t« Jacksonville and
ford youth# ar# atotloned, ac- Cedfea Shoppe, Monk’s Fine#, Huge ScorpJ6n Is
was
confined to hie home with
eordhtg to a communication re- I sa w Drug Company end tho F.
an lllnesa dascribed as "not
W.
Waalworth
eompany.
Killed
In
Apartment
•trio
110
,"
outeud bora today.
Mia* Heitn Wsllman, organiser
Parent*. reUtletov and frisrvl*
The National Guard officer
Oue of tho largest seorpioM av- will b* able to return to duty
o f local bay* at th* fort are ln- of tha pagsant. aald the avant will
vfted to snitch the day’s #ctiri- b# different from any other ever *r seen h its was killed this morn within two days, It waa an
tlea which .w ill Include athletic*, held hare. Formal evening gown* ing by Mrs. Ess la Hawaii 16 a lo nounced.
cal apartment house.
Ha la assigned to the Jackson
military ceremonies and iniprcTh# Insert measured three and ville military camp for a twoea#-half inches b ag . It to an dis weeks’ period of duty covering
right and
play In tha office of C. B.’ Daw- the regular admmer training ac•«#! m a t y farm agent.
U»lt| af guardsmen.
While it w n difficult to obtain
the exact amount o f money being
•pent on cunaUuctiun here, the
•urvey makes it anfe to pet an
, Shower* and cooler weather
accompanied the etorm. Weather
forecasters
had expected the
Storm to hit the coast between
Cbdar Keya and Apalachicola
daring tho oarly morning hour*
moved p e n to the Weat
Tho bureau’* morning advlaor/
Said tho atom center la aouth
«f Apalachicola, moving north*
,-!* « wolf Const from Cedar
E m ‘|# Penaacnla flew hurricane
wwralng flags today
white
■ tana’ warnings wore sp from
y tsa n ila wsatwsrd to tho Mb*
gM ppt Elver and from Cedar
fa *
southward to
Tarpow
r%TpUr t h a t proparty is wall
T t B . t o t o M cut acroaa th# ax*
(bum* southern Up of Florida
(tight before last without doing
gay appreciable damage. Two
man, one a negro, loat their
Uvea .at Miami during atonn
Btseball Campaign
For Funds Started
With Ticket Sales;
A aal* of aeaaan ticket* for
th* remaining 13 bam* gamca
%il th* Sanford <Baseball Club
aahadul* began today with retoy Indication of success, accordtog to Charles Waft, president
9 f th# local team,
t Tam day night a baa*ball committ** eat in th# Chamber of
Qtotoerra and voted a drive for
«ri*tb before tha rily would hav*
bnan iarcad to withdraw from
tha. Florid*. Btato Laagu* beM m * of n lack * f fund*.
Washington’s Funeral I s .
Told in Paper Found Here
;Park Avenue Poll
Begun On Problem
Of Filling Station
Jacksonville Pays
Honor To Governor
Sholtz On Return
J
Judge Andrews To
Support Townsend
Pension Movement
J;
SgTSSj
Local Heat Wave*
Broken By Winds
From Gulf Storm
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BANFORD, FLORIDA
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MONDAY, JULY
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113*
ARS DESTROYED IN SPANISH REVOLUTION
SPANISH W A R -A T A GLANCE
B*r •/Btn»r
M i I t IS HALT
ADVANCE 60
MILES NOMTH
O F MADMID
LOYALISTS
FORTIFYING
MOUNTAIN
LOYALISTARMY
MARCHIN6 ON
ZARAGOZA
MADRID
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HELD BY REBELS
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With u provisional government fur Spain rejiortediy being orgenlwd at Durgoa, heavy rebel
artillery is
rolling through the strreta of IhU revolutionist’ stronghold enroot* to the battlefront. Inhabitant* turned out to watch the procession leave to reinforce comrade# who are beairglng leftist government troops
The rebel* planned "starve out" Uetlca against Madrid, San Se
bastian. anil Irun. This picture was tushed to London and radioed to New York. (Associated Preas
Photo)
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Thla map vividly Illustrate* latest development* In Spain’s bloody
afvU war. It Indicate* tha faealion o* tho fortlftod peseta In the
Ouadarrama mountain! whom loyal treopo blocked tho re boIo’ march
an Madrid and also Covta, Morocco, where loyollst wsrahlpo attockod
rebel forte. Tho government concadad tho Inourgonts control tt ot
tho H prvvlncto In Ipaln. (Aaaoclatod Proto Map)
Private automobile*, overturned, wrecked and burned during hravy fighting between rebel* and
loyallata In Barcelona, Spain, are »hown in thla A laociated Press radiophoto. The Leftist govern
ment occupied Barcelona, after both the loyalists and rebel* had claimed possession of the city
during fierce battles. (Associated Preas Photo)
EMBASSY HAVEN FOR AMERICANS IN M ADRID__ £ )
FLEE TO U. S. EMBASSY IN MADRID
MUTE EVIDENCE OF SPANISH R EVO LTS FIERCENESS
Within the palatial United Mateo in tiw y (above) at Madrid, lit Amirtcini ware maraanad by U*
bloody fighting between fpenlah leyalleto and rabala Military ebeerver* believed the refugee! were net
to danger unlaaa troepe tat bay and control and 'run valid” through tha ally. (Aaaaalatad Praaa Photo)
LOYALIST SHIPS SHELL REBELS AT GIBRALTAR
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This lailiu picture shows the bodies of two civilian*, klUgj |„ .. ...
Ut forcis, lying In « Barcelona strict. The picture
tdrphcneJ t"* bc,Wccn " W and J0ya|.
London and radioed from there to New York. Pierce flgjjtln- w
rwln ^ord**iii1 y rapes, to
Mra. Lula da Laveaga Sebrlan aitd her children, Lulitqu* and
Bpaln with a major buttle eipectvd nutth of Mad.Id. (As.oelui, ** rrportCTl •* cweral poinu In J m w , r * among tha Americana reported to have Ukan refuge In
(Associated P rc„ rhoto,
lb, U(llud 8 u u ,
Madrid, as rebels attompled to
"itorva out” the capital city. Her father la Algernon Crofton, San
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Pranclaco lawyer, and her husband U a prominent Royalist, (A*-
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»ockted rm. Photo)
U. S. Consulate _
Tells Of Revolters
Employe K i l l e d
Imperjljng U. S. Ship
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rabal forte at
Cervanteg a#
RED CRO SS CARES FOR SPANISH WOUNDED
Pairing an epidemic af dlaaaaa tram
Gibraltar and return la thalr revolution •tfriiMtoitry. TMa radlaphata ■
taraanan and ahildran, arriving at Gibraltar In a email dining peat—only
Praaa Photo)
STEAMER TO RESCUE AMERICANS FROM SPAIN
A fjpnnlih omptoye at tha
American consulate at Barcelona,
Santiago lUurralde (abate), and
kta British chauffeur ware abot
In death while on a raUilon da*
ilgnrd to protect American Uvea.
Ha bad beenvwttb tha co.\dato
blance. Ha aaU a plane tried for 17 yean. (Associated Prana
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to bomb Dm ehlp and rabala at P h oto)"”
Malaga tbrta toned to bam the
Bimouth.
(Aaaoalatod
Prvu
Photo)
York'* gigantic tri-borough bridge
Carl Carmar, anther at "Lilian
far a Lraaeewa Drum," reporti
Im . . -•*»!-wiltati are working on
a eoag wttfc t^al UUa.
The d m of enaff to i el lev* ear*
in ktada of hatdachaa la report*oma af Dr. Samoa! Johnenn'a
I by Prof. J. Wagntr-Jauntrr af
writing wag dona with a printer*!
hay at ku elbow waiUng la taka
vnih tha Uvea o f Americans
by Die -_
Rightist
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Bartriona but ita ov a «n heeded a request fraat 8a
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Sanford In The Only Contra] ••
f lei Ida City Affording Rail. Highway!
And Wattr Transportation
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY *8, 1938
rarK Avenue
Discussion Is
In Danger Zone
COUGBUN
r e p u d ia t io n o f f a r m
debts
For Indian River
Canal, Fly Funds
CommlMkmers W i l l
Canvasa Residents
For Reactions To
Business Building
New Senator Expects «|
County And City To Get Reimburse-' ^
ments Fbr Grower* 4
Plan Discussion Hurt
By Fruit Fly; -j
Of .Tax Problem Pepper Is Called ^ |
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A mortmain to c u i u i m l*
dtntt «a Park Aiu i m between
10th 8tr**t and 14th Street was
voted by a Ur Coro will, loner* but
night la an effort to determlna
Whether the a m
ahould he
opened to bnalaaaa enterprtaee.
The decision followed a formal
r T o Take Cover A s
denial of a reqeett by G. W.
* S t o r m Advances
Spencer for’ a permit to erect a
filling itatleo at 13th Street aad
the Aetna*.
. JACKSONVILLE, July 28.
•■Lsit vwk
thi CommlsaUn
if- (AP) — South Florida,
from Fort Ploren to Key Alfred T. Nofer (above), passed oa. the request, saying
West along Atlantic eout, American commercial attache In that business** ■ woo Id pot be
ef the bureau of Foreign1aanctlonad la the Motion unless
■May braced ltaelf for a charge
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Attorney.- Will Talk * ‘Man O f Destiny*, j
Over Proposal To
Name
Receivers Large Crowd Attends
R o t a r y Lunchbon ^
In Honor Of Pepper, j
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•typical atom advancing out
of the Bahama Inlands.
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T V ia s
W n a U iA F
ig
in
U n w in
intensity
■*'I Intend to do everything
mw w
unt.tra wa Ito
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Mk
ni my
power
secure
Mediterranean fruit f i r '*
iroprlatlon," said
Clau
’epper, Democratic can
lata for the United Stal
lenate, speaking to a dlnl
oom full of Kotariane 1
heir guests at the Mayfi
s lid
but
probably has not yet reached
hurricane force with winds of
more than 10 miles an hour.
Forecasters said
the storm
Would causa high winds around
<jS3*CT*.hagl"'llei about noon and
would reach the extreme SouthSait Florida Coast near or South
ef Miami during the latter part
Of
the afternoon. Northrvil
Mens warnings were hoisted
f m i Fort Pierce to Kay West.
' Vessele o ff the cofit were
■rged to taka to rueer.
' South Florida el tie*
made
toady for the approaching dU»
abases a* radio stationv and
w ip t y w i. hraudeext warnings
i aS common! tit*.
The t Cdsat Guard aad •purmamt relief organisations
aunt
•rd to belated spot* and smalt
dp* which might bot h* ada J -IlLM-hPnklU .. 1
¥ Reporta from Naasaj, capital
Speer Funeral Is
Scheduled For 4
P. M. Wednesday
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Rev. Bram To O ffi
ciate In Holy Cross
Episcopal Chur c S)
erection of filling sUUona or
garages outside the fire limit,
without the approval of the City
Planning Board.
Commissioner Leffler proposed
the canvass for public opinion,
reiterating a desire not to act
against the desires of the ma
jority. The move ws> officially
ascended by Co minis* loner Du-
Commissioners
Select Favored
City P rojects
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Magnolia A v e n u e
Widening P l a c e d
At Read O f List
The Commlsabq received for
consideration climate* of bid*
far repair* on tha Chamber of
Commart* building but took no
action toward assuming reaponal
With tho County Planning Board
billty of financing the |1S0 pro
gram. Arthur Brsaan and Walter today scheduled to decide on. most
M., Haynes appeared for the civic desirable projects for the County,
body.
City Commb. loners last night
City Clerk Frank La maon re
proposed^wh.t it-considered the
ported
tkfl
I1JOO
It
available
Arthur taeharr. f n w n a w M s a l l i t i k n k A i t i l l i A li la r w 1 moat necessary endeavor, for,Ik#
J r. W. A. Lefflar, Randall Chase,
municipality.
lfmwklns Connelly and F. D.
Widening Magnolia Avenue and
Scott
Second Street waa placed at the
Honorary pallbearsra are R. A.
Newman, D, L. Thrasher, Dr. 8.
head of the Hat. The baaebr. l club
Puleston, Walter Hand, J. C.
house and gralidatand came second.
Hutchison, Ralph W ight Frank
and*"brldgeKVfund A ,,w ,r project was third and re8. Woodruff, II, F. Wbitaer Sr.,
as lust ended will' boMlltallon of the pier ws* fourth.
• Funeral service* for Mrs. Mary
U. Speer, 64, wife of Georg* A.
8 p m Sr., will be held at 4 P. M.
Wednesday from the Holy Croat
Episcopal Church with the Rev.
Martin J. Bram officiating.
Interment i* to be In Everg len ' Cemetery.
Active pallbearers art M fol-
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Of the Bahama Islands, kmId no
damage waa known Li tM Isklwla. Tho highest wjnd lerorded at Naaaau waa da mile*
hoor. The coli-iHU foeeint tent a boot to Investigate
condition o f Usd epenge fleet
off tho lilandi,
' Bfantel
reported
moderate
weather. Barometer* south of
Miami began a alow fall during
tho morning. Thooa north of Mi
ami remained about' steady.
vacation. A bunting tiro caused
their automobile to overturn,
crushing Mra. Spadr, ■
Mr. Speer, a prominent Banford baalnosaman, escaped with
out severe Injury. Ho rotnmod
homo today.
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“ If ft mething will not be done forthwith to aid the farmer, h« will be forced to repudiate hla
debts and those who engendered the debt*," Fell er Charlee E. Coughlin, the Detroit radio prime,
told thousands of farmers at a "homecoming” rally for Rep. William Lemke, Union party presi
dential candidate, In Hankinaoo, N. D. II. U »lv wn t right 1 delivering hit exhortation. At the left
(Aaiociated Press .Photo)
it Records Are
tiered Locally
h Mark Of 98
Ipal government• A ™ * "
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tha liat it that of th* gulf c«ur*e
,jn_ s tK-| i t . whota reconditioning it aought.
a ^ Light Com- „ ° « 0 Caldwell. Henry Watson and
formally no lifted 0; »• B^ ntrr •» V ",
f,vor
Ian of a contract.
«*P*nd'ng aufficlent money on
ts nrovtda aloe- *h# Cour*» L» whip it Inin shape.
'itv water plant. Mr. Caldwell asked that the proj■t hM been
pro- •«*
to • P">"<inenl
poaln p
Uflnb*
on»ft*d
th# Clty>i
11>t
on approvad a
Th* board last night approved
is to tha Jackson *»• wore proposed progre.alve
»f New York the maaawua tef be flnsnced partly by
mdared to Marvin governmental funds. One wa, tho
V.
Russell McCracken, a gradUate of Murray Teachet.' Col
lege in Kentucky, ha. accept
ed a position a, hl.loiy In
structor and assistant athletic
dirvetor in the Seminole High
School, County Su|»-rinlrndent
T. W. Lawton annuunri-il today.
The addition to |h«- I.h-*I fac
ulty i* now instructing phjdcal
eduction In Camp f'loudmunt
In Mrntonv. Ala.
Mr. McCracken it high y rec
ommended by Jamea Hichmond,
Mm ray preeldent, who say* hla
<former rtudenl “ ahoufd lnai*
a moat value Me addition to the
Sanford school system."
Further, tho Murray presi
dent wrote that Mr. McCracken
was one of the outstanding stu
dent* in hi, college, participat
ing In virtually every phase
of canipui life.
He vai quarterback on the
foods I teem and tojk an active
part In all other aport*. He wj»
rdltor-lnchli-f of the inatltutiun'a year l»ok and the organ
is e of a atudent government.
Pre.ident
Hichmond said
character and leadership were
Ihe mo.t outstanding qualities
of Mr. McCracken.
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Fifty IjOC&1 Woodmen
Attend Meeting
r a v D IfiM a
l w i n l CAT!
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the City nproviding
about
f&O pcash.
Plana for tho athletic clubhouse
were prepared by Elton J. Hough
ton- It would be SO feet long an I
20 feet wide, providing sufficient
T w e n ty Merchants room to bouso a major league ball
team.
To Sponaor Entries Approval also waa written on
plans to widen certain sections of
In Beautjr C o n t e s t Celery
Avenue, Union Avenue end
Oak Avenue. Total coat of the en
Twenty Sanfeod merchants to
deavor I* estimated at tSUnO of
day had signed U sponsor an which the City would furnish fl,entry In tho formal beauty pag
eant scheduled t o
the Rita
Theater oa Aug. 4, aaeordlnf to
Miss Helen WeOmon, organiser
of tho event
Tho load wiener will in
crowned “ Ml** Sanford" end sent
to Daytona Beech hi September
to compete for the title of "Mlao
charged with disorderof case*, for Gi
Florida' against wtaaow t o m
Wt, to or I0‘ days, lusha at least, fy
approximately I N cthor cftiae.
Municipal p<
Jcssio Mas
Mitchell,
lllton and Thomas Oliver,
■day after- H
jed with disorderly com
ten that last- al
duct; each |A or 10 day*.
Marion Hicks, charged with
assault, transferred ta juvvnO*
courti Handy Grice, alleged to
Legion Is
hav*. bpen drank, fd or 10 dags,
suagmutedi Monroe Holt, eald t*
T oF eto
have coaimlttcil aeaault. 111 hr
M dayi| Henry Camp, chafMd
•sangtt on one count and dteoidtety conduct on a second
driving allera- c o « » 111 er 30 days on first
. M. Elkin* and cha^m second cu e tontinueep * ’
( t o n . Akin, charged with e *
per hath white,
*auH emrtlnucd; »***)# Witllamv,
c h a jjg w l t h
disorderly copduriHMtemlaacd: D. K. J otmu, alb M m have conducted himavlf
dlson M y. |S or-|0 days; Fannie
F i i i i i i i , Ann* June* and WUIte
FWjhl-aU charged with dteerderlKMndaet, etch |5 or 10 day*
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NEWS
McCracken Named
To School Post
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Twenty-Three Defendants March Past
Mmiidpal Bencji In Monday Session
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'T £n U during the fruit fly ram.
palgn of i m and JM9 and th*
effort. . to secure
re-Iraburewmente for farmers and gtswum
which thue far hast proved In
effectual.
“ I am alio whole-heartedly , Ik ’
favor of the canal prajert con
noting the S t Johns River with
the Indian River and 1 InteM
to do everything 1 can to secy ns
an appropriation not only f « r /
the construction o f this canal. ,
but alto far the further Invrsrw- ,
ment of the S t Johns River.
Mr. Pepper eakl that he pro
pped to work in does harmony .
with Florida'* other senator, ami.
all her representatives, aai raid
that he had already Wen In caw
tset with some of them, prom- ;
king them hla sofyar! fat' all -
53 Local Youths
Sign To Attend
Camp At Winona
Educational Program,
Sporting E v e n t s ,
Billed For Outing
Fifty-three
Seminal# County
boys' today had elgsed to at
tend camp at Lake Winona, In
Volusia county, beginning Aug. 3,
i t WiLSAMWCrt by 11. E. Harris,
dirvetor.
A full program of sports, educatlunal Instruction end hand!craft will l« available during Ihe
two weeks' period, Mr. Murrla de
clared.
special Instruction In Red Cross
life ssving and first aid will oa
trlven by competant fnvtrnctor*.
Hilling vrl I bo taught those who
desire the course. Woodwork and
othor craft Instruction 1* on sched
ule.
Sports include tennis, volleyball,
diamond ball, touch football and
other types of game#.
A Hoy Scout court of honor will
be held on the night of Aug. 21 at
the ramp, Mr. Morris said.
Following aro the boys who have
signed to attend the Winona out
ing: ,
Leroy Kstildge, Georg* Speer,
III, K, C. Harper, Jr., David Gatche!, Douglas Garner. Harry Lae,
Charles I'nrka, Joo fren.haw, Ray
Fox, Jimmy Ijhoenukrr, Billy
Hhoemsker, Norman Hasty, Ralph
Smith, Cawthon Hutchison, Billy
Cullum.
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Iirura Bolt,
Kenny Leffler,
llrantley Adama, Walter Turner,
Edward WaUhall, Jack Eeans,
Eugene Harrison, WII l*m Coursey,
Giles Chapman,
Jim
Brown,
Buck Forgueon, Jimmie Carter,
Rny Dunn, Arthur Beckwith, O.
W. Matthews, David Shannon.
Dill Mirtfn, Jack Martin, IL W.
Shannon, Leon Sieinmeyer, Albert
Zlttrower, William Owens, Ed
ward Croaby, BlUy Lewi*. J. W.
pierce. Lester Tableiu, Bill Wins
low. Hugh Parker, Tiny Parker.
Buster Jones, Harold Sponsor.
MJ lard McMDIfn.
Kenneth
MeMDUa,
Walter
Cruse, Frank Bledsoe, Raymond
Ashton, Lew)*. Nader and Georg*
Nader.
There aro f t other youths from
Orlando who also will attend
camp, according td Mr. Morris.
New Dog Ordinance
Awaiti| City Action
* A new city ordinance govern
ing the disposition of u.licensed
and unracclaatod dog* waa, not
adopted !a»t night by cemmtealontr* since a fttR heard gnu not
present.
City Clerk Frank f an!eon said
today the sow law probably will
bo brought up at th* ngrt boud
meeting.
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Meanwhile, Or. a i f . Baker,
veterinarian- who hta beea iaosa-
S
tha possibility o f n s m l * - - * .
calvera, adding that he has yet
to find anything In the prop™*!
which might be contrary to law.
The City Attorney waa to
have discussed the plan at 2 P.
M. today during, a special meet
ing of lb* County Commission.
Government Plans
Bombing Raids To
Rout Rebellionists
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th« Senate he hope# to tnaugu-* * '
rate a new rualnm which wuhl^■ .vj»
have a counterpart In inch fat* . '
lovrahlp gathartnga aa tha Rutnhf
and Kiwanb club*. Ha auggeata that Florida’* tero aanatora.i
'v_
and Its fivt representative# meet
together at least once a week
to dlacuaa the problem# of tack ,
ono of them, and to co-ordinal*
a sound working program foe
all of Florida,
Mr. Pepper digressed
koto
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Ing enough to pay a Hub apo* >
rial tribute to Dr. and Mrs. W,.
T. tangley who were amen? Ik*
luncheon gueeU. Mr. Pepper raid
that they need to bo close frtenda
when be was a little boy In i
Camp Hill, Ala. and ho urged,
hla newar friends hero .In S*a«
ford to find out about hte peat
from Dr, and Mrs. Lan;l*y,
Reminding hi* audienco that
Im had com* from a humblo :
taoiUy which could never c m *
tribute much to hlo aupport, Mr.
Pepper eUted that ho hod
worked hla way through roHegOw
the University of Alabama, and
Harvard Law School, by work*
lag In coal mines, and waiting .
on table*.
Th*a* experience*, he 11U, ho
enjoyed, heeaneo waiting On ta* '
blue, ho always gut tho be^t O f. .
tb* food, aad working In a teal
mine made him fe d so much,
better after ho hod had a shower.
fnr-The Aaeectelcd t*i.ea|
Spain set out todey with deter
mined bombing flights end mountiln raider* to hasten the demise
or tha 11-day rebellion.
Artillery aleo was wheeled Into
action to rrueh tho Fascist garrl■ona, particularly In Ith* north.
On# report eald rebel holdout# In
the loyola Barracks, near Ban
Hebaatlin, aarrendered uncondU
tlonally following a long eteg*.
Fascist Insurgents at Oviedo ap
parently are hanging on to the
garrison but tha govamraant propared a new bombardment.
New outburst* of dell war
rocked mountain barrlen to Mad
rid Itself, Both aid** claimed vic
tory. loyalists asserted a daring
mid blasted tho Insurgent am
munition dumps out of existence.
Rebel beadquarteri announced
the rapture of a mountain village
In bloody fighting wilh hundreds
dead and wounded.
General Emit* Mol*. Fascist
chieftain, predicted hla men would to roturn to Sanford at
roach Madrid Thursday or Friday lliiio In tha near future b
end said a “ strong military dic purpoeo of making an Inst
t of tha It. Johns Rh
tatorship" weald follow.
l as the proposed cknal
•The American cruiser I Quincy
Indian River.
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anchored In Southern Harbor at
11. B. Pope, president «
Allcaate awaiting scores of Unit
ed State* cltlsena still marooned In
Madrid. On* hundred and fifty
Americana aro sold iUI| to bo In
tb* capital city.
At Berdeanx France, author!Um detained four British airliner* ponding Investigation of a
report that they artre bound far
Spanish Mormon to ferry rebel
LOCAL WEA'
(oinforcatnente aero** tb* ■traits
a
Accident Victim
V- Holding Hla Own
L Franc**, T», pedeaterlan vie-
�p t fl/i 01 w ow po
ihm m
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Wuuee, U w r t aft. |
It prvirara, by tho
raUtios erf buying P
iowroan*hfp In the
fin * with • fo o d p ie y a n d • capably -------edeeted,
without n g
• d en t Tho author tho director, and tho gt
wwift for weekain advmnc# to ovate on Unfa
pra«*W. on each member of 1he cast?
Mr. Van •hows how business executive!
aoen. and advertlalna manasers have taken
the theater and are now devotin g “ m ore erul
and thought to creating the . ‘Unforgettable
[In the minda of their salesmen." They -tre e
Jt M H eie* only a npev
knowledge o f the plan. If
wer* a ir It would bt a doed
P in Indeed. XcaDy' Hr. B
it ia not qoiu . aa simple aa
It propoaea and requires ?
ail o f tUa “tremendous ;!
m m
"Saleamanahlp," Mr. Van lays, “ la tha greateil pro- be
immsdiaUly
rsdlstrl'
F Slfeaakm In tha world., It bdgtns at tha crmUe.aad.aoda at amour ah tha people th]
a few
follow
y g t h grave. A little baby born into the worid.la endowed'
**•/**[.with, aalaamanehip. It amflaa at Its parents, il-wiggles iU
....... tore and yells for their attention, their love, and their
luft leare. Thafa real aaleimanshipl Wa grow to aumol age
meat and by induetry. It prd—y la n d wa taka the teacher an apple, a Uttle bunelTof flow- pooo*
to da away with all poor• *
thing ha triea to do la to ael! her the idea that he's the
wi- -jJ biggest bargain that's ever going to coma into bat life. If
u u . hefa a good salesman, be gets away with It If nqt, ha
• tho rings up 'No flats,' checks out, and in cornea tha-other fel
low to do'a bigger and better sales job. Salesmanship!
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“ And-so. we Journey on through Ufa until ,tt) Pomes
time to cash in. Then we send for tha priest, the minisit hu tfr- w tha rabbi and try to sell ourselves to our Maker
Ifor a front scat in heaven, where wa can watch tha pa
rade go by. It’s salesmanship from beginning to end.
houses and poorfarm* throughoat Uu land now maintained by
taxation.' It proposes through
added employment to pot an
end to relief rails, public wart*
and the dote. It prapoM* la
•lop at least ocu-Svlf of ettara
by removing tha chief ran*# of
crime, tha attempted prevention
of which I* now coetiny oar
government II billion dollars'snnasll/. It prapoaoa to ta« tba
rich and tha poor exactly allha
In proportion to th* busInee*
they do which la the on!/ folr
•tad/ of tha offset* of tha adop
tion o f tha plan wUl convince
yon of thooa reonlto.
Wo do not presume ta k m
Uia wisdom o f a Roosevelt or a
London, neither of. wheal hive,
to our knowledge, openly rypeaed
tha print)pie* o f tha pha, bat
v * do know that, wHh tha help
o f *11 their “ eUtistkka*. eco
nomist*. flaaiwlal expert* sad
political advisor* nerthtag ha*
^™ZbkAdio»
than third In tha Olympia Gown*
unofficially awarded team cham
pionship since 1906.
Wallace
BEDTIME TALE FOR TOWNSENDITES
By MARK SULLIVAN
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Bto eWsen; you. Am't **1 ntkra officials of their responsibility in creating new dftnd^ . T A b* ? ,*u fr “,tl|ly weapons of warfare, which calls for a now typo o f w yfR--T°fo
. u u*4>r» t:l curity. 'Aviators have lived to see their harmlaaa winga
t_u!iUmju T 1^ rw " f ' fabric turned into carrier* of destruction—even more
o
dahgeroua than the guns of a battleship.'
•; % meant piston of Gov. Lon"There la nothing startling about that statement,
•■I polluted In tho nevepapgr* the truth la generally recognised. The armadas of .the
dbeww him on hor n b oo k jump- air are forming in all military countries, preparing to
k » a faaeo. Out that’s nothingI ghewer death over their foes. No person, no community
kail have
ttnd-hg immune in such a war unless tho nations agree to avoid
rtsr Ufura ho gets to Washing- >uch BtUckj( upon civilian cities.
|
“ Yet nothing will, or can, be done to avert this cat t . I k s ' itnva
r-n.hiia.1 taatrophe. The airplane, an instrument of awlft tranaDr^Tuwmsnd, A1 8n»llh, WUMsml portntlon, la and will bean instrument of war, of death.
Qg,,
gj gotIThe man of intelligence may well question whether prog*
1ita - - ~
'| T
-i.
a jI.la M n A M A t lf
n r t / ( 1/ V *A tu lS krilIV S S P A
gh exposing
lC the w*_
Demo- I was, scientific advancement,
nnd knowledge are I f f W l f f l l *
should thaage IU name to the world."
to
the
screen
to
That I* tha mayte to tha plan.
That rapidity of spending is go
ing to pat *o much money in
circulation. la yofaqf to make-the
• r n ,n e ^ L >
the two years or a* of discus
sion, criticism and countless ex
positions of fallacy In tbetr plan,
they had wavered a little shout
th* possibility of paying $200 n
month to every person over
sixty. In the only bill any of
them over brought before Con
gress they refrained' from men
tioning any figure; they manly
proposed that a prescribed lax ba
laid and that the proceeds should
be applied, as far as they would
go, toward paying to old folha
pensions of an undefined amount.
Apparently, however, the Town
send leaders rrslliv the propa
ganda sad slogan value of a
flx*d amount. Jn . their recent
convention they want, back to
their eghfa*V amount, and mad*
It mors d«finite than svor. Tbsy
pre**nt*d a rssolutlou that thsxs
•hall b* added to th* Constit*
tion of tho UnlUd Btatoa ar
amendment reading aa followa
(this la now Uuft authoritotlva
Townsend creed) i
“ A eltixen of tha UnlUd SUU*
whose life record shall b* found
free of habitual criminal record
■hall on reaching tho ex* ol
sixty year* bo permittad to re
ceive from tho Treasury of th*
United.'gUt*a a clUxon’a »*rv.
Beery,
• o « POUNDS q*vt 3tt>/
-i o i a GPVtBNKitnT r
.3141 if, f..
'
* U. ! -
•arrieao within thirty day* of "tooyhle," ha* been induced
tha Una of Ita receipt"
Ume, W raeb«$y £tt»t,b *
13
i&araAto&dbp i- '■/
dal seenrity. Wa eh * kaow that
ther* are away aOOftftMSetma)
economists, financial experts1eftii
political addedra, Joet ftC trim
as those advising tha Fte*I4*a|
who endorse without .iy m » th*
principle* of U)o TowhseivVPUn.
1. And ha got wham he
by hard work and plenty
ta b) it*te bank* ia TlodH to ram* 19 million dot• than they did tu t year
’# » BAKING
lW
POWDER
rdn g
to j, m n k w - h a t s
that
will
roll K odp T h is A A W srih 10%
■mount not' Una than $1M a good,
month, based on baying pawmr of In ta tho Treasury to IneradlM*
amounts. Tho Ttaasmry win to
overflow with m olpto that tha
old folks can all bd paid thetr
1900 . a month—wtth no Infla
tion and aa other effect except I l i h A A m Auk’
unireraal happiness.
'To protld* funda for tha V200
a month, the Townsend Itea an
yotey to hare a new hind of
UX. They call It a “ transaction A t The Price O f Eggs
tax." A “ transaction tax’* Is Now. You’ll Appreci
merely a new and Uyytr name
.
far a sales tax. Th* propaaad ate The Bargain.
Townsend tax la such a sales tax
G iager C .
a* nobody ever
btfora f A A n f t !
.
____
■ ■
.ly eov.
er aalftp. Usually only miss on
« Uesltod rmmbsy o f coMaodttloo.
Bat' thlo Townosad U s ii to b*
everything,
th* < Prosldsnt to sign it. It I*
physically possible for th* Treas
ury to begin making tba pax*
msnt* of $200 a month to th*
suroo ten million psrsotw over
sixty. But s certain result (after
some uncomfortable immediate
consequent**) would b* an Infla
tion, in which th* buying power
of (he dollar would ji is i is wlmt
fa now th* buying pewigr of ob*»*
twenty cents. That la, n package
of food, or l ahavo, or anything
else that now engto twenty cents,
Lady Baltimore
Layer Cakes 2 }C
Chocolate
Devil’ s Food 21C
Batter Biscuits
IOC Dx. 2 Dx. 1 5 c
1$ was all a mlatsko, It eccmaj
bent Ua War Department not
taking any allotment for tho]
■fftv BL Johns, * Or maybe
Walgk
Tu«— Wrd.—Thuro.
t merely theo^Ulng
ll look a lo u d ion 'll
Btorlda citlae whom
program*
have
d hold top rank u|
Wash Car
Dregs Top
Mortgage Loans:
Lubricate
Entire Car , :
9L69
Now U the time to butid'aad {fifty for
outlay per month than present low
her fortieth^
iiniabatlon
Seminole Tire Shoi
Boyd, B*nforA
• ■
* 4- •W**k'A1
h*a distinct ijaUmarks. which warrant i(a
rating as sound kualnsaa (or your bonk.
j
»
Those hallmarks nrei th* gecd name o f tho h
sound purpoa* for which tho nsonoy la to be tuftd
•liquidating character o f th* xnderiytog trsaaoctlo
a
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n
I'FJ]
�lal Calendar
TUESDAY
Tha Daughter* of Waaley of
the Ural McOxxijit Church will
meet Tueaday at the home of
Mra, Boa* Adams at B:00 I*. M.
Hoatmara art Mra. Roe* Adam,
and Mra. J.. O. Adam, and thtlr
a-
MONDAY. .
. The Presbyterian Auxiliary pknle 'Will be held at San Lando.
Dinner at 1:00. P. M.
CARD
or
THANKS
Wo wUh to take thl* mean*
o f thanking our many friend,
fur tkadr klndhaaae* and floral
offering* during the Ulnesa and
following the death of our be
loved abler, Mary fioodal*. W*
are particularly grateful for tha
thoughtfulness and sympathetic
service* rendered by both R*V,
Root and Rev. Beam.
W. J. GmfeaU.
Susan A. Good*la.
■ f r r r ,-' ■
—Ad*.
Truthscokera G ass
Holds Regular Meet
The tegular monthly bualneaa
and tociiI meeting of Trulharelera Clean of the FI rat Mathodlat
Church
waa
held
at
the
home o f Mra. P. D. - Fariter
Monday
aftarwaaa.
In
the
abacnce of the president, Mr*.
John Vaughn presided. Reftaahmenta conflated of a Salad coara*
and punch.
_t
.
Those present were: Mr*. Hlhns
UmdquUt, Mr*. H. D. DaUe, Mr*.
W. C. Dekle, Mr*. T. U Doe*.
Mr*. W. M. McKhs, Mr*. Eus« dc
Higgins, Mr*. 3. J, Abbott, Mra.
T; M. J K l Mrs. ZbU Moya, Mrs.
O. A. Radford, Mra Minnie Holt,
Mrs. C. a Priest, M ra Georgia
Hart, Mra KUm M. Crchhoff.
Mra C. U Goodhue. Mra. J. 0.
Wainta, Mr*. H. H. ChappelL
Mr*. W. A. Tfllla. Mra D. C.
Barclift, Mra John Vaughn. Mra.
A. IX Shoemaker, Mra O. J, Pope.
Mra 3. & Crawford, Map. W. C.
Chapman, Mra O. t
Wilson
Hostess** far tha afternoon wen:
Mra R. W, Tamer, Mrs. F. R.
MlUhall, Mra W. R. Edanfiald,
Mra W. B. Hootehan, and Mn.
P. D. Parker.
^ ,‘ Fopd, ’ '
. V
PH
Mia. St. Clair, White left this
Edgar Bigger*. Jr, left ta.t
naming for CharlthWn, S. C , night for Charlotte, N. C , to
Mlaa Eugenia Pierson, of Her fa« a rt.lt of two or thraa rfclt relatives.
eon, Fla., (pent the week-end pa .week*.
(
Mr. and Mra. K, J. Catea.nf
tha guest of Mlaa Dorothy Pop*.
Tampa are the guaata of Mr.
• MUa Joyce Parker and Jack
Mi*. U K. Smith of 1300 Stark are rialting with Mr. and
Park Avanua, -ha. relumed aft Mm. C. H. 'Cogbum, IIT W * t it Mr. and Mra. L. Burka Stcelu
Saranlaratk syaOC
er a rlslt to Tallaha.ae*.
and children, Joyce and Walter,
have left for Newark. Naw York.
Mra A. r . Whit. and bat ii
_ _
Mha Blanch* Cunningham of mother, Mra. IR S. Young, effl
Myrtle Avenue left Sunday foe l**T» Thursday fkr T.naeaao* r W. M. Carter and A. S.
•achary, Jr, ware registered at
a two weeks’ stay in I'alatka.
for aa extended visit.
the Hotel Seminole, Jacksonville,'
,' .
■ ——
v|; yesterday.
■MUa Sara Warren Eaaterby
Mlaa Ruth ICumtainga of Pint
--------spent the week-end In Jackson- Street ’ has returned home after t •
i Mm . W. J. Morrison and Mlaa
Till*.
apending a week In Oviedo with Sally Morrison will lean today
for Jacksonville for an IndefVFriend* o f John J\ l’eanon
will regret lo learn ‘ ihal he 1*
ill at his home al <01 Magnolia
’ Mra. H. M. Rumbley left thl*
Ave,
morning for P.niaoda and point*
Tom Davis, / 1113 West Pint In Alabama to vlalt relatives for
Mrs. A. B. Mahonr ■ oml Ml*. Street
a few weeks.
France* Mahoney hs\ ■ i-rivod
hom* from Palatka whire the;
Mra J.) A. Strang* and daugh•pent a faw days.
let*, Mtanta, Ruth and Eattor,
left , Tnanday - momiag for Wm
Mra. J. O, Lan y
t.rtown, New York, where they
Week-end at Ormond
will Tbit Mra Strang*', broththe guest of Mr*. I
*r and aUt.v-In-Uw, Dr. and X h t
land.
L. O. Thoms*.
t sT <
Personals
Mr. and Mra. a
• H a P.d Higgins, Mr. S. M
Eaatertoy, Ml.. Julia- Higgins,
th* Olympic flag repi
AU circle, of the Presbyterian Mr*.
W, Bailey and A1 TrsfAuxiliary will unit* in meeting at font Will leaf* Sunday for South fir* gn a t continents
•arth.
Sait Lando Springy Monday, Aug. Carolina for two weeks.
X A' picnic lunch will be aerrad
*1 ltM o'clock, after which Mr*.
n iiir t M W
T. 8. Verna? will present the
Bible Stud?. The program for
: TOUR WATCH MUST
Urn afternoon will ron.tet at a
pascant, "Indian Trail.," preACCURATE
General C ontractor
•anted by the member, of Mr*.
; Official Railway bMR*.
D
o
n
a
Building—
Green’, circle under the direction
H enry Construction
McLAUUN Jewi
Rapalr W ork
ANNOUNCEMENT
111 PARK A T I.
Mr. and Mra. ft , R. Purria an
Phone 560-J
nounce the birth of ■ eon, John
Donald, Monday, July i*. at tha
Famald-Laufhton Memorial tloe-
o r o u r H s r iC B
w
la Cuba.
HAVANA
AD EipcnM Trips
SUNN HAND
TRAVEL BUREAU
E. Pine
Phone 6103
Orlando
§
S o lc c f E.vrly an d P a v G r a d u a lly . . . A h e a d o
T im e !
,w > bought a hew < u a iaafir/k9fl«fi
According to word
received
this morning, Mr. and Mn. E. I.
Hoy, who are vacationing In
Miami, are .pending this week
W H E R E TO
GO
t o n ig h t i
n o w in naW-dotlgn
“ Bettor Air out to Shoel'a"
Swankytwlg glauart
Dance and Cool O ff
W* Never Cloae
gUOERSf
CHICKEN DINNER 7&«
• Sparkling (Users ttmm with
bri^itatan. . . the MtwSwanky
twlg*. You'll want to collect a
BUY
NOW
p j: h \ \ m
Ip® a t G W tt W S Q O f ltD tBOCE
Cheese
Spreads
BLAH
m
Btaaka, Chops, Hot or Cold,
Plato Loath
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ft*
«■«*b s a t f , eaaifart t
(M l
porch. Gay sow mvoriaga,'
viceIteut ronatractlou.
■Maw T o * * F stso da • **
m W
wo*h-**a *« all out**.
Oaualaa n i l
M s l i u . la I M
a s k BMO btu t * r. m.
wllh all aava'n
of tha dtUclous
K ra ft Chaaaa
Spread*. They're
m arvelous (or
aandwtchea,mlada
and appatliars.
th*
B Milan North *f Baafsrd. 11
ML' South of lleUnd o*
Rant* IT, Bastard to Dal-aad
Reef
SHOP ON PENNEY'S L A Y - A W A Y P L A N
uyjHw»Tfc.9rnoVi
•* Jm
H IV
^
m khlkn
It Took Mbtuhs o f Planning 6
to Q A jb is.V d u tl
* . fl.ti. A)* •t
Y
«m
.
'j’ /
Only Pkiloo
ba» ttV*
sJ
Beautifully blended'wooC anf«w"nnd'allk with a
bit of rayon for added lustra. 80k Uodtaj. 31m TC
hOAM
.Moth p r o o fe d .S o l id c o l o r * . m » T * l b l a * . _
UbunMy Low Pricwi Part Wool Ptmd
M
lbs: of Wmur Comfort! AU Wool Pah#
(Topnotch Vi
fo t ooJjr tha new
m . (Jm built-in,
T -h t i
■
M
D i a l . . . i p m m Rh b Ms T O O
.
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XSSI mm
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�sre a ty s
Baseball G r o u p To
D i s c u s s Important
Problem At Chamber
Islanders T o Play
Lookouts Wednesday
-
Shows Big League Promite
rthful Infielder Holds Down H ot
o n e r A bly; Stick W ork For 1935
;
Hits £19 Average
■ p j> ‘v •, * .
Dlstvlert
will play m. doublr hvaJrrwtth the
Sanford Lookout. bat* tone now,
annoeaded hot* today.
Cor Iti Awaa
" twin Mil wai "deliedtAed to
have bean ptoyed'ben today, bat
the dual oifevtog wa« called aff
( late taat night,' - ; '
g- JULIAN STENSTROM
Wa rtlaaa* to play In tha south.
I* Q j k rounr third sackHa aimed op with GalneavtJle
Ik ttA ixwhmjU, eeerof to
the North...* Florid. U a f " ,
,
nuhiifitv from a hut due to a .era arm hr * * '
Z 2 £
to * * * 5
Cat*, wma hired nf
r Z l r - T rtV f^
the Sanford Cub laat year an I
Iw a .
admitted to tha f<W«S ar.ry m « t ■ * • >«*
s
SSTa
s
s
■
t The (Daytona Beach
r « r a ? ■
-r s r w
Combine
man
Townsend Selects
Landon For Second
m
BOSTON, 'TwTT. t f c - W - D r .
s
POPULAR
TOO HOT1 Then
m
DANCE_
^
_
_
PALM
SPRINGS
General
xothb or bpscsai, m a n il
ur tub nocanouinaa nr Electrto Fan for |3.45. Randall
tub aoru r ana caareav Electric Ce. ; • ^ >
t io .v.
A
n itt iif of tke BteekboMera or (be Herat f » r » Oeme*
radon will b« bale e l the efllee
of the Correratloe. A ldus Ale
Hprln.e, FterUa. » r i l l . F. It
oVlork on Teaeder. .
Thle meetlee la e
I*r«eL4ent bad Doer.
lor the rer.ee. *f
Capital atMb ef the
t'i>Ip<iretloe, IM |*7I
don of each ether
n o *>• prepetl|T to
the >tikkbalden, ■ .
nuvAi. rniuf co x
Ur— BLCAXOH - M.
CLASSIFIED ADV.
t a
^ p p e r -r ie fe e s -
Aid For River
Canal, Fly Funds
— Steaks
— Chicken
Chop Suey
i ■ -year faTerita' drink,
ill Had It a| Pvrk'a. Bar.
I yaull find
It mlaad
lit and served right. . . a
■It af selected liquor and
elallaed mixing, That's the
ret ef tha popularity of
k'a hatter drink., ecrvtd
BIGOT wayl
m
co.
MING and DANCING CLASHES RA'
Tha Garden and Twentieth
Cmtury will divide .the nroflU
fifty-fifty after nil , txiunsre
PTvvIdant RooaenK. An electoral
hare ben paid. Mn. W. It
college deadlock; he1 aald, would
throw the election,tote Confrc.e Hnnrat'd milk fond, which haa
been cloeely ai.ocieted with 'he
paat .howi of the Twentieth Cen
tury, will not bn n participant.
Except tb ehare in the profile,
If any, Mika Jbeoba, head of the
Twentieth Century Club, will not
be actively Identified with the
promotion aiva in an advisory,
capacity. *
, .
-
m
DRIVING TO MICHIGAN aeon
Paatra party to help drire. 60S
aid down third but he did *°r tht? U* ^ >” 1 J j f j S t t j
Ik* the ptac. and aak.d for
J R 2 L ^ “ , Wl*'
Ma n
b o t t l in g
MODERN MUSIC — MODERN P O O L •
’ 3 MILES WEST OF LONGWOOtf
ENJOY A* CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WA'
Jrcit lo w in g and
f.mUy
C .U .
m v t r taken to the Bit >**»
Z
, bat ft* a major I t ifM *T..
t^t^rTkeaT**
» wa. Impoa.lbla to Uka
S h b r f S L t ^ l 'r Uttie,
S ’
to t . , k , vnu JV7, which waa a mod a-rragt
b
ACID, ALEAU TOUR
NEHI MALTED CHOCOLATE
NEHI BOOT S U B
BOTAL CROWN COLA
HBHI THUS n U C T ORANGH
TREAT YOURSELF TO T B S K
Strrfllaed BatUee
■pief lk« Caret B ertie > »w > le fW w a
•be m m m e i n If vea wfeto
Le.ee Hanford Itlb .A. Mi t ill* A.
M. Ilia r . B. Leave IMplawa neaeb
lame a . m . ana r. g . eng r M.
be# Oh Wer *i.»a h « m M i
.
COOL
/
c r u is e - w a y
FOR fA L E to b u g pony horse.
t o y a a m l i,. Reasonable. 80b £.
te ii \
WHEN Y O y BUY a Blue Crass,
Blue Ribbon or Cyclono mower
you gat tha UTMOST In I-awnmwyrer
vaheai
Stenley-Rojtvr*
Hardware Co. v'
BEFORE YOU BUY any raffimrator try our new modern lea rafrlgvrator ona week
fraa. Baa them on diaplay at
Stanley-Rogsrs TIardwxre or at
r n
Briggs- Jawahg. May. ‘ Are.
LOST-LARGE white
mala Watkar hound.
Return to W. C. HQL
SEE REEL AND Sons, 801 « .
Kirat St. for week-end bargalaa
In uaed earn. Theta ca n are priced
fur atralght eale with no tradein..
UNION BUS STATION
M
*
I
LOST
OS
STRAYED;
OM
hound dog. Dark, lemon and
white spots. Finder plena, phene
S3 or 08.
HEW, CONVENIENT f n V K f
Pbawe .a
FOB SALE: . tsed tractor wheels
f r o * a 10-*0 McCormick-Deei •
tag- Bargala. ! laminole Tire Shop.
• START YOUR VACATION
ONTHI
•
Park
'ERK’S
PLACE
ALL-STATE Urea—Sean* pricee
and Sean* quality. Real and
flontj 101 W. First BL I*
fr^ jl lu a li o o
w itn tto t
■.IimI surnmor, wiry not in|oy (q iwsnv^
|olly oceon crvlte on your trip N ortW
ot amazingly low rotes that Include
•vary necanary expenia. Big, modem
linen with deck sports, orchestroi,
talking picturei, etc.
,
LUCILLE WILLIAMS,
colored
girl, wonts housework.. M l' E.
IOth.
LO R I D A
COLORED GIRL want, work of
any kind. Leila Albert, 111 7th
St
To-Night
Last Showings
fcmTraKifco
etoR
T o d a y s automabUa
i, y o u r d i m
P lay
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F r t l l g A n d V c t i U b l a T h an A n y
Sanford l« The Only Central
I lit ii!n l i l y A f fon t in* Rail, H lg h w a y i
A lit! Mater Transportation
S im ila r A r e a I n A m e rica
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Preas
VOLUME XXV
lexkan Gulf
s Swallowing
Tropical Blow
f
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. 19.16
Move Started
To Raise Cash
For Ball Club
KARP1S DRAWS LIFE SENTENCE
W ert Says $1,000 Is
Necessary Or Team
Must Drop Out Of
• State League Play
Utility Employe Dies
In Preparation Of
S t o r m Defenses;
Lime Trees Struck
Storm Is Gaining
Hurricane Force
n
—
High Tides And Wind
Only Effect F e l t
In S o u t h Florida
JACKSONVILLE, July 29.
■^■(AP)—The Weather Bu
reau advisory at 11:30 A.
of. said "center of the tropi
cal disturbance at 10:30 was
Alvin Karpla (right), formtr "puhlle enemy No. t" who waa
approximately 25 miles off
•nure from Boca Grande, captured in New Orleans by G-men, an<l Charlea (Dig Kill) Filland
apparently
moving grralii (left) wore *o6er expression* when thay were marched into
Minn,
northwestward
atw 12 m iles federal court at St. *Paul,
V
----Z _
~—* —
.........■ where they
" wrre
' sentenced to life
par
hour
or m
more.
BT h
o u r Or
ore.
* Imprisonment
100,000 kidnaping of William Hamm, Jr.
Impriaonmrnt for th«
the $
flOO.OOO
Tha storm now » P|*r*nUy has (Aaw ialed Crew*. UbotoJ
.
,
oVhr • 'email art* Dear T h e'ten
ter and will catiaa a atrong
northeast to southeast gales on
tha Florid* west c e n t thla afltrhoon
and
tonight,
poaaibly
hurrican# f t r t , on tha
axpoaad places at p i* cosat.
^Caatlon la adriaad to paraona
It J*w placet against high tides.”
'Tha atorin'a passage brought
W m ua**l)y high tkla, flooding
•Wtota Ih tha Everglade* but
4jto»u wsa ao wind damage.
.a
i W?,W etalon upholding the con.litutionh ,* TU3r |alltw of the K.orida Milk Control
o f aattlamanta In and
Faced by a large group of dairytha path i howad nothing man and prmlufera gathered from
pare than tha uiual minor dab- all parts of Florida for the purpote
tic o f g*le wlnda. Soma Hmaa'0f finding out whether the board
W*r« ahsken from tree* or the |WOulri "crack down" o „ all rloFlorida Kaya but tha loaa waa latora of the price-fixing and oth
W t believed conaaquantlal.
er features of the law, the board
Elbert L. Freeman, BO, for- releaaed o nlr|-point ttatmncnt
lOCrly o f
Mulberry, waa tha wtpeh Jita ahairman, W. Henry
U pm aa who loat hla Ufa. 11a Bryant o f Jackaonvll’e, termed ae
waa employed by th* power cora- " o f vital Intereat and Importance
to the entire industry as well ai
fW
fur two weeka.
^Form ing aoutheaat o f the Ba- to retailers and housewives.”
The nine-point declaration:
f> w
eorly Monday morning,
t. "The Milk Control Board
Ua * dtaturbanea
moved In a
ton igh t line acroaa tha
Gulf will strictly enforce tawe with all
m n*m and entered Florida at the' facilities at Its command, to
« T L»rgo, northern raoet o f the the limit of Ita limited financial
abilliea by reason of the limited
K f» A Miami reporter torbo visited Income-producing features o f the
f o r Largo toon after tha wind bill under which we operate.
2. "W e Invite the eo-operatlon
m fa h M «*ld th en la hardly a
•1* * o f th* a tom ’s * passage. of the industry itself, not only In
the- disturbance 1B0 percent observance of the law
through Isolated swamp- rolanUrily, but in certain areas
where (hero is a great volume of
business where board faclliUaa
might ba supplemented by finane<
(Csattawe* aw ease tkree)
Divides
Over Benefits O f City D or- Pound To
Tropical Storms Hold Eight “ Guests’
A City-dog pound which wilt sc.faafaedfan -today tom ed to ba commcdato tight “ guests" was
J * to opinion aver tha mtriU ready far occupancy today near
t^toopkal disturbance 0f tha Incinerator.
totoMlty*
which
Tha p o n d was saUbllshed fol
. .
___ tha. southern tip
lowing a dads Ion af tha City Com
tha atoto aad dM ao damage. mission to revise (He local dog or
Bans total n eldtoti axpreeaed dinance aad make it more humane.
fjto toalw * la favor at getting a It has been proposed that dray
j U i gtlff blow to bapaa that it or unflcawtod dogs bo impounded
,• « 5
r
bi o* for a limited number of days end
W #*r tha gnats awl dsatroy tha then destroyed aaleas thu owner
**
tn- claims hla pat.
woO pa blowing
Under a present ordinance, pc, tocaa «
lice have the authority to hit; Imafitha
riedlstely any dog who do<c not
•Me af the fence havo a litcaa*.
want
r
jh-T*
•--** *\'. ^ . 7 * -p g £
"
Delinquent Taxes
Gradually Reducing
•ton o f the
County Tag Collector Jno. D.
Florida had Jlnkias today said eonaiderabio
Interest la hatog shown la paying
deltaqueat 2MB tanaa.
’ tha Ha mid g gamber af paymanto
ham boo* rwcelvad by hla offteo,
sad several pevsiaa hav* promised
to reml| tap** faada before Satnr*T‘. - . a . ' '
A tag mrUflcato
Mr- Jtohiaa an-
Tampa Newsman’s Kin Is
Injured In Spanish Revolt
County Planning
Board Discusses
Local P ro jects
Ex-Crown Prince Lindberghs’ Host
Kildie Gil.Hand of Di-IjinJ prraIblent of the Lragur, made - airong
|plea for Sanford to rrt.iiq ln»r jsl)
club, pointing out thnI it 11 . ne
of tha teat and mo-t rc momlral
medluma of publicity. Ho sdi’ed
•hat this city is the "beat ’ i v.-bail
town in the league."
According to the plan fn-tn’dated
la-t night, committcea will cover
the city and contact a I aporl enthuaiaata, buiineaamen and all oth
er person*.
It was brought out that Smeknll
la mors or leas a chic movement
and ana doe* not neeeaaarll/ have
Business to attend ball gamut If he buy*
Local Merchants
Support Beauty
Contest At Ritz
Twenty-Six
Firms To Sponsor •
ticket
In
r*tInsc tho
Entry In Pageant luiarhall tviim, Mr.
loyalists Subnfiarine ‘
Is Reported Sunk
By Rebel Airship; ■
New Drives Begin ,
U. S. Citizens Ready
To Evacuate, WUI
Entrain Tomorrow;
f *Hf TM#
Itartrlalfl ITpggl
T lif "cactiiini, c ity nt San *
Si’ lmsi ian
itvm lilctl
today,
untlt-r it rvnpwetl can n on ad
ing anti the Spn iiisIt G o v e r n - ,
ntciil .Httltimirlin- h i * rep ort
ed mink by it n:l id Hcuplano *.
Htt-frc.-d) driv e* fo r c o n triL * J
in S)iain’.s civil
w ar
w en r'
Iminchctl
try Fa.sci.sta an d *
11 1 Ifft rt l, although lta>« r«i n(etnb#m
bank end payday In be met
ditl nut muke t t i v u l a t i o n M
of (he season.
i'A
Confiscation O f . 1 i *
Schools Ordered
m
'l k »
|Aug
There waa th* qualifying nnj nminceinent that I.TIrt in cash is
to
' tr"
b!r ,h' which
b*
"rann.l
, u be
u
usedinr■
sa * change
|used for ei|wn«c* until tin- ,i,d
Group Establishes F u tu re. Policy In Meet
A t Orlando; W ill ‘Crack Down’
On All Violators
'Wlnda, reaching a maximum I
'V*. m ‘ '° u T !"
Velocity aom. TO mUca an h o u r.l"1*1? ,*h,ln* il,a f
tell never hurricane t o m h i , - : ,h<’ ll,h l nt * S“ Preme Court d«amaa
/
M MHER 236
Established In 1908
A baaeball committee of Sanford
titlieni today maugtiiated a mote
to raiaa finanacr* tlul will rnnt>>'
thia city to hold ili team- in Ihe
Florida Slate lea gut; for thu if* | Hopes To Name Or
mainlrtf dijrt of the season.
der Of Preference
Chtirman Arthur Uranin
the committee together at the
In Future Meeting
Chamber of Coinmeice Ua* lifht
and heard Club President Charles
Thv r<mnty Flinnmir
Wert say ihit the ,©e%l franchise tut hikhi: dtferm!
rk*c*1
must be dropped unless t U >00 U omiiu-litJatitMi!* tm WIVA piojer!*
procured in the immednle # ilare. which hiiv> hi’cii |tf-(i|HtertJ in
Tha group unanimously adopted Scminolv tVunty
a progrnm of selling bloo ticket*
Huwt'vvr, tin* Iriitl/ viitcd to
for the remaining 13 home gainea take m turn m the in nr In lure
of the season. Each book n i l go on iiioihmuN jltt'nd)
«|»pn»vwti
on tho ruarkvt for * 4.
or wnit in |f A|i|ir«>v*| in the din
President
annourif 1*|| the Irict n f f i r v at Uiliimh>
alarming fiminclal con,lilii» t.f the
■ U wit h tmuiuht mit ihut n cvrathletic
unit Ifjr
i-y pointfng toujti uu
j■
u n v in
UIIII
U l u Aft of tlf'W fulf'C Will ljg» ll\
^$yod debt f nuw J oytglan )in* Hn
v. /Vrr*
wr*» i*v-
ontrol Boardg -Votes
^g,
m
For Enforcement Ur Law
Recommending that each inrmber of the milk and milk product*
Industry in Florid* "act hi* own
7 M lA U j,
July 1
W - A houaa in order,” the Florida Milk
dUturbanea
blew
out Control Hoard, in a policy-miking
tha Gulf of,,M exico today, ttaalon attracting over 200 person*
llttla tig* o f Ita abort to tha Angebilt in Orland<i Mon
•outhorn tip of day, promised
strict
enforcemant of the raiating Koriila Milk
Control law “ with all tha fociii______r I>flVs* »t our eommand ” ---------- — ■
n tted d ' w in ' waited. A utility
Callad to Orlando at Ih* request
f t * man angagtd In preparatory of tha Florida Dairy Aiaocialion
^ L r k waa fatally burned wh*n!»nd the Florida Milk 1‘ ruduct* Asfall acroaa * high
t*ftsion*ocl»tlon, the board which incluilWire.
led Commissioner of Agriculture
far
tiu U U d
^
>
I.oyulint!*.
public.
Last night* ««*-t*ion «an atttfiulcl by llownril V
direc
tor of
\NV \ ilmtnct num
ber two, »nd Alfrrd J McKityJ
rHU*f t-nginevr of th« ilistrkt.
The j*roup
thoroughly
dl»*
cuasi'il nil approved prujectit wild
those tentatively oke/eil
Liitei. the licurti plans tu ditcuss various piojevts with t »ty
and ( oimty officiwls tn an ef
fort to tltftrrinifu? which unilM
of pm|Hisnl work mlvimci-il by the
two guverrimentwi btnlien lire the
moat desirwbli* and »hf»ultl f»e
Col. < hwrtr-t A IJnilbcrgb t right; arid former Crown Prioriplaced ut the head of the sub- Frederick Wtthelm of German; nt.- -boon m thi* rndoqttu.io with
mis alon list.
Mr* l.indtiergh a* they swapped aviation tale* during the l.indCit y i *oininiai Innets
n1rea»Ij l.indhcrgh** visit to hiatoric Cccllieiihf .a-tle at I’uladam. t Associated
ha'v imlicalml their prefrevnee*. l>rv(iJ photo)
Widening Magnolia Avrmtr ,ws* —----------_
given-* ftr«t cheiire. impmvvment*
to the baaeball Grill and con*tructlon of a clubhoiiae
***
namril aecoml.
A local ii’Wrr
project rank* third,
whilo rcrondittoning the municipal pier
is fourth.
Business H ouses Mayor Calls For
Pay Tribute To Clean-Up Drive
Mrs. G. A . Speer Before W in ter
*
Washington
announced
th*
AmriiiRii woman w»u nded lsit
*cek in fighting was Idanttilad
as
Mrs.
Fernando
Gallardo,
daughter of rotund D. B. Mc
Kay, of ihu Tampa Time*, the ,
nnly American known to ba In
jured
Kxtrnt and nature of her
wound* w.re not revealed. She '. *
was a patient at the
Madrid
embassy after her removal front
(iiisdsprsms Sanatorium,
To speed th* work of rrushlug thu
revolt, now
In Ha
twelfth d a /, the government In*
It w a l l a a * . . 1
, - * • ISree l
, ■
-
*
Twenty-One Local
Woodmen Present)
At District M eet.
Twenty-one Sanford Woodmen Of
value if n
the World last night attended th*
GHHUnrl t>.
orgsnitation'* district two meet
clurvj a
irf thut this «t He r«it
Twenty-ala Sanford merchant* y n r would have t e lm " C
ill Cmattllu where Judge James
today hud agreed to aponaor one UiRUf or ono
G. Sharon delivered the principal
highc- than
entry each in the "Cavalcade of the tihtirif orjraniiAtjon.
address on ''Fr*trrn*ll*m.” O. I*.
lli-uuty”
achmluled tn panda
Herndon, head of the local lodge *
acroaa the Rita Theater atage
Urges Elimination Of j and president of the district, was
Services
Are
Held
In
Aug I, according to Mias -flelun
Holy CroHH Church
Wellman, rogaplter of the event.
Almnat poaitive aaaurmnee wat
Miner. *t*te manager of
I
A
t I P. M . Today
given today that at least 40 girla
lodge,
i
--------i
will partlcipala In the formal
N
’rit
district meeting la srhed- i
Five lloy Scout troop* *re * r■J Thl, Kll,#t,.r nun,)M'i ..f S«u- * M a yor S lu filin L rr tiMlay timili*
beauty contest from which a
llve in Seminole County to,lay an.| r<>r>l‘- S t o l l 'S closed >••->ay
for an untiffuial M|»|'val that Han* uled for Oct. 22 In New Smyrna.
young lady will be choeen to bear
Those attending last night froht
three are In process of form ing.'
r hi|||r u< B tribute to Mr*. (oiM n-Hiili’iita niul }ii4i|H'ity own*
the title
of
"Mlae
Sanford”
Arthur Ilranan. of the Central j
speer who*.- funeral rt a g v t a l ur let I jnm u-iliatcly on Sanford were;
againal n mass of pulchritude
Mr, Tlerndon, Judge Sharon, Cl •
Florid* Scout Committee,
told wll, hl.,,, #t , j. \| f, „ m ,h.. n I'bun up in ni |hiIkn tn make
Otto Anderson late ynterdsy
that will tie seen In Daytons
thu city asattractive
ns p ossib le^ I “ Sin*, L. I. Keller, Charles •
Sanford
Kiwaninns
today.
(
Kpis-npal
Church.
Beach early In September.
obtained a building permit to
This city hi* ljtree troop*. Mr
I” ,
U n ,‘- J- W- 8nu» - ’
The Itev. Martin J. Drain nf- before the winter season .arrive*. I
The
Ititi pageant will be "P a ir • garage at 21OH Palmet
M. Vlnlng, Rufus L Vlnlng.
Ilranan **ld. Oviedo and long *1 fi i*inted during the service* which )
He jiointed out thnt the O ty ’*
especially attractive to women, to Avenue at an estimated cu*t
wood have one each. (’ hu uota, were uiignirnted liy special mu Street Depnrtnicnt for the post K. II. Phillip*. J. u. Fox. 0. C .’
aince th<- latest aahion creations of 1500.
Lake Mary and lake Monroe are sic froni the rchgmu, institu few weeks ha* been nclively etr- HirwhcfifL KM ('arraway, O. R. *
will be on rshlbltion, and advance
forming unit*.
KUgcd in cutting weed* on va Smith, It R. Floyd. Willie Harper,
glimpse* of formal winter atylea
tion's vested choir.
W. E. Van Loon and his group
Kunell Mason reported on thi
unsightly W. W. Owens, Chares Tew, M.
are to lie preaentod.
Interment was iu
Evergreen cant lot*, trimming
in- *">fk of local Girl Scouts,
andead branches front trees, and M. Smith, L. Swein and J. Spivey. *
In more than 1Q0 Florida ettlca ef itata automobile license
Cemetery.
Ten Woodmen camp* were rep- <
in nouneing that two .master* are
carrying on other operation* tothe central* art being tcheduled. •peclor* continued to operate
Active pallbearer* wire; l)r, wmd txiutif .ration.
resented.
Seminole
County
today,
checking
'eking
ipeelal
work
thl*
«ummer
From the victors In each of these
the *u W l* * «H‘ k> themaelve* for I. T. Dot*, Arthur Za hary, J r ,
Unu particular point stressed
affair* will ba selected
"Mias vehicles for violations in
W. A. I.vfiler,
llntfdull Ch*»e.
Florid*
tog
law.
I leadership.
by Mnyur Shinlml er was that
Florida” who will visit tha Great
and F, D, o f allowing
______
i During Ihn program, J. B. Ksge- Iluwkins Connelly
wind-blown
trash
Lakes Imposition to public ita t,
idorn, new Central Florida Coun- Scott.
‘ and paper tn collect in the front
state.
Judge
James
G.
Sharon
re
1
c
1
1
Scout
aiecutlve,
waa
introduced
Tho»e
serving
In
an
honorary
yard of a residence.
He de
Follow iog are tha local mer
Kpeclnl business on the pert o f
chants and business men who are turned yesterday from Tavar»*|and IL K. Morris, master of troop rapacity were; It, A. Newman. clared that only * f-w minute*
when
be
completed
the
July
term
j
five,
said
he
now
ha*
65
member*
D. I. Thrasher, Dr. S. I'uleaton, each day applied to one’s yard the County Commission yesterdey I
co-operating;
Randall
Electric
Company, of Lake county court. II* waa ruti-,with right on the wailing list, Walter Hand, J. C. Hutchison, would insure ita being kept free prevented City Attorney Fred R,_* t
Wl son presenting to the County'a 1 ■*
Valdei Hotel, Sanford Electric ■titutlng fbr Jui(ge T sl.ey who Regular work will begin Sept. 1, kulph Wight, Frank S. Wood of foreign matter,
j he announced.
ruff. B. F. Whit nr r. Sr.. G. F. ,
Contracting Com party, Coleman is Ul.
Tht. Mayor especially
urged p an hy which It would co-opertto'
■
j Bill Zachary and Fred Wilson Smith and A. U. Zachary.
Office Supply Company, H. B.
that weeds on private property with the municipality In namlaR
...
,
. , ’ ieportod on the inter-club meeting
Mrs. Speer was
fatally In* and in flower gardens be de receivership* for rtvenue-prudue- ’
Pope Company, Charles F. Wart,
ThuM ^ya tWea: low, 10=5
4
b
Kiw.nian. at Silver
jtired Sunday
afternoon
near stroyed ns quirkly os they ap Ing properly on which taxes are
Jeweler, Reel and Sons, Strick A. M. and U H 5 P. M , hi*h. Sl,riBg, Thura.Uy.
- *-*•• •
land Motor Company, Purcell *:M A. M. and 1:38 P. M. Sun]
Givunvllle, 8. 0 ., when the auto pear. lie eald they not only delinquent,
H. E. Amlrrwa, chairman c f the mobile tn whleh she was riding make
maxe fur
tor a shabby
ah.bby appearance
.F" J .R’ Wilson, city attorney,;,
Company, Mather Furniture Com
i T y ‘ M' t ,nJ 7 Us rn'Bo*»' “ ri Girl*"’’ r7mmitu#“ ‘ was cv. rturned after blowing out a but .loo throttle cultivated plant.
pany,
Acme-Colonial Cleaners
*1?
in some In,tone...
» " llh h * Hou.holder, county at -4
and Dew Drop In*.
rear tire.
e f V J t J S T l i J T a M ,lM
UH'.y • pru^am.
Celery City Printing Company,
"Hummer U nearly
p .s .c d ”
of the plan,
Mr. Speer, who escaped with
-----1Lamson Prepares For out injury, returned here thu the Mayor empha.Ued. and winmay be offered to he C ou^
Touchton Drug Btore, Sanford
Herald,
Electrical
AppHnate
fallowing day. If* remained at ter will bu on ua almost before g
“ ,U “ «*» rr' ul‘ r
Company, Mayfair Hotel. Semi- B * ^ o r t ^ A m . ^ ? T ^ n rT . t‘ hts 1E a r k A v e n u e C a n v a s s his hum* ytaterday.
nno can realiiu it.
One con*'
___ _____________
nole Tire Comp*nyr -Forteat Cat expected to aUend a chicken pi- O t B U f l l l i e S S
P rO JC C t
certed clean-up effort on
tha
LINDBERGH BAILS I
entertainment
chall Cash Grocery, Seminole lau rapper aad
part of our citlivna within thuj
Dry Cleaner*, Coe* •Cola, Semi sponsored by the DeLand Le
City dork F. S. Lamson today H .H . Coleman Named next week will put properties
RERUN. July U .-«l> }-C o)a»
nole lea Cream Company, BL gion Foot Thursday afternoon was laying plana to canvas* Park
Seminole Judge For Into such condition that only a nel Charles A. Lindbergh, la*
Johns River Line, HID Lumber aad night.
Avenue rcildenla between Tenth
small amount uf attention will bo specting the government gUdeto
and Supply Yard a*4 B. L Per
and Fcurtoonlh fltreeta for a re D r i v i n g Campaign necessary to keep in first rate school* at Rhlnow, did a UHJb
kins. Men’a Wear,
action to a proposal by which a
appearance for our winter visi "gliding
himself
today.
• rAe
——— a
»,,,sw w aw
tsn ew y , •
Clandy, occasional rain Thun* filling ttoUon would be erected ai
< piano
If. II. Coleman today was
wax placed at his disposal
day aad except o* extreme north- the earner of Park and Thirteenth'. named Seminole County’* repre tors.
Among
the
suggestion*
for for several flight*. H* told ho.
**l* coast tonight. Strong east to
Th* movement wat authorised sentative who, with a person from
southwest wlnda on Gulf Coast by CHy Commissioners after they •very other county in th* itate, beautification offered by Mayor enjoyed tho taperUnco tmaaaoo-north af Haplos this afternoon end had formally denied (1. W. Spencer xrill select a "safety driver” to Bhinhnlstr, aro trimming hedge*, ly. The aviator lx scheduled Uf
tonight, possibly reaching near a permit to build the station. Peti attend an automobile conference raking leave*, mowing lawns and meet Hitler tomorrow.
o f course keeping yards
free
Mlaa Anna Bella Linger of Or hurrkMO force at exposed place* tions both for and against tbs in New York lata in August.
from blowing paper and weeds.
on the wool coast Extreme North
KiwanLs Hears Of
Scout Activity In
Seminole
County
Tra s h , W eeds
F o r j '7 “ a £ ^ = » . . .
S e a s o n n l V i s i t o r s ' v >’■
ir
ti*
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tax Collection Plan
Is Held In 'Abeyaiu^:
Anna B«II' lin g e r
Added To Faculty
O f Oviedo School
lando boa boon added to th*
faculty of the Ovtodo school. west Florida cloddy. rain east
County Superintomtom T. W. portion tonight: Thursday cloudy,
probably rata.
Lawton announced today.
- She will repine* Mlaa Catherine
I. Hertort Francos, IS, pedes
Young who has bag* granted a
trian rictlto af a motor accident
year’s leave of abogMfe.
Mlae Unger to to to*tract I* on* week ago, rested comfortably
In FeresId-Innghton Memorial
Spanish aad English.
^
■he (a a graduate o f Um Fieri- Hospital today. A crashed left
da State College tor Women 1* tag, recto toad whan he was atruck
Telia hasate af th* ttosa af *SA by an aalomilllo, praUbly will
Bar atud.nl aotfritfto' Uclodad •ot be ampatotod as waa wppoaed
Ihd bualnra* ■saawtolhlp af the .at fbxt, atom tha tojtry was not
ITeaUurowo, year
• / .t b s ’ •* aorion* aa waa originally
ithought,
projaei wore studied by the Com
al the apparently con
flicting' fact* ami signs lures, the
municipal governing body decided
to malic it* own independent can
vass gad abide by the detlreo o f the
mejority.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan, July
**<—UH —Fire destroyed tha grain
rleratar of th* Farmers National
Grain Corporation here early yeaunlay, with damage ssUmaUd by
IL M Witbom. ■ corporation of-
l/r. Coleman at present is va
cationing in North Carolina but Dairymen Invited
will come south soon to confer
with other ludgee in Jacksonville
To Attend Meeting
where the regular state tafety
representative and one alternate
County Agent C. R. Dawson
will bo chosen.
today invited all Bvminol# dairy
The New York trip is being men to attend a meeting with II
sponsored ly the C. I. T. and the L. Brown, extension dairyman,
American Automobile Association. in the county farm oflc* Aug.
All expenses are paid.
10.
Fourteen Seminole County reel
Mr. Dawson tald th* session
dent* are competing for tho hon-' waa called for th* purpose of
or of being Florida's delegate, t discussing the Florida milk law*.
Contestants sheuld register at tbg 1 Individual Invitation* are botog
Chamber «f Commerce. mailed by tho county agvnt.
by.£.-ga~
LOCAL WEATHER
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
AS LOYALISTS AND REBELS GIRDED FOR BATTLE
LEGION HONORS BALL PLAYER
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 198G
LOYAL TROOPS CLAIM DEFEAT OF SPANISH
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Thaaa two plclurta radioed la America ghow moblllied loyal cltliana and rabal troopa In aetlan aa tha revolutlon naartd a ghow down In Spain. Top. armed cltliana behind barricaded brick walla prepare ta dafand Barcelona agalnat the onalaughta of rabala. Below are Spanish ravoltara and Ihalr woman aup
portari forming a dgfgnia line up In a Little with government troopa at Burgot. W ar front photog
rapher# ruthed thaaa photographa to Dordeius. franca, whara they wara lalapbptpaA Ip London
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A product of tha national baaaball lournamant apontorad by tha
Amarlcan LaglO". Buddy Lawla of tha Washington Banatora racalvaa
a military act from tha laglon In tribute to hla atallar playing. Buddy
atartad hla baaaball caraar with tha legion taajn at Caatonla, N. C
hla homa. Laft to right: Joseph Malloy, Dlalrlct of Columbia da*
partmant commander for tha laglon; Lawla, and Wation Miliar, legion
Official. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo)
Although the pavarnment'a loyal force# announced themaelvea triumphant aver a rlghtlat raballlon In
•pal". l|i| Insurgent# continued ta hold Ipanlah Morocco and ccveral province# In tha aoutharn pari|
of (pain. Thla pleturo ahowa loyal troopa of tha aort which blaatad raballloui garrlaona In Madrid
tat* Mbmlaalan and Imprlaonad mara than 1,000 rabal laadara. (Associated Praia Photo)
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SPANISH WARSHIP BOMBEE) BY REBEL AIRPLANES
U. S. ORDERS WARSHIPS TO SPANISH WATERS
SPANISH REVOLT SPREADS
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Tw o rebel alrplanaa bombed tha Ipanlah wirahlp "Jaime r aftar loyal naval fertaa defied an Inour- i
gant ultimatum ta laave the harbor at Tanglar, International Zona, Morocco. Latar a mutiny waa'
qucllad by loyal aallara whe throw acma revolting cfflcara overboard and Jallad other*. A recant I
picture ef the chip la ahawn abova. (Aaaoclatad Praca Photo)
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Th o United S uite battlaahlp Oklahoma (abova) now with a training aquadran off Franca, la an# a*
' She two United Stale# w arship# o rd ered to S pain to evacuate Americana If tha revolt makao It aee*
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aaaary. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Phele)
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CAPITAL AND CENTER OF SPANISH REVOLT
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Thla map Indicate# tha point# whara tha moat ttrleua diaordora In
■paln’a rlghtlat. ravell have broken cut. The Icftlat government hie
ruahad live column* of dofono* army toward Valladolid, Burgee, Zaragoia and Toledo. In tho north Ban Sebastian la tha center of tha Me
riting. Thla city wee reported raked with atrial flra aa tha rabala
pourad In. Tha revolt atartad In Bpanlah Morocco. (Aoooclatid Prtio
Mop)
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TELLS LAWYER OF MUTILATION
Above la tha raw U . 8. cruller Qulnay, tha laaond af twe American warehlpe ordered ta (palp tp area.
M t « American* If thl# bicemis nccagaary aa a raauit af tha ravsIL Tha Qulnay, recently iguMhc*
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was on a ihflltadjMn crulaa ta lu n a a .
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£ MOORISH TROOPS GUARD GIBRALTAR IN REVOLT
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IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W SP A P E R
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M em ber A ssociated Prena
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U. S. Refugees
Flee Madrid;
War Continues
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1936
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County Makes 2 Hurricanes
$86,540 Cut Reported By
In Bond Debt Weather Men
U. S. AMBASSADOR AND WIFE
NUMBER 234
E stablished la 1908
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Mrs.G.A.Spper
Killed When
Auto Crashes
FLORIDA’S NEXT SENATOR
Commissioners
ioners Gain One Blow Is Located
Point, Secure Can*
In Gulf Of Mexico;
cellation Of P apei
Tjie Other Is Found
Held As Collateral
Fanning Bahamas
Government A sserts
Progress Is Being
Made A gainst Re
volting F a c t i o n
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Accident Victim Was
En Route To North
Carolina With H u b *
band For Vacation
Seminole County today
bad
JACKSONVILLE. July 27,-OPi
rvdurrd Its outstanding debt by —Two tropical storms put in *n
$8<L$40, according to an an appesrencr today, one In the Ba
nouncement made by O. P, hama Islands southeast of Florida
Herndon, clerk of the Board of and one sto u t 73 miles off the
County Commissioners.
Louisiana coast near Grand Isle.
The slash was made possible
The Weather Bureau's sroundthrough cancellation of $50,000 In the clock hurricane warning *e,vbonds and $18,540 in coupons, ire spotted both storms ihi- loom
which have been held by ih* ing, It issued w stningt sd ruing
BUto Board of Administration. caution but saying neither storm
f a r TV * ( u w l a l H
P r— t
Clerk Herndon pointed out ha. to far developed <eri >u» pro
American
and
B ritish
Mrs t ’.eorgi* A. Speer, 64,
th at thg bonds were placed with portions a though roth were in
refugees fled Madrid for
Wfdl-kiimvn Smifortl woman,
the Board of Administration as creasing in intensity.
th e seacoast a s Spain’s civ l
diiil yi-stt’nltty in CJrecnville,
collateral la 1031 for a loan
The New Orleans Weather Bu
^ w a r continued to flaro with
which was needed to meet Inter reau said the Gulf storm was of
S. ('., front injuriro guwI full force.
est obligations.
smalt rs te n t and of mmi-mlc hut
tninrii in an nniom'iliilo acA i'ercc battle wns re
A concerted effort had
IncrfaRinf Intensity. K o rjcu lrr*
ciilfnt.
ported in progress at Toledo.
under way for several years to prrdicUtl it would cro»n the c«wi»l
T in 1 it h .s Ii wan a ttr ib u te d
F resh and successful a s
secure the release of tha bonds, line thii afternoon U’tw f f i (irsnd
to the* Hursting of a rexr
saults on rebel strongholds
but the State Board constantly lute anti Morgan (’Hv, . bringing
tirp, aiTonling to InfornlB-'
on widely scattered f r o n ts
reiterated it had no authority to gale wind* and high tideslin n rrcfivi-tl here. Mr. Spoer
w ars announced by tho govern
The Jii(‘k<onvilte bureau locat
rrh a se them.
\4u< ttrivmg Ihi* vehicle.
m ent,
In a reeent meeting of the ed the second storm a abort dis
Mrs, Spet*$ wan si»lil !o hAV#
Ambassador Claude Buwers, U. S. envoy to Spain, and Mr*.
Tho American state departlnwn rniAheii whrn
the C»ft
|rv.
tU ^ r^ d . I** leave the revolt-ridden country. County Commission a resolution tance Miuth of Cat Htand in (ho
. : a jn r t .rm rfm rf,! 'ar/»Mi«Jriy
Thi* would put it about
llel
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i j i t r overturning, toppled on to
K'.Jwrj or death was passed to <^*^ei bojh the Behamaft.
' n5ua“ reports o! 'flee -rebeilV
s m ith e ^ l of Miami
bunds and their coupons. . ' .“ ' ACT
tla d d e reppef, unop^Twe)! Dethocrath tandi.lalc f A ''t h t r ^ t t i r
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prgreaa, British authorities at Ly vlolen.e in the war*- Iwtwrcn "tnyalista and (txvulutinnl-l*.
F orrcislers said it w«* Ju-t be
John Meiseh, chairman of tho
G ibraltar heard th at government
County Board, Charles
Dunn, ginning to tik e drfinilr form and ed State* Senate, will be a visitor In Sanfuril tomorrow with head, t;it prill iv it him I *<*rious Injury.
plane* bad bombed nearby SanCounty Commissioner,
K.
F, pick up force.
quarter* at the Valdes Hotel w hrrr he will welcome hi* many
Fuin*rnI in*rv 1■re* a nil intermeat
roqsa.
They warned .hipping in the friend* In this section between the hours of 10.(HI and 12:00 o'clock. sr<- to bn held lirre early Ibn
Housholder, attorney
for the
LoyslLats marched on three re
Board, and Mr. Herndon mad* storm's path and northern and rvn- Ho will also be the guest of honor and principal speaker at a Rotary wn-k with the Itev Martin J. aJ
gions dominated by rebel*. Doth
tho successful negollalloa la trsl tlahaman X*Ia nils to take cau luncheon a t the Mayfair Hotel to which the member* uf other civic 11rani officiating.
Ne definite
■idea put out claim* of victories
tion.
Tallahassee Saturday
■i rnngi'nit-nli have yet beon
organisation* are invited.
in Ouadarraraa mountain battle*.
The
Bahaman
stm-m
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was
.!•*With the new reduction, the
made*
>»
Tba rebel* a t Pamplona w aitCounty'e bonded debt has been seribed as moving s owly west
Twu Kuhn of the -deceased.
ad fo r Madrid to run abort of
reduced to a point where it now northwestward or northwestward
Vivinn
unit A lg e r n o n
food and for Generaliaaimo Franstands at less than $1,250,040, In a general direction and south
Sprrr, Juft ycairntay lor , th*
cisco Franco to reopen oiictaaccording to figures available a t east of the Florida roast. The
itcine of the accident a ml will
weatherman .aid it "i* attended at
tiona in aoethem Spain.
the Court House.
ircomiiarty their father on tb«
American diplomatic officials
The Commission la eeheduled present hy only frrsh to strong
return trip.
winds
over
a
very
small
area
n
r
jr
sailed from St. Jean De Lux,
to meet tomorrow at 2 P. M.
Mr, anil Mr*. Hpoer l-ft Han
France, for Fuontcrrabia, indi
for a discussion of a refunding the renter," but ia Increasing In nford early Sunday mornmft. They
tensity.
A
ship
some
distance
fri
ir.
cating their intention to ask
plan, Mr. Herndon announced.
(i h i i s . h *w was. I t m l '
ST. PAUL, July 27.—(A*)—Alvin
The U. 3. Department of War
the Bahaman storm and two
Ambassador B ow en to leave the
Karpl*
and
Charles
FitigeraM
,
weather reporting .tstion* on Cat
ha* eahibited every intention of
comity. The American boltleand Great Exurna Island in the
a b ft Oklahoma arrived in Bay- participants in the $100,000 kid allocating fuuij-i for maintaining
Bahama* notified the Weather
naping of William Hamm, Jr., tho channel in the BL Juhn*
.joanimum w lm L ja far
ttfdiy t^cra sentenced to TW* p ris T th e r between Lake llat-ney and
a s hour and the lowest
Tba LafUat
gow rrm en t .of on terms by Federal Judge M. M. Jacksonville, Sen. Scott M. Loftin
barometer la 29.70 Inches. Wrath,
Bpaln aided American anJ B rlt Joyce. Both pleaded guilty.
Informed the Seminole Chamber
A slight revision In certain
Indtrnlions today pointed toward
t r condition* along the southeast
f t Uh , refugee*, beleaguered
i.t
KarpU (n lj tho court “Jack of Cummerco today*
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Florida roast are normal.
traffic regulation- nmy tn' ef a record crowd attending the Ro
Madrid embasaies for a w e'k. I'cifrr la ubXululely not guilty be
A withering blast of hell which
Sen. Loftin’* statem ent wn*
fected in Sanfurd In the near fu tary luncheon tomorrow m-on i t sent Ihe thermometer bounding op .
to flee the revolution lorn town. cause I know tho circumstance*. made in a telegram dispatched
A train was provided to lako He had nothing to do with the a fte tr he had conferred with Army
ture, affording to di-cuaslana In the Mayfair lla trl where t'laude to Wfl yesterday gave Sanford n il
Generally fair tonight and Tues
refugees to Alicanto on the aca- kidnaping,"
engineers.
Pepper, riindklate fur the United vicinity a slight tasta of iv*
the police department today.
day. Extreme Northwest Florida i
cuast where a Britlah d eatru^ir
drought and heat wave whkh th*
Pelfcr, St. Paul night club op
Last week the Associated Pres* cloudy, probably ahowera tonight
While Chief Roy
Williams S tate- Senate, will -peak.
w aited to take them aboard.
upper half of the nation has exerator. was charged a* the "fip- announced
from
Washington end Tuesday.
I pointed out that hi* ha- no an
Reservation- for the affsir were
In addition to the four major german” in the case and was con th a t the $4,ooo allocation provid
A question of “vital Importance- thortty tn make traffic laws, he telng aeeepted today i>y E. E. perienced.
battle* there were icoree
of victed by u Jury Saturday.
City W retherm an Paxton xakt
ed for the SL John* Hirer work
to
Tuesday's Ikies: low, 0:08 A. M. will tie discussed Tuesday night can offer recommendation*
liliidworth at the Tuurhton Drug Sunday was the h o ttr-t day s f Ih*
leeser fight* between rebel* nnd
in 1916 had been slashed to noth and 10:09 F. M.; high. \ A . M. and by the Sanford lltseball Commit the City Commission
loyalist*. Elsewhere, tu rh a* at
ing fur 1937. The Chamber im 1:53 F. M. Son rites at B: 13 A. M. tee when it convenes in the Cham
One of the pre-ent
knotty Company. All who plan to attend current sum mer xea-on.
Different, however, then ih*
Huelva, Malaga, Puigcrrda, Alp
mediately took step* toward se and ial* at 7:24 F. M. Moon rises ber of Commerce building. Chair prnblrms facing police is that should make their notification In
parched regions of the north *44
Calxana, Villa Louen !)«■I Henii
curing funda for maintenance. 1 at 1: 57 F. M.
man A rthur Brsnsn announced to of I'ark Avtnue since the thor advance.
and Olot, mob* of war cr»-ed
Telegram* were sent to both
In a statement to The Herald 'o- mld-w*-t, the mercury took *
day.
oughftre ha* been widened and
Communiata indulged in an orgy
senator* ami to all the Florida
The body Is composed of one now afford* a great tem ptat’en it*y Waller Coleman, pre»lilent of rapid drop last night after sunset
The Hanford lodge or the In
of aUughUr, church burning and
,on, ,i,.,
representatives In the national ternational Order of Odd Fellows member each of the local elvlc. for -preding.
the Kiwani- Club, -till
that nMrr . * rn ^ well to 70, making * 9
M hs Mary A. Goodale,
8.1, capital.
pillage.
Klwsnlsn and 111,1 not unhearnble during il*4pA g rrat stride forward will be Pepper l- him-elf
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock dubs, two from the Chamber uf
dicil
Sunday
night
in
h
er
home,
Thousands of fighting farm ers,
Sen. l-nftin did not Indicate in Its clubhouse, lodge officers Commerce and a tike num lrr made probably thr- wer k when urged all local Kiwanlans to at- log hours.
Vc-teriliiy'- tnrrlilne— and wa-dtwall equipped with a m *
ami 20(1 East T w enty-First Street, Ju*t when an allocation will he announced today.
from the County and City Com the department receive- a new lend the luncheon In Mr. Pepper's
explosives under command of following an illness which began made for this district, although
mission B onds.
honor.
R
ervallon*.
it
ivs
.
i
pointed
1
,
n
^ 1h oll,' J)r
r»*rtI!*•
Indian motorcycle.
last December.
It was *uid last week that a mmout, shouldd be mode ir. edvane. " ^ ^ y ln g to watering pieces neakAll interested parties are invited
With
a
modern
machine,
Cine'
A
tractor,
fully
equipped,
had
Funeral service* w ire tch*d- plrte waterways budget had not
hy. Doth Daytona llearli end Cor
to attend the meeting, Mr. Kran- Williams Indicated
th a t
addi through Dr. Hludworlh .it f 'tirhuled fur -t P. M. today from the tu rn e t a Wished by the Wr.r De arrived today for the greenhouse
onado Peach alrow their ttoola,
t»n’- Drug Store.
■n as id.
Unuat
streets
may
be
plarrd
on
whose
activities
are
under
the
Erickson Funeral Home w ith the part mrnt.
Civic club- here have been ex while fishing trips wer* not un
the
routine
patrol
of
the
pollrc’s
direction
T>f
the
county
farm
Itev. J. It. Hoot In charge.
It i< customary each year for
tended an Invitation to hear the popular.
mntcrriirtl unit.
Mi** Goodale was
bom
lr Congress to allot a lump sum tn agent's office.
Gentle variable wind- arc pre
candidate who I- the only figure
The
polka
officer
said
thst
Ohio on Nov. 29, 1851. She had the waterway* of the nation;
dicted for today with the heat un
In
the
srnturlal
rare
for
the:
seat
there existed III the city no geo
In order for one’s name to
been * resident of Sanford for lu ilrr \r m y engineers divide that
abated, according to a U. 8. W eath
graphical pecularitu-s where a> iterated hy the late Duncan U. er Bureau bul clln.
the past 20 year*. Religiously am ount among variou* section* appear on the Chamber of ComFletcher.
A large delegation of Hartford cidrnts were romninn.
adding
m rrre ballot for
election
of
Box office receipt* from the aha was Identified ^with the l o - 'u f the country a s It Is needed,
Mr. Pepper will nrelv* callorv
Beplsmlx-r, Woodmen of the World will a t that tha departm ent-* rerord*
pageant of baauty eeheduled for cal Baptist Church' and w as a
The allocation for work In tho board members in
tend * district meeting of the or show th a t two motor mtshnp- In the Valdrx Hotel Tuesday loom
memberships
must
have
been
tba Rite Thaator Aug. 4 win member of tho T. E. L C la u . St. John River between Jacksonganisation- In Umatilla tomorrow seldom occur on the same loca ing between 10 o'clock and noon.
bolp awell lb* Ktwanla fund for
Surviving are a brother. Wit- villc and the A tlantic Ocean was paid on or boforo Aug. 15, night.
He ha- issued ■ -perial in .'Palion
tion.
under-pririlegad children.
Ml** llarn J. Goodale and ona sister, ,,|„r rd a t slightly less than on* President T. E. Simpson said
Judge Jsm rs 0 . Sharon will be
Chief Williams, who wj* dis to all Sanford ci'lxens to m*et him
today.
Bilan Wellman, pq# of the eon- Mlaa Susan A. Goodale.
• million dollars.
Counly Agent C. R. Dawson'to
the principal speaker a t the ses cussing tha traffic problem with at this time.
taat'a organiser*, said today.
Interm ent will be in Evergreen
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II- II. Pope, president of the day said ho will continue to ac
“Good New*,", a publication by sion which i* to be presided uver City Judge MUIrr. expressed a
About B0 girls will bo Invit
cept work sheets for partlclpstljm
tha Bemlnole Chamber of Com by O. F. Ilerndon, head of the to desire to devise some method uf Sanford Rotary Club, ha- pointed In the federal anil con-errttloil
ed to participate in the event
ta l lodge and president of the dis strict epfoecement which In Jh> out that tomorrow probably wl'l
merce.
w
at
being
distributed
which I* to be a formal beauty
program until the sheets ara profuture would 'cu rb tho
"rpl* be the last occasion on which Sir.
her* today. It contain* chiefly trict.
contest, according to Miss WellApproximately 100
rntmlwi* drmie of motor accident*" whi'h Pepper will visit Sanford for »onip pared for forwarding to Wash
comment* made by various news
ington.
papers on tho progress shown in from verlous lodges in the area apparently la prevailing a t pres time, tinea hie campaign will car
Local merchant* are being asked
Th* office force of Mr. Daw
ry
him
to
al|
sectionof
the
stale
will
attend
the
conclave.
ent.
'
son lately has been employed al
to apoator an entrant The builRalph Bagwell, secretary of . Nearly 40 employe* of . tha BL tho county during the past two
and
will
rrquire
practically
his
en
In offering n solution, the
most inclusively In preparing th*
Maemen’a only obligation la the Aba Seminole Chamber of Com- Johns River Line, Including tov- years.
chief advise* that individual mo tire time before tho election.
papers for submission to th* tT>
payment of a *email entrj fee. ware*, will leave tomorrow fer cral official*, naoem^M har*
Mrs.
Rustle
Peaks
will
sing
a
tor lata (xartlaa extreme rautiun
The winner of the event her* Clearwater Beach where he will yesterday for a aafsty and felsoprano solo accompanied by Ml— 3. Heps it men t of A grku.tur*.
and
obey
traffic
laws,
paying
will be afforded an opportunity ■pend a abort vacation.
lowihip mooting tn Dm Valdes
particular attention to th* “slop" Mildred Nix on the plena.
T1MK 8TANDH STILL
of coaipoUag against winner* of
Janie* Chapman, of this city, Hotel. *
T.
E.
Himpson,
president
of
the
signs placed at sum* street Inbeauty title* in about 100 other will mbatitut* for Mr, BagWe11
The session was called pri
Sonlnole
County
Chamber
of
Comterceetlona.
WARNMUENDE. Germany, JuNAPOLEON, Ohio, July
cities when a
“cavalcade of during tha latter'a absence,
marily to bring firm personnel
morre, returned yrmltrday from
GP)—Time stood itill for residents
beauty" la staged in Daytona
Aeeornpanlng
tba secretary closer together and to hoar ad ly ft.—(4V-Col. Charles A. Lind Miami Beach where ho spent a 10
of this town when th# clock In tha
Beach early In September.
will be hi* mother. Mr*. W. 8. dress** designed In promote fur bergh today watching a test flight * F vacation amid seen** almilar
courthouse tow er stopped, troii
Out-of-town Judges will bo Bagwell .and .a niece, Mlaa Fa- ther safety among trash drlv- friend the noted war are Lieut. to boom days of Ihe last decade.
Erast Udet, drop to safety in a
support- for th* weights broke a ft
asked to referee on both occa trirta Wallace.
I era of tha company.
Mr. Blmpsnn said building per
parachute when tho pan* fell to
Four person* were arrested by er 50 years use.
■Iona, Mleo Wellman said.
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Several insoranc*
mit* for Miami and the vicinity
‘m m Ib tho gif.
Twenty-two case* were sched county deputies over. \he week
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Udet, who la chief of the tack- wer* $2,000,000 for the month of uled for trial In Municipal Court end and booked on charge* of
BLANTON*TBA1U
Jane,
He
said
construction
activi
Ihi* afternoon, according to the reckless driving, according to rec
war* q r . ntnaher of Jack ales I division of tho elr ministry, ty U In evidence everywhere.
docket announced at noon today. ords In the office of Sheriff
DALLAS, T e x , July 9 7 ^ -O P )(
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| aonvilla, president, Otto CaMwol!, ewfforod only minor injuries and
Among Mm defendants billed McClelland.
■ opeeeeatathe T m r Blanton, Tex*
Tha CUy Commission I* *chod-. local manage*, George Cochran aargooat said ho would be able ta
to face Judge Miller, Is Monro*
On# of (he case* developed
* • Daw m a t, today * u trailing uled t* Moat at T:10 o'clock tonight of Tampa, and F. O. Harri* af fly again within n week.
Holt, negfo, charged with having through an accident Involving
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Jad g o Cylda G arreU la Ibo race in City Hallt and K
lx expected
to* Orlando.
shot his father-in-law, Lao Bry damage ^ > f tw u
automobilc-a
l o r ro-nomlaatioa ’ to C entre*. sledy a proposal by which rev*YetWdoyV
ant. Holt Mid th* gun's dis ■mounting to naarly $150, John
P a tf c however, will be ia the run- nae-psodaeUg property, which, le first Of U*
A coroner'* Jury W a y found charge waa accidental.
flrncy, colored, wa* one of th*
• tf Frimsijr. JlmaUd Allred dashed tax dellnqcant, may be aoalgaed hoped to i
tho- death of John Qoylo, Jr.
d riv en .
the re-nealaalioa f*r governor.
every two*
to a ncofvetahlp.
A
m
to
an
automobile
accident
m
BRADY
FOR
RACK
On* hundred and twrntjr flv#
Other* arrested were, A. M,
A
*" 11 ■' * —
9
Another pf* Mem which may oc
awn and ton officer* of the Han May M, was the m o lt af an
Packard, Anaell Curtl* and G. 8.
CJ
K am a Msrigy, wife *f
Dl- cupy tho Commission’, attention la
NO MB
gnaroidabl*
accident.
MIAMI, 'July tL ~ « V -D ey t# Maury.
ford unit, Florida Notional Guard,
«M'
^
CWrtm Y l d e r y h w on
with the arroement
The deceased had been riding E. Carlton, candidate for tho
left yesterday for Jacksonville
John I. Watkins .was booked on
•O ff aetata everleobkg th e see,
JACKSOI
which tho city has levied a
t o n they will spend two week* in an auto drlvan hy Boh Ralta Banal* seat hold hy th* latt a charge of operating an auto
i front the J0-mill tar, half of wkleb la celled- (f fJ -D r. W . j
Which collided with an either re- park Trammell, laid plan* Fri
i Camp Faster.
Bowers May Be
Asked To Vacate
Body Is Crushed
As Gar Topples
L e f t i s t Contingent
Assists Americans
To Port Of Refuge
Bursting Tire Causes
Vehicle To Wreck:
Sons Rush To Scene
Karpis Is Given Loftin Asserts St.
Life Term For Johns W ill Get
Kidnap Charge Fund For Upkeep
Traffic Problem Record Throng
Will Be Studied To Hear Pepper
By Local Police Speak Tuesday
Gangster D e c 1 a r es Commerce C h a m b e r
Activity B r I n gs
One Of Henchmen
Successful
Results
W h o l l y Innocent
Chief Wmlams Ad Candidate For Senate
vises Caution On
Will Head Program
P a rt Of D e i v e r B
Of Local Rotariano
Thermometer Hits
96 Here Recording
Hottest Day In W
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Baseball Committee
Will Meet Tuesday
Miss Mary Goodale
Dies H ere S u n d a y
After L o n g Illness
T
Funds From Beauty
Contest To Help
ler - Privileged
U nde
Woodmen To Attend
Umatilla Meeting
Dawson Continues
To Take Work Sheets
c*m*ury,------------- j River Line W orkers
Chamber Secretary ! Meet In Valdez For
Will Take Vacation Fellowship S e s s i o n
Lindbergh Watches
U det Drop To Earth
Chamber President
Returns To Stanford
County Books Four
Over Week-End For
Twenty-Two Cases
Reckless Driving
Booked For Trial
City Commission To |
Hold Session Tonight
^ MkUlg
LOCAL WEATHER
Guardamen Depart
F or Camp Foster
ad .by,Ihi bondholder*' committoe.
' 4 ? * m t flo rid * Supremo Court
K r ir -
_
Jury Finds D eath
. Was Unavoidable
TV* Iocs! group Is headed by hid. operated hy A n hi* Want,
L-CsL J. C. HuUhlson, who is o both of Boaf'rd.
, TV* crash eeearrad on tho Or
------------of the But* National
)aado highway IdwMd Staff,
mobile whll* ho was under tha
day
for a qukk
campaign Influence of Intoxicants.
■wing over th* state a* th* Su*
Chief Deputy O. B. Estrldge,
prem* Court ruled th* Aug, 11 Deputy R. J. Hkkaon and Deputy
primary may bo held
H, C. Gordon mad* th* prtcet*.
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�. HOLLYWOOD LURK
HOLLYWOOD, "calif., July
—(S’)—Th* lure of . tbe navi* athrt
t o n an average o f.tw e young
iiria a month to Hollyweed, fre-i
*- ** - *---—- ltho.other'alde
lu
Captain J. F. fln rtr, aaStoglteh' gooaily.from
oif tbo
bonUaent, H n . Dorothy Smith of
th* Trawler*’ AM xoclety. aa!4
with them, orgaaiUd'a team and yeeterday. And maat of thorn, aha
took It to Cakwtta wh*ra tbe game added, want to mo William Powe.L
made a tremrtdouf Wt.
N V theory that polo « u Introj o h o spit a l
rum
l i « y i d t t n t o n TODAY
ncAL T T v i n o
that tho General wma s h s s r y drinker. " F ljg .-sW lB it
brand ha drink*," tbs Grant Iibwator b u i& M : Myo
aald, "And pend t e u * to my other
However, there la d ahade of iltffennfo ffkfwkii
war and gports which-it seems to ud ou ght.**' to bo
overlooked. In war the only thing that eohnto at a t is
winning i t If a general can win victories,it doesn't
matter much bow ho doe* it or what hit psmsnsr tom duct ia. Thera is aomething ao extremely iapogtSftt ta
the livea of, all of ua about winning a war, that. U M
entirely reasonable- to paaa over euch conaldacstfano'i s i
morale, ethics, <* sporisauuublp. A war almpk m u i
be won.
.
..
But that la not true of aporta. While ft la isfromtent to win, and everyone likes to see his tssni victori
ous, that M not by any means tho moat important eon*
n(deration. The thing which counts most of ad is ths
making of men, and nowadays, women. That la why wo
n«-
gDt Learn to do well: oook
JACKSONVILLE, July
dmeloped aiaauitanMIilj “with the —A M att guard ir* plana lindad
thdtoa rame by (Wefftotf* of the here Friday
bearing George
Tenth Efoaaer*. In 1W ; a troop LeonKord, chief officer of tho
of them at AManhot heard about •toomor Sim Oil, to » hoifUlal for
the fame played hy tlm MUataL trootmoat of lerloo* injurlca, ,
parriee dnd triad Hi Ia 1IT0, the
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- Tenth ifaaaan and the Ninth
Tho NeUoiuI Temperance L»!u wo p a t« t i tabltfOod
Mr. Gwya«0 and W.'Itoetwylor Laarera vlaehed (a the fleet pole gton, organ fud it' In wri-ncc, Kiu,
>ta mer to sad Sdtotpiwef fweto both tWotigSwaibor* of tbo match p'-OH la f c j w .
■
plan* a natloaal campaign to “ad.
e f Ortondo'a oorfy- pole Ltogular irpind no eubettiate* f The word polo oamea Yreni the
*
thooo two. ond from U»o old wfwn- Thibetan ward, “puta” which
■her iMe hero*?* Mr. paporl I ro*fc, they **•» fmv# *tee meana a- willow weed ' boll, Tho
r called, Mr., Owypne'a la*** f u l and ferloui riding tad poor l i f t aaw tho Mftfc of Eng.
■to-* btootifhl auto*s i aurar accurgt* placing of tho halt tand’a tturitoghaat Peio Club. fa
fib a dappto gray tom-1 between tho goal poet*. Tbo Or*
too fialf oloao on tbo holt Undo B.pottor-fttor of North,
Mt’a yowr tHtoado W S s /lis ts , carrtod a otory with a Cam- played totwoen the fegllah and
f Mod to atwef for him." him date into tolling of iho Orion* tho French at Dloppn, .Tho Sort
» m bast* Mgeriy ogtr Ss-club’* ■Sowing ogatoat Cbm- woo bciwoon tho KagUah and
ea, tbeWbyod oMoing, old I SHl (Mr. DootWytor didn't hap* American* at Nhwfcprt ta IMS. and
M on OitoSih’s polo paw to bo on thlr particular trip). II trio f t thin fbna that tho Interootlng I r t t e of Them** Hltcheock fleet bogga to.,- loot*,, largi
open tho AatorVsa polo acene. In
Isee, H. F .W bltaoyy-B I* Four"
l
Mortgage Loans:
Mat, relieve the oppreeeed,
d p fotherle**. plead for the
.. 7 r . n l. h s ,i4
u o y o ■ u m r a i o . .,j,n
, T n OLD DBALIR
pr N d ’ Boorgecta, cowed and
tbe following verse:
"And whdit ths one Great Scorer comes
-
, '«i.\ -
S m tM -fcC yunrv Wirnlrg
hb*Nut) of th* comrade who
Ft oars-at much a* h* c«a)
Uto ptoat admired harooa
tbo oneo that lop off Mroa
r tbalr Income* M a coconut'*
tdggrr Ahan o paean;
«th* fbrtun* poor man ruah
W oaat* th* rich ahould bluah
I af loaat an Indlacretlon if not
e ris s U y • vicoi
tot ilt’a alnliter and atulthy
»gW aaugkt at growing wealthy;
Mb,tho dollar* on tho proeperou*
■hayId b* romoved Ilk* licet
lord bo ttore* to deepnation
4 to* atarir1 a g a in st
yovr- ndln y — :
IS*' 1 W M iTter
It's not whether you. won or loet ** *"**
But, hpw you played the game."
And he need to preach that philosophy to athlete* Who*
ever1- he went, and though he always urged them to wta
and to play, the very beat game that was-^rthsm* he
alwaya warned them not to forget the rules of the game. 'TaffW' In th* aurttry rhyme,
To win, he would aay, In violation of the rules, la no vic ■aid, '
tory at all.
•»
“But that oh* waa a thief."
And ao we wonder If It Is more Important to win omillngly proto*tad. '
the Olympic awimmlng meet even though Mrs. Jagratt
Violate* ths rule*,' or Is It better to enforce the rule*
even at' the sacrifice of the meet. We wonder-if In.sport,
as in war, the only thing that count* la vletoty. Itself.
If that la so, than it might be well to find out wnat kind
of champagne Mrs, Jarrett drinks and send • case to all
TTO other athletes.' Why not add a free-for-all drinking
tout to the aporta events!
. I
\
bail w n h
££•&*&iai*a- a
pi*yen got, go over to tho library
and oak for “Tho Maltoao Cat,”
that thrilling tale of a' little grey
pony who laf down hta Ufa fbr
jpv* of tli*' game. Thorn la many
a fighting polo Mart that boat*
beneath a dappled grey coat to
well a* under a icarlct aatln Jor-
tferd citltana are buying to
1 “baby bond*" that moat of
BIU atarvtng to death.
to Mtoa Mary Howard, and thaPt
Nlaa M ant* Hart ‘An tbto oat
ra u a y Raacta Favorably Toiia d a e rg h Speech^-headllno.
( i t they didn't arreat him.
RUr Orlando
iS "
* t bother to knock your homo
I than o n alwaya plenty of
I ptepto who will do that for
thing that mad* moat of tho
tie* to doggone tore woo
advantage about being to
ihooo dan, if you com* out
toalgnlficant
P*“ o f foman la tho
Jag, aaya th* abort
Final# Foifcor Pas.
u boll to llvo with.”
» M what to tbo
^
n io d a y ;
Chamber
(Uow. was
Now la tha time to build aiii pay for s home for less
outlay per month, thsil, present low renU^ We are
prepared* to make' loan* on "new conatructlona under
the Federal HoualngAdmlrilatratlou finance plan. L et 'a
tilk thl* over. C.-M, Boyd, Sanford, FI*.___
A GOOD COMMERCIAL LOAN
ha* dlatlnct hallmark* which warrant : ito
rating na aound bualnesa for your bank
a
’
“ or* "*
• •
.w orn - o t ifm borrower,
m e KWid paipoia for which th* money la to b* uaod and tbe
Mlf-lk)uldat[ng character of th# underlying tranaactlon which
aaaure* rfpaymcnt of the loan In accordance, with ita agreed
term*.
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•
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i . j |.
n -f
Commercial loan* differ from “capital loan*" which re
main fixed to the borrower1* 1 butincea for long or Indefinite
period*. Obvlomly loan* of ihls typo nr* not th*' pro par
field for commercial banking operation*.. It la, ho^ve^tr, th*
aound, normal function o f ' commercial bank credit to old the
current and aeaaonal turnover of Induetrtol, agricultural and
merchandlalng actlvitlea In tho community.
We will welcome tho opportunity to dlacut* your borrow
ing requirement* with a view to MUblUhtog credit relation*.
Atud* Pepper ia now mognlaad
Florida'■ Mnator-claet.
lino of credit Yea may wont
|Ud a houa# aom* day under
< e A P -IT
the epeud of the ate*pi a ohase and
the perfection of light In (hooting.
There in tho thrill of th* long clean
drive that ona Audi In golf and
the reward of tho accurately
placed abet to tannla.
,.
But the real.magic of It Uo* in
tho aaaoclatlon between borne gad
rider, two partner* playing th*
earn* gap^o. Thar* U aomathlng
dot* to eeatoay In Iho aptulaltii do*
light a player feeli when hla pony
goo* all tho way with him—atop*
Sow birth of a Notion,
no taeomo lo o blomlah and
to a* la a ihamt,
fjtoru tho plutocratic paopor
•III la conadentlouo torpor
bssfartoring tho deficit* aaaon
till to hi* fame.
(Ralph Pull tier.
t poor bill*, and build tip a
in, c u f
land eersced tho coveted Interna
tional pole cap la IBM and kapt
It until l t t l wham Devorean Mil*
bourn’*1 Meadowbrook outfit wont
to Kuritngham and brought It
homo to A marie* * her* It ha* re
mained oror alnco.
I have aeon men get drunk on
football,"hutting, flaking, but there
la' aomething apeclal about thta
gem* of polo. It foot to the head—
ft goto Into th* blood—ta Intoxkatirw na rare old ulnc^it comblna*
« the sew, n o tie thinking
i t lg. ootlng o'er the inrfnee of
* r regi mcnted lend)
tacular dropkick, is to plsy ths gam* according to tho
It all patriot* mint holler
rule*.
a neighbor'! extra dollar,
e rantland Rice, who was ona of Amsrks’s grsstsst
ist .dlattogulih Sin and Virtue
writers, sod' esu of its foremost sportsman, wrote
n the difference of a Grand!
. ..
W atch es
r the book to la1 fomd a young
>g logo that wai
chain—now Mr*.
to r
�mm m - w
nnr
s a n f o Rd
h er ald , banford,
Calendar
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P e r s o n a l s
TtBBDAT
Tha Daughter* of Wesley of
fha Fifat Methodist Church will
■met Tuesday at tha home of
JfraL Rosa Adams at 1:00 P, M.
Moataatoe ary' Mrs. Ross Adaml performed today, at naan fcy Doan
and Mrs. J. O. Adama and thefr k alaliu Edward Johnson In the
chapel of the Iftlaofppl St, Lsko’a
Cathedral la .Orfuido. The cere
mony was attended by ralatiaai
Jeanette MacDonald and ■ few latitrate friends af the
, Renders Nine Songs
“mtn Francises” brings Clark
Gable and Jeanette Macdonald
together as a co-starring team
for/tl|a first time.
The' musical romance gives
Miss MacDonald bar widest scope
Jn'vocal numbers In her screen
lion* ranging from a solemn
to the moat beautiful operatic
•ring, v,
Clark Gabla returns to the
vigorous type of role that first
elevated him to stardom u a
blustery Barbary Cooat gam
bling boron who haa no faith in
anything but hit own power and
hi* charm over woman. *
C»-atarrlnr with Mias MacDon
ald and Gabl* la Spencer Trace
la hit moat mratual role, thrt if
a priest: a distinguished support
ing cast includes Jack Holt.
Jtaaio Ralph. Tod Healy, Shlrlev
Rosa, Margaret Irvin*. Harold
Mrs. Raolonoa ware a gray em
broidered marqttlaoite draak fash
ioned along tailored Ihsaa with a
short papluim marking tha waistlino .Tha bodice was made shirt
waist stylo Sod we* adorned with
a row, af antalf crystal buttons.
Her hist, shoos,- and other accesso
ries Ware hvjfrey and aha had a
shoulder cerWga of
Talisman
moot and fatfc. ‘
The bride was horn la Ports
mouth, Va_ but cam# to Sanford
In oarly childhood. 8h* la a grad
note of Sanford High School and
has an A. B, degree from the
Florid* State Collage for Womee
et Tallahessee where she wee e
member of the Delta Delta IDetta
eoclel so rarity. For tha post *ararai years the has been empleyed
In Jacksonville * and New York
City.
Mr. Raulersoa was barn and
reared in Okeechobee and was
graduated from tha Okeechobee
High School. H* attended the Uat-
H. H. Hammond of Clearwater
was the city on business foster'
- Ma« Rumbley *nd E. L Laney
•pent the week end at Daytona
Beach. •
Mr. and Mra.' Cihoon Bata*
BROWDER TO SPEAK
Oh )
I
N. C-, wham Ihey hijd planraJ
to spend n abort vxcatki.v.
Mrs. 8 peer * u Sntn In New
York, N. Y. At an early age
aha morad with her fam ily In
Cocoa where in the early M'a
th« was mb fried tv Mr. Spear.
A fter her ritkrrligo. she more4
to Mr. Spear’s home in SaaK rd
where aha haa Head for about
40 year*, being Idenlifted p-utr.l*
nantly in tha city's sw isl a id
etrte p ro f rest.
In recent year*, V rs. Speer
had
practically retired from
women's actiritlaa because of ill
d lth. Earlier, howr-vr, *he
taken an in te n v interest in
local progressive morv-nints and
_____a member of t' e Women’*
was
Wsnt=::’i
McLAULIN Jeweler;
i
F }ee
Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Wilson and
their daughters, Rebecca, and
Mra Morris Moye, have gone to
Ktnlon, N. C., for a two weeks'
visit
T, E Simpson, Mlsa Beatric*
Blmpaon and Mr. and Mra. E. J.
Mayar have returned from a
!
TONIGHTI
“Balter Air eat te SheetV
1’"'Bh *’
Dance and Cool Off
m
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We Never Close
CHICKEN DINNER 75«
Stesha, Chops. Hot er Cold
Plato Laneh
Good Music, Wine, Liquors,
•
Sanford's newest apartment house, at ton Palmetto Avanoe, will have these General Electric
pri-lurts in each of its four kitchens. Photo shows Eddie Reynolds (right) manager of th* General
Appliance Company, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beville, owners of th* new apartments, teen In the
background.
.
M a d rid ;
menl
claimed
important
tri
urnph*.
Privet# source. r r p n i n l that
loyalists captured the h n rh' l of
A lin d*
1.eon
and
look
up
strongly entrenched |m«iUons br ■
hind barbed wit,, bnnlcades.
said, realised the responsibilities
of th* French authorities H»V*
Spanish C ivil W sr and doe* not
been increased as a result of the
wish to add to them.
Plans railed for a two weeks’
May at th* Cannes villa of Max
L O N D O N . Ju ly r
,Ad— King
sctrvaa,
Edward today careeilnl
plans ine Elliott. American
for hi* holiday ut C o in -s ,
on early in August l>ut it it nuw
the French Itivicr*. HucV imjlism considered likely the King will i
Palau- announced.
lake a cruise on the royaj yacht
iT b ii decision was- due to t rr u - Victoria -A ift-cC > '- S f 'c '.u f c r 'T ’
War Continues
Mr and Mrs. B. L Perhlna
and family expect to return
' home tomorrow from Virginia,
Where they have been vacation
ing.
SIS PARK AVB.
W H E R E TO GO
U. S. Refugees
Rr. and Mrs. F. Land and chil
dren, Joyce and Noel, and Mr*.
Chari** Dunn and ton, are spend
ing soma time at Daytona Beach.
ANNOUNCEMENT
ran
WB ARB PROUD ,
OP OUR SEKVICB
,
TOUR WATCH MUST M L
ACCURATE
; Official Railway Inspector <
root* to Wvyne-cvlU*,'
Mias Janet Chapman and Mias
Nell Goff spent the week-end
Club and of th* Book Cirdo.
in Daytona Booth.
She wa* also a member of
Mias Margaret Van Nee* spent the Holy Cross Episcopal Church
some lima nt Dayton* Beach as the where funeral services probabiy
will be held.
guest of Mlsa Lot* Wolfert.
Surviving are th* widowrr, M r.
Ml** Lucille Flow of DePaaiak Bpoev; th* two suns, Algernon
Spring! spent th* week-end with Bpeer and Vivian Speer, a forms r
mayor of th* city; two grand
Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bludworth.
children, Thomas A. Speer and
Mr. and Mrs. William Toll aa< Georgs Speer; and on* aistif,
daughter, Audrey, and Mr. am! Mrs. 11. D. Carlton, of Wrat
Mr*. J, Toll, spent Sunday at Day- Chair. N. Y.
Mr. Speer, a pioneer resident,
ton* Beach.
la on* of Sanford’s leading busi
Chari** Dawson, J r. is home aft nessmen and is the senior mem
er fcelng gl th* Femald-Loughtnn ber of th* firm of Georg* A.
Memorial Hospital for an appendi Speer and Bon.
citis operation.
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IC n lU acC n i l
war* in
No Man's Land ii also an te-i
land near Martha's Vineyard.
G. E. Electric Kitchens For New Apartments Here
Died W h en
Auto Crashes
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Fl o r id a
ir*a**s«^ w*mm r«if o»#i
Amador Fernandei, labor lead-1
tr,
surrounded and attacked
Oviedo, important center, whoro
th* rebel garrison *i» strongly
entrenched.
Th* farmer* army, loy-il to th*
government, altackrd Ovt-In up
on expiration of a II hours'
ultimatum to the rebela to xurrvndor.
,.
Th* bettl* In Ihn northern
mountain paaxe* of th * Guarlarrams Rang* wax so vital to tha
govvmmaat'a control of Madrid
that War Mlnlater G .nrvl Cos
tello departed for th* Somoaierra
Pass to direct operation*, Tht
tide of. battle there surged (rent
on* aid* to th*'other with the
outcome In doubt but th* govern
Tues.—Wed.—Thors.
Wash Car
Dress Top
Lubricate
Entire Car
$1.69
Our buyer is ju st back
from New York and we
have a large selection o f
and earlyt
fall ready-to-wear includ
ing black,navy and brown,
sheers, marquisettes and
chiffons, as well as wash,
able materials •
Seminole Tire Shop
- Mra. W. B. Bagwell. Mlsa Pab id s WWIaca and Ralph F. Bagwell . left today far Clearwater
Orach where they have taken a
cottage for a abort vacation.
: Mr. and Mra. C. C. Whittingtea. Mlsa Elisa both Whittington,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clymor
of Orlando, have gen* te Day
Iona for a waoh’a vacation.
Mra. B. P. Owen* and chil
dren, Mra. Jno, F, Bolt and I.
H. ' Rountree . have returned to
)htlr home In Dunbarton, South
Carolina, after apending the past
boat with Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Bolt
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■ Elaborate setting* are typical
af Ute parted and raprodue*
many of Um famous xtruoturv*
daatrnyed In Urn. 10M dlxaaUr.
Tha. catastrophe scenes showing
the daabvetten of tha dtp by fire
aad earthquake are sdU te bo
tha aaaat thrilling abate af their
A group af Sanford young poo>pl# held « picnic at Daytona
Bssch yesterday. Included In
Rh* party w ater Katherine Thig
pen, Mart Wggiax, Anna Corm IL J. W . Altman, M
rurn ell.
r me.why are they
MILDER ...why do they
TASTE BETTER
Well, first off, all cigarettes are
not alike . . .not by a long shot.
. N ow Che8terfield8...they are
m ilder because they ore made
of mild, ripe to b a c c o s ...b e th
home-grown and Turkish.
^V ER TTH IN G —
They age these tobaccosfor two
years "to take
out* ’all
harshness
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These tobaccos are not only
blended but cross-blended...this’
brings out th e better taste o!
each tobacco. It welds the dif
ferent flavors into one b etter
flavor. It helps jto m ake C hest
erfields
taste better.
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Whenyou smoke a Chesterfield
you realize they're not like
others. . . They Satisfy.
Fw * M B
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TAMPA,
though II
Coast Guard craft totter H*m Ttoitr rombed the Cjribbean flee
and Gulf of Mexico Mr the molorehip Nome*, missing elnce It
loft Grand Cayman bland far
Tamp July 4 with 22 persons
•boa: il.
» v v . >j
. Finding of dll dm aka, charred
kare and a Ufa roft only,
limed , the myatery stow
of these object! cos* op
flom the Ha could »w positiveiy connected with fa* vaniabod
■hip.
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The life - raft wee foend on
. Largo In the Florida key* bat
Captain Sam Henning wtteee wife
add child were on the Nnnoca
viewed It and eatd ho eoold not
'identify It a* belonging to the
. MUp.
The Coaat Guard bad not been
•hl« In locate the wrecked dere■ list sighted by Cept H. C, Hogue
Of tfor fishing emack Barbara
July IS tome 70 mUee wen of
Tampa. However, persons femiler
, with ths Nuncoa said the daocrfption did not fit tl>e motorship.
i E. Townsend told fob
of Me |300-e-month pen*
mrsmente here aad at
redeter'. Saturday that bo
M throw bla support to Rep*
MotJrO 'Willlam Lermko, Uto
warty eondkteto for president,
• i Letnke - endorsement, ’ bo
% ombtofcd a merger of tho
■Hoad and National .Union
1 Social Justice groups and
■I netted
Republicans and
4 ^ fa.ta" Into ono-tb|rd party
K
1 aai going to rote for the
f*wCe, agrees with our plsna
<ending tho depression, for
tpea who favors monetary
arm and a r«-dUtributlnn of
dth. That nun is William
, t Tlownaend addressed 1,000 fol*
towgrs ot the Worcester Memori
al auditorium and mors lhaa
1,000 st tho anna here,
Ha told them "this may be our
last, chance to get together end
demonstrate the worth of the
;hsI1pt as the Democratic farm
of government Is fading from the
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WAR? POOH-POOH! Holes-In-One Are
Spaced By 22 -Years
NASHVILLE, Tenn„ July 27.—
OP)—Thomas H. Malone, Jr., Naah-
General. Contractor
Homo' Building—
Hemrr G m ^ t n e ib p
tl& d to ^
c
T T:
o'ne but he aid It yesterday.
Twenty-two yoars ago Maione
registered art ace on the old Nash
ville Golf end Country Club couree.
Yesterday’s was scored with a No.
I Iron on the 192-yard sixth hole
of the Belle Meade course.
WESTFIELD, Mass., July 27.—
(IP)—Former Governor Joseph B.
Ely of Msssochnsstts today sold
he expected to attend o meeting
of Democrats opposed to Presi
dent Roosevelt’s re-election In De
troit Aug. 7, Ely asserted he “as
sumed” the purpose of the confortnee was to consider plsna for n
campaign against the President's
re-election.
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She waves from the deck of the
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husband, Cept. Philip Astlsy,
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AH Expense Trips
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TMs summer's season of pop
ular concerts In Symphony Hail,'
Boston, was the most successful
!n history.
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Gfher speakers st the gsthcr. ingi were Dr. Clinton Wunler of mouthpiece o f the Polish foreign
.
Mot Ywk and the Key. Gerald office.
The test of the noire ex
L. - Smith, successor to the lata
Bon itor Huey 'Long In the share- changed, the agtnry said, will not
be made public until they are
communicated to the L*lgno o'
Nations Council.
The agency added Germany Is
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understood to have axrrca tn sup.
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r ’ Agree On Danzig ply
tend 'to smooth over recent In
.' WARSAW, Poland, July 27.— cidents In the Free City.
*wve, :IC r/,- H (Aa Tfymfiatte origi
mow t to Tow-~ua4e4siarri<l)n g :Tenated In Greece In 714 B. C.—
garflng Domlg ,it wae annannred but this wae a reelvel. Some
loot, night by a news agency historians fix the data os forty
w blfb U .generally considered the •a 411 B. C.
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SARATOGA STRINGS. N. Y..
BERLIN. July 27 -U P )-C n b to July 'H.—ii?) The Auxust but
granta and a bo* of handkcrchlafa
terfly that is Saratoga Spring*
ahnwcrerl In an E eannr Halm Jarwar almost
free of it** IIr t tt , auxtvd Olympian, yrattrday
month** eoeoon ttvtay ■« turf of*
aa the pretty cackatrnkr champion
fifia!* Ret the Rta^e for the rfv*
grinned and aaid ahe would atoy
fnly-R^eontt renewal of the up
in Berlin awhile.
state racing »e4*nn Wi^lneRtlny.
With vchoea of her banishment
All 4if ita traditional <oli>- waa
on charges of shipboard training
evoh in*r midtUy while a rominfractions and her
coontermunity of an ordinary
15,0th)
i h
i
rhorgea of “mlacondilct” on
made icady to welcome the n c p a rt of Olympic official,
Irtf' elfin am I become
Hefnta
bouncing around Berlin. Mrs.
tace time the niiltin k center^ for
ret I derided to remain for
an eet initiated -10,000 or more.
■i double p l a n wee eaUbUahed by
gam e,, pending definite accrplWith thr Empire t'lty m ee^nf
the tw o eiube with a total of
onre of n writing offer from nn
cloalnif TueRflay afternoon amt
nine being made, flv» by the
Americas aoum v
Arlington at » htca^n next Sat
Lookout, Infield and foor by the
Visiting the Olympic pool for the
urday. both liofRe and human
Red Inftoldeh . Sanford’, feat of
flrat tim e—aa aight-ei-r. not swim
po|iulntiim vki!| be autrmenUd
flee la one leea than the N a tio u l
mer, ,h e debated her future rourse
further hy late urrivnlv
Leegwe record of tlx.
Among the offers she received
The EtaifA **f Saratoi'a « hoThe eecend game waa devoid
one for an A niniean vaudeville
IcIr, the Gtarul Uninn, the IJnitof twin kfflMgdT ’
‘ ~ ’
tour.
vd HtatrH. 4iu| th*, liiiliDn I\it*
W ith the exception of e few
ninth.
I
Smilingly, Mrs
J a r ir tt
dis
nam on the ajih remervution, aa
fia t.
^ hire • infield aing .• and a pair closed her former teammates
well a * | i*rr pretentimiR houiiaa
b r t B n t defenalva bell, robbing
of w alk, loaded the h.i,e» In Ihe ' among the American women ,winiwere "011 their toea” for their
a
bettore of hita,
P it Abbott (right), t movie extra from Pasedtna, Calif, proudly holds Joat of the ninth after two, were ■m er, had rent her a hot of hand Barrvd from th . United St«t,t
Ring|e month "year "
aaeka when hits
out by the , trike out route,
I kerchief., with the note- “Keep Olympia awtnVmlng tt,m for drinkI
i tiophy cup and rteolvoa eengratulstlona from hit vanqulthod op*
woo Id
.Siurm ikf New Ymk merchants
BUI lint land ' op'ilco.l Jobn.on al 1yoor chin up.'*
r.-..*.;nl. Claudt Dippy of Washington, D. C.. for winning the Pub lie
Ing aboard ahlp an rout, to Q«rnpeninir "Saratuira
branchaa**
Jim M edela, working the f l n t
L1*. i Golf Chemlonohlp at* Fermlngdilo. N. Y. (Aowclatad Proaa this point and faced I’lnch-hltter ^ She a'«a received a cahlrgram many, Elaanor Holm Jarrett find
context, "kbpt the Sanford blU
tdoRRomed beneath hotel
marI*°wc whu waa called out on .Irikca ! from 'Samuel Maceahee, chairman a (calking broadald, at Guatavua
well acmUarod w ith exception of
to and the tilt.
jn f Ihe -M ow the Olympic,” copi- T. Kirby (abov,) of N,w York, queoa, antique horRe-drawn r lf l
the f oarth tealajr w hew '' three
made their *ea*onal appeirancta
Boae Itm plrr llarvin reveraetl i m iltry in New York, saying “A rrrr- troaauror of tho Amarlcin Olympia
eonadcvtlra blnglee brooght In
and taalR and newahoya pra«
bolt and Strike Itinpire flraham'a , Ica'a aelf.reapect demand, Ihe *Vh- c x m m ltta a . A m o n g o th e r thin g * ,
• h o a h a r g e d h im w ith m a k in g q u x a .
the f i r s t , Lookout aeoro. Another
derision
dvrialon on Ihe third
(bird .tttk,- firm- .le trs ' return home to participats- i/\, f/xwdb*' eamacks '.Ihogathar itn- pared fet* th^ rttRjj «Gth th^ arrivaito* afivsth^
h,<T*
- Ii,) - ,m f -cho.h'atflta j t f ' fj^mV gxpvM 1* 'Avgil.sL" . | *. -.-ftotSo*.^ S youtAfsaf e w re ." (A ls o .......& P o i S S ^ 3 S
rial** Ttieaiia/ rdgnt.
climled I-owe had rifm'pli fed Tils . Avv+y ItYiihTI ^ e ,' ‘r’hArn> a n (■
slated P ro ,, Photo)
tingles In d o o r times'" a r m '
on j-amt-wild throw
to
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awing which llarvin nphel.l. [ e v r tho American Olympic Commltlpr.
• Saratogo turf offictah Ilka*
The Idlender* could get only
maintained he »•> only dmlging an , revolted the Olympic vltlagr and
who w«ro ready.
seven
Wle
off
Padgett.
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J o h n H en ry L ew is M eets A l G ain er W hile lasted pitch hut Inst (ho mgumrnt .received num rrou, nasurvner, the
tingle netted the R ed , two ts the
Saeen.l
B m -m in Hines and American Bomm ltlre’, stand in
firs t e f the opener, two more hit*
P e te y Saron M ix es D u k e s W ith
Catcher Swift nrrived just in lime holding fast tn Mrs. Ja rre tt’, ill'
and another error accounted for
to compete in th*1 contest. T hey' barmen! had a strong majnrltv
D a v ey A bad In H ollyw ood
a tolly hi the aodend. In th e fifth
were sent here hy Troy Agnew, re- harking.
OLYMPIC VILLAGE. Hi- UI IN.!
and eighth fram es, the
Reds
or
kiaim in
NEW YORK. July 27.—(/T> — t tty: Joey Post. Jersey City, v. cent purchaser of the locni fmn- I lie declined, however, to com July 'J7 i/HI Thi*rr will N* no i
grouped five store hits, two of
rl.O ltlllA PTAXtC u t t i i t s
Two chnmpintfk nn* bookpfl to Billy Bruiilinld. St. I,oil is, light rhtse. Illn*-s rnllcrteil two hits nod men! for publication.
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them doubles, fo r three
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npp«nr in tbp non-title ittr n r weights (10).
Nmi bjiluti.g niound the Amerirjn
U a ln M V tlla
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Ronum wan
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La mi
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In the *rrnwl irame ninth* A the PXprruR rv«pie»t of I hi* Amer*
Frsnkie
Hamerum,
Oaklantl
the l t a r t of the night eap. Taking lie
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On thr flr*t day at thi* ramp,
Clalne,villa
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the
American
IlKht-heavywelcht
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In the
upper irt®ndi!an(I
Thurtulay—At
Pittsburgh:
John
a hoik, and wild pitch, the Look,
H I. A u g u , l l n »
IM la ik a
J
title, U malrhetl with AJ
Imrk of thirtl hn«<». where Sum thr* ntr war filled with IxitIi. Ev
Henry Lewis, llght-heivj weight
onto tallied - once la the first
baLwnd ,-S. Hinrartl 1-1
New Haven, Conn., in i 10- champion, v. Al Gainer, New
th** ^ruin nml ho eollap^etl Af*- ery time an athlete looked up, he*
fram e without getting * hit.
roututor
a
t
PitLibur^h
Thur^d.^y
\*a« A»ntinn«*d, hit him In ■odvivl tho aaIcU and the '•hai!Hl
Itavin.
Conn.,
light-heavi*-,
(10After .the flftt. two, batters to
K A T t O X A l, I.K A O f ie
P rl.
nlfcht, while little IVtey a^nron, nnti-iilie); F ritri ZKie, P itta.
face Torwaeon tn the second frame
Won 1."»t
CHICAGO. Julv 2 ( l - ( , P l - l n l rr n'd'tfinjr Itm l aid on tho f*i*M
.«U N. IK A* fn llla r -weight i iiam •
lake Bunch w ept to the C h lta g o
hfirgh, v. t^ d rti, Turietli. tb l- * rioious double-header that saw h r wm ahla to walk to _lhe , hiS*
. Lamia
ii away, and atop* W
uj; pmn, K<H'l n go Inst I' l rl'.' Alnni rtigo,
lie hi W e i g h t ,
(HO. A l, Umpire Mill Summers friled and hmiRp, hut *Ilet nut return to
Nan
Tu rk
,&it
toata w ithout a run. P llta b u rg li
o f I’ananm In n 10 round -rlfair Spitkann, Wash.; Ceril Payrw ,* injurnt by on, nf more than a, lla men* I.
i**
■it llullywuod, t ’jlif.,
Friday Ixium ilte, Ky.. v. Charlvv llu ris.) I .im|rc,| m lndra hurteilupnn the
Its hunched their two L 'ln a ln n a ll
Cunimlaslnpor
Ki nd sw
M.
Uuatan
.tils night.
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Philailelphia. welterweight, (10)., {)«),) by rnrage*! fans. Ihe New l*«n*Bs. who w a, in n rail i*l.a«j
1 second and final tally of the llro o k ly n
1 T h , week’s program ;
^kiulay—At ilollywoual Calif.-., York Yankees ovrrpowereil Ihe bo x. Hiilhorlir*) an announcement
T M ln tfir1* Hr-ni*'
.Monday—At
rhieagd;
Da'-y Putty Saron, Birmingham. Ato^ Chicago While S o , twice yvater- over ihe public atiilress syslem
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The Bede likewise tallied once
Day, Cldcnco. v. I.’vtuv tSalvrlf ,
v, Davey Ahaii, Panama, feath- day, 12 to .1 ami 11 lo 8, (n in- an inning later that his office
N p w Yttrk i l l C ltic ItiH a il 4*3ta the opening fram e without
1j > Salle, 111., light weights (10). erweights (10-non-title). A t » » n , create their league lea,I to nine was offering *.’.000 reward for
H ub ton 4-1; HI. le o u l* 3*».
At Newark;
Freddie Fidursa, Fronrli.ro: Mike Baixono Ptlta and one-half gam es nrer the infono.illoii
getting s hit, .when Dldrikson
Miner* T » 4 » F
lending to the ar(THICAAO 41 P h lU d rlp h ltR .
necked peeond on an error, and
Newaik. v. lin n , konhaue tin * burgh, y. Young Corbett. Frerr.o, Cleveland Indiana.
I vest anil conviction of the n » aiL
H i. leoula 41 llttaloii.
a d ra n c o d to third and then home
many, heavywidwld i (10); T, ny Calif., middleweight, (10),
IM ttB b u rih at llr o o k ly n .
Suprmers was injured Just as I nnt.
Othrra nut »clirdulrd.
eu Infield eats a t first. ComjMntialrnto, Orange, N. J.. v. Jam e,
J . Taylur, loruUvillc, K)*.. heavy
two u u . and a ' W t a
Returning home, victor. In
a W o r d error, the Reds
w rig h l, (10). At TsVw York:
A M K lillA N
I.K A f ll'K
earliest Olympics were showered
P fte
W nn U »* l
added two more Ih th e second,
Haiti I’.rator, New York, v, Billy
with honors. A hole was ripped
ss
u
Yorkand another in the th ird when N,w
Philadelphia, heavy
.AA* Ketchell,
AS 42
C l.s a ls mt
out of the city wall through
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Jock Belling lifted o ball ever Uualsa
ki 41
w eight, (0 );
Tony Fakono,
.Alt Philadelphia v. Andre Jtaaecrun, which the athlete entercil—the
Full and ('ontplctf Lin# Liquors
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D v l r u lt
th e r i * 3 r field fence.
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idea being that a city potseased
h ic a g o
|h u n ts Roberson leading CWaablnl
Ikat liar Srrvk# In Hagfoi’d
4B
A21 'New York, welturweighta (10). of such an athlete need fra r no
IS
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a double In the fourth, P h llad
SI SS
lla darlid ila
Tutrdny At St. Paul; Jack harm from envmiea. Hath win
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32 S
ss
so
■t.
Uaula
were able to make their
Gild,on.. Si Paul v. Fred I j -o . ner got to build a mounmrnt for
YMt#r4 ar > »«r*«ll«
fifth rah' before the sU e was rvN«« Yprk II -ll; t'hlcn.o
h a rt, Taconfo, Wash.,
light- himself, He was exempted from
PMladrlphLA 11-A; t:irv«Und o .|. Jjeuvyw, iviii
tirsA DkLahd andn Sanford will
(H i).
At leraey 'statio n .
W»*hln«lun
S*S;
HL
Louto
l-l.
is v in another douhle-headar
Boat on IS; Detroit S.
- afternoon on the LoekOrmm Today
N e w T u r k a l U o t r u lt .
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W a a h lo d ln n at C la v rlA itd .
jm y
n ^ -w d i*
W th ggmoa ef ■ double-header,
the b e Lend Rede etretched their
winning itn o k to fgor | u u e
h e re ' yeeterday i f t m l o e t t Um
expepee of Um Bo&ford LookouU,
« to 2, end S to t , U capping
nhm flret game, Uto
tu p p e d
Don Torree' w t u t t t 'a t r a a k
et
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fo w r a b .
DAYTONA "BEACH. July
Losing their eeeenth atraight
th e Daytona Beach Iitendhed their F lorida B u te
load cot to th ree gamee
a t they bowed to
QaineertUe’e p-m en by 7-1.
'Although .the Q-mea eoold get
only eight hit* o ff th re e Daytona
Reach pitchers, they managed to
h it safely when h its were needed
and caplUHted ot» th ree !»lamU-r
arroro fo r the victory.
T h e visitors fcorad six run, o ff'
Hank G orhkkl Irf the tb r i
fram e on a double, three
s a ,e r ro r and three hoses on ha.Is.
A nother n u t came In the •crcni'i
o ff Brown, on s double, a ,lm*
an error by Catcher C ’ v
Ballckl, who threw the ball in ••
th e outfield In an attem pt
retch Be veil itealing soconll w*>
Beach wsa on third.
Brown pitched the sovenlh .l.w1
eighth Innings and then gave w i
to Jack Hall, who pitched to
la s t Inning.
The Isleta ncored In the seco-i !
on a alngte by E van,, a sscrifl .-.I
an tnflald ont anil a , ingle I
Cornlckl. Two more run* cro*»i' l
th e p U ttar In the eighth on two
bad throw s by Bevell, and a , in
gle by Evans. E van,, playing h i- j
second game lo g th ^ lo c ^ L
PALATKA, July 2T.—Pushing
thrvo ru n , aero,* the plate In the
ninth Inning, the S ain t, pottnl a
S-2 Win over the A ,a le s, hri* jeeterday to mark Teen Oallegn*' de
but a , oral manager with a .lo ,,.
Joe S p itlm an worked thr route
fo r the Aialcav while Weigel, Jnhnaon ami HutUnd each tool, a turn
on the «l«h for the tiaint^
A do i
an Infield unt anil »n
error ga\,- 'he S ain t, the (irul nm
of the tilt m the second frame and
•they added another In Ihe fifth on
tnlaree, , aarrlfire anil Mellowa n ', ilng ■■
P alalk , tallied b,)th it, run,
and ehtM'd Weigel to the »hnwer,
in tho la ,i of th,1 fifth on five con
secutive -inglea.
A (bub c, three alngle*. .aeri
fies and a bubble gave the Sainta
th rv . m aik rr, in their half of the
Two Champions To Appear
U. S. Athletes Han
Salute Of Germany
t h e sta nd in gs
FREE
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C O R N S
; Irate Fans Down
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In Bottle B a t t l e
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A ttend State College
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TALLAHASSEE. July
■Kothortoo Rswls,
American
swimming and diking,
» It t4 0*r»rOa
(tog, 0 * 1 aitaad Florida Stole CoL,
lag* n r Women her* thi, fall.
College official, announced the
Fort Lauderdale girl rvxarved a
Bag, lk
dormitory rgoat laat May. and Uut
crodita of her high school wotk
IU M M A ’ to
b**o boon m tifu d here.
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lD to Ontto bow U in Berlin 00
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Rally In Ninth Mrs. Jarrett To
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Saint’s Victory! For 11th Games
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With u provisional government fur Spain rejiortediy being orgenlw d a t Durgoa, heavy rebel
artillery is
rolling through the strreta of IhU revolutionist’ stronghold enroot* to the battlefront. Inhabitant* turned out to watch the procession leave to reinforce comrade# who are beairglng leftist government troops
The rebel* planned "starve out" Uetlca against Madrid, San Se
bastian. anil Irun. This picture was tushed to London and radioed to New York. (Associated Preas
Photo)
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Thla map vividly Illustrate* latest development* In Spain’s bloody
afvU war. It Indicate* tha faealion o* tho fortlftod peseta In the
Ouadarrama mountain! whom loyal treopo blocked tho re boIo’ march
an Madrid and also Covta, Morocco, where loyollst wsrahlpo attockod
rebel forte. Tho government concadad tho Inourgonts control t t ot
tho H prvvlncto In Ipaln. (Aaaoclatod Proto Map)
Private automobile*, overturned, wrecked and burned during hravy fighting between rebel* and
loyallata In Barcelona, Spain, are »hown in thla A laociated Press radiophoto. The Leftist govern
m ent occupied Barcelona, after both the loyalists and rebel* had claimed possession of the city
during fierce battles. (Associated Preas Photo)
EMBASSY HAVEN FOR AMERICANS IN MADRID__ £ )
FLEE TO U. S. EMBASSY IN MADRID
MUTE EVIDENCE OF SPANISH REVOLTS FIERCENESS
Within the palatial United Mateo i n t i w y (above) at Madrid, l i t Amirtcini ware maraanad by U *
bloody fighting between fpenlah leyalleto and rabala Military ebeerver* believed the refugee! were net
to danger unlaaa troepe tat bay and control and 'run valid” through tha ally. (Aaaaalatad Praaa Photo)
LOYALIST SHIPS SHELL REBELS AT GIBRALTAR
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Ut forcis, lying In « Barcelona stric t. The picture
tdrp h cn eJ t"* bc,Wccn " W and J0y a|.
London and radioed from there to New York. Pierce flgjjtln- w
rwln ^ord**iii1 y rapes, to
Bpaln with a major buttle eipectvd nutth of Mad.Id.
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Mra. Lula da Laveaga Sebrlan aitd her children, Lulitqu* and
In J m w , r * among tha Americana reported to have Ukan refuge In
lb, U(llud 8 u u ,
Madrid, as rebels attompled to
"itorva out” the capital city. Her father la Algernon Crofton, San
Pranclaco lawyer, and her husband U a prominent Royalist, (A*-
»ockted rm. Photo)
U. S. Consulate _
Tells Of Revolters
Employe K i l l e d
Imperjljng U. S. Ship
rabal forte at
Cervanteg a#
RED C R O SS CARES FOR SPANISH WOUNDED
Pairing an epidemic af dlaaaaa tram
Gibraltar and return la thalr revolution •tfriiM toitry. TMa radlaphata ■
taraanan and ahildran, arriving at Gibraltar In a email dining peat— only
Praaa Photo)
STEAMER TO RESCUE AMERICANS FROM SPAIN
A fjpnnlih omptoye at tha
American consulate at Barcelona,
Santiago lUurralde (abate), and
kta British chauffeur ware abot
In death while on a raUilon da*
ilgnrd to protect American Uvea.
Ha bad beenvwttb tha co.\dato
blance. Ha aaU a plane tried for 17 yean. (Associated Prana
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to bomb Dm ehlp and rabala at Photo)"”
Malaga tbrta toned to bam the
Bimouth.
(Aaaoalatod
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Photo)
York'* gigantic tri-borough bridge
Carl Carmar, anther at "Lilian
far a Lraaeewa Drum," reporti
Im . . -•*»!-wiltati are working on
a eoag wttfc t^al UUa.
The dm of enaff to i el lev* ear*
in ktada of hatdachaa la report*oma af Dr. Samoa! Johnenn'a
I by Prof. J. Wagntr-Jauntrr af
writing wag dona with a printer*!
hay at ku elbow waiUng la taka
vnih tha Uvea of Americans
by Die -_----Rightist; reratL the ttaama
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Sanford In The Only Contra] ••
f lei Ida City Affording Rail. Highway!
And Wattr Transportation
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY *8, 1938
rarK Avenue
Discussion Is
In D anger Zone
COUGBUN
r e p u d ia t io n o f f a r m d e b t s
For Indian River
Canal, Fly Funds
CommlMkmers W i l l
Canvasa Residents
For Reactions To
Business Building
New Senator Expects « |
County And City To Get Reimburse-' ^
Fbr Grower* 4
Plan Discussion Hments
urt By F ru it Fly; -j
Of .Tax Problem Pepper Is Called ^ |
I
r To Take Cover As
* S t o r m Advances
. JACKSONVILLE, July 28.
if- (AP) — South Florida,
from Fort Ploren to Key
West along Atlantic eout,
■May braced ltaelf for a
•typical atom advancing out
of the Bahama Inlands.
• TVias W n a U iA F
ig
in
U n w in
intensity
A mortmain to c u i u i m l*
dtntt «a Park Aiu im between
10th 8tr**t and 14th Street was
voted by a Ur Corowill, loner* but
night la an effort to determlna
Whether the a m
ahould he
opened to bnalaaaa enterprtaee.
The decision followed a formal
denial of a reqeett by G. W.
Spencer for’ a permit to erect a
filling itatleo at 13th Street aad
the Aetna*.
•■Lsit vwk thi CommlsaUn
Alfred T.
Nofer
(above), passed oa. the request, saying
American commercial attache In that business** ■ woo Id pot be
charge
ef the bureau of Foreign1
aanctlonad
la . the.. Motion
unless
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Intend to do everything
m w wunt.tra wa I a
■a a i i W .
Mk
ni my
power to secure
Mediterranean fruit f i r '*
iroprlatlon," said Clau
’epper, Democratic can
lata for the United Stal
lenate, speaking to a dlnl
oom full of Kotariane 1
heir guests at the Mayfi
s lid
“If ft mething will not be done forthwith to aid the farmer, h« will be forced to repudiate hla
debts and those who engendered the debt*," Fell er Charlee E. Coughlin, the Detroit radio prime,
told thousands of farmers at a "homecoming” rally for Rep. William Lemke, Union party presi
dential candidate, In Hankinaoo, N. D. II. U »lv wn t right 1 delivering hit exhortation. At the left
but
yet reached (Aaiociated Press .Photo)
hurricane force with winds of
more than 10 miles an hour.
Forecasters said the storm
Would causa high winds around
<jS3*CT*.hagl"'llei about noon and
probably has not
A ttorney.- Will Talk * ‘Man Of Destiny*, j
Over Proposal To
N a m e Receivers Large Crowd A ttends
R o t a r y Lunchbon ^
In Honor Of Pepper, j
Speer Funeral Is
erection of filling sUUona or
would reach the extreme South- Scheduled
|
For 4 garages
outside the fire limit,
Sait Florida Coast near or South
without the approval of the City Commissioners
ef Miami during the latter part
Of
the afternoon. Northrvil P. M. Wednesday Planning Board.
Commissioner Leffler proposed
Mens warnings were hoisted
Select Favored
the canvass for public opinion,
f m i Fort Pierce to Kay West.
' Vessele off the cofit were Rev. Bram To Offi reiterating a desire not to act
against the desires of the ma
■rged to taka to rueer.
ciate In Holy Cross jority.
City Projects
The move ws> officially
' South Florida el tie*
made
Episcopal Ch u r c S )
toady for the approaching dU»
abases a* radio stationv and
w ip t y w i. hraudeext warnings • Funeral service* for Mrs. Mary
U. Speer, 64, wife of Georg* A.
i aS common! tit*.
The t Cdsat Guard aad •purma- 8 p m Sr., will be held at 4 P. M.
mt relief organisations aunt Wednesday from the Holy Croat
•rd to belated spot* and smalt Episcopal Church with the Rev.
dp* which might bot h* ad- Martin J. Bram officiating.
Interment i* to be In Evera J -IlL M -h P n k lU . . 1
g len ' Cemetery.
Active pallbearers art M fol-
ascended by Cominis* loner Du-
H*
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Magnolia A v e n u e
Widening P l a c e d
A t Read Of List
it Records Are
tiered Locally
h Mark Of 98
Russell McCracken, a gradUate of Murray T eachet.' Col
lege in Kentucky, ha. accept
ed a position a , hl.loiy In
structor and assistant athletic
dirvetor in the Seminole High
School, County Su|»-rinlrndent
T . W. Lawton annuunri-il today.
The addition to |h«- I.h-*I fac
ulty i* now instructing phjdcal
eduction In Camp f'loudmunt
In Mrntonv. Ala.
Mr. McCracken it high y rec
ommended by Jamea Hichmond,
Mm ray preeldent, who say* hla
The Commlsabq received for
consideration climate* of bid*
far repair* on tha Chamber of
Commart* building but took no
action toward assuming reaponal
With tho County Planning Board
billty of financing the |1S0 pro
gram. Arthur Brsaan and Walter today scheduled to decide on. most
M., Haynes appeared for the civic desirable projects for the County,
body.
City Commb. loners last night
City Clerk Frank La maon re proposed^wh.t it-considered the
ported
tkfl
I1JOO
It
available
Arthur taeharr.
moat necessary endeavor, for,Ik# <former rtudenl “ahoufd lnai*
Jr. W. A. Lefflar, Randall Chase, fnw n a w M s a l l i t i k n k A itilliA lilarw 1
a moat value Me addition to the
municipality.
lfmwklns Connelly and F. D.
Sanford school system."
Widening
Magnolia
Avenue
and
Scott
Further, tho Murray presi
Second Street waa placed at the dent wrote that Mr. McCracken
Honorary pallbearsra are R. A.
Newman, D, L. Thrasher, Dr. 8.
head of the Hat. The baaebr. l club was one of the outstanding stu
Puleston, Walter Hand, J. C.
house and gralidatand came second. dent* in hi, college, participat
Hutchison, Ralph Wight Frank
and*"brldgeKVfund A ,,w ,r project was third and re- ing In virtually every phase
8. Woodruff, II, F. Wbitaer Sr.,
as lust ended will' boMlltallon of the pier ws* fourth. of canipui life.
He vai quarterback on the
Ipal government• A ™ * "
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tha liat it that of th* gulf c«ur*e foods I teem and tojk an active
part In all other aport*. He wj»
,jn_ s tK- | i t . whota reconditioning it aought.
a ^ Light Com- „ ° « 0 Caldwell. Henry Watson and rdltor-lnchli-f of the inatltutiun'a year l»ok and the organ
formally nolifted 0; » • B^ ntrr •» V",
f,vor
Ian of a contract.
«*P*nd'ng aufficlent money on i s e of a atudent government.
Pre.ident
Hichmond said
ts nrovtda aloe- *h# Cour*» L» whip it Inin shape.
character and leadership were
'itv
water
plant.
Mr.
Caldwell
asked
that
the
projvacation. A bunting tiro caused
■t hM been
pro- •«*
to • P">"<inenl
poal- Ihe mo.t outstanding qualities
n p
Ufln b*
on»ft*d
th# Clty>i
11>t
their automobile to overturn,
of Mr. McCracken.
crushing Mra. Spadr, ■
on approvad a
Th* board last night approved
Mr. Speer, a prominent Banis to tha Jackson *»• wore proposed progre.alve
ford baalnosaman, escaped with
»f New York the maaawua tef be flnsnced partly by
,
,
out severe Injury. Ho rotnmod
mdared to Marvin governmental funds. One wa, tho Fifty IjOC&1 Woodmen
homo today.
I
¥ Reporta from Naasaj, capital
Of the Bahama Islands, kmId no
damage waa known Li tM Isklwla. Tho highest wjnd lerorded at Naaaau waa da mile*
t hoor. The coli-iHU foeeint tent a boot to Investigate
condition of Usd epenge fleet
off tho lilandi,
' Bfantel
reported
moderate
weather. Barometer* south of
Miami began a alow fall during
tho morning. Thooa north of Mi
ami remained about' steady.
McCracken Named
To School Post
V.
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NEWS
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Attend Meeting
fKm
i l w nproviding
r a v D I f i M aabout
l w i n l CAT!
ia k '
the rCity
f&O pcash.
Plana for tho athletic clubhouse
were prepared by Elton J. Hough
ton- It would be SO feet long an I
20 feet wide, providing sufficient
to bouso a major league ball
T w e n t y Merchants room
team.
To Sponaor Entries Approval also waa written on
plans to widen certain sections of
In Beautjr
Celery Avenue, Union Avenue end
Oak Avenue. Total coat of the en
Twenty Sanfeod merchants to
deavor I* estimated at tSUnO of
day had signed U sponsor an which the City would furnish fl,entry In tho formal beauty pag
eant scheduled t o
the Rita
Theater oa Aug. 4, aaeordlnf to
Miss Helen WeOmon, organiser
of tho event
Tho load wiener will in
crowned “Ml** Sanford" end sent
to Daytona Beech hi September
to compete for the title of "Mlao
of case*, for
Florida' against wtaaow to m
ha at least,
approximately IN cthor cftiae.
Municipal
■day afterten that last-
■
Contest
Twenty-Three Defendants March Past
Mmiidpal Bencji In Monday Session
Legion Is
T o F e to
charged with disorderGi
Wt, to or I0‘ days, lusfy
p<
Jcssio Mas Mitchell,
lllton and Thomas Oliver,
H
jed with disorderly com
al
duct; each |A or 10 day*.
Marion Hicks, charged with
assault, transferred ta juvvnO*
courti Handy Grice, alleged to
hav*. bpen drank, fd or 10 dags,
suagmutedi Monroe Holt, eald t*
have coaimlttcil aeaault. 111 hr
M dayi| Henry Camp, chafMd
•sangtt on one count and dteoidtety conduct on a second
driving allera- c o « » 111 er 30 days on first
. M. Elkin* and cha^m second c u e tontinueep *’
(to n . Akin, charged with e*
per hath white,
*auH emrtlnucd; »***)# Witllamv,
c h a jjg w lth disorderly copduriHMtemlaacd: D. K. J otmu, alb M m have conducted himavlf
dlsonM y. |S or-|0 days; Fannie
F iiiiiii, Ann* June* and WUIte
FWjhl-aU charged with dteerderlKMndaet, etch |5 or 10 day*
1
'T £nU during the fruit fly ram.
palgn of i m and JM9 and th*
effort. . to secure
re-Iraburewmente for farmers and gtswum
which thue far hast proved In
effectual.
“I am alio whole-heartedly , Ik ’
favor of the canal prajert con
noting the S t Johns River with
the Indian River and 1 InteM
to do everything 1 can to secy ns
an appropriation not only f « r /
the construction of this canal. ,
but alto far the further Invrsrw- ,
ment of the S t Johns River.
Mr. Pepper eakl that he pro
pped to work in does harmony .
with Florida'* other senator, ami.
all her representatives, aai raid
that he had already Wen In caw
tset with some of them, prom- ;
king them hla sofyar! fat' all -
53 Local Youths
Sign To Attend
Camp At Winona
Educational Program ,
Sporting E v e n t s ,
Billed For Outing
Fifty-three
Seminal# County
boys' today had elgsed to at
tend camp at Lake Winona, In
Volusia county, beginning Aug. 3,
i t WiLSAMWCrt by 11. E. Harris,
dirvetor.
A full program of sports, educatlunal Instruction end hand!craft will l« available during Ihe
two weeks' period, Mr. Murrla de
clared.
special Instruction In Red Cross
life ssving and first aid will oa
trlven by competant fnvtrnctor*.
Hilling vrl I bo taught those who
desire the course. Woodwork and
othor craft Instruction 1* on sched
ule.
Sports include tennis, volleyball,
diamond ball, touch football and
other types of game#.
A Hoy Scout court of honor will
be held on the night of Aug. 21 at
the ramp, Mr. Morris said.
Following aro the boys who have
signed to attend the Winona out
ing: ,
Leroy Kstildge, Georg* Speer,
III, K, C. Harper, Jr., David Gatche!, Douglas Garner. Harry Lae,
Charles I'nrka, Joo fren.haw, Ray
Fox, Jimmy Ijhoenukrr, Billy
Hhoemsker, Norman Hasty, Ralph
Smith, Cawthon Hutchison, Billy
Cullum.
,
|
Iirura Bolt,
Kenny Leffler,
llrantley Adama, Walter Turner,
Edward WaUhall, Jack Eeans,
Eugene Harrison, WII l*m Coursey,
Giles Chapman,
Jim
Brown,
Buck Forgueon, Jimmie Carter,
Rny Dunn, Arthur Beckwith, O.
W. Matthews, David Shannon.
Dill Mirtfn, Jack Martin, IL W.
Shannon, Leon Sieinmeyer, Albert
Zlttrower, William Owens, Ed
ward Croaby, BlUy Lewi*. J. W.
pierce. Lester Tableiu, Bill Wins
low. Hugh Parker, Tiny Parker.
Buster Jones, Harold Sponsor.
MJ lard McMDIfn.
Kenneth
MeMDUa,
Walter
Cruse, Frank Bledsoe, Raymond
Ashton, Lew)*. Nader and Georg*
Nader.
There aro f t other youths from
Orlando who also will attend
camp, according td Mr. Morris.
New Dog Ordinance
Awaiti| City Action
* A new city ordinance govern
ing the disposition of u.licensed
and unracclaatod dog* waa, not
adopted !a»t night by cemmtealontr* since a fttR heard gnu not
present.
City Clerk Frank f an!eon said
today the sow law probably will
bo brought up at th* ngrt boud
meeting.
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Meanwhile, Or. a i f . Baker,
veterinarian- who hta beea iaosa-
S
tha possibility o f n s m l * - - * .
calvera, adding that he has yet
to find anything In the prop™*!
which might be contrary to law.
The City Attorney waa to
have discussed the plan at 2 P.
M. today during, a special meet
ing of lb* County Commission.
Government Plans
Bombing Raids To
Rout Rebellionists
f n r- The Aaeectelcd t*i.ea|
Spain set out todey with deter
mined bombing flights end mountiln raider* to hasten the demise
or tha 11-day rebellion.
Artillery aleo was wheeled Into
action to rrueh tho Fascist garrl■ona, particularly In Ith* north.
On# report eald rebel holdout# In
the loyola Barracks, near Ban
Hebaatlin, aarrendered uncondU
tlonally following a long eteg*.
Fascist Insurgents at Oviedo ap
parently are hanging on to the
garrison but tha govamraant propared a new bombardment.
New outburst* of dell war
rocked mountain barrlen to Mad
rid Itself, Both aid** claimed vic
tory. loyalists asserted a daring
mid blasted tho Insurgent am
munition dumps out of existence.
Rebel beadquarteri announced
the rapture of a mountain village
In bloody fighting wilh hundreds
dead and wounded.
General Emit* Mol*. Fascist
chieftain, predicted hla men would
roach Madrid Thursday or Friday
end said a “strong military dic
tatorship" weald follow.
•The American cruiser I Quincy
anchored In Southern Harbor at
Allcaate awaiting scores of Unit
ed State* cltlsena still marooned In
Madrid. On* hundred and fifty
Americana aro sold iUI| to bo In
tb* capital city.
At Berdeanx France, author!Um detained four British airliner* ponding Investigation of a
report that they artre bound far
Spanish Mormon to ferry rebel
(oinforcatnente aero** tb* ■traits
Accident Victim
V- Holding Hla Own
L Franc**, T», pedeaterlan vie-
™
5!* w S!?
th« Senate he hope# to tnaugu-* * '
rate a new rualnm which wuhl^■ .vj»
have a counterpart In inch fat* . '
lovrahlp gathartnga aa tha Rutnhf
and Kiwanb club*. Ha auggeata that Florida’* tero aanatora.i 'v_
and Its fivt representative# meet
together at least once a week
to dlacuaa the problem# of tack ,
ono of them, and to co-ordinal*
a sound working program foe
all of Florida,
Mr. Pepper digressed
koto
‘;
Ing enough to pay a Hub apo* >
rial tribute to Dr. and Mrs. W,.
T. tangley who were amen? Ik*
luncheon gueeU. Mr. Pepper raid
that they need to bo close frtenda
when be was a little boy In i
Camp Hill, Ala. and ho urged,
hla newar friends hero .In S*a«
ford to find out about hte peat
from Dr, and Mrs. Lan;l*y,
Reminding hi* audienco that
Im had com* from a humblo :
taoiUy which could never cm *
tribute much to hlo aupport, Mr.
Pepper eUted that ho hod
worked hla way through roHegOw
the University of Alabama, and
Harvard Law School, by work*
lag In coal mines, and waiting .
on table*.
Th*a* experience*, he 11 U, ho
enjoyed, heeaneo waiting On ta* '
blue, ho always gut tho be^t Of. .
tb* food, aad working In a teal
mine made him fed so much,
better after ho hod had a shower.
to roturn to Sanford at
lliiio In tha near future b
purpoeo of making an Inst
t of tha I t. Johns Rh
l as the proposed cknal
Indian River.
,,
.,c<V
11. B. Pope, president «
a
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FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1M€
M * 8AHF0BD HKRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
■ /,
Down Palatkc^
7
Lookouts
In 7 faW
S fraig fa
Wright Pitches McMullen Steals Lookou t 'First Baseman Is Schneider Gives Di M aggio’s
M r o th e r HasMrs. Jarrett Is
7-Hit B a ll As Home Asr G-Men One O f Best In League Islanders Goose
Fo r Yank Star Crossed Off U.S.
Mates Draw 11 Win 3-1 Fracas Eddie Davis Has Fine Chance To Reach Ma Egg, Wins 3-0 Says Jo e W ill Flay Ten Years Of M ajor Olympic Teams
jo rs; H it .307 In Y earV P erform ance In 1934 With E ast Dixie
'Azalea# Use P air Of Reds Caught F l a t Hurlcrs in E ffort
footed;* E xtra In
]' To H a l t Scoring
nings Are Played
By JU LIA N BTaNRTROM
Eddie Davis, young first sack-r
--------------------- ----------- ■ ■
GAINES VI L i.E ,
July
21— for th* Lookouts, la bolls red to
Shellacking tun jutchrni for a
KT. AUGUSTINE,
rMHUi.A otatw i . b a u v *
tutu) of II
hrs, I.n* Sanford W iiitiy .Me.Mulien’ll stealing homo bo ono o f tho best fir s t basemen
John Schneider, SL
Beach
«
*t
Aziltna, 7 Ijj I, here yesterday in tin tenth Inning to neons the In tho Florida Stato League.
ace sauthpnw, hurled three hit fielder of th* San Diego Padrva,
’ 24.—(AT— M n . Eleancr Holm Ja r
JJ It
ball here yesterday and had no began * discourse on ■ favortt*
afternoon, making it two in it winning mn gave tho (iilneivflla Davis has had much experience Uoiajsvillo
BERLIN , July 24.—W V A fter
swimmer,
*
It u
trouble in banking ike leading subject—hla trothcr, Joe, frtoh- working out yesterday for the first rett. star haekitrolw
mw /Over the* AiaU us un<l tho (2 iimn a 2*1 win over the Dc- in tho national gam * and ha, * rau uI«,U"
w n dropped from the Olympic
.4(1 1Daytona Beach [slanders, 3 to 0,
fins
chance
to
reach
Uv*
majors.
1
*•!-•««*
"
11
|(<d*
hrrs
yrstcriloy
aflerLookouts ihirtl sutif.-iHivu victory, I I-*iitel
man star * f the Now York Yan time on the Olympic track, Ger- tram last night by the Amet ica n
is
i t V ,1 Ji .
Eddie Is 31 ysars , of age,
It wra the seventh time this rea kees.
Y H ffH if** I m it H
Wright. «n th»*m*nirifi for Su-i IMtoili at Harris Field. This was
com ml Hue.
Chairman
many's daahmen wagged their Olympic
Hanford
T;
I.
son
that
the
Saint
southpaw
has
■tonda
8
fret,
3
1-2
toebaa,
and
in the pn»l
foH , wat in rare form, limiting tin- a*, mid limu
I Vine*. 30, and two years older
HI. Aug a St Ins I; Ifertana H.
heads disapprovingly when they Avery Rrundage annnuncetl, for
lamed the Gas Souse Gang.
la ClnistiVlII*
1; iN^iW 1.
the Aniletia to !*c!Y»*rt v*iiU*ly ical* Vr|*4.“k lli.it tleM u ltar has sttdut weighs 181 pounds; Davis
than Jo * , is a capkbl* bah player
T-dmr
So invincible wan Schneider that himself, and hop*a eventually to ■hook IU duat off their spikes. 1 violating training rules. Her en- .
ieretl hit* gfwwl fsir uni* run, Iutm* with the winning run to very lanky and worka around
Hanford at (IaImrv IH*.
the
IslsU were able to push but land in the big time. Right now, They said the track v/a« too hard try In the Olympic backalroke
n
f
i
t
r
s
inning
contest.
He
I
nil
the
Hut
corner
as
(f
ha
had
been
H*si ( 0 At I'mIn l It a,
which cmme in the fi r* t inning
swim waa withdrawn.
two
men
past first bise. An error however, he la content to perform
•
iWnn.l
At
Ht.
Attfuntlnp.
home
Ja
il
Friday
to
end
^tfsie
in
the
m
ajor,
for
soma
time.
OH a walk, u uncrifiit* umi Smith s
and brittle.
I The decision to drop Mrs.
and
a
base
on
balls
allowed
Morten
I
inning
battle
with
the
nn
I
Eddie
attended
th*
Phillip,
in tho Pacific coast league, and
»Ingle to light tu*M Krnm th**n
KATIOMAIi I.KAUIM
Work o f the rebuilt track has Ja rre tt apparently coat the Unit
Prt to reach the middle sack in the pralao brother Joe. Vince Ins great
Won I amI
High School In Birmingham, Al
on until tin* ninth •inning Wright Imyloiis II. sch inlanders.
Just teen completed umtrr sumir- ed States a sure winner In tha^
-132 second frame and in the siilh,
tt
12
I In
uiiim1 al.u ma'ki-.l I l.t abama. and played on the high f’hli*AEr»
Wat never in ftnnger In thu ninth
hopes for Joe.
j.K*isuia
M
1&
,|IT
•laIon of experts.
Uncertainty, wnmen’s swimming event. She waa
I!* •chool team. When ha waa gradu -' m
,i<lh i-vtrs inning rim tiit.
V'Vi i .Viuibn
«• 41
.213 Hitllrman belted out a futile ilnu- I “Jo e 's got everything it lake* however, enshrouds the ical quali a member o f the United Stales
ha momentarily last
control.
ble
to
left.
47
44
.223
ii.li' h'.i.ir last Friday tu ‘ I'd Bud fie began playing aandlot and New VtciK
I to make good,” Vines said. “I'd ty of the cinder path on which the Olympl; forces in 192H and 1032
Cauiiicr o|»i r»i *l I hi* inning with
.213
41
43
rlncliiMtill
The Sslnti were nlih- to m u
nil I I inning
liutGii W|th
thu amateur ball. Whan ha was 17 IItiptun
41
4K
.467
br almost willing to bet that he track and field stars of the world and was uvewhelmingly favored
41 itlnglo tn u n til W right Hum
‘. l i i J Klnsel, lanky Daytona righthander,
hlildtirlphll
34
34
_______________
______________
___
[
h"
signer!
with
the
Chattanooga
Will bat .325 or te tter this year. will struggle for O ympie glory to retain the 100-meter backstroke
hit Kmer*«in un I JummcinvilU* in
III toftkljr It
21
(7
.»*>
for
but
six
blows
but
three
of
lockouts of th* Southern AaT v i f t r i i r ' i tig-awl I A
Hr h is 10 years of major league Aug. 2-9.
1crown the wren at l.us Angeles
•urccitHmn filling lhr hnifw with
them wers good for extra base- is
ClitHri iiAtl t, lloAtun I.
■i"Bh- t“ riglit. ,lU llb y jH,ppe.t UK!|aUon. lit was farmed out
Iwsi-ball ahead of him, I think.
Officials described the trark fo u r years ago. During Her pre
none out. Ilowi vn, Dopey Deno
|
*U
(
ali
tjr
A
It
|i,
I'tlllAitglpfliA
t.
the
local
crew
took
advantage
of
■nit t.i third. Wright -ingle.I tu ^
Uaion Rouge, I . , club, of
('hlC-AiRO 2; /Isrodlllll II 1.
"You know, Jo e 's only teen play fine, but from sport circlet it was liminary e unpaign this summer she
some early breaks to pile i p , 1
It It -mi trig Ouncan timf Over the East Dixie League, In- tu34.
Ml
Maw York 1.
ing baseball for about three years, learned ft .still lacks the final to .ch appeared virtually unbeatable, winto
0
Iraii.
Snnfonl will \n v t t l inen
U
iw
n
Y*Sw
r
U nit ihnn went in t*» hurl for lie played all the year there ami
C h its iH
At It r iH ik ly n .
Yllle’i Ci-Mf-n 4»n (hr I ‘cal fit
S t Augu,tlne got the jump frum lie only played a coupl*»of games to condition It for new records. I ning the national championship
IViliitkii anil after hitting Clnry, hit ..107 for the in tlra year.
Ml. 1.11ii I■ «t Hew York,
-Moreover It i* vahl to have long and the Olympic tryouts ty wide 4< J
lamormw iftirnor>n. A iloutde e-sin ip 1 t iing'tnn t«* ground out
the start pushing over two *,111. s in 1932, and then Joined the .Seals
1*111a in ir n tt ■ ( P h lI* * l-lp h iA .
Jn 193B, Davis was 111 and was
C 'litrin o M lI a ! llo a io n .
hcmler ti ,* t j .lull.I for (In*
in the opening frinre. Bonner nut- t lit 1933. That waa the year ha waves nollcrable only to the n n- margins. She holds the Olympic
- r..n.I t.. fir-t. The larokiiuto p it [iut t j,je to payt^ip*!* |n ,pring
nera although hardly perceptlo:i) record of one minute, IB.3 sec
Lookrnt* in iH-iiiml S;n<lnv
raced an Infield hit to sr-o n i link- 1r-tihlishrd the coaet league re f
a h f . n i t i ft L K . K U K
I " 1 in., mure run. in the eighth , 1<)n)ng
w|,h
th (
lookouts.
onds far the event, made In a
to the spectators’ epea.
S e w Turk
29
23
941 rr rapped to thirrl ami when Dil old for consecutive hitting. Hr hit
Todsy Hu* I«* c are playing
.... l i n e hith and unr error
1 When Eddie did gat In shape he f'lbYelu fir|
trial hrst nt l,c* A ngers, as well
Uo lingham threw too I le to aeron l lor <11 games straight.
21
4»
in C»«ine.ivi||t'.
11
41
.244
A , !.. hum
pitching «u|H-rl.
w>, f , rmr,j out to Panama City, 1hmlrtill
Tho eieilemen*. of welcoming ns the world’s reranl of 1:52 for
J o e felt kind of bad when ha
in
an
attempt
to
cut
off
.........
4
"him
nit
«>
41
.219
Bon-1
hall. Wright -tarti-d «t th,- hst
hst K|lir|U. f |u), of
tho
Otorgla- HtoMlOtl
almost h a s the I&O-yarda backstroke.
41
2JJ nrr. all hands were safe llonner wn* flnal|7
«J
He wanted to foreign Olympians
lilt u line drivi width ww* cuuj<hl t’1 itin r Ivvu
a
nut
44
44
.211
two hit
Into
out
«f four
four K|„r),|B L r , gue. Rddla hit 2 1 VV StallIHM f n n
Mrs .Ja r r e tt's difficulties with
reached the culmination paint for
scored
when
Kinsel
uncorked
„
'
,"
t
*
new
r*
eanl
*'■
!«**««•■
Ml. 1»u*»l l m
3*
29
.119
by Multlsy wl>H dnuhletj Kun*rson
k fo
pint**getting
Kfdtinu
i'i
the ()*ymplc authorities began tn
t„ the
theplate
•" h..me runa during lh« time he win |'hlll«i|vl|ihiil
*9
.334
11
.l
i t I Wild pitch and Baker score,I when M ,rb® h* '11 do U y ,t io ,h* bl< today's ceremonies for the Ameri
Off ftcoMtl hiiHa*, nrid (tueriu
c r un ■ i»nd smrinif nn*'
can athletes—negro
participants contequence or an all-night partT
1 —Ot4s|-« Hi— llt h e r e . With a month and a half
Manager FlU gcr.td dropped n dim- '" " 7 ; .
4; 13#troll 2.
struck out to i «u| Hit- mlly.
I
I Chtruf,
l.nokmjt cslh ir left iif the season,
Eddie was
« r*. .i
t fJl F» A«»4
fWyv 1WV ,w r t aA ^ V . ' J i '
I k to left.
- . . -i 'Altai ^a 3Miiirjl,.h m a
\VA«hJriMion I , Chi>-itg<> 7.
Urmlbin > Miuu*l I’m* I'nhitk i, |
y.e ntiri* from thn Knm® m sent
Ilnaf trti 9, (*f*V»Lt,hti |. ___ .
■S W 'to J-e * .» -4 r ta -yi«mu)je f, guliteff* 1h tfiumirh U haaagtr'thd i IWUaawrtw'-strrlnr the -feallvTle the
ChaUan*oge club
. fymjrffV J otjc/ wv. >r vr'ewut w .s
H9W lot* H i.* iaClul«
tljl turn h jJ« gianl ft,; r Vila - Iie- 1 y(^0 . «V IK m ,
liea Included Charles McArthur,
re-tm i mf
-y. . Sj
i. ,and
then takes a awing at eapital'to the Town Hall.
wwsVril In tho second hut tho Salats ' **'*■*•
n ‘> U*V8
faflIHVi T « | * Y
j writer husband of the actress
u .*
tn i% i (.
lloatnn Al Iketrolt,
tCedcd 'o
c in e hack with a run in the f..l-|,h* U * 1 *cton J1 Helen Hayes, who did not attend
Hem Yitfh At ('hintgo.
||3r tCfcVrTIhlP irriWtMrrF li*
ninnn • r ..tv«*«l 1*1 sliilinif into nr*t n«w#*, AltiJiny^ N y .t club of the Inter
lowing frame. Fltigerald led o ff* . "N otN ng Ifithera Joe et the
I'll llnile>it»h U aI i'liiiin n tl.
the party. This gay time, during
liy retiring Hit* *♦!»• in uni*,
*. twi**
two,
A*lit orotuihl v i«* out of ihi* national l-cngue, khe. .played 3B
with ■ double to left center and plate, and that’, why th . pitcher” | B O O k i e S P a / O f f O n
Washington At Ml. letiula.
thrvu t»nl i hi iIn- fouith innln/
fin
nlly
can’t
dope
him
out.
He
hits
any
P
a
ir
A
t
N
p
w
O
r
l
p
i
n
q
whlrh
M” ’
n * ,Jy dMlin«d
games with them but when tho
fame him e when llilllag* *
^
U T i e a n S , , heed h in t, that .he would re
I h i) iMMikfiilti* tiiii t M ■•§ it 11itl h i 1. | lh .
ham I*Hitcil Owens slow ru Icr to kind nftail. J u .t put it inr e " U
clubs brgnn playing night base
■ — lag -It,"--------1 tetter advised to return to the
Iruf
w|l|i II i|iriihl«‘ til h*rI
and he’ll
third.
ball, Davis lost hla batting eyr
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.—(A*) ithleles' quarters, eu'minated In
fit? Ill firm i? sumI i.rM t>» tliiril mi
Two Daytona
rallies
were 1. Vhlro P'wdtotwd Naw’Y o r k -a n J
nnd was returned to Chattanooga
A horse bettor's dream came the Ametlesn
Olympic commitII Willi jiitrli; Il,ivi fln-il out ii
stern tiled by d u ille
plays. The
J o*—would be In the World true here yesterday.
and wrs then farmed out here.
1tee’s serving a sharp warning
left. CaliM
l t>» >» nh*r *ror
.Saints
played
flashy
hsll
BROOKUNE,
Mi
as..
July
2
1
.|i,sr
r,i
nasny
nan
afield
,
In 1U3B with Panama City ne
, The handboodks |>nld off „n two putting the bterkatroke queen on
1rise HUtiuf, burn ;m in 14led in
J<M* **
when it come* horses and they didn’t finish in a probation je llh “’one more chance"
secured (1 h it, for 8 tripe to the W *)-Bobby Biggs of Loa Angeles hut Outficidvr I>ujn?an of the U -1
center, * 'a I«m »•»mif l«
third,
landers
made
tho
fielding
gem
of
w
,l*lng
letters,’’
bo
eaplalnerl.
plate tn tie the minor league young national clay court chain
dead heat. The bookies still n r i |n Brundage’d wbrdi.
OVttMUvrt hi nut'lil ( illI * in on ri
the day when he took Swindell's! ,
d . 1 haven’t hsani from him bit groggy about it, but here’s
Feeding this warning Mrs. Ja r-------- | record at that time. Davis wns p|0n, gained the final rntnd uf long drive to center with his back J n * ol,|f
But If the Yanks thalr explanation:
2t 13 selected on the all-etar-baskai- ^
Longwood Bowl tennis tourrett returned to her cabin Satur
lo thr stands.
' n*° Ihe World Series, I’m sure
In the ivrand race at Suffolk day night. She did not appear
hall squad of Alabama In 1913. nament yesterday by
defeating
Jerry Eitigcrald topped t'.o bit- *ronn* write him a letter, Boy, he’s Downs, Boston, Yesterday II ack J again upon the upper decka until
He aet tho record fo r putauto for Waller Senior, 27-year-o d San
ting fur both aides with a poll o f . *fot to f l * *"• “P with same'ducats Rhapsody and Tintoretto were
“ *be
" last night, white the ship waa fin
the Georgia-Forlda
League In Francisco player, 0-4, 8-2, 8-0.
1 — A n n o u n cem en ts.
doudes.
ing laid at six to one. The race ishing It# eight-day Vtyagc and
1930 by making 1M7
putouto,
Th* youngster, who has had lit.aarvle* which furnishes result* to- receiving the cheers r f crowds of
his nearest opponet i ecu rad only tie experknes on grass, found hla
UAVK Y lJtiit WATI.'11 repaired >
- ■New OrUaru bookmakers gave Germans who lined the hanks of
a fraction over 1300.
opponent easy.
by on* wlio really know, how , ,
Black Rhapsody a* the winner.
the River F ib * as the Manhattan
Eddie la liked very much by
Riggs will rest untilSaturday,
Briggs. Jeweler. Mag. Ava.
________
; Holders o f ticket* on that horse steamed slowly tuwfld Hamburg,
the Ssnfflrd /an, and .It U hoped when he will rngage tho winner of
.
collected 114, M OO and 34.40. When with its searchlights (Ruminating
hv many fans (hat he will not be today'a semi-final between the
8 — A u tom obile*,
v r, i . 6aanelatod Freaa
the bookies hooked up their phones the Olympic flags.
taken away from Sanford be- lop-ieeded Frankie Parker of la v Suborners I HI Maggio, yesterday a voice said:
rause Senford ha» a good chanre rencrvllle, N. J., and 17-year-old
Yankees _ Selkirk, Yankees | ,, "Sorry, boys, we made a alight
i 7 I to yet up Into fourth place In be. Joe Hunt of U a Angeles. Parker
__ ®*!*>
___ p . B” >wns error Wednesday In the second nt
lit n
BOSTON, July
24— (AT—Mrs. Bolters Browns **„
.
ia favored to defeat Hunt.
lilMirut. In the series play-off.
Frank A. Carreaud'a Time Supply, I; W c,t< Browns 1, Cuceinello,’ Bees Boston. Tintoretto and not Black
(laituy,
The
women’e
quarter-finals aeftnd chnico to A. G. Vinderbill'a 1. Cosearart, Uerf
Demure., Rhapsody waa the winner,’*
found three Californians entering Discovery, won the IJ&.OOQ added Cuba L Herman. Gnha I, Ulae
Bettors made a frantic search for
le iw ? .
I la via Daytona Beach Irlan<Jcra.
the second-last round, the top-seed- Massachusetts llamlicap beforo
Cardinal. I. Bartoll, Giants l’p Rip. torn tickets on Tintoretto. Those
A LLH TA TH tir»”% .Si-jirit* prices
\S f Ik ht J, l-tiu |ed Alice Marble of Palm Springs.
Tile
G-men
openrd
the
scoring
t
«
Mil*
:
I
IftYlit,
MN*
' Brubaker, Pirate* I, fortunate 'enrsqjh to find them
crowd of 35,000 at Suffolk Downs - *
ttnil dears’ i|milily. Reel and
H lo l.it Intere
t'tiiry .
Dorothy yesterday.
Ceml II, Phillies 1.
were paid off also.
in the seventh Inning when Fit- ‘ Grayn Wheeler and
8oni, 301 W. Khrat Mt.
•r it o t a
ilaaaii*, t illr r
Bundy,
both
of
Santa
Monica.
The
\\ llac.ii IhiUtiH |*l*l a man singled to left, waa sacri
Paul A. Shaw', Governor Rholta' ^
Yankee,
only Easterner lo qualify was Caro finished aeeund, three Nngths re- ^ ^ ° * i *
i»*iti, 21it 11by t** t i n r h
M * Traeky, In
- (*,tl.tlk* 2, Haitifuru ficed to second by Boacn, scor lyn Roberto of Naw York.
6 — S itu a tio n W untcd.
Hermann Reuter has written
h ill* , o ff
\S rig h t
3. ing on McMullen's single to eonhind tho son of Tim M iker. E. F.
2S’ ° * * ' lGI* " ^ , 11,0 ' Dkkey,
still another opera around the
hii“k i.til Ivy VVf l k ht. 3.
YOUNG EDI.Dll Eli IIIIY wants
Seagram '* Bland Tat was third
sndUa!f ra“* PWIMw 1#' Av’ F lo at legend.
MM* on Mr iMhury In tor.
Meanwhile, Gou1
and I.eon Carter’s
Black Gift
’ ,ndU n,
Gainesville scored In the tenth
Kill i* 7 w ith * run*; off
Job Diking Icavi-n or ruunini'
pod’s more famous ve-slon ap
t |•-* > I it 11 In gr. 4 wM il J
ihrn
McMullen
made
flrat
on
fnurth,
A.
0
.
Vandarbilt'a
ehauw1
U
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n
*
T
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k
l
errands. 1117 i'yprvsa Avu., lieh> fill r he I . liy I»mn
proaches Its 3000th performin.'t
W ilg ttl
( J timrntiiivIJI**, an infield hit. On Pfeifer's »actween Ilth and t VI*i y Avv.
at th* P eril Opera.
Phone 113
112 Magnolia
Hinorouii. rltlcc, ha want to third. * ploy
\\rtiilti I'm *ci| hull
U Ihi |*i|r hr*
Itm ilh iiry ,
NEW YORK. July 24— UP>-AIj as mn id, nurse
being
mula
/or
Mm
at
that
lack.
|.Ilf h e r : W r I m h t
luiAlrttf
rafu cmplnyi'i*. Violet William
Mr.*|i*urt
lin | iiif * , laohr
While tho Rrrio were
arguing do 8po!dl, Italian lightweight
'I*Iitir ' *f__un n.f 1 : r,7.
O il Cypress Avi
over that dee U kin, ho stole home champion, knocked out Jackie broke sluggishly and remglned far
■ (Kid) Barg of England In the sec
to toil the gam*.
Maid, illsliwuslilng, linti*| wink
ond round of a 10-itniml bout at
• H A R T Y O U * V A C A T IO N
Tho
G-men
are
scheduled
to
Wuntfd. Btichi-i Williurun, I3UN
Ebb* la Field laat night. ftprldl
O N TH I
f
meet
the
Lookouta
haar
today
V . Ilth . Klrvt-t.
T| _ n -1 P*rfer^ raw i*trldo wedding trip lo Cinida tho cou
weighed 157 3-4 a a d JJe r g 141.
at 4 o'clotk.
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Jimmy
Leto,
Tampa
welterWORK ' WANTED ly reliable,
raahed the coll into contention a t 1
! weight, now fighting out o f Itsrt
Peat colored girl. May Anne
th * half-mile polu and forced Good
ford. Conn., won a brulalng 10Scott, 11(11 |3th s i.
G am bles pure to the alg firlonge
round battle from Clato Locatalll
mark, where ho went Into the lead
WHKRK TO GO
WH ARB PROUD
o f Italy In one of the preliminaries.
N EAT, reliable colorsnl girl want
and merely brecced home In 1:49
OP OUR 8RRT1CR
work nf any kind. Mnlindi
La to need a dynamite-laden left
4-5, twn.fifths of a second behind
Tiitefulty furnlthed room*
TOUR WATCH MUST RR
Phillips, PH* lllife r Avs*.
ta pommel Loeatoii around the
tho In c h record aet by Top Raw
B eau tym l m ittr e m i
"B e tto r Ala ant to Sheet**"
ring In seven of the 10 rounds, Ha last October.
ACCURATE
MEN WANTED to traiii fiTr
Simmons beds
I s t a f f •rad Locate 111 with tafia tn
Official
RaOwny
Inapector
.
.
Time
Supply
pnl,|
|
9J0
straight.
position, in the Refrigeration
Comfortablo chairs
the first, floored him In (he ateW e Haver. Clew*
«.
♦5.20 place and $4.20 show. Gov.
' and Air Cuiulitliming field. Write
Koslful bed I1|htt
Sholta paid ||9 plact ami f 15
Box NCA. 1lei ul
Well lighted bathroom*
BUaha. Chapa, He4 er Celd
thaw. Stood Pat paid |S ahow.
lia .P A R X A YR.
1 1 — M lttrrllanruua.
Plato Loath
Thoso comfort* art your*
d | : r i v l L R B I^
■ -L f
League Baseball; Predicts B a t
ting Average Of .325
_______ Breach Of Training
Rules Bars Aquatic
SAN DIEGO, C*1U, July 24,— Cindermen Frown
Star’s
Appeasance
I UP)— Slumping dawn on th * play
On
Olympic
Track
July 21.— ers’ bench at th * total hall park,
ABOARD siT MANHATTAN.
Augustine', Vine* DI Maggio, htrailing rightAt German Games ENROUTE TO B ER L IN . July
Double Plays Bring
Halt To 2 Rallies
Tried By Leaders
q
&
, n
i . v
V
THE STANDINGS
w
w
*
Bobby Riggs Reaches
Final Tourney Round
, CLASSIFIED A1)V.
(governor S h o l t z
Places Second A t
Suffolk Race Bowl
Home Runn
s ilW M T ’Y M JR ftu
NU-CNAMEL
Jackie Berg Kayoed
By Italian Fighter
cun. wunis ji.i
f f i .a S 5 r ''
o.Di" :&
''► .i X ’ — r i r z r r J S
z i r . r j K i ---- -—
2 fz,"‘rr: ?— >
Ma.ie. the
r-USss*
*ANSLEY
ijout -fjtlania hom t
TONIGHT!
Dance and Cool O ff
McLAULIN Jeweler;
whothor you occupy en n<
pentiv* suite or • minimum
priced room. And tho m m
friendly and efficient servko
|o*s to EVEKY |u*st.
12—Wanted.
A N TED :
Small
dinkler' hotels
laeesyereted
CO.
CA11ING DINKVN
welUmpr
OCEAN FRONT bit rnd acvcral
I ad jacent, lots,, nt
Coronado
Beach. Vary Reasonable. Address
H r*. ' John E. Truitt, Box 121,
Now la the time to build end par lor • home for lean
outlay per month than preeent low rente. We ere
prepared to bwke loana on new conatruetloes under'
the Federal Homing Admlnlntrttlon finance plan. Let'*
Ulk thle over. C. M. Boyd, Sanford, Fie.
CHICAGO, Ju ly 2 4 .- ( * | —The
Chicago American said yesterday
Mrs. Maxine Richard, wldiw of
George L. -T e x " Richard, aports
peeaotor, would be merrtad Satur
day to Thomas A. Gill, Chicago
broker.
.
t I •* K
The ceremony, the -pews pa per
NOTICE
T H E M -U 8 E
Stanley-Roge-a
Rcgkstcrud Cocke?
I* 444-W or (10
'?•’ Then -xet a- General
Fan to? 13.43. Randall.
B m td O n l y O w B l
LE: used tractor wheel*
• 10-10 MeCormJck-Deert*ltk Ben look T in Shop.
1 Y* .*#’ TM:,* .
n
Widow Of Rickard
T«i Wed In Chicago
Nolle* le hereby liven that eealed bide will be re
ceived by the Board of County Commlaalonere of Sem
inole County Florida, pt their next regular meeting
tb be held at the Court House, on Monday, . August
8rdi 3036, at 10 o’ciodi A. M-, for the neeewery Gro
ceries, etc., to be ua*4 it the County Home and
uiunty Convict Camp, Mr the croalnv month. A list
of the euppltea which will Le used, may be obtained
front tht office of the Ctefc hf the Circuit Court.
■Miaevtioneoue for 8ale.
ERMINATE
,T
N11*.
CHICKEN DINNER 7Jto
■-f-.
r IN PREPARING YOUR
•
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.
COOL CRUISE-W£Y
�M M H D
Bmlnole County Produm
Prnfta And Vefotables Thun Any
Similar Area In America
Sanford (a The Only Central
I liiiidn City Affoiding Rail, Highways
Ami Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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___ _
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1936
VOLUM E X X V
Mrs. Jarrett
Battles For
Olympic Post
DROPPED FROM OLYMPIC TEAM
A (U W ia.ur parry m a r t vary
•" wWeh gleaner Haim Jarratt
(abaw) admitted drink lna tee
■Utah r tw IM la that ev*lmmlna
alar belief dropped from Ida
American Oymplo titm upan ar
rival at HamPurj . Germany. (ha
Champion Swimmer’s
Name Is Removed
From List Of B er
lin C o n t e s t a n t s
waa erdsred la tarn in dar uni.
farm and return to America lei.
mediately,
Sdata)
(Aeeocietad
Proee
Beauty Criticizes
Team Treasurer
Girl D e c l a r e s 100
O t h e r s Involved
In R u l e s Breach
BERLIN, July 26.— (API
—In a militant defense of
her own behavior, Eleanor
Holm
Jarrett,
disbarred
swimming ace of the Ameri
can Olympic Team, today
charged the Olympic Com
mittee officiate had "dis
graced and misconducted”
themselves aboard the Liner
•
- J l ' ~'.: n
Credit Production Unit
S ees Business Climbing
Manhattan an rout* her*.
She described aa "abortin g" a
mock marrUga and moek trial,
pm U «| over by
Gustavus T.
Kirby. treasurer cf Jh a ,Aj»aui-l .-m.
Kirby,
shipboard
manL She said at
laaat 109
other alklatea had violated train
ing .rulaa with regard to drink
ing or lata houn.
t
—r
-
'
“
• .'
A d^aw a
lti-
crease In Activity This Year
Over Past Seiason 1
An Increaur of 25 lo 60 pc r e n t
_
l,« vu,uo>*
Imalnean ovar lait
BERLIN , Ju ly IS .— Ufy~ T h a ■y**y
predicted i„d»y for
laat possibility for Eleanor Holm I IU3S-37 aclivily ,.| th* a«n[ord
Ja rra tt to compata in tba a le v -lJW u c tlo n Cf.nllt Aaamlntlon, scanlh Olympic* Gama, apparent- cording lo a slalc.m-nt mode by
ly vanlahad today whan tha Car- B.
- - U- - -Andrew*,
-ccri-lnry
and
art aw paa*
trca.u rer of all eimil.ir n.i.nclutiona In lid* district.
Further, Mr. Andrew, .aid tha
Juno collodion, from th i. area
o f the itato farmed the second
larg e.t lump *um ever lurried Into
th* production aaanciatljn’x head
quarter. at Columbia, 8. C.
Ha laid the object of the local
Tba nama of Rlehanl HolUclar/
today’ had t * * « addad U tba Iona of/Wa I . lo provide a one-etop coTha fifth co|gfT«aioaaJ dlalilct
ofavwttva titHltnthm .where
a Dwmovraiic Ifitagallv* Committee
•nn’ arTchrtSW TBOUia'
grower may obtain In one trannac- reorganiied In Orlando yaaterday
— homa add mado good."
A recant li.u a of tha Atlanta tion, all fund, which hu might need and approved a revolution that ap
ronatitutlon carriad a itory that In raining hi* cmp*.
pointment. to public
offices
In a bulletin relciied from the “•houid only bo given to persons
Mr. Holtselaw had been awarded
tha Faaquale Amato acholarthlp In South Carolina office, It wa. re approved and leeommendad by the
l.oul.lana State Unlvarelty echoot port*,! that 1129,593,070 loam warn party acting through i t . CongresouUlandlng on Jun e 31) In tha two .ional Executive' Committee."
of mueie.
Florida,
Mr. Holtselaw la a b a t. baritone Carolina!, Georgia and
The eeulon wae held In the An■Ingar. Ha left Sanfonl tome time with Iho latter .ta le now using gebilt Hotel where E. W. El iott
120,8.7,230
o
f
the
group**
fundi.
ago and ha. Head in At'anta
of I'alatka wa* named chairman
Throughout the four sta tci 79,- for tha next two year*. He euc■loco, managing a taction In a
large Atlanta department it ore. 637 farm er, nr* making ui* of f ceded Rey |. 8«lden of Daytontl
He haa had four yea re of ling- Iho available fa d litie ., It waa Peach who la not definitely «catlag experience In two of the amid.
*d on thn commltte* because of
A large advance In tha amount a runtc.ted election between him Georgian capita!', larger chorthre.
Ml* favorite opera la Gounot'a of loan, outstanding h a . mad# aelf and J .
B. Caudct or (he
" F a ia t ." Ha haa sung tha part very little if any Incraaaa in tha j tamo city.
,
total
overhead
Indebtadncea
af
the
a f •Mephiitophele* w|th tha A t
Among other resolutions pneeed
lanta Philharmonic Society.
farm er. In t h i. itata, Mr. An- wa. one lauding Jo * llfcndrlrks,
Along with Mr.- Holtselaw, on* draw. aald. Grower, um about »9 j Democratic congra..lon.| no.nli.ro
of hta bait friend., Rooett Guy, out o f every 910 borrowad to p a y . f rom this diatrlct.
Waa awarded a similar acholarahip.
iJ
* bU ° r d !
“ba. ‘ alwuy.
Tha two plan to itiidy together In to bonk^ l b . u i . n v eompjmia. h.M .U .d fa .U , ,o tha princi
and othor eoncorn* and Individuals,
Louisiana.
ple. of the Democratic party and
Mr. Andraws aaitl f.ha co-op
Bafb o f tha young man have been
baa a way* oahkltad tru# loyalty
erative
farm
loan
bualnaaa
ln
tha
h*«rd over WORT, Georgia Tech',
lo tha Democratic party," tha
four ataU* la handled by local
radio ataUan la Atlanta.
document i read. “ Hi# committee
farm
loan
aaiociatlona
o
f
which
M m E n u u H cltsclsw, mother
hereby glvea lu unqualified end
of the linger, maiden a t >15 Elm there arc 6,000 now operating ln unantmou# eodorsaraent and apA rena*. HU broths* Jam aa Holtx- Iho United State*.
cUw.. U employed by the Senford
Th# local repreacntatlva aald * I jf^n.Dkki a n ? ^ h
Coca Cola BotUIng Oompeny.
favorable Inve.tm ent m arket h a a ' memb ,ri ■ x a
Li .05[^
injibitfi the
i - nj B . - L . |m rm o rn I x X
lo t fifth district
The elating HolUctaw get Me
mnMeal eU rt la aa kmatenr pro
tv
duction preiented a t the old Milan* ronnactad, to make new loan* tear-1 * vo[e 0. . ^ f * 0*^ * ,1,ctlantn .a r ...
a * . ' A _r T *
waa prw *nt«l
Theater under tha epoaaenhip of Ing four percent
E T t ’'ra
ta tIn
a 'm
Z . |»y0 j work»
“ t * for “U “lang of
a^nd, h<
fa .,?
the fcjwanle Chib Kara.
m r ., Z
too
“ lioweet
rate
20 Jyenre.
0|j.
Demo Committee
Asks To Approve
Job A ppointees
Richard Holtzclaw
G e t s Scholarship
In Music S c h o o l
*
Of Accident Voile Williams, Jr.,
b Holding Hi. Own W ins Amateur Event
V ic tim
A t Local T h e a t e r
I. Herbert Freacee, 75. pedes
trian victim of an avtomobUa acctdaat W tdnaaday night, wna holding
VoU# WilUartT Jr, tenor, last
Ms own In-Fcroald-Langhleo Mewinner of the
•mortal Hospital, It wee re parted
M ■ aerie* of s i. amateur
today. •
“wrw* program# being preaanUd at
Mr. Prance* waa .truck by an Um '
TtMBtwr*
a a tM ih fla
driven by
iaaae
Thn f l m avant oa Jo ly 17 t r u
Lodge, an* a f Clto Comm la. loner
W alter Smith, female
K J- Lodge. H t au.talnad n
ernahad le ft
.
tie » tha avant* will
ha hM«d a««r WDBO in Orlando
f * ***\ **• Tha final victor In
—
S B S M W g J .f e
. Ffo« tha Pmt of CDatraJ flori
ns at Sanford.
a
.*»?F *8*04 fondly
m ahawtag arrtvaia
raa via 84, Johns Riv.
5 Ju ly » . 1M«.
^
• ■’ pcvJiwIeiuiL
Fvobably
R t l i l W ertw ", onkbatra
JO I a rt*, alx o f which
are
.• 4 l > f c
T r ip
O F SANFORD, gm R- John* River U m
A tlantic
patroloum
Co.
Calf
a f tha Sanfonl
I Bank, today had
aummer vacation
him to the citiaa
P itts.
VM M
by his
Margwerits lagr t away fa r twa
^^
fourth district committee
It wa* il»o raaoivad to direct all
afforU toward tha re-election of
President Rooeavalt In the No
vember election*.
Schofield Appears
A t Baptist Church
, F"d
BcbnflcU,. well-known
leader of arangallaUa
tomorrow
morning will land
Judg*
Jam a*
Rharon’a
Bible
Oa*# a t tha F irst Baptist Church,
It was announced today.
Mr. Schofield *I*o will
duct the regular morning
Ice# frtm tha pqlgt o f that taatltution.
The rellglou* loader U a raaL
dent of LongwcoA whom ba owns
a larga c itn u rrova,
--------it
Fire Department Is
Called To Hootelry
A abort cl
wire lead lag!
Hotal last nil
hig tiu Saa
Iho defect.
The only
Q d af Mart
of
an electric
ranttad In callDepartrectify
v r ..
NUMBER 233
Pepper Will Captab Sees
Speak Before Wreckage On Shells Whine Over
Rotary Club Mexican Gulf Gibraltar Straight;
Sanford Civic Units Coast G u a r d Dis
Invited To Attend
patches C u t t e r s ,
Planes For Trace
Address A t Local
Of Lost N u n o c a
Hotel On Tuesday
Claude Prppar, only
Demo
cratic candidate for tha .ea t ot
tha lata Senator
Duncan U.
Fletcher, will addree* the San
ford Rotary Club Tuteday, ac
cording to a ilatem eut made to
day by 11. 1). Pope, pm ldant o!
the civic organixatiun.
An Invitation h sa aleo bean
a.tended to all member*
cl
other local club* U> attend the
noon luncheon at the Mayfalt
Hotel,
the Rotary
head an
no'unced.
Mr. Pepper, who h a. a wide
circle of friend, here, will .pend
the early part of the day In the
city greeting old friend*
and
making new acquaintance*, ac
cording (o p ro m t plan*.
The opportunity offered next
week will be the last that the
(m aterial candidate will have to
appear in Sanford for lomelloie.
Mr.
acM- owd A* j M a i lew ,
te nw*T» 'i t o ta a r local peapl* aa
possbiia.
Sand forJitr* are invileil to call
at the Valdai Hotel and me*
Mr. Penper r -x t
T"-#dev
ba
tweew 10 A. M. and 12 noon.
The Rotary luncheon at tha
Fascist Drive Halts
JA C K SO N V ILLE, July 23 - lA’i
— CoiEt Guard heAtlquartvrA to
day tent r u t tn * and planrs into
the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic
O ffin to inv«*tiglte new rrportii
of wrv<kEfft which might rad to
answering tho nueation of what
happened! t*> the British Motors hip
Vunoca which sailed from George
town, Grand Cayman Island, July
4 with 22 persons aboard hut nev
er reached port at Tain pa where
she was due July y.
Captain II. V. Uitguc re|che«l
Panama C'ity from a tiulf fishing
trip with the story of fleeing a
•jiar and the forward part of *
boat in the waters uImiuI IS miles
w rit uf Tatnpa on Ju*y lo
He said thi* wrrekair«* might in- |
dlcatr a boat h»<l boun caught in
a waterspout or mvt some aimilar
dieaater.
Captain Cieorgc Prince of %
Mirwportar1 A/glififiM what a ^
pea rati to be p a rt, of a sh ifb V # **
floating in the «et northeast of
Miami laat Tueof-i y
The ( 'o a s t 1 Guard, d d r h has
been searrhing the Gulf. H onda
S traits, and the
C jiib tean
for
days, sent Invealigaton to both
position*.
LOYALISTS RUSH TO FIGHT R E B EL S
Revolutionists S t o p
AdvanceOn Madrid
To View Mountains
Barring Pathways
Loyalists F e e l
Victory Is S u r e
Spanish Mayor Said
To Have Been S h o t,
By Firing S q u a d .
tn - TV- l,,.r< U H
I'n w )
A Iml tic raged in the
Si mils of (iibraltar today
between six Spanish war
ships and rebel forts at
Ceuta, Morocco, with the -op
posing forces matching ahell
,for shell.
{
( W « - t Advance on
Madrid from the north halt
ed, apparently to taka It*
bearing* and view the moun
tain! in lti path with apprehen
sion, the bitter fighting ahlftad
tu tha Straits. Fir* from both
ahorrs batteries and the
war
IC M ileeH Oa P aaa Twa)
fleet appeared tu b* ineffectual
»- a hravy fog drifted in.
Spasmodic
fighting
occurred
These armed cititeris, loyal to their government, ride on a moat San Sebastian.
The Fascist
lor coach at llarrelon* as they advance on rebel forces ill the Span mayor named Muliea
waa re
ish civd war
An Associated I'rrss photographer snapped this pic
ported to have been executed by
ture in Barcelona and rushed it to Hordeau*. France, where it was
■ Leftist firing squad after lead
telaphotned to l/indoti and then radioed to New York. (Aaaociated ing hi* forces in a losing battls
Sanford'.
Florida
National | I’res* Photo I
against loyalists who clung to
Guard units will li-«'-e her, b y. « the town tenaciously.
f..r
trurk
tomorrow
ni»rn;«g
The American navy department
The City Fir* Department wa* Camp
Foster
In
larkr.
advised that HO United State*
where they will rncanm
lit!ten * still are hrmmed in S t
cnlh and Mallonvll a to extinguish two-week.'
lummrr
training
the Madrid
Embassy with *
a .mall graa* fir*. Tw*nty-fW* period.
limited food supply and that
minute, wera required for the call.
Caiirp McCielL.it near Annis
ref'iqccs have been
ton, Ala., had been
orlg!l ally
Bilbao by tbo-~'battli
A trmpi'relur* of 94 recorded choeen for the period n ' duly
hum*.
Those evacuated
yr tier day m i one degree below this year, but an -pidernic of
mostly women and children. They
the rvconl mark of V& aatab infantile paralysis made it nrcIncluded III American*.
liahed hrr* there aummer only eaaary for the a d l'it.n '-g , n-ral
Spanish trfugee* who (ought
recently,
according
to City to re-a>aign a ramp alt*.
a haven at Gibraltar war* or
Ten officer*, led by Lt.-t'ol.
Weatherman Faiton.
dered by British authorities to
J . C. Hutchison. . " I l i t < *14* * h a v , for their homaa by even
ed
man
will
repre.ent
the
lo
cal'
Sanfurd churches will meet In
ing. Medical authorities feared
military
unit
at
Cnm
i
l
"
r
r
,
Approximately
4*1
hVmliHilt* an epiitemic from overcrowding.
Twrnty*lhrt© mambvr* of thf
* union service Sunday night at
Tight trucks,
lhTr«
slnlion] yunforil
of (he I.**gi«Mi l»*t County unlit will In* Inviltnl In
(I o’clock In the Holy Cro.a Epis
A mysterious not* lent to tha
copal Church. The Rev, Dr. E. wagon., two ambulances aiel n » , night aignvd thwlr a|i|»ticatitm« participati* hi the
elimination (Hditlcel phases of tha ravetu*
D. Brownie* le the apeaker of era! private ronveyatwis will l-e fur a jnuilliort on th»* organlxa- beauty contest lo bt* fttagnl In lion by* word from Koenigs wart,
u*ed In transporting the
*rn- tiun'a Junior rifle tram which i*
(he evening.
(he KiU Thralt r on Aug. 4, it ("lcchoslovakla, that the adjutant
tingent.
n«»w in the procea* *»f
fo rm a
nf former King Alfonso departed
was announced luthty by Mis*
A
amall
delarb-r.cnt
includug
tion.
fmm the country at Alfonso's
Mle* A. M. Week*, deputy
tha midiral unit left yrr'.-n'.iy
Helen
Wrllmaii
and
-Mrs.
W.
F.
Mu.e than 25 additional tmy*
order* on a secret mission,
,
r'erk of tha Seminole Circuit
I* I an* i x 11jeti*d to rumpLdi* for jw- Itiyant, orgununs uf the local
Tho Spanish government ex
C^urt, today obtained a week'* for Camp Foster whrr* It
making preliminary preparation* ' sitiofi^, arn*rdlng to I’rrcy Mem, event.
pressed confidence in getting th *
leave of abeence and will visit
for receiving the larger group. I rhan man of the AinerLan l-e
It I*
Tim winner chosen here will rebellion under control.
In Wilmington, N. C.
She la
I gion lluya* Work ('ommittee who hoar the title of "M iss Sanford" said that fascists
held 28 of
to ba accompanied by her moth
I h directing furmatnm
of
and reprusent the city in Day- Spain's 30 province*.
er, Mr*. Elisabeth A. Weeka.
tuna llcach during a Labor ! > ■ / ------------------------l*ast night l*t. \\. M Hofmann w c k erirhration
Fair In north, partly cloudy in
where
more r n i m n i s Q i n n p r t t
T fk
lO
Fourteen
Bemlnolo
County of the National Guanl addreaacd than 100 girls will appear in a V ; U I I I I I I 1 0 3 I U I I U r a
•outh portion, scattered showers
the
pioapectivu
rlflrrs
and
oftoday had aurcaaafully
in axtrem* south portion tonight youlha
"cavalcade of beauty."
n io p iiq a
P la n
F flP
An earnest effort la being ax* w , a L U a B
1 IU U
T UR
and Sunday. Extrema Northwest paeaad axaminallon* for ccrlif- fefed them the use of tha guard
Florida', generally fair, continued Icatas In American Red Cross range in Ihc old armory where cried b> obtain Impartial Judge* r ,/ > l | p s » * i n g
a V £k a
who are not acquainted with any V A M I C L l l l l £
A a t iVAJ B
to
Mrs. the Junior* will prartire.
fair, continued warm tonight and flrat aid, according
Chairman Mvn> said approxi of the contestant*. Mis* W ell-'
Dorothy Lamb,
rounly
public
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Sunday.
mately alx weeks will be
re- man snld. Three will be selected
A proposal to name a receive*
health nurae.
Sunday'* tide*: Low, 7:22 A .'
| fax revenua-produclng
property
Tha name* of tha qualifier* quirrd to whip the organiiation from out-of-town resilient*.
M. and 8:17 P. M.| high, 1:11 A. have been forwarded to national into ahapa fur active romprtlNovel at the o u fitl, ihc beauty which la delinquent
may
bo
M. and 1:58 P. M. Bun rixes at haadquartara In Waxhlngtun and' Hun against other units.
pageant both hnt> and In Day-' studied and discuaxrd
by th *
It is planned to schedule shoot lonu llcach will present girl* In Fit/ Commission during Its
6:41 A. M. and ** t* at 7:25 I’. awards will be made shortly,
ing meeta with the only three evening gowns instead of
M. Moon rlati a t 18:05 P. M. Mr*. Lamb aald.
the ul* r semi-monthly meeting
lt's s lls a«4 a a rag* riv e)
and aala at 11:08 P. M. Mon • Following are thoae who vill
ronvi-ntional bathing suits.
i
nlghL
day** tidaa: low, 8:15 A. H. and racalv* certificate*:
Th* eventual -winner of the
Th* plan wae tentatively ad8 it4 P. M., high, 2:01 A. M. and
laibor Hay Week pageant wilL vanceil two weeka ago for !o|tMartha Wright, Ja m ** Hardy,
8:64 A. M.
l>e awarded a trip to Cleveland ■UeraHon by th* body, aith >ugh
Doris Jackson, M argartt Cullum,.
and Hie Great la k e s ' Exposition, there haa been no Indication that
P atty Hodge, Robert
Herndon,I
Miss laiuiae Johnston, a Sanford It will be put Into force,
Ruth Strange, 1
Agnaa Sorel, born about 1112. I-oatae Wright,
chosen*
It had been pointed out
Sanford's apecDt baseball com- girl who was recently
was tha first woman to hold the Dong tea Govnvr, Buster Forgus
“Mias Florida," will atlan.l Ih a jlh e method of collection
semi-official position o f mUtress to ao«A Raymond
Ashton, Jam es miu** will m*vt Tu**dsy night In
tha king of F ran c*, which liter Russell, Kirby F ile and Dillian iho Chamber o f Commerce build- e» position In company with the ' operation In a northern
and that there wa* no
✓
Cullum.
gained great Importance.
Ing to dlsauw n matlar of utrm>*l new queen.
Following are
the
Seminole procedure Involved. .
im|H>ilance, Arthur llranan, chair
According to th* proposal, a
girl* who wilt bo extended In
man, announcad thi* aftamoon.
Tba committee la roerpnaed of vitations to enter tho local con ttcelver would be appointed for
property which produces revenue
one member from each of the lo text:
cal rivlc club*, two from the
Christine
Btoudenmlre, Mar- and on which taxes havo not
county,
Chamber of Commerce and a Ilka gurrito Ingly, Elizabeth Camer been paid. Th* stats
number frutn tha fuunly and City on, Lucille Boll, Miriam Duncan, city and th * owner would u io d *
T h * Associated P ress dispatch y a tr whereai 94,000 had been a l Comm In Ion and (ho American L e Mary Hurt, Virginia Tyler, Janie the annual earnings on an equal
announcing federal allotments for ia ted fo r this purpose last pear. gion.
delinquencies
had
lUburn. Annie B. Mcthvin, J a basis until
Florida river and harbor Improve Mr. Lahmann also asked U this
Mr, tlranin said that while thr nette Chapman and Helen Doug been settled.
ments for tha coming year waa w on ao and why.
session la primarily a committer
las*.
erroneous, according to Karl Leh
Mr. Saar* Immediately nplled meeting, all Interested persona a n
Grace Clark, Martha Telford,
mann, secretary of the SL John* to th * effact that the Aiaociatad Invited to attend.
Helen Garner, Sylvia Mctjrndon,
Rlvar Improvement Association, Proto had hacn ml« Informed, that
Maml* King, Martha West, Eu
who atatod that the engineer* > tho'CnglrMer> budget had not pot
nice Tyler, Dorothy
Monger,
9
budget for 1987 haa not yet teen boon prepared, and that ho waa
Annie Mae Ellis,
Martha Mc
II
ptartag a copy of Mr. I-rhmann'a
prepared.
Donald, M arg*r*t Bryant, Horn! ren. a v .ro s e .
Mr. Lehmann aald ho baaed hi* ta Ingram before th* board ao Umt
Bryant, Virginia Neely, Doro Oar. Average
Opinion upon n wire received from they wtoJd have It whan they mode
Two nfficla'i In th* atala WPA thea Lawson, Mary
Elixabeth ■a*v Average ___ II
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Representative Jo# Bears In r*p t bp their budget.
educational program Were her* to Neely and Margaret Verna/.
JOLT
t
to n telegram from H t. Lehmann
T H Hom’d was also informed day diacusaing with R. L Glenn,
Katherine Vernay, Mary MeIn which Um scan t * ty commented today that the Semlnol* County me giber of th* County Planning Mahon, M arjorie 1'ope,
Evelyn
on the failure o f tha-department Chamber o f Com macro has con- Board, posslhlllllos o f securing ad Echola, Rebecca
Wilton, Avia
to make any allotment fa r th* up
* f Florida's aenatora sad ditional fxcliiU** to th* education Parktr, Marlon Haynsa, Elolaa
per S t. J r u a R Iv tr; ;
live* with n l s m c a i to al program under way har* now. Winn, Nell Goff, Catherine For
led failure to moke any
Mr. Lehmann w ftod'M r. Sear*
Stale Supervisor Walker and rester, Doric Patterson Fannie
that tha Assortstkd Press h a j
i fe r tha upper SL Johns District Supervisor'Ritter, th * U t Blggera and Eleanor Ilickaon.
It*tod UMt (to allotment hod been
with th* reqcoot that they tar from Orlando, wan In con
made fa r taepeuvemtot* \la the
avery effo rt ta hav* some ference with Mr. Glann. ...
Fifty-on* thousand dollars waa
RL John* River hetmoeu Palotka
eluded in next year’s bud- iN o da/fi^t* tours* o f faction
paid fo r th*. only extant signs- *J
thi* |hirpto«,
M 4 Laho Harpay A c th * comiag
wra a n a o u n t o d , --------.
to r* of Button Gwinnett,
{i
* .
* j ■'"Uf
Local Guardsmen
Will Leave Sunday
For Summer Camp
CITY NEW S B R IE F S
Group LaudA F i f t h
District Nominee,
*•
B a c k B President «»*' *» «•« **■«
r r i h i h s j a L f s z s z s t s * '-
Established In 1908
ft-r'fci Junior American Forty Beauties
Legion Members Asked To Enter
Form Rifle Team Sanford Contest
Twenty-Three Youths Winner Will Compete
In IJaytona Beach
Signed To Vie For
A frainst 100 Others
Positions On Unit
Fourteen Will Get
Red Cross Awards
T
Baseball Committee
Schedules Meeting
Lehmann Says Waterway Budget Not
Completed F or SL Johns River Work
LOCAL WEATHER
Hope T Get More
WPA School Courses
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T o M r .,B . A . H ow ard , whosM le tt e r to. T h « H erald
i* published In a d jo in in g columns T o d a y, and to a ll oth ers
w ho Insist th a t our opposition to th e T ow nsend F la n la
based upon ignorance, le t us say th is, th a t w e h a v e 'r e a d
ev eryth in g w e h a v e b een able to g e t bold o f o n t h is sub
je c t.
W e m a y be opposed to the P la n b ecam e w e a re a
too] o f b ig business, a h irelin g o f t h e A m e rican L ib e rty
L eagu e, a Republican, a
D em ocrat, o r a S o c ia lla t. W e
m ay be o p p o s e d 'to i t because w e a r e too y o u n g to col
lect a pension ou rself, o r too rich
to
u n derstan d
the
su ffe rin g s o f m ankind, o r Just an "o ld m eanle" w h o likes
to see th e o ld folk s in trouble. B u t w e are N O T ; op
posed to it because w e h a ve n 't given i t s u ffic ie n t th o u gh t
and con ikteration .
,
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• •‘ rI f w e a r e opposed to the T ow n sen d Flan sim p ly
S a n a a
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PRO M ISES
His « m d a l p w n l J« *00 Yel
lows: . m*mberi of* th* HeUas of
Representative*, Florida
Legis
lature root Taylor county Is I l » ;
member o f t h s Btata Democratic
Executive Committee
IM S-tf;
number State Board s t Public
W9\fu%
member State
Board of - Law - Examinee*. 1833;
member Executive Cornell State
Bar . Association,- 'tBBL ’ ■ * ? ‘ '
Mr. Pepper”* affiliation* ere
with tbs BepUite Chart h, th
American' Legion and the 40 and
I, Kiwanla, Take, Phi Beta Kappa,
Omlcton Delta kappa.
Kappa
Alpha, the - Americas : Bai> As
sociation and 'Urn Florida • Suti
Bar Association. ..
Tbs candidate maS bora on a
farm near DudJoyvitla. AlA, (a
1900. Later be ’taught schsef Hi
Dothas and drorked in a (teal mill
before
entering l»ltegu.
H#
worked hie way •' fhraugh Urn
bigber educational institution by.
firing a boiler, waking on table*
and1running a-- students’ meaa
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M r. Pepper taught law at the
University of Arkanaaa then
moved to Perry fUu, where be
encased la Uw practice. lit 19S0
be shifted hti raelddnce to TallahsMeb and ha* been Identified
with the legal profession there
ever elnce.
Kanaae Republican* *hooted.
Republican* la Sf- -«thfr' it*tea
cheered, with raryinc digram at
enthusiasm. The netloo listened. strategist# bass
Nominee London accept*id.
Tba acceptance ipeech
la
nuebed ta plain and simple ternse
I t contain* a s flowary )liis * w
no b u n t of oratory. A11 in all.
tha candidate dldxrery well, w ith 1
th# m aterial he had to work with!
Govaraor U n d o *'* view* and
promt*##, as expressed In hie ad- <
or Mu m IM . th ey flat. If they
can get tha people.
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the New Deal; but while tenta •cared with this Pmakaniteia ef
tively endorsing tees* policies, their rare cteattea/OMr rend to
be denounce* their administration. the White B oom Wjff be made
In ether words, be soya to tbs
—
Democratic Administration; “T h e
tot'lSZ X 'uiST'X
£ *« & *■ ■ * ^
B D L H VHRSH FO B TODAY
'E X P L O IT E D LABO R;
Bshold.
'the Mrs a t the labourers who hers
' r*Spod down your fields, which It
'o f yw* kept beck by fraud, erteth:
1
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w td
n era
■ad' Xths
cries of ■*them
which Whava
yedjkd s ts entered Into tee ear*
'gt tha Lard of Sebeoth.—Jam **
# t4 f r l " '
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Beck on the mountain
kA x4 tin the rock ■ tower
I prung ilk * a steel stamen
Prom a granite fl-w rr
And on tho tower ■ man.
G ilt him a seer.
H i* *tow relent’ess eyes
H a n *-a fte r Timely truin'' 7 T~T
g t a g W a t l i y S c a h 'HoriSons o f * hemisphere.
’A n y notched compese-wlre,
ITfrr Windy point a peak,
Hath paak ■ rock—
.Cbocoru*’* curved beak,
Wiahlngton, Mooilleuke.
Bpaibt From th* west can si
o ff a grsnlte petti T
tho c u t can any power
ro*k or min or metal T
Robert Francis.
possibilities of this Utopian scheme?- Does "h « ~ think
that ail the atatlatlcians, economists, financial experts,
and political advisors which tho President has ground
Win are not able to understand the Townsend Plgn?
A* a matter of fact the Townsend Plan fa- Jreally
very nlmple. All in tho world it proposes to do Is . to
levy a tremendous additional amount of taxation against
all tho people and divide the proceeds among a compare-;
tively email number. One hundred and twenty-glx mil
lion people would pay over to the goternment el eertaip
funds which would be distributed among eight o r; ten
million people. <>'1
If Mr. Howard really wants to know why we arts
against the Townsend Plan we can tell him In very sim
ple language/ We are against it because it would in
crease the tax'load of this country by about *20 ..'dr 24
billion dollars, which is five or six times as great as”it
is now; and the'great bulk of theeo taxes would be paid,
not by the handful of rich, but by th* multitudes of poor.
it is ous belief that taxes are -already too high, i f
there wae arty other reason for our opposition to the
Plan, wo wouldn't hesitatm to aay ao. - v *‘t
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n * communltt rendlibd* for
Vice-president 1* Jam es W. Ford,
New that they tre teaching avis
tie s ' tn tome of our larger unlvereHlee, we *uppa» that ntprenlon
"higher education' will be more
M arly Justified.
The Spaniards have developed
Row method of dealing with thrlr
Mfeploymrnt iltuallon.
They
lied o ff four thousand of them
4 other day In on* battle.
The advantage In the govern*
e a l paying all tho old folks 2 t
llien dollar* a year In pension*
Hint th at ia ed much money nokly realise* Just how much monOoL Lindbergh warned N ail
lemon to us* intelligently tee mar
k k a machines they have crested,
’em can't have much social s *.
■H y with enemy airplane* drop.
The speech glow* witk prone,
lees. Th* Republicans, ft they
get ln« will Spivs the unemploy
ment situation quickly; they wiB
substitute for the problem of
“where to find work for the
workers,” the problem "where to
find worker* for th* workt” in
doing this they will, at the sense
time, put an Immediate step ta
'sices*tv* expenditure* and trip.
pUng taxation.” Tha two promisee
don't fit— to do both, tho Lawton
administration would have to ha
nothing short of s supernatural
miracle worker. Tho public busi
ness Is to he conducted with
honesty, frugality, courage and
common sense.” That'* * fine
combination— If, haw and when.
A characteristic G. 0 . P. Jab ta
the allusion to “fumbling with
relief.” The *dministration mag
have occasionally “ fumbled," but
It has always recovsred th* ball
end mad* th* play. “ Fumbling"
*r not relief Has boon provided
and delivered,
million* of vlc-
this, I boiler* you will find that thg
membership of th# orgsnlu tlon, ■■
well a * th* million* who *ro not
registered members but bellero in
the same principles, ar* rfal
Amariaans tba u m a* you, and
who arc jtamfully employed. While tho population of the just as capable ef thinking out a
United States was increasing 218 percent, cmploynt«|lf remedy for our soctal end eco*
haa been incrcfiaing 291 percent
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Figures tending to prove the name thing have also
been submitted by the U. S. Bureau of the Census (not
n machine, but fact finding humans) which discloses
that sinco the linotype machine wo* Invented juet fifty,
years ago tho number of persons employed in the print-i
ing industry has increased from 50,000 to 281,000.
Fifty years ago there were around 60,000,000 people
in the United States. Now there are approx intatetf
twice that many. A normal growth of employment in
the printing Industry therefore would give ua about
printing indiAtry instead of 281,000
m
there
actually;
nomlc Ilia and of fighting for th e
application of that remedy. You
will a lia find th at th* believer*
In thee* economic and social re
form s a r* not *11 old foasiU. In
capable of putting up a fight a*
your editorial* all seem to m u lauate. You wU find that their age#
compare favorably with oth#r po
litical and social group* and th at
fully six ty percent a n not eld
enough to participate la the penlion*, the realisation e f which lo
only th * means by which they In
tend to res 11m th* fulfillment of
tbolr fundamental purpose—eco
nomic security for all. »’ N either will you find them lacklag’ ta fighting spirit when you
But tho linotype Instedd of reducing employment
really helped It. While the population of the countij wM
increasing by 100 percent, employment in an InduiW
where one machine displaced four-men, "creased WK> mtcent. And these figuroa do not. Uke in to acqw it the
thousands of additional Jobs crtated by the
demand for papar, Ink. machinery and similar •■uppUM.t
teat- the
A iw w .tiw w but Chang* mn*t
come through the people end not
through usurpation." Years age,
tea Republican campaign am.
blent was the "bloody shirt"
of sectionalism; now It la the
mailed fist of eiarism. This far
fetched effort to frighten voter*
will fell, because tea American
people have too mucf, "common
•ante" Mr. London Invoke* to’ be
lieve that either the President or
his party ha* any Idea'o attempt
ing to “ usurp" th* power to
change the Constitution or ^*ny
other power not conferred by the
Constitution upon the officer*
end »sent lea of government
So. Nominee London, In accept
ing the fats which must befall
hi* party tel* y*ar, mixes im
possible promise# with
false
alarm*. Yet be Is a ptaualbl*
*ort of candidate, and w* have
no doubt a g n a t many people
bellsvb Implicitly what he say*
and what hi* platform say*—
hot not enough of them to elect
him President
W HEKE TO
t h * Boprom*-Court ordered Secdary Gray to go ahead wllh the
A. B. Common*, King of Stone
■ a to rtil primary okctlen or to Island; wa* In te * ’cltr today and
m o m why ho shouldn't Tho
report* every thing quiet on th*
wratgry will probably not bother
St.
Johns. '
* • »
I Mow cause. And the election will
Th* Rev. J. F, McKinnon snd
•.^•14 jn r t c * If It wera legal.
"Better Air nal ta BhortV*
Dance and C od Off
Pepper Wi l l
Father Grieving '
For Slain Co-Ed
Speak Before
K h 7 fiW -£
P. M. “ All member* of both the
Seminole
County
end
Junior
Chambers of Commerce, as wall
as th* Xlwanls end IJons Gob*
ar* cordially Invited to bo praeent.” Mr. Pope stated.
Ail who plan to attend the
luncheon a r t advised to make rss•rvetion* aa soon as possible with
El E. Woodworth * t the Touchton
Drug Company.
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Candidate Pepper will come
hare from Daytona Beech where
be la scheduled to bo principal
speaker a t the <0th anniversary
of the founding of Daytona.
Mr. Pepper reside* In Tallahas;*. In 1934 ho w*s a candidate
ir the Senate, agalnt*
Park
'T r a d # l a T o rn - O U
F u r n it u r e f a r Cm *
Hart)
WB A RB PROUD
O F OUR 8RRVICH
YO U R WATCH M U ST B B !
ACCURATE
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Official Railway Inspector
M cLAUUN Jew eler
HAVANA
$ 1 3 . 5 0 up
J M
Tern by hie grief, Joseph Clevenger
ef lis te n Island. N. Y , Is shewn M
ho left Asheville, N. C-, for PI*tabes
Ohle, with th# body pt hit dcugftttA
Helen, to, pretty co-ed wh# we*
myeterieucly murdered In her hotel
ream. (Associated Prase .Photo)
Ambamdor powers
Safe In FortreM
The Towaatnd organisation Mb
f our economic choc*. I t o fte n •
Ian that will end unemployment
Do D*kJ#» if'.O a j^
•TTw—>Wr ’.llga. Boat
tot tec
te n ■reach# 1 tha
p r p a Q c in f
W# Itev br. Cton#
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C H IC K E N D I N N E R 7 5 *
Steak*. Chops: Hot a r Cold i
Plate Lunch
Good Music. Wtne, U #**ra,
D M -C te
AD E xp en se T r ip s
M et tho asm* time d*c*qt> lu*
ind war* obliged to dbtour. via tea
Murphy branch. All o f t^em of*
glsfl to ho back borne In Baaford
whir* flood*, do nut occur.
Mr*. Bower and M r*. Morgan
entertained a t .aoctkg bridge, fes}
Monday afternoon in honor of Mr*.
OoOewny, <m o MU* Laura FU k
ThOM present wont th *
family will bo hero tomorrow
from Orlando to attend tea m b monies of tho comer stone laying
of tea Presbyterian Chunk,
Mr. and Mr*. Karl dor* and ion,
William Randolph, who hava boon Gafloway, v MsUugbUn.
In OrAndo a few days visiting
Mr. Oort** parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Gera, will l**v* today.-Mr a
■ to show th at tha depoalta Gora will vU lt ralattmo - and
k * Of tba stats have In- friends In Sanford, white Mr. Goes
that It can never again *»# these
turplu* workers and continued its
rightful policy of Installing la
bor-saving machinery. Ju s t on* of
hundred* of 111oat rat Iona. -Within
the past three year* tha Ameri
can Tslspbon* and
Telegraph
Company Installed 3,000,000 au
tomatic dial tetephonda’ and dl*>
charged 190,000 employe*.
I t I* evident that the govern
ment cannot continue to supply
either work or tho dolo to this
ever Increasing army o f unem
ployed nor con Industry *vt>
•gain absorb them. Be What 7
Neither o f the two old political
parties h a n made the alightegt
suggestion of any practical, per
manent plan o f reduetng unemploy
ment or Increasing mass purchas
ing power nod therefor* no plan
for economic recovery. To elect a
Republican administration mean*
a return to th * Mack nightm an of
lloovuricm. To continue the pres
ent Democratic
Administration
means i eoflUnuatltn o f our pres
ent orgy o f uneconomic spending,
plunging our government mors
hopcleeely in debt without-accom
plishing any reduction in unomploymeat or s a y phase of economic r»-
GO
TONIGHT!
its a . aim#!*, practical solution
SANFORD TW ENTY Y ^A R SA G O
; R k en o r Holm J e m t t , the Amer
Olympia swlmmar, didn't think
M old fir* a champion. 8b*
a training twice and got fired,
ipow ha* tn loam for himo r herself (aa tho com may
*belief
*
Go*enter La*.
"It u . not my
Constitution la
vonmnuuon
m
An answer to ttwwwho think that the Machine Ago
T H E SANFORD FQRVM
is re*|x>nsible for unemployment, and ail our other trou
bles, nhould have heard tho newly invented robot machind
out bankrupting the government
lecture the other night on this Subject at the mueeum of Editor Hanford Herald;
' A fte r reading your editorials In some other policy must ha resortscience and Industry in Rockefeller Center, New ..York.
ed to befora It la too 1st*. When
According to this machine, which was doing, all the reference to tha ao-caJi*d "Town- S is four billion dollar approprla•endltes,"
w#
wonder
If
you
have
talking, there are more people employed today in propor
m was mad* th* President mads
tion to population than there were in 1870 before jnoal a{ ever gffen any real unprejudiced It clear that It wa* up to Industry
tho modern machinery was Invented. If our unemploy thought to the fundamental prin to take over the unemployed be
ment problem had been caused by machinery It. would ciple* and purposes of that or fore the fe a r billion wa* absorbed
ganisation or to the personnel of But industry frankly admitted
seem that there would be moro people unemployed ndw its
membership. I f you would dd
'Atld Father Coughlin spoIngWra.
"New U th# Ume to buy—land,
ty* tha Marianna Floridian . . .
id It ia right
r w
.
{
Gov. Landon accepted
gA T T O P A T ^ J P L Y 25/ 1
iim iit ,
race
I during the last year, Th#
te « , Ja*t whore thooa addidapoclta came from.—Plant
iw r iir . T h a n '* no quasi ten
t h a t They came from the
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TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1 M
But IPs Only Play
A T THE CHURCHES
»,
Intermediate Class
Has Monthly Meet
MONDAY
Chapter Number Three of the
Ila p lu t Church will go to the Coun
ty home Monday afternoon. Mem
ber* are requested to meet at the
church at 3:00 o’clock.
The Truth Seeker* CU»* o f the
F l n t Method lit Church will hold
their monthly buatneia and eocta]
meeting ot the home o f U r*, f .
B . Parker la
Plneharet- Uoakeaaea will be Mra. P. B. Parker
Mr*. P. R. M itchell, Mra. Eunice
Tanner, Mra. W . D. HaoWhan,
and Mra. Y f e A Edeaftold. The
meeting will w**ta a l 3t30.
c a m n o r uoo
n«n«r« #iid Kanfonl
T>« IU y. W. L Ca»p*«U. K<'kWb'
a*1
• l t d i j Sellout. t i l t A M.
F rtirh ln i i t n l e * , U :M A. M.
Pct&onals
F r v a r h ln c
“and*riElltabeth
= 2
5™
Sylvia
from the dance hall she rise# to
Whlgham,
heights a . an opera star to thrill
Melach and tho gueat of honor,
the .hearts of Ban Franrisco’i
A ngel* Melach.
music1 lover*. Later eke return*
- i ~ '__ > *f
to Blackle, who does not rrallie
MBMre. La urine Baal has been
the depth o f hi* love for the girl
YMooved to lier borne on T h ird 1
the destruc
m r « t from th
P
l. r
m W
h » f l n d * 11
‘
! Hon and aufferlng of the San
Memorial I.’toapital where ahe ra- Francisco disaster.
eenCy underwent an appendlcltle
Thl* new picture bring* back
operation.
the Clark Gable o f old, rugged
two-fisted and behoving In noth
Word was received here y ester ing but h li own power and hla
day that Lee E ie ll, formerly of fascination over women.
thle elty will be married today, a t
Too, It bring* to the screen
Greenville, 8 . C. HU bride-to-be new Jeanette MacDonald with
la MUa Joyee Christie, of Smith voice that teems more beautiful.
F o i:^ Ontario. Mr. Eiell we* eon- If that U poalble. and revealing
nected .with the Florida Power her aa a very delightful comedi
and Light Company during hi* enne, particularly when aba gtvea
residence In Sanford,
bar version a f hlp-awaytog torch
■eaalon will be called, nrrontlng
to 1'rraidcnt Andrew Carraw ay.
singing In
Blaekle’a
Paradise
Cafe.
The supporting cast Is an ad.
mlrable one—Jack Holt carry
Ing o ff the "heavy” honors and
providing moat of tho worry for
niacklc Norton In hla conquest
for Mary; Ted Healy, with
new batch of stooges;
Shirley
Ross, In the biggest'opportunity
of her young screen career; re
liable Jeeale Ralph In the color
ful characterisation
of
Maliie
Burley, Holt’a mother;
Harold
Huber, ae one of Gable’s hench
men: M argaret Irving, aa Della;
Al Shcan, a* MUa MacDonald’s
music teacher; Roger Im hoff, and
a boat o f other*.
The picture wa* produced J>y
Barnard Hyman and John Enter.
The Most Thrilling Romance Of 1936
Mf
RmnittHilie S*rvlft, l : t i I*
WedfwMay Prayer and F
Prayer 5trtlca W td m 4iy ,
li, V
W h re le l,
Halt Minis *>sf*hl|> -li
Th #
II
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|M*h>r v» ii| ojii-dk
11*- 1“ M il.
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K n til hr waif w|ni|.
Pit* I iff Hia*» k a a*it
H|l4tl n»w « ‘
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Al
N O T IC E TO F A I N T E R S
t mi (■ M
« Sisal * (til Ilf.Ml
o 'clo ck <m W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g . A ugIh r Hoard o f I ’u h lir In s tr u c tio n w ill re
ds on th e p a in tin g o f th e S a n fo r d W est
s d u x A , bu ild in g
in a e c o n tin u e
w ill)
of A r r n itr t E lto n J . M oughLnn.
A frittu rp i>f ih o nniw|i*iol pro*
m m W ill !•*• Tl.#* H ltn r T f !•*.**
KltFAKSKIt W m iU lfH T t i l l R ill
TallinR l*t-n|t1r - M< e| |ng, 7 III I*.,
LAKH MART
M %
tO iR l'S IT V
Atlitr#**
c iiin r ii
(rrv ihFltriin (luvsrnnieatl
M orning
W nnihla,
IS f t
Rv runI hr H vrvtc*. ? «»0 F.
MlnlM*r,
Thom pson, IL
ths
IUv,
A.
Ml
fls k
t M T h n iti| M iifi l« p n i m f i t l B l
MM r f I Mi M*• I h 4 t MM* 1 * l f f * T * n l ' * N||U>
day •halting! "I t 50
a u in r iv i:
Ttl* f i n
f! r l ;■ ahqm, p-tilof
H uii'ldi HctuMil, Httm laj | i A U.
r r * g .lt in * , H im ilajr, \\ A M
H Y 1*11, U t in iU ), 1 I' \t
Pretty Wilma Francis, terttn play*
•r, atoms to be Hard at work mop*
r r r t . h i n f , Mu’t ' l a ) , | |* M
ping but It’s Just play to h«r. i b t 't
rr» i»r Yf^rtlnM.
1%•dfi*-g.|a
shown scrubbing ths deck of a jrssM P. M
P tuY *r and fr'matlnjc S a r v lr r
so oho takes a day off from set Io f
Ift ■ now film. (Associated Proof day. M A It
Photo)
® r«4u r t it id i
i
K il
T L # lt#Y, K a r l J r * i l , oaator.
IlM lilo h r t , I A lt* M ary.
Mr s .
Jarrett
Battles
For
Olympic Post
TK'wrUvf?r'het V nn y- in ihV 100'
m eter
l a r k .ir o ’. e
. * miming
event had been wilhdinon at lha
eleventh hour.
The announcement mine short
ly a fte r M r. Ja r re tt
declared
she would fight to gel hark on
Iho tram .
>'he was dismissed
y estn ilay for re|K-iited vinlatlone
of the anti-ilrinking nod curfew
rules.
Few coaches were as outspoken
n* U w «>n Robertson, head of
Hie men's track and field forces,
who dcclurrd “ Mrs. Ja rre tt Is
getting a rough deal." by Olym
pic committee member* such aa
Hr, Graeme
Hammond.
Col.
Pierre laitrillard as well ns Dr,
ltaycrofl were in favor of tem
pering the decision.
Contrasting with
Robcrtaoh’-t
vle« WH* the feeling of other*
veiled hy Dean Cromwell, Ultlv ei-ity of Southern
Cnllfornla
track coach.
.
“ She nskeil fur It,” lie said.
“ Ill fact she begged for it
If
It just had been one
time
it
would have been different, hut
It had been going un for a week.
“ Of course I feel sorry for
h
er ,n w like everybody
else, but.1
,,,
,
.
it a
get
her
th e
o w n f a u lt .
re p u ta tio n
reputation
Hr
I.prt*v
N»arthrnfa
l lO A I l l) O F
Milo* | h r pniMf Mil
Jsm sf M
r a o i .t ( iii n n i o r
ru n
(if
A l * fl* 1hr A laimg 1V><|ilr * I to|vr«rlMirnt ffiiati H- na..|, H|iIIIIkm will
A. M.
Church Hirhonl, tl OO a M-
School Hoard Will
Take Painting Bids
T. W. Lawton. Supt.
i n U n iJ t n t
PEACHYi
Raid.
Runtlay Hrhoot, 1 •« |». |(.
U «rv lc ta . 2 DO p
M.
CARD (If1 THANKS
W c wUh t« take tbiit m rim
of rKpr«fiRinir our appreciation
to tho*** with were #o kind dur*
in If the Ulnritn and ftijlowlng'
PY* ni*hInk 1100 a , 'R.
Y . I* U H l 111 P K
death < of wu*
R
Pr^arhln^ 7 1# P. U
ami bmffter, p. r>
•
raf-Aff" «*NPRex: « r v Y ititT
don.
We arc e*iN*viaPy jrrate’
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C h rl# tl«n hclonra tmrrlrrm %r* tl«N1i ful for the many U auliful flora
•Y#rF Nunrf#y m ru n in f m lh « c h u rrh
offurlnua,
T1
Htr*#e #t i t oi
A* M 'W u b j f t t
fur
to m o rro w
li
Mrs*. ¥ h Ibeet Ion
“T n n h**
L L Bre«*)lon
T h » - th o rrh
m a in la ln r # fr#
W A. Brevdon
J U iillf l* Ilrtiifti #| ih* r h u r r h w h «r#
111hi*
« l l niM hnriteil C h rl#
Mr*. t», 1), Shiuidhn.
tlon h* •*««*€ I l i# r»* tirv m o t y#
-A d v
totifll. hoirnwrd f*r piiri-h#«#«l Upilk f i l l
P I IK R M K T I t H l l M T ("IIU R C T1
ls «tl« IliinFO*. #LOn
Th* It^v J W J vpf,
HiirtdAv H rho.il |n on A ML
P J4t * y ,n J
rm »T
t m
< in u r n
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rn is r
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BLOSSOM
She's vaty Editor
IS
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ns
K v .n to a W or * I, ip, a jo, i* tl
W .,ln r « U r
W i ic h lp . I to |>.
K a r e h n n .i
ter
tu* h ard
kaa rlno.
tl
F o r p a rtie s ond ta ble a te . w c re c o m m e n d o u r h u lk ( d ip p e d )
ice c re a m .
I t ’n r ic h e r a nd b e tte r.
5llc a n d <iOc p e r q u a rt
a t all fountain*! Helling o u r p ro d u c t* .
F o r y u u r b e tw e e n m e a l re f r e a h m e n l n n J fo r Ih e w o rn ittif
m a n w o m iggcH i o u r f r o c ie r fille d e c o rn m y p in lH u t 15c
u
u|
* t i. a « fia CATtioi.io r n r n r ii
Th. Jt.v. J. J. K.llaghan, pastor,
Kurutar M.k . t SO A. M.
Ilsn.diction
Gaily Mast,
Cnnf.salon,
I’- M t» * *•
P. 34. tu I.SS
PIH ST
Hundar Hchool, tv
N.
each, n r 2 f o r 25c,
attar Haas
1 in * . tl
Halurdiiy (mm l : ( l
I’ M and from 1;|«
P. It.
l llllls im
l ‘ ur, r s
Seminole Cream ery Co.
315 E A S T
. U g c rliil* n ile a t.
Churrh, LI u‘ct«M-|(
P nm m uotuii.
g e rm u a
b>
Ih .
Itrv . u
*,
k i o i i Ii
Il» v . (ff>hit H*rnnlift liiiof, Mitii>t#r.
r h u r r h HrhiHil, (ft oo A. M
M orR lng W o ra h lp , I I To A >1
<"hr In! I* ii Mini wav mi Hi»4ft*t) , 7 Jo
AHRY
Dr. W tlter J . Crocker and Elea
nor II. Valentine of Philadelphia
report hi Modrrn Medicine a l.ood
count method of diagnosing -tlgh'
degree* of appendicitis.
FOREIGN
TUNING
SYSTEM
IS YOUR REFRIGERATOR
COLD ENOUGH?
i O Y C IH K fj % T lO \ t l , I VH N t ll
t*nrn#r I*#rh Aom
» r ihh
M|*. an,|
l n !l
Bhtl TIkh ln
■ Al.% A T I O Y
I
la t S T .
I I I I Mi l l
Hundoy Hch....|. |ii A 51
llolln### Hwrvlr*.. It A. 51.
Y I*. I.. 1:15 V 51
Air Hrrvt« f . 7 IV 51
Falvallon Marvlrr. i p 51.
Ih» K*iMk*nl of F o r m l city
will ItrlNi |h# m tu a i* .
Tu*#. ulffht,
Huldisra 5(##tlns,
7 15 IV 51
1‘fl. nltfht, llollnva# tUrvIr#, I oo
IV 51.
Kkfrykody I# roritUlly lnvN#d.
J tu ilU 'f oloricm* volca . . .
thrilling with lov#. . . finds « ^
w«y to Clark's hsartt To-
SEMINOLE ICE CREAMeveryday at 3 ;
eat
Jr
""
llo -n lia
Hurnto H-honl, l ( ;
M-oatos
\|
a
||;(|l| A It
n tm w T
1 .0
p a . I or
I
t /u
li i pfocnlo# th#i la rkhly falflllod in thooo Iq r Ioqi
plnk-r«|f«i p##c h## that #r# |oin( lnlo our nti#*
•ip#cl#l pooch ko evoootr A Wo think «o*v« r#cspturodj tho ttoflc of May moonluht In a |<M(h orthu d
Bo If jtw 'n ttill rotnuitk «K»|b to car* about that
•on a4 thief . • . fcottaf bftnf aooaa born# lonJfki
K If ftiiiwnlefi, |>nw[>tr
It**) lllOM
Gilr Ip! I III KikI
J
c / h t /ra p ra n c e
* to I
n iK iin m
t ,r
;
V
ca n n o t of l l . l n r . f l u
bclP lTi
ot t h . c h u rc h a m
uru.ll nvember*
lu
*
■• *— p m s a n l lu r n r .t w ith
IH Sm ith
V l i t l i i n n I,«r **»* N 'k lrn n ii,
have been
‘booier*.’ ’’
Asked If it would
possible for the ship to refuse
to serve her drinks, Cromwell
replied; “ Yes, that was
tried,
but she said
she
waa
free,
white and 2*J
and
demanded
them .”
INSTKlTTlnN.
I’ U IH .K
Scm nnh> i ’liun'.y. l'L>rnln,
Fm l T. Wil urns. Chairman
Seminole
( 1*111)1/*t
Schno
Itoartl will convene
Wednesday
morning. Aug t, to receive bids
for painting the Sanford West
Side Prim aty
School
building,
County
Superintendent T,
W.
loiwton announced Im lay.
n u n s mil vpMcifktttlori* hav®
Ifocn
pirpan*il
by
F.lton
J.
Mi»uwhti«n, ■ n h itic t, the *u per*
We
fo r
^MOIliO YOU. . . HOLD Ml IN YOUR ARMIP
M&sao* sbUs* with
•p#cUol% aulodjr
H
l i f t r. %
l
pirmjrvr Meet lag W#Ua*»il*jr, 7. It
ft. *■
Gable And McDonald
Are In San Francisco
Angela Meisch Is
Guest Of Honor
t ill P
Yo«ft« r#cpl#*t 54»#tlng Prldat%
The Second Yew Intermediate
„
„
Ctrl* Class of the F irs t MethodMr*. H. ©.M organ and daughter,
let Church met last night for Shirley, o f FaMtka, are the guesta
their monthly b u tto n s meeting 0f Mra. Lillian Vickery.
at the home of Mbe Peggy Hooto______
han 1033 JVeal Flrat S t m t at
Mrs. F. A. Irwin returned yea-
* ’?? * * ■ * * ■ ,
. ,
tenlay from ' Jackunnrille where
Games end er-aleeU were en•
joyed and Mahal Chapman was *h* *P«nl ‘ he lait five weeki aa
awarded a priaa aa winner. Punch the gueat o f her ilatrr.
and wafers were eerred -a t the
■
clone of the meeting.
I Mr. and Mr*. E. Smith and S. S.
Those present
w era:
Mary Starling are attending the Gulf
Bcldcn, Mable Chapman, Evelyn j j { , Insurance picnic today *t |JcBare, Clayde Fonfuaon.
Peggy L „ n g prin—
Hoolrhtn, and their teacher, Mia.
V ‘
llootehah.
;
»
| U r l. W. O. llarrel and MU*
TU ESD A Y
,
Agnc* Drlnkley are leaving fur
The Daughter* of Wraley of
Waycroaa, da., tu viait Mr. Ilurre ,
the P in t Methodict Church will
who it III In the hurpital.
meet Tuesday a t the home of
Mra. Rote Adam* at *:00 P. M.
Miaa Helen Wellnun of Winter
ltoateaaea a rt Mr*. Roaa Ada mi
Park ia spending aomr time in Ihti
and Mra. J . O. Adam* and theit
In “San Francisco,” Metro-Goldgroup.
wyn Mayer has again
hit lh a r l,lf ln r o n n *t t l ®n w ,h 'b e beauty
boll'a-eye with a senamtkinal pic contest being sponsored tu *i-lcrt
ture that ahould prove aura-fire “Ml** Sanford."
boi-offlce aueceaa
for
several
The Misses Angrla nn.l Sylvin
reaaona.
It bring* together for tV* firat Meisch ami Mist Caroline l * c are
Mra.
Frtn k Meitch enUrUlmxl tlmo thre« of tho moat popular , e l * ln« *or JRrk»«nvil »* t i RjH-ntJ
milh » delightful party i t Her home stars of the screen—Clark Gable, * ° me lime wil" Mrs- K S Zj u 1>f l j t h e Weat Side in honor of h«riJ«m nttte MacDehald and Spencer hA,u
d lu fh U r, Angela, on her eleventh Tracy.
|
—
birthday.
I It produce* on the acreen some1 Mr* m1u*
G o rg e N. Spring,
Gamea and contenti were u m ierjo f the moat hair-raising, realistic
, ®Pr('n*’*
and Mi«»
\ho supervision of Miss France* lcenea of a great catastrophe M' t** Spring plan ter leave tomorMorrow and MUa Carmita Barber, j ever before filmed.
^or Iheir home In Atlanta, Gs„
with the highlight of the evening i It waa directed by W. S. Van
spemling seme time here with
a scree no contest.
I^yke, who never misses in cor- ** r* mn<I Mrs. T. C. Carlson, North
The dlrting table was laid with [ rectiy feeling the pulse of the Jrssam ln Avenue. They will br
• lace cloth, contend oy a crepe t public to provide for them the "crompanled - 7 Mias Olga l^ng
paper doll In ' an old-fashloned \ eipeetod tenpo J n
all thu films
" h" h* * b n " ' i i 1"*-’ , wi‘A
. draas. The favor* ware tied with l he dJVeetA ■ ' . V ov.-yk--^ - - J* / -* *» d "iClk. ^errion,
—
—
rlbbdn-' t r tfctk) W MbE' WttAVuifA • «£■*.«<'- krtqc* again to the
.
+ --------favor* themselves concealed un-1 screen that lovely voice of Mis* j H y C e C S T o A t t e n d
drrneath the doll’, billowing skirt.I MacDonald’* who coven a wider
T„
__ 1
A t one end of tho table waa the » n g o of mualcal number* than
I v l c C u n g 111 U r i Q n U O
birthday cak* decorated with elev- ,h «
»ver arcompllahed before
--------en candle*, while at the other were I —not only the most difficult A U rge rjylrgatlon of
Sanlahi assorted candle*. Crepe myrtle - operatic orlaa, but ragtime I uiim ford Junior Chamber, of
Comand asparagus fern further added * nd B,en
mo,t b' * ull,ul °* ™erce members is cxpectnl to
to the beauty o f the scene.
|**1W *»» hyruns.
1 ottend tho Monday luncheon of
Thoae present were: the Mlaaea
’"Ban Francisco” ia the story the Orlnndo Junior
Chamber
Charles
Mitchell,
slate
Lola C a ld « .I, Esigrnla Ann Caa.
P !fck'° NorJ on’ 1“rd, of l!;e when
organisation,
well, Virginia ‘ Chapman, Nancy 01,1 H* rb* rT 001,1 b* for'1 lhc president o f the
In 1EHW. pays hta official vhll to Ihi. sec
Collum, Laurelle
Dutton. Joan ? * " f 1ranciwn
Harver. Helen Hutchlaon. Margar- Bto Ml
wander* m small- tion of Florida.
ambitions
Late Monday
afternoon
Mr
ot Langley, Cam In. U e , Connie^
i
“ cat
as Mitchell will officially v l.it the
Mcall, Glad/* and E lliateth Tipb?T )me ' ,i,ur\r"
.vim u . , u ■>_____________ *. .* Blteki*. engages the girl to en- local unit although no
formal
Mr*. Slf«r«rt Dutton. Mr*. W E.
Yarn, Mm . J . 11. Cruwfi.nl, Mrj .
l^C lalii' Irwin. Mr*. K A. Hu*■on, anil On. honor gue-tt, M r;.,
Officers of the local rhapli'r " f It. \V. Turner
i io i . y cu o M K rm ro p .ti, t i n m il
Iho Order of Eastern Star gave a
IUv M■rtln Itrnm, rrrlt»r.
surprise party lor Mr*. R. W
7th Ktiffeiay i»ft«*r *ftrlnlljp
In
nw»sit
i nr lent
'Olympic
llc ily l*nnimtnii'n», ?,Ji# A. M..
Turner, secretary of (ho chapter,
t 'h u r y h r*rh>*o»l
5 In A. M.
at her new home, 015 I’ark A n Ci»rm*% Inin cloth1* vu-rr the uni*
iln r t iln * l'T*J* r « m l ft* rim*n
II t« A M
nua.
form1* worn hy the Isiys, Hut ‘n
K u lu iB t. Air*
KtnMi*
P ritk i
In
Mra. Turner wa* pn-sentnl with 7 - 0 IS. t*. O rH ip p iiA o f M ix u fa *
51 y
b\ W ikh|m n l
V »* N t*. ^ in I* M tt*oti>n •« a large vase of tinmn* ami a |*itlril w h o me '*n,l y i v i*it it elm ncc, t in t
34t i l l i«1 (ip I l-l«ur«’lil
fern hy the group, lit fresh mrnt*
r ii lr n i Nt-rtli’f. %
I* M . p|Mrsi»thi* loin rloth oml MiimixTvil “tincornisting of punch ami wafer*
•r, l» r
K. I* U ro * n lr r .
i i i i j M - t o
v ic t o r y in ;» run*
were aerveil,
K illMT l U I T I U I III III II
Thoae present were Mr*. Kyle Knr muity V *r„ thvrvufti r the
n\ m m
Shoemaker. Sira II. I . Moon-, Mr*. buy* ilrusoH'd only m 'im l-n nmi
U n v 4410*** s I'sijr. t*A*i|or.
I Ml. I«* Hal..... I 9 l .
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Marena Tyre. Mra E t'. Ilnrper. flow ns,
Mrs. R. W. Turner
Given Surprise Party
IP* not herd (or reporter* I* tike
order* from thl* elty sdltsr.
Twsnty-thr** y str* eld *nd Just
•ut of journalism eeheel, Beatrleo
Lspew told* dawn the ally daak
en the Baton Rouge (La) a tita Tlmaa. (Aseealated grata Rhetaj
F. A. DYSON
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• If the temperature of jour refrigerator U below JO
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Ulncu — and losing money on food. You can’t depend
oo tight, small or taste to tell you whether food U all
right. The one euro way to find out U to check up on
your refrigerator —“take its temperature.’’ The ColdGauge la not so ordinary thermometer, but a special
Instrument designed expressly to check refrigerator
temperature*. Get yours at once, while the supply
UiuLoFtce to adults. No cost, no obligation.
T h e fln t alp w ill eort*
vln ce H u th a t h ere la a
s p a r k l i n g , in v igo ra tin g
C ola that la rich e r, tas
tier. It's d o u b ly go od an<j
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Armed elviltea gappertan af
Bpanlah eovafrtrocht gta c: « n k«Mnd ■ **** *■*
■•TMlona 4*rteg haavy fighting with tha' r*»»«ln a » . y mabH<W>S Note .**»_•»*
with
elHid
flat
at
IM
Ccmmuniit
aaluta.
*!>* fcjuiiat* ***d tlH rebel*
With elaatd
th*
•arc* Iana during th* faw day* of flirca flflktL-
It
T O P b . » property far i l l
My"
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adrart&a H h 1 th* An* philttpa, 110 OUvar t
noal p«U , Southern. feaal E atat*
’
**■*• to *>• pubflahed I * ’ thaj g__ In a tru c t Iona. ■
Claaalfkd cohutma. irf. tha N „ j
_ ” D* '
Y o rk HaraM Tritotm on Oct. I I , MEN WANTED to
tS , Nor. I , 8 .- A auggaated a d -'. ' po,liter* la tto I
vartiaenwnt will be am t with and A ir Conditioning
coat fo r Insertio n , wttbobt obll- Boa NCA, H and*,
ratio n .
Forward complete
da*. “ — a
a
I. j 'J I i , '
acrlption o t poor property to ; * I — i l lW t i UBCOM.
"floothara Real
Fatale Dc*k.w|nraMwwn* n rrint t
HaraM T rito n ., *50 W. 41*t S t J J J W g
|New York.
|* * * Boa B . r n Ca
ALVIN KARPIS PLEADS .GUILTY
Combining
the four faataat I
440-yard lap* o f record-breaking
ro|lera, you got a 4:00.* mil*
made up aa follow*: Norman
L O S T -L A R G E white' and ten
, ..-I
m ala Walker hound. Reward. bath. Prefer Central location. Tahariewlrat quarter In M aeeonda;
Jack
L
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lock'*
accnnd
in
Box
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Herald._________
Return to W. C. HUL
8E2| Glenn Cunningham'* third
WANTED: Tallow pine log* h r . la I I J ; and J . P. Joaa*' fount
to M E.
URiyVNfl.
klralght' aal
Beach aa uaual, tearing her*
Ju ly Ith Elmar and Mlea Mari*n go orar for tha waak-'tuU
: i Mr*. Alma Neaaa and daugh
te r*, Ira and Audrey and har
father, Qua Malm and brother,
P * * t f * le ft laat weak on a ra, cation with the Neaso family at
Fort Ogden.
A toby boy who haa been
named John Ell after hla grand
fath er, waa born on July IT at
t t o Fanuld-LaugMon
lloaplul
to Mr, and Mra. Bonnie Smith.
The Utti* daughter o f Mr. end
M r*. Kenneth Robbtna had har
tem lte removed a t tto Fernald' Laughton IloapKal an July 10
\amd on, July
ivld and Vlr_
r _
. . . . ,o f Mr, and
M r*. Analey also had their* ra-
• Bonding
. Materials
ALL-STATE tlraa-Bqara’ price* 1
and Sear*' quality. Seal and
Son a, 101 W. F irs t S t ,
fo r
* — S itu a tio n
and building amtotal*
of an M ai* tall aa aa.
W anted.
and boat
eaf* employ**. Vlolat William*, , RAT
feinting i t *y ftrvlcit.
t r a in h u r l s ca r in r iv er ,
KILLS
*
v.l
HILL
NIP.
Hardware C o .,..
Maid, dtekwaahlnr, ' hotel-.w*rh
9
• Wanted. Rachel WlUtema. 1M
W. Uth. Btreat.
»,
J unior American
father,| Legion^ Members
l 'riv ed home with
har
/ Captain Gao. Uunion and aunt
Mra. llllma Lundqulat, from Col*
t‘ l lagaboro In Georgia.
j.- Bam arber the Itorcaa picnic
jfo ' a t Bro. •.lark’* near th* aviation Junior Legion team * In the atett.
Atao, U I* hoped to bill aavaral
field on July
P I V P30.
H M H H Sunday
( School member* and frlcnda are match** agatoat aenler Legion
team* a* well ae National Guard
.a te o Invited.
; Mra. T. O. Tyner and Jim I a- outfit*.
R ifle* to ba aaad trill b e . .22
toned home Friday from two
s.weaka apant with her husband calibre, several of which' are
now an hand. Actual abootlng
to Dayton*.
P Mra. N. O. Fry and Ur*. will not begin fag. at leaat on*
T. O, Tyner and *on», Jim and month. Th# flin t preliminary Inte Sale
leRd f. W
to to
PtelkUU W
1B W
V I
' Olio, spent Thursday at Orlando •Unction petted
told Aug. ft, Mr. M e n said.
'■«Bd Wind#mere.
A aufflctent number of tar
gets already er* on hand. In
GENEVA
th* sear mere s charter will
A c mill s t Geneve will atari to eacored from th* Jualer Na
operation* again m a t week.
tional Blfl* Aaaectetten and
■- Mra. W. D. Ballard and Mra., mamtorahlp card* gives tto to*
Nolle a n apending two weak* eel youths.
at Coronado Reach.
Following arc the toy* wh*
rifted last sight:
i
th e friend* with- a kW P'rty Men, A
Herbert
Thunday.
An
*ke*rtioii»llyJ Richard
good time waa enjoyed. Tto,
_ , r
Robo ktaro,
hoc tee*aa
atrved
Jelte
and] White, I Maty JUatord.
whipped craam
and animal |H um , Char lea Oormley, I
cookie*.
J o f l'" lS ^ h ^ r and w ante the world with * road«■**
I Stafford, Ralph
W ight,
Vincent and
Robert LaFUa Rucker, Henry Lowell, John
kre ■pending two waalu In eaten John Hlntenateter, Grady
hoar Plymouth.
..
tent, J m Tentot, Elmo Gn
A Fred lsFlla and family ere
6 pear, Char lea Woodmfl
'Malting relative* In Genera.
j
* Mr*. D. B. L*vy and Mra. Sam
Levy
were Sanford viaItor*
Raaor BUde Found
lath Rite Jump la
Aped By HeatWave
la K i l l e r ’* CtU
I f ANGELES, Ju ly X L - U ’I
AEHINQTOW, July. ».-UP>
;ht, Jateen
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quality and
. Buddem 3*rrie*
e x t e r m in a t e
O il Cypraae A re .
roift& f
H at* youTl find t t o
moat reasonable priced
COLORED G IRL want* work of OCEAN FRONT lot and arraral
.any kind. UUa Albert, e tt 7th
adjacent
lots. * t
Coronado
Beach. Vary Raaeoaabl*. AddHep
YOUNG COLORED BOY w aste1 Mra. i John E. T ru itt, Bq* I t t ,
Job raking Itaeaa or runnteg Oatadn. > - S
errand*. H IT Cypraaa A rm ,, to*
tw een 11th and Ceirry Arm
telned b *r nephew and nleca, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. MeDanUll. of Oakland, FI*., on Wadneaday, at thr
home of Mr*. F . J . Nlemayer.A choir at young folk* of th*
Baptlat Church haa lately town
farmed uniter th* direction of Mra.
R. R . Gray. Thl* choir will Iced th*
lom btr,
.
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b e saw tord
SATURDAY, JULY M J W ;
B ffly o ro . ItO RUM
Boost Hopes O f %Abbott
‘D a zzy ’ Mote Has No-Hit, Duda Sets Down
Z
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m m m er s Reinstatement Reach Finals Of No-Run Contest To Credit Saints For Reds
Teammates
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anor Holm Ja rrett, Ousted For Sipping
Lookout Hurler Turned Trick In 1933 With
' Gt^inpagne, Pleads F o r Position *
Calhoun O utfit; Clouting Sphere
f
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On.
Olympic
W
ater
Squad
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Movie
Actor
Shows
S t Augustine Holds
Here A t .785 Average
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BER L IN ,H t y !5 , - U n ~ K
G o l f Enthusiasts
E d g e For Initial
•posvUiwhus n u ll of support by 1
Beauty Barred
Nag Race Seven J n n i n g s
He
Knoifis
Links
Hut
teammates *n j
roaches 1
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1: S
01 t hurler*. seems to be leading,
S f Ilf 1 fillip fl T H fl V
buoyed Eleanor Holm Ja rre tt'*
Public Tourney
hopes of retaststem .ni yesterday
as America's Olympic athlotes—
I N strong— took up quarters in 1
the Olympic village.
atog that acerad
with’ tba only r
g*v« tba Gainer
triumph over t|
out, hero yostar
r e n t a l, tho Ol
cdSkm Of tha a fU m a b r veto
t # d to . by llolWr ana (W tfShorty Mai thy, mite
aacond
aacktr of tba vlaltora, waa tba
Wading batter of tba gems. Ha
■toglad twteo fo two official an*
Although tho swimmer’* rsae
appeared not nearly »» hopeless
as It had a tta r her summary
dismissal Thursday night, some
authoritative quarter, railed her
chances ot tugalning her place
“very slim."
Contrary to an earner
*nnoun.cment by Avery lirundag*,
president o t tha American Olymj k commit t*0, It wai
Iviuned
ta il ntcht th at ilr t. Ja rre ll's
name still ’ pis among tfEU entrl.a for the 100 meters back
i t i o .c ceent which she won at I
Loa An;;elta four yean ago.
A sltlft sequence of develop- ;
M in tl In the case of tho lovely
J-year-old New York swimming
..,*Y, cropped from the team for |
icpoatel violation of the anllMr,. Eleanor
Holm Ja rre tt,
iim k in ; rules and flaunting the
canter.
ace liark alroke swimmer of tha
itii.cw
,
overahaduwed
the
end
of
Lowo brought
final Palatki!
American
Olympic
Team.
la
ran across In tha fifth frame when 1 the v o y ;(c o f Uncle Sam's a th ataging a valiant fight for roletic
S'.gc
y.
bo singled, was sac:riflood te sacInstalk me nt on the anuatic squad
Wqi e Mr*. Ja rre tt
secluded
pnd, reached third'on an Infield
following di-cision of the Olympic
h
m
i
.
f
In'
a
Berlin
hotel,
leorA t nnd' tabled on JutaonTlttefi
CommiUee to oust her for refuw*
fu l'y pending for "one
more
Ing t<» uhvy trMoling ruk*.
*
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v,
»•,
Manager Arnold Andersow'an*' .dtanct' jn d Brundpp * weighed].
in d lio j oigueJl
F ’,'
: dffckay MtttUman, i f t 4 b , m eiltl o f
th* JilOta, won banished front tlia b7 ttO of her * allieo. I f * Vthec
tnnu In tba alghtb stania by Um athlete* survived a series of of
pire Shsporif ’folTowing their pro* ficial reception*.
Starting early yesterday morn
r
- * * ■ " ing at Hamburg where the liner'
Bhspsrd msintainod that Mlt- Manhattan was warped to the
talman ran out of tho hate line pier and Ipatlng almost until
rainCaoaler and tho Daytona nightfall In alternately
dronchad and sun-splashed set
JtoACh obortalOp,
tings, the
men
and women,
garbed in their attractive Olym
pia
costumes, were virtually
"welcomed to death."
They faced another reception
In the festival hall here.
and
than, entering tha gates leading
. V*^ m a-ar a ------L
,
t l
to the village thoy stood at a t
A flaking
flahlng party of
ot Sanford tention while on army band
MM y#*tarday “dragged 'em In ■truck up tha 8tar Bpnngled
by,Us* barrvls" from tba outside Banner, the S tars and Stripes
■B^pyiSl banka orf Ponca . da wore run u p .a flag pole, and a
^ to n fnlst near. Day too* Beach.
group of
Filipino Olympian,
ApproatmaUly 300 pouada - of , looted a fam iliar salvo of hipsnapper, rock ' baas and
other
l hip-hooray*.
kinds of kdtbl# fb h wvr* 'land
Fallow athletes and
cnachra
ed. ' Large sharks provided ■ cottrallied to Mrs.
Ja rrs tt’a
aid
siderubr*
entertainment
al a fte r aha filled In a frantic ap
though hanging them proved ex- peal for reinstatement to a subpensive through loss of Uckle. , committee hooded by Dr. Joeeph
Following were in tba party: Rayerofl of Princeton, and in' George E.
Balmea, Howard 1 eluding Fred Steers of Chicago:
Long, J . B. little, 'Ed Bender. B ill Bingham, Harvard's gradu
Fred BoUy, Bex Packard, J . S t ate manager o f athletics; Major
Clair White, “Doc" Walla, E. P. Patrick Walsh of New York,
lAMermin tad O ui Schmsh. Frederick Bublen, secretary of
S a n f o r d Fishermen
Hake Good Catdies
Off .Snapper* Banks
T otal
FARM INC. 11A LE, N. Y-, Ju ly
IS .—WY—The
Washington Kip*
per,” t'lsude Brown Hippy, and
Du*) Patrick Abbott, movie extra extraordinary when it comes
t« pi*>ing Hill Billy Roles be
fore the grinding
Hollywood
movie earners,, look short cuts
over the .rolling hill, of Bethpage Slate Park yesterday to
enter the finals of the big "Poor
Man's Show of G o l f —the na
tional public link, rhanipionship.
Hippy. , gangling
,is-fn o trr
who parks only 120 pounds but
who smack* His tee shots * mils)
straight down
the . fairway,
qualified for the finals, tn bo
decided today over HI hols* by
routing jnung W alter (iirin cr,
Baltimore business college stu
dent. C and 4.
* Abbott, also a Iran and lank
man, who can make you laugh
by twitching his facts! features,
rode in even more convincingly,
crushing Bruno
Par dec, New
Haven. Pomi., inauiame
■*nle->man, 8 and 7, the most lop aided
margin of the week's play.
O f the two, regarded as even
iy nrstrhcd for the finul. movie
man Abtmll plnycil the better
golf In the day'*
duels that
atartrd in A d m , ling lain and
tho caguo in pitching records by O W H - V I U W I
n
Race Hone Owner
pies From Bad Heart
Teeterday at tha new Ocean
dhald, p member o f tbo
Uttee of 10O" In Miami, te
Harvey Fires ton* and oibor
GANG
m
Virginia wbora ho
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TH A T
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Lron
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ST. A rO U STtrte. July 2* -</T^
Ca5cy Duda, newly acquired DeI .ind hur!er, «et th# St. Aconitine*
Saints down with two icatlervil
hitn here yeatrnlay a» hla mate*
has a woridrrful ru n e >all. When
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Mote ha* il working he has the
opposing team on its heels,
CHICAGO, July 25, lift Ar- t !nnl»t tl on Younj* Hill Dutland for
Mole Is 22 years old, weighs 1T2 lington Tarh’s » tIM'-'ll added t Im "i\ Hit1* amt four run* in the last
pounds, end stinds H feet 2 atwl sic stakes, whichtin m ly > a ■
two inning* to cop a Florida Statu
1-2 Inehe* tall, lie begun his huso- i f the .1-yrar <d I : .nupi r>-Vp. l.e.i.-ue rontest. I to t.
call career in llnllon, Georgia. )'mIrnlay drew a ft Id of I t. ot
to r seven innings It was a nlpwhere ho place I ,.n the Dalton eluding three fillo , <••• it. el .ht i 1 rml-tuck hurling duel with the
High .kchool squail In 1933, he was running today. Tlo- mile and a Smut hurler iedding the edge, hut
with the I'nlhinio Georgia, team 'TOSrtl’T feature udl hi-'e n v u ie . It.gles ly Knlroni, I’atterson and
In the Georgia TYnnrtsrr I.raguc.
|KM21 should all r
to i*.- Sltmn sent two Hed runs armsa
lll 19.14 Mote csent lilek to tho
with *28,!MMI C,.,|, : to II,,. th • phCtn in the righth frame.
I n con's d.mti’e rammed two
Calhorn team which was in tile winner.
teoro urns home for Deland In
Keystone la>igue that year. In
Wil'lmn Wmulwiir
to ’tn.t
a game against King-ton. the nVipkit with llm nm t.,1 i-olu the ninth.
The S e m i s look a l to 0 lead In
hurler fanm-tl l‘i lailtera out of lor, probably will go t . the post f,c
the 2K men that fa.s-d hint. He wts voritf. The Helmo -t ‘ > kr- ,»ir.- thr seventh when J»ck Owens
Ilte only man ip the leigue
thit rr r, which carnrd I• •*ir.l lu-*, walked. «tole second *nd stored
y e a r t.i hurl n tut hit, no-run game. t(||e of the division tv i ..Ing his wlie.i Vic y.upanle rolled a double
M-te hit ,.107 dining the season. lofl.ey In the Kenturk c I .. - be tnof ih-w ii the light field line. The only
tn U»1ft. he played in a commercial using in n close linrsli to llotl other hit that the Snints weir abln
It ague In* At nnt*. where he wa* Venture tn the fn-akiie- . is |eai|. to muster off Duda came in tho
the strike-out king that year
ing In the rare for the
cear-old »l«th when Dave Swindell lined n
In Itllfl, Mntu lo gan the season title. Victory in tin- ♦ I .,*lc will dimble to 'eft.
II was the fourth Hefner elthep
•silli the Fulton, K v. rluh of the give It* owner his third cl issic
side was able to get a man on ftntt.
Kitty I.eague. lie |i|*yrd there fo triumph.
a month and then asked for his
Granville will he no pn *nit itiro 1lim ing the first seven innings tho
' * h-u*e to go to rhnttnmniga. The favorite, hmvvcer. There is John Hosts m ss.ell but two Infield hits
lookout* looked him over anil then Hay Whitney's Mr Hones, which hut lit Into Holland in the rins
farmed him ceil ht-io whole he won tho Dwyer Stakes ot Aipieduct ing innings.
haa ts-rn playing steady hnaehnil. nnd loat try a nose t , t;, anvil u I Cnlcniii. with a single and a don.
Mote Is hitting pfi an.| is lead in the rich Ih-loiont.. Air. jk p is ile in Ihrve l r y J 0 P P V . thf Jh Jlv
karf,J-ta-" * ~ ._>r. ejuuifa ing.tint Iratrw / Jh rM rsrK '^ n '.^ r-’JO ff f t'r ''-.V -V ta ^ i: i.a * will n . I lin g for tTe-lpat
wi„. I The teams meet tmUy t ^ f
that threatcneil a hen'y ihiwn- erage* Wilh--VWn.--wVt-.-snf! rtn pvtae llea.lley's It-dl ,
pour all aflermHin.
The Cali toaei. In Ills first gsno* with the m-r o f both the Detroit ;,n.| Chic A- .encounter slated for Det.snJ.
fomian i n but 1 over par for lookouts he shut out the Del m il go Dei I n *
the 29 hole* he had to journ* >* Iteds, 9 to It He aerurrd three hits
((„ 0„. strength of their most
n-<*.*.,t
. fr ..»w
n*..
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while Bi|■py was
five shot* in t h i w trip* c«> tho i» nti*.
ubov,. prifret figures for 12.
r a t dee. a nicthiidiral man nt
31 who learned golf while caddy
tr.'-i"„'tt
I n i on-the old Yalo rourse, had
Abbott two down thrnugh the
tunning
Co n t r i e U m Q 6 .
first eight holes but the movie
1111DDK!.INK' Mass . July 2ft.
‘ ’“I'"* M
• x tn . suddenly getting the touch
E I « jt r ia t T 8 uppHM
and correcting a bad hook that (JW—Krnnkie 1'arki-r. 20, o f Lnw J*1
l" ,
threatened him with a disaatar, rrncrvillv, N. J . dcfi-ativl .1,* Hunt.
17, of I.us Angulos in thtce straight
played the nest 21 holes in otleset* ycsli-niay in the semi-finals of
— —
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m
I hi- ts.uguiiiHl Cricket Clun's iniiCation
1 1- it n i a
championship
ntatrhrs. Tho scorn was 11-11, 6-1
EpLi
«-«.
'
I’Atkcr will meet Itidn-rl lilgga
X 114 Y m t C k l t t t A W '
of 1.0* Angotvs in Ihi* finals today.
W-w.
W atches R cfB trtd R ) ’
Ye*ti ulay's match ivquirnl .ilsmt
thri'i- un i a half hours, » . ruin
fu m .l i ildny ami made tha- tntf
Kaevnt g a w ,
{
CMUtt 'Iqqiory
,
. I
VYlion play l.ogsii the second time
/
Sanlord
Frank P arker (Jives
Joe Hunt Trouncinir
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Boat On Eve Of Race
JOS Magnolia
( hnrgrs
uf
profrs.p.imlism
rvenlually t-nd.-d tha early Olympir*. ’Ih.. Greek* said the lUmnn
thnmpluni
were
capitalising
their fnmo by going nn tour* and
Accepting rush for public np|>enrnnci*. Angered,
thu
Il.imnus
wrecked every tiling uniund tho
'•tcitium.
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wealthy Chisago and Miami toady
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: hta. r:;'w1ernZi O n f M c b s o Track
They wore Joined by'W ill Free-
The earliest o f th* revived
Olympic games (77# B. C.) in
cluded athletic duels, but also
competition Ip a rt, music, literstaro, poetry, oratory, ate. Chariot
race# were added later.
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SWIM
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DANCE
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M 0 D K IIN M U S IC — M O D E R N P O Q L
3 M IL K S W E S T O F I .0 N G W 0 0 D
E N J O Y A C L E A N S W IM IN R U N N IN G W A T E R
PALM
SPRINGS
hycvlsl Hates, .
Adult* t i c
Children Itr
SWIMMING end DANCING CLAS-SKS SA TU RDA YS
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
AS LOYALISTS AND REBELS GIRDED FO R BATTLE
LEGION HONORS BALL PLAYER
SATURDAY, JULY
2 3 , 198G
LOYAL TROOPS CLAIM DEFEAT O F SPANISH
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Thaaa two plclurta radioed la America ghow moblllied loyal cltliana and rabal troopa In aetlan aa tha revolutlon naartd a ghow down In Spain. Top. armed cltliana behind barricaded brick walla prepare ta dafand Barcelona agalnat the onalaughta of rabala. Below are Spanish ravoltara and Ihalr woman aup
portari forming a dgfgnia line up In a Little with government troopa at Burgot. W ar front photog
rapher# ruthed thaaa photographa to Dordeius. franca, whara they wara lalapbptpaA Ip London
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A product of tha national baaaball lournamant apontorad by tha
Amarlcan LaglO". Buddy Lawla of tha Washington Banatora racalvaa
a military act from tha laglon In tribute to hla atallar playing. Buddy
atartad hla baaaball caraar with tha legion taajn at Caatonla, N. C
hla homa. Laft to right: Joseph Malloy, Dlalrlct of Columbia da*
partmant commander for tha laglon; Lawla, and Wation Miliar, legion
Official. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo)
Although the pavarnment'a loyal force# announced themaelvea triumphant aver a rlghtlat raballlon In
•pal". l|i| Insurgent# continued ta hold Ipanlah Morocco and ccveral province# In tha aoutharn pari|
of (pain. Thla pleturo ahowa loyal troopa of tha aort which blaatad raballloui garrlaona In Madrid
tat* Mbmlaalan and Imprlaonad mara than 1,000 rabal laadara. (Associated Praia Photo)
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SPANISH WARSHIP BOMBEE) BY REBEL AIRPLANES
U. S. ORDERS WARSHIPS TO SPANISH WATERS
SPANISH REVOLT SPREADS
Biscay
F R A N C
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nO riili
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Tw o rebel alrplanaa bombed tha Ipanlah wirahlp "Jaime r aftar loyal naval fertaa defied an Inour- i
gant ultimatum ta laave the harbor at Tanglar, International Zona, Morocco. Latar a mutiny waa'
qucllad by loyal aallara whe throw acma revolting cfflcara overboard and Jallad other*. A recant I
picture ef the chip la ahawn abova. (Aaaoclatad Praca Photo)
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Th o United S uite battlaahlp Oklahoma (abova) now with a training aquadran off Franca, la an# a*
' She two United Stale# warship# ordered to Spain to evacuate Americana If tha revolt makao It aee*
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aaaary. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Phele)
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CAPITAL AND CENTER OF SPANISH REVOLT
rwvsrr
Thla map Indicate# tha point# whara tha moat ttrleua diaordora In
■paln’a rlghtlat. ravell have broken cut. The Icftlat government hie
ruahad live column* of dofono* army toward Valladolid, Burgee, Zaragoia and Toledo. In tho north Ban Sebastian la tha center of tha Me
riting. Thla city wee reported raked with atrial flra aa tha rabala
pourad In. Tha revolt atartad In Bpanlah Morocco. (Aoooclatid Prtio
Mop)
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T E LL S LAWYER O F
Above la tha raw U . 8. cruller Qulnay, tha laaond af twe American warehlpe ordered ta (palp tp area.
M t« American* If thl# bicemis nccagaary aa a raauit af tha ravsIL Tha Qulnay, recently iguMhc*
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was on a ihflltadjMn crulaa ta lu n a a .
(A iia t liiid A m m a k a U I
£ MOORISH TROOPS GUARD GIBRALTAR IN REVOLT
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I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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VOLUME XXV
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Member Associated Prena
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U. S. Refugees
Flee Madrid;
War Continues
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1936
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County Makes 2 Hurricanes
$ 8 6 ,5 4 0 Cut Reported By
In Bond Debt Weather Men
U. S. AMBASSADOR AND W IFE
NUMBER 234
Established la 1908
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Mrs.G.A.Spper
Killed When
Auto Crashes
FLORIDA’S N EXT SENATOR
Commissioners
ioners Gain One Blow Is Located
Point, Secure Can*
In Gulf Of Mexico;
cellation Of Papei
Tjie Other Is Found
Held As Collateral
Fanning Bahamas
Government Asserts
Progress Is Being
Made Against R e
volting F a c t i o n
’P
i
Accident Victim Was
En Route To North
Carolina With H u b *
band For Vacation
Seminole County today
bad
JACKSONVILLE. July 27,-O Pi
rvdurrd Its outstanding debt by —Two tropical storms put in *n
$8<L$40, according
to an an appesrencr today, one In the Ba
nouncement
made by O.
P, hama Islands southeast of Florida
Herndon, clerk of the Board of and one stou t 73 miles off the
County Commissioners.
Louisiana coast near Grand Isle.
The slash was made possible
The Weather Bureau's sroundthrough cancellation of $50,000 In the clock hurricane warning *e,vbonds and $18,540 in coupons, ire spotted both storms ihi- loom
which have been held by ih* ing, It issued wstningt sd ruing
BUto Board of Administration. caution but saying neither storm
f a r T V * ( u w l a l H P r— t
Clerk
Herndon
pointed out ha. to far developed <eri >u» pro
American
and
British
Mrs t’.eorgi* A. Speer, 64,
that thg bonds were placed with portions a though roth were in
refugees fled Madrid for
Wfdl-kiimvn Smifortl woman,
the Board of Administration as creasing in intensity.
the seacoast a s Spain’s civ l
diiil yi-stt’nltty in CJrecnville,
collateral la
1031
for a loan
The New Orleans Weather Bu
^ w a r continued to flaro with
which was needed to meet Inter reau said the Gulf storm was of
S. ('., front injuriro guwI full force.
est obligations.
smalt rstent and of mmi-mlc hut
tninrii in an nniom'iliilo acA i'ercc battle wns re
A concerted effort had
IncrfaRinf Intensity.
K o rjc u lrr*
ciilfnt.
ported in progress at Toledo.
under way for several years to prrdicUtl it would cro»n the c«wi»l
T in 1 it h .s Ii wan a t t r ib u t e d
Fresh and successful a s
secure the release of tha bonds, line thii afternoon U’t w f f i (irsnd
to the* Hursting of a rexr
saults on rebel strongholds
but the State Board constantly lute anti Morgan (’Hv, . bringing
tirp, aiTonling to InfornlB-'
on widely scattered fr o n t s
reiterated it had no authority to gale wind* and high tideslin n rrcfivi-tl here. Mr. Spoer
wars announced by tho govern
The Jii(‘k<onvilte bureau locat
rrhase them.
\4u< ttrivmg Ihi* vehicle.
ment,
In a reeent meeting of
the ed the second storm a abort dis
Mrs, Spet*$ wan si»lil !o hAV#
Ambassador Claude Buwers, U. S. envoy to Spain, and Mr*.
Tho American state departlnwn rniAheii
whrn
the C»ft
|rv.
tU ^r^d. I** leave the revolt-ridden country. County Commission a resolution tance Miuth of Cat Htand in (ho
. : a jn r t .rmrfm rf,! 'ar/»Mi«Jriy
Thi* would put it about
llel
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i j i t r overturning, toppled on to
K'.Jwrj or death was passed to <^*^ei bojh the Behamaft.
' n5ua“ reports o ! 'flee -rebeilV
sm ith e^ l of Miami
bunds and their coupons. . ' .“ ' ACT
tladde reppef, unop^Twe)! Dethocrath tandi.lalc f A ''t h t r ^ t t i r
'
prgreaa,
British authorities at Ly vlolen.e in the war*- Iwtwrcn "tnyalista and (txvulutinnl-l*.
Fo rrcislers said it w«* Ju-t be
John Meiseh, chairman of tho
G ibraltar heard that government
County Board,
Charles
Dunn, ginning to tike drfinilr form and ed S tate* Senate, will be a visitor In Sanfuril tomorrow with head, t;it prill ivit him I *<*rious Injury.
plane* bad bombed nearby SanCounty
Commissioner,
K.
F, pick up force.
quarter* at the Valdes Hotel whrrr he will welcome hi* many
Fuin*rnI in*rv1■re* a nil intermeat
roqsa.
They warned .hipping in the friend* In this section between the hours of 10.(HI and 12:00 o'clock. sr<- to bn held lirre early Ibn
Housholder,
attorney
for the
LoyslLats marched on three re
Board, and Mr. Herndon mad* storm's path and northern and rvn- Ho will also be the guest of honor and principal speaker at a Rotary wn-k with the Itev Martin J. aJ
gions dominated by rebel*. Doth
negollalloa
la trsl tlahaman X* Ia nils to take cau luncheon at the Mayfair Hotel to which the member* uf other civic 11rani officiating.
tho successful
Ne definite
■idea put out claim* of victories
tion.
Tallahassee Saturday
■i rnngi'nit-nli have yet beon
organisation* are invited.
in Ouadarraraa mountain battle*.
The
Bahaman
stm-m
’
was
.!•*With the new reduction, the
made*
>»
Tba rebel* a t Pamplona waitCounty'e bonded debt has been seribed as moving s owly west
Twu Kuhn of the -deceased.
ad fo r Madrid to run abort of
reduced to a point where it now northwestward or northwestward
Vivinn
unit A l g e r n o n
food and for Generaliaaimo Franstands at less than $1,250,040, In a general direction and south
Sprrr, Juft ycairntay lor , th*
cisco Franco to reopen oiictaaccording to figures available at east of the Florida roast. The
itcine of the accident a ml will
weatherman .aid it "i* attended at
tiona in aoethem Spain.
the Court House.
ircomiiarty their father on tb«
American diplomatic
officials
The Commission la eeheduled present hy only frrsh to strong
return trip.
winds
over
a
very
small
area
n
r
jr
sailed from S t. Jean De Lux,
to meet tomorrow at 2 P. M.
Mr, anil Mr*. Hpoer l-ft Han
France, for Fuontcrrabia, indi
for a discussion of a refunding the renter," but ia Increasing In nford early Sunday mornmft. They
tensity.
A
ship
some
distance
fri
ir.
cating their intention to
ask
plan, Mr. Herndon announced.
(i h i i s . h *w w as. I t m l '
ST. PAUL, July 27.—(A*)— Alvin
The U. 3. Department of War
the Bahaman storm and two
Ambassador B ow en to leave the
Karpl*
and
Charles
FitigeraM
,
weather reporting .tstio n * on Cat
ha* eahibited every intention of
comity. The American boltleand Great Exurna Island in the
a b ft Oklahoma arrived in Bay- participants in the $100,000 kid allocating fuuij-i for maintaining
Bahama* notified the Weather
naping of William Hamm, Jr., tho channel in the BL Juhn*
.joanimum w lm L ja far
ttfdiy t^cra sentenced to TW* pris T th e r between Lake llat-ney and
a s hour and the lowest
Tba LafUat
gowrrm ent .of on terms by Federal Judge M. M. Jacksonville, Sen. Scott M. Loftin
barometer la 29.70 Inches. Wrath,
Bpaln aided American anJ B rlt Joyce. Both pleaded guilty.
Informed the Seminole Chamber
A slight revision In certain
Indtrnlions today pointed toward
tr condition* along the southeast
f t
Uh , refugee*,
beleaguered
i.t
KarpU (n lj tho court “Jack of Cummerco today*
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Florida roast are normal.
traffic regulation- nmy tn' ef a record crowd attending the Ro
Madrid embasaies for a we'k. I'cifrr la ubXululely not guilty be
A withering blast of hell which
Sen.
Loftin’*
statement wn*
fected in Sanfurd In the near fu tary luncheon tomorrow m-on i t sent Ihe thermometer bounding op .
to flee the revolution lorn town. cause I know tho circumstance*. made in a telegram dispatched
A train was provided to
lako He had nothing to do with the aftetr he had conferred with Army
ture, affording to di-cuaslana In the Mayfair llatrl where t'laude to Wfl yesterday gave Sanford n il
Generally fair tonight and Tues
refugees to Alicanto on the aca- kidnaping,"
engineers.
Pepper, riindklate fur the United vicinity a slight tasta o f iv *
the police department today.
day. Extreme Northwest Florida i
cuast where a Britlah deatru^ir
drought and heat wave whkh th*
Pelfcr, S t. Paul night club op
Last week the Associated Pres* cloudy, probably ahowera tonight
While Chief Roy
Williams S tate- Senate, will -peak.
waited to take them aboard.
upper half of the nation has exerator. was charged a* the "fip- announced
from
Washington end Tuesday.
I pointed out that hi* ha- no an
Reservation- for the affsir were
In addition to the four major german” in the case and was con that the $4,ooo allocation provid
A question of “vital Importance- thortty tn make traffic laws, he telng aeeepted today i>y E. E. perienced.
battle* there were
icoree
of victed by u Jury Saturday.
City Wretherman Paxton xakt
ed for the SL John* Hirer work
to
Tuesday's Ikies: low, 0:08 A. M. will tie discussed Tuesday night can offer recommendation*
liliidworth at the Tuurhton Drug Sunday was the hottr-t day s f Ih *
leeser fight* between rebel* nnd
in 1916 had been slashed to noth and 10:09 F. M.; high. \ A . M. and by the Sanford lltseball Commit the City Commission
loyalist*. Elsewhere, turh a* at
ing fur 1937. The Chamber im 1:53 F. M. Son rites at B: 13 A. M. tee when it convenes in the Cham
One of the pre-ent
knotty Company. All who plan to attend current summer xea-on.
Different, however, then ih *
Huelva, Malaga, Puigcrrda, Alp
mediately took step* toward se and ia l* at 7:24 F. M. Moon rises ber of Commerce building. Chair prnblrms facing police is that should make their notification In
parched regions of the north *44
Calxana, Villa Louen !)«■I Henii
curing funda for maintenance. 1 at 1: 57 F. M.
man Arthur Brsnsn announced to of I'ark Avtnue since the thor advance.
and Olot, mob* of war cr»-ed
Telegram* were sent to both
In a statement to The Herald 'o - mld-w*-t, the mercury took *
day.
oughftre ha* been widened and
Communiata indulged in an orgy
senator* ami to all the Florida
The body Is composed of one now afford* a great temptat’en it*y Waller Coleman, pre»lilent of rapid drop last night after sunset
The Hanford lodge or the In
o f aUughUr, church burning and
,on, ,i
, ., n
r . * rn ^ well to 70, making * 9
representatives In the national ternational Order of Odd Fellows member each of the local elvlc. for -preding.
the Kiwani- Club, -till
that
Mr
Mhs Mary A. Goodale,
8.1, capital.
pillage.
Klwsnlsn and 111,1 not unhearnble during il*4pA grrat stride forward will be Pepper l- him-elf
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock dubs, two from the Chamber uf
dicil
Sunday
night
in
her
home,
Thousands of fighting farm ers,
Sen. l-nftin did not Indicate in Its clubhouse, lodge officers Commerce and a tike
numlrr made probably thr- wer k when urged all local Kiwanlans to at- log hours.
Vc-teriliiy'- tnrrlilne— and wa-dtwall equipped with a m *
ami 20(1 East Tw enty-First Street, Ju*t when an allocation will he announced today.
from the County and City Com the department receive- a new lend the luncheon In Mr. Pepper's
explosives under
command of following an illness which began made for this district, although
mission B o n d s .
honor.
R
ervallon*.
it
ivs
.
i
pointed
1
,n
^ 1holl,' J)r
r»*rtI!*•
Indian motorcycle.
last December.
It was *uid last week that a mmout, shouldd be mode ir. edvane. "^ ^ y ln g to watering pieces neakAll interested parties are invited
With
a
modern
machine,
Cine'
A
tractor,
fully
equipped,
had
Funeral service* w ire tch*d- plrte waterways budget had not
hy. Doth Daytona llearli end Cor
to attend the meeting, Mr. Kran- Williams Indicated
that
addi through Dr. Hludworlh .it f 'tirhuled fur -t P. M. today from the tu rn e t a Wished by the Wr.r De arrived today for the greenhouse
onado Peach alrow their ttoola,
t»n’- Drug Store.
■n as id.
Unuat
streets
may
be
plarrd
on
whose
activities
are
under
the
Erickson Funeral Home with the part mrnt.
Civic club- here have been ex while fishing trips wer* not un
the
routine
patrol
of
the
pollrc’s
direction
T>f
the
county
farm
Itev. J . It. Hoot In charge.
It i< customary each year for
tended an Invitation to hear the popular.
mntcrriirtl unit.
Mi** Goodale was
bom
lr Congress to allot a lump sum tn agent's office.
Gentle variable wind- arc pre
candidate who I- the only figure
The
polka
officer
said
thst
Ohio on Nov. 29, 1851. She had the waterway* of the nation;
dicted for today with the heat un
In
the
srnturlal
rare
for
the:
seat
there existed III the city no geo
In order for one’s name to
been * resident of Sanford for luilrr \rm y engineers divide that
abated, according to a U. 8. Weath
graphical pecularitu-s where a> iterated hy the late Duncan U. er Bureau bul clln.
the past 20 year*.
Religiously amount among variou* section* appear on the Chamber of ComFletcher.
A large delegation of Hartford cidrnts were
romninn.
adding
mrrre ballot for
election
of
Box office receipt* from the aha was Identified ^with the l o - 'uf the country as It Is needed,
Mr. Pepper will nrelv * callorv
department-*
rerord*
Beplsmlx-r, Woodmen of the World will at that tha
pageant of baauty eeheduled for cal Baptist Church' and was a
The allocation for work In tho board members in
tend * district meeting of the or show that two motor mtshnp- In the Valdrx Hotel Tuesday loom
memberships
must
have
been
tba Rite Thaator Aug. 4 win member o f tho T. E. L C la u . S t. John River between JacksonAug.
15, ganisation- In Umatilla tomorrow seldom occur on the same loca ing between 10 o'clock and noon.
bolp awell lb* Ktwanla fund for
Surviving are a brother. Wit- villc and the Atlantic Ocean was paid on or boforo
He ha- issued ■ -perial in .'Palion
night.
tion.
under-pririlegad children.
Ml** llarn J . Goodale and ona sister, ,,|„rrd at slightly less than on* President T. E. Simpson said
Judge Jsm rs 0 . Sharon will be
Chief Williams, who w j* dis to all Sanford ci'lxens to m*et him
today.
Bilan Wellman, pq# of the eon- Mlaa Susan A. Goodale.
•million dollars.
Counly Agent C. R. Dawson'to
the principal speaker at the ses cussing tha traffic problem with at this time.
taat'a organiser*, said today.
Interment will be in Evergreen
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II- II. Pope, president of the day said ho will continue to ac
“Good New*,", a publication by sion which i* to be presided uver City Judge MUIrr. expressed a
About B0 girls will bo Invit
cept work sheets for partlclpstljm
tha Bemlnole Chamber of Com by O. F. Ilerndon, head of the to desire to devise some method uf Sanford Rotary Club, ha- pointed In the federal anil con-errttloil
ed to participate in the event
tal lodge and president o f the dis strict epfoecement which In Jh> out that tomorrow probably wl'l
merce.
wat
being
distributed
which I* to be a formal beauty
program until the sheets ara profuture would 'curb tho
"rpl* be the last occasion on which Sir.
her* today. It contain* chiefly trict.
contest, according to Miss WellApproximately 100
rntmlwi* drmie of motor accident*" whi'h Pepper will visit Sanford for »onip pared for forwarding to Wash
comment* made by various news
ington.
papers on tho progress shown in from verlous lodges in the area apparently la prevailing at pres time, tinea hie campaign will car
Local merchant* are being asked
Th* office force of Mr. Daw
ry
him
to
al|
sectionof
the
stale
will
attend
the
conclave.
ent.
'
son lately has been employed al
to apoator an entrant The builRalph Bagwell, secretary of . Nearly 40 employe* of . tha BL tho county during the past two
and
will
rrquire
practically
his
en
In
offering n solution, the
most inclusively In preparing th *
Maemen’a only obligation la the Aba Seminole Chamber of Com- Johns River Line, Including tov- years.
chief advise* that individual mo tire time before tho election.
papers for submission to th* tT>
payment of a *email entrj fee. ware*, will leave tomorrow fer cral official*, naoem^M har*
Mrs.
Rustle
Peaks
will
sing
a
tor lata (xartlaa extreme rautiun
The winner of the event her* Clearwater Beach where he will yesterday for a aafsty and felsoprano solo accompanied by Ml— 3 . Heps it men t of A grku.tur*.
and
obey
traffic
laws,
paying
will be afforded an opportunity ■pend a abort vacation.
lowihip mooting tn Dm Valdes
particular attention to th* “slop" Mildred Nix on the plena.
T1MK 8TANDH S T IL L
of coaipoUag against winner* of
Janie* Chapman, of this city, Hotel. *
T.
E.
Himpson,
president
of
the
signs placed at sum* street Inbeauty title* in about 100 other will mbatitut* for Mr, BagWe11
The session was called pri
Sonlnole
County
Chamber
of
Comterceetlona.
NAPOLEON, Ohio, July
cities when a
“cavalcade of during tha latter'a absence,
marily to bring firm personnel WARNMUENDE. Germany, Ju- morre, returned yrmltrday from
GP)—Time stood itill for residents
beauty" la staged in Daytona
Aeeornpanlng
tba secretary closer together and to hoar ad ly ft.—(4V-Col. Charles A. Lind Miami Beach where ho spent a 10
of this town when th# clock In tha
Beach early In September.
will be hi* mother. Mr*. W. 8. dress** designed In promote fur bergh today watching a test flight * F vacation amid seen** almilar
courthouse tower stopped, troii
Out-of-town Judges will bo Bagwell .and .a niece, Mlaa Fa- ther safety among trash drlv- friend the noted war are Lieut. to boom days of Ihe last decade.
Erast Udet, drop to safety in a
support- for th* weights broke a ft
asked to referee on both occa trirta Wallace.
I era of tha company.
Mr. Blmpsnn said building per
parachute when tho pan* fell to
Four person* were arrested by er 50 years use.
■Iona, Mleo Wellman said.
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Several insoranc*
mit* for Miami and the vicinity
‘ m m Ib tho gif.
Twenty-two case* were sched county deputies over. \he week
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Udet, who la chief of the tack- wer* $2,000,000 for the month of uled for trial In Municipal Court end and booked on charge* of
BLANTON*TBA 1U
Jane,
He
said
construction
activi
Ihi* afternoon, according to the reckless driving, according to rec
war* q r . ntnaher of Jack ales I division of tho elr ministry, ty U In evidence everywhere.
docket announced at noon today. ords In the office of Sheriff
DALLAS, T e x , July 9 7 ^ -O P )(
i ; . ■.
|aonvilla, president, Otto CaMwol!, ewfforod only minor injuries and
Among Mm defendants billed McClelland.
■opeeeeatathe T m r Blanton, T ex*
Tha CUy Commission I* *chod-. local manage*, George Cochran aargooat said ho would be able ta
to face Judge Miller, Is Monro*
On# of (he case* developed
* • Daw m a t, today * u trailing uled t* Moat at T:10 o'clock tonight of Tampa, and F. O. Harri* af fly again within n week.
Holt, negfo, charged with having through an accident Involving
____ .
‘
•
Jad g o Cylda GarreU la Ibo race in City Hallt and K
lx expected
to* Orlando.
shot his father-in-law, Lao Bry damage ^> f twu
automobilc-a
l o r ro-nomlaatioa ’ to C en tre*. sledy a proposal by which rev*YetWdoyV
ant. Holt Mid th* gun's dis ■mounting to naarly $150, John
P a tfc however, will be ia the run- nae-psodaeUg property, which, le first Of U*
A coroner'* Jury W ay found charge waa accidental.
flrncy, colored, wa* one o f th*
•tf Frimsijr. JlmaUd Allred dashed tax dellnqcant, may be aoalgaed hoped to i
tho- death of John Qoylo, Jr.
driven.
the re-nealaalioa f*r governor.
every two*
to a ncofvetahlp.
A
m
to
an
automobile
accident
m
BRADY
FOR
RACK
On* hundred and twrntjr flv#
Other* arrested were, A. M,
A
*" 1 1
■' * —
9
Another pf* Mem which may oc
awn and ton officer* of the Han May M, was the m o lt af an
Packard, Anaell Curtl* and G. 8.
C J
K am a Msrigy, wife * f
Dl- cupy tho Commission’, attention la
NO MB
gnaroidabl*
accident.
MIAMI, 'July tL ~«V -D eyt# Maury.
ford unit, Florida Notional Guard,
«M'
^
CWrtm Y l d e r y h w on
with the arroement
The deceased had been riding E. Carlton, candidate for tho
left yesterday for Jacksonville
John I. Watkins .was booked on
•Off aetata everleobkg the see,
JACK SOI
which tho city has levied a
to n they will spend two week* in an auto drlvan hy Boh Ralta Banal* seat hold hy th* latt a charge of operating an auto
i front the J 0-mill tar, half of wkleb la celled- ( f f J - D r . W . j
Which collided with an either re- park Trammell, laid plan* Fri
i Camp Faster.
Bowers May Be
Asked To Vacate
Body Is Crushed
As Gar Topples
L e f t i s t Contingent
Assists Americans
To Port Of Refuge
Bursting Tire Causes
Vehicle To W reck:
Sons Rush To Scene
Karpis Is Given Loftin Asserts St.
Life Term For Jo h n s W ill G et
Kidnap Charge Fund For Upkeep
Traffic Problem Record Throng
Will Be Studied To Hear Pepper
By Local Police Speak Tuesday
Gangster D e c 1 a r es Commerce C h a m b e r
Activity B r I n gs
One Of Henchmen
Successful
Results
W h o l l y Innocent
Chief Wmlams Ad Candidate For Senate Thermometer Hits
vises Caution On
Will Head Program
P art Of D e i v e r B
Of Local Rotariano 96 Here Recording
Hottest Day In W
CITY NEW S B R IE F S
Baseball Committee
Will Meet Tuesday
Miss Mary Goodale
Dies Here S u n d a y
After L o n g Illness
T
Funds From Beauty
Contest To Help
ler - Privileged
U nde
Woodmen To Attend
Umatilla Meeting
Dawson Continues
To Take Work Sheets
c*m*ury,-------------- j River Line Workers
Chamber Secretary ! Meet In Valdez For
Will Take Vacation Fellowship S e s s i o n
Lindbergh Watches
Udet Drop To Earth
Chamber President
Returns To Stanford
Twenty-Two Cases
Booked For Trial
City Commission To |
Hold Session Tonight
^ MkUlg
LOCAL WEATHER
Guardamen Depart
F o r Camp Foster
ad .by,Ihi bondholder*' committoe.
' 4 ? * m t flo rid * Supremo Court
K
County Books Four
Over Week-End For
Reckless Driving
r ir _
Ju ry Finds Death
. W as Unavoidable
TV* Iocs! group Is headed by hid. operated hy A n hi* Want,
L-CsL J . C. HuUhlson, who is o both of Boaf'rd.
------------ of the But* National , TV* crash eeearrad on tho Or
)aado highway IdwMd Staff,
mobile whll* ho was under tha
day
for a qukk
campaign Influence of Intoxicants.
■wing over th* state a* th* Su*
Chief Deputy O. B. Estrldge,
prem* Court ruled th* Aug, 11 Deputy R. J . Hkkaon and Deputy
primary may bo held
H, C. Gordon mad* th* prtcet*.
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W ILL LEAVE FOR CAMP
I
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SPANISH REVOLUTIONISTS ADVANCE ON MADRID
From Politics
Is Confused
Trans-Ocean Phone
Conference Brings
Speculation O v e r
' Coughlin’s Future
W ould-BcrA l i t ssta
O f Englfeh King
Wanted To Shoot
Self Before Edwara
Revolutionists P U l
•Starve Out* Moya
In Great, B t f m ijt
To Take C
a p »I».kf
t oitClv
■tV
Apology Is Given
To The President
LONDON,
July
U.-4JI
0 * o fit Andrew McMahon, I
Briton who drew a revolver
Xhfc Edward's military pan
waa remand sd to JaU for a w
after a bearing today m
char** o f producing a waa
“ with tha latent to alarm
Knjoaty."
4,000 Are Kitied^
At San 8eb asti»
Catholic ~ Figure Bef: l i e v e s Roosevelt
* Should Be Ousted
VATICAN CITY! July 2d.
— (AP) — Trans-Atlantic
telephone conversations be
tween
Father
Charles
Coughlin and Vatican of■klala today caused apecuHtion over whether the ra
dio priest would be told to
discontinue his political ac
tivities in the United SUtes.
The priest publicly apologised
In' President RooaevuU for call
ing him s "liar" In an addreta
hefari the recent Townsend.con
vention at Cleveland. ,
regretted
It ind had no personal 111 fretlu g. toward the President, the
yrtoat declared he believed Roose
velt should be "supplanted.'*
DETROIT, July 2i.- ( A ’>—Tho
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin made *
public apology to President Roose
velt yesterday for calling him a
"liar" In a recent iptfch, but at
U e s o m time osssrtod hi* re
marks
referred
to "Candidate
Jtoossvslt" rather than tha "tha
President of the Unltfd States."
The formal apo'ogy was conof dm periodical Social
T e th e r C orgkiln said:
"At this time tha President hat
MAdtnUUea, the President of the
Vnltad States, and second, to can
didate for t{te presidency. When
he become* e candidate he subject*
(Dm Ui h S *a sag* A w )
Automobile Victim
’About The Same’
In Local Hospital
' 1 . Hsr&rt Franc**, about 75.
waa reported "about tha tame” <n
Fonuld-Loughten Memorial, Hos
pital today whore b* Is confined
with n 'broken left leg sustained
after being '.struck by
Jesse
Lodge's1 automobile Wodnssdiy
night ‘
* Pr. C. M. Mitch*!!, attending
Phidden, said the l*g was tha only
American W o m ehu*
Children Reported
Safely In Embass*
.Lt.-Col. J. C. Hutchison, left, commandant' o f thd Sanford
Guard unit, and Capt. Harold Washburn, rig^l. will leave Sunday
moraipa for Camp footer In Jeckoonville where they will encamp
for two weeka and undergo renter summer training acUvitloa.
SpanliTh FaocUt?andT^rul
Leftlata waged a bloody
tle today northwest of M*£
rid for ponscMlon of tn*
Capital City. ,
.
.'^2
the rebels planned an <m*
circling movement front Wj}
north and south to tUFM
Madrid
Into BUbm'MotC
Similar "starve out" Ud^a
National Guard •Sanford Citizens
PlansTo Leave Boy $67,483.25
ForCamp Foster In ‘ Baby Bonds’
are contemplated at Ban Haw*
tlan and Iran whara fl g m B .
alio l» undtr way.
dla 'iifR
Insurgents
reahad rolfcfou*^kre^are Spanlih revolutionists giving the fioclit ooluta ai they march' from Bunroi tn route
Holly
Gives,
Report
manta
to
tha
north.
Oorartmaat
S m a l l Medical Deradio announced that teyal * « •
• -Far Periocl worn
n*b4te
rwra iUrto*. 'SpaLru to-Bandacux, France, are dofondlng tha eopttol and a *
telephotoM l o Tomlon and then radioed to Now York. (AModeled Praoo Photo)
March
Last
Yfeir
In control of ana rtratefla *•»»
T -owl— — — —■
—— r--_
—^
*
For Training Today
and ware driving tha raaaln atrt
Sanford cltUcna haea purehaaed
or another.
' ’
Tha Sanford unit of the Florida
Col. Villanueva, rabal 1
National puard today woo prepar 167,48X25 In "iaby" poatel bond*
mander In tha north ssriaMtod^thnt.
ing to leave for Comp Foster, Jatk- since they went on sale in March,
4000 were killed In tha ffcMU*
aonvll'e, Sundy morning where IMS, according to a report re
around Bin Sibtithei Plityfivl®
US men and about 10 officers will leased today by Postmaster R. J.
rebela and an ondatarmlnad a g ^ .
undergo an annual two-weeks' pe Holly. •
During the period between Mtr.
her of foearwnant aeldiera f d »
riod of training, '
Visits
Iceland
And
Sees
Perpetual
Hot
1, 1D5S and May 1, 1830. the sotilled In tha vletoo* b*tUr^*»UhM
A small detachment of the med
tire Stela of .F. orIda bought I V
more than twa houre at BadailOM
Spring; W . L. Cooper Tells Of
ical corps left hare today and oth
367,293.75 Wurth of th# aacurilieo.
In Northern ipeto.
er than local men Included some of Lost April oteto clUtaae handed
. Narrow Escape From Iceberg
Tha Amarteot atete dapaftwant
tha personnel from Company "K "
over *265,987.50 for the bonds.'
waa advioad that twn matt, o^ln*.'
end the headquarters company of
In o treasury department state*
W. L. Cooper of Sanford, on o ---------------------------- ------------------ Iny a mlaalon of relief f f . ' ^ .
the third battalion of Or'ando.
moat received by Mr. Holly, It
rummer voysgo to tha Scandanavi- .
m
A
‘
■
Trucks will be used In transport
woo announced that the cme-half
an
Ponlnaula,
today
writ
at
Tha
I
J
k
lK
T
A
I
t
A
f
r
P
D
U .
Nearly
40
Bemlnulc
Count/
ing the local contingent which will bllUen woUar mark aVsody has
sHIton* have already applied for Herald of hU eipetioncet In Ice- L t t U U U U
ho under the command of LL W.
been exceeded.
■ i*
Vodoral Housing Administration
Y- Bunge of Company “ D," He
^^fca letter was written aa Mr.
■
* " ! ! " » ***•
inUlto.. accoigagiMA h L lA . Ka IL available icm-Mar. *I,'IM
A For th*. V WTlarJ'a"-Ri
'Ciapoi'a ably, ' Qm - Reliance,
•
,
N h rffiW up the* saw*' OklF and
. H O P
C o n illfft o fm
by L t George A. DaCotUa and ten months* period from that dele
representative of a Jacksonville flawed through tha toy > W l j
to tha end of the year purchases
firm advancing cash for th* OciSn. It follows! 1
Lt- Wilbur D. Hoffman, both uf
amounted
to
a
maturity
value
o
f
arriving at Marseille,
“ Wo ware In Iceland yesterday.
headquarter* company.
erection of homes.
*259,000,000 or an ovvragv dally
Ho pointed out that not all It I* not a great cake of Ice with
LL-CoV Joseph C. lfutchlaon, salt for t*ch business day for the
have been approved, since there prehistoric mammas, elephants.
Capt, Harold C. ■__Wsvhbpm, period of approximately *1,000,* Halt 'Political Fum- fleer* had bean slab Iky
la cotuk^robl* work to be done
Capt. Arthur W. Knox and Capt, 000 maturity value,
’
locally before the request for
George W. McRoty will travol la
Purchases from Jan. 1, 1916, toW^Vho*U UL
bling* In America “ £ * . Portugal ward
fund* is forwarded to headquar
private conveyances aa will IX- |July
6, represent o maturity value
--------visional govtrnMat, for
ters.
CoL Robert S. Lytle and Sgt. John of *241,000,000 or on averse* dally
Pref. R. F. Cooper, principal
TOPEKA, July 24.—W —Gov. being organised at tto
Glad!*, Regular Army instructor sal* of approximately *1,535,000 of lb* Oviedo schools, was a visi
Mr. Watson said that under
Alf M. Landon called for on end stronghold of purges,
personnel assigned to (ho camp. for tech business day, reflecting tor today to th* offlea of County ordinary conditions sbolit ;’0 days
to "this fumbling with recovery"
American, British, Fre
The truck convoy will consist an Increase of *0 percent In tha Superintendent T. W. Lawton’s of la required to get a loan appli
aa
hs
accepted
the
Jtopublican
German
vosaoU sped tn to
Iceland
was
pushed
up
out
of
the
of three itatioft wagon*, two am- averse* dally ealaa o f 193* ovor fice. He recently returned from cation through.
.
but*neca, eight truck* for per 1930.
Andrew Carreway was Ih* oewn by volcanic pressure. This pmldsntlal nomlnalion/lsst night nstloMla la th* n volt-n
Mon HU), N. C.
sonnel and eight truck* for bog.
first Seminole ("imply rmddrnl may ce true, as It is covered with and promised "to ' unshackl* public.
United State* oaring bond* may
Spantoh Communist* la
lavs rock and there are numerous Initiative and free the spirit of
gage, camp equipment''ana mate b* purchased at all postoffleta uf
Tracy
McCullsr, well-known to obtain a federal loan fur the volcanoes, on* active.
American enterprise'i" for busi- b*stlan_ wore reported
rial.
construction
of
a
home.
Ground
first and second classes and at In Bonford end a brother of L.
"The country la very mountain ness and employment expansion.
Approximately 125 enlisted Men many third class iTflces and some P. McCullsr, on# tlm# leading was broken last week where the
In ten* sentences, sketching In
ous
and rough, no trees. Crops of
building
la
to
be
erected.
will entruck from th|x post, In ad of tha fourth das*. They may also grocer of this city, haa opened
Funds obtained under M.is par vegetables are short a* the season broad outlin* th* policies on
dition to the 10 National Guard o* bought through the mall from o now food iters *t 409 W. First
ticular branch of the Federal Is short. ConsIdsrabV coal ,'s which ha will battle, th* New
officer*.
th* treasurer of the United State*, S t
Houalng Administration are used mined. There Is catenates fishing Deal for votes at November*!
Two local reserve officers have Mr. nolly stated.
businesses and great stacks af polls, Landon favored a farm
entirely for new conatrucHon.
been assigned for training with the
Mai! sales hava shown a con
plan embracing cosh benefit payLoans are available In amounts codfish drying everywhere.
troopa this ye«f. They are LL D. U. sistent ratio of Incroaa# during th*
"Many houses In the country mnte.
between *2,500 and *16,000. Thr
Scott and Lt. R. L. Robinson, bath last several months, according to
He eald "those In need of re ernmsnt with giving orders -ta
I repayment period may cover
o f whom are attached to the med th* Treasury report The upward
lief
will get I t " dedared for French airplane and mMKMd
ical unit.
. 20 yoara at h fivo percent In
trend of sate* Is apparently duo
economy
In government spend plant* to make supp.toa OifeUeMA
terest.
not to Increasing number of new
ing
and
a
lighter tax burdto and to tha Madrid govonuaaat,' •. I , ;
In order to obtain a loan, the1
purchaser* but to the purchases
AmerUin woman in d sbiMcWk
turning to tha Constitution M id i
, applicant must produce satisfaenude by present owners nt regu
"It 1* not my belief that Um wore reported sift In tha i M m w
lar Intervals, according to tha re day, scattered thunderybowers i lory evldsnca that his salary I*
. • Ti
Constitution Is above change. , . at Madrid.
port
Saturday la extrema north portion.. sufficient to care for the montliBut change must come through
.
ly
payments.
Also,
a
passable
Extrema Narthweat Florida i port
th« people and not through W ill T ike Drivei
ly cloudy tonight and Saturday, credit raGng certificate mi's*, be
usurpation. . . Ws propose to
possibly scattered thuadenhowsrs presented.
Judge Sharon Will
Application*
Flans, for the home to be JayCee Bench Group maintain th* constitutional balanc*
of
porter
between
tha
states
Addreta WOW Meet la west portion Saturday.
built are submitted to a 'octtl
Applications for IS tom drtreda
representative of the housing ad Reporta Eight Sales and th* federal government. . ,
Judgs James G. jlharoa win b* m s Is Sought For
To. restore and maintain • fra* to opsrate bshkteo aa sohUf
ministration
and
either
approved
Through
Nine
Calls
principal speaker g* th* district
routes to th* Sonford area wgt ad6
competitive system." ‘
Celery Unit Prize or toroid down.
westing of th* Woodmon of th*
The Republican candidate spoke b* accepted until after Aug. <,.T>
Another
requisite
Is
that
the
Eight sates to nine calls wore
World next Tuosdof to Umatilla,
W. Lawton, aounty saporiatsiddU
C. T. Btettord, secretary and applicant be In pooaoaalow
reported yoatmtey afternoon by to massed thousand* from . th*
• ;
general manager of tha Contrsl to percent of th* amount, thd Iks bench committee o f tha Junior south step* of tha Kansas cap!- oat.oald today.
weekly mooting Mat
Th* driven wQl.ho omptpfad.1*
Florida Cxpoaittoa, today asked house and lot will coot o*,.ihi Chambar o f Commerce which re
O. IV Boredom te
handls th* 11 Saw, ali-ateoi kaooa
C. R. Oewoea, Seminal* County time of completion.
" cently Instituted a movement to
•rgoalsaUoa sad pr
whoso purthaow weca roekuAy’odfarm
agent,
to
assist
la
raising
*23
35
Seek
Enlistment
plore
public
tenches
along
putllc
dtetejet. will hs pn
thorltod hr th# touaty scbOe) koacg
Vhlch weald ha twardod to th# Ei
streets,
*J»* •
In’ CCC Organisation following the body's
position aoit Fohraary to tha bsal Ready To Annotate*
Th# foltowftof- tnsrchsnts bars
flva private loatraeta.
celery eahlllt
Plans For Junior ■ agreed to p f
attend the •esalo^H
Approxlmststy 3*
Bsmlnolo .B ifid physical aaaaU
Mr.
Bkkfatd.
ka
a
Utter
to
U*
rise
to
te
*
A musical prufys
County youths hov* applied for te required of all ap
Legion Rifle Team their places
local agent, onId aa Orlando bank
today.
Wj
enlistments in th* OCC, accord th* poshtoas, Mr. Law
had offered MS for tha oolery dis
Osceola C
ing to a report relooaod today
Final plana for the formation ford Atlaal
play sad gIS fsr tha hast citrus
.
Notional
Bank)
E.
by Mrs. JlmmW Rldgs, social
of a rifle team In the Sanford
dlsptoy.
C. Harper sad C. C. Briggs, com- vrslfora director at th* Court
LOCAL
Chambar o f Coauaarco efflclols Bona of tha Legion will be mare hlncd; Walter Col*man; Randall
House.
said thla afternoon tha problem of tonight at 7f60 o'clock wHre' tha
Tha next consignment te te
raising the da*1rid fund bore will organisation moot* to th* Logiw
drawn from this county will be
h* laid hoforo tha hoard of dlrec- Hut, according to Pstry K t 4
mustered to about Aug. I. **•
chairman of th* American Legton
cording te Information aval!
Boyu’ Work Committee.
Logie* offldate urged that *11
hare.
Is JUUareey
Interested youths and thrir pot*
Persons who wish to r
provide th*
rate attend tha sesalon. ... . {
with th# COO are advised
make their applications to Ih*
W. D. - Hofmann to schoduMd
te oalltoa tratellv* piano for
welfare offlea to the bucracnt
of the Court House.
S a n ford M an W r ite s O f
V o ya g e Through A rctic
Ritz Will Present
M°*
*k# mishap wtdeh occurred Second Program 0 f
at th* Intoreoctlon of Third fltrest
gad Polmstto Avenue,
Seminole Amateora
Toong Lodge, aoa o f City ComM fatoaer M. J. Lodge, waa said
H a v a boon driving about 25 mites
H h a m r when Mr. Knaves la iL
'•t*d to have stopped from totwuca two ear* parked at th* curb.
o j'c s r a ft
HOMIXATUX.-.Cjp
j.:: ____ .
■ WRi p k lM d
Mgnrrftgg to
PtWMMu 9 P M B t i n s M ta L
n i l MOINO.
J «l, II
Three candidates will b* InitialHAV-Guy GUIstta, Cherokee, *d Into Uto Sanford Elko Lodge
■epreoantorivs la Congress from tonlfht to ten (tha orgunlsatlon
moot* to Ha clubhouse cl • P. M.
th# ninth district. Was
All momben are urgsd te attead.
•d as th* DcmoniUc
Rcfrschmeata ugo te te served
fer United BtaUu' m s
�Sj«jj3p*W
. 'e j h i
\f?i ; :2
- The civil war no# rsgihg In Spain has for | beta1ft
th® question of whether the people am capable of JTffTB*
hip themselves. The pfoent government Ja a rq flic In
which dal/ elected representatives of the people
national nffairs. But
representatives, throp.
radical left w in/ tendencies have so nnAaged tbti
a large portion of the people are In open revolt, thorough1/ disgusted with the republic, and anxious to sat np
some form o f dictatorship under which ths people would
have no veto* In.thetr government, ,
This‘is the same sort of thing which has takm place
in numerous other countries since the war. U i waftd
War was fooght^ you wffl recall, to nuke the world safe
for danoerogy. And at ths dess at the wwr, there wtvo
mors democraUs governments run by the votes et : the
poople, then over before in the world's history, Bat in
most countries democratic governments did not Worit very
well. The people nudslfsstly wore not able to * govern
Unsafe
Fine Watch Am’
lw ring crowds.
themselves.
In Russia, dm republic under Kerens)
&
.
nuD AT, ju u r u
1IM
overthrown end .the communist dletatorahli
Trotskl took its plaem. The Folleh rvpnWi
in existence long before Magvbal H lsuemrl
tutorship. In Italy chaos ratgOsd laprem* corruption on orerr hand until MnaooHnl
forces took control. .
..
Similarly, democratic governments of
another' haw broken down In Onset, Bi
t t t g VmuiB FOB TODAT
rtWCIWUE OT LtVTNO:All
ge ate lawful -far aw, b it ail
#1 srs not sxpodiant all thing,
lawful for OM, but all thing,
W paw—1 Corinthian* J0:Z*.
> « , Jump* Into Miami,n’a
Mtod At Yacht Dock*—headline.
How we'll tall on*.
J h f Kay Watt Cillxan wonder1*
feci■
Si badly a, they toundl
radjo V*
crooner,
, '• utf.those
fsrvwn ISU^U
WHVI m el way»
j-'
Kf
»i
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Mora Ui*n 14,000 qutllflad voter,
bay* ftignad the petitloni In Ml, a i to *ball*h»Iot machine*.
‘Wartflnalaly Jordan ford/n ot m i
n f m r Made enough money I»«V
wtatar to ba able' to geT odV of
warn thla summer.
f '
sinvis, Germany, and Austria, and In shaagt m e
their demlaa has been accompanied by rioting, Uoi
and revolution, to ba followed ultimately by straw
tary dictatorships under which the balk* tor all pi
purposes la abolishad and the people no longer
themselves but era ruled by fore* of arms.
That la what is happening today la Franc# aw
and to a certain extent in oar own country. Tin
mocraclee have gotten Into ths bends of radta
ments. In our own country more radical awttenj
trying to get control of the government. . Ranh*1
democracies manifests Itself almost Invariably tg
on the public treasuries and attempts to transfer
ftkm of private property from one group to anatb
The American people’ have managed to govern
solve* for 1B0 year# because they her*
"
certim amount of restraint and arif erntfrel The
recognized that while public funds belong, to "the
no treasury can last long once It beeotaea* a grab
8 a n fe r d , Man
Writes Of Voyage
democracies have followed and whkh Invariably
have resulted In the people losing the power to govern
themselves.
(ConllaaeS from p*a* an*)
la an Independent acre reign atata
united with Denmark only through
the identity of the king.
The Coat Of Gambling
*Tto parliament Is one of the
eldeet In the world, haying been
4*
The high cost of gambling was tboughfully empha formad In MO A. D. They ha'e
There at* u ld to ha a hundred
sised In 'the Tamp* Tribune tha other day whan it naid tholr awn currency and stamp*
thousand people in the United
State, living In nuto trailer*. And that economists throughout the eounf r ale wondering how Tha harbor* are Wonderful and
at least same of them are paid far. this nation, juat emerging from a pt ad which pauperized deep. There are high c.lffa, beau
______ ___ ,____________________ __ ertng gums spent by tiful fjerla and groat glacier*.
......— o----------"A wonderful library of s*er
t f Prwident Rbosavilt Is dafeat- the American people "In wooing the fickle goddeea of
73,000 volumes la available.
ad for re-election, it will not bo chance.'*
The Tribune then goes on to quote from Variety, “ The people are rugged and rosy» uso ha waa too ntiavagaat
tha paopla's money, but be n usually well Informed national publication, which seye tbeaked, .polite and friendly. We
cause he w i* not aatravagaat that the American pubnfc la now pouring ita money into ylattad a hot spriag that flow* a
of frssh hot wator all th*
gambling games of various kinds at an annual rata of Itrvam
The wsathar la damp ami
*300,000,000 bo punchbmajds, *200,000,000 to atot ma tlm*.
Spaniards a n busy theal day* chines, *750,000,000 to A itkin* of lotteries end number* cold S, seminar sad varyj cold in
tho win tar. Tkaro are aAout two
sating aach other op. It ad goes
games, $118,000,000 to gambling hbuees, and $2,100,000,- monthi of cnnltnnoo, may light.
to snow that war* ara hot such
" l a d night evcrybod^TD beard
had things after all. Too oftsn g-ryTho weekly tribute to tha gambling kings amounts to had tha thrill of a llfrfWnc. At
arament* hay* but th* one altornaUt* of a foreign war or a rovolu- $86,000,000. This means that some $4,160,000,000 l» 11:45 P. M. tha thin cloua* »»pspent In this eountry every year on slot machines, lot sratvd and wo witnessed a gourtkm it home.
teries, race track gambling, and- similar rackets. And gooua sunset. It was aa light an
Hlaml Beach oeltoWe* In ad' four billion dollars la almost one-tenth of all tha money day, and tha light did not change.
vfrtlitng. In a freeholder*1 elec which mil tho men, women, and children, In the United In SO minute* tho inn came up
tion Tuesday, a propoaal was ap States made last year. It Is more than all the money ■gain. This wonderful sight will
proved to Incrotaa tha dty'a pub which the federal government was . aW# t« *»**• ta*t linger with me alw o*."
licity mlllage from one to IWo
"About 150 m l£*north of Ice
y mill*. Tha new tag will ralaa abont year by mil Us various forms of taxation.
land w , were plowing tho calm
9*1,000 for publicity purpose*.
Arctic Ocean and moat o f tha pas
senger* wire enjoying a Fourth of
This Is tha conclusion July aery Ire In the Winter Gar
tf lottori** help bualnea*, we and laxity In police systems.”
dreader why France and Spahi ere reached by tha “Society For tha Prevention of Crime,” M den. Suddenly the ship revecrj
Wit the most prseparau* countrla* recorded In the Tampa Tribune. .The Inference is that the propeller* which yibnted the
A th* world. In both o f Ihoee coon- If we eliminate such forme of public gambling w are fa whola vtmcI terribly. Passenger*
trio* they h*ce great national lot- miliar to mil ef us, w* can get rid of ow corruption hi rushed on deck. Tha water waa
totiea promoted and conducted by public office and to a large exteat pbolish crime. Gam- full ef small Iceberg*. One waa
the government. Bat Instead of
broken ln many piece*. The ship
prosperity, they hare revolution*. bling is the principal food upoo which euch vice feed*.
■earns to change th* course. It
W* would like to have the exact figures on jiut waa supposed that a large berg had
A friend of ouro write* «• want- what proportion of that annua] charge at four billion been seen. The atmosphere was
tor to knew tf tho Karl Lehmann dollars for gambling la contributed by the people of fuggy and you could only seo a
M e helped Jo* Hendrteki through Sanford. In proportion to ottf population we ura afraid short distance from Uie ship. There
the figuroa would run high. For everyone knowe that Waa aoma caps* for ndtemant."
Dr. Townsend la beginning to
Hid out that tha alnuto a man
’steads vp la' public someone be
gins to ihoot at him.
I
More value than ever*
before! Added to the
"W orld's Most Beauti
ful Refrigerator" and
"This Much More lit a
Shelvador" is tho nbw
Five - y e a r Protection
Plan. A n added assur
ance of long, depend'
Young Fliers Dive
Plane Into Harbor
TAMPA,
July
24.—WV-Two
uiinui injury in -a farad land
ing at their Ihree-placs open
plana In ihallow water* of Tim pa Day, about 100 fiat from
•hor*. They wtra forced down
By motor trouble.
Neither Bart Naylor, owner, of
the plana, nor RuateU II * ken•mtth. who
aecompanlad him,
wme hurt. Both arc amataur
pilot*. The plane w *i demil-
Come in and see us about the' new
low-rate C . L T. budget plan.
lahnl.
Tho filer* reported that the
plana came to r**t on a hMJm
inland on which they found a
•till and about 25 barrel* of
mash. Tho *tUI waa unattended,
thjg aald.
Elgin. Spain, has Incited eltltans of communllles la the Unltwl
C R O S L E Y
.9 ,
T ak e a d
e in
V UrAiv
? V
MB our
. m le a n w
•
" S co ttie D e m o n s tr a tio n Car"
Vto
lotterito hud slot machines exact an enormous toll from
people who complain about hard times and high taxes.
HAVANA
SANFORD TWENTY TEARS AGO
i
AB Expense Trip
$41.50 up
StINNILAND
TRAVEL BURKA1
!• R. Pine
Phone
mr
fa la d a , N. C . Jsly M , I M
“ Calked mag 1 are eut sfl
ptoM tha Milk Central Low
» ttokhka the dalrymaa among
'^things to itaoUlsa prices,
• Court SB tha grounds that
T J ^ W a a g to th* its tog.
1
>
S H E L V A D O R
i
*TTfB Have (minted up i
VValrap]/todemonaUa
mUoag* of this new 1936
It it not a apecinl” F
mmmM
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
>AY, JULY*JV1M8
Landon Accepts .
Nomination As
GOP Candidate
Social Calendar
,
.M O N D AY
The Troth Seekers Class of the
First Methodist Churrii will hold
their monthly business and social
meeting at the home of Sir*. P.
B. Parker in Pinehurst. Hosi
eries will be Mrs. P. B. Parker.
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Eunice
Tanner. Mrs. W. D. Hoolehan,
and Mrs. W. R. Eden field. The
meeting will begin at 9:30.
TUESDAY
The Daughters of Wesley of
the First Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday at the homo of,
Mrs. R o m Adams at 9:00 P. M.j
Hostesses art Mrs. Rosa Adam*1
and Mr*. J. O. Adam* and then!
group.
!
-------------- :-------I Mr. and Mrs. P. Bayard 8mlth
Mrs.
Hollis
Phillips will loft
left Wednesday for a two weeks'
leave Saturday for New Smyrna' vacation trip to Krwin, Tcnn.
to visit relatives before going!
--------to Jacksonville for an extended[ Mrs. Minnie Jones returned yesstay. ’ Mr. Phillips Uft yeeter-jterday from Miami, where she has
day for Jacksonville to spend .been visiting for a short lime,
two weeks at Camp Foster.
j ,
■- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mias Sarah Penny of Flotcnce
W. E. Boden of Harlingen, Tex.,|S. C.. ha* arrived to spend some
recently caught a kingflsh MV time with her sister, Mrs. Eustls
Inches long and weighing 42 Peaks, at the Glides,
pounds.
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Mr. end Mrs. O. C. Gibbs left
1’
this afternoon for Kitigrrald and
' Atlanta. Ga. They will
ItJ M a K T l 'l N M
acout Bept. 1.
Personals
ARE YOU A JONES?
Building
Materials
“The New Deal has fallen far
short of success. The record
shows that to PJ33 the primary
need was jobs for the unem*
ployed. The record shows that
In 1939 the primary need still U
(or job* for the unemployed , .
* T*--,
"The country is ripe for
arc
far
behind
In
eovery. W
expenditures for upkeep end lm*
provements md for espanslon.
Once ell this consumer demand
ta releeaed. the problem will be
Mr*. G. M. Sapp of Vidalia, not where to "..’.I
find wotk
« i . '. for
-- the
Ga., left yeaterday after havin, workira, but wl.....
here to
— find
..— workbeen the guest for the past week era for the work. .
of Mr. and Mrs. C. If. Winn, 815
“ ',\e must be free,I Irom inces
Park Ave.
sant governmental intimidation
and hostility. We must be freed
Mr*. Rose Henry of Pasadena. from tirrmiivi •ipemliturfi Rod
Calif., is visiting at the home ol crippling taxation. Wo must ba
Mr. and Mr*. C. W Man*. 510 .*ro(d from the effect* of in ar
Magnolia Ave. Mrs. Henry will bs bitrary «n*l uucrrtiin monetary
here until September.
policy. And. through i vigorous
.nforceinent of the intl-tinat
Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, piincipal ol iw i , « c must be frenl from
the East Side Primary School, ha- private nmnopidtitle control.
returner! from Milledgrville, Ga.
"Oiu-t* theve thing* an doit,
where she ha* been airending sum the »ne*gie* of thr American
mer school at the Gi-orgia Stati
conomic system will remedy tHtl
College for Women.
nvig* of depression in«l rextort
full ictivity end full
employ
Judge and Mr*. W. A. Mr
Clellanrl of Macon, ^a aye visit ment. . •
••r*e**4l> .gru»rrwjTes;,kwha
W Mr. and Mr*, nenry Mr
Laulln, West Fourth Street, fo' %*&• :lt«sic.iullrrtdv JlW tf. JUsJ
• few day*. Mr*. McClelland i li.-as tening exiiertence of seelag
.iisny liberal objrrtivrs diseredthe slater of Mr*. Mcl-aulin.
.ted during the |«»t three y«*r*
Mr. and Mr*. A. I.. lorkwwi* iy careless thinking, unworkable
have hail a* their gurst for tie ewi and incompetent admlnlsji.-»t week, Mis* Zoo Goodrich o , ration."
The nominee both began and
New York City. Before return
indetl hi* address with reference*
jng home, Mis* Goodrich plan
to spend some time at Da/toiu. 0 the Constitution. At the stsrt
it said th>- nomination wa* ac•Bosch.
rpted “ with a full understandThe Bov. Tenney I. Deane, psstor ,ng of the meaning" of the
of thu First-Presbyterian C hild Preaident'* con»titullnnal oath
of Dunedin, Fla, accompanied by 'to preserve, protect and defend
lie Constitution."
hit wife, left this morning foi
No man, Ijndon said, may
■New York City, after being th! guests of Mr. Dean's parents. MV rightfully enter the White Houta
and Mr*. W. T. Deane, for a fe« 'unless he shell Intrnd to keep
' day*. Wednesday they wl I tai Slid .hall keep hia oath inviolate.”
At the close he said that if
1on tho U. M. B. Queen Mary foi
iSo: tharhpton, Mr. Desne expects 1 am elect*d chief esecuttve of
, to take a summer course at 0* thi* nation I ptopooo to restore
II ford University and will travc' oor government to an efficient
ii well as constitutional basis.
through England. Ireland and Scot
lumlim salil rrlief of the un
land. They plan to return horn*
from 11verpool on the 8. S. Cyn employed "until recovery I* at
tained" was “a matter of plain
thia the last of August.
duty.”
He added:
“Let
me imphaoii* that,
Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Lehman left
p r o p o s e t o follow a
this afternoon on an estended trip while w e
through northern United State* policy of economy in govern
and Canada. While gone they will ment expenditure those who
visit St. Louis, Denver, Silt Lake need relief will gel it. We will
City, Lftk* Louise, Banff, Quebec not tak our economira out of
Montreal and other point* in Can- tho allotmonto of the unem
ad*. They wl I stop also at Detroit ployed. Wo will tak* them out
on th*lr return to the United of the hide* of the political ex
State* and expect to he horns about ploiter*.
the middle of September. Mr.
;Th* question is not a* sUtrd
Lehman is on*'of Seminole Coun by
the
Administration —how
tv’s new Democratic nominee* for much money the American peorepresentative In the slat* Leglala
tor*.
for lumbar, roofing
and building material*
•f all kiada call on a*,
Hero you'll And Iba
moat reasonable price*
and belt quality and
the quickest i r r i o .
Sudden Serriea
TIRES
ON TIME
(0*nltnn»<t from p«fwr ossl
tot. Speedily, he expressed “com
pute adherence" with the Re
publican
platform and
then
turned to the Sew Deal “ record."
“The nation has not mads
durable progress, either in re
form or recovery, that wa had
the right to aspect," 1-andon
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WHO MINDS HOT .WEATHER?
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY
PEACH
c/ n * / ra y ra n c* o
gleaner Whllney, -tops- among the film tap dancers, takas U e
•aa-,sla| runabeut—and so doesn't mind en* bit whin the sun bsam*
down In a torrid monnor it tonla Monica, Calif, (Aoooololod Preao
Photo)
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•
t'o •"Id ruV- The,-* are acting po*tmaster* who were appointed after
ciaminiitliin.
*,
Artiug po»tm;ster* appointed
without on examination wilt he
subject to tho new rules liid down
by 1‘ resident Roosevelt, depart
WASHINGTON. J dy 2 1 .- Ml ment sp'krsmen said.
—l'ostal officials ie|iort*d la-t
night that the appointment of be
tween 1000 ami 1200 postmaster*,
yet tu ■* inode, will be affccti-d
by the President'* executive onb r
extending civil M-rvire control ov
er til* filling of poitaffice varanclea.
Another 300 postmasters, where
the appointment process has nl
ready starred, will be filled und< i
tho old system. Regard will te
given t» the preferences of po- j
lilical leaders, responsible ofI field* said. In these cases, It wu*
added, eiamlnatluna a'rrady havo
been held or announced.
A number of acting postmasturs
appointed by Postmaster GenA prim* object of the War of
oral Farley pending a regular the Kpanlah Succession wa* that
of Britain and other powers ta
cripple the authority of France.
Postal Change To
Affect 1200 Jobs
In United States
To-Night
f tA 4
BLOSSOM
Is a premia* Hut la richly ftUUM ta Ihaa* Mai
pfab-eeleet paacha* ttui as* going lato o u ■
■pedal p u t Ice craam. ft Wa think sre’ve ra
•and tb* magic ol May osoangght la a peach an)
Oo if you’r* (till roooaadt anongh la car* aboat
ice cream. It*a richer and better. 50c and 60c par quart
at all fountalnn selling our products.
For your between meal refreshment and for the working
man we burrcm! our freezer filled economy pints at 15«
each, nr 2 for 25c.
Seminole Creamery Co.
315 EAST 1st ST.
To-Night
—Al Tka 9 O'clock Show—
Birger IVruler's
mtemPkilcD T.rpnp/ Say, quick.
g 2 S S
■ on M p n
wjoyfati
Fried Cab* Steak
Rica cr Mashed Potatoes
with Brown Gravy
Fresh Gram Peas
Pineapple Salad
,
Corn Mofflna
Iced Tea—Coffift— Milk
furailana
Denies Politics Arc
Mixed With Relief
JACKSON. Ml**, July U . - t f l
—Dr. Ways* Adlatoa, *UW WPA
odmlaiatrmtor, is*u*d a (latemr il
yestarday denying that the WPA
la being seed la the current ttns to rial campaign or that WPA
workers i n politically actlro. lie
said any WPA employ* cough!
doing political work for an} can
didate would be dismissed.
Ka-Ofteuruor Mike Conner, can
didate oppualag Senator Pat llsrrlsou, charged In several speeches
tkta weak that WPA workers are
being Intimidated by Ifsrrison
leader* sad that they are Icing
threateaed with.loo* of their job*
If they eftte for Censer.
Amateurs Of The Air'
Evelyn Webster
Dancer
cm m is
Horace Waits
4* peak able p eril
June May
• - i m m a sn *M w
produce* dftwbbe the
csU wkk ereft leas cue-
Tap Dancer
e Williams, Jr.
Tenor
Virginia Smith
Aerobatic Dancer
Stuckie Sisters
Harmony Singer*
For 10 year* General
Electric has proven the
acoooenical and satisfac
tory operation of its
sealed unit. Today evan
competition
recognizes
this fact.
General
t
wkk tks
A a M IM h U s
�i-Trr-rrrinrnM xniT
“ Mis a m
Radio P r ie s t
' slay Be Banned
F rom Politics
■attf to criticism and to the
■Jaffa speeches of hi* tpm s U, and a* ttxh h« can thtm
•pedal privilege on the around.*
4 ha to, after at!, the President
the United. State*."
The apology appeared as an
aerican prelate in Rome dl*.
eed that the ehorth *a> com Id
ng action to restrain Father
Bfillin'* political aetivitlc*.
ft ' . J ’To tbia Father Coughlin tald
t.:
• "Whatever __
i__ come forth
r„,
order*
6m Roma curtailing my preaching
xial Justice. I ahal! be only tm
tppy to accede to the rsqueet md
fcr order*."
The prelate In Rome tald he antritood one of the principal comatnta regarding Father Cough Ji
at Alt alleged misquotation of
ipa I encyclical* on economic mbeta, bat the prieet declared that
III every cate in which he quoted
them he reed the eierrpts directIt from the encyclical* themselves
W order to be poalllve of their
iceuracy.
Blihop Michael J, Gallagher.
Father Coughlin'* apperior, now
I* enroute to Rome. Fllher Coughf h said yesterday that It ws* •**>.
•olutely untrue” that the bishop
Rad been aummoned to the Vatlban.
In hla statement headed ‘‘en
Opeq letter of apology to President
Roosevelt,” Father Coughlin ad
dressed the President as "eirellency” and eald: .
“ I l th# hent o f civic Interest in
ttn affair* Of my country and <n
righteous anger at the developRienta that, It U my conviction.
NUDISTS
p Ut t o r o u t b y r a t e f a r m e r
CoupiM dally ..aiccpf, 8urd*y
u the retainers CoJnly Ciarnbc.
o t ComnwTcc M w iM nrrtVJll
and departure* via Si. J-hm River.
sFridiy,
r - i j . - JLduy. n
i lfcH,
true . . '
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ARRIVALS ' .
..
US ORLANDO, |m U | ‘ aigo.
SL Johns River Line Col
Tug ANNA, With lotdtd barges.
J. H. Coppedg* end Co.
DKi’ARTtrRfc*
US ORLANDO, general eirgu
SL John* River Lint Co.
T «I ANNA, with barge* deedhead. J. H.Coppedge'and Co.
IEKRA,
July 21.—Un
becoming ae
(rare* la Australia aa Indian*
in the United States, according
to the latest census returns
completed here.
These ibow
that there still remain only 60,tNMJ full-blooded aborigine* in
the country, of whom 24,000 were
either in employment or w*r*
living in supervised camp*. The
remaining 66,000 are nomadic.
a*, u t i a v i e
-
s a w s
the effect of upholding the Con
stitution.
"I am conscious that the Presi
dent of th* United State* Is re
porting to have made the fol ow
ing declaration on May 14, ID3!»:
'As you know, a great many
of Ih* high and mighty — with
special ayes tb grind—have been
deliberately trying to mislead the
people who know nothing of farm
ings h y ^ -f^ w r g M n U jif^ n fc ^ ^
*.
ORAL)
thatRii ■■ |l|i
(Aasn inte r
JACKSONVILLE, July 24<-<JPi
eddtypTCCii
—Municipal Judge Anderson ruled
_______________
yesterday that a elty ordinance reg—----- -— ------ uletlng sal* of liquor, beer and
MUcha Elman, the gT*at vloPergy Grainger. tha Australian
nguages Of South win* prohibits all sales from mld•tlll Imperfectly night Saturday* until • o'clock linisL recently was*made doctor pianist, plays the gtiitar and Ih#
Monday morning.
, of music by th* Chicago Musical tamiaophone, among mAny other
Instrument*._______ ■ •
College.
*
Botp or Powder
1
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grail I
Lb. Ctn.
TEA
3'/i ol
Springtime No. g '
CORN
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I
WHEAT BISCUITS pk«.
bitty Dfeparttrient
Q u a lity D epartm en t
CHOICE
WESTERN
SUGAR
CURED
Choice U b t e f. W b r
Coed Beef Fob
Red Snapper
STEAKS ...
.
VEAL CHOPS ib.—
ROAST
Bulk Compou
Choice Boned A Reilad
feACON
FI KY ERS lb. 27c
FRESH
1
HOME
DRESSED 4
HENS
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1
lb. 23c
-1
Fresh Ground !
SLICED HAM I
LARGE JUICY
Fre*h* Ground^
* i :< J
rat
BREAD
rn im n oii
l$ f
ia on. janu .
•a *
- ‘
P’NUT BUTTER 2 for 2$C
WATM UMOMD
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MEAL or GRITS 41b. l f e
P arid G SOAP 3 Ig. bars 106
1033r lh*" '* UUd ln 103* ,nd trial Judge failed to charge th*
"The Preajdent of the United Jury en th* law of Insanity, bat
HUU* la on record aa havlnft en* tha Buprtma Court Mid there was
McCULLER
killed.
“ wjk-c * ‘ jit
Compound
Virginia Cobbler
POTATOES
Tallow
>
.
OKRA/
ONIONS
Fancy Elberta
GRAPE JUICE p i bots. 10c
■—George W. Scroggins, facing
death In the electric chair for
murder, lost hi* appeal for a
no record of a plead of Infinity
and no occasion for suth a
charge.
The decision did not list th*
name of th* person Scroggins
2 for
Country Roll Butter lb. ) 6 c
new trial yesterday.
The Supreme Court affirmed
f*'™ ^ ' d f*"for#d end hla conviction and death sen
Ujelr place* made more secure. tence, deciding there was no re•Jalf* * * * ro,lrr end far more vcrslble error In the lower eourt
I Minus ooncentratlon kit Avealth proceed Inge.
Berogglna* counsel said the
M fb r fo ta g b o d
ai v »^»r*r**
FRESH
1
HOME
DRESSED
TALLAHASSEE, July 24,_(4>)
bar...
DOG FOOD No. 1 can
Pri.-Sst'
SHOULDERS lb.
ScroRgrlns Facto*
Death For Murder
Also Quality
Georgia *
MELONS
NIPUET CORN 2 /o r .
Alert
Kellogg's Whole
w a te r m e
U TS*. Cana Country Kilt
M I ' iMy
- ■Mm M -IB ,, - 1 ‘/ f i
, MA
phg,
i
Choke Western Lai
Saturdays]
pi wit .
LIQUOR RULING
which this nation ia operating to slovenly dress, tb* ona-llm* aof
day.'
- _ _
“ I am conscious thst the Pies- 'o f winning voters:
IJenl of Ih* United States of th*
"Internet them, feed them anJ
lias no pussyfooted when nt- give them lota of good music, and
ticking either those with whom they’ll tola for-you,",
he it In disagreement or hie poSh* seeks tha Mat In the na
ttiest enemies.
tlonal House of Representatives
“ I was ono of the first, and not ok * held by Dill, whoa* divorce
one of the last to help you attain *ult aecuaod her of embarmalng
tho presidency. My assistance him poltleally, keeping an untidy
w*» cased upon your eacelltncy'i houao and Surging deaddog* la th*
ability to perform. As my Prea-1
The eourt disregarded all
Ident, I still respect you. At a ‘ herges eacept mental cruelty hi
“ Specifically, I had In mind th*
recorded promises held out to s
natlpn during 19.12 ry a candidate
far the presidency. I hid In mind
the nab* Inaugural address delim ed by that candidate-elect on
Mar. 4, 1933; and had In mind an
oath of office to uphold tho Conablution of th* United Stales of
Atntrka.
“ Historical record since Mnr, «
IMS, it responsible for the Tart
ibat In my Clavetand address nn
July Ifllh I did not pussyfoot,
. “The money changer* have not
Men driven from the tempi*
T f m wM ‘abdicated’ thblr high
oar
i„ « ,
a. r. intnKDOK,
C le rk of C lraeJt M a r t
a t S e w t a u l e C o u n ty , T l o r M a .
PEACHES
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PEARS
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ytorlda. l e . l t i
I'lr.inim. <1?*** *
C la rk n f Circuit Court Ks*r>**ikMi
Dated this 9lh day o f J oIt t^ ll. , court-bciWm d*».r on
th*
flrat
Irfita l l A St V Van A not a!* " I
Lb illfm te.l !■* Sinu-.it
of ^rmlnojik County, Florida. Y**»i dir h
O. P. Uf!ftN D O N , j Monday In the* month nf A m tiit,
—
'" ■
o t,
()«*born* —
B r o h a r a a '* —
i V•i AMI*
In thr>
ii.Mi alb l,d ..m u * **it th*
W e h.'iie added to i.ur lint*— Il'K C ltK A M — all flavon t.
•
rtarfc pf Circuit
I I*i5a. whlrh I* th*>
Ini
day
of
2 Tth .In) . f lulr
% It. l « € . * nd
lion lo Black nam m txk .
. ._ _ _ _ _ *
o f Bcmloalo C o u n iy , F l o r i c a Aupmat. I* l«
HIah*
mi*kb**r1
\
Hill (I*f C> IM».
n
m
(BBAL)
Dated tfoii *ih day
«f
July, pmpmrty undwr th* aald op fllflp alt sirTtL'R
A T I® *
Ulotnl «hi»'i, t» i• he*#ii fll«*l In
I 'h r n c .V*T
ftO.T \V. .Ird . S t .
l^ <
,
_
j iamu*d waa In th* n a m i o f d , O.
_
. . . P 15? 1* I M ,
fhl* 1'T‘ urT i.r tl«# I'mt-Tt ?<tal*P
f r e e D e lite r v
(i r
llt.llN D oN ,
VA N AHMI i a LR.
i
I B e w t t t Bill N p , l« * t
•bf A Hl<*i V a '.-r
th** IMir|U>«* t*f
C l» rk of i *t v• m11 C o u r t
Itn U a a a aid c a r t l f l r a t * a h a l l ba
Nntlcp 1« h*r*l*y piv e n. l h a l J. ntsrelltMK
1h t'd*rl If I**ill p
nf
jftm rfi o r Arri.tCATiOh rom
AAA* Wffl Announce; ‘ Benefit Payments
~o.
eloaad
m
ao t
tin-
-e r r
llahed
A
ra tn U lto
A m ,
K
v*i*-
'recently.
after the Renata rntetl
a rwJneU for the nomination.
The record of new benefit pay.
taenia, official* alii, wnald ho
•callable far public Inaprctlun
■either at the A(rirt>(Lural\AilJuilment Adminiairatlon la Wa»hln(ton or at the office* of the
Country A«rtc«ltur*l Conaerration Aakoclatisn 30 Uny* after the
date they were received b7 pro
ducers.
s'*
|
\
'
K
HENS & FRYERS
TAX tlEVU)
taeaat*
Edward R ail* Haile
. On 45th Birthday
am
I .
•if B em ln .' lr C o u n ty .
1 it flA L )
a
-1
*
”
tea*
N nllc a la . b a r a b y
(tv ,n .
Inal
IJXX'A a IjQ V S II a h e ld ./, " f
W C R I W N O , E n ja n d , July 21
—
(>P) --iConjrrntnlalinn*
from
K in * Edward were a menu
the
mrewaycn ic c ritcd yeaterday by
H aile P d a * , in o f Ethiopia on hi*
fo rty -fifth birthday. m ark%i oy
renewed in te r*.t In hi* tentative
project for a trip to the United
Ktatra to e n li.t pojHiIar
* ;n
P ith y for Ethiopia.
a £ x re p t l a ; rnembars o f
the
W th l.n l.i.
i
_»
_•
Ethiopian royal party, who u m r
i ' . m l m at. Ka. t i l , I n u t d ’ i u
day at
A ia a .tt, A. D. l l t i
in*
filed oamo in my off Ira ap*1 ha
“*
. for
i . . -a •
__i a.r ■
i f-* applfoPttUh
ta
t « ba laaupd iharvon, Bald c r
tlflrat* mirtbraon
thm
fo ll'W » .„
^i* ofy
d«a«flb*d hropofly in ih#
a f Sainlnolm, tnatm
of
9 lntl'i i,
iu- w it.
In alt
ut stir
H lot treat
T * f « l p an Smrtlnn Jt. T. 1W»|
ship 19 Ttejuttv flanga 31 U a
The g««e#mantmnl
of
the
•h M
proj>#rty u ntl#r th# maid r#rt
C*l* I'Miur-d warn In tba tittfn#
A. ft CIIAPI*inXb
Tnt*** aald rmrtlflcata nhnM
e*d»»*n'd .*-<-nrdln, in
to .
!>•»
prn p m y <t..<-rlb«d t b .r .ln will
,„ ,j
, h. hia h ..i hid.i.r . t *■
litre from Isintlon, the Frpfwfiori r«wrt*h«n»r door
without
w iinoui a
h
callers and
»w
J i
)
(JriTcery and Meat Market
a m a tte r a f policy. A li
i a m o a n tiiif to m ore than
1 10.000
n a if. Htafi* of t ’lyirlda, t o - w t t :
Auiiual. l i t * .
N K 4 of 8W14
HIVH A
D a l k l Ih la H h d a y or J u l y . t i l l .
84
of H W H u f
i Ia m K 's
o . t*. i i K i i t f t k m .
h m h m I
of
tk « - r e Id
of W H ) ftwtfdti i*. Ti»wiu»htn
irtS ta .
C l a r k o f C lrc a li C o u r t
uari.r lha aaM edrtIL
n in Ike w o t at J. I k ____ •I (tanilnola Ceuaty, rio rld a . \ n Booth, ILinpr 31 Kant. S3
Arr#a,
UVVAL)
iW A M C K II tt.lra . -js
■ .
13 t a k a
CALDWELLS
A ftte u ilu M l
A d jn a lm rrt A c t paym ent* on eoni
p B r to a contracts w e t*
m '.n y tx 'V .
iv t i t ,
C lerk or C lrcolt C n a r t | T h . u
at M ailaola C o u n ty ^ F te r tc ii.! Orepttty
(IttA M . ,
|iH u id a
WASHINOTOfL July 2 4 .-W ,
— AAA offifeiil* rrtmonwrt yreter'day that all bc^vfU payment* U>
farmer* co-operating with the Mil
ranrervaUan p r o fn a would be
wad* poWfc
U a d r r t h * art ( t a i l
#.
on
ih*
rnunirv
r»y*.iv*..l
n*.
In Ih«»
monthln Iof
country rtcciv
t-i
no 1#14 whlrh
iM lh#
passed the day q u l f b U u * i » i .
I *it
rw trd
this
»th
day
\ t> r im
or
a r r u r it io y
t a i
n r .r n
l l r M l r Hill S # 113)
"inf lc*# Ih h*r*hy «lv n .
1IAIHH.D JACKHOV
r w,ic«n»»<. n r r o r d t n a to la w . l h a
• p r o p * r t f d t R f r l l i r d I h a r a l n Will b*
*uld t# th« b t a h * « t b id d * r a t l h a
, mourt-houi** d o o r on ih * f l r i t M on.l ay In I h . m o n t h o f A u * i u t , 111 *,
r a n w h i c h In I h . 3rd d . r o f A n r n l t .
that
hnld*r of ti
atd
Tna r*rtlflb*nf# No
•r
T s .|a\ *»f \um•■•t. A IV 19)3.
J*-- filed m i d * Iu my nfftea »nd
»*rt a (|lA*t
ft Pi'll" .t >»ii
fur a tax
i* | 1 In l»e |at..■»*. .| th#reoA. .Said
M.luaie emtii »■ *« the follo w ,
d»«irih#tj f»r t•#rt y
In
Ihm
* i ** » **f K#mlno|*‘ Ntate of Flmrl*i. b» II
•: v 1\ ft IS of N tf Cor nf
* .
Vi i Ti*
.•# d It th W
i:
♦ft ft
In i pi on
:”d
♦ . off Onnife \v», E In W
T
r.f Hi s w i i ilnna lly »•*
Imi# nf I’ a Imet to A ? # , \V
■ i-i
s of n * «
n to
n*a.
H a i*. it i: of N\v «-..r
f NW«4
nf
HW U 13 N» to
• C 3 f* <« ft M IT«.«« ft W
ft
s 33ft ft W
151 9 ft
•< t |<| nt NK Cor, of Ini, nf
fi «t
Atiuua*
uf
of
F loridv
J .1.
c
C t' H K M H T a n d JfCBBlK C IIH K ItY
hi'ldi-r of T a i O r t I f t r a l a No. l l i l ,
‘■'-o-d th p 7ih .lay
»f
A uauat.
' I*
ha* fll*d i i t n i In jn y
o ld .-, and h » . in .rt. . p p ll.a llo n
t " ' '■* de ed lo h .
th .r.-
Everybody Saves More At
Said r# r(LMint t m m m lifam th#
1931.
|Tfo|»*My
In
l)al*d thla 9lh day of July, 1131 foltiiw luff d*pcrlh**tl
xr *'
.
IIKHNDON.
tth# i ’ monly nf NomlnoU, HIM# of
-----INDON.
t’ |#rk of t iit nit Court of 1‘ lorhla, lo -k ll
lira
J3« ft F. nf NW Cor
Ke-rntnoU t*ounty, Florida.
.if \*KH B*viltbn « T»«wnihlt»
.•1 South, linns# 3»i toiat, tuu
io t iu :
o»* a r r i i c a t i o i v r o w
H
/*
l *»t • ft n t i l ft w
*•________
T il
in
n>:):D
I
,,M '
ff
mu
|gj)
! Th# amiKHimant af th# aal*. pmp*
N oll. .
u
h.r.b jr «g U
iv*e«*.
Ibet i * M »
lb . , . l d
. . i l l l r e l . I*.
hmrrbjr
f
lufit p h i in Ih#
ti.ini# of
IN () • icirCKeN, J it,
holdar
th# lit ■i b> «»f A u su it A. D, t TBS.
ha# ftlrd
-am # m my offlep
and
ha# nu.l# application for n laa
j d#**d 1>* l>e inatiii, th#i ,-nn.
Bald
h > M ii„ ,t t e fiui>r«i*i ih* following
divo 1 .Pi ,1
piopeirty Hi th* County
**f ..........
S ta i#
w it
uf F lo r ld g ,
to-
i : s nf U K *4 of SKI* taction
r i w riship ju smith, Rangp
11 -IbAiit, I si Acr«t.
Tti#
p4M»m«*m«nt
c>"f
tlM
aa.ld
pr*>p#-i i> under thm mid cartlflcala
. ; Iiwijwtl kvu In tha namm o f" Vti*
KNOWN
t ul***« «uid r r f t l f i r u l # ■hall ha
frdr<ni«<l a rc orb lln g to U w , t b a
p n i p r r t v i U i r r l l ' f d th #r# ln w il l b#
it. Id so th# h t a h# at ?tldd#r a t th a
r-'urt hi'iide ilu-ir on ih* flu t thin,
tl ii b In I h# nit Iill h n f A ugu it, 19 I t ,
tb till It 1m lit# i n i >Ihv nf A u g u s t ,
»i ti
I' l t l n l th is *t Is d*v uf July, 1944
O I* HERNDON,
<’ 1#rk t«f < li - nil C o u r t of
HmtU.olm
tni: u .i
.D lTIt K
OF
vN'iittl y,
Flor ida ..
I I T L K A T iO I
fob
* a —
N«»i it*m ii
heM'hy
| l« m .
that
II t It It Y F IIH 'K I U U , holder of
r«r Certlfhmte No l i t , liiu tt, ths
.lay Uf \uguet. A. li 1*23. has
flint earn# in ink ufftes ami hna
tu ul# appliuailun fo r a tax dead
lit he liiin d Ihmrw.ifi Held le r t ifl■*,!!# wmhrei'ee thm ftillowlng d s U. IV II Clt.N DON.
t ' l # r k o f c i r t t i l i C o u r t of ■* ribed property lo the County of
Mrmlnotm County, Florida. HfiiiHiulm, Hiai# of Florida, tu -w )t:
t#it 154 lam ■wand,
(IB A L )
Th# *■■#■■ ment
of
ths
said
pfttperty under the *«ul cerltflnatm ,
90TK M
or
A r n . i c A T i o x » o n issued
w «i
In
ths
Bams
of
T U UKKU
J 1*1 TN A 31 HTEVENft
I
l« s a # i f m il !9p . 113)
ITH#*# ■aid oerM firsts shall bs
Nolle* la
h#r#by
g tv«H,
that redeemed arroNelng to law, t Its
C. A. W A L K A huldmr of T -llth # prupeity ilesrrtbmd therein w ill be
of Taa Certificate No. 10TI, luu ad sold lo th# highest hlddtr at thm
thm 1st day of August A. D. 1933. I'Miivhtiua* do«»r on th# first Mt>nh u fll*d aam* In my offk n and tint In th# month uf August, I93S.
has made mp pile at luii for a
lam hliii'h Is ihm 3rd day of August,
dmmdl lo ft* lamumd thmraoB, Bald |»JS
rmrt If Irate tmbracma tha follvwlllg
lMlr.1 Ihla 9th day uf July, 1331.
drmertbmd property In lha C i i n t f
O I* HF.IINlHiN.
of Hmmlnol*, Htatm of Florida* to*
Clerk of •'Ireult Court uf
w ll;
Seminole County, Florida.
lenta 1 In IS m 11 U
ft
tHKAL)
lilorh S3. K athryn Park.
Thm ■■arammmnt
of
thm
aald
ropmrty under tha aald cmrtlflftatP
AFFI.ICATION kOI%
■■tied waa tn t ia n u n s uf T .* li. M2TICK OF
T U
IIKKI1
It* MlKIlTHON,
»
t
Senate
Hill Nm. I U )
Cnlrsa paid rertlf Icatm ahall b#
NntJr# Ii
herehy
gi v#n.
that
r#4##ni#d aeeordln* to law , t l * r. S. IT IID Y , holder of Tax Carproperly d#«rr1U#d tharmln w ill bo l if li*ole Nu 122. Issued tha lat day
■old to thm highest bidder at thm
•'(iitri-houw# iloor on thm flrit Mon uf August, A D. 1*32. has fll.ui
day In Ih# month of August, 1911, sum# In my o ff Ire ant) hsa mat1«
which la th# 3rd day of August appllralluit for a tax r.##d in h.«
Issued
thereon.
Butrl rertlflual#
it s *
Dated Ihla 9th day of July. 1931. emhrarern lha follow ing dsserlhed
property
In
ih#
County
of H*mlO. IV IIICItNIHiN.
Clerk of Cirmult Court of iiole, Htate of Florida, to-w lt:
*
iSH
r
t
of
H
I
f
f
Ft
of latl
MeinkrtnJm County, Florida.
n * 114 of lail 29 New lip .
•
lly ; A. M. W E E K S .
so
It.
Flut
Hook
I
Page
47.
D. C.
Th# aammssmmnt
of
the
mold
(B E A M _________________________________
property under the aald eertlflratm
issued waa In thm itaitim of U N
KNOWN,
n o t te n
or
a p r id e a t io n
ron
Unless aald nmrtlflrat# shall ba
▼AX I19SHII
redsemed aeennltng to law, thm
(Bmwala Bill Nm. I t t )
Notlem Is hereby
g ln n ,
that properly described theraln wilt bm
JVIelA W11 #1.1A MM. holder r»C Taa sold to Ih# highest hldd* r nt Ih*
C srtlflrat# No. II. lasutC the 3rd <*ourt*horia# f,oor on thm Cl rat Mon
day of Auguat, A. D, 1111. ha# day In the month of Auguat, 1934,
fllmd aam* In my off let and has whlrh fa the 3rd day of Auguat,
m ads application for a tarn dm*d 193S
Dated this 9th day of July. 19l«.
tu bm laaumd th#r#on. Maid eartlfl#
rala smhrsrea (ha fnllnwlng its#
O 1*. IIHIINDON.
arrlhetl property In th« County of
—
Clerk nf Circuit Court of
Barn Ino lm, Mtat# of Florida, tn-w llt
Hmmlnol# County, Florldn.
(BRAV.l
lent* II I, 134 A 111 llookar.
town.
T h s aasaaamant of
ths
said N O T H B o r
APPLICATION POM
property undsr tha aald caM Ifkato
T A X IICIIB
la«u»d waa In ths nsm s of \v n.
t * .* * i * m u k *. t u t
t'lttC H
N otlc. U
h .r.h y
(I v a n .
th a t
Unless aald certlflcat# ahall ba O. >1. A f l i p , h nli ta r o f T a * C a r l If .
redeemed accnrdlng to law, ths I r a l * N... 1111, l . a u a J t h . t r d d a y
property dmoerlbmd therein wilt ba lo t A u c u a l . A . 13. l i l t , h a . f l l . d
At ■
•nId to thm higlirst hiddmr at tha
ru u rt'h flu u door on th# flrvt Mon
day In th# month of Augutt, ItS f,
which la Hi# 3rc day of Aug Hat,
JiJ«
Datrd Ihla 9th day of July, 1I3§-
ARMOUR?
CORNED BEEP
2
c » 2 9 c
l a i A -H ,:u
H ir e ,
t*t 1 . 1 .
i* u k
TOMATOES
n in
4 No. 2 Cans
« T H K i e ,u .n K m
25c
K1 toner
PINK SALMON
Tall Can
J0C
Cans
2 5c
f
■h
^ U U ^ 3 -"
REEF HASH
.. 16 Oa.
Cans
L
U. S. No.
1APPLES
4 lbs.
FIRM RIPE BANANAS 4 lbs.
TUTOTST
fifc
TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs. 10c
TEA »
ELBERTA PEACHES
4 lbs.
Joi
10 lbs.
T T ^ r n r - L . S. No. 1 POTATOES
DEI. MONTE
Amour’s POTTED MEAT 3 cans
PINEAPPLE
Lunre
4 Q C WILSON’S TRIPE
No. 2 can
N o . 2vs C a n
X«P
*
' f Iv 1
10c
17c
Hire’s Root Beer Extract 3 oz* bot 2)C
^..r|
(
I • SPIN ACE L
BRILLO CLEANSER
pkg.
1 m/pMailHdl-l-uwi .*
L O j CREME HIPPOLITE
323 E. lB tS t
| Strep tlrre*id t v . W
*. 1. i<l.| IP.
IBIjERS
T6c
MEATS
aJCEDBACON
19c
2484 Sanfdtd Ave.
j,
li>.
*»■<* 10 IB*
b l d d . r a t ' t h * a a m . In m r n ftl c a a n d to ,, m a d *
rourt-liouM donr
on
th .
U ra l a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a t a a d M d t n h .
M o n d a y la t h o m o n t h a t A u i u a t , la a u .d t h . r . o n ,
H .l d
a .rtlllra lo
1* 1 *. w h i c h |a l h a t r d
day
o l o iq b r a r o a t h a r o l l o w i n a d a o r r l h . d
» .________________________ p r o p o r t y in th * C u n n l y u f H . m l .
ROBERTS’ ROBERTS’
Phomt SB
2 8 c NECKB0NES 3 lbs. 2 5 c
2 5 c CUBE STEAKS 3 for 2 5 c
■’
LW
it #
1
"9
,
BOILING BACON
LiV'1
Ik H e
• 3 ,7 *1
BEEF • N o.1 can
v>
15c
frometo KETCHUP 14 oz. bot. 12c
LX
a s u t ton.
r iu u i
JBT O’CLOCKf COFFEE lk 1 7 c
ik
*
IH
16c
* Meat Market
GROCERY
IS c
lk
,-*#»•
sw v
TT,
f DflVF
X
F
fik
M
C
I'
H
m
"
‘
t
j*
;
*
.
f *1 \V/JL
'Z*Sr,XnwimCr!
f .i .j itJFy
W
can
5§C PIG LIVER
ekeh
10c
22c
Da ria a
ta
lib
Corned Beef
Sardines
h u ..
C t a g l w l l 't Temsstm
Sc
HAT.
S u v t , richly rtuvnretl
littln Picnic iln n u ,
cut
frum trntlrr yuuri( P ork
er*.
*cicnlifirally
ry, thnv'U
■way
prir*.
at
*lmply
vunluh |
E
this avn u tioiial
*
W h ile T h e y Last - p ou n d
tti m - .l r tn ch r < l
STEAKS
vitam in-rich f r u it —
Bananas 5
Fat Loin or Club
Native Steak*, lb
CARROTS
F rcn h
l)reH .sctl
bunch
ROASTS
Fat. tender live!
Chock Roaat, tb
POT-ROAST
Potatoes 5
14c
Ib
BACON
BEEF T O N G U E S
*CAS CALtrSMT HAMItolJ I
Is
ROAST lb. 22c
Ib
Ib
i
Loupes Ea. 5c
APPLE BUTTER
JERSEY
CO R N
FLAKES
2
p ir n
2 EXTRACTS
15c
SPAGH ETTI
15c
C E R T I F I E D T o ile t P a p e r
l5 -o i
3
g la tio f
pWSPS w
TEA
a n*. rk a .
5
No 2 can*
Dettori
PEACHES 3 for
Dainty til* Fruit
Buford Brand Grapefruit
JU IC E 3
eo 2 cant
25c
COCKTAIL 2 m 2 5 «
ar.UU.tHII
TOMATOES
No. 2 Cans
Tba bateaead flour *—
Penn-Rdd Purs P«. Motor
5c
12 Ib*
O IL
U lb*
- 9 1
w•
- mPPW|M •f
lb. 27c
U .MW are art
jfij
.
i. t u r n , ,
u ^ ....
HENS Ik 25c
LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE
2
cam TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING
qt ]«r
TURNIP GREENS
2
rw2
con
UBBY GARDEN PEAS
no 2
cent
i LIBBY Tiny Kernel CORN
2 no 2 cant
15c
21c
17c
15c
23c
Luckiee, Cl — U. Old Cold*. CheaUrfUide, KUelgkd
«
(Plus Be I n ) '
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FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1M€
8 A H F 0 B D H K R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Down Palatkc^
7 ■/, In 7faW Sfraigfa
Lookouts
Wright Pitches McMullen Steals
7-Hit B all As Home Asr G-Men
Mates Draw 11 Win 3-1 Fracas
'Azalea# Use Pair Of Reds Caught F l a t Hurlcrs in Effort
footed;* Extra In
]' To H a l t Scoring
nings Are Played
Schneider Gives
Islanders Goose
Eddie Davis Has Fine Chance To Reach Ma Egg, Wins 3-0
L ook ou t 'F irst B asem an Is
O ne O f B e st In League
jors; H it .307 In Y earV Perform ance In 1934 With East Dixie
D i M a g g io ’s
M r otherH asMrs. Jarrett Is
F o r Yank Star Crossed Off U.S.
Olympic Teams
Says Joe W ill Flay Ten Years O f Major
League Baseball; Predicts Bat
Double Plays Bring
ting Average Of .325
_______ Breach Of Training
Halt To 2 Rallies
Rules Bars Aquatic
Tried By Leaders SAN DIEGO, C*1U, July 24,— Cindermen Frown
Star’s
Appeasance
IUP)—Slumping dawn on th* play
On
Olympic
Track
KT. AUGUSTINE, July 21.— ers’ bench at th* total hall park,
ABOARD siT MANHATTAN.
John Schneider, SL Augustine', Vine* DI Maggio, htrailing rightAt German Games ENROUTE TO BERLIN. July
By JULIAN BTaNRTROM
Eddie Davis, young first sack-r
------------------------------ ■ ■
GAINES VI Li.E,
July
21— for th* Lookouts, la bollsred to
Shellacking tun jutchrni for a
rMHUi.A otatw i.bauv *
tutu) of II hrs, I.n* Sanford Wiiitiy .Me.Mulien’ll stealing homo bo ono of tho best first basemen
Florida Stato League.
Beach
«
*t
A z iltn a , 7 Ijj I, here yesterday in tin tenth Inning to neons the In tho
ace sauthpnw, hurled three hit fielder of th* San Diego Padrva,
’ 24.—(AT—Mn. Eleancr Holm Jar
JJ It
ball here yesterday and had no began * discourse on ■ favortt*
afternoon, making it two in it winning mn gave tho (iilneivflla Davis has had much experience Uoiajsvillo
BERLIN, July 24.—W V After
*
It u
trouble in banking ike leading subject—hla trothcr, Joe, frtoh- working out yesterday for the first rett. star haekitrolw swimmer,
m w /Over the* AiaU us
un<l
tho (2 iimn a 2*1 win over the Dc- in tho national gam* and ha, * rauuI«,U"
w n dropped from the Olympic
.4(1 1
"
11
Lookouts ihirtl sutif.-iHivu victory, I I-*iitel |(<d* hrrs yrstcriloy afler- fins chance to reach Uv* majors. 1*•!-•««*
is
it V ,1Ji . Daytona Beach [slanders, 3 to 0, man star *f the Now York Yan time on the Olympic track, Ger- tram last night by the Amet ica n
Eddie
Is
31
ysars
,
of
age,
It
wra
the
seventh
time
this
rea
IM
toili
at Harris Field. This was
YHffHif** Im itH
Wright. «n th»*m*nirifi for Su-i
kees.
Chairman
I.
son that the Saint southpaw has I Vine*. 30, and two years older many's daahmen wagged their Olympic com ml Hue.
in the pn»l ■tonda 8 fret, 3 1-2 toebaa, and Hanford T;
f o H , wat in rare form, limiting tin- a*, mid limu
HI. A u g a St I n s I ; I f e r t a n a H.
heads disapprovingly when they Avery Rrundage annnuncetl, for
lamed the Gas Souse Gang.
la ClnistiVlII* 1; iN^iW 1.
the Aniletia to !*c!Y»*rt v*iiU*ly ical* Vr|*4.“k lli.it tleMultar has sttdut weighs 181 pounds; Davis
than Jo*, is a capkbl* bah player
T-dmr
So invincible wan Schneider that himself, and hop*a eventually to ■hook IU duat off their spikes. 1violating training rules. Her en- .
ieretl hit* gfwwl fsir uni* run, Iutm* with the winning run to very lanky and worka around
Hanford at (IaImrvIH*.
the
IslsU were able to push but land in the big time. Right now, They said the track v/a« too hard try In the Olympic backalroke
n
fitrs
inning
contest.
He
I
nil
the
Hut
corner
as
(f
ha
had
been
H*si( 0 At I'mInl Ita,
which cmme in the fi r *t inning
swim waa withdrawn.
two
men
past first bise. An error however, he la content to perform
•
iWnn.l
At
H
t.
Attfuntlnp.
home
Jail
Friday
to
end
^tfsie
in
the
major,
for
soma
time.
OH a walk, u uncrifiit* umi Smith s
and brittle.
I The decision to drop Mrs.
and
a
base
on
balls
allowed
Morten
I
inning
battle
with
the
nn
I
Eddie
attended
th*
Phillip,
in tho Pacific coast league, and
»Ingle to light tu*M Krnm th**n
KATIOMAIi I.KAUIM
Work o f the rebuilt track has Jarrett apparently coat the Unit
Prt to reach the middle sack in the pralao brother Joe. Vince Ins great
Won I am I
High School In Birmingham, Al
on until tin* ninth •inning Wright Imyloiis II. sch inlanders.
Just teen completed umtrr sumir- ed States a sure winner In tha^
-132 second frame and in the siilh,
tt 12
I
In
uiiim1 al.u ma'ki-.l Il.t abama. and played on the high f’hli*AEr»
Wat never in ftnnger In thu ninth
m j.K
*isuia
M 1&
,|IT Hitllrman belted out a futile ilnu- hopes for Joe.
•laIon of experts. Uncertainty, wnmen’s swimming event. She waa
,i<lh i-vtrs inning rimtiit. I!* •chool team. When ha waa gradu-' V'Vii .Viuibn
«• 41
.213
I “Joe's got everything it lake* however, enshrouds the ical quali a member of the United Stales
ha
momentarily
last
control.
47 44
.223 ble to left.
ii.li' h'.i.ir last Friday tu ‘ I'd Bud fie began playing aandlot and New VtciK
I to make good,” Vines said. “ I'd ty of the cinder path on which the Olympl; forces in 192H and 1032
Cauiiicr o|»i r»i *l Ihi* inning with
.213
41 43
rlncliiMtill
The Sslnti were nlih- to m u
nil I I inning
liutGii W|th
thu amateur ball. Whan ha was 17 IItiptun
41 4K
.467
br almost willing to bet that he track and field stars of the world and was uvewhelmingly favored
41 itlnglo tn u n t i l
W r ig h t Hum
‘. lii JKlnsel, lanky Daytona righthander,
hlildtirlphll
34 34
______________
_____________
_
_
[
h"
signer!
with
the
Chattanooga
Will bat .325 or tetter this year. will struggle for O ympie glory to retain the 100-meter backstroke
hit Kmer*«in un I JummcinvilU* in
III toftkljr It
21
(7
.»*>
for
but
six
blows
but
three
of
lockouts of th* Southern AaT v i f t r i i r ' i tig-awl IA
1crown the wren at l.us Angeles
•urccitHmn filling l hr hnifw with
them wers good for extra base- is Hr h is 10 years of major league Aug. 2-9.
C l i t H r i i i A t l t , ll o A t u n
I.
■i"Bh- t“ riglit. ,lU llby jH,ppe.t UK!|aUon. lit was farmed out
Iwsi-ball ahead of him, I think.
Officials described the trark fou r years ago. During Her pre
none out. Ilowi v n , Dopey Deno ■nit t.i third. Wright -ingle.I tu ^
|*U ( ali tjr A It | i , I 't l l l A i t g l p f l i A t.
the
local
crew
took
advantage
of
Uaion Rouge, I . , club, of
('hlC-AiRO 2; / Isrodlllll II 1.
some early breaks to pile i p , 1 "You know, Joe's only teen play fine, but from sport circlet it was liminary e unpaign this summer she
It It -mi trig Ouncan timf Over the East Dixie League, In- tu34.
Ml
Maw York 1.
ing baseball for about three years, learned ft .still lacks the final to.ch appeared virtually unbeatable, winto 0 Iraii.
Snnfonl will \nv t t l inen
Uiwn
Y*Sw
r
U nit ihnn went in t*» hurl for lie played all the year there ami
Ch itsiH
At ItriHiklyn.
Yllle’i Ci-Mf-n 4»n (hr I ‘cal fit
St Augu,tlne got the jump frum lie only played a coupl*»of games to condition It for new records. I ning the national championship
IViliitkii anil after hitting Clnry, hit ..107 for the intlra year.
Ml. 1.11 ii I■ «t Hew York,
lam orm w iftirnor>n. A iloutde
the start pushing over two *,111. s in 1932, and then Joined the .Seals -Moreover It i* vahl to have long and the Olympic tryouts ty wide 4<J
1*111ainir n tt ■(
P h lI * * l -l p h i A .
e-sin ip 1 t iing'tnn t«* ground out
Jn 193B, Davis was 111 and was
C'litrinoMlI a ! l l o a i o n .
hcmler ti ,*t j .lull.I for (In*
in the opening frinre. Bonner nut- t lit 1933. That waa the year ha waves nollcrable only to the n n- margins. She holds the Olympic
- r..n.I t.. fir-t. The larokiiuto p it [iut t j,je to payt^ip*!* |n ,pring
Lookrnt* in iH-iiiml S;n<lnv
raced
an Infield hit to sr-oni link- 1r-tihlishrd the coaet league ref nera although hardly perceptlo:i) record of one minute, IB.3 sec
a
h
f
.
n
i
t
i
ft
L
K
.
K
U
K
I " 1 in., mure run. in the eighth ,1<)n)ng
w|,h th(
lookouts.
onds far the event, made In a
old for consecutive hitting. Hr hit to the spectators’ epea.
Sew
Turk
29
23
941 rr rapped to thirrl ami when Dil
Todsy Hu* I«* c are playing
.... lin e hith and unr error
1When Eddie did gat In shape he f ' lb Y e lu fir|
trial hrst nt l,c* Angers, as well
Uo lingham threw too I le to aeron l lor <11 games straight.
21
4»
in C»«ine.ivi||t'.
11
41
.244
A , !.. hum pitching«u|H-rl. w>, f , rmr,j out to Panama City, 1 hmlrtill
Tho eieilemen*. of welcoming ns the world’s reranl of 1:52 for
Joe
felt
kind
of
bad
when
ha
in
an
attempt
to
cut
off
........
4
"
h
i
m
n
i
t
«>
4
1
.219
Bon-1
hall. Wright -tarti-d « t th,- hst
hst K|lir|U. f |u), o f
tho
Otorgla- HtoMlOtl
41
2JJ nrr. all hands were safe llonner wn* flnal|7
«J
He wanted to foreign Olympians almost has the I&O-yarda backstroke.
lilt u line drivi width ww* cuuj<hl t’1itinr Ivvu
a nut
44
44
.211
two hit
Into
out
«f four
four K|„r),|B L r,gue. Rddla hit 21 VV StallIHM f n n
Mrs .Jarrett's difficulties with
scored
when
Kinsel
uncorked
„
'
,"
t
*
new
r*eanl
*'■ !«**««•■ reached the culmination paint for
1»u*»l l m
3*
29
.119
by Multlsy wl>H dnuhletj Kun*rson
k fo
pint**getting
Kfdtinu
i'i
the ()*ymplc authorities began tn
t„ the
theplate
•" h..me runa during lh« time he win Ml.
| 'h l l l « i | v l | i h i i l
*9
11
..334
l i t I Wild pitch and Baker score,I when M ,rb ® h* ' 11 do U y ,t io ,h* bl< today's ceremonies for the Ameri
Off ftcoMtl hiiHa*, nrid (tueriu
c r un ■ i»nd sm rinif nn*'
can athletes—negro participants contequence or an all-night partT
1—Ot4s|-« Hi—llt h e r e . With a month and a half
Manager F lU g c r.td dropped n dim- '" " 7 ; .
4; 13#troll 2.
struck out to i «u| Hit- mlly.
I
I Ch tru f,
l.nokmjt cslh ir left iif the season, Eddie was
« * tflF» A«»4
fWyv 1WV ,w rt aA ^ V .'J i '
Ik to left.
- . . -i 'Altai ^a 3Miiirjl,.h m ar..iJ
\ V A « h Jr i M i o n I , Chi>-itg<> 7.
Urmlbin > Miuu*l I’m* I'nhitk i, |
y.e ntiri* from thn Knm® m sent
Ilnaf trti 9, (*f*V»Lt,hti |. __ .
■SW'toJ-e*.»-4rta-yi«mu)je f, guliteff* 1h tfiumirh Uhaaagtr'thd i IWUaawrtw'-strrlnr the -feallvTle the ChaUan*oge club
. fymjrffV Jotjc/ wv. >r vr'ewut w.s
H9W lot* H i.* iaClul«
tljl turn hjJ« gianl ft,; r Vila - I ie-1 y(^ 0 . « V IK m ,
liea Included Charles McArthur,
re -tm i m f
-y . . S j
i. ,n
and
wwsVril In tho second hut tho Salats ' **'*■*•
‘> then
U*V8 takes a awing at eapital'to the Town Hall.
faflIHVi T «| * Y
j writer husband of the actress
u.*
tni% i(.
lloatnn Al Iketrolt,
tCedcd 'o
cin e hack with a run in the f..l-|,h* U*1 *ctonJ^
&
,
n
i
.
v
V
w
w
*
1Helen Hayes, who did not attend
Hem Yitfh At ('hintgo.
||3r tCfcVrTIhlP irriWtMrrF li*
ninnn • r..tv«*«l 1*1 sliilinif into nr*t n«w#*, AltiJiny^ N y .t club of the Inter
lowing frame. Fltigerald led off* . "NotNng Ifithera Joe et the
I'll llnile>it»h U aI i'liiiin n tl.
the party. This gay time, during
liy retiring Hit* *♦!»• in uni*,*. twi**
two,
A*lit orotuihl v i«* out of ihi* national l-cngue, k
with ■ double to left center and plate, and that’, why th. pitcher” |B O O k ie S P a / O f f O n
Washington At Ml. letiula.
he. .played 3B
thrvu t»nl i hi i In- fo u ith innln/
fin
nlly
can’t
dope
him
out.
He
hits
any
P
a
i
r
A
t
N
p
w
O
r
l
p
i
n
q
whlrh
M” ’
n*,Jy dMlin«d
games with them but when tho
fame hime when llilllagtail. Ju.t put it inr e " U
* *
^
U T i e a n S , , heed hint, that .he would re
I hi) iMMikfiilti* tiiiit M■•§ it 11itl hi 1. |lh.
clubs brgnn playing night base Bobby Riggs Reaches ham I*Hitcil Owens slow ru Icr to kind ■ nf
— lag -It,"
--------1tetter advised to return to the
Ir u f
w|l|i II i|iriihl«‘ til h*rI
and he’ll
third.
ball, Davis lost hla batting eyr
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.—(A*) ithleles' quarters, eu'minated In
fit?Ill firm i? sumI i.rM t>» tliiril mi
Two Daytona
rallies
were 1. Vhlro P'wdtotwd Naw’York-anJ
nnd was returned to Chattanooga Final Tourney Round
A horse bettor's dream came the Ametlesn
Olympic commitII Willi jiitrli; Il,ivi fln-il out ii
stern tiled by duille plays. The
Jo*—would be In the World true here yesterday.
and wrs then farmed out here.
1tee’s serving a sharp warning
left. CaliM
l t>» >» nh*r *ror
.Saints
played
flashy
hsll
BROOKUNE,
Mi
as..
July
21
.|i,srr,i
nasny
nan
afield
,
In 1U3B with Panama City ne
, The handboodks |>nld off „n two putting the bterkatroke queen on
1 rise HUtiuf, burn ;m
in 14 led in
when it come* horses and they didn’t finish in a probation jellh “’one more chance"
secured (1 hit, for 8 tripe to the W*)-Bobby Biggs of Loa Angeles hut Outficidvr I>ujn?an of the U-1 J<M* **
center, *'aI«m »•»mif l« third,
landers
made
tho
fielding
gem
of
w,l*lng
letters,’’
bo
eaplalnerl.
plate tn tie the minor league young national clay court chain
dead heat. The bookies still n r i |n Brundage’d wbrdi.
OVttMUvrt hi nut'lil ( illI * in on ri
the day when he took Swindell's!,
d . 1 haven’t hsani from him bit groggy about it, but here’s
Feeding this warning Mrs. Jar--------| record at that time. Davis wns p|0n, gained the final rntnd uf long drive to center with his back J n * ol,|f
But If the Yanks thalr explanation:
2t 13 selected on the all-etar-baskai- ^
Longwood Bowl tennis tourrett returned to her cabin Satur
lo thr stands.
' n*° Ihe World Series, I’m sure
In the ivrand race at Suffolk day night. She did not appear
hall squad of Alabama In 1913. nament yesterday by defeating
Jerry Eitigcrald topped t'.o bit- *ronn* write him a letter, Boy, he’s Downs, Boston, Yesterday II ack Jagain upon the upper decka until
, CLASSIFIED A1)V.
He aet tho record for putauto for Waller Senior, 27-year-o d San
ting fur both aides with a poll o f . *fot to fl* *"• “ P with same'ducats Rhapsody and Tintoretto were
“ be
*" last night, white the ship waa fin
the Georgia-Forlda League In Francisco player, 0-4, 8-2, 8-0.
1— Announcements.
doudes.
ing laid at six to one. The race ishing It# eight-day Vtyagc and
1930 by making 1M7 putouto, Th*youngster, who has had lit.aarvle* which furnishes result* to- receiving the cheers r f crowds of
his nearest opponet i ecu rad only tie experknes on grass, found hla
UAVK YlJtiit WATI.'11 repaired >
- ■New OrUaru bookmakers gave Germans who lined the hanks of
a fraction over 1300.
opponent easy.
by on* wlio really know, how , ,
Black Rhapsody a* the winner.
the River Fib* as the Manhattan
Home_______
Runn
Eddie la liked very much by Riggs will rest untilSaturday,
Briggs. Jeweler. Mag. Ava.
; Holders of ticket* on that horse steamed slowly tuwfld Hamburg,
the Ssnfflrd /an, and .It U hoped when he will rngage tho winner of
.
collected 114, M OO and 34.40. When with its searchlights (Ruminating
hv many fans (hat he will not be today'a semi-final between the
8— Automobile*,
v r, i . 6aanelatod Freaa
the bookies hooked up their phones the Olympic flags.
taken away from Sanford be- lop-ieeded Frankie Parker of lavSuborners I HI Maggio, yesterday a voice said:
rause Senford ha» a good chanre rencrvllle, N. J., and 17-year-old
Yankees _ Selkirk, Yankees | ,, "Sorry, boys, we made a alight
i 7 I to yet up Into fourth place In be. Joe Hunt of Ua Angeles. Parker
___ p . B” >wns error Wednesday In the second nt
lit n
BOSTON, July 24— (AT—Mrs. Bolters Browns __
**„ ®*!*>
. silW M T ’YMJRftu
ia favored to defeat Hunt.
lilMirut. In the series play-off.
Frank A. Carreaud'a Time Supply, I; Wc,t< Browns 1, Cuceinello,’ Bees Boston. Tintoretto and not Black
(laituy,
The
women’e
quarter-finals aeftnd chnico to A. G. Vinderbill'a 1. Cosearart, Uerf
Demure., Rhapsody waa the winner,’*
found three Californians entering Discovery, won the IJ&.OOQ added Cuba L Herman. Gnha I, Ulae
Bettors made a frantic search for
le iw ?.
I la v i a
the second-last round, the top-seed- Massachusetts llamlicap beforo
Daytona B e a c h Ir lan< Jc ra .
Cardinal. I. Bartoll, Giants l’p Rip. torn tickets on Tintoretto. Those
A L L H T A T H tir»”% .Si-jirit* prices
\S f Ikht J, l-tiu |ed Alice Marble of Palm Springs. crowd of 35,000 at Suffolk Downs - *
Tile
G-men
openrd
the
scoring
t
«
M
il*
:
I
IftY
lit,
M
N
*
' Brubaker, Pirate* I, fortunate 'enrsqjh to find them
ttnil dears’ i|milily. Reel and
H lo l.it
Intere
t'tiiry.
Dorothy yesterday.
Ceml II, Phillies 1.
were paid off also.
in the seventh Inning when Fit- ‘ Grayn Wheeler and
8oni, 301 W. Khrat Mt.
• rito ta
ilaaaii*, t i l l r r
Bundy,
both
of
Santa
Monica.
The
\\llac.ii IhiUtiH |*l*l a man singled to left, waa sacri
Paul A. Shaw', Governor Rholta' ^
Yankee,
only Easterner lo qualify was Caro finished aeeund, three Nngths re- ^ ^ °*i*
i»*i t i , 21 it 11 b y t** t i n r h
M* Traeky, In
- (*,tl.tlk* 2, Haitifuru ficed to second by Boacn, scor lyn Roberto of Naw York.
6— Situation Wuntcd.
Hermann Reuter has written
h ill*, off
\S r i g h t
3.
hind tho son of Tim Miker. E. F.
2S’ °**' lGI* " ^ ,11,0' Dkkey,
ing on McMullen's single to eonstill another opera around the
hii“k
i .t i l Ivy VVf l k ht. 3.
YOUNG EDI.Dll Eli IIIIY wants
Seagram'* Bland Tat was third
sndUa!f ra“ * PWIMw 1#' Av’ Float legend. Meanwhile, GouMM* o n Mr iMhury In tor.
and I.eon Carter’s Black Gift
’ ,ndUn,
Gainesville scored In the tenth Jackie Berg1 Kayoed
Kill i* 7 w i t h * r u n * ; o f f
Job Diking Icavi-n or ruunini'
pod’s more famous ve-slon ap
t | •-* > I it 11 I n gr. 4 w M i l
J
ihrn McMullen made flrat on
fnurth, A. 0. Vandarbilt'a ehauw1
U *n * T ,U k l
errands. 1117 i'yprvsa Avu., lieh> fill r he I .
liy
I»mn
proaches Its 3000th performin.'t
By
Italian
Fighter
an infield hit. On Pfeifer's »acW ilg ttl
( J timrntiiivIJI**,
tween Ilth and tVI*iy Avv.
at th* Peril Opera.
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NEW YORK. July 24— UP>-AIcun. wunis ji.ij as mnid, nurse
being
mula
/or
Mm
at
that
lack.
| .I l f h e r :
W r Imh t
luiAlrttf
rafu cmplnyi'i*. Violet William
M r.*|i*urt
lin |iiif*,
la o h r
While tho Rrrio were arguing do 8po!dl, Italian lightweight o.D
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'I*Iitir ' *f__unn.f 1 :r,7.
O il Cypress Avi
over that dee Ukin, ho stole home champion, knocked out Jackie broke sluggishly and remglned far
■(Kid) Barg of England In the sec
to toil the gam*.
Maid, illsliwuslilng, linti*| wink
ond round of a 10-itniml bout at
• HART Y O U * VACATION
Tho
G-men
are
scheduled
to
M
a.ie.
the
Wuntfd. Btichi-i Williurun, I3UN
Ebb* la Field laat night. ftprldl
O N THI
f
meet
the
Lookouta
haar
today
V . Ilth. Klrvt-t.
T| _ n -1 P*rfer^ raw i*trldo wedding trip lo Cinida tho cou
weighed 157 3-4 aadJJerg 141.
at 4 o'clotk.
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Jimmy
Leto,
Tampa
welterWORK ' WANTED ly reliable,
raahed the coll into contention at 1
! weight, now fighting out of Itsrt
Peat colored girl. May Anne
th* half-mile polu and forced Good
ford. Conn., won a brulalng 10- Gambles pure to the alg firlonge
Scott, 11(11 |3th si.
round battle from Clato Locatalll
mark, where ho went Into the lead
WHKRK TO GO
WH ARB PROUD
of Italy In one of the preliminaries.
NEAT, reliable colorsnl girl want ijout -fjtlania homt
and merely brecced home In 1:49
OP
OUR
8RRT1CR
work nf any kind. Mnlindi
Lato need a dynamite-laden left
TONIGHT!
4-5, twn.fifths of a second behind
Tiitefulty furnlthed room*
TOUR WATCH MUST RR
Phillips, PH* lllifer Avs*.
ta pommel Loeatoii around the
tho
Inch
record
aet
by
Top
Raw
Beautyml m ittrem i
"Bettor Ala ant to Sheet**"
ring In seven of the 10 rounds, Ha last October.
ACCURATE
MEN WANTED to traiii fiTr
Simmons beds
Official RaOwny Inapector . I staff •rad Locate111 with tafia tn . Time Supply pnl,| |9J0 straight.
Dance
and Cool O ff
position, in the Refrigeration
Comfortablo chairs
the first, floored him In (he ateW e H a v er. Clew*
«.
♦5.20 place and $4.20 show. Gov.
' and Air Cuiulitliming field. Write
Koslful bed I1|htt
McLAULIN
Jeweler;
Sholta paid ||9 plact ami f 15
CHICKEN
DINNER
7Jto
Box NCA. 1lei ul
Well lighted bathroom*
BUaha. Chapa, He4 er Celd
thaw. Stood Pat paid |S ahow.
lia.PAR X AYR.
11— Mlttrrllanruua.
Plato Loath
Thoso comfort* a rt your*
THE STANDINGS
d|: r iv lL RBI
■ -L f
q
(governor S h o l t z
Places Second At
Suffolk Race Bowl
NU-CNAMEL
z ir .r jK i
2fz,"‘r r: ?— >
r-USss*
*ANSLEY
whothor you occupy en n<
pentiv* suite or • minimum
priced room. And tho mm
friendly and efficient servko
|o*s to EVEKY |u*st.
12— Wanted.
ANTED:
Small
dinkler' hotels
laeesyereted
CO.
CA11ING DINKVN
w elU m pr
OCEAN FRONT bit rnd acvcral
I adjacent, lots,, nt Coronado
Beach. Vary Reasonable. Address
Hr*. ' John E. Truitt, Box 121,
Now la the time to build end par lor • home for lean
outlay per month than preeent low rente. We ere
prepared to bwke loana on new conatruetloes under'
the Federal Homing Admlnlntrttlon finance plan. Let'*
Ulk thle over. C. M. Boyd, Sanford, Fie.
Mrs. Maxine Richard, wldiw of
George L. -Tex" Richard, aports
peeaotor, would be merrtad Satur
day to Thomas A. Gill, Chicago
broker.
.
t I •* K
The ceremony, the -pewspaper
NOTICE
THEM-U8E
Stanley-Roge-a
Rcgkstcrud Cocke?
I* 444-W or
(10
'?•’ Then -xet a- General
Fan to? 13.43. Randall.
Bmtd O n ly O w Bl
LE: used tractor wheel*
• 10-10 MeCormJck-Deert*ltk Ben look Tin Shop.
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CHICAGO, July 24.-(*|—The
Chicago American said yesterday
Nolle* le hereby liven that eealed bide will be re
ceived by the Board of County Commlaalonere of Sem
inole County Florida, pt their next regular meeting
tb be held at the Court House, on Monday, . August
8rdi 3036, at 10 o’ciodi A. M-, for the neeewery Gro
ceries, etc., to be ua*4 i t the County Home and
uiunty Convict Camp, Mr the croalnv month. A list
of the euppltea which will Le used, may be obtained
front tht office of the Ctefc hf the Circuit Court.
■Miaevtioneoue for 8ale.
ERMINATE
,T
N11*.
Widow Of Rickard
T«i Wed In Chicago
■-f-.
r IN PREPARING YOUR
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COOL CRUISE-W£Y
�M M H D
Bmlnole County Produm
Prnfta And Vefotables Thun Any
Similar Area In America
Sanford (a T he Only Central
I liiiidn City A ffo id in g Rail, Highways
A m i Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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VOLU M E X X V
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATU RDAY, JULY 25, 1936
Mrs. Jarrett
Battles For
Olympic Post
DROPPED FROM OLYMPIC TEAM
A (UWia.ur parry m a r t vary
•" wWeh gleaner Haim Jarratt
(abaw) admitted drink lna tee
■Utah rtw IM la that ev*lmmlna
alar belief dropped from Ida
American Oymplo titm upan ar
rival at HamPurj. Germany. (ha
waa erdsred la tarn in dar uni.
farm and return to America lei.
mediately, (Aeeocietad Proee
Sdata)
Champion Swimmer’ s
Name Is Removed
From List Of Ber
lin C o n t e s t a n t s
Beauty Criticizes
Team Treasurer
Girl D e c l a r e s 100
O t h e r s Involved
In R u l e s Breach
BERLIN, July 26.— (API
— In a militant defense of
her own behavior, Eleanor
Holm
Jarrett,
disbarred
• swimming ace o f the Ameri
can Olympic Team, today
charged the Olympic Com
mittee officiate had "dis
graced and misconducted”
themselves aboard the Liner
- J l ' ~'.:n
t
—r
-
'
“
Demo Committee
Asks To Approve
Job A ppointees
Richard Holtzclaw
Gets Scholarship
In Music School
r r i h i h s j a L f s z s z s t s * '-tv ^ ^
. F fo « tha Pmt o f CDatraJ flori
ns at Sanford.
a
.*»?F *8*04 fon dly
m ahawtag arrtvaia
raa via 84, Johns Riv.
5 July ». 1M«.
S B S M W g J .fe
• ■’ pcvJiwIeiuiL ^
Fvobably
T r ip
Atlantic
Co.
Calf
atltution.
The rellglou* loader U a raaL
dent of LongwcoA whom ba owns
R t l i l Wertw", onkbatra
a larga citnu rrova,
JOI art*, alx of which
are
.• 4 l > f c
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OF SANFORD, gm R- John* River U m
patroloum
Sanford Civic Units Coast G u a r d Dis
Invited To Attend
patches C u t t e r s ,
Planes For Trace
Address A t Local
Of Lost N u n o c a
Hotel On Tuesday
Claude Prppar, only
Demo
cratic candidate for tha .eat ot
tha lata Senator
Duncan U.
Fletcher, will addree* the San
ford Rotary Club Tuteday, ac
cording to a ilatemeut made to
day by 11. 1). Pope, pmldant o!
the civic organixatiun.
An Invitation hsa aleo bean
a.tended to all member* cl
other local club* U> attend the
noon luncheon at the Mayfalt
Hotel, the Rotary head an
no'unced.
Mr. Pepper, who ha. a wide
circle of friend, here, will .pend
the early part of the day In the
city greeting old friend* and
making new acquaintance*, ac
cording (o prom t plan*.
The opportunity offered next
week will be the last that the
(material candidate will have to
appear in Sanford for lomelloie.
Mr.
acM- owd A* j M a i lew,
• .'
te nw*T» ' i t otaar local peapl* aa
lt i- possbiia.
SandforJitr* are invileil to call
at the Valdai Hotel and me*
Mr. Penper r-xt T"-#dev ba
tweew 10 A. M. and 12 noon.
The Rotary luncheon at tha
A d^aw a
shipboard
manL She said at laaat 109
crease In Activity This Year
other alklatea had violated train
Over Past Seiason 1
ing .rulaa with regard to drink
ing or lata houn.
An Increaur of 25 lo 60 pc rent
_
l,« vu,uo>*
Imalnean ovar lait
BERLIN, July IS.—Ufy~Tha ■y**y
predicted i„d»y for
laat possibility for Eleanor Holm I IU3S-37 aclivily ,.| th* a«n[ord
Jarratt to compata in tba alev-lJWuctlon Cf.nllt Aaamlntlon, scanlh Olympic* Gama, apparent- cording lo a slalc.m-nt mode by
ly vanlahad today whan tha Car- B.
- - U- - -Andrew*,
-ccri-lnry and
art aw paa*
trca.urer of all eimil.ir n.i.nclutiona In lid* district.
Further, Mr. Andrew, .aid tha
Juno collodion, from thi. area
of the itato farmed the second Group LaudA F i f t h
large.t lump *um ever lurried Into
District Nominee,
th* production aaanciatljn’x head
quarter. at Columbia, 8. C.
B a c k B President
Ha laid the object of the local
Tba nama of Rlehanl HolUclar/
of/Wa
I.
lo
provide
a
one-etop
cotoday’ had t**« addad U tba Iona
Tha fifth co|gfT«aioaaJ dlalilct
ofavwttva titHltnthm .where a Dwmovraiic Ifitagallv* Committee
•nn’ arTchrtSWTBOUia'
grower may obtain In one trannac- reorganiied In Orlando yaaterday
— homa add mado good."
A recant li.ua of tha Atlanta tion, all fund, which hu might need and approved a revolution that ap
ronatitutlon carriad a itory that In raining hi* cmp*.
pointment. to public
offices
In a bulletin relciied from the “ •houid only bo given to persons
Mr. Holtselaw had been awarded
tha Faaquale Amato acholarthlp In South Carolina office, It wa. re approved and leeommendad by the
l.oul.lana State Unlvarelty echoot port*,! that 1129,593,070 loam warn party acting through it. CongresouUlandlng on June 31) In tha two .ional Executive' Committee."
of mueie.
Florida,
Mr. Holtselaw la a bat. baritone Carolina!, Georgia and
The eeulon wae held In the An■Ingar. Ha left Sanfonl tome time with Iho latter .tale now using gebilt Hotel where E. W. El iott
120,8.7,230
of
the
group**
fundi.
ago and ha. Head in At'anta
of I'alatka wa* named chairman
Throughout the four statci 79,- for tha next two year*. He euc■loco, managing a taction In a
large Atlanta department it ore. 637 farmer, nr* making ui* of f ceded Rey |. 8«lden of Daytontl
He haa had four yea re of ling- Iho available fadlitie., It waa Peach who la not definitely «catlag experience In two of the amid.
*d on thn commltte* because of
A large advance In tha amount a runtc.ted election between himGeorgian capita!', larger chorthre.
Ml* favorite opera la Gounot'a of loan, outstanding ha. mad# aelf and J.
B. Caudct or (he
"Faiat." Ha haa sung tha part very little if any Incraaaa in tha j tamo city.
,
total
overhead
Indebtadncea
af
the
af •Mephiitophele* w|th tha A t
Among other resolutions pneeed
lanta Philharmonic Society.
farmer. In thi. itata, Mr. An- wa. one lauding Jo* llfcndrlrks,
Along with Mr.- Holtselaw, on* draw. aald. Grower, um about »9 j Democratic congra..lon.| no.nli.ro
of hta bait friend., Rooett Guy, out of every 910 borrowad to pay. from this diatrlct.
Waa awarded a similar acholarahip.
iJ
* bU ° r d !
“ba. ‘ alwuy.
Tha two plan to itiidy together In to bonk^ l b .u i.n v eompjmia. h.M .U .dfa.U , ,o tha princi
and othor eoncorn* and Individuals, ple. of the Democratic party and
Louisiana.
Mr. Andraws aaitl f.ha co-op
Bafb of tha young man have been
baa a way* oahkltad tru# loyalty
h*«rd over WORT, Georgia Tech', erative farm loan bualnaaa ln tha lo tha Democratic party," tha
four
ataU*
la
handled
by
local
radio ataUan la Atlanta.
document i read. “ Hi# committee
Mm Enuu Hcltsclsw, mother farm loan aaiociatlona o f which hereby glvea lu unqualified end
of the linger, maiden at >15 Elm there arc 6,000 now operating ln unantmou# eodorsaraent and apArena*. HU broths* Jamaa Holtx- Iho United State*.
cUw.. U employed by the Senford
Th# local repreacntatlva aald * I jf^n.Dkki a n ? ^ h
Coca Cola BotUIng Oompeny.
favorable Inve.tment market h aa' memb ,ri ■ x a
Li .05[^
injibitfi the
i - nj B . - L . |m rm orn I x X
lo t fifth district
The elating HolUctaw get Me
mnMeal eUrt la aa kmatenr pro
duction preiented at the old Milan* ronnactad, to make new loan* tear-1 * vo[e 0. . ^ f* 0*^* ,1,ctlanwaa prw*nt«l
Theater under tha epoaaenhip of Ing four percent tn.ar... a*. ' A _rT*
T t ’'rata
Z . |»y0j work»
“ t * for “ U “ lang of
a^nd,h<
fa.,?.
the fcjwanle Chib Kara.
m r ., Z
too
“ lE
ioweet
rate ta'm
In 20 J
yenre.
0|j
*
fourth district committee
V i c t i m O f Accident
il»o raaoivad to direct all
Voile Williams, Jr., It wa*toward
tha re-election of
b Holding H i. Own Wins Amateur Event afforU
President Rooeavalt In the No
vember election*.
I. Herbert Freacee, 75. pedes A t Local T h e a t e r
trian victim of an avtomobUa acctdaat Wtdnaaday night, wna holding
VoU# WilUartT Jr, tenor, last Schofield Appears
Ms own In-Fcroald-Langhleo Mewinner of the
A t Baptist Church
•mortal Hospital, It wee re parted
M ■ aerie* of si. amateur
today. •
“wrw* program# being preaanUd at
, F" d
BcbnflcU,. well-known
Mr. Prance* waa .truck by an Um '
TtMBtwr*
leader of arangallaUa
aatMihfla
driven by
iaaae
Thn flm avant oa Joly 17 tru tomorrow
morning will land
Lodge, an* af Clto Commla. loner
Walter Smith, female Judg* Jama* Rharon’a Bible
K J- Lodge. Ht au.talnad n
Oa*# at tha First Baptist Church,
ernahad left
.
t i e » tha avant* will It was announced today.
ha hM«d a««r WDBO in Orlando
Mr. Schofield *I*o will
f * ***\ **• Tha final victor In duct the regular morning
—
Ice# frtm tha pqlgt of that ta-
af tha Sanfonl
I Bank, today had
aummer vacation
him to the citiaa
Pitts.
V M M by his
Margwerits lagrt away far twa
Fire Department Is
Called To Hootelry
A abort cl
wire leadlag!
Hotal last nil
hig tiu Saa
Iho defect.
The only
Qdaf Mart
of
an electric
ranttad In callDepartrectify
v r ..
NUMBER 233
Pepper Will Captab Sees
Speak Before Wreckage On Shells Whine Over
Rotary Club Mexican Gulf Gibraltar Straight;
C redit P roduction U nit
S e e s B usiness Clim bing
Manhattan an rout* her*.
She described aa "aborting" a
mock marrUga and moek trial,
pmU«| over by Gustavus T.
Kirby. treasurer c f Jha ,Aj»aui-l .-m.
Kirby,
Established In 1908
Fascist Drive Halts
JACKSONVILLE, July 23 - lA’ i
— CoiEt Guard heAtlquartvrA to
day tent ru ttn * and planrs into
the Gulf o f Mexico and Atlantic
O ffin to inv«*tiglte new rrportii
o f wrv<kEfft which might rad to
answering tho nueation o f what
happened! t*> the British Motors hip
Vunoca which sailed from G eorge
town, Grand Cayman Island, July
4 with 22 persons aboard hut nev
er reached port at Tain pa where
she was due July y.
Captain II. V. Uitguc re|che«l
Panama C'ity from a tiulf fishing
trip with the story of fleeing a
•jiar and the forward part o f *
boat in the waters uImiuI IS miles
w rit uf Tatnpa on Ju*y lo
He said thi* wrrekair«* might in- |
dlcatr a boat h»<l boun caught in
a waterspout or mvt some aimilar
dieaater.
Captain Cieorgc Prince o f %
Mirwportar1 A/glififiM what a ^
pea rati to be part, o f a s h ifb V # * *
floating in the «et northeast of
Miami laat Tueof-i y
The ('o a s t 1 Guard, d d r h has
been searrhing the Gulf. H onda
Straits, and the C jiib tea n
for
days, sent Invealigaton to both
position*.
LOYALISTS RUSH TO FIGHT REBELS
Revolutionists S t o p
AdvanceOn Madrid
To View Mountains
Barring Pathways
Loyalists F e e l
Victory Is Sure
Spanish Mayor Said
To Have Been S h o t,
By Firing S q u a d .
tn- TV- l,,.r<UH I'nw)
A Iml tic raged
in the
Si mils of (iibraltar today
between six Spanish war
ships and rebel forts at
Ceuta, Morocco, with the -op
posing forces matching ahell
,for shell.
{
( W « - t Advance on
Madrid from the north halt
ed, apparently to
taka
It*
bearing* and view the moun
tain! in lti path with apprehen
sion, the bitter fighting ahlftad
tu tha Straits. Fir* from both
ahorrs batteries and the war
I C M i le e H Oa Paaa Twa)
fleet appeared tu b* ineffectual
»- a hravy fog drifted in.
Spasmodic fighting occurred
These armed cititeris, loyal to their government, ride on a moat San Sebastian. The Fascist
lor coach at llarrelon* as they advance on rebel forces ill the Span mayor named Muliea
waa re
ish civd war
An Associated I'rrss photographer snapped this pic
ported to have been executed by
ture in Barcelona and rushed it to Hordeau*. France, where it was
■ Leftist firing squad after lead
telaphotned to l/indoti and then radioed to New York. (Aaaociated ing hi* forces in a losing battls
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Sanford'. Florida National | I’ res* Photo I
against loyalists who clung to
Guard units will li-«'-e her, b y . « the town tenaciously.
f..r
trurk tomorrow ni»rn;«g
The American navy department
The City Fir* Department wa* Camp Foster In larkr.
advised that HO United State*
where they will rncanm
lit!ten* still are hrmmed in St
«»*' *» «•« **■«
*•
cnlh and Mallonvll a to extinguish two-week.'
lummrr
training
the Madrid Embassy with *
a .mall graa* fir*. Tw*nty-fW* period.
limited food supply and that
minute, wera required for the call.
Caiirp McCielL.it near Annis
ref'iqccs have been
ton, Ala., had been orlg!l ally
Bilbao by tbo-~'battli
A trmpi'relur* of 94 recorded choeen for the period n' duly
hum*.
Those evacuated
yr tier day m i one degree below this year, but an -pidernic of
mostly women and children. They
the rvconl mark of V& aatab infantile paralysis made it nrcIncluded III American*.
liahed hrr* there aummer only eaaary for the adl'it.n'-g, n-ral Twenty-Three Youths Winner Will Compete
Spanish trfugee* who (ought
recently,
according
to City to re-a>aign a ramp alt*.
a haven at Gibraltar war* or
In
IJaytona
Beach
Signed
To
Vie
For
Ten officer*, led by Lt.-t'ol.
Weatherman Faiton.
dered by British authorities to
A frainst 100 Others hav, for their homaa by even
Positions On Unit
J. C. Hutchison. . " I li t < *14**ed
man
will
repre.ent
the
local'
Sanfurd churches will meet In
ing. Medical authorities feared
Approximately
4*1 hVmliHilt* an epiitemic from overcrowding.
Twrnty*lhrt© mambvr* o f thf
* union service Sunday night at military unit at Cnm i l " - r r ,
Tight trucks,
lhTr« slnlion] yunforil
o f (he I.**gi«Mi l»*t County unlit will In* Inviltnl In
(I o’clock In the Holy Cro.a Epis
A mysterious not* lent to tha
copal Church. The Rev, Dr. E. wagon., two ambulances aiel n » , night aignvd thwlr a|i|»ticatitm« participati* hi the elimination (Hditlcel phases of tha ravetu*
D. Brownie* le the apeaker of era! private ronveyatwis will l-e fur a jnuilliort on th»* organlxa- beauty contest lo bt* fttagnl In lion by* word from Koenigswart,
u*ed In transporting the *rn- tiun'a Junior rifle tram which i*
(he evening.
(he KiU Thralt r on Aug. 4, it ("lcchoslovakla, that the adjutant
tingent.
n«»w in the procea* *»f
form a
nf former King Alfonso departed
was announced luthty by Mis*
A
amall
delarb-r.cnt
includug
tion.
fmm the country at Alfonso's
Mle* A. M. Week*, deputy
tha
midiral
unit
left
yrr'.-n'.iy
Helen
Wrllmaii
and
-M
rs.
W.
F.
Mu.e than 25 additional tmy*
order* on a secret mission,
,
r'erk of tha Seminole Circuit
Tho Spanish government ex
C^urt, today obtained a week'* for Camp Foster whrr* It I* I an* i x 11jeti*d to rumpLdi* fo r jw- Itiyant, orgununs uf the local
pressed confidence in getting th*
leave of abeence and will visit making preliminary preparation* ' sitiofi^, arn*rdlng to I’ rrcy Mem, event.
It I*
Tim winner chosen here will rebellion under control.
In Wilmington, N. C.
She la for receiving the larger group. I rhan man o f the AinerLan l-e
I gion lluya* Work ('ommittee who hoar the title of "Miss Sanford" said that fascists
held 28 of
to ba accompanied by her moth
Fourteen Will Get
I h directing furmatnm
of
and reprusent the city in Day- Spain's 30 province*.
er, Mr*. Elisabeth A. Weeka.
Red Cross Awards l*ast night l*t. \\. M Hofmann tuna llcach during a Labor ! > ■ / ----------------------Fair In north, partly cloudy in
w c k erirhration where more r n i m n i s Q i n n p r t t
T fk
lO
Fourteen
Bemlnolo
County of the National Guanl addreaacd than 100 girls will appear in a V ;U I IIIII1 0 3 IU IIU r a
•outh portion, scattered showers
the
pioapectivu
rlflrrs
and
oftoday had aurcaaafully
in axtrem* south portion tonight youlha
"cavalcade of beauty."
n io p iiq a
P la n
F flP
An earnest effort la being ax* w , a L U a B
1 IU U
T UR
and Sunday. Extrema Northwest paeaad axaminallon* for ccrlif- fefed them the use of tha guard
Florida', generally fair, continued Icatas In American Red Cross range in Ihc old armory where cried b> obtain Impartial Judge* r ,/> l | p s » * i n g T a V £k a
who are not acquainted with any V A M I C L l l l l £
A at iVAJ B
fair, continued warm tonight and flrat aid, according to Mrs. the Junior* will prartire.
Chairman Mvn> said approxi of the contestant*. Mis* Well-'
Dorothy Lamb, rounly public
—
Sunday.
mately alx weeks will be re- man snld. Three will be selected
A proposal to name a receive*
health nurae.
Sunday'* tide*: Low, 7:22 A.' Tha name* of tha qualifier* quirrd to whip the organiiation from out-of-town resilient*.
| fax revenua-produclng property
M. and 8:17 P. M.| high, 1:11 A. have been forwarded to national into ahapa fur active romprtlNovel at the oufitl, ihc beauty which la delinquent
may bo
M. and 1:58 P. M. Bun rixes at haadquartara In Waxhlngtun and' Hun against other units.
pageant both hnt> and In Day-' studied and discuaxrd by th*
It is planned to schedule shoot lonu llcach will present girl* In Fit/ Commission during Its
6:41 A. M. and **t* at 7:25 I’. awards will be made shortly,
ing meeta with the only three evening gowns instead of the ul*r semi-monthly meeting
M. Moon rlati at 18:05 P. M. Mr*. Lamb aald.
lt'ssllsa«4 aa rag* rive)
and aala at 11:08 P. M. Mon • Following are thoae who vill
ronvi-ntional bathing suits.
i
nlghL
day** tidaa: low, 8:15 A. H. and racalv* certificate*:
Th* eventual -winner of the
Th* plan wae tentatively ad8it4 P. M., high, 2:01 A. M. and
laibor Hay Week pageant wilL vanceil two weeka ago for !o|tMartha Wright, Jam** Hardy,
8:64 A. M.
l>e awarded a trip to Cleveland ■UeraHon by th* body, aith >ugh
Doris Jackson, Margartt Cullum,. Baseball Committee
Patty Hodge, Robert Herndon,I
Schedules Meeting and Hie Great lakes' Exposition, there haa been no Indication that
Miss laiuiae Johnston, a Sanford It will be put Into force,
Ruth Strange, 1
Agnaa Sorel, born about 1112. I-oatae Wright,
Sanford's apecDt baseball com- girl who was recently chosen* It had been pointed out
was tha first woman to hold the Dongtea Govnvr, Buster Forgus
semi-official position of mUtress to ao«A Raymond Ashton, James miu** will m*vt Tu**dsy night In “ Mias Florida," will atlan.l Ihajlhe method of collection
tha king of Franc*, which liter Russell, Kirby File and Dillian iho Chamber of Commerce build- e» position In company with the ' operation In a northern
and that there wa* no
✓
Cullum.
gained great Importance.
Ing to dlsauw n matlar of utrm>*l new queen.
Following are the Seminole procedure Involved. .
im|H>ilance, Arthur llranan, chair
According to th* proposal, a
girl* who wilt bo extended In
man, announcad thi* aftamoon.
Tba committee la roerpnaed of vitations to enter tho local con ttcelver would be appointed for
property which produces revenue
one member from each of the lo text:
cal rivlc club*, two from the
Christine Btoudenmlre, Mar- and on which taxes havo not
county,
Chamber of Commerce and a Ilka gurrito Ingly, Elizabeth Camer been paid. Th* stats
number frutn tha fuunly and City on, Lucille Boll, Miriam Duncan, city and th* owner would uiod*
Th* Associated Press dispatch yatr whereai 94,000 had been al Comm In Ion and (ho American Le Mary Hurt, Virginia Tyler, Janie the annual earnings on an equal
announcing federal allotments for iated for this purpose last pear. gion.
lUburn. Annie B. Mcthvin, Ja basis until delinquencies had
Florida river and harbor Improve Mr. Lahmann also asked U this
Mr, tlranin said that while thr nette Chapman and Helen Doug been settled.
ments for tha coming year waa won ao and why.
session la primarily a committer las*.
erroneous, according to Karl Leh
Mr. Saar* Immediately nplled meeting, all Interested persona an
Grace Clark, Martha Telford,
mann, secretary of the SL John* to th* effact that the Aiaociatad Invited to attend.
Helen Garner, Sylvia Mctjrndon,
Rlvar Improvement Association, Proto had hacn ml« Informed, that
LOCAL W EATHER
Maml* King, Martha West, Eu
who atatod that the engineer* > tho'CnglrMer> budget had not pot
nice Tyler, Dorothy Monger,
budget for 1987 haa not yet teen boon prepared, and that ho waa Hope T 9 Get More
Annie Mae Ellis, Martha Mc
II
ptartag a copy of Mr. I-rhmann'a WPA School Courses Donald, Marg*r*t Bryant, Horn! ren. a v.rose.
prepared.
ta
Ingram
before
th*
board
ao
Umt
Mr. Lehmann aald ho baaed hi*
Si iH
Bryant, Virginia Neely, Doro Oar. Average
Opinion upon n wire received from they wtoJd have It whan they mode
Two nfficla'i In th* atala WPA thea Lawson, Mary Elixabeth ■a*v Average ___ II
•4
bp
their
budget.
Representative Jo# Bears In r*p t
educational program Were her* to Neely and Margaret Verna/.
JOLT
t
to n telegram from Ht. Lehmann
T H Hom’d was also informed day diacusaing with R. L Glenn,
Katherine Vernay, Mary MeIn which Um scan t * ty commented today that the Semlnol* County me giber of th* County Planning Mahon, Marjorie 1'ope, Evelyn
on the failure of tha-department Chamber of Commacro has con- Board, posslhlllllos of securing ad Echola, Rebecca Wilton, Avia
to make any allotment far th* up
*f Florida's aenatora sad ditional fxcliiU** to th* education Parktr, Marlon Haynsa, Elolaa
per St. J r u a RIvtr; ;
live* with n ls m c a i to al program under way har* now. Winn, Nell Goff, Catherine For
led failure to moke any
Mr. Lehmann wftod'Mr. Sear*
Stale Supervisor Walker and rester, Doric Patterson Fannie
that tha Assortstkd Press haj
i fer tha upper SL Johns District Supervisor'Ritter, th* Ut Blggera and Eleanor Ilickaon.
It*tod UMt (to allotment hod been
with th* reqcoot that they tar from Orlando, wan In con
made far taepeuvemtot* \la the
avery effort ta hav* some ference with Mr. Glann. ...
Fifty-on* thousand dollars waa
RL John* River hetmoeu Palotka
eluded in next year’s bud- iN o da/fi^t* tours* of faction paid for th*. only extant signs- *J
thi* |hirpto«,
M4 Laho Harpay A c th* comiag
wra a n a o u n t o d , ------- .
tor* of Button Gwinnett,
{i
* .
* j ■'"Uf
Local Guardsmen
Will Leave Sunday
For Summer Camp
ft-r'fci Junior American Forty Beauties
Legion Members Asked To Enter
Form Rifle Team Sanford Contest
Lehmann Says Waterway Budget Not
Completed For SL Johns River Work
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G AINESVILLE,' J*ly T L Lonnte Smith', hameron with
ran* Aboard, tad BID Henderson's
two-hlt pitching.'gave th* Palate
'.k t Axatera a *-t » decision r w
th# Gainesville 0-Moo k m » » •
' Urdojr oflomoon at Harris Field.
Both am ex-Gainesville players
, mho were cast eff rarlter fa .the
. • Smith's eJnelt Wow ovtr Iho
, loft Hold harrier am In lb*
I eighth Inning after Aodrowt hid
r mado ftrat on a Afaite. Two
r wort down-whon' Andrews hit
. safely.
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Tho O-Ktn eoUoctad thoir only
I run In tbo olghth aloe. Whltey
i McMullen, who lad off, received
th« first hit off tho delivery of
tbo crafty righthander whon ho
doubled to rigid, Jemtsil, hit
ting for Pfolfor, draw a paoa,
both wen taoriflcod dawn by. MtDoogal, and -McNamara, fatting
for, Sweeney, sent a tang fly to
cantor, iconag McMullen.
.
Only two -Gainesville player*
1 naehod fln t baa* boforo tho
j olghth toning, nrrero paving tho
. way for oath. •
\ _ Bwocnoy pltebod good ball for
waa dgwned, The other hit off
Henderson wae made by Pitman
in the ninth Inning.
Hassle waa tha only batter to
got mors than on* kit. Ha singled
short left fUltaf the .bag*. ta center In the fln t and drove
F)a then fanned for tho first a base fat to right in tho slith.
Cates strolled, forcing Clary
r tha pan for - the first ran,
m Vaate wat polled and Wleto the mound,
walked Duncan, th*
& face him, forcing In
far ran number two.
t then get hie only hit
u nv • single to center,
Itetruf and Cats*. This
1IFIED ADV.
YOUR WATCH repaired
w who raaUy knows how
elorh who akook r i » lappo h o t
Ho trao otnddod msartaf with a
record-chattaring authopad Id—
and
tadto Policeman Jimmy
Malfaari from. San PPaariato ted
a brilliant muHd attnoh I t tl*
far tbo national public llaka getf
championship modal ysaterday,
THay had M-bola toUla of 11*
each.
So tightly banehad vnu tha
(told that Vt of the “poor map'*
getting brigade," faefitng aaa
fterida player, - g i f t e d
with
lira . Twahr# ether*,' with lM ’e,
had to play "euddea death* m a
time far thb ether aorta plaaha.
They Joined the' tteman field
which will battle fa match pla*
for tha Utla starting today. >
Tbwa taanamaat raaerde warn
dashed
by the Urge field,
hippy's aeaaatteaal SO' mi the
front nlna of tho long Una
course provided one even I f ‘ (V
did leave him aa tens* that ho
■lumped ta a thaky to e « 'U e
way horn*.
ueiaemSi V r W »
uanfMg at^rplataa,
U T W U tJ J li
Chirac*
‘ '
at. L**le
M*i* tarn
nttAorak."
Ctectorait -
.»t
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-.«*
lVuf
tt
riarlaaatJ It *
Chlaag* It- ■*•
w*w tarn l| w.
'"fiitsborohMtfr,1
Ctitraga al'Urwa
Bt. Loula at tf*
"Ta*;lfc*y c*H mo M 'eld men.' Pittsburgh at PI
Clnalaayll at. fas
They an tenths whan I started
my,comeback. And they map kid
m t s c a ic ii
about >ly ag*. Bat
forgotten
Kaw
jMfo abaot Utla fight bo,In... f l i n l uTarb
e
then this young fallow Loot* has Vatrell
yet to laarn.*
®fbqn|^|gjf. Braddotk- and Urn
champioaeklp agsln."
"And'
don’t forget,"
-‘And^don-t
ferget,'' lw
ho added as
a clincher, "It's quite poaaW* I
thst‘7'never
will pull something (ful's
never
b««T1
fi/tiUI Kn#dsA
-s ' ...a
been dene
before—win lA
that
title
teek.-Oh,
iaek.
Oh, I know
know theyll
they11 *ay
fe* B; J>;
Inter-city
team
with a It-hole M
four ondar tha’
set by Loo Ahg*I'
Arthur Owen, a f’ JacksotrvUls,
qualified with a . J II, , InelUdfaf
1
i* M *• Caraetb^
®JjfrW «p e«te to shave o ff erren
winds before Jia step* In age fast
started training yetter,|fa «teraoon
s ^ lo h of raadtraA.
Th* Squlra dietWed ho praiakty
W old do most * ( hit trafatnw tor
In a gymnasium here and
poeribly g » to Orangeburg, N. Y „
* ♦ » wteke prior te the boat
Florida Racqueteer
p s f'
srssK.ii
jw.na,.
Bud Brawn, I f ,
English King May
teed lo apart a stately
OkU-
The i ftrat*trae^ever planted In.
smlaote atande on the site of
ft new, federal building, raeeot' . authorised ' for this city. .The
u,'h,i." 1089 Athlete* Are
On Hand For Games
(ana oaond
Now at SOS pollute
over tha weight ^ l^ r a V r ii'fa te
« k iir ib B X , July k & w U
bn Hinferd, little Omaha Jockey
who aoon wtfl looo kU appeentka
falowanco, hand another on* af fan
fraqaent good days yesterday aa I *
Sooted homo tarda winners at Kraptw City.
Starting with W. N. Andrians'
Imrd Toorncment In tha opening
rat*, Hanford
also won the
lanford alao
It Dawn Play from the King
and than completed hi.
board Mrs. Ethel D, Jacob*'
Bud Brown fa the doting nofeber.
Two of the winner*—Lord Too™*,
moot and Bod Brown—were .«Jdted by ‘Iftncb Jacob* to ran A mer*“ a leading trainer’* number of
Victories fof tho yt*r to lO t
Each of Hanford's winners was
w Village
-village of well aupported. Lord Tournament
1*' J
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BERLIN, Jfay
Headed by
tha United State* with th* nuoImom a f II , a nation* yaatarday
enlerod log# .athlete# far tbo
track and'field cempetithM af the
XI Olympiad which begin*-hare
Aag.M, .
Second, wtth Tt entriaa la Oe-menyj Praneo has mMarad .no 'and
Japan W. Other entriaa oral Anatrta Mi Engliad Mr Ceaada I f ;
Ptaland ll| Sweden M ; Jegoelavla
44)) CsechaelavskU
44
CaochoelovskU 8ft China
_____ 8S|
Hongary M l Italy I4 j‘ Graeco Ml
Switzerland V i Holland « t South
Africa tt| Balghnn 10; PoUad t t i
Denmark 17: Arfeatiim 16; Cotom.
« • ! .Lawn
Ambon lightweight title hoc t
act for J ib ;
wa# again p*Jt
poned, this, lima until A p ft - t ft
; 4. State Baa*bar,
America
bantamweight kfag. signed ;t* d ^
fend hi* OD* against TbnyM arino of Pittsburgh nt Dyekmdn
Oral bars, Arfg. 81.
>
Schmaling’a challenge came In
the form of a cablegram to thd
commission." Immediately Mlk*
Jacob# appealed with a cartlfle^
dmehi ' * .
n>dh man Jhn J. Phalan adSt
Bmddock *would be laformod of
the chantage .and the commie*
eIon's approval and given IS <Uy4
fa which to make known hU lav
tcntlons. tt ho accepts, ho must
poet a similar guarantee. *
^
W — » T . -------' — —vrr-n in g
Edward, t was learned Monday
may delay hia vacation on tho
vrvnej, Riviera for n few days.
J1) " * ’ who tonight com
pleted hi. first six month, on the
throne, was understood to be eontomplating returning fa London
Olyntplc women comp*tltori will
to conduct state business after live fa th* "Hoot* of Comrad*Sunday1! dedication ceremony at ehlp" on tho Reich Sport field. /
the Canadian monument erected
on Vlmy Ridge.
Thera waa no question, author!Woman’s Olympic fencing cham
tallv» sources said, o f calling off pionships hare alwpya teen won by,
the vacation entirely. The kfag C e n m iB i.
•
baa arranged to occupy tho Villa
LUorison of tha American *etraic, Maxine Elliott, near
■
With tha prosecution working
oofast Goorga, An
drew McMahan, now charged
with “ Maaaaaimr e r V wratvon
with Intent to to danger Ilfs "‘ of
tha king, the monarch ended'hfa
full mourning for hte lata father;
. juBiym win
a t l a n a . July a
Vtelyn B. Moors, wife
Meord af the yultaa (J
perior court,-
Seed Bed Safety,
111 Australia 11: Luxemburg 10:
I f you t^jld your aoM ha*
India It Egypt It BraaU It Es
tonia St Latvia Tl , Romaala ft
New Zeal end I ; Iceland Si Mexten
It Letchtanetefa dj Afghan lets n Si
wtthTOBJfOOO PUBT vrith all
anna, new district governor, pra-
th* N K yp tN B > a d n r * alommto ypo will have plenty of
g r a t m t .ll
.'■■‘i
Jamaka I.
J J J J
in
TJWAP DELAYED
Sarron WiU Risk
Titie In Texaa Bout
i
u a u w i Im
—. h i jlj Vi m
SenfurX -------- •«
Rubs, Clary, Laoa.ton, BUlraf.
^Brror.i U. Davie, Ov.riira.L
Nua. Satratf lai Cat.a Duevs*.
Ovevstr#.! t. Kal.a te m i. llw *
elra*t. D*«bie playei W. * Davto
lsna.el.tte) 10. Davie tu Xup#"l«-
lob aa none. Leila
lit Cyptata Avv. .
»
DALLAS, Texas, J u ly n .—(A1 Ughwty IT mflaa eayt of hero
Monday nlgth. At teehe* at th*
tag th* same Jama* J. KMtey
Nenrsy’s fart* tei tha ,0 (ympW
Thd SS-yaaiMild
Birmingham
rammer Hae ta Uq yachting
Syrian, who ran* from tha aMm this
---- ‘
walk* af the Alahem* Industrial
center to the ehampterahip,' JaM
WIMBLEDON, Eng^ Jfiy t t ^ r With the state at Tease b an faajfaqnUI event. It will fa Sanon1*
ftrat deftnae af * kard-ranwd Utte
and Texas’ fln t thetojlnnikls
DATte' Zone Matches
♦ KEY WVST, Jufy 22^ - W The trial of former County
Judge
Rog.llo > aamox
on
charg*a
af absentee
bath)*
frauds, which was lo bare itartad. Monday, wa*. delayed fadefi-
,
�teym-tr r M>~y
??*> v »'
.»
.
t
vr •- »*re
I* ? »
S M u x '. m ^ :
•'
County Product*
Sanford (a Tho Only Contra! '
HaiMa C ity A f f o n i l n f Rail. Highway*
1F ra H g A n d Vegrtabtaa Than A n y
S im ilar A rea In A m erica
A n d W a lt r Tnum portatlon
n u m b er
Court Orders
Primary For
Senate Posts
TOPEKA READY FOR NOTIFICATION
Secretary Of Stat e
Directed To Pre*
pare For Elimina
tion El e c t i o ns
G ray Left Free
'..To Make Choice
Pepper Is Unopposed
In One Race; Three
Seek Other Seat
TALLAHASSEE. July 23.
— (A P )—By a four to two
decision the Florida Supreme
Xourt todav directed Secre
ta r y of State R. A. Gray to
proceed with arrangement!*
lor the special Democratic
primary to nominate aucceanors to the late Senators
Park Trammell and Duncan VI.
PI tithe r.
*
t
Area reported, ton it
free to decline If h* so dsslred
aad tell the court why he was
not complying with the order.
Development* today have been
awaited foe' teveraj dayi ilnce
Attorney-General Cary D. Landla refuted to rule on the le
gality of the special primaries
and dumped the problem Into
the lap o f the Supreme Court.
Gray said he woald be glad to
comply with the temporary court
order If the attorncy-reneral'offlee advise* him th* court'* optnfive* Urn sufficient authority
Slog public funds.
, by any chance ■ Secretary
dwJlne* to abide by the
•Ion, the task of nomtwo senatorial candidate*
to th*
at* Democratic
•
have
vriy set for Aug.
I.
The election aa arrsnrnl fur
by Secretary Gray would be
paid for by the stale. It had
hem th* IUfatal kin of the Demberatlc Executive Committee that
each party committee In Florida's
17 counties withstand the ca
pe**# o f th* balloting,
fo u r men are qualified for (he
two nomination*. Claude Pepper
of Itllatuaaee la the only Demcandldate for th* TramFormer Governor
moll poet
I
E. Otrllon of Tampa, C.
Donk E
of
Orlando, and
O. U n ddraws
r
Boone of Miami seek th'
Robert £
domination for
the FI etcher
vacancy.
r
f l ^ A M M. Land**, Republican
cawdldala far president, will addree# the aetiea loalght at 0 o’clock
radio. Sanford Republican
h ie rat La aaaoaarod M a y .
Jadge Jamas 0. Sharon I* ached•Jfd t o * # ) * Tavaraa tomorrow to
*R in U ta s o a n ty coart where the
U
s
e
do la ahtong tW
a
iW
H
M
i
« f Ovl—
whe are
•nrollftl tor niiMiiir •mhooi ■ .»
NerthwesUrn Uatreextty, Chicago.
■■as* - s p s S T E
• “ (Jdaerany fair
PASSENGERS ON MISSING NUNOCA
National Guardsmen
Mustered To Scene:
Nineteen Arrested
After Fierce W a r
Mi
British Destroyer
Fires On Spanish
R ebel A i r c r a f t
Bomba Fall Cloae To
Hulks Of Engltyi
Warships Lying l l
Gibraltar Watert
Land<m 'Lauds’
Roosevelt F or
Postal Change Fighting Spreads 1
TALLADEGA, A la, July 23.—
UP) —Nineteen men were arrested
her* today by National Guardsmen
patrolling the streets where a po
lice officer waa slain and 17 peru wounded list night In tha
savage climax of a tabor dispute at
th* Sansoeet Cotton Mills.
More’ than 150 trooper* with
fixed bayonets restored order In
tborwughfsr*.- that had run rad
TOPEKA. Kan. July 23. -M’l
with b ood, snd that echoed with
—Governor A lf M 1-andnn, who
the crackling flrt of guns.
tonight will be officially noti
The soldiers wero directed to
fied of his nomination as Re
prevent crowds getherlng, an or
publican candidate for th* prrslder resulting from the death last
drncy, today
said
I’ rrsldrnt
night of Deputy Sheriff John J.
Roos*v*lt‘a order rstrnding the
Bryant who was shot during the
merit s/ilrm In Ihe pusloffice
fiercest of the day's disorders.
department
"shows
the
*dNational Guard officers refused
vantagrs of competition'*
to reveal the names of those ar
rested by mllltlamem' •*,-•
landon Mid h* is glad to ac*
JfooMnrlt extend th* new sjrs- While
t*m of civil aervlc* lest* to all
ed i f t ^ b e
' ^
.'ra .^ sp ta c day attire, Topeka, capital ’of Kansas,' I* pit *et for1 supposed Instigator* of tm trou
postmastsrs.
Hr addeii that he
cere monies which will formally * notify Gov. A lf M. London he la ble, the city wae a seething mast
I hoped Roosevelt would extend It
.Republic in Presidential nominee. Here a huge picture of London of fighting last night.
to relief organisations.
is shown as it was hung on the side of Topeka'a tallest building,
Stones, dub* and guns were
horty by sixty feet in siae. thr picture weighs more than tKW employed by an army of Isborltea
WASHINGTON. July 23.-VP)
who stormed their way Into th*
— [‘ resident Roosevelt last night
pounds. (Associated I'rcs* Photo)
stregta. Local officers dived grim
Issued an executive order ap
ly Into th* situation but were un
parently
designed to remote
able to sormoont the overwhelm
flrat, second and third class poitHhown
above
are
five
of
th*
passengers
aboard
the
British
ing odds until state troopers ar
mastershlpa from lit' Held of
motorshlp Nunurs which is missing on a trip frm Georgetown, potltlral patronage.
rived. *
Grand Cayman island, to Tampa, Fla. At tnp are Mr. and Mrs.
The order specified that in Ihe
Louis It. Warren, honeymuontrs from Tampa. Atleft below is
future th* applicant fir no h ■
Harold Falcn, IT year-old son of J. L.Eden, veteran Tampa sea- vacancy
making the highest
man, and at right below are Mr. and Mrs, Durbin Tibbetts of grade In a competitive civil serv
Jacksonville. Fears arc repressed for tha safely of tho Nunuca, ice examination shall win th*
appointment, regardless of hi*
more than two weeks’ overdue, (Associated Press Photo*)
Ib
political affiliations.
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7)
All_ Spain
Republican Nominee Over _____
i i
Prepares To Hear France And England
O f f i c i a l Notice Wa r n Liberaliat*
To W a t c h Fleett
Aulo Driven By No Funds Given
Commissioner’s
“
$22,500,000 Is Paid
r ^on Strikes Man I d SL Johns River To Floridians By
I. Herbert F r a n c e s Appropriation
Cut I n s u r ance Firms
Is Hit By Jessi e
From $4000 In ’36 Lift Insurance policyholders
and benefltiarica In Florida re
Lodge’s V e h i c l e
To Nothing In *37 ceived
123.600,000 In IMS. ac Emergency
L Herbert' Frances, about 79,
JajsOn FVnaM'laogbton Memori’at* Hospital critically Iniured to
day after being atruck last night
by an automobile driven by Jesse
Lodge, IH-year-old son of City
Commissioner M. J. Lodge.
Tho youth was not detained by
police. Chief Roy Williams this
afternoon was in tho midst of a
thorough investigation.
Mr. Frances, according to the
official
report,
sustained
a
crushed left lig which possibly
may have
to
bo amputated.
Other minor Injuries also wero
sustained, the report continued.
Young Lodge and several wit
nesses said Mr. Frances stepped
from between two parked auto
mobiles at tho corner o f Third
Street and
Palmetto
Avenue
tt'seilase* ns saes ik m )
Civic Clubs Urged
To Tell Friends Of
Weather In State
Friday’s tides i lew, M l -A. M.
aad 4:14 P. ML; high,
If.
8m riM* at S:40 A . M. and aeta at
T if f P. M, Moon rises at IQ ill A.
aeta at 10:08 P. M.
Deputy Dies
In Alabama
Labor Fight
, v® *
Federal expcndlturei will h*
lacking naxTyear for srbrk In tM
St. Johns Rlvir between Jackson
ville and Lake Harney, according
to an Associated Pres* dispatch
received today from Washington.
On the other hand, the govern
ment plans to spend $944,000 In
1937 for dredging operation* In
th* St. Johns between Jacksonvll r snd the Atlantic Ocean, tha
report further stated.
Last year the government siloealed If,00Q for. activities on thr
Jacksonvllle-Mk* Hartley section
of th* river. Not a slag)* cent waa
appropriated for next year.
Total allocations for work on all
waterways in tho atgt*
wilt
amount to only |4jlM,IOO neal
year as compared to th* $1I,4A7,37f> expended for th* fiscal year
ending In 1934.
The Associated Preee pointed
out that the largest item of dif
ferences In th* suspended Florida
ship canal for which englnecn es
timated last year's expenditure*
xt 14,600.000. Allocations for the
project lot sled 11,400,000, and fail
ure nf Congreax te make an addi
tional appropriation will bring
thr work to a standstill about
Kept. I.
Second largest expenditure last
year was the CalMashatcheo Riv
er and Ihe Lake Okeechobee JarIn*
age areas. The 1034 figure was
fj.tino.noo while Urn allocation for
1937 I* only $1,111,000.
Third came work la tk* Tampa
Harbor
where
expenditures
amounted to IMTA000. This year
the estimate is $148,000.
Sanford Kivraniana yesterday
Brged that every member pf all
local elvlc clubs write at least
on* letter to some friend In. th#
north and describe the pleasant
thee which Florida has had
while the heat wavu has l
•wseplag tho northern half of
the ooontry.
The move was the second tak
en within two day to bring tour:
aria her*. The Junior Chamber of
Commerce early this week laetttuted a program which, It (a
hoped, Will bring a host a f reUriB, firemen1to the city.
Dt. fl.v D.'-Smith, chairman of
tno
Klvranla
under- privelegsd
childrens'
committee,
reported
that >four tonsil operations were
Uat week.
BIB DuBoas, chairman o f the
Mary "Sugar" Kelson, a negro
entertainment committee.
pr* who went on a mad driving esca
ou
w r In set- ped* Sunday and almost wrecked
Slaters
*ral duets. They were
a residence, was fined | li or giv
panted by MlnR.hbdelin Uallem en 30 daya la Jail when arraigned
at ♦ th*
In municipal court M a y
oa
Club
■y ■were charges o f roekleos driving.
Dr. L.
Of Osceola and
Tho women, said to have Ukth*
of Clear rn an auUmeoU# without the
owner’* permission, ran o ff the
street and did ds w $e Ip hath front
and rear of a homo ot Seventh
Street and Cypreag Arenac.
Three separate shnrjao o f lar-
Charge Of Reckless
Driving Geta Fine
Of $15 Or Jail Term
ien
Tonight
ha* been
ng'a « « •
o f the
I c # »I . *t
•
a report roles**J today
hr the National Underwriter, a
publication |sn»-d tn Chicago.
Jacksonville ltd all cltle* In the
state, receiving a total of $1,342,000. Miami waa second In payments
with tha receipt of $1,320,000.
The largest Individual payment
was mad* to • person In Palm
Beach whoa* name was withheld.
Total amount was $372,600.
In commentfitk Jin Insurance,
Gov, Dave Bholti gave the fu’ kwlng statement to the Nation
al Underwriter
“ Life Insurance payment* In
1934 to Florida policyholder* and
ben* fie lar!** approximated $72,.
400,000, There are few who trai
ls* that auch a huge sum ha* been
paid. Ia so doing, the Ilfs Inaur
ante companies are performing an
Important service to our cltixrns In
time o f financial atrea* an I eontrlbutlag In no small mes-mre to
the development of our state,"
Deadly Screw Worm
Almost Exterminated
In Seminole County
$25,000 Used Here Arrangements W i l l
Be Made At Meet
In 1935 To Buy
ing On August 5
Seed, Fer t i l i zer
More than 1M> inquiries have
been received from Seminole Coun
ty growers and farmer* concern
ing federal emergency crop lunlia
which will be aval able after Aug.
1, C. R. Dawson, county fsrni
• gent, announced today.
Laat year the government I'mnrd
approximately $36,000 to thr agri
culture Industry In this territory
and tho immediate vicinity, Only
a small percentage has nuto(irv-i
repaid, according to county rec
ord*.
Mr. Dawtun said the available
tt'M lls s fS
* • ■ « the**)
H e a r t Attack Is
Screw worm, on* o f tb* mod F a t a 1 To Grower
penis tent snd deadly enemies of
rnttls snd other llv* stock, la prac From Lake Wales
tically npn-ailatent In this coun
ty, Farts Agent C. R. Dawson
•did today.
Tbs last csss reported In SrntIno?* was mors than twe weeks
age, county farm records reveal.
Tha Iasi asrious epidemic rsuae.l
by tha worm was under way at
this time last yser, according, to
Mr, Dawson.
A comprahentlre report of Ihe
•crow worms' damage In 19.16 r*.
veal that t i l l rosea In the county
rcsulM In tbs death o f SO hendi
of lire stock.
There were more than 180.0(H)
rasas In tha stats, a Department
of Agriculture report shows.
I. A- Yarnrll. 40, a prominent
cltrua growrr well-known in Han
ford. died suddenly in an Orlando
hospital yesterday afternoon, ac
cording to prrs* dispatches rccalved here today.
At the tim* of hla death his
homo waa in l^k* Wale*. A hejit
attatk.waa aald to b* responsible
for the development yesterday.
Mr, Yarn* 11 ram* to Florida In
I t l L Formerly, he had been *■•
seriated with the banking busi
ness 'In Minneapolis.
Bo was a Urge developer of
groraa and residence property. In
tha laat faw years he had elaarad
ground and developed 3,800 acres
of fltrua lands.
. Also, ha developed the high etnas
Highland Park community roar
Laka Wales. He » * » * builder of
VATICAN CITY. M r 1 1 -(A 0 laiga homes during th* rest estate
of a decade ago.
—A high American prolate today
Coughlin’s Action
Painful To Vatican
a
Hunt Is Cleared Of
Trespassing Charge
f e
Fteri#
«aan) ahrot Irpt. i.
•
•
Arrangement* to employ
12
school bus ilrlvsrs for the San
ford district will bo made on
Aug. 5 by the Homlnol* fount/
School Board, Superintendent T.
W. lowton said today.
They will be assigned to
rounly-ownrd buses,
tho
pur
rhsse of which wae authorised
after Iho board rejected icvcral
private bid* recently.
Huporlntennent
Lawton
*«ld
tho main point to be settled will
be that of deciding whether all
five route* Involved are to be
under th* direction of one per
son, or whether five Individual*
will be selected, each to direct
on* route.
'
Rigid physical
examination*
must be satisfactorily poised be
fore any Ippllcant will be con
sldered for • driver'* Job, Mr.
Lawton asserted.
Th* atata law at present re
quire* that one bs at least IS
years of agt before receiving a
sthool bus driving assignment.
Howtvar, Hemlnole County
In
the paat baa stipulated ono muit
I r ealise*# m M ae tbree)
Guard Surrounds
Hungarian Legation
WASHINGTON, July 31 .-(* * )
—Tha Waihlngton Post today says
police have assigned a special
guard to tha Hungarian Legntlon
her* becauM of a reported plot
to assassinate tha Hungarian min
ister, John Faienyl and m*mb«ru
of hi* ataff.
Th* paper aaya attaches ware
• armed and dtKrlbo an alleged
bomb plot as n Communist re
ira] arrangements had M l prisal for th* r*4*nt sieeutlon of
mad* today, although It waa a Red agitator In Budapest. A
jstaod Interment will ha In woman in an apartment house
Laka Wale*.
was reported to have overheard
plottara making plana. She la said
to havt reported te aaUwrUlos.
•aid Father Charles Coughlin’s po
litical actlrtWa and recent ipeech
te which ha rotted President Roose
velt g "Iter" roused “ pnlaful 1me«stemaN at th* Vatican.
Fapa Pina win await tte report
uf Blahop Michael Gallagher nf
Oatrah before taking action. The
■labep la 'Father Cough.ln’i auin prison.
Za T. Hunt ws* cleared of tree,
Merten Keflp, oolocoi' charged Rkrter aad te now rnrouto here.
passing charge* yesterday when
with petty larony, Was f*
M
James G. Sharon director given M daya In jnij.’ •d a county court Jury to faring
N I W SCHOOL
A disorderly.j.
In a verdict of “not guilty."
against J*r»ltesi
OCALA.
July
U ^ J P y -O r
trial conaumud the major
drew a fins of
A tlfa r t, proa Ids nt o f th*
af tha day.
University o f Florida, announced
adjourned ia tha afternoon
Cue William#,
a n ,04011 vocational ra
1 reconvene far own day
assessed t $1 flat I
te e»ho*| will open at!
k when several etvll case*
te Jell term ter
.-TH , awaked. AU
1
disposed
S iS
ittondlng th*
^meeting In
cording to
Crop School Board To
‘Loans Available Jdjre 12 Driven
A lte r Augult 1 For Local Area
REFL’S n
INJUNCTION
I IIr Tk# (M A rikifi
A
British tlentroyer m t rd n rt'hcl
Spanish plana
with g u n firr today aa tho
(great battle of Fanelata *Rtl
loyal
U ft i. 1 t
mllltiamec
loontwl north of Madrid. r .
Some reports fixed tli«
idle of the %
iitaurxe^Uonii»
troops at 100,000.' DjeletrtjN
era, sallying forth from Die
capital, numbered about 34JW0.
Th* Americn battleship, Okla
homa, steamed from ChetbotfTg
Harbor for Vigo Spain, to sfv*(uate American women and chil
dren on th* northern coast _ef
the revolt-ridden republic.
■, —
The British destroyer White
hall fired on a rebel ilrplaai In
Angler Harbor after th* pltlte
had bombarded th# British .d*strnyer Wlldswan off
TAfua.
Spain, ami fired a “ waruJn*"
after tha rebel plan* dropped
bomba uncomfortably doo*. , "
Govornmsnt bomb* plummstsd
to rebel target* from aIrplsns*
‘ swooping over th# Army bsrrstka
TOPEKA, Kan.. July 73. bO
at ZaragoM Spain. In a ffUTO
— In aharp contrast v ‘ h tens*
assault Intended to break t^a
campaign days ahead, A lf 61
back of the rebellion now tn It#
Landon drvolcd tho eve of hla
seventh day. ,
formal. MMpteM* of th* Repub
Fighting- continued Jn tW a tH f
lican presidential nomination tn
routine taaks of the Kansas gov all p«rts of th* country IndMR*- ernorship and greeting patty Ing how widespread th* »»k#lHon ha» beeom*.
visitors.
—
.*
Bhlrt-sleeved and chatty,
h*
GIBRALTAR. July 13^-W Vr
reeuived caller* who trickled in
from ths crowd* already swarm British naval guru boomed off
ing downtown Topeka a«
th* this fsmoua rock today te ,•
....... warning
.......... to
„
the rsridoia
fln t of Republican thousands ar grtm
rived by train, plans and mo Spanish Fascist air rtbsla, H. IL
itfoydf,
tor for Thursday’s elaborate noti 8. Wlldswan, BrllUh dsatrtK*
fication cerrmonl**.
lent out a “ warning*' vollsy
J*y •{<
Tsrlfa, Spain, In answer to air
bombs which splashed do*#
ths warships' bow.
.Simultaneously,
British atval
authorities warned rebel ehlof*
The advance detail of Hanford’s tilna they must cease tha "dsltbNstlonal Guard unit was schedulm^
IrreaponaW* bombtr«
to leave today for Camp FostJF of tha shipping straits n w » »
near Jacksonvllls where the sn- rock.
nutl two-weeks’ encampment will
Britain snd Franc# Joined In
be held.
telling th#
Uberaliit
Sp*allh
A larger consignment of guards government to keep Ha fleet CTO
men will leave probably Saturday, of the International harbor t l
making tha trip by truek.
Tangier on the kforoccan. sldl
Originally the ramp waa sched of the narrow passage. •
uled to hava been held In Annis
ton Ala., but the Infantile paraly
sis epidemic sweeping part* of
that state caused a shift In loca
tion.
Ten officers and 123 men com
OGEECHEE, □•-, July
pose th* local unit.
— Four parsons wero killed, and-M
least 16 Injured today In a fashi
on collision between two Control
of Georgia pasMngsr trslna. ’ ■ ,
Th* dead aro listed as F. F,
Starr, Havsnnah, engineer on train
Mrs. Annie M. Klemm, well- number »h t Berry Johnson, ftMknown to Hanford cltlMns
al men; Jo* Wright, ftrosaan. ••
though a resident of Wnlter
Non* of th* possongm « l
Haven, died In Asbury Park, N.
reported seriously hurt sal M M
J., according to dispatches reach
crewmen were said to fan In 'tbIng hero today.
rlou* condition.
The deceased had been promlnant In Winter Havsn civic af
fairs far many years.
Mr*. Klemm waa ths widow of
A . R. Klemm, Sr., a polnssr cltru* operator o f South Florida
r t k Avsrag* - — I I
who dlod in i m
Itar. Average —^— f$
J
1
1
3
‘.1
1
Local Guard Detail
En Route To Camp
Four Persons Die ;i
As 'Drains Collide
Mrs. A. M. Rlemm Is
Dead In Asbury Park
J*
LOCAL WKATHBR
-
Lindbergh Speaks
To German Airmen
BERLIN, July t t .- W - C o lonsl Charles Lindbergh, speaking
at tha Air Club luncheon, today
called upon Nasi aviation leaders
to rroliso tb* responsibility they
hour ter deadly weapon* they have
created. H* said aviation hi
changed tho whet* aspect of war.
Llndborgh and hla wife wars ac
claimed by Gorman official and
tho pabiW, and tho pr*M. They
flow hers yesterday from England.
Hitter wilt so* than before they
tear* th* country.
BOSTON. Julv"fL—l* )— Federal
Judge Elisha Brswstor today rofuaod te grant an Injunction tto tk*
Agricultural Adjuitaasnt Admlal
tration ngalnat 18 grutor Boston
milk deolsrs nc^aod o f violat
ing tho Boston milk marketing
When Mrs. Tam Moor* uf
agreement. Tho AAA, tbo.Judg* FIm m a I HDI, Kaa., drev* to town
Mid, lacks tb# power te regulate for grasshoppsv poison, somo of
agriculture) yroducti within t
tho Insect* red* ateng aad ate thro*
|m W# fai her drtso,
— -T
SffiiTSiR-zrn
IV X I
m .- r / s
M*
�•^VvsSU&te:
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NEWS
M M
porHonmart would i
tianaJiam*’ which U
m
4 f l N i r He final
rodf and moved-awe;
tta boat M in i i ; '
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Oliver ColdiaKh i%,
M Um only author ta
•ratan arte has‘ writ1
aorti, # greet plag.i
d«riuf what Florida's nrxt iOTcmw^STfoinf^tl
4t M d palalfo* joat many o f the Injustice* 4X J
r*pr«MJiUU*M ta pach <4 «h « five tm
two representative* to each o f the next
order, of. population, and- ona -repran
zk e ^
sss^
hentM. Florida Tow.
sss?
C3 M>S*P vl*fV r «
bo aa nearly equal In population aa f
county ahot^d be divided in waking
i
j!;
OF SANFOPj),' ifan.
men “Nataaum and •Hamilton
coun
ty
■
i Tl
a_ a . _
000______
population m
Florida I
tenon, with less
districta <x*
reduced In-a
leaving fur
, . i r » A r t rpoup
> o r o n sn v icB
TOUB WATCH JdCBT n
ACClfXAT*
7,SEW SjJJft
im u a x a n
A v tu a limits; read]oat the situation as A now Stadia;'
•JUshei profit set la- tha
"Palm Beach counts for example, with dM O# pop
A
Sot righteousness ulation, only has a part of a Master. Bnoward county,
Uu frees diath. Frsterbs with 23,000 population. In the last U g k M M f P M a,
member of the Houaa at the expense oC Oahaatla county;
1Bsmsieksi the good old day* but Columbia still retains its senator, and Browsed baa
w
lhaa a recks! w u something only about ono-thlrd of a senator, r
“The eight districts referred .to-sea the ■Second,
•U- ptoyed Usnli with.
Seventh, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Eightasoth, 'Nineteenth,
Thai* way be plenty of room Twenty-eighth, and Thirty-fourty If the other-SO pans-
McLAULIN Jeweler
t U PARK AVE.
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H W tWD CHOCOLATE
Sl the top, tat ttara m m i to
ha plenty at ths bottodi, too.
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t o tbs n
High Taxes
,AJ Smith Is planning ta
kg stamp, K item*, for La
rftfcl Will M a big M p
toeeevslt, partlcalarly In
Despite huge deficits in recent years which hare ne
cessitated tremendous borrowings naming up to four or
five billion dollars annually, the federal government col
lected more money from Its taxpayers last year tfaaa *Jn
any previous year alnoe 1021 when the unusually high
Unify lute the strange slaying of IS-year-sid Hclsn Clevenger at Aetavlllr, N. A, tad
aMt tha atIM of Mark Wailaar, aanaart vletinlst. who was Imprisoned far questioning. MMMl), tt-year-old tebersuUr girl, eougM ta aarrabarala Ma slain that w w«a at hams tbs
hilling bat pa*** Impriienod har for Invoatlgattoai. Waaring a bread sheeted seat, Wolfi MMMtantly making In jail. Salaw. am trie bload-atainad papor hells, a bullet ted atatt
Jahlah gaflaa ballava were uaad in tha murder.. (AseotUrttd fires* Photogl
Bt AagttatlM Raaard quotas
paa cm Aa poUtkiana: PoU-i
goad make atrango tad fellows,!
thbt’a all right, thay pll usa
thorn, la the tape of bringing
.down a program Ilka that nf
President Roosevelt by attacka
on two fronts. Hors again tha
"THE LUNATIC FRINGE”
By DOROTHY THOMPSON
“Thg ta a ttx , fripgo." boasts*,
wtaboa to Mith Boren Oran, exthe Bar. Garold, U X. Smith at
PMaetng tta tape that tar marCipaalsiA last Weak,, “ la about
riaga will pet her to the high
Just w h »t these tdXM mwtn to
_ ,Atnsr&ari
________________
to taka over tha government."
Xehdt to happlnasa.
boy, and the average consumer wee shown recently by the Tha Bar. Mr. dmltfc, onca tha
National Association of. Hananietunre which disclosed ■loop gf tha lata Huey P. Long,
Gov. London la going to maka
that for every dollar which Jadtafary «a a whole fays gut [Who atUl carrtaa on tta aharen 1100 word apocch of accepttha-wealth Idana of tha LoulslU M Thursday.
“ Silent Cara" In payrolls it ha* to raise 84 additional oenta for taxes. ana dictator, wee addressing a
amapUnra speech bt 1M4 con- Another wey at putting it was to say that taxes Amounted convention of tha Townaanditaa,
to' |308 for every common stockholder or 92 per sharr on
tonad 7^00 words.
every common atoek certificate. Taxes were also equiva attended by Father Coughlin ami
- ■ -— o
. ■
cupportara of William Lemke,
Sana of tta remarks passed at lent to eight percent o f all aalea.
Union party candidate for Presi
latent Townsend convention In
What this means is that tho price tit all comiaoditiea dent. Whether any rani alliance
rriand remind ona of tho lata on the gya
could have— been
eightapercent
leufa-i
In price
botwaan tta four groups wiU
• • * »
* .
*
af
ry Long's prediction about to
amtrga U not yet certain. But a
______
ra being blasted back."
It alao mean* that if tuxas had bean diverted from the cerioua move has bean made In
government to Industrial payrolls, labor would have re that direction. They era hold to
gather by somethin,
aomatblag Ilka a comceived 84 percent In additional pay, Or, that If tha taxes gether
paid by industry had been turned over to tha stockhold men viewpelnL And
S much more widespread altitude
er* every one of them would have received 9908 more per
year.
Taxes In the oil industry were shown as being par
ticularly heavy. On ths whole 28 percent of tha selling
price la devoted to paying taxes. In Florida, where gaso
line taxae are the highest in tbs country, ths percentage
, Xtagf", with precticeily everyone
is even greater thee that. Bat U It wars not for taxa
■ M the bland .claiming tta diettaatlan with the possible axcep- tion. common atockhdders In the oil industry could ra-*
“ «•
^.Oporto- Amkeg MsMs-
* . Df .seane, Xaglaod la planning
• Mth -tab aaaka tor-d very dlf-
Industries as
dofiar which
la U lM i'
shoved
dividend*
laclst-movements la fa'trljTcioaa.
The combination of monetary
falling to “ drive eut tta money radicalism. plua hundred parcaatchangers." This it vary r»alul lam, andn hatred of oe-eallad
ae*nl of Mr. Httlar'a attack en alien idaaa, plua tta ballad in tta
tha Oarman Literals aad Social capitalistic aystam of produetioo,
Democrats. AH af item—Lemke, plua aatandad state power* to
Coughlin.' Smith aad, by Implica gaoraataa annual wagaa aad gen
tion, Dr. Towosan4—demand seme eral social aecurity, ware ell
form of socialised’ credit, and at charmetarUUe of tta Nasi move
tack "the bankers' monopoly" ment before It cam* into power.
And aattjoeciaUat end antfIIbarel. scripture-quoting and anUalian leadership. Which maVaa its
manned "aha breaking of the appeal not to tha well-to-do, hut
servitude to latereth" Tta Naila to the diacontantod and iadobted
UemacKiad • purely Geraaa state lower middle claaaaa, also baa tta
and eoonomle
autarchy.
Tha cbanco of catching up Into *Itodlf
Unite party ears "America shall eventually/tha so-called patriotic
be aelf-cuntolned and aatf-aaa-1 groups of Xu Xlux Klan mental
Uined." Lemke, .Coughlin add ity, that art Incredibly numerous
Smith attack the moneyed In Jn ihla 'country. What some af
terests a f Wall Street, the geld these organisations are, aad what
standard, aad tta "reactionsrise,
■oclajlats, communists, and radl-J
seta* but they reserve their
greatest vituperation
for edvanced liberalism which they
jw to r'W * w*Utata-;ga did Iff.
Tta Unite party aims Us ap
peal also, to precisely tta . asms
gtoupe who were originally the
followers e f tta Natis: tta diei n m u t i §n4
tf^i
^
middle cit esas, bankrupt farmsea.
cracker-box radicate, sod- tta. “’ *•
•variable" tat extremely discedtentedprovincials. I f x atwag
Wads tmien group atalng- at po?
lltical w > r , and with internatiteal tjunathleaVi staetl tsvstge
id tta next*four year* nadnr'S
T1»e Usefulness Of Bank Loans
goaa further than rnarnly helping tha
rowers who obtain the leans.
bor
Bank laens provide baelnesa antarpriaed i with
cash fo» ttalr amplayeea’ payroila.
.•
Immediate
•
Thay enable merchants to lay In stocks' of goods to serve
tta poblle’s regular and seasonal demands and theiaby earn
deeerred profits.
, Thay help tta farmer to finaam kla crops aad llesatook
during tta groeriag seaisei and.to make wise purehaaaa m
needed material end equipment.
They thus keep flawing through the channels of agricol^
total Industry aad toed# to tta paepls in tta community pB
ttalr dally requirements in tta form af goods and aervisaa.
• Because these functions of eroifit era necessary not ealy
to profitable operation for boainaae tat also to tta comfart
ta d welfare ••*' all tta paepM, the banker daema It a P*rt ad
kla profaaaloenl abkgnUaa to grant acend loans to
�TH K SA N FO R D
THURSDAY, JULY 0 ,1 1 11
Telephone
Social Calendar
MONDAY *
The Truth Seekers CUes of the
First Methodist Church win bold
their monthly buifasoe and social
meeting at the home of Mr*. PB. Parker In Pinehnrat- KUtesaea will be Mr*. P. B. Fkrhar.
Mr*. F. R. Mitchell, Mm. Fa*ice
Tanner.
i ■liner, Mrs.
oar*, W.
f i t D.
m * HeaJehan,
— _ *
and Mrs. W. R- EdenfWId, The
meeting win begin at WOTUESDAY
The Daughters o f Wseley • !
Mrs. MOnforton Is "
Hostess To Society
The Fall Coepel Missionary Boctety held IU monthly alt day
meeting Tuesday, at the b«taa of
I b t C A . Montortop. Indian
Mound Village. During the morn
ing a quilt waa made to bo giv
en to tome needy family, while
at the noon hoar a comud dish
luncheon waa aerred.
Mrs. A. WleboHt, mission study
teacher, had chdry* of the mis
sion itudy period in the after
Those present wart:
Mrs. J. R Spurting. Mrs. A.
Wiebotdt, Mr*. sFkyo Lee. Mrs
Matilda Nelson, Mrs.' Gain Touchton. Mr*. D. D. Welboro, Mrs. E.
A. Monforton, Mr*. I. T. fitrlnc*r, Mr*. O. E. Well*, Mr*. C.
.
FR ID AY
Tbe Second Year InUrmodiata If. Dakar. MU* Wilhelmlna WleGirU Close of the First Method boldt and the Rev C. H. Raker
ist Church trill have their menthly • business . meeting at the
home *
Mia. Peggy Hooleban.
Missionary Union
Meets At Church
Members Guests At
DaytonaBeach Meet
' Hanford members of the Wom,.*■« Mloolonary Society took
mfnntage of the Invitation Usued by th« Daytona Beach So
ciety. I W y ffUmoqp to be
sSbfU m a la at a meeting In
ha4nr. af.DT. w d Mrs. Sumpe,
mUeiqaaries to Chiao, who will
return to their poat In Beptember.
The highlight o f the meeting
ana * talk by Mrs. Stamps, aftax which Mra. C. R Gardner of
Daytona - Beach presented her
wiflT o' ***** gift" In behalf of
tha Woman*! MU*Winery Union
o f the Seminole Association. The
social hour followed after the
The
Woman'i
Missionary
Union or
the F lrit
Baptist
Church met Monday nt the church
annev with Mrs. Volie Williams
In charge. Twenty-five member*
wera present, and Mra. B. C.
Moore, president, of the group,
presided over the meeting.
A program consisting o f “ Good
News of Kingdom Progress" was
given. Devotional*'' were* led by
Mra. E. C. Harper, Those taking
pert in the program were: Mrs.
Volie Williams, Mr*. M. S. Smllh
and Mr*. Fred Myers. The busi
ness meeting followed the pro
gram.
Sam Byrd To Leave
Play Tobacco Road’
Sam Byrd, the Sanfordite who
mad* stage history in the pro
duction ‘Tobacco
Road,"
will
leava the >how for a short va
cation before producing “ White
Man," according to advices reeelvod here today.
Mir. Byri sntered the ca|t of
“Tobacco Hoad" on Dec. 4, 1933.
tenmlrv, Mrs. Mary Jarvis, Mrs. since., that lime he* haa guns
d Moot*, 'Mra. VolU WU- through the tines of Dude faster,
ms, Mr*. J. B. Cochran, Mia. for St consecutive months.
L, Garrison, and Mrs. Charles
The plav, whose theme U of
the SouthUnd, he* recorded the
third longest run In the history
of the American thrater.
Attending from Sanford were:
Mi l Sara fltawart, MU* Minnie
Sfrvrari, MU* Marie Stewart,
H i t Forrest Gatchel and Ds*M,
MU. C E. Roll Ins, Mrs. James
RfUth, Mra. B. R. Beck, Mrs.
fifcian
Vickery,
Mn. Mack
'Cleveland* Mr*. It. A. Hill. Mn.
J. T. Newby,. Mn. w, U. 8toud-
Raymond Caldwells
! (Entertain For Class
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caldwall entertained the Co-Ed Class
of tha First Methodist Church
Monday evening at their new
homk on the corner of Holly
Avenuo and Third Street. After
• short business meeting led by
the: Vice-president of the class
L, M. Swain, the close waa
entertained with games and eonteats under the direction of Mr*.
Cart ‘ Williams and, Georg* Sim*.
Prises were awarded to Raymond
Caldwell end Ed Mitchell
A t the conclusion of the games
refreshments were sorted. Tim**
present were: the Fee. and Mm.
C K Ode, Mr. Md Mr*. C. E____U . Mr.
- . J s*d
*1—Mrs.
T.Vn
3. JMcSlorrow,
Jehu
carver. Mr. and Mra. Ojorgs R
Blmo, Mr. and
V'
Jacos. Mra. , Carl WUBnms. Mrs.
J. P. Bates. Mr*. W. MCJquesr,
Mra. Rodney E. Ashdown, Mr*.
• ABOARD i
Auto Driven By
C om m i ssioner’s
H8
Son Strikes Man
ti'w.tta.eu I * , . e*aa *•*>
where a religious meeting had
been in progress during the even
ing.
The man who was injured It
»*hl to have been walking srtol
on Third while young Lodge wfa
reported timing norlh on Pal
metto.
F. F. Sieg ot
There were a number of Ofr
wa* the gueat ye
hic’r* patkrd in the Immediate
brother-in-law an.
vicinity that belonged to person*
and Mrs. David H
att> riding the meeting.
Witnesses and the driver said
Mr, end Mrs. le-lie V
the aiiloinohile which struck Mr.
daughter, Larry, and M
France* wa* moving about t t
llavemn are going t„
mile* per hour, police rtcordl
Heach to spend two we.
ahowr*).
l)r. W, T Langley waa the
Mil* Frances Foster Ii* < gone
to Tampa for a -h..rt , ’»>■ with fit at phytiti.n to rearh the inHelene Crawford, She will re- jurrd ninn.
Chief Willlema teld this aft
turn Sunday.
ernoon that *11 witneiaei to the
arc blent had « « l been contacted,
Mi** Julia belle McClel
alnce some lived out uf the city.
let timed from Miami whet
There ere no cherge* placed
hns been visiting her -liter
againat young !/tdge. Any ac
Clarence Kirny
tion that may be taken la pend
ing the outcome of Mr. France*
Mr*. Fred Glen .on hits fa
Injuries, Chief William* said.
Tampa to si>eni| a ,hort
The mishap
Occurred about
with her ai*ter.
Mi«,
I
8:30 o’cltKk Wednesday night.
Crawford,^ She expect. U
turn Sunday.
Playing At The Ritz Sun., Mon., Tues.
rsonals
Emergency Crop
Loans Available
After August 1
The Misir* Hcrschrl Hamby,
Evelyn Echols, Mary McMahon.
Mary Forrester. Marian Haynes,
Sadie Linehart, Eugenia Warren
and Mra, Minnie Be** Garner have
gone to Daytona Beach for a
rr*.oiitna*<l from page nnst
week. They are staying at the fund* n e to te used only for wed
and fertllixert Mon*J#hf»/be TOtbr
Miller Apartment*
tainrd ill alIo«4lSf* *^f $26 P*V;
acre up to a maximum of io icraa.
Mrs. J. A. thiwhy and daugh
Under federal proviiions, all
ter, Mias Maxine Dowby, of Little
loans are made only on a crop Ilea
Rock, Ark., and Mrs. Joe Hocker- • ml are repayable at fi*r percent
amilh and daughter, Mri. W. W. after on* year, or whrn the crop,
McAlister, of Benton, Ark,, have for which they were burrowed, I*
returned to their homej after harvested.
Application* are handlvd through
having been
the guests of Mr.
Mr. Dawson'* office snd'.aro
and Mr*. W, L Harvey.
pissed to a county committee of
Mr. and Mr*. J. G. Sharon, J r, thrr* men for final approval. Cen
have arrived from Columbia, .H. trally It requires about ten days
C, where Mr. Sharon was former to put through an application, the
ly affiliated with the Columbia farm agent slated.
He also pointed out that emer
Land Bank. They will now make
their home with Mr. Sharon'* gency crop loans are designated
parents, Judge and Mr*. J. G. wholly at Inans and are not to he
Sharon, Sr, and the two mdn confused with tfedxral payment*
will form a law partnenbip.
given growers for participating
in the governmental soil cunserva• Mr. and Mra W. F. Campbell ! Hon program.
and daughter*r Jean and Jerry, I II. Deal, who has established of.
who have been visiting Mr. and flcaa in Orlando, la field super
Mr*. C. F. Stahl of the Mayfair visor for this area, ills duties are
for several day*, left ‘this morn to pay periodic vlalti to hot tow
ing for South Bend, Ind. They n s nnd ascertain if all provisions
were accompanied by MUs Bar In Hie loan contract ere fulfilled.
Mr, Dawson said more thru 10<'
bara Stahl, who will remain aa
S*mlno> County far mart nude
their guest for the reit of the Use of federal loans last year. That
summer.
number may be reduced somewhat
this year beciuse of Hi* conserva
tion payment*.
TALLAHASSEE. July 23.-GP)
—General Cary D. Landis said
Monday he could ‘ not render an
opinion to John O. McNamara on
whether Governor Sholts had au
thority tq revoke McNamara’s
commission aa an officer In the
Florida National Guard.
Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDonald In "San FrancUco.
FSCW To Change
Plans For Annual
Event March 1-6
with bUnlt ■paces In between.
“ Light from the trains woo Id
be sufficient Illumination, and
the effect would be the tame a*,
an animated cartoon.
About' eight or ten pictures would be .
needed for each second of tltw- .
TAt.I.AJIANSKE.-^July 23.— A
fer years the faculty member* haee
departure in plan* for the obtervW. Week" March 1-8 wa* an
nounced today by the executive
board o f the Florida State Col
egs Alumnae A«*oclitlon and the
faculty committee on co-operatlon with the alumnae, who are in
charge.
During that week the college
faculty member* will he avail
able fer talk* on *ubjecl* in their
respective field*, their appearance!
before civic, alumnae or other
club, in variou* parta of the itate
to be arranged by the alumnae
club*. In thia way it |a fell that
the CO lege can heal ,erve the Intareatx of the community. In For
mer year* the faculty tner.br-a
have spoken chiefly ,|„,ul the col
lege ihowlng it, relationship to
the atate.
(ng."
Nobel Prizes Hold
Last Year’s Value
■upermtendent.
Route* In the Sanford
dlatrlet alone will operate countyowned bueee, Otheia are let by
STOCKHOLM. July 23.-l/V>—
Conti act to Individuals who sup The five Nobel piixe* to he annrdply their own buses.
ed for llleraluie, medicine, rhemiatry, physic* and peace next NoTOKYO MART ROCKED
vemcer will be worth 112,840 evil,
or virtually the same a* !**t year,
TOKYO. July 2 3 - tAI—Trad whan each award wu< jl2,*67.
ing we* suspended temporarily on
Thia decr»a*e from the all limit
the Tokyo Stock Eichenge Tues top of I4l1.ll!) in 11131 i* due to
day after price* ulunipetl at a re Increased taxes nnd h>-* of levesult of fear* that new exchtngo nue through forced conversion of
reform po’ lcie* mi*Ht curb lh« bonds.
rnovfjflcnt of speculative istuet.
On the whole, turnover, the fund
15c
.w 'illC l _ VV. d »v'♦*alon, and now balance-. on TR.Ifll.I I I kronor (tl'2,‘.i7'2.T2H| or al-out
one million kroner m o r than last
The Boston Symphony Orches year.
tra i* engaged upon one of the
The low point w*< resrln-d In
longest seasons ever played by 1022, when Sweden suffered from
an American orchestra. It has the poat war deflation-The (ultra
play'd every month since Sep Ihen were worth only $38,803 each.
tember, 11436, and will continue
the record until August, 1837,
A. E. Housmsn, who didr recent
• At the Train) Colon, the Due*
not Aires opera house,
there ly, became a “ el»*»ir" with hi* first
Shropshire
are separate box offices for men book of poems, "A
U d ."
and women.
'
The
ministry of transport '
agiees the scheme would bright
en aubway journey*, but thal’S
a* far the kit* ha» gone.
Archbishop Lloyd
Is Taken By Death
NEW YORK. July 23.—<$>)—
The Right Rev. Arthur Selden
Lloyd, suffragan bishop of Naw
York and for many years HeaJ
Of the missionary organisation
of the Eplacopt Church, died yes
terday in Darien, Conn., the
Episcopal Church department of
publicity announced
here.
lie
waa 7U.
Funeral acrvlcea will b-> held
FVIday at Christ Churrh A'axandria, Va„ and a memorial serv
ice will tie conducted at the
Cathedral of St. John ll-e Db
vine, New York.
Four daught-rx aurvl/e.
Dr. A- H. W. Rosenbach own*
31 bndk* printed by Caxlon, (he
first printer.
..
»
Phay Hussey and George Rots
of Goodland, Ka«, aia flying •
homemadi- airplane constructed for
1260 An o d automobile engine is
he power unit.
The site « f the Houston, Ter.,
home of (len. Sam Houston, “ lev*
lour of Tex**." I* an auto parking
io|.;A-kht#
e.F In a cerdent block,- trrark* tho
alls.
SWIM
—
DANCE ^ —
JACKSONVILLE, July 23,—
OP)—Burton
Fuller, Interstate
Commerce Commission examiner,
Monde/ heard final argument*
Tn lb* protest of Southern ship
pers againat Increased freight
istr* on seafoods. The naw ratss,
announced eom* time ago, were
■uspended after protests by the
Jacksonville Traffic Bureau and
many
seafood
dealers ' who
claimed thsy would Increase ship
ping costs by $60 and $100 per
\
PICNIC
MODERN MUSIC — MODERN POOL
3 MILES WEST OF LONGWOOD
ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER
.
PALM
SPRINGS
Special Rates,
Adults 1S«
Children lie
SWIMMING end DANCING CLAR&E8 SATURDAYS
Look at rials Illustration, See
School Board T<T
Hire 12 Drivers
F o r Local Area
. nnd nanln
O n ly Phileo
h a M itt"
SEAFOOD BATE ARGUBD
la Ann Street, downtown New
York City, a Bronte p ique #•Di
■
Mitchell, and Mr. and Mr*. memonte* the writing of “TkJ
Raymond Caldwell.
Ravea" by JMgar Allan P^s where
the eld Dotty Mirror once stood,
K&eririe Rawls Is
Honored Aboard Ship
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
»C*A4r
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leonard
200 Myrtle Ave, announce thi
Irth of tn eight' pound boy
Wednesday, July 22, at the Fer,
nald-Lauvhton Memorial
Ho*‘
nltal. The mother ind
bebt
have bran removed to theli
home.
i
£5t*M» MOAOcv
'EACHYl
. ■a
Horry Hickman, Broedwty night*
risk sateftakwr and fi m star sctar, Is an aviation enthusiast who
a MANBATrAN. flies Me awn
g . n , «ad Katherine Bawl* ef Mi
ire voted the m«*t
d 'e e m u i by the
^Otttmplc-bound
(gelslane State’s
• N chosen the
tahm r i - j«*°-
. . . and again "Owtj H U c* her Uf*
to t only the new 1997 PhUcos give
you tbe built-in, sutoamlr Phileo
y w d f i Tomtmg 5/rMk that takes
the guesswork out ot taping foreign
station*! Ovcncot stadooe are spread
farther apart . * * a m n a a M and
Bee m display of the new mod
els In oor front window a0 dor*
big oor niId-trammer nolo, fea
turing the neweat tn both fir*
nituro and radloo.
Wk
•0*
tn «lu•»rl«
r the w orltlff
yiata at IBe
�n
Tbomasrflle W i l l
Homerun
M
h
oder Heavy Hand
* i Hayes Limit
latkn BatamenTo
e, Safe jingles
nit T* Be Used An Fat* For ft
He Lengne Entry; No Ctatafit
■la Finned In Operating
epoXts Spirit Of
Ol y mp i c Entries
wls A d mi r a b l e ' ’
O M Frmtlck Gives
15 Good Hits As
Mates Ext Thrice
J3TS ir *
DAYTONA BEACH, July tX
—After uktnr a thr*d-ran had
In th* first frame and knocking
VI elitry from. tU "boa, the Islet*
felled tv maintain tha paea kata
yesterday and bawad to St. Au
gustine, 7 to I.
Tha Salnta got* to IfooM EValick for I I aafs blows, which,
;M L A T K A , July It.— Pushi n*
■ t t m nun s t n ti tha plate In tha
/liS rti lwring tiara yesterday, tha
flaaford Lookout* posted a B-3
v t W t y oatr tha Aaal«ai whan It
•SPaarad that tha locala had
••wed tha tarn* ap In tha eighlh
Ulay uniad ana run la
•
a l-.lt deadlock.
H gftp U h ’ . Darla, Sanford
first
^ mtkar, aaJtad the asms away
* f t f / tha Lookout* with a horne
t s *^°*t *fl Dm 'final atania
aaocad Lang*ton ahead of
b lo w *.
gust* Club which had van I*
JUUfcyra
whan ,Jnmonrilla dropped a perfait double play lfopptr to' sec
ond. Henderson replaced GooM,
who atarted tha gams at this
pejnt and Blitruf lofted to left
fM(d. with Clary scoring tha lie|pg run after Ih* catch.
Tpavl* than lofted on* over the
r ijftt field wall to bring the win'glnC runa' across tha plate.
—”
iiir n n n
» Ststraf.
Dnvls I. T w o bns* hltst
Jiaianvllle. ftnSrnws llnnis runs:
■wllh. Paris, ainlsn !•**••: Mauls.
Jinx Of G-Men
Routs DeLand In
5 To 3 Contest
' flaesrm. amnil. aacriricss: Punran.
- Doubt* plays: Maltby lo
Csualar. Jumrinrllls
In
Jumsavllla,
Gaualtr, In
«i- u>'
McGowan doubled!' H.tloe Is karst* I " 1* that the
----an Infield out
*S % L wtJmx
Utd a single by. Bonner, [to the HeaernMe tmwwr <J ije le t
Bt Aoguatlna dub alaoet; s . ^ , o 1. c * . . t r . r i . r y b i . ^
agnin hi tha ninth, but
JSSSSuSS™
to sears despite four sta-iMABBt, a. *TOJgjieessssg. sad
A neat double play,
i h Sm u Is ' u ^ u ,^ eS c^ J sS ^ k s
tin to MlUlaman, retired the eldaj* Tiaal seiueaest el at* aJClafa?
itratloa et said setaie, aadfar an
v
'
.J '
erOer electorate* Mb*
a* SU*h
A eurray o f the homo aaaaemfaa edeiialeirator.
department ahawad that tha aaarago aoOega man at QUahama A,
and M. sleep* an honr more etch
•*rary agreeable
amngemenl, |dtons, l i Arerill, Indians, 1.
according to Aa lie w,
I
Tha le t a v i,
Btoow Goethe will set aa
Gehrig, Yanks, M; F oot, Rod
imss manager uador Agnew dur- So*. Xd| Troaky, fndiana, U j OH,
Ing tha Waaca of tta aaaaaw Otonts, 1»; 'Dtakay, Lanka, 1I|
H* wUl awaunca tote* tha n M -lK k ln .
a, .1*;, Alarill, InU r , ot (to board of dlraatoctldlnOT. n T V
____
(g the Palatka axhiblUan eor-r
. laagaa TMala.
poratlon, which eontrols the lo- American----------------------- 0 4
1
. .
.
_
.V . . I . r
’the t*U Jn which he seels
*m Me wife, Mr*. VsmtV
i
Judge L. L. Parka upheld
ft metlon t o atrlka out
U seattons of tha uuwsr
Mrs, thrringsr, Tha suit
I by Darringar last De,
(barging his wife with a
ad nngwrarmbta jentpci'."
AHring training la*t
Wti Derrtngsr won an sr■Bfc tha pitcher tn leave
IfcWiiont paying tamp*-
m
m
to. tb* left e f the
scored. Th* 0-N
mory nan in the
Ufa hit*.
Th# Rad. ate|
rally hi th* last
•raan slagled am
Roberson m in '
shart-l^ved
iM a lh iu
-
UU
CLASSIFIED ADV.
-Aj55555ti? ■%r~:
DDLAND, July T3.—CalnervUls'e
y —■
,*• sot awe
they rapped McNamara
consecutive eisglaa, only
a o s r r w a i » M " 8 * 6 o,t ' om
AOOITI4 WTW W U «M U M T SUAT'
r * CD
l t n « ; G-Men1kept their jinn working *s
amilb:
Hmtih: Ura DeLand Rede here yesterday
S Hsllbr In Pavls, laid nn base*; afternoon, defeating tha local clubs
- aanlord St l*alatha ». Itasa* «n
, tall*, nrr llsysa it Onuld I. MW» 6 to 3.
-otf llsyas 4 In ( tanlnas wllb i
A costly error in Ut* seventh In
1 riua: aff Teresa 1 in ■ laalae
S B l h , * * rue*; e l f Onuld * la « t-» ning gar* Gainesville two raaa and
: laainas With « renal s ir W'ndac. He margin of victory.
- ana I hs t-S laalnoa with 1 ran.
Tha G-Men combined a double
Wild S4t*b«*i lleadsreev. Hslkt
tUMis iWiaalao pltrhsr: llsysa and tw. singles In the second to
. ijeelno attw ir* OnbIC Hmplrsst scon once, hunched another single
-lisnne and (Irabsm. Tints
*(,
•ltd double In the fourth fa r.an
'-gam* f i t t T
..
other. The Reds, who with' a kit,
a walk and a hit human made
.
eighth,
Home Bona
upon their honor, they reiponded
with a high standard-of conduct
and trained coneclentiouely.
ptrrsjh
“ Wa know the athlatea Will
laaster.in
tMr*w».cf
meet the world’s beat at Berlin
mitii.in
with tha finest sporting spirit. Wo
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single* by Zupanlc, McGowan and
Tcata. Another,tally ana scored
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Bwlndali Ml the ball to abort,
forcing . fltagarald at second.
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scored thraa mos no a double
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charge shortly after •‘J
thaC start of I eSacias
the second half al tha aalty
A<
League thl# summer.
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la Augnata l*»t|nOME
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WILL LEAVE FOR CAMP
>AY, JULY 14, 1931
SPANISH REVOLUTIONISTS ADVANCE ON MADRID
From Politics
Is Confused
Trans-Ocean
Conference
Speculation
' Coughlin’s
Would-BcrA l i t ssta
Of Englfeh King
Wanted To Shoot
Self Before Edwara
Phone
Brings
Ov e r
Future
Revolutionists P U l
•Starve Out* Moya
In Great, B tfm ijt
To Take C
a p »It
ol
■tV
».kf itCv
LONDON,
July
U.-4JI
0 * o fit Andrew McMahon, I
Briton who drew a revolver
Xhfc Edward's military pan
waa remandsd to JaU for a w
after a bearing today m
char** of producing a waa
“ with tha latent to alarm
Knjoaty."
Apology Is Given
To The President
Catholic ~ Figure Bef: l i e v e s Roosevelt
* Should Be Ousted
.Lt.-Col. J. C. Hutchison, left, commandant' o f
thd
4,000 Are K itied ^
At San 8 e b a sti»
American W o m ehu*
Children Reported
Safely In Embass*
Sanford
VATICAN CITY! July 2d.
— (AP) — Trans-Atlantic Guard unit, and Capt. Harold Washburn, rig^l. will leave Sunday
telephone conversations be moraipa for Camp footer In Jeckoonville where they will encamp
tween
Father
Charles for two weeka and undergo renter summer training acUvitloa.
Coughlin and Vatican of■klala today caused apecuHtion over whether the ra
dio priest would be told to
discontinue his political ac
tivities in the United SUtes.
The priest publicly apologised
In' President RooaevuU for call
ing him s "liar" In an addreta
hefari the recent Townsend.con
vention at Cleveland. ,
SpanliTh FaocUt?andT^rul
Leftlata waged a bloody
tle today northwest of M*£
rid for ponscMlon of tn*
Capital City. ,
.
.'^2
the rebels planned an <m*
circling movement front Wj}
north and south to tUFM
Madrid
Into
BUbm'MotC
Similar "starve out" U d^a
National Guard • Sanford Citizens
PlansTo Leave Boy $67,483.25
ForCamp Foster In ‘Baby Bonds’
are contemplated at Ban H a w *
tlan and Iran whara f l g m B .
alio l» undtr way.
dla 'iif R
Insurgents
reahad rolfcfou*^kre^are Spanlih revolutionists giving the fioclit ooluta ai they march' from Bunroi tn route
manta to tha north. Oorartmaat
radio announced that teyal * « •
n*b4te
rwra iUrto*. 'SpaLru to-Bandacux, France, are dofondlng tha eopttol and a *
telephotoM lo Tomlon and then radioed to Now York. (AModeled Praoo Photo)
In control of ana rtratefla * • » »
T
-ow l—
—
—
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—— r--_
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*
and ware driving tha raaaln atrt
or another.
' ’
Col. Villanueva, rabal 1
mander In tha north ssriaMtod^thnt.
4000 were killed In tha ffcM U *
around Bin S ib tith ei Plityfivl®
rebela and an ondatarmlnad a g ^ .
her of foearwnant aeldiera f d »
tilled In tha vletoo* b*tUr^*»UhM
more than twa houre at BadailOM
In Northern ipeto.
Smal l Medical De- Holly Gives, Report
• -Far Periocl worn
For Training Today March Last Yfeir
regretted
It ind had no personal 111 fretlu g. toward the President, the
Tha Sanford unit of the Florida
yrtoat declared he believed Roose
National puard today woo prepar
velt should be "supplanted.'*
ing to leave for Comp Foster, JatkDETROIT, July 2i.- (A ’>—Tho aonvll'e, Sundy morning where
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin made * US men and about 10 officers will
public apology to President Roose undergo an annual two-weeks' pe
velt yesterday for calling him a riod of training, '
"liar" In a recent iptfch, but at
A small detachment of the med
U e s o m time osssrtod hi* re ical corps left hare today and oth
marks
referred
to "Candidate er than local men Included some of
Jtoossvslt" rather than tha "tha tha personnel from Company "K "
President of the Unltfd States." end the headquarters company of
The formal apo'ogy was con- the third battalion of Or'ando.
Trucks will be used In transport
of dm periodical Social ing the local contingent which will
ho under the command of LL W.
Y- Bunge of Company “ D," He
Sanford cltUcna haea purehaaed
167,48X25 In "iaby" poatel bond*
since they went on sale in March,
IMS, according to a report re
leased today by Postmaster R. J.
Holly. •
During the period between Mtr.
1, 1D5S and May 1, 1830. the sotire Stela of .F. orIda bought I V
367,293.75 Wurth of th# aacurilieo.
Lost April oteto clUtaae handed
over *265,987.50 for the bonds.'
In o treasury department state*
moat received by Mr. Holly, It
woo announced that the cme-half
bllUen woUar mark aVsody has
been exceeded.
■ i*
Sanford Man Writes Of
Voyage Through Arctic
Visits Iceland And Sees Perpetual Hot
Spring; W. L. Cooper Tells Of
. Narrow Escape From Iceberg
Automobile Victim
’About The Same’
In Local Hospital
'1 . Hsr&rt Franc**, about 75.
waa reported "about tha tame” <n
Fonuld-Loughten Memorial, Hos
pital today whore b* Is confined
with n 'broken left leg sustained
after being '.struck by
Jesse
Lodge's1 automobile Wodnssdiy
night ‘
* Pr. C. M. Mitch*!!, attending
Phidden, said the l*g was tha only
by L t George A. DaCotUa and ten months* period from that dele
to tha end of the year purchases
Lt- Wilbur D. Hoffman, both uf
amounted to a maturity value of
headquarter* company.
*259,000,000 or an ovvragv dally
LL-CoV Joseph C. lfutchlaon, salt for t*ch business day for the
Capt, Harold C. ■__Wsvhbpm, period of approximately *1,000,Capt. Arthur W. Knox and Capt, 000 maturity value,
’
George W. McRoty will travol la
Purchases from Jan. 1, 1916, toW^Vho*U UL
private conveyances aa will IX- |July
6, represent o maturity value
CoL Robert S. Lytle and Sgt. John of *241,000,000 or on averse* dally
Pref. R. F. Cooper, principal
Glad!*, Regular Army instructor sal* of approximately *1,535,000 of lb* Oviedo schools, was a visi
personnel assigned to (ho camp. for tech business day, reflecting tor today to th* offlea of County
The truck convoy will consist an Increase of *0 percent In tha Superintendent T. W. Lawton’s of
of three itatioft wagon*, two am- averse* dally ealaa o f 193* ovor fice. He recently returned from
but*neca, eight truck* for per 1930.
Mon HU), N. C.
sonnel and eight truck* for bog.
United State* oaring bond* may
gage, camp equipment''ana mate b* purchased at all postoffleta uf
Tracy
McCullsr, well-known
rial.
first and second classes and at In Bonford end a brother of L.
Approximately 125 enlisted Men many third class iTflces and some P. McCullsr, on# tlm# leading
will entruck from th|x post, In ad of tha fourth das*. They may also grocer of this city, haa opened
dition to the 10 National Guard o* bought through the mall from o now food iters *t 409 W. First
officer*.
th* treasurer of the United State*, S t
Two local reserve officers have Mr. nolly stated.
been assigned for training with the
Mai! sales hava shown a con
troopa this ye«f. They are LL D. U. sistent ratio of Incroaa# during th*
Scott and Lt. R. L. Robinson, bath last several months, according to
I
of whom are attached to the med th* Treasury report The upward
ical unit.
.
trend of sate* Is apparently duo
not to Increasing number of new
purchaser* but to the purchases
,
nude by present owners nt regu
lar Intervals, according to tha re day, scattered thunderybowers i
port
Saturday la extrema north portion..
Extrema Narthweat Florida i port.
ly cloudy tonight and Saturday,
possibly scattered thuadenhowsrs
la west portion Saturday.
Ritz Will Present
M°*
*k# mishap wtdeh occurred Second Program 0 f
at th* Intoreoctlon of Third fltrest
gad Polmstto Avenue,
Seminole Amateora Judge Sharon Will
Toong Lodge, aoa of City ComMfatoaer M. J. Lodge, waa said
H a v a boon driving about 25 mites
H h a m r when Mr. Knaves la iL
'•t*d to have stopped from totwuca two ear* parked at th* curb.
Addreta WOW Meet
Judgs James G. jlharoa win b*
principal speaker g* th* district
westing of th* Woodmon of th*
World next Tuosdof to Umatilla,
weekly mooting Mat
O. IV Boredom te
•rgoalsaUoa sad pr
dtetejet. will hs pn
o j'c s r a ft
attend the •esalo^H
A musical prufys
tod a y.
W j
Tha Amarteot atete dapaftwant
waa advioad that twn matt, o ^ ln *.'
Iny a mlaalon of relief f f . ' ^ .
* " ! ! " » ***•
in U lto .. accoigagiMA h L l A . K a IL available icm-Mar. *I,'IM
A For th*. V W TlarJ'a"-Ri
N h rffiW up the* saw*' OklF and
Tether Corgkiln said:
"At this time tha President hat
MAdtnUUea, the President of the
Vnltad States, and second, to can
didate for t{te presidency. When
he become* e candidate he subject*
(Dm Ui h S *a sag* A w )
I
ms Is Sought For
Celery Unit Prize
C. T. Btettord, secretary and
general manager of tha Contrsl
Florida Cxpoaittoa, today asked
C. R. Oewoea, Seminal* County
farm agent, to assist la raising *23
Vhlch weald ha twardod to th# Ei
position aoit Fohraary to tha bsal
celery eahlllt
Mr. Bkkfatd. ka a Utter to U *
local agent, onId aa Orlando bank
had offered MS for tha oolery dis
play sad gIS fsr tha hast citrus
dlsptoy.
Chambar o f Coauaarco efflclols
said thla afternoon tha problem of
raising the da*1rid fund bore will
h* laid hoforo tha hoard of dlrec-
Is JUUareey
provide th*
W. L. Cooper of Sanford, on o --------------------------------------rummer voysgo to tha Scandanavi- .
m
A
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. Nearly 40 Bemlnulc Count/ an Ponlnaula, today writ at Tha I J k lK T A I t A f r P D U sHIton* have already applied for Herald of hU eipetioncet In Ice- L t t U U U U
Vodoral Housing Administration
^^fca letter was written aa Mr.
■
'Ciapoi'a ably, ' Qm - Reliance,
•
,
.H O P
C o n illffto fm
representative of a Jacksonville flawed through tha toy > W l j
firm advancing cash for th* OciSn. It follows! 1
arriving at Marseille,
“ Wo ware In Iceland yesterday.
erection of homes.
Ho pointed out that not all It I* not a great cake of Ice with
have been approved, since there prehistoric mammas, elephants.
fleer* had bean slab Iky
la cotuk^robl* work to be done
locally before the request for
fund* is forwarded to headquar
------visional govtrnMat, for
ters.
TOPEKA, July 24.—W —Gov. being organised at tto
Mr. Watson said that under
Alf M. Landon called for on end stronghold of purges,
ordinary conditions sbolit ;’0 days
to "this fumbling with recovery"
American, British, Fre
la required to get a loan appli
aa
hs
accepted
the
Jtopublican
German
vosaoU sped tn to
Iceland
was
pushed
up
out
of
the
cation through.
.
Andrew Carreway was Ih* oewn by volcanic pressure. This pmldsntlal nomlnalion/lsst night nstloMla la th* nvolt-n
first Seminole ("imply rmddrnl may ce true, as It is covered with and promised "to ' unshackl* public.
Spantoh Communist* la
to obtain a federal loan fur the lavs rock and there are numerous Initiative and free the spirit of
American enterprise'i" for busi- b*stlan_ wore reported
construction of a home. Ground volcanoes, on* active.
"The country la very mountain ness and employment expansion.
was broken last week where the
In ten* sentences, sketching In
ous and rough, no trees. Crops of
building la to be erected.
Funds obtained under M.is par vegetables are short a* the season broad outlin* th* policies on
ticular branch of the Federal Is short. ConsIdsrabV coal ,'s which ha will battle, th* New
Houalng Administration are used mined. There Is catenates fishing Deal for votes at November*!
businesses and great stacks af polls, Landon favored a farm
entirely for new conatrucHon.
plan embracing cosh benefit payLoans are available In amounts codfish drying everywhere.
"Many houses In the country mnte.
between *2,500 and *16,000. Thr
He eald "those In need of re ernmsnt with giving orders -ta
repayment period may cover
lief
will get I t " dedared for French airplane and mMKMd
20 yoara at h fivo percent In
economy
In government spend plant* to make supp.toa OifeUeMA
terest.
ing
and
a
lighter tax burdto and to tha Madrid govonuaaat,' •. I , ;
In order to obtain a loan, the1
AmerUin woman ind sbiMcWk
turning to tha Constitution M idi
applicant must produce satisfae"It 1* not my belief that Um wore reported sift In tha i M m w
lory evldsnca that his salary I*
. • Ti
Constitution Is above change. , . at Madrid.
sufficient to care for the montliBut change must come through
ly payments. Also, a passable
th« people and not through
credit raGng certificate mi's*, be
usurpation. . . Ws propose to
presented.
maintain th* constitutional balFlans, for the home to be
anc* of porter between tha states
built are submitted to a 'octtl
Applications for IS tom drtreda
and th* federal government. . ,
representative of the housing ad
To. restore and maintain • fra* to opsrate bshkteo aa sohUf
ministration and either approved
routes to th* Sonford area wgt ad6
competitive system." ‘
or toroid down.
The Republican candidate spoke b* accepted until after Aug. <,.T>
Another requisite Is that the
Eight sates to nine calls wore
W. Lawton, aounty saporiatsiddU
applicant be In pooaoaalow
reported yoatmtey afternoon by to massed thousand* from. th* oat.oald today.
• ;
south
step*
of
tha
Kansas
cap!to percent of th* amount, thd Iks bench committee of tha Junior
Th* driven wQl.ho omptpfad.1*
house and lot will coot o*,.ihi Chambar of Commerce which re
handls th* 11 Saw, ali-ateoi kaooa
time of completion.
" cently Instituted a movement to
whoso purthaow weca roekuAy’odplore public tenches along putllc
thorltod hr th# touaty scbOe) koacg
streets,
*J»* •
following the body's
Th# foltowftof- tnsrchsnts bars
flva private loatraeta.
agreed to p f
Approxlmststy 3*
Bsmlnolo .B ifid physical aaaaU
rise to te *
County youths hov* applied for te required of all ap
their places
enlistments in th* OCC, accord th* poshtoas, Mr. Law
Osceola C
ing to a report relooaod today
Final plana for the formation ford Atlaal
.
Notional
Bank)
E.
by Mrs. JlmmW Rldgs, social
of a rifle team In the Sanford
C. Harper sad C. C. Briggs, com- vrslfora director at th* Court
Bona of tha Legion will be mare
LOCAL
hlncd;
Walter
Col*man;
Randall
tonight at 7f60 o'clock wHre' tha
House.
Tha next consignment te te
organisation moot* to th* Logiw
drawn from this county will be
Hut, according to Pstry K t 4
mustered to about Aug. I. **•
chairman of th* American Legton
cording te Information aval!
Boyu’ Work Committee.
Logie* offldate urged that *11
h are.
Interested youths and thrir pot*
Persons who wish to r
rate attend tha sesalon. ... . {
with th# COO are advised
make their applications to Ih*
W. D. - Hofmann to schoduMd
te oalltoa tratellv* piano for
welfare offlea to the bucracnt
of the Court House.
* Halt 'Political Fumbling* In America “£ * . Portugal ward
Will Tike Drivei
Application*
JayCee Bench Group
Reporta Eight Sales
Through Nine Calls
35 Seek Enlistment
In’ CCC Organisation
Ready To Annotate*
Plans For Junior ■
Legion Rifle Team
HOMIXATUX.-.Cjp
n il
j.:: ____.
■ WRi pklMd
Mgnrrftgg to
PtWMMu 9PMB tin s MtaL
M O IN O .
J «l,
II
HAV-Guy GUIstta, Cherokee,
■epreoantorivs la Congress from
th# ninth district. Was
•d as th* DcmoniUc
fer United BtaUu' m s
Three candidates will b* Initial*d Into Uto Sanford Elko Lodge
tonlfht toten (tha orgunlsatlon
moot* to Ha clubhouse cl • P. M.
All momben are urgsd te attead.
Rcfrschmeata ugo te te served
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