14 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1db4622631a6e3cb971c84554bc2a726.pdf 4ed6cf5255f70ff0d43d221ee6a5c68f PDF Text Text I, w a n f f t yynto, *11ni Star Suffers Second Sunstroke OLYMPIC STAR WEDS CLASSMATE SANTA nATinAHA, Gallf, July hi n . - w —Hell* Davis, Monde film ■tar. collapsed from auntlroko .. yesterday at Carpcnlerla, a beach retort. Dr, J. K. f!n.h«w, her pliyslclan, announced rlie would hare to remain In seclusion for a ■math. . U i l week Mlea Davis puffer, od aeTcirely from eaiibiirn.Tbreo year* MO aha had a similar innatroka. Tha film star went to Carpen­ taria two week* ago with her hntband, )|arpion Neleun, orchoetra lender, for a racatlon. Sha recrntly rmnplrtod -ll'a laieo I'm After" with la-all.-" Howard and wae due to relnrn to her alndln neil week to atari production of "Joabah" TALLAHARBKK. July 20 _(JP) •—Joe Wlllbim*, llfu term robber from Palm flrarh county, epca|ied from a stale rood ilrpsrtmrnl prl.®n camp nrar llranford recently, but ho had only one night of liberty"_ upon notice to the slate prison bureau yesterday that Wll- 1 Hams had escaped ramr annlhi-9 tekcfrsm reportlnf his rerspturr.l Details of the c.cspr nii,| preap-J tars were not re|iortrd. Williams and F id Ifnuswoti 1 wrro sentenced to life Imprisonf j j j l fr b 1.1, 10'IS for rubbery While armed. , cash O p era ted grocery MEAT R PHONE 417, ll m m ham IM.I TALLAIIA8SBE, July » - W ) —Tha governor's offtc* said rseently Governor Com had ecceptad tha resign.lions of members of tho Evtrglsd*. National Park commission. bat had not appointed successor*. Oao resignation. that of Prank Dominick o f Miami, baa not boon Governor Cone »*W ha had not decided whether any of Utdae whose resignations ha requested and accepted wo old be reappointed to tho commleeioaT m fo ln f to rvorgsnlxs tho commlaalon and fet It on a food worklnf basis." ha »ald. Governor Cone asked for tha j mlfnatiena before he alfned a 1 leflalatlvk act appropriating |87.* j 600 a year to operate the park i commlaalon dartnf the two yeara which be fan July 1/ — — ^ i . - -o. . a—■. ■ VIvisa Burnett (above), -who spent his Ufa attempting to dls* prrve tho popular baltef-tliat ha was the sissy, "Little Lord FaunUwwy," portrayed In hla mother's novel, died a hero. He collapsed front • heart attack after directing rescue of four persona In dan­ ger,of drowning. Victors Learn Mdre Of State Advantages |f “In dependent-H om e, O w ned a n d AND Florida Dairyifen To Witness Vailed Program Aug. 5-6 Dairymen of Florida or wit" ne<( a varied prof ram at bear many prom(neat speakers f tho natleo at a twa day adm iooel profram of tha State Dali men's AtaorUllon epenaarad by U 'Ualr verelty ef Florida to be pr Atjfoit I and ■ la tha and of tha new P. K Yonfa tab alary acbool In Calnaardk. Pret IdInf at tha meeting {]) be M. C lleuaer, president ef t a As­ sociation. who will hnradu i, tha ipeakere. Tha meedne III be opened with an addreeroy w Iconia Ity Dr. John J- Tlfert. preet at af the Unhreraity of Fiend •who will bo followed by talk* et nom­ ine modem developments In lalry* Inf and tha problems aae Mated with the Industry, roond tal a diecupalona and rroup ilngtnj Mr. Heater stated Hi t tha pathertnf will be eery lm| mant to the dairymen ef tha atala ra" paclally doe te the fact kpt a revision of tho tf-ltw * ti I (ha constitution of tho baoaelatfc t will ha conductedA hearty wsleoma has It la ci* tmde-d to all Florida dairy* an to attend tha meeting la ontp that •t might be one of the moet.ai areas* fol educational assemblies 1 tho University of Florid*, SCI rfdlng In Hamlin L. Brown, enfant lun dairyman. Life Termei Captured AfterNIffht’n Freedom I m ilr M b » fp pats) ataalp Mill JSS2S, EACH 8MALL SUGAR CURED VA. STYLE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY WE LEAD IN PRICES CHOICE WESTERN Choice Lamb.CHOPS paarrrwl lidlrblts. s DOG FOOD 2 Cans 9 c Ii. BEANS 2 lbs. 19c ITRESH GREEN Santa COFFEE lb. 2 0 c Hntit. | whits . t .ntseeq Towels phii .I 10c I Napkins to ii .ict IOC I Tissue PRODUCE MEATS Tomatoes 2 Lbs. Yr.I.LOfl’ ,0 Herring Lb. 35c 2 Lbs. 2 5 c Peanut Butter Lb. 15c Onions 3 Lbs. Bananas e t a r r kI skii Peaches 15c |0c Lb. 3 c 2 Lbs. Or White Bacon Lb. I 6 t//x€ M M M W IiH 'l Yeast r M ii. 35c n n rS ssI P r e .a l Butter l .r s ■ > .. 1 n iN K r .M 20C|OTeo IS 19c CRISCO 3 Lb. Can S U k B IllN E CHOCOLATE— VANILLA— CARAMEL-LEMON MILFORD—TBNfilSR WHOLE KERN EL 2&C Whole Lamb Shoulder Lb. 14c ' s u n in ham ] Sc Bacon lb. ] jc w p i r a M oiuno FRESH DRESSED COOKING Western Beef ROAST Club STEAK Lb. 1 5 c Lib | 9c bAM BlilififeR PAN SAUSAGE Peanut BUTTER £ [ Smoke Sausage < • 9 ^' *,|bi BULK . . . . ^ m^ England Leads Wo^ld In Reer Exportation RERUN, July fT -fA T -C ra a l Britain Is the world's largest fr* porter of beer, tho builnesi report for tho year 1M6-87 of the Ger­ man .(port breweries lUtod. After Britain coma Germany and Japan Ths eiport flgurM for the year, according to tho re­ port, are Great Britain, 8,608,000 gallon* i Germany, 6JT8JI00 gal* Iona and Japan. UI1>tW gaHkna, Britain'* hoer aapoet larrsaaod by 8.70 percent In IW6. that of Germany by 10 a parcaat. Ja­ pan’s fall by IJ 8 percent. 41 # V Lb. Bologna How To Tell Horse’a Age Arouses Debate HOONK. Ia.. July 28 (JPI-Tht prohlsm howtaleMakurso’a ago" baa divided Boona eoualy rssldrnts Into twa csmpsOne argumentatlva farmer, thallengod the hlitarlc method of "looking at a horss's taath" llo •aid tha wrinklea on a hprsa'a nock were the proper gauge of its years. A pony was brought out It test the theories, and vfhsn both schools af thought had finished they were only-one year sport on Ihe age mi HONTIIF.AU July X».—Un~ romance li Just a lot of rubbish to tha man who keep Windsor station clean. Thsy harvest an averMe of two cable fast of con­ fetti a day. large JACKSONVILLE, July K flcvrral hundred West Virginian* today know more about Worlds, the Air-Cnn.lltloned Rlate, and her friendly feeling toward tha other Hlatrii ef the Union. j Thst has been the message brought them by llsrokl Cnlee.J president of tho Florida - Bltte Chamber of Cnmmerr* who hai spoken before msny West VlrgihIans while on vacation ther« In o trlrgram to State Chamber heiitquartera here, Mr. Crlee sslJ ho had appearrd lefure Ihk WSlIo Sulphur Sprlne* Rot try Club. Ihe Lewlsbi rg Roisry Club Snd’ fLA* nesa MrnV (dull lb* Flat* flsa-l Lexington, ICy. July 28. —<AVDon't Judge a raan'fc ehafaetF* by bla portrait or hla handwriting adrlaoa Prof- Banana W. Martin of tha Unlaaraity of Kentucky dopartmant of psychology. While bo bolloaao there may bo mo troth in the old saying that tho camera doesn't lie, "it doesn't aay raoch •liber," profcaaor Mar­ tin says. " Taata conducted by hie classes, tho paychoMftat asserts, hare dem- * TAMPS WAIW MACARONI JMLIKNT GELATINS ouauN bosms MATCHES Na. I Can Bid. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Sprbi(tlM» CORN V. C. HOMINY SPINACH C’B a SE A SANBORN C o ffee Peanut Butter J 3 0 i CORNED BEEF Np. l g ffl | 5 c Tall Carnation M|LK Scott TISSUE Waldorf TISSUE Scott TOWELS fl 2 �I J SANFORD, FLORIDA, Crack AH But 4 Of Those Aboard Ship Rescued American Lives EnFAVORS GAMP d angered B y B h e lf-i---------------------------irtg’ O fU n iven rity f . By Heavy Artillery Airplanes Take Part In Attack fihek's Troops Are Reported To Be Well *' Equipped Fighters . h PEIPING, Jaly 84--(AI*>— J. L Ftoart, Amertcaa preal* dent of Yrnchlag Ualreralty, eaaaa through Ihe new S tar JayeatOf battleground taday <% ripart Ihe group of Americana P E IP IN G , July 30.— (A P ) — H eavy artillery A rc aUri* ed suddenly this afternoon aouthweat o f hare at Yen* ch in * U niversity, refu ge o f a* group o f A m ericana, a* C hina wan reported to have ordered her crack central * n a y . la t a action to drive the Japaneaa arm y ou t o f North Chfca. Grave apprehension waa fell for tho safety of Americano at the imhrerelty. Tho group w u believed to number fire women and three men Including Preeldenr J. U Stuart who had refuted the warning al the American embaeey to leave, "U ie My duty to »toy," ho Iptd diplomatic official*. • F l* h lb » wwe general onto M e d -in w relentless -ibopping uh" operations kgqlnat tho retn' umnis of the Mth Chinese army, tho nuun body of which now holds positions serosa tho Yung ling River to the west. All communication waa severed with Teaching University ■» fighting there began. The unr varsity la supported by American missions .and is one of Chlnn*» outstanding educational Inatllu 11*11to Firing was especially heavy -west of tbe city Indicating a ma­ jor engagement might bo * progress. Japanese troop* were reported attempting to force a crossing ni the Yengting River at the W i ­ ping and Marco Polo bridge. V T o support th* 81th and 11 2nd divisions of the 8»th Army whkb City Cemtniaa inner M. J. Lodge who la heartily in favor of the location decided upon lor the properrd Sanford Trailer Camp. C. JAPANESE DRIVE CHINESE FROM PEIPING Ninety-Two Persons Survive Night Off Horror As Flames Sweep Entire Ship U h o r ThrrwssJt« Iih flucncc In Opposi­ tion To liCgislaUoit A ffecting Worker* BALTIMORE, July .in - < * > _ All but four af the INI passengers Measure Was On * •Desirable' Lisf Defeat Would Rankin Gravity SerowKHdyi. I rr ' ____ , Tb m Court Reversal Of the four not counted amona the survivors, two wen* known dead and twu unaccounted for. Tha dead art J- R. Pnlikoff, Alkrn, South Carolina lawyer, and an tinidentified Member of the crew, Mbylnr are R. Rsigr. passenger, addreaa unknown and Cy IlaynK •Her • Three navy era plane* la-gan on aerial survey o f the hay ahortly after dawn reek hit the btulLk of poealfcle victims. The liner sliding down Ihe bae to Norfolk burat bito a flaathf fomare 14 laUea below Rattlmora. The flames,, passenger* aahl, roared from tho lower holda and within three mtnntre after the Andrews Attains Amendment Cntfa picked up persona a* they forced to Wap from the burni-ig ToWage Measure ahIp. JAPANESE BULLET CAUGHT HIM Cause of the fire wee not drier* mined Immediately Survivors Recommendation Ad­ landed at Armlger, Md, said’ it opted To E x e m p t apparently aUrtod about 7:2h P. M. City CommissionerDc- in the hold It spreod so rapidly Seasonable L a b o r the ship eras soon an inferno. clares His Faith In that Rome Ufa boats fUled will) pas* YFASIflNGTON, July jr i-b p ) Merit Of Enterprise senger* were lowered—th<< humter —An ammdpimt to'Vieupi Flor­ not known. Other passengers and "I believe that every down town members o f the crew were trapped* ida's see sons hi** citrus wt.ikere plnce of busincea in the city will er jumped Into the hay. tnd several other types of lalmr fmm SortsI4 r 'blanket iw—p ci.st on the lake fronl,1 M. J Ledge, an eiploaion caused the b la i^ - M tr if AiTmnil>trn(inn's w afftasW imure bill, offers*) hrte today 1 .y city commissioner, staled in an thst there was a blast pod the Senator (Jarirs O." 'Andrews of interview today. entire craft wma rnvtlnped In Florida wma adopted in tho Sen­ "w } I ' have personally InsperlHI flames. • ate as part o f the mrarurr. 4 v lf ”1 quiu n UmUc.- camps quit* a number of traUa.They amid irporta reaching then, Senator that tow O. Andrews. In Florida and find that except In were that AA persona had perished. , ,1 ' VV I ■ Florida Democrat. however, re­ dtatoaMN where they operated as This waa entirely without run* asserted opposition to Ihe wage* 11 y n f t o l c enterprises, the rinser they firmation. hour bill last night despite Ihe V a aw located to tho down-town ,<c Prvsklenl llnoaevrll. opprbed *i< tion of lha city the more agr-rabla Washington, of tho disaster, im­ adoption of Ihe emradmeat. "Hut I'm still arainst Ihe bill," it la to tndriita and the more satis- mediately ordered the navy orade* factory to Ihe business ronrrrna my al nearby Annapolis and the Andrews raid. "W r’fr Ju«l trying In iftslanrea where the rampa navy department to offer all at to |mt as msny patrhrs <>n It ai %rr run * were remotely located, the oper­ Senator (la u d f r r i u r r « f Florators wit >ut exception slated M i, n in**ml»rr of I hr R d tv iti jl) that It was the biggest mi-taka H'totolltoto^a tovo rut# Twnl they had made.AI though Mr. ilxidgt believro Ihe arrange from Park Avenue to Sanford Avenur to be anfftrient for tho coming year, he iald>-**Jf llmpilsl attache* are shown hearing a swusinl Chine-* «41tri we find that the Urge number of from a train at Peiping following severe fighting with Japwwe-* m trailarttes who patronise our camp Jon. I>. Jlnklna, chairman of that virinlty. lie and msny tdhrrs Were WouswK-1 and kumiitrds wet* necessitates an enUrgemcnl of tho Hoard of Doaeons of Uu* reported killed heftier the Chinese vrlrewtrd from the city. the grounds, we may expand it First RspUal Church brra and Wr TS, I w t l . M Pm cast toward the Mayfair llo le l" member of lha Hoard si Trai­ Charges lhs| Inlernsltoosl pint - "Tho camp should have every tors of ths Florida Baptist Cbll trrs souchl to cause disease epi possible convenience, soeh at po­ drra's Homo la Arcadia, al demlrs In Insurgent Hpatn w**ilice protection, fire protection, and tendad lha annual meeting of Ihr pul before Uowetal Crsnrl-* various recreational facilities We Hoard of Tnistaos la Arcadia Franco a military court loisy. have a fine to» for tourists’ en­ ynstrrday. Two Frenchman wore aaalem joyment, and we can construct a MlN'IMlN, July 30. tVPl Prinsat ifr-Utam* During tho meeting, atlmded rd In die -but Franco order cl swimming pool, and courts for hr Irosleaa from all parts of the their executions delsytM uoin Mlni-ti-c Net die • Ckamte tlam | “ **e s a playground games," he said. stale, professor T. M. Johns wa­ an Inlernattonal rommlcitoo could spent an hi ur with King Hc-age In reply to the question aa to re elortad superslaor for lha en Iniesttgata whether lltOCO ‘ was whether or not the brisk winds suing yaar and many Improsa- an Inlornallonal plot lit Item VI at 'llurkingham palace yester coming from arms* the Ukt woald menls io th* hnmu and grounds lypliottl and nleaplng slchness day aft-r Ihe inttoarrh's rvlura from a coronataxi visit to n*>rthbe too cool for the comfort el the were disclosed. gi-rms behind iHnrgenl tinea. tourists- Mr I-odgo said that he Tho supervisor of the h o m e In tlie Hpaatoh war llaetf. two ern Iretoml, where terrori-m and didn't believe the weather would which rarwo far IM children, rw- until* ulIliad snkmsrlnaa roee nul violence struck a di-ceidsnt n**ta ever be too cold. Kern if tho to w ported that IITT hod been ons of French waters la is t r ir t u - la the general anlaim. pernturo were almost frigid, win- of their heat yoara. -Tho H- ernntt-nl freighter with cunllit I Indignation user the steetiing, tor tourists from the north oro aaarwo and good wtll of the poo and lett bar biasing willt 11 of dynamiting and arson Wr-lo--4ay accustomed to that kind o f Weath­ pie," ha a*Id -have kept Ih r fleer* and men missies In Helfsst and 1*1 the fore Slate er, ho Hectored. homo la splendid roodfllow." CSltlala Obdulte Csstel w h o border was expressed on h tk "II Ips also been said that a Ip the financial report. Mr. rearlii-d share n o a r kllmea. aide# of tbe Irish sea. It was Belfast, were, l-kra In Ihuetai* trailer camp se near town woald Jlaklns slated that It waa Warn France, la a anun tout with in kauam that ChowherUia anal tho under heavy guaid TW* other- wese I t t v l'd * bo ax eye-sore, and that tb* largo ed that the Hunday Reboots of I I I the crew, toocrlbed linn the king diwuxavd . Wnbsr-*ta>'s dm(wftasvtUn with Ihe tb-aiwwg asmber of tourists would mako tho aisle Ihrw chief aourre submarines appeared. oi|f* ns order* ani**og other w k jw ls tho grenade unsightly If wo cater of Iaroma and also that tho Flor­ each aids. Sad for- Ja lulautvo Home aul HocItslier- ashl they of a Kelfost polwemaa hy a to tho wealthier classes of trailer ida W. M. I'- H- had supported poundrd hta vassal. believed trouble in Ireland had Crowd that dr-llwyvd' tosssU ‘ ••'Me. we would not hove a very lq a vary liberal maaaer. * Two gQTsraMSnt toahara, tho boon an Impaled, point utg >■ La yalette Sad La Xorroaa.'were that the visit of the kmg aad discharged esptoatxoa a rts dss* also strolled by aabmsrtnrs hut Queen yiiiahrtk . there was ranch awwrv-l. nodes a rsilnwd toakge p, New fclernhehi Voted managed to auallnaa thutrroureu hoiefer tout any other, rwruaa- Ik Bklte* fl-ms lh Ifait shackly' kwVsteaeU. JJ|* *vlp- t o » y sprat Ikfe* dgfO foro a Itaxa was ackodtalcd In Into. Sea Scout Body forFrsoco shaggad lh#v alleged lavwligatwy of the poisoning ptel was jrgahlsed la Loudon and Is voiced Knf'lsbmeu. Red Cross Members On Lake Location Jinking Attends Annual Meeting Franco.Secs JMot Of Church Group To Spread Germs Amid Rebel Ranks King Gcorpc Confers With His Prime Minister About Violence In Ireland Kbranlana Have Fun A t J o i n t Festivity ' AltowgimoUT Groups Ran^ To Push Wage Hour Measure r e o o e h w ... . a i .M e e . I .J .* Attend Daytona Meet Community Singing Class Will Perform — cvvatleo M-ming tool ; “the ciidistd nusld by tea familiar with th* character of Irish gangilka te fed anything hah jWork Continuing j On Re-Laying Of; Brides On Street; Slight Delay Caused tty Non-Arrival Off G u t t e r Materials W A SH IN G T O N . Ju ly SO. — M A I') — Tw** tM crm liw d cn>u|«n rallknl ItwUy nrotutd mtminiMnklhwt K-aih-nt tO'U»€ In |mm<i th e a a p r lw u r k itw lathw through O nw rm m bo* ( w Ihe pewton rtw K A non-|tarti^an prim p o f hwmW r ht\vh*l h y R«1 «rrwrnUtivr> llc a lo y of Ma*mrko*rtl«. tWvworvwt. wwe . M fraim l t* d a w off «*tk«*r»* mou rain the l » W vtaMaeda Ml n tVdlutw tin ra . HT»hhak *1 ^ A m d n a FVdnet i— o f l a M , Ik n a > h twfWewv* *csw*‘t t W ' r m v which earned headway h the Smote law n d r ld a j Iw nithe hflt to-di, the "■■**•*' (V—r la Ihe lab. r romaadlre. U he> lanwMxv had kw * rwaated ayaa Kcwstly to H .(fee hut aerwov awd mawy h « l« U lf» Allh. wgh n U > *t of Ihr took «« Msgwnla Ax*wtsa p te-wg osrow I a i r tw gvatRy to to e * »l«h»«y Atejvd — Id wakeea ts rwervoal ws Iho wart rvvsa*tog| tor the rsarvete g-dtetr hove o. r >Vry g..aO«Md ,T .«to I,s«<‘ lha ptwput wd» £ A- F. rt I.** Uwtof tot. o u t t v altelt.d tMwe ed fxar |M|11 mewl, < I**U ^ be bad M M ceMih*. it vs *at *-*l ts liy . « wasatee rt eewstera to **e»ay A — vs, which «*U koM t the ,,M,r«<t*>s id the wage hoar e is w s U lM *4 water m Fw*» bit wwtlt west year. Stivrt ilwtu-s towxy raws* wdl' White be tatora tbe » ago bad to* OHsrktnl — o». The bear peostebav he ssvt. bo Id ptpr-t wtll i-sltasi eit to t » h >*rv«*«d •• the p te rtl tho hMf S tm t. wvetM (t t» a peer——l s J m h ir The vraphtr to 1st toe of the ,t - ult' slS t o t u i Two! * >llvrt will W* wpli-tord Wdh i luteal Jayeees Will ' 1 Attend Slate Meet ,<v-<adukg to b t v j f W i II o m . n - it aa c o o t . • t— f o o t >4 ««s» to*w pav-aot dav w rtto tli dtrtea, (loan IhsMp of t a l l e r two-* | Magvs.lt* UU tm\ IlM^ m4, Ito iWr f« « { »“•» *4 iLr l**v, Ikr I 1 S 1 • h (k U ««|Y |tUn) Mto rtlcr uMh 1'iMir 4i|vr*lrt (riMM l i |«Mtl Jtototov* 1 tb»*»t»r tof mrnrr «tll allrtri lK^ wrt rtotoffrvrmr tof n r * m K x l r * |1*4HK, k It* laltoMIbl k m M > «> lT , |ri tof Ihr hm l lwn.lv , Kr«Utr* trf lha cwrtfrrm h « tof •hr1 Mri Ihr »U»f * * lto*«i t tofWtx * f«iH litof v t o D i m **I NidV Utr atoi* The tetri that ha- to-a t v ,xl treatty Isles, wyt wsU hr ra* Uycd Wdh th* | We h -Ml face Wpytrv * I wst»4. whsrh gter* the ease*- wwwt I Jr ter* wf h k i t a crentes tw ttSrr. Rt ami will alto cttralr a »li**sget n od Master* the- le .to* fact that ■t e 't o - t s n - Irwaa the lu n id I II ewlomti*dm wd| ho v-cstly dmirttosted ateeg « wtdrt -wsfac* Mr. WtUrnsw- alee -aid that a*ph*h w-wshl to soadw wto-l m I tortwwa the tewAs tw Ihe pdwrr C » «C ttos m iel that was fenwesty p»lie exydawwd that Ihe Vat ch trf liifftrtahi fries l i e a * d r e a -aad (U tr •« that Iwktor Iwvw'sae 1—to. the MWl ft « w h rlw w a Xhej 1 tew ks, evewUaollr c t s u a g the cat wrt •«* r t n e t /i- i a l et- c m r NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL W EATHER) Ft* els partly rtm tf t< aad Salesday with am showeew Satwrday aliecwow terms N -nkse-t | > tU i. �I l 1 ir. • LI* i\ ’ - T. ' i/ta THE SANFORD I n jo s tift e d 'Ship Rescued The whtu boom M l d l b t f l n r m N bodla put aat at ohta from A ownpel la umlor •inatructioni to i w irtk l b t o t r n i m r l b w m to »leic op iurrtrm . . , The boat left {Ultimora at 4:SO P. U f tod « u about tO ntllrr down lb* toy whan tho flaw *tartacl. A atrooc wtod waa bk*4h». Tha Baltimore fire department •aid that wrren ambulance* hod been cent to Beaiido Btpdi near , the acene, to bring aarrlVon to , Baltimore. Flood light* alao ware jportunlty and uoed tha creature’* rvihed to the acene. * •Ida as a elide Into the water.«, Borehro n lending at Arainger A boat tried . t o pull the whale •aid that many paaaeagera Jumped I to mftty but almost etpiUad In overboard and were picked op br tha , attempt. .Old bullet halfe <■ volunteer* who put out In bo«ita \the tnaniter*e body M in te d Tlahfrom Dayaldo ,eraen h*d shot It pnvloukly. The wind apparently fanned the Captain Luca* of the coaet flamee awtftly through the boat gnord , cotter Dt*,. stationed at p an ­ and the aurrlvora tahan to Annin* (ama City* *ald he had *een other gtr aald they leaped overboard whelce (n gulf we tore (halt in tiuit th« dffitor hu not bMH printing U t truth on tame nubjoct alt which the « n¥<«goteltnt h*s ntrong conviction*, tin} uugguntton U ueually convey*d that the editor would have printed the truth If he tad not been mialed by prdJiHHced ■mrrees, nut the letter ably ends something like thla: 1'anl rnekwfnf a clipping no that you may leant DM rtU truth about tlUe Matter.' "The cllnpingn eneloacd am rarely ftelh a dWly new*•» i a k b ji* A i i l ^ a t ! il«' . -ft ti __ ■>,. .aU . >1 paper- ”Usually . they _ eonie som e partisan pnrtlmn periodical periodical p illahed by MUetera in • par­ sw ..uitakj t|cubr cause. i orV crutM to. | ley ste usually credited to a ________ source nobiased that :.az±. no reputeble newspaper would thlnh o f printing them aa the truth. • > -• ■•We wonder, nomeUmee, what the Writm of such let­ ters think of the prate. Probebly they wail to eoa whether their dipping trill be fWhtted ; When It Is not. they per- German With Sob d he* two ebOdrCn, whs strung! ed to drith in New B u rn * A . a s r ifc , a* tohfamtng he killed her become ehe re* BVOtyh ftoh), leld Ob* fcmW of hie Illicit love* , affair end had that a "eKeaUao eibl*.’ Group* R djr To Push W: “ •----------hnrln rm l coa icq u en tly Tor error. B u t new spaper m «n an America* mn-|i{),nw ^tinir business, »n d th »t means th ey esn ten * t • mtoewtom er with, , w hether * sto ry Is probsbly true o r not. LM !| "T h rlr g m t t e t d ifficu lty com es In rep ortin g wars, bee e*»tWag if ^ rm ntlcns s re running h ig h and censorship Is at “ ***• work to rrcv en l the reporter from cabling the whole thm pm rv u , s truth. Tons u u m lly ch arges o f fa v orin g on e aide o r the two fiction* in oth er In war atorics *re frequently m ade against new tvctel mi nVdll n» papers." ------a.- a _a . h A . * m . ...................- Well Worth It ■ e lM sad Httkc cull, them l I k pvutoctoru at tb« world r t t k i r i menace frnrq Min' bet If ww had to pick a p u r we dm * think Own- w««M u j i thaira baton la Dec FaVtr, hterlAa*' ^ to U*M> twa y wtt| reap a bamwl M a n , qaaitem, half Maitara, - Tat'arra Ctl' That the value to this atate of noridVa participation < in the Orrat U k w RspbalUon la roJa^teefah te amoun t, la the position taken by the 8prflSote Hteeld, which agrae" with what this newspaper'has written that the money gpenl akmg this line la well worth It. V -. "Reports from aeveland reveal that BW,000 P « * » ^ visited the Florida exhibit at the Great UR«« during June. That m iny " f irnsdng from building to build! ng in the Urv»om«_ proocs" nf kilting time,-but had a realmotiva for thrir-vlslt, |»4Pb dicalcd by the thousands of lettera nddreaawd to the Flor­ ida Chamber of Commerce at Jacksonville, requesting tailed ami apeclflc Information of The outlook for. certain croiw and Industries In thla treat mass of vlsIU.rs at the exposition haw appreteed Florida as a dealra»>lo location, not fnerely to visit aa to ists. but to settle In and invest their capital. “What Imnefit FTorkU will recelva fr9*" JJ*® Ij i Vch E xposition cannot lie counted now . P rob * bl^ t ^ e 7 i t o S u n t e d . But It m u .t be o b v lo u s e v e n t o t h . j t e a s a “ tibisK: ■«.. n n r ld a rx h lb it ftt t h . M p M lllon M il SA N II M • FORD TWENTY YEARS A O « t bimw** af thalr patriotic fa»ByThey now hav* three *oaa llatod hi Unde Bom 8am Kennatb the fo r m of Undo Ktontw In In the rreerrae In Atlanta, Jabe ta with th* madleal earpt at Port Oglethorpe, and Oliver ha* m o s t­ ly Joined th* m v «1 m ere** “ Penmen) a. Down In South Florida they om •Utl voting l>°nd* far guo* m d a Lyric The*ter. Tha program* are and civic ImprovommU. Th* p m ua madly goad with I kndN reel greaalve favvr hna rieeu to *e*h * feotaree and 00* rml Keyrinno peek where a small thing ,Wk* war - Mr. M. Puketwn la rrcelr.ng k q iltil gurmmta tor the fled D m J Fred DeBerry, tha popular piano aaleamait, la uow In the city rlrrolatlng among hit friend*. , Captain and Mrs. K. K Harrell of thli rity era to he congratulated Youth Almost Brings Polk* To ta w s, TVon Confesses To H o a x NEW TOklC,' July flfc-Uft— potke . greed recently that Umb Mrs W. R. Wallace left yoktaeday for Narth Carolina where hha wlB spend aevarit toeath*. "Peopta b cUUm* a* soapMoim," mid Unci* dUmn, Mat yea cant h* petite to a ttmager without hla la kin' alarm dal you gwtaa tar mil him kMMthtog. mlnUnuh) Wage employee of the that the meaeure now bekig-eonUMtld itehtoe.** .BOveh.dlte. Atud sldered by the Senate "I* net In ought net to shift that refpon*l- tha ihape that we like," but added blllty to a board over whom .1 that "we thought we could change hate no control which may take It in the Houae.” wire tt th* tntntarum wage ««■ la dbcusabo, of the bill, Senepleyee may ndt" ktor Welter T. George. (D-Ga), He declared (hat Cougreae pleaded the eeae of the South fur would be "shirking Its duty* fey geegnpUoal wage ulUfermtlalaMlluy a board detedhtSe total- He abeuted a ringing dm hi that Rim® Whitt, Southern employers weic leia "Make no mlaUku about. It,"h oc ora lie, lee* wlaa mil mine ht auertat, “The tramowdoua prana to exploit labor than em* preeaure brought by bnetoee* let pl<;rry in other aeetlona tereate to prenerve tha-wUhii q d o ' "I here no gpology foV cheap will prevent any n e t /ncroaae labor—but 1 do not approvo o ' It," where It la ■eoded.,r be aald. "I have no apology for Senator George took gp the at- long boOn In industry—bat I do tetk with e declaration Uut the not approve of'them either" bQI Wbald ‘•crucify* aouthern In-1 labor has made little pregrea* NEW TOLAR FMGHT Andxfiws Attains Amendment Curb *d U bm Cammtttoa. hla not ada a public statomenk Tha Florida Sanstor fighting to iwtoet Florida buainaat from hnmitlana which would ba aald, leva dlacrtmlaatoiy, w«a uuccaaaB la having hla annodmaut at' town- trnhad to and made a » r t of tho [pvtoa thill* Ha had tha oo-oporailen nf Senator McNary sad a number of labor *tWr l o t t k n momharr. . I n a . ‘ I" the aactloa of tho bill rvlerI. Ha. ripg to boon, Senator Andmwa 111Ian bi(l IhwTUd iKmi iMclflc hour a that rugulatlon "ahall sat ba applicable eroet »h h napect to any person om* — te cwHwnten w** ttsnhg taler, Iand balling of cotton, tho canning M d W atdtea Jbwriry Repelrlng &H U S O * GLASS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products statement. Ha would maks a# food*, apogge* Ok •tatamvot T » to Ua ewa atllUde *v pmaMUag ei toward th* bill, or that of th* table* whan U* federation. pecuana art of j a ’ Near tha and of th* day \kl “U tho MU pa ***•!• approvod yttkovt a rod- meat mUi.de * * ort vote aa amendmeut by Bern- pact o f tb* Abate tor MeNary to u t e r i fmmth. Florida," the Meal boom proviaioo of (ho MB ear Tb* fata o f t h lain aoaaonal Indoitrle*. m i l l eedihcere.l T he chauru would moled* from was te i d « M a work weak nculeUm a n n u l that Fm Mm I 1 employed to "gtesleg ead haltal the AmoakaA Fw cotton, tho canning or otbhr path- had Joked,farom SEMINOLE TTRE SHOP MM Mm PAINTS MdLutiUn, Jeweler *Ht iggssim JsMttMa C C ffM T BOOPLANT ■ fa r m i TOMATO 1 BllBFEPH' S lIM EXOLUSIVELY ^ HENRY A BUSSELL SEED CO. -1 PHONE 41 || ^ ' ---^‘ ---- Ml �f i votbs a n t i M ta crr -b i l l LANSING, Mleh, Joly SO —4*1 •Governor Frank Murphy lM 4 ght vetoed • Stair relations MU kkH placed strict limitations on e nghl to picket and #AM Vi tfto n a h Woodmen Circle Wi Halve Party August The Woodmen Circle Grace Number 187 met at the heme of V ia. C. C,,Collins Wednesday ere* nine. * Daring the' boa loess session (dans were mode far a party to be > l d Wednesday August 4 a4 the ►Lake Vary Community fu n . Iter* will bo dancing and other enter* tainaeents. All members o f the Circle and their famUlse rad lire- H. A. Swanson and Mrs. roiha Wllllanu 'and daughter*, tide# and lnea,Jmv« been spendg n few days'. Ih Miami visiting lea Mary fairish and Mla» Kay M(ss Mary Went la Hotiored With Party tier, lane, Mrs. John Mil and ddnghltr. Jean Lane, Mary Maxwsll and Ml«* Wight ig **4 4°dsy «1 rchool, la shown (left) tssvinc tha teirt house st Greenfield, Vase., after uitllylng h» waa In Keene, N. 11, the nl«ht hla form*4 colIvagur and ex'cashier of the echoel, 8 Allen Norton, says Elder attacked him with a gun. Erslyn M l flight). Elder’s fmsner steno 1.,writer, testified she “ nestis never rss kissed-' In eontradktlng lextlniony that ihe exilian embraced her In Jtls office. ______ ‘ Winchell And Bernal Here Are More Feuds Dr. Md Mra.Ji. R Bsilih. MDf M *a Nell Rmllh apd Mrt.Melh Watford ar* sgpeetad to hrrivr (jsnlly from potkta id Alabama where they bars beau vlsltlos friends sad relative*. • A' beautifully decorated wagon fnldjgg tha glfta waa .praaenled to the honor** by little Donald Partlnn who area dratted a# ra­ pid. The hostese assisted by Mrv Victor Green and Miaa Iris Sa­ bres, served a sweat course to tbs following gueaUl liliat Went, honor gueet, the Misses Sibyl Boyd. Charlotte Voughlon, Doris Hockey, Margar­ et Bennett, Katherine Whitt, Ev­ elyn Wilkinson. Hath Borland, stary rncsti, piggy .arimhalULl. urirooau, uuMary Nkkcl. Ptggy Us-OimhalL 0U - Langford, 'and Iria Sabres. ' Also Mrs, Victor Omen. Mrs. Roy Britt, Mrs- Forrest May, Mrs. T. C. Cartoon, Mrs- Bon SmIBL Mrs- Ilsisl Routh. Mrs. F. R. Pertain, Mrs, C K RUv. Mm Fordyee Ruaaull, Mia , Lo* Clair Irwin. M n. Leslie Want and Mrs- J. E. Baker. WAR IIRpO DIES SWAMPflOOTT. Mesa, July SO. —yP)—Lieut. Comdr. Raymond O. Brackett, 82. United States VUval Roeenre, decorated by France and England. during the. World War,- yesterday succumbed to a heart ailment at the home of hit d i light vr. Commander Beckett was past national vie* commandtr of the American Legion. To-Niffht L0OD! ernrNBws Proctors Honored On Wedding Anniversary Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cl Ilford Procter on Utelr lTIh wedding analrersary was a chickso pi­ lau givan Wsdassdsy srualagst the home of Mr. Proctor's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. DovM. Those stleadlng wars: Mr. and. Mrs. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. R -fc . Daaa^ Mr. nag Mm. Mar* old Appleby. Mr, sad Afro. J.M. Leonard, Mr. sad Mrs. Henry Witte, J r ,, Mr. and Mrs. Luther David, Wr. .and Mm. W. J. Davtd. Marcia, Daddy aod Bobby Proctor, Virginia Dan, Nancy Jean Applaby, David and Linds Leonard, Donna Wlfte, Carol Los Us and Lather David, Jr. The Sanford camp of lh* Woodmen of tlu World will hold Its regular weakly meeting to­ night it 8HW o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall, aeeordlng to C. C. Collins. rtruaaed on an laland, Putnam aUtod. “and I am dolagmU 1 aaa to gut people whe Inhabit that ngfaa, like Japaa«aa flabarmeti, w i s ^ , bait p f, the brewing |adualry'« 4lapier hi Baa Fraatiaeo'a Wurida •tore be took eharg* tn RBl. , WAhlllNOTON, July 30. _(A1 — Ailjuumment three weeks hence became the goal of eongrrsslonal loaders yesterday. Representative Rayburn, the Demorratk leader, told the llnuse that unless unforeseen difficulties arise the legislative program. can The famous-feud btlwawi Wnl- be completed withUi that time Sanford Twwnscndllci will hold VbMr rtglfcttkr weekly mooting te; night M VtN o'ele*k la tho We- rrntly being expressed In the Cuba was discovered Orl, IT, like Building, according to W. Twentieth Cestury-Fui pkturv, t i ll, tiv Chrlstophsr Columbus “ Wake Up and Live,' In •which In tbs course of hU first voyage. H. Hughes, president Local Building Inspector O. P. Paxton today greeted permission to 0 . K Slack to tsar . down 4 ons-itory frame bulldtrg on Sonford Avsnoe. A» 1*frrlt of ttiw frireult fTiHirf Beall lltt.KM f. I.RtVlB ~1*nl|r!!Ur for Fill littff *»t1aml**, TlorMa M ALARIA COLDS ^lULYSl-j- TWODAYS SATURDAY AlJGUST 2ND TWO DAYS MONDAY Bu L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Putnam Still Holds Hope For Avimtrix #m -* — NEWARK. N. J , July SO. *—<#) —George Palmer Putnam mid af­ ter arriving by plane fl«m Call* Lends yesterday that be still has Imps hia urlfa Amalia Marta rt, llvm . V. Him Cartart and her aavigutor, Fred J, Noonan, were lout July 1 th<y are feature! with Alies Faye st ihe Ribs Theater t«U fM , bHigi up memories of a fear oiler renowned vendettas of hl»toiy, among them; Ja<k thw»Glsnt*lfUler vs. Giant Utile Rid Riding:Hiss! VS. Wolf tlisde Tom vs. flitting UuU Ht. (lecrge v». Dragon D m til vs, Goliath ,N<sh vs. I!sin Jniah v», Whale ■Cspuki* vs. JJqntaguea _ ------ . Rhrrtork |inlnie< vs. Mnrlarlly Dili Qufsule Vs. Windmill All Straw Hats HERSHEY'N BEST SU G AR 5 Lbs. k . C . BLBERTA*H THE REASON’S IIEHT QUALITY Peaches Gold Flah, Bag Ptanla, Waltr LtUea, Flak Bowla, A guH uni, Moaata Expert Rock Work and Pod ConaIruction, Foundation Plantlngu, Landacnptng. Root Redo , . - IT S - - * 4 Big PoundsZ j C _ - B r -j - •- - - •— » - - * - * • ■ : 1 0 I PRESERVE REAL DUALITY 60 Lb. Bu. 95c W. C. HARTLINE Monroe earner V ■. .ffeJ B fl V . B. I GA. PINEAPPLE VARIETY Eallaatgo gkdly given. Hm*e Mg-W . - . p ic k l e W IT H A N Y OTH E R PU R C H A SE Mallorys-Etdiisons «A U $5.00 PANAMAS ROlTLSVARll mk 0 RENNET? lA O fl . gt.00 istenORNS m 1X00 BANUKOl QWice Of Over 150 Hats m ea ts Cheap Price |Q U ality Meat Cheap Meat Iig The Cheapest Dt« Have All Kinds And Give 16 Oss. To EvefjrPound » M « , * t: «r? . * • Summer Vacation SHAMPO^m 1U V E - O l t ., n itE S S B D — PERMANBNtS AND OIL WAVES A SPECIALTY AT , ALL TIMES BEAUTY We Are Overstocked And Feed Is Too Hfgh S i Our-Store you will find a lull linie o f Heins' PickjmBy .Idbhy’s and DelMonte Canned fru its and Vege* �NU\ f y / O ft*} msmMbit Outfit Comes R«M«* S«l*di To Clash With Ah* Waits To Be Gome Tonight Asshtsat Coach Former Star Athlete To Leave Job At D u k e University WINTER PARK, July » « . Agsln Roll in* College h u rracbad Into tht Carolina* to find * football coa'h, TW» Urn* tba *#Itctlon la AUa Walt* who la leaving a job under Wallace Wad* nt Dak# University to Join th# Roll In* Staff In- th# Pall a# an aMlatant I* Coach Jack M«* Dowall and to leach In th# Uepartmmt of Payc Helogy. Waite, who made a name far ktmaelf n an all-around athlete hi football, batkctball, track and swimming at thu University of South CaroUna between 191* and 1921. being raptaln 'of th* football, track • and awlmmlng tram* in hi* amiloe year, ha* been an aaalalant t o Wallace Wad# at Dub# for th# paat air; Having iron poaaeulon ei th# coveted Davis •up for th# flrat tin# In 10 year*, th# United year*. Formerly he ep#*b*d at Aaherllh High School, fleet In State* tennis taam I* shown aavlng th* court* at Wimbledon, England, with th# trophy after their ISSl, and later from 19*4 to 4*1 defrat of the British, La t to right: Don Budge, Frankie Parker, Walter Pate, non-playing rap' 1M1. Ho bp* a|M oaaehad at tabt, who 1* holding th* rap; Bltsy Grant of AUanta, Ga., and Gen* Mako. Thla picture was radioed Um Vnlrer.lt/ of * Ttaag 'ftam* 1 «3 to i n t , and at Kachan-! ridge High fa. San Antonio, Tex**, In th# rear lltS-IS, Double Bill To Be Bat Walt# I* much mare than a football roach, lie waa an Played Tomorrow oaUtandlhg student at South C*r olbia when he rreeirtd hi# A. B. Tba Sanford lookouts ird degree in 1 PM, and for the past ala yean he ha* pursued gradu­ tb* Gainesville U-Mrn will piny ate stud lea bi psychology and a double bill .at the Hanfanl education In 1131/ - - ’ Municipal AUdelle . Field .to­ WalU wlll be ||*d up, with! morrow- Th# first game will he cm W ng responsibilities at Boll-, played e l 3i-W .o'clock and -the In* In Iba Fall term by l will be-' second game will begin at M:1C com* a dignified instructor ofi o'clock tomorrow night. Thiw paycbolcty In th# Winter and two gssssa will probably deckle Spring terms, the same schedule! whether or not Ranfprd will he wKh hli *olleague, Jack McDuw* j bock on lap of the league soup, Hanford' I* (wo game* ant of all, follawa. Th# particular'Job McDowell first-plaC# trailing the G-Mrn. If both teams win tonight, a will Assign to h lsn ow assistant • dautle victory would pl#c# the 111 Iht Fall will b« to develop the line of the Tar'a squad. The lookouts In a tt* for flrat so 4)1 Sanford fin* should be on hsnd for Ibeae'lmportent game* bright pro ipert* fur the turning., tomorrow- l^aiUA STATW Oalnnrtll* ....... ... H Ag|u>li>< ibvt# . . n * Wright waa dee to bo A# jaoaad fo r the Looktni# i ~ Daily Harper -w ti slated hart for th*i Had*. DeLand ' not' bee# able to g#t to Iht (hi* n i m l Wright hat H Lootmoie will play at hair own'fWM taMght/*• tar­ ing 1th# *DoLahd ’d i t f ha* Um g*m# . of :their vwiegam# «#. • 1Pmbably > -'Wright - -and m «IH otart the garni*. *nr If a yoaag aoatbpaw wad taraad/la aoma-Mai gft*h- arioNAtVi --------- « mm- played In /-thu- loaga* ktarday. Th# •(•landara pot t* hit# good for trta ran# o ff ivto, pitching for St. Augaak . Cbarkut An tk# monnd - for » Minder* allowed th# Raldto t 'four ‘ bit# dud raoalraf a k it .foe a ikiiout win. Rafn# kftaoa. polos o a t-a long trtpl# . Um eighth with th* base* Idad. Back Bddgort, foraar word aeeond ••baoomaa nod f of BUI Itogar* played aoooad •d. for tb# salnta, lb tk# other ■ gam# played. Itnaarlll# defeated Palatka 1-1. il* wla hart BaafordW ebaaeaa gottlag th# Ia*go* lead back «.'• Vatu last night- Sanford la - on* gana# oat of first too, Right now Radford I* two UM out of the lead and la W B lte g hard to v i m away the ■Up.between It and the G-Man, - / ; ■' will iirobahly alto --- - t nvrwiw|imicni sm: the freshman squad. Jack McDowall, former North Carolina State slur, baa long been an admlrvr of Walt*’* ability a# a IIn# conch and n scholar. Both coaebad at Aahorlll# High and both aludlod psychology and aducatbm at th* gradual* school at Duka Unirenlty. McDowall ha* bean highly successful at director or a thistles and coaeh at Ratlin* sin* h* look charga lD 1999, 1 *;■ Blind Student May Coach Blind Teams PULLMAN. Wash., July W. (P)—Chaunsey Hahn, Stoyaarsld Washington Slat* college student, Kna an almoat clear field In hi* *ho**n profstsleu.Ua want* to be - *Tb# YapJtr.gtet' BWM. tVjL^rfrran atart In t)i4' itfoV inning, on ■ hit bataman, twi* * Wilks, Red Rolf*'* single. Dickey's fly-ball and Billy Rogsll’s error. Tba Ti­ gers palled ap to a tie bp tba intend, howrrtr, scoring on# .‘ In tk# flrat on thra# hlU. and two mar# 1# th# second on Laaba* hpm* ton. Th# Yank# #dd#d tw a m o re h t th# fourth «n Gehrig*# circuit singlet by Jak# Powell and Tony* Larscrt, and Myrll Hoag^groimH d o s t and another m th# fifth on i p Th# Tlg#n cam# back to tt» again In th# altth with a two-run rally, featuring Oooa# Coalin'# plneh-doubl#, aftar setting on# tally In th# fifth on Hank Gr##n* berg's douST*. Thing# want along than until Wakey broka op th* hall gam# in th# final chapter.-The defeat dropped the Tiger# b#eh into third plac# after ■-•nt' day atay In th# n n m ru p spot, Junior Lookouts A rt Defeated By G eorgia Crackers Wathnn, right rkldT . Player# for the Cracker# wgvei M. Edge, en ter field; Bill Me)ful|*n,. pitchetT-Undhergh JIalIr third b#a#| Glenn Cochran..right flaid;' John C#rt*r, flrat haeir; Jam** Carter, aecond baae; R. EdgR left field; Al McMullen, ehortatop; hud II. C Tlppln*. catcher. Saturday morning, tka victor* will maet th* Piratai at th# Ninth Street bateball diamond at 0:00 o'clock, according to Karenin W arm , recreational aoperrbor of th# Work* Pregraaa Adralnit: trallon, who apowaora the gam#*. The . Sanford Junior Lookout! ovorpowarad th# Georgia Crack­ er# few thaJr eighth win recently In a tight g#m# with n score of 14 to 19. Lookout# was Ifughl* Whalchel, On tb# mound for th# ybung while i Bill McMullen pitched for th# CrackersLook«bta arm : Pate Brock, catchIncluded In - tb* - lineup for the agt C. Boslorv shovtiPopl -Ralph ' There era more than l.ooo'haBetts, second baaa; W. B. Betts. terolds, or minor planets, ra volrlng tmund tka, sun. , , t Schedule Of Coming Games 11 —n«ln>«- g nats. I I*, Bugle Corps To Try For Crosby Memorial SPOKANE, Wash’ , J*1y JO. — (A^—Bing Crosby, crooning race track tycoon, la planning a mo* .thlellcally. . h# ipeclillata in . 100-yard dash and tb* high corps of tM Department of Wash1 The memorial, ha recently *d- ingtoo, . rtaad the American Legion poet Th* trophy win memorise Ray­ hara, will b* In (ha form of a mond Harrtgan, Crosby's cousin, trophy to ho com poled for an* who Ioof-Ms lift la th* world war, J________ ■______ 1 * mori*!'' Advertisem ents H lM tlW W lI , w^rjfc. o 979Q.ro. " I Hprint*, .Clanr, YOUW Wdtah rapalrad by M. Thompson- PHONE Tb# ■ab-rommltt##, directing group of th# I7-n*tlooa commttto« seeking to Isolst# lb# Spanlab war. n iolrtd an *arllard#*dlock. which took (hi form of n contest of questionnaires between flrttaln and Italy. ; . _______ QKNMAN PARTOR INOICTIO BEltUN, July * *0.—(A^—Th# Rev. Martin Nlomoellrr, rallltaal German paator and former Dboat commander, ynatardny * waa formally ItidlcUd bn a rartaly of charge*. Seminole Printing Co. 2ft— Mlncoiianeoca For 8ilf NEW LUMBER NO. B y«How pin*, ^thoroughly dry. Siding, flooring, calling, 190.00 par thousand. United Lum­ ber Co. . f VY DOTT YOUR PHOTO m a poalcard. ■ « for Me. Wlaboldt Studio. SPECIAL] GLIDERS—c!om tats, regular IMAO vatu* now 99940, Odd chain lOe, Asia Simmons 83— For Bal* or Rant APARTMe KT •' IDEAL- BUSINESS p ro jirt~ fo r sal# or rant at Oklawaha, Fla, near Barnoa Bsach on beautiful Lake Wttr. Thro# buvl/iK# pl*ras and flv# room aotugo! Ala* good garage, light* and water. Baa or writ# W. A. Hamit, P. O- Bor *4, Uka Monro*. Florida. Survey Shows Rife WWAT v w m a DREAM#. W40WW? �?• .‘••‘ W ‘^ J t i # o ■;■•■■■ <: * ,4 v«* t * *•' • >• A N INDEPBND1 ry/O NUWBRlt 240 E stablished In 1908 HANFORD. FLORIDA. HA' Defeat Is Seen For •WagetHour Bill In DIE, TWO MISSING, 1 ® IMPERILED IN SHIP FIRE i, S K Loyalists Report Revolt Spreading Company D Wins Davis Trophy For Japa Continue To |M,ch,ne_ « “ “ Firc Bombard^Chinese ^ n\tNJ ‘“ .a,n!: Heavy Shelling Addaa t f ^ »* Senate-Rejects Pro­ posal To E xem pt-Employees Paltjt OnCommission B a s i s Southern Spites Discontent Ib Said To Carrying Attack BeMushrooming In­ to Open Rebellion Pat Harrison Shouts rVould Be Measure Would Franco ’Spanish IIKXItAYK. 31. -O n - B P " 1' Kuinstio n Uusin&s Ruination t*h— piicrnmcnL enure mi toiler C a m p Competition Tl'» rred II. Davl* trophy. of C itiz e n s O f T ie n t s in f*rml annually fu life winner ■•{ v„lw HI __ * luachln* gun competition while / i m l t <r i 8 llll I •» National Cloard camp. ,»• (AFJ-Serutor ‘ Lewis. III!-,--|4lw- w res-d., by tit Aonnjn-mxl aiiarrtrd a remit la eprnadlne thnniKh Ihe limirgeut rearguard, They declared tile dUcnnlent ha* miiahrenmeil Into -lighting « lh ®. ford', Company D. IJIlh ii.fra within (WralUalmo franco# United States could be at, tr,. m M lon nt e„ Klort force* at Motrlf and Malaga on war with China or Japan or. NMInn„ „ uri| , reorJi.,g Ihe .nulhnrn coaat. • both-"within an hour' if today *The nutim-ah* grp *ald to he .tlmllar to'that, which lb* .gov­ complied with demanda for /rom Fort MeCl*lUn._ Alabsm*. ernment RrcrlnuilT reported immediate enforcement of coi j.'cj. uutraUnn u in com within ancient Oranada, aanthei the neutrality law. ' | mand of at) th* local unit*. J. R. PeUkoff, an attorney of Aiken, 8. C., and qn unidentified m *n perished, two other* were mUaing and 180 passengers and mem­ ■nulliern Spanlih city. He made the atalem cnt to. Although Company U bad nol ber# of tha crew were Imperiled by an expliwioii and fire that dt*etru)iil the I'hcna peake H»y liner, t'lly tif" Baltimore, en roulefrom Ilnwnrrr, an Iniurganl radio tha Sanala In dlacuMlflg recent been victorious In rocom years, |Baltimore to Norfolk, Va. The smouldering hulk of the vessel U ahwn beached on Sandy Shoal* Jt mile* *nuthc*»t of HaHimoru. a'nnminremiat flaUy dented lh« (lovernmenlT reporta of dlacord ,• • . demanda that the United State* captain Ilartild Wa«hburn, r#m- Standing by Are.potlco and fire boat*. wIIbln Kranco* troop*. anforte th# neutrality Uw .yaln*t m, ud| 0[(, „ r (jf lhP ,llld "Tranquility ta complete along japrn. and China a . H U do.ng ,___ _ * ........ , the Madrid front, hot wd tn«** against th* 8 panIsh -civ il -war FRIENDLY YACHTING ENEMIES not forget that alter the calm combatant*.' come* iho atorm,'* the radio *nflteNTBW, North Ohtha. July 1* * * * t l. — UP) • — Jjpoaso* artillery boomed nootluudasly (a Tientsin la an attampt to drtee from th* central ■ railway alatlon , area * Plans- Launched For New Union Of Laboring People GeorgiaGovernor Blames Harley In Escape Epidemic WASHINGTON. July 31.— (AP)—Thu Senate rejected today -s It neared a vote ofl the Adminialratlon'a w»fe nnd hour bill a proposal to exempt from the provUtelWr, employoea paid on a cortltnlb* a>on Iwnln.- Tho amendment, offered by Senator Dnvtf, Pennaylvtnla Republican, Vfho argue* that many w r tu ti ™' tain only • few day* einpluym.rnt at Irregular Istarvdb i and would be handicapped by erage and hour regulation. . ' A TtHcr-wn -the m uch- d*b*ta^ hill la due late’ in tha *ft*#uoot»/ ; Opponent* of tha meaaur# adjd they fait aur# the bin would be Group To Battle Both CTO And American Commisaion To Study Jffg E taw M r — '' m 1 n 1ft t ration In ™ b* 8,nllUw lUrrlaon ad FcderationOf Labor AA H a m i *1 MUalaalppl. • cwrdUaUla.t wook T u r b Ulent Palestine for majority leader, and saafttbf |Refusal To Grant Ex-' I tradition Given As Cause O f “ Breaks’^ n-for tha ,~Wttr ATLANTA, “ JftI/ ----- r - :---------- -I Smith- irr-B O . tha Houtbaewtemauled of H«o officer* purauad the third ha%l of | GKNRVA, Jaly > l^ ( ff)- a r t t - j , lmwll l(, . togeUwA Ttchoay^ritifiUi- uTtiOoh fitini ‘-Clrwnri* I aln’A reqaaat fa# bnmedlgU' <1* , i„ „ n nutrlght remit ; leader* p /d e chalnganga Ihla week. Governor, ru**i«n of Ita Paleatinr partition j moaturr. ih Itay, and the c D River* aent a tetlrr to Oo*-| |plan wa» rejectrd yralcrfcy by jlarrlicm ahoUlcd that tffo bf^ *1 Byron |Mi, 'ernor charle* Y, Hurley o f MasI Ihe League of Nation* mandate W0|,|4 H| up i tabor etahdaltl# Wllllam Jone*. rarhuMtl*- blaming hi* r*fu»*l to' n.mmU.lon, charged with report-^hciard which could deatroy **lm»i‘ Hubert. Goodloe,] ntrmdlte an racapad convict for Ing on tha plan to the League nc„ t |*rgv and email, by Ita adtha eHuatlon. coil oc II. mlniatratlvc ftata'* ' Rivera wrote Hurley that Ihe The commie*Ion, which lo-gan It* Kmllh rtretan-d the meaaure I* extradition refusal ha* reaulted 'n hearing yeeterday In' an atmoa- hitendnl to “ chrch the Inevitable “ many pHaow break* thla week |phere tanae with tha anlmoaity gnuth from tho lowJ with the reported avowed determi­ j of Jow* and 'Arab* to the parti- |r condition In ‘ which the War nation on the part of lhu*e retail­ tlon project, decided Instead tn n ^ we,.n the Stale* left U.” ing to make their way to M*a*aI proceed to a atudy of the Palea j *«|f South Carolina living con* chuaetU In order to be safe from I tin* administration during the <|ItIona are eo kindly,” ha aald, return to C^grgl*. 1 1**1 two riot-torn yrar*. ' j “ that It take* only fifty cento * n t* oineer* of Company II. Hurley recently Tefu*rd In1 ex­ 1 It wia. decided privately after, to ||ye reaaonably and corawere peraonally congratulated for tradite Jame* Cunningham, ne­ •a public aeaalon that the eommla-1 fortably, and In New Kngland It their advaucetnahi by poet com­ gro tinder burglary »entenfe*, who i »ion later wdl begin eaamlnallon take* a dollar and a half, than mander llrlgadter General i’or- fled In |DS4 frdm • Futmn County (hi the rvv nf'the mnle»t tjiat malchct their crall In the rlaaalc o f Su ynchl raic*. Harold 8 . Vnndarhlll'llcfli mid Tom Hopwlth Dana ware completed today •ena, who Haled that ha *»« C.a., prlwm ramp, w rammlaalon, which recommended for th* Bamlaola County “Cood welp^laaMd with thalr wnrh. Hurley aald a hearing on Ihe came together for n friendly ihut. Van.h rl.ill'a American cup de eatabllahment nf a Jewish atato Company n arrived at Fort r»*r In Boalon developed ' mtieh Neighbor program to be proand an Arab atate In Faleitlnr. fender, the Hanger, and Bopwitlfti Kndiwvour II, the Hnlli.li chal­ any union muil have a whirls aenled ov,r radio elation WDBO McClellan last Saturday alglil in rvldrnre <tf bmlallly'’ *od a lenger, -tart the hl*loric race* July 31. _ _ _ _ _ _ aufftck-ntly atrung to Impre** the the** to be »epa rated by a Hrllbegin their two-wetb efinp. They on Aug. Ik from 11:1G o'clock “xenie of humanity' prevented .National Labor llclation* Board. lah corridor Including the holy to l;io o'clock, It waa announc­ have engarnd In direct firing his allowing Cunningham'* re­ "At pieneot, the reprewnlallve* clllaa of Jeruaalrm and Bethlowith th* company taking Wo Florida Tobacco ed today by Ralph Bagwell, aecof an Independent union, regard- b*m. * defense and attacking and have Prices Increase le*a of the percentage of total beaa Inalnirted In th* no* of all worker* represented, have a dou' Price Increases Arc machine gua InatrUmanta and tie burden when either lb* GIO CITY NEWS BRIEFS LtyiC OAR, July *|._(JP>-To­ map*. Announced By Ford ll*rro or the AKOL nrt in the picture sales tocreaaed her* yeetrr* Oa -Tueaday morning, inn liefora National Labor Itelatiueis day with a alight rite In pride, company left Iheir *tre*t ht 4:0b DETROIT. July 31.—W T l i " Many lu-w picture, will »dorn Hoard trprewplMlivea.” Stanley N. Roeveo, aala* superA. M. In trurka and proceeded Ford Motor company announced th* juixr* nt the late*t l*»ue jrf( Another oft tho*e p rom t a*visor, aald 331.000 pounda yr*»* accompahlad i ,0 P0*0! aeveral mllra weal of price lucre**** of ||B to |35 on 4UJ>00,000 1 the camp where they abandoned moved at u price o f f!4.B0 pef “ If Winter Com**," Iho aihertii-i arrtrd there were American worker* “ who either MVaral passenger model* In IU 100 as compared to 3w,00Q poundh and procaadad- In Ing booklet »ent out yearly by) Davli, and an addreaa by R. F. th* trucka IV3T Hit*. A formal aUlement at. a r e not orgariix.d ,nr who are Ilonaholder, who will trace hem equad a column by pUlduna to the Seminuk tiounty Chamler oi member* of. unarfillaled union*.** li ibutrd th* move to “ rialng Thursday at II4.4B. Approximately 00 hoy* will re­ n* said tha market looked labia’ Cosaly davploproent from contact th# “ enemy.* Commerce, according to Ralph He *ald th* new organisation coots.” Other almllar drill* hate been turn fnita Camp Winona thleaftstronger than when It openag IU *arllast staged |p to tha pra# The hate price of tho Ford en w r, a , the camp anils lta —the “ third national labor. on­ flNguell, aecretory. mad* during Ihe week. Daring eat limn. lino remi.ni unchanged, a apokas* three days ago, evpetlaQv In thd iwelftitbanabh. Ilnk-rt r«x. local photngrapher, ion” —would center ita effort, up­ ' Tha program wBl bo prevent reel period*, th# men participat­ man aald. Five paseenger car medium grade*. ha* reeenlly made picture* of on that group.’ By midnight, h* aald, 800,000 ed before a membership *of th* ed la baaaball ghmea, awlmmlng. model* and the entire truth and Mrs. W. J. Morrison recelvrd mony Semlnol# County *cenr» In­ Reg latarad for opening im h n r • pound, would be on th* w*r^l (Iwater Orlando Chamber of and other aporta. word today that her parents. Mr. ____ . . . __ _____ the tinnehall Wort Person* titled a* reprr*enta- commercial eerie* will continue to bout* flaor for aale Monday 4Wd cluding th*___ Ulg.Ti Commarc*. AH members bt tha ■all 'at caUtlng price*. The re­ aqd Mr*. Cummer, of Palalka l diamond _at th* Hanford Alhletle Ureai » l unafflllhtad group* in .>T City and County Boards of Com vised schedule becomes affective Tueaday. tiled thla morning. Bield," celery - field*, hidel*. home*. New York, New Jeraey, r*nn»ylRale* *o far thla year have av­ mlastoner* bars been lavitod Dutch Queen Opens Monday, . ' . t . * _____a 1___________ k a am n ia li — I —_ -J A L I. l* _^ I churches, apartment hou»e*. Ith# vonlp. Marylaml, Ohio, tr DrUwatr, to attend thin apodal matting. Automotive manufacturers gen­ eraged tha same a* Sat yaar,*M Th* regular weekly meeting of Mlll» i’atvuna **l.| they offrwd Sanford Municipal frai. Ihe lake* Maryland, Indiana, Michigan, II. • erally, soma of (hem ooaot by aald. Ut* Woodmen of the World we. •" «>»• hef n but *he, re- front. and Radfandn Springs, Hnoh and the New Knglfnd labor difricultln as wall aa by held last night at tha Odd Frllowa fu«-l. which will lu» substituted for pov-! 8 tatjo. *" _ higher material r**li, have dis­ Hall, J. G. Sharon elated today. Warden L. la Bowie*, in Allan- oral of the older plrture*. | llersh*/,. raiifd 1^ 'Milton 8. cussed Informally th* poaalbilily LOCAL WEATBRH _ (ta when th* aar#|>* aecuned, >a*l Tho »a me eokrhd roeer will |*JIIrrlhey from what nnA wax A of tucnaeml tal* prirea in con­ T. W. f*wlon. ‘ euperlntendept^he tre. kd by-Vincent T. Hake*, **ed on thf email magsxln*. and Cornfield net/ Ina boyhgml hoBMq af public InrtrUrtInn for Remlnok rr»*J tint*# a ehalngsnc fugitive. th* new pictured will add.Jfeor la abnormally quiet little town nection with new 1U3H modal*. Tha Saasl Slaters wBl appear on Florida t Partly cloudy H a w Tho Ford'company becatna'th* County, returned to his office to- **wrd a bar nit of a bull pun and mocp pagr*. Mr. Itagwell aald* of 3000, thronged by toufiel* and th* progress o f tha regular month­ first t* announce a' definitely and - Sunday with arattewd skW d*y' after twn-wroka vacation at « Mr,i th« Prifm camp e t - nyl* 1r”. U i w la ila v s a l l M a l a J Isa* Is * f I _ 3* ly soppor of tha local Townsend rovlaad acbedule, rffrctlva in *ra Sunday. Extreme fti Danona Hsarh t MMjr were atm<-,| with Club t* be held nart Friday night Florida! Partly riosady 1B3T. ‘ . ------* .hotgun. a rift* and tan potok Storm WsrninRH Are at TiM clock. W. H. Hughes,■ apd- Sunday. Th# Municipal Court aeaalon with plenty nif. ammuiiillon 1b-y Tide* whlrb la ftgularly held on M4n- *h»t Claude Robinson an unarm* Ordered* At Norfolk Refunding Programla ' Hundeyt*Daytaoa tide*. JklSfA l l t t l Ao -t day afternoon has. bran pn.ip.mrd n | guard Ta th* leg when be en* P. M.| low, V:40 A. M« > Validated By Court until Tuesday, Polk# Chief Roy trrrd tho amanaf In invertlr*lw NfiRFot R- V#., July 31.—(A V in P M • » r ■Jm a. WIllMins reported today. | |tc*ide» hoy Mr, Mi*« - |‘*r*«na Northeast *t»nii warning, were TALLAHA8BEE, July ttr-UPI HwaS* J , .reported*'th* Ion af money and ordered up here a* a blnw af nar­ Children On Progn|ni Tks --W-. Yesterday, 30j —Tha Huprema Court yesterday V-W rh h*> b l| ri,n * « W **>e v*c,p*a row diameter hut carrying wind* O f Sslyatipn Arno ^Ju rra. o d ^ fl^ ? hold valid a |II.W0.000 debt gar ^ J,U|I‘: 1 41 ^ h*W- marliine and o f galo force ippioarhed from funding program for Coral Ga­ ” , **' : ’ — - — n i a^d f H k . ; hog With their gun-. Tt*-"powug people af tha 8*1 bles. th* south. Weslherman John J. hU' aHfaaad Bcfn" W » they I tailor A m y will Uka a prosnl ww acrepipniuad by s foa rou|,| “catch n ride with* ear Morphy *tld unlrr* Ik* atorm A decision by Ih* court affirm­ wool part la all meetings floe MtlipT, _____ wa passed s while ago if y>u d .nT ed a ruling by Judge Paul D. idly mmA Music vili k i firrfah Barnes that ItFOO.OOO of refund­ i ad by tha atrlag band. It w*1 ing bond* and VfiOfiOO of U i The i.” ™. Bowl** listed H eather <w»|“W partidpotloa coitlflraU, would b* loaned la aatUsmant of th* dpM. Judge Barn**' decision overrul­ ing a taxpayer's contention that M JN JW oi th* dob* waa void > laouss hwamd for purely pn- T h r e e Prisoners Shoot Way Out 01’ Georgia Jail Camp h i , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15ffa5036d4cbd647302ece7302e792f.pdf aee60f838bfe8865fa15b7888e72bf5f PDF Text Text m m •I WBaSM PWWrriTMiMiwi r i "in , ilander* Victorious In ifteen. Inning Thriller; in ford Takes Night Game T ide' Fight Uet IS peers, eh* aatd. Asked whether the labor de­ partment Intended to do anythin* further about the recent uteel utrikr, Mima Perkin, aald all Uw medial ton plana the crashl-wl several weeks ego had proved not feasible. 'C&lhhtg Florida State League Game* Leoey. / TAUJUIAS8IE, July X*. —(AT —A 1M7 legislative act changing the form of ntoleah's municipal government and naming tha elty commiaelonara received lantatlx* approval from the supreme*court Monday- .' The court overruled a demurrer to an action tacking to oast L II. O'Qalan and other members of the old city council who refused to am render municipal record* a* re­ quired by the legislative act. Mitchell IV Price, attorney fur O'QuIna and others telegraphed tha court a request /or IS days In which te file an answer to tbo ac­ tion. An answer *t«M bring the tea* on for further conqldantkoi by the court Vernon Hawthorn* and other lawyers tnpraacntlng tha new city commissioners, opposed any Jvlay. Hawthorne telegraphed affair* of IlMlaah are "Chaotic and tht> |i*opta era practically without govern­ ment," because of the squabble about who I* In control The supreme eourt did >not Im­ mediately ruts.an tha time to be allowed for filing an answer. » In It* decision overruling tha de­ murrer,1the court aald "unde/ the plenary power given the legisla­ tor* by the constitution to dot) with municipalities In this state, w* find no Invalidity of the apt . It did not further complained of" discuss the set, or tbo constitu­ tional power* of the legislator*. second gam e Crlsfleld as ta error fay tho pitcher Rod­ ger* scored him wi^k a single to right to tlo Um gem* up. The sev­ enth Inning saw Daylong score on • -M. aa error, s stolen b*»» Sanford players won tho hall gtma fat the seventh when they oew*d twice on two walks, two aurora and a h|L Bedford gaaa lo Daytona today to hottlo tbo Islanders on tho City Hand Park- y M lt ,f ,. .mum ,o oecnne. tiled for celery, 1 house*, gar ■h HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by age, tool*, furniture, 1X100.00 Terra* R IngoM Wagner Station, MalUand. ra n QUICK HALE: mar beau ; ‘ • ' ___ WASHINGTON, July H. — (AT—The government -may slew down Its construction activities, a White House cetler Indicated yeelerday' Rrpreeaptatlve Woodrum. mem* le e of- the houto appropriations « ,mmltUa said after a visit lo Um president that Mr. Roosevelt b*ln the fifteenth renlury auger llcves a number of proposed pub•old in London for |1?6 a pound- lie bnlldlnga should be deferred ;— ---- -z-~ ---- =* pending hla efforts to balnnca'tba tract between kirn and Parr as­ piring Mar. 1, 1111, Phelan In­ flated the contract mast be on the roamleeloa'i own forme and rum for ’a T*dr from date of signing, Parr aald ho wouldn’t The United Btatee eiported«. aln. that ha wanted to be on his 701,000 bale, of rollon In t ill. own aftor Mar. t. "Apparently he doesn't want LEGAL NOTICE me to manage him after March.*' aald the surprised llmadrlhb. Thle Is hews to aft." Promoter Mike Jacobs took the pair Into an laaor room and aoon not them together. It was ;aa sou need Parr will algo a I year's contract with flroadrtbb. but will have a private agree­ The two gladiators wore In lbs ment with the Utter releasing asms room for' five mlaotea be­ him Mar. 1. 1111. Article* for the fight specify fore anybody bothered to lot re­ duce them. They stood la oppo­ Louis, as champion, la lo re­ site corners chatting to acquaint­ ceive to percent of the nut gate. ances. Neither pa much as gave Parr'a end Will be 10 percent. tbe other a I lance. Finally. Chairman John J. Pbalan took Chure'.i and State in Prance Parr to Loula' comer and pre- tv* been separated liar law line* Itello, my *oy," greeted Tom. "Ilow are yunf (Had to "Loula atpek out a llaip hand nnd replied: "Ilello l‘m glad- to meet you, Gold Fish, Dog Plants, — ------------------■ ■.. ■■ • . Among tha buildings Weodrum loo." 11 W stg f-L ilies, Ftah. Eowla, «*• That beer? tbit basin**# of gel-'’ v a ib Iinv s o t s u ___ idspartmant building for the social ting lb* boys to autograph e x ­ A quarians, Mosses P - M ; ^ .- ,HCh!»VM1f.dlU,«5!S! 3 S S board end the proJdeWd tracts got under way. For a Export Rock Work and pllnl iieneial low* nl KlnrMe | n rm o rtsl to Thomas Jefferson tu time U looked Ilk* ttCre might (w-naie till! •»*. tu , Ar«t •( IS* I ur—at—tnw. Pool Construction, Florida LrsUlsiUrr *1 1*30 that I Wastllngtonbe open wantru between Parr Foundation Plantings, Landscaping. Rosa Beds prepared and net. Estim ates gladly given. mevlrue at ravdel*. rata. rLomiUA bta th t s t o r a D-lonS at Oflumlo, pit. Hanford at ftaytaas. (:•». Im ih in at f-ablSa. 1:11 m. Anguatlnr at Oatneaville, 1:1* n a t io n a l m a u v i New York *1 at. I<*alallronblvn II mirage Phlildilpkla *t Hit let*) eh. Iloalaa *t Ctatlnnall C la ssified Advertisements / "TGovernmentMayClose - | Public-Buikling Work Change In Hialeah Govemmcnt Is OK By Supreme Court la the fifth, Sanders, flrat up I Daytona, singled and was aacrtoed U attend by Gentry. Wain M out to Kaiao- Lash singled .left Bearing Bandars. Jackson Od out to end Urn InningSanford enmo back In tha alslb taka a one ran lead. Clary ela­ nd to center, stole second ntvJ Nit to third on a fielder's choiceno straight outs brought Prleh* ti to tha plate. Prichard doubled bring Clary- Keren filed out to Ilalllm or* . id tbs 'Inning. Ja rw r City TVeo hits in the nevonth for lytesa tied Urn game up- Tbkra u n i. tt.«k K - -S ta g until the fifuenth, jK atffo * Mot Bandars singled and came Atlanta uae on Jackson's single WASHINGTON, Joly » - O T - B w w J r Perkw* reperiod yes­ terday that employment l*»t month decreased br shout 4W>00 while meekly payrolls dropped ' ^ Challenger Introduced* To Brown Bomber •*.100,100. Min Perkin* attributed th* , F or First Time As drop to strike* and seasonal bu»Inna trrndi. Employment ta* They Sign Up dropped In Jane in nine of the lie Gives Up Only Two Hits In Eighth Inning R e i l l e f Job, Only To Lose In Fifteenth M. Sanford Lookouts and the tons. Beach. l»Under* ye«terapllt a doable bill at the Sea* f Municipal AlHUtk FklJflrat gam* made up the July Employment p ecreu e Reported By Perkins Joe Loan And Sign Contracts A NBCHI l'A N IiM rali SI N ew Turk, r h lr a m *| W eehtnetu* C levelan l at I’ hllagtlphia. LEGAL NOTICE • budget. W . C. HARTLINE Monrot Corner Omae W W YOU CAN BAVE MONET BT TAR­ ING ADVANTAGE OP OUB CASH AND CARET PRICES. LOWEST IN TOWN. has plasty sf MMy U le u at raaOftbli tales «b4 vsrioss pbuM far any worthy >« ! — ■ • m MALARIA -lo B .Oar* COLDS Tires—Batteries On Easy Pay man t Plan 8EE US FOR YOUR GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP JPRQNB S7- 20L N .E A U | ^ BUT YOUJl FEEDS AT AN UNUBUAL* I.Y CLEAN STORE WHERE YOU WI LL RECEIVE THE MOST COUR­ TEOUS O f COURTBOUB SERVICE. IV Akfa ftANIELB FEEDS A WECtALIY Such 1m m ran far sm jm f uU m H i l l *■ •say weekly or aiMlhly p ty m la . » l 1- * TUXEDO FEED & SUPPLY CO. If m m U EM ey, ecTgolt sot rsprasnU tlve, Mr. I n B. Southward, at l i t North Park Atoms. ARCADE BLDG.—SANFORD, FLA.—PHONE 3 U Ml. leiui, at IMhta*. CSTERlPBIsr JDIDN'T! Smax 3AM MIS m ttleJ NOUOIVB TWEM A TO W N HEAVY DUTY BLACK DIA­ MOND TRAILER, gbod Ursa, asaioaad body. 1*6000. 1*31 Chev- NEW LUMBER raWt ooupa, good Urao, flMOO NO. I yellow pin*, thoroughly Rapl A Bona, .Used Car Dealer*. dry. Bidlag, floortog, ceUiag, W1LCOX, colored, waste lio.oo per thousend. United Unaf a r housework. U1S W1*. Phone Ut'W. W m H I U T r - t T l i ,| . - • ■ 1 } t I l || ' \ I r W 1 ( j - m m b i A �i - i i : • .. ^ . . - . _ ^ - ; ______ . ^ . _______________ . ■ ... ■ '/ u Btmlnolg C ount/ Prodncfg M on Krult And V cfeU hlaa Than AHimltar A t m Jn America WHERE FIGHTING RAGES IN Predicts Adjournment Will M g « ■ % ! .Come In 3 WeekgL CHINA’S UNDECLARED WAR Jap, Chinese Annies In Death Fight For Early A dvantages Ruthless Air Attack Unloosed Jiy Japan■\itf8e In Tientsin En1 n «s » dangcring US Lives ^ M ^ 'S c h o o l D e a T G e U w ^ n ^ T i m ^ c q u i t t a 1 In Case Duke And Duchess To Leave Retreat Court Bill Tie-Up ;^harging_A ssault Seen Possible Bar! Elder Was AccusedBy For Canal CityJ iMany Parts “ nf — Of V- Ex-King And Bride City Set Afire I n ere a s e Activity ----In P u b l i c Events However, Soldiers Of Sold China Rcp«I Japs In M IK Tdrll. Aualrla. July St. Swift, Hnrd A ttack ^ - Tin. Duke el Windsor, kmian Early AeW n I . I>rc- . Y l ^ " H>Y?"» dieted ForMInlmum. KiaaedStenographer W L e g is la tio n 1 greenfield. mi« , juw m. ^ W aa gg ee Lc -------- —C ft—'Thomas .C- Eider, 55-year- WASHiN™^ * £ » . “ (AP) Rayburn day that able to wMtkn tn r ■ f t 1*5*1712 — Majority leader n,Bnt U1 t catrga 0y (Mauit wuhi told the House t<V Intent to kill a form er school aaCongress should be social*, 8. Allen Norton, who one* adjourn In three sef u»«o Elder of kiseing h it p r e u p ,L i it . . stenographer. Elder also was acquitted or a up duu-g* o f simple u u u l t on N’or* ' Unlcsi thare la ft tic on tha court Mil In the Sen- ton. _________ ate- by something arising to The Franklin county Jury, which call a halt," Rayburn said, had heard tratlmony for nearly a -W e can flnlib all of ih li (lea- week, returned ita verdict a fte r U lattra) program In thraa week*.1deliberating four hour*Thera I* a do ire* of certainly i .The com men wealth had charged th at we can adjourn a t th a t Elder aeroeted Norton, form er he form s Ills ? ** . *** ,m lnu I" bitter fighting betw Chinese anil Ja|« n r* c around Peiping n war that lacks only I |n m* Into n ’schoola cauhlcr. In Norton'* GreenHate wad _a ant I_l« ba forced both s Mm , i° i <r* *In,‘ foreigner* from various nation* f W In safety within their protected legations, liallle* ragail ' and a aw l a t batweaa now and Dv field garage on lha night of l»*t P rlnl J f __■Y*tt<!Y.l” '--T ^ y ..Ja||*n» M- a p ..fte d Oha y hsd ecianl th r t'hlnear liarrarks at Na-tyuan, K Mr-dlghoM in ihc - wnwbifr.----------------- ------------■(May ZS. ‘ N«rt6n t«llfW T E l.tfr — ■ _j __ * f‘ ^ l n f ,r riaim ril they had taken l hi Japanese army headquarters at Fengtal. Qu ratio Led by Minority Loader had pointed a gun a t Mm, Out ElSnail about .th* program , Kaybdrn der in tratlmony danled ha was In U id accounts of It publiahed today Greenfield th a t nW it. following s conference yesterday I Elder told t W j u r y ho wan at batwean praaident Roaaavalt ami Keane, N- If., 41 Mf1e« away, ami legislative laadara wera “encour- hla wife earrobareled hia atory In her testimony. Aging. Ha apoka o f proipacta of Senala Witnesses testified th a t Norton action thla waak on th* waga and a ll year* ago, accused Elder of . hoar and housing legislation and “kissing and embracing" hla aten(C t iia iM » • r « * » T « « l on tha court bill a n t waak Theau k ci aorta bead th* gragram . T h a Bouse labor eomralttae. h* Mid, ahouid approve tit* waga and I A "M* I, i MUiifT* lb >»f •* I • i t "* *** ■"■-|^* ~ next: _ WASHINGTON, July 2!». A les Johnson, kdvS or nf thk A t hla p'rea* eairferanca Speaker (till.ANDO, July 1*1.' A s te r n lunkhead asM ha MWWfht tha Seminole C hanter of” the Future —A labor leader tu m n l legislator and m ilitant frunt tu rnmlwt tinMouse member* arera **^lag to be Parm er* of America, recently rA succeeded In w riting into the rise of Cornmunlim in Otlandn and rraaonahle about not belag atam- turned from a trip to Homratrad, wage-hour bill yesterday a provlCentral Florida was voted hete peeled-' Into adjoiupiactt. Redlands, and Gainesville where alen perm itting a board to fix last night by Memorial Post No. he conferred with member* of tho minimum wagea aa h lg b ,a a 70 IU of the American Legion in one organisation sod asaistrd in a re­ cents an hogr and a maximum of the most spirited Session, held port a f Future P arm er activities. work week as short a a 35 hours. in years. Ue elated that the report includ­ The house labor eem m lttre a p ­ *’ Member* unanimously adopted ■ ed photograph*. n«w *|«per d ip ­ proved the provision, which mem­ resolution offering their *»aisl ping*. stories, end Itemiied re­ bers said had been prepared by ancu "m orally and physically *v port* of each boy* work and Representative Wood, democrat, of lOQi percent Aiaertcana’* to Ihe Alan in the 'ta le Missouri, long-time president of S h e riff! office, the city police tie The Eerolnole pounty Junior earning*. m rnl were Judging* nf the hoy* *• the Missouri R tstr Federation of partm ent and any other law errCouncil 4-H flu b a held an allI fo rrrm rn t hwliea in event Vinlenre dar maetlng recently at BanLando to their cooporaUvt activities, lab o r. community aervlcc, leaderahip acThe proposal la a m *|or rh an re flare* here whrn a arhedoli-d nn-el Burins* In which arary commu­ Ing nf CIO Ineala open* Aug. 4 nity In tha County waa repre- tlritic*. conduct a t chapter m eet­ from th* wage-hour till as it 'a now being debated In the senate The post went nn record against rented with tha aiceptlon of Chu- ing, achnlarahlp. end recreation. A priae of 1400 haa bean offered Under th* la tte r measure th r ad ­ any acta of Cnmmunivm or any luoU Oviedo, D n . GI*<>V' , '" " T m inistrative board could not com­ “other ianra-' opposed to Ameri­ Kendall, homo daM ona& tlon fo r. for th a baet raportpel th* payment of more thun 40 can inatltutinaa and denounced tha Courty announoad today. I _ cent* in hour, and could not reduce statem ents made In th* p m a ty Swimming and a picnic d in n rr| N e l S W a n d e r R i t e S T o the work week below 40 hour*. C. R. Jackson, avowed Communist The change led to Immediate of Orlando Jackson had forecast ih at blood­ In the bualneaa aeaalon, the Coun-j g c rrlrrs lor C. O , prediction* th a t the bill would he shed will likaly result here around cil adapted a , Hat of aim* to Naj tw>ndl,ri retired merchant defeated. Representative Ramapeck, o f Georgia, democrat, de­ l.abor Day herauae he felt that which they will aaplrs during siad a t hla hom# on Mellon clared! vigilant* rom m ltire* would be the coming year. I villa Arena* last Tuaaday night “ Representing the arc!Ion I do. formed to combat the C IO .m em ­ Bom* of tha alma tha Club aet aH win, b« held In lha th* Brickaon Krtckaon Fn Fu 1 know I*l| vote against Ihe bill *f ber* and fultowrra of tha Com­ aa Ih rir goal arai To work to ­ par* Jloma Friday afternoon at these change* remain.'* With thia gesture of very decided meaning, a militant strike munist party. ward tha aatablUhmant of a 4:0* o'coek. An article published In Orlando i asnatB, debating It* n a n ,y mp*ihl*cr expressed her fcclioga for noiralrlking workers entrr b a y s 4-H ClaR; to encourage T h*' Rev. Martin Oram of the (Cm IIrm i I tta I'tfp Tlirrwl every club member to establish Holy Cn>aa Kplacopal Church company in Ilrta.klyn. I'.dlcei " o * r S>" lng ,h# plant o f the Rnldna-Drydock c (Oealti a perm anent demonatratlon • •» hero Will officiate and latarrornl men are guard watched carefully tq are that ahe rn d other aympaher home; to aaaUt toward m ak­ will ba made a t tb* Evergreen I ihir.-rs confined their resentm ent to nothing morn violent than ing ovary -4-H Club a standard Cemetery. I jeer*. __________ club; l-» have each d u b earn Ita The pallbearer* will ha: W. own money fo r Urn scholarship A. Cenup. J. L. llerrU on.fleers* fund and fo r county dues (the U. Bluart. 0 . T. Ilanderaon, J. WAHHINUTON. July 19.- tdb method of gtdB g each g irt a H. T m lurk and R. II. Wind —Jimmy Mattern haa arrenxni dim* from which ah* la to make A stalw art.' flrm-ijflnnad youlb with_lfc* Hovlnt North Volo ra a dollar waa anggoatad); to pre­ first, waa Invented today aa the I ____ 1 dlo station to flash an '-okay' sent faithful leaders, council of­ • f IS, Ills Majesty Feruuk lt? T TAI.I.AIUSBF.K. July lha earliest, When Arctic weather roudlfTmt ficers, -and girls, who have a t ­ first king of an Independant Tll„ HuprMaa C(llir, ,tBari, Meanwhile, an order of t h e are right for bit prepon. .| non tained various deg rasa of achlevoRgypt alara the Mameluke rulers, court obtained liy Altnrney W il­ atop flight arrrraa thn* lop td Ihe aacnt, with eome token of reeag* w are conquered by T u rk l.b l «u,n- nU » - < « < • » . «■" the dlgntthm ; to make gift* fa r c h lk liam fllounl Myers of T aflahsa world to Moscow, It was learned a. l" of horde* in the 14th Century. | «•“"**• ra c .v . ry dren apd sand faeakata a t C hristnee, prevent* delivery of tertIP yesterday. Mattern wiper la tit win With a d lrn llr '*c ueyned hla 1937. but tadkalod It* ......... pwrmlaalnn for thn trip today. m as; to develop prog rate in fam ­ year*, lha haaky shouldered n o s - ilunslliy will not b« tlucbTed for Icatea aol.l under li-rrua of the It waa alrungty Indicated that ily, cdfamvnlty and county reerearch took lb* oath befiw# hla ae t „ ,raa, n aa a rt, but permit* sate* to lonllaoa Becretary of rom m erre Itoper a lien ; and te dwreiop ability in ftB BlblRS chamber fhimhpr u d usonata, n t i l If lI „ aemblad and lieC On* groap o t attorneys main- la* the *T couollea. Would appro re Ih* venture, re leaderahip a* th a t th* county J . M. Hall waa given p anels becnm* King pf Ml»r, lArrd of , Howard 1*. Mac(aria na, of Tem ­ Varalng Ih* lenlatlvw rnluaal of emtadl* may provide wall trained “ >* •«* parmllllog sale to to erect an addition to hi* Nubia and (be Sudan and Bov lead We who have knowledge and bl* h' r t M ddar of tw oy.ar- ps, told the court. Ih* disputed hla department to Issue a permit a t l l t l Hickory A iaaM ereign of K ordof.n and D arfour experience In Ciuh w ork. to Um wild - acmalm of 1I.0M.- i Ug^ aortlftcate. waa ln- law —rtimmillre auballtula to cost apprailm ataly |H , f o r on the grounds that It la a *«o aubjecu and dlaplay of fan- » • '« becaaa# It also prrn.lti.-d Houae lllll t» t—waa dcslgnad to “stunt." rollnw lag a conference “«x»promi**- "ot Use* 1«« “liquidate a depreciated sad With Mallern and federal experts, B u fo rd Klwaaiaoa are attend- U r , and rtlaai within U U u Itoper ordered tb* war, navy and lag a Jot at meeting with U aU o- clont capital. Thera la ap rft>va\ , “ 11 lwo yt>r< •W. froasn a»*ct." In the I.am u flaad agriculture departments In earor* ad W inter p ar* Club# at of Egypt and the rerem onr w pi Another groop eald lha '» » valued al 417.000,«M on ta in whether th# !ll*bt would vfaa' Invalid a* maasuro for ■tala lo s e ' are delinquent. Springs this aharnooa lavaetltore raj her tbaa hav* ac If Mill, value. A aaadU et* n ill - ha "liquidation'' tateadad primarily Uoa ln4 |h e vaster* seas*. ll a said It rould not be c MbM . far hdUatian a t the M a tin g nf th* for tb s "compromise* of delin­ aldtrcd primarily aa Intendad ta Baafard aamp *f th* Woodman «f quent taxes. regular weekly mealing of perm it rompromlan ol dtllnquenl th ^ W a rtd tiM irrw night a t «iM Hla law firm* got directly tun-, taxes. Be outs of tha ship MATCH STACKRR PROVOKED t ffhUaws Hail. a*, tad with lb* two rases be­ U o a" will b* bald to ­ Chief Just Ire W. If. Elite, c. a fore lb* coart filed brlrl* pro AIRDRIE. Alta , Ju ly <9. -V P ) night * t T:M o'clock a t lk« J n q weet Ion Inc M*> lartane, observed ra n * m l ear vires for Mr*. Ad* — N athan Sevw-vaky, g storekeep­ and orm and three others acre that tbe title of the a rt might bleb to not cover a procedure for “Uger, ha ■ lost the evidence ha oaed given additional tim e la whir Q. Gordon who died nt la Up*ale Tuesday an to prove th a t ha w as Canada's submit briefs 'a a friend* of tb* uldatlon" allliuugli It did color, FAMILY A FFAIR champion match stacker. Banovtky * coart ware bald In lha Krtrkto tag cartillcat* sal* F aaaral Home IbU afterworked fo r several weeks building Ry tb* lim e thee* brief* are In, * th a t pi* a* MICHIGAN CITY, lnd., Ja ly • pyramid o f over M M matches on lha court will have adjourn'd M yers argued tbe alets could1 eosldj •* I;M o e lock. activi- M . —ttP)— Mr* Roaco* M array • bottle- Then « ew*tamer came In, for lha m oath of Aag**l, court dlapaa* of tw o y .ar old eartlO -l V hs Rev. J. B. Root of th* and Mr*. Robert Debbert, ab le plocked on* e f th* match#* to officials eald, M tho justice* M tea “a* th* Legislature sees I Oewg iegetlocal C h u rc h -b a r. ofU rto f n t Um same add re#*, gave fight a cigarette, end th e pyramid cannot reach a declaim, before but eald a clause ol U s 1 ‘MMUd and U U rm eat waa mad* U itk U daughter* the aU M day. th* »r*t woe* la B eplem W a t fO aaliaatd p . r*s> T brrel . ^ tho Lab* VkW Cemetery. . e , ' - .* YY 7O-Cent Minimum Wage Seen Knell To Blacks Bill Legionnaires Of Orlando Vote To Fight Red Drives A ‘SALUTE’ FOR NON-STRIKERS Labor Leader, Turned Solon, Succeeds In Johnson Back From Obtaining Provision Tyip Through State *•* 0tJ& (W o£. Adopt Resolution Of: f e r i n f f Assistance To County Sheriff All-Day Meeting Is Held By Junior 4-H Club Council I K, ”, B e tin HeldTomorrow 18*Year-OlcLYou th Is Egypt’s New King Supreme G»urt Delays Decision On Land Recovery Act For Five Weeks 2 Sanford-Citizens Gather Data To Aid] Trailer Camp Deal FJtitn J. Last Rites Are Held For Mrs. A. G. Gordon 'IE r 'V ^ ',1 ."I 4 .■ >! -K >4 .4 ■M 3 jS sir N" T! lhe llu^r lt“Mlkn of Chlin-s* armlc*—Sflth lid 40lh—*lt*rkc.l ill con­ cert to gain the strategic Tlcntaln lorn| utrhl* area and cut Japanese coiumuAI- le rt, an*i F rn l T. Willinnm, engineer, *rct»ni|iai»inl Mnynr KjIunkI 11Irkiii « mid o th er t ‘Uy •»!’ Ilf Inin In Tmiiipn u u lr n li r (n • w ilf n lints* re iiilh t* i «» lln* |int* |h ifwptl tra ile r lin e , it wun rt'venleil W h ile In T.H ilf i, the a r r lilf e H and o m k I iim i at * or**41 htrnrm atltm r n n ra rn lt iK r»**|M»reineuta iim ile tiy tiip H U h * In it nwnt In tra ile r ram pfi amt n fh e r InViirtiialluii w lilrli will It.- iiN flu l In rtiinitlllu g aperlfl< n iIo n a for . (lie lm- II MilKtf tiw n n Tn*t i Charles H annan, A ge 81, Dies From Illness Ctihrb-a I', llarm an. « n ‘d rrt* ldcn| to-re, died »l III*’ home of Ilia aon-ln law nu.l daughter, Mr, and Mr«. A. I,. M<e>r*. of Ilrcn t' V*l>Dt|| nt !> Oil o i Inch last night. Mr. llurruan, who «•» *1y r a r ' uf-ago at tho time of III* death, wn« . I...... In Kenoatia, p tu ty w rn l. whl.b will lm idler- \VI«„ Apr. 13, Iv5*. ih-nllr .am* ed I*. l.jR.lere « ' womi as non- after irtt nine'* of tl.rr-p years, pl.-ted, Ttn-, ng.-il r.-'ldenl la aurvlfed A It. After Hie I.Ma, have lie. o tali-' liy lila ilurighl'T. Mre. ulster! Mini lUc* >ih-I of tin, proj­ MtH.re, id diunfnriit C. T. r.urck, ect a'ccrUInr-d. mplllltrra of the nf Jark-nnvlllr; ab.1 a brothev, lit. al Trailer I’amp foim iilllre Mike Harman, nf rtn rin n d ll. Ohio. Funeral aerrli-r-a will be held and rllie f'lmnilo-r oI rom m erre arlll stare u rtrlvrr lor l.wpa to In th>< Frick arm Fnnnral Home l>ar lor thr. Improvement* width Friday aflt-riimiii ul !: bU o'clock. the City platis to repay over u Tb.- |tev. J. W. Austin of E n ter ( prist, tqlll .d ll.is iq Ihtermnnt period of year*. I will Ini ma.i» In llm Evergreeu l ciiioli ry. ' l.'tin Roper May Approve Mattern’n Proposed Nearly 9,(MM) Knijthts i Flight Over Arctic Attend Miami M eet I Woodmen Of World WiU Meet Friday , a. a BMMg * here in "Ilia roailca* squire,** I * fir ▼•** tn aurl'iw t **WM prcp.ifltig lo take hla AnivrbaiiThe lives of Tirntnln’n born Inl.]*i to ruiuenll. Venire. tunny AmiTtrniig were lmTint lernier King nnd til' Ihirh-' |H>rilk'tl Itnlny l*y Utu literal eaa wer,. <-ip«'Ctad In meter Dorn their lioio yiiionn n d re a l h e r e dofllh nlniRRle between the ».iie I.. iin- _Jum m ao mul CliiiH'so iirtnle# Wa»erl< oid.urg llnllan iliy of ranala where ho­ m N o r th C h in a . tel nrctmiiimdat Inn* 'h a t e l.c.-n T lu i Ja im n e d u a r n t y in a reaervo.1, , '•» ilriis lic m i o r l to m ul th e 'Itrea-ett |lkn a native ot Oslo C lunenu a ltm -k t i i a t tl ir e n l- Konlh Aii'trlon region. ’ will. e cu t'll in tlriv u tl i r o n i 'liuiH ^ feather In hla hat and barn Mil, lla North China alr.ihgh(dik| knee* ahoetng h.-tow hla shutl. liBmerl a ilovu'lutlitg nerlal hour! leather brie*. Ilea, Ih« lluko lie' hardnieiii on ihe itty, I......me a familiar .D rum on Japanese officer* declared an _ mmininln byway*. . • acute altuathm nimpfllr.T lhrm ta J tlu . nallsoa arre p j Mm. a* a ignore " e a rlie r anaurancc* not ta : nelchl'ir who. when lie I* roam ­ I'qxiao thu city's foreign resident* ing abroad, la trlendlr to nil hnt I., peril." faoilllar allli f»w. Tljity gladly Wave on wavo of bombing torglto him one a.e-l.il orror aqua.lmna set many uf Tientsin'* wearing a ly n d .an luatiilun In principal building* afire particu­ ttarlnlhla. larly the- railroad renter and lie la known^ Ihroughnul Itm burned the inlcrnnti.inal liridgt rouolryaldfl na T h n lo-llea* connecting tho foreign concCaaions aquln-" lie. uiisn ha la much mom end the Chinee* city- Rumba rained artlrp than m»*l of the nolnuler on the dcnvly populated Chinese of Ihe. vlelnlly. quarter*. One village on Tlsatsln'* Wh.-u Edward I* Hot playing .tenola or nrlf or u-tag hi* al. kin outskirts-w as an inferno. ' -R oth-'at Tientsin and I'elplng, «u I ho gi.i^a ntumi . WaaterleyuA m rrkans- huddled In cellars of I I M tln M Its Tavel foreign ennertaione and swarmed for sa fe ty lirMtie rigbwwty r a n v . ^ pound*, spurred in;, ahellrr by • mrmnries of tho foreign ayallags CHINESE HEADLINE HAN FRANCHtrO, July » » •■nlnf General Id’t—A H«n Franctam morning MIAMI. July n . —M Chairmen John II. I'help* an newupaper till.* rliren lrle) which r-lrrulatca In this city's famed nounred yealerday S<70 person' ('htnatoarp appeured today with reytalared for ih>- Irl.-nnlal run- a h.-adjllte In rhlneee. Tranatatrlnve last w ell of tho Knights e.| | hi- rbaracler* read; "I'lilna, Templar. Japan atari war." Coat of Ihe ..invention In the city, county, elate and Individ uala wna eelimatud at l&O.nnn, with an equal amount romlng from tha nedac. Forecast Pre-coni Uvn eatlmaleii nf a t­ Floridv: Partly rlniply local . tendance ranged *■ high a*- <A.UM, and convention offlclala be- ahnwi-r* Friday and -on the waal Katra-me Norlbllerad unaelllcd labor rondlltnna roaal tnnlght, Florida: Partly cloudy elsewhere were la lilatnn for thq wesl pn.hahly local thunderahower* I* reduced (urn out.. east pnrilou lontghj and Friday, Daytona Tid*e Friday's tide*, high, 13:04 F a M.; Inw. L td A. M . >: 14 P. M Daromatar Yealerday, Jd.l; t.alay, 30,*1, Preclpltatien Rig Bapfordltea will roncTOda Total lor yesterday ---- -- 00 sig h t weeks 'nf study a t Htelaon Total fu r' month to dale - .5.10 University In ItelAiid nt Ih* Normal in date ------- ;M 1 ; commencement eierrlaaa to be Temperature bald a t l:M o’rl.<k In Ihe after­ Maximum. *5; minimum, 74, noon of Aug. T. In the university Herald reading auditorium, arrardlng to ioforOfficial Report ■nation received here today. High U The gradual** will lacloda: 01 74. Catharine White, Nancy Hutehl- 14 ■f aoa Rrock, H. K. Morris. Carolyn ff - - _ Collier, George Grown MeClal- |4 ____ . ____ - i ft* 71 land, William Raadall Slaughter, tr .. —-... ........... »t R ------------------ 54 II. and II- M. Day, j LOCAL WEATHER"" Sanford Group WiU End Stetson Studies i R e ;- -- . �. . ■ . ....... - — .W » te » f i . ' *. > * - ...... • B ; Ik •* i to T \ a&'-vlE jiem j ** TWO * P M t u 't i i i t M n n n t i c m AiL i B iu a n n n eel n n m r —» T T Herald 1 SFL-YaS-awr m t“ , i l l , •< i m r u t o r r*. fterM a, u 4 M tki *< l i n k *. (OKI UKAM H , • NULLAH II , trailer (3 1 11EAW—u se tmmmm Mi b k M Iwjy■ 1.’X.! •- ’J a tiH .-.rn im o n NATKS /fl *W Veer . ---------/i\ a - K 'f tp Hm IM ----------- - r - r - S S i\ *',.-1 ;j^ r t f YV/Mil.. . , ip®i t* _____ M I i h , H lit •> a w l i i l t u u f ■•tl*** •> 'Jtovrxxsrx >ilMaa »■!♦* LlMIl <H Naha WfT* •ha aallaaal t I m l ____ l ' _ Ofttaaa a rt •overt Maas la Iha la ia tr elilr' • tr r with f H iif c il i w * C k l t k f a aa4 f t * I la • af Th Tea* a h lrh la esela ■4 la lha aaa le t » „ .4 all new* lliM I f k a ta II a r mat rtieew l* •a Ihla *•*♦# a a l a la ' af mahamallaaafamaala ha rata a-» alaa •» THURSDAY, JULY » . I»»Y PANTRY RAIDKHB 0t eurer* of lha ehalra grow dim: L ot corpaia Iota thalr lu rin ' ■■■ bright, fOl lha lea boa lo the brim raiders coming home at Jllg h L pawrla In a atrong boa (trap. I d i*av* lha awrata upon lha shelves. wall Mocked pantry try to keep And lot , lha ynuuyriiTs help Iherosetrss- . .L ot doorway* r r rtk mvl curtain* 1, flop | _ fashion leave r« Ter behind, S a t atilt keep ginger nl« nml |H>p O t ha*# for Oitrsly kids to find: feoyond their reach pul treasure* ' fa r * .' atill b* aura to order more _ *B whan you see none tbero And nerer lock the Ice boa door. it T i l l rnle for happtnrsi f m ake:" S a ear* t* keep tha panlry ■Locked, Leave eat the wedge of chocolate | J A n t liarrr let the doot be locked: U * f out the crackera and the pie. “ W Jam and honey In the roinb, aa o at th* youngster* To raid tha ahalraa whan they • coma home. _ EDGAR A. GIJKSTW i .don’t like lo brllkta Jt> but ,W# auepect the Chinee* will toon be singing that erstwhile popular tunc “^11 Of Me." . . . . — o —--------The biggrat Jiike uf the year It tg a effo rt of CIO leuders to make out like they are the vie. tlma of etrnnirorm ta rtlrs by th e opposition/ . , ; ' ■ —■■ n --------- . TV?. blggaal problem 'confront* Ing diplomats- today la try in g , to find out w hether two nom ine*, which aim fighting each otlior, a r t a t w ar. * *, Tha- ■Florida Exhihit ■*' ■o r*' ‘ + •**••• a^^^^^naa^a Ruthless Air Attack Unloosed liy Japan­ ese In Tientsin En­ dangering l)S Lives - - - -*.-•**• ^ The people of, Florida hjtve apent no money which ’irought urenter return# than the fund# expended for th* Florida exhihit a t Chicago, Rockefeller Center and Clave'and. The amount of free advertlaing which haa accrued from there endeavor# la beyond appraisal, but it ig safe to nay th a t the value would run easily into six figures. Out- t Ride of this, millions of persons, whose only impression of Florida was what they had heard or read, have been given t s real and vital picture of the state, nnd their Im pression,, fudging from the quality of the exhibits, was of the k in d ) which would make them w ant to visit within our borders. , It is not alone In the field of attracting visitors to our door th a t Iheee Florida Exhibit* hsve been of benefit «o the state. Every Industrial nnd HfftculUiral enterprise has been aided by the displays which MYf1 upfolded the millions of visitors w hat this"M ate gjjtrsfs nml m akes and why our products are superior to all others; Only recently a new sound-»VR<^rotftyq <u<Vfjny * product of Sanford's own Byron Stephens has been put on dlspbty telling the story of Florida's color-added citrus *n^ acquainting the people w ith the real purpose* of this ptperM, It is stated by members of the c'tt-us comouaawft •hnt this elaborate dioram a Is the "most powerful w j ••ver developed for removing common prejudice Ip nor •■rn m arkets ngainst colored citrus." Sanford celery M * l»cen shown growing in the field nnd the m*rit« n UUA food have lieen told millions, thereby Incm ying, th e demand for our biggest money crop. . . Newspapers from .California to Maine recently printed dispatches about I’oXtmhster General James A. Barley it* reiving n basket of prize Florida citrus at the entrance to, Florida Manor end pictures of the event appeared on many newspaper page*. Such publicity ns this can pot tie bough We can make no mistake In contributing to the limit to make the “ Florida Exhibit" a perpetual institution. --------- O'— .— •n w iiia s e a yeses • • »* » Owe! cations with the Interior Btriklng cut- th eir offensive from Tangku, TWntitn’*_ port 20 mile* to th* oast, F a n g io l Jap ' an*** field hr*d<iuartrr* west of Pelpfng. T bs attack wan audden, iWlR and strong. S A N EORI) TWENTY YEARS AGO I'V u lty APP<4ntWWit popular as a awlmlng r*»ort. The lake I* beautifully clear with a sandy bottom and brtag i many plcnlr paifWa Word comas th at J. HowUnd V/Udman U now In Franca fight­ ing fur Unci* Sam with an a t ficar'a commlaalon, IUa many frlrml* In 'th la city ar* watching Ida raraer With in le re it Mr*. Janlua Turnbull aad 1UU* •laughter of |fonttcalb arm tb* guait* uf lira, Italia P Arring ton. F ■ “ A letter from D r Browntea a t Montreal, N. a , aoji that ha and hi* wife enjoyed th alr ylnlt to W aihlngton They gat tkraa meal* a day in M o n tm t. Roy Chittenden haa enlisted In th# Marina Corps In Utica, N, Y It'» always tha parson not la th* predicament who know* ^hak ought ta have bass den*. Lightning RoJt Kills Twp Aa4 Nlae .u.'TasadT’flR x i •< wo«M glv* an edminUtraUvn TALAHASSEE. July 29. —CAT —Governor Cone asked the aid of Florida'* 47 /comity commission. In raising m oniy far advertising tbe state. Working In connection with the i tote' chamber of owmmcrce, he w rote each eoraoksloo asking * contribution to a alatawlde adver­ tising program sponsored by th* board Ufa o r death authority over Industry. W arning coHragues th at -the American ajratawi of Industry may be a t stake,' Vaadenberg said the bill lovolvea "power over the price fixing, power over the very crea­ ihamter' tion and evlatare* of Job*.* Th* Governor aeld other funds “There Is itc h a. thing as aco- also would b* s<*of ht frani p riv ate% nomlc lndlgestlnn.N ,ka declarciL source*. The nkamber recently “Thera Is also suebk* thing a* raid approximately (75,000 would ,y mmomle tulelde.be the program 's goal. net hnmanly poi draw from Peiping wfier* all but any five man to make about 15 o f. U e f ^ f Atnaricln sands of docl>ions to r thousands of Industries |taai^*nto warn quaHi snlhd ik.'dred* of thouosnda of men geney erxopnpotenta ctnhatay cam p iju ai/ig a to l Not a ' thl* m ING, July 29. —Malcolm China** aoldiar rem ained within] Daacrlhlng th* bill'* objectives! . 23, o f Lak* Wales, Ftorl* the form er capital *r l u envlrons. ** "taf1nlulf J“»‘ ••'J dralrabl#.’ da Public Seevict- company linaPalptngV larework’ of barricade* Vandenherg laid "there arw some man, .-wa* electrocufed yesterday was ripped down and the new ly Itorwnrd step* wn can Ukn Immedug tranche* in th* m ain street dlately, but w* should not move at n company's aubatatlon Tier* Into tka utterly tyrannical field of when ' tie tain* in .corttict with i were filled In. 4000-volt wire, authorities aald On* rapari aocrfbfj th* with* b u re s sv stle regulation of w a y : E fforts by fellow w orken, 'firaw ithout.th* most careful itudy."_ d riw sl to * (iri-arfang#d‘Slno-J*pmCn and a physician to revive him Senator H arrison offered an ■Mil understanding to end tha amendment to dcrentrsllx* ailnitn toiled- The firemen u teifan inhala-', crisis w tthaat ioab 'o f Dfc*. to r for about three hours. Chinese new *pap«s at Shang titration of the law. I t would re­ Ite g ro tt had bebn with the comhai,I, angered ly tn* sui sudd*a coMaps* quire tha board before fixing wage pany five yrsrs. *1 of Chin#** resistance i at* Fvlplng, and hour standards, to ask state accused leader* a t n “e*up d'K*V XOTrrn°r* to set u p 'a d v U o r y Which betrayed tb* nation ” «*>•"»■ represents-, ^ Unofficial report* **ld’ a ,p*M* employers, employe* sndi WHERE the public. conference is. FRIENDS fay. Powered Wire utes Man The N ew Air Loop llie establishment of the National Airlines in Florida m ay prove t hnt SnufonT Will got air-passenger servlet con­ necting It with the larger cities of ihe state and country. Our city has an excellent air |xirt and there is no reason why eventually we cannut becom e'a regular atop on the new loop which will link the state. 'i n Tnmpa and Orlando," says the Miami HerakL "special preparations arc being made for the reception of Nutlonal Airlines, which has begun an ulr loop 'around Florida, nnd someday m ay branch bill lo put Miami In touch with the Gulf Const ns Eastern Air Lines has with the East and the Middle West. “With new nnd finer equipment ordered for thp early fall, National Airlines' will g've fast service between Mi­ ami. Fort Myers, Sarasota, Tnmpa, St, Petersburg. Lake­ land. Orlando and Dnytmiu Reach. Of principal interest to this city will he the flight to Tampa and St. Petersburg nnd return. -----"Orlando If preparing io expand its nir field to give the now line more mom. The city of Tnmpn Is making per­ manent arrangements' for assisting Ihe line nt Peter O. Knlffht field. Other cltI on along the way are being stim u­ lated to spend money foj* the encouragement of this new enlomrtsc. , "In ‘time, of courso. National Airlines hopes to find prrif'tahle W for a flighty between Miami and the* Mate canltnl nt Tallahassee, and even for-extension to Mdblle or AI Innts, to top the transcontinental routes to the Cali­ fornia const. "11 is nn ambitious prngrtm . modeled along Hues th at gave Pan American Airways nnd Eastern Air Lines » <tbe firm confidence of the puld'c and thu active co-operation of public officials/’ ‘ . . • .__________________—o —• _____________ | THURSDAY, ID L Y » , 1*37- Gone Asks For Prob$ “ if IInto Two Purported ICRi p a n n a g e Contracts to to The government yealerday re(|iirMr* that the Senate flnnnce m m m l'ioo produce fri,(K)U,U(S).tHSi tn pay foi sn arm y of one lullllon men ubtoid Ten ateel rnachea of the Roiillc em Pacific Itnilroa.) filled with lldnnm cjt from t'allfornin uml folks our* liwiiila > gtiardrd by trn deputy. Ilm lcl you ask them (o' pay -what t'hny Statea MhikIiuIh | iu»i>v<I lliruug'i aw*. T har forget how sure you Orlando thl« morning. It I* un­ OMJ b# haciuaa lllvy haven't derstood that lha Chinamen are Bronson Journal, bound for Port Tnmpa to ba x... .. . o----— ahlppeil to Cuba for the_ planting Th#r* may bo *imir room for of a Chinese Colony, complaint about poor business Ruby I^ e lllat-k. and Nolan Pika this summer but on* thing l« were paaarnecra of the Orange oartaln, no on* can nay the P elt Auto l.lm- from Hanford to waatbur h a in t been Weal. Orlando ycaterdayIlnnnna Imkr peas Pnola.l* tha OrUndu authorities pul a*veral cummer home of F rink Drimn, . torn of slum In • -Uk* to aal- Rrorga DaCottea, and A rthur tl* th a mud. And now w* sup ▼dwelt It h a s a ls u hrroniu very paM avarr fi»h ih er catch will — * ( S amall uioutb baas, ('lor Uullins.AnnounccH Stoat Pfaaa, Tha King and Quu'ii of Kng' Ioa4 got a typical IrUh recap Uan in B alfatt tha other day with bombingi and burninga playing a piromlnrtit part in th« f«»ilvitlaa. ----------- - ----- .' Broad u o i Carda Just can't atay sway from Ihla vicinity. T h v havs daaertad tha aaat wilt tralfi 111 B t / P a - i aprldif,- Uradaaton ' m "T T AMD ( A M I ta r.----------- - f lh g Bgaatoh reraM, O a a a n l F ra a . to show n a t hi* at *1— 7*1 with U s write and daughter. W ar ahaarvi battered th a dcctotvs battle el tha a t lha gatoe a f M adrid. w ar waa hslag f i Ih a a g h tfo l tei Duke And Duchess School Dean Gets To Leave Retreat Acquittal In Case For “Canal City” i Charging Assault Minute* Of Freedom Dirigible Would Aid Costly -To Prisoner Search For Avlatrlx MEET FRIENDS ANDT TACK IT OVER WAB1UNGTON. July 2 9 . - W MIAMI. July !* .-(A 1 -T h r» * minutes uf TTrt-diiui yaaterdny —Com nandcr Cbarles E. RosenOPPOSITE POST OFFICB brought 11/ V. U a d M y ,1 27. an dahl of the U k e h u n t naval air additional four yeato un a prison station told tha htuse naval rommittoa ytaarday th a t a llg h te r ■rnlencie for burglary. A ssistant County Solicitor Al' than-alr ship would have expedlt' ■BBaaaanaaaaaaBaaaaaaBB' bert Hubbard Jtml' had agreed to etl th* AmelU E arhart search in accept a pled to a tosavr degree the Pacific. Ho tald such an airship could t l unlawful entry And to recom* m*nd a y e a r 's ' sentence, when have reached the Howland Island j search area frrm Honolulu on Lindsay ra n ' from a bailiff. lie dashed duwrr six flight* and «>"• »nd half day*, or from me j Into th* arm s of two courthoui* 8«n Franclaco bate In four days. employe* who had raced by el** -----------------------* . valor to the flist 'llrwr. R rturntd, A m ateur t^ o rt wave radio o p e r - tj •■*■• '* Ave. Lindsay was si-ntcnrvil to serve ators accompany most exploring w CT,pv<lllk>n* I JaBBBBBBBBBBBNaBBBBBaaad five years. GEORGE’S PLACE i Glass SCH1NA— -SILVER i iraatlawea r n a raws n**l i r . s l l . i H i Sewn #«•* h m | burg Ca*( Is, b» I* out la th* ugrsphcr. Miss Evelyn Dill, bat hills- sometime* bunting, b u t both EMsr and Mlt* Dill denied •nor* often biking with hi* Eng- that Eldvr ever had kissed or vm* lUh aid*. traced. h*rTb* Lmrbess, h i* . bride o ' Us* Elder end Norton want asaoctllian two months, tuw slliu'ta ac-* at** of Dc. Elliot Speer, hcadmas• umpaiiies th* Duke If only * U r of .Mount Heriuon school who slnmla climb U planned, Uut It was shot and killed nearly three It ha wants to ascend tunut UlgU. years ago. HU slayer nutar has XYZ rorraspotiduare lB the nam* n glvvn ta the dispatches in 1797-94 l>rak *b« stays a t lbs old cas-1 been Mtnllflcd. lie, I NArton msd* A U st minute ap- of three American rom ntssioners , Diamonds And Watchta Op* uf Edward'* mokulalu pen ranee on the "tend as a reb u t-’ to France containing tha dam inda’ Jimrbai* took him to tka top ot ta l w linrts yeiterday to dony hq of .Talleyrand and other -membar* Fina Watch And Jewelry Repalrin* Diamond,JAotMiUn||-AnddE*igamvll%*kivuto muoi D.ibwulcb Mountain, a petal Ji|*t Hag ever lUscribod htmsoU .a a a* of ,xkw .French: D k-eckirat».aa lb*i •tfi(*|ui viiicKx an it n m iJ iiyqr tooa W*t above sea l«v*l. “D r Tekylt and Mr. Ilyd* “ a* r a " prico of respect l o t h # (Jailed *•* ■.•ytiil •*. • ra.aa g W««» tq Y—etre I Ho made the climb In foill boars. lated by Elder Tuasday. 1 .tales governm ent * y ^ W ^ » M W W llt o l^ n w » x * a » «w tol l ^ t o « ‘ '| i Or degrees ,l*olh tb* Duke and N orton.also dented .ha had told llui Uucbese arc taking nn In­ MUs Dill hs wa* sorry he hail re ­ ported to Dr. Culler th at bo hail creasing part In public evenl*. tl9(b look part I,a the nlflclal rplrd on Elder and had seen him ouentug of tb» V/oertorae (ports kls* MUs Dill. rurniraj recently. Last week Under questioning, Norton said Ibey weut to Vienna and niotorml be told Ml's Dill that "I regret I itecu as Austria for tbe first day bad lo trln g your nam*. into this of tbe Baliburg Music Festlral. c a p ita:an t affair " They b ars entertained ona party a t lb* csaUa. a select gruup^Cat aristocrats^ from tgo ni-lfbburhood Includlug Prlncn and Princess Alfred WlitdUcbgra ol Zlvrsdorf. whu felt at borne b e­ cause *tbe Prince formerly lived FAIRBANKS, AUek*. July 29 at Wasserleunburg. The Duke —<A1 —l)eylight around the clock tb it Duchsaa id Windsor rent <be and bleat w eather condllioJi* most caetla. of th* way lay ahead of tbe third -Soviet trans-polar airplane flight 2 Kbeduled to sta rt from Mosco«( “ * — I today for an unannounced desUtr e a A r u G i v i ’n ^ H * allou in America. The American trained pilot, SlgA wild tropical bird a tii two lorgund LcvaneffsVy, known as tbs pin* attaboy a r t the newest addi­ "Lindbergh of RuesU," set tha taka tion* to Hanford’* growing too, II o ff for H:M A. M , Eastern Tim*. WAS announced IhU morning by Threg to fhrf persona wCre to. W Jin\*s Moiidtiton, superintendent company 1 avaneffsky In the fourof p a rk a ’ ' motored plane. Absence of word of Nellie Ray Woods U tha donor lb s takeoff a fter tb* announced of \b* bird and Tom Beat, titled j Uro, ^ c alled th* delay of Moscow thy official snake catcher, g a rs , (n announcing prrvbius tra n sthu two snake*, on* of whi ch( flights. measured 6 feet and the other i feat 3 Inches CRlXHEJt TO RUtUHA Phil King, caretaker, will ptoe* them U th*lr raapective cages WASHINGTON, July 29. —BP) immediately. —'Th* navy announced yesterday th at the cruiser Augusta, flagship MUSIC INCHKAHK of tha Asiatic fieri, arrived at NEW YORK. July 29 -W > - Vladivostok yesterday fur n cour­ Thara's m u sk In th* a ir—or at tesy visit lo Soviet Russia’s to rI.A “iUltra will ba—because tb* eastern port The cruiser U thn N^tlanal Association of Music first American nsval thin to call Merchants to convention bar* yes­ a t a Soviet port slnrr tha bolshe­ terday Vaportcd tha largest volume vik ravolatkm. of business to th* history of tb* lndootry.. * -- • Mclsudbi, Jeweler r iK r T h T T E w r r r FUu> Wuuihtr Favojra New Trans-Polar Hop Trwfrai Rijd And . WINTER PARK. July 20. --Tl»JACKSONVILDB. Jufy t » —(AY • fipuJutmcM of Dr. Jeremiah M Two hrgroes war* kUWd asd Yoqpg, an outstanding- aulljorily! ntna ulbars. tojurad yaatarday by In "M*. ilrlii' *■ p rofrsiur In guv I a boll of ‘Ughfujag whUb alru ft trn n jiid . at Rol1ln» coHjgcr'Was a abed wh*r* *B>or* than tee anno'unfn) recently, lie will | H> a dock worker* wap* member o f th* faculty during tlu A white man y t i toll term only. >tobw wt D r Young h a . been n'lanriated t* W with the teaching (to ff of tkr'U nlteralty o f MtbOcaols nine* 1000 4 fv «M lf of Am*riesn nnd wan formnriy chairman of th e' •OUlemsol, sugar wa* shipped to t^ -u » ;'to ^htm loaf b * u . i heels of Sanford'*- pro- Departm ent of political yclcnrr\ln t e ffo rt, to bulM a- trailer that universitylie >w i graduated firm Kan.es <KHft Doum'emant come* th at - waking up and la ln- college, lyi IR90 with tb r t^ . R. de­ -k i­ tba, " eapadlenry of gree, from th« ViUvamlty V WXh ng ,|4,600 to build • modaan Igan tn IIM w ith th* A aid to b* tha m ast fam iliar gT*a, and from the Un Ur ru t >■ tfaU *r fam p. All i*MW picture in tb s w e t ^ ji Die Baa Chicago ln lo o t with th* rh . n. ta our^ halgtibor on <uha Thar* arw plenty of degraa. BaaclalUlmg In political I laihrp and acaaemir*, ba t* divide. •; p u n u H graduate studies later *t •a >' . - lagionnalra* of Orlando have being willing Schick Shaver iW a x i H B B P k*i h c StoUh win % A Oil �Social A nd Personal Activities Social Calendar THURSDAY The Oviedo Baptist YaSM ethbdlat Bandey school Picnic will ha bald at Coronado Beach to ­ morrow afternoon. T rs business and social m eet­ ing of the Young Poopla’a League •( the F irst Methodist Church will he held a t $:M o'clock at tba annex. FRIDAY The C trl Scouts will meet >1 5:45 o'clock a t tha Little House The regular buelneee meeting of the Sanford Townaend Club will be held a t 5:00 o'clock in their club room* In tha Welake Buildlag. The publk la Invited to attend. a tu n U A l Thera will ha a meeting of the hoard of the PreobylerU* Auxil­ iary a t 8:10 o'clock. Tha Prayer nd will meat 8:41 o'clock lowed by-the buelneee and l a ' dm-atlonai meeting ft 4:M t WPA Laborers To lete Work On In Lakeland » Missionary To India Speaks To Gathering The P i n t B aptist Church » M the scene of a large gathering from all denomination! last night when they heard Mias In et Crane ipeak. M in Crane U a missionary to Burma, India. • She gave a very enlightening talk on missions and stated th at the work was started In Burma by Dr. Judson 185 years ago and that there are 100,004 B a y tints and 150,000 missionaries la the field a t the present time. Mias Crane appeared In native costume and displayed several elaborate costumes which were embroidered with shell and sil­ ver ornaments. Some of these garments were m years old. She also displayed a number of pictures of the schools and work* ere and the students. "i She was formerly an Orlando .flrl and has been la India for *lg years. She I s completing her A. B. d e g re e 'th is sum mer at Btetson University after w hkh she will conduct a lecture lour for a month in Colorado, Miss Crane plans to leave for Burma the first of September. J. G. Sharon Introduced the speaker and the m usk for the program was directed by Mr. and Mr*. Alvin -Milam. Mrs. J . K. Mias Basel Dean nf FI ornate*. Ala* and Mlaa Addle & Kelly, a t Selma. Ala. a re the gueeta a t their aunt, Mrs A. L Kelly. Mm. H arry Ueerva left yeateeday to r Wash lag ton. D. C , Cleve­ land, Ohio, Pittsburgh sa d tha mountains o f PemuylvnaiaWord has been received th a t Mia- H. M. Cochran, Mrs. L. M. BalL R. M. Ban. Kaymood Balt, dr. of U k o Mary visited th a fu a a u a Endless Caverns, N tw M arket, Vs while they warn motoring through the Shenandoah Valley recently. "Thin, gtitn is. uuo * n rightistw lun-i. but e, wM«4t bin alan H» watae hBo tusablu Mlaa Mary Max s e ll has re­ turned from ' Jacksonville where aha has been visiting tor several Mm. W. C. DcCoursey entertaint*! with a dinner honoring C r t n t ^ The*# HUruJui* weres M bs Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson of Holly HUI. Mrs. J . K. Bags and Mr. and Mrs. DcCoursey. utiding tb s elev stk l concrete ool,— and mow than 118,000 will a used In constructing lockers and prlnghoards, . putting $n lig h ti. namtling ths Interior, and ialallbic chlorinating equipment to purify ths water. Work will ba rushed to com plt1 Hon, aim construction will be start* •d early naxt week on the new kllse Vlrelnl* Batcher and Mias $15,000 tourist building, a t tbs civic renter Lorewe Oolites ' have returned trum Ilnytaaa' Beach where ihey Clfo commissioners have under advisement a proposal to taka out . y y ® °A K July 8». —(A V -1 were the eueela e l Mr. sed klr«. insum nes to covsr publk liability “ ■*» on the Florida Ilarry ttredham fur aevetsldaya and property damage a t the Mu­ bright leaf tobacco market will b e -1 U r. sad Mm. K. It. N ortkrstt nicipal a irp o rt A general accident f in here today with a full crop of, of -A llaata. G». are spesdlag a polled already In fore# epeclflcalty buyers In action. excludes the a irp o rt Governor Cone end Commission- lew days with Mr. sad Mrs. II. * *. The polkyj under consideration o r o f Agriculture Mayo a re te ba I t .Moss. would cost about $804 annually present and to p a rtk lp sta la open­ bad would provide J U A M .to RGP.r ing *tf cjsmawioft,**••$•*•*»*• 'P00 publk liability and $15,000 U a d i of bright leaf am now! property damage. moving here mpidly from *l| p .K s Future operating plans for lha o f north Florida, aad by opeigsg National Airlines service, w hkh tim e It Is expected __________ lh*l mm iw k .wm_ .... has four airm ail planes through tire five acres of floor space ia tha here daily, were discussed recent- three warehouses will ba filled ly by O, T. B aker,.president of the wltn more th aa a million panada system, sad Dick Bentley, man- of bright leaf fo r first day as lea I a g e r of th s municipal airportOfficial departm ent of ag rirslHundreds of persona am expert- tnm figures show the Live Oak *d to attend tha annual plcak of prise average whs 8X8 1 cents as 0 |a P o tt County Conservation d a b compared to the Oeorgia average 51 Eagle Lake today. Anglers will a f IA N fo r IMS. hold a casting tournam ent a t 4:00 Mom thaa five million |m -ndi r . M., and a chicken pllan dinner am expectad to be marketed on Will be nerved a t she the local floors this season. tue US* e*4sw< hut 4*****Jtt* OtlMMV proBim it-tut iftu- .»■» thw law d ue-twMlIh '» U*e Sale Of Florida's Tobacco CrOp To Begin At Live Oak s h im UMNW- wtrUlltuus.- >nlu< lim it, ir-tu* ihu— M w | Has* end sew II- He M v «»*> Wi*e h«t—,> s i-w n th > h s h d o t e -- ' U ut uspunti w- **. «e*wni«*lt «*> k lit «,dHi«* t it l* dtHMAPH IfdaUkh iU IH VuiWn | ‘West Bound Limited' Cone- V sb Is At Bits On Friday Aid In R aw ** h w l | Improvements To C W the track fur A F. I k - T.t Cowan, veteran radioed engineer Ho Capitol Will Be and faitK.Un di revive vf lailyvad . , thrillers. WJSen f a r versa)1 Postponed A Year ■seek started tllaslag “ Wets Boom! Legionnaires Of Orlando Vote To Fight Red Drives i r —iiv - r e a r m *•#• Morning BsnUfwl sotting forth tho slows a f JseksoB and U s pmdla* Hons of trouble f g Central Flori­ da w ss mad aloud to tba Lqgkn members of Delanoy Way, p ast commander aad Immodlately a f­ terwards ba made a fiery add real m which ho called upon Legion"V ires to adapt a firm and ( t o n “f u n d fa r tho doftnoe of A m ancaa High Court Delays Decision On Land ■ale M »ln because If appears th a t tha ahma. condition U upon u*. Then WO didn't have n . National Guard hhd .we LOftae baya took charge Who* t t a HhorifT. dopartm anl vfao naablo U cope with the eltoattoa Limited,'* th e picture opening r l W*** the RUs ea Friday. they found i t ' gale a........ a ry to g e t a play** w ho' a ,,u knew l i t h movies aad railpuadi- ,,^ 1r tburwughly Only u a k a* actor . could give • ronvinving perform ante X1 a locuaeotive engineer he . _ ■ for* th e Cam era*. An Import**I draasatk sequence depended on the character. The hunt began and '** t'e a tre l I ' u l l r r Bureau diseweeted McGowan w as on* o f the fow men w k t an* we red th e rvquuem eirl- * " V eaacHy. " c" Rack to t» l» . McGowan was an , . eagtoee* e a th e aid Galveston. J j V Hoaataa aad S ea AWone toad Su m afterw ard* hr* started hr* d) , " * ■ * * career b a t h in g suns Miss Garner Ilu f4m At Party On Monday any hUI made the ent i r e ___ M ■**' k*4 ; *d by a Hi Albert Bomotela of Miami to ld | atalltag tha th e cedrt tha taip a y a r curdd ayatacs. Tho "w rite hla awn tic k e t' to bidding a peep good *■ hla e w i dsltoquoat property ta r c*mpte«t a t any p rice, ho said a “very W •lover patch els use" of tha law AUoveay a* n ails this owner. If nay nth- th e HahM S woUcr Feet g g p SANDIES 67 �I fO L t Critic* 'Claim DiMaggio I« Reason Tankees Are Still On Top Of American League D id Restoration Manager Jimmy Dykes Of White Sox Says • Joe la Greatest CenterfieJder *Ia Baseball D a d s Unlimited Inc* w m l Y eaerte One O f B e s t Pastim es NEW YORK, July n . Tl»a Yankees are way opt 1*1 front In tba Amaricaa Leagn* despite a abarp decline la their play during tba U*t weak. llUarlee riddled their ra n t. IhAlr ■tltphlHV r4«id tn aiuI ikalr lh«)r (**nfctfU»'l.«J»«n tn UtUb fitlM iC j t n l playrr*. •la comparing Dt M*g*lo wlib gierfoickl ai prominent triltc ob. . . . . ,**01 M affia b> a far bat* ■1d«r, ta n so b«IUr la / . _ fcH right or Ian ami deep#t lbnn ■Madwtak. Ha alao baa a auped o r a n a , and seldom throw* to tbe wrong base. Oaa of M«-dvlck-a weakness** la th ru w ln rtu Iba wrong bare. Ol Maggto nnrI t r dae* that. At the Plate WadI wick s ta r oatblt 01 K b stfo hr I I t to M polata b at- hp . won't ! d rtra la u many run* m Jon l o r sa t aa many ex tra -b a in mt».| Uadwltb I* a great plpyar bdt ‘rot Ha**b> I* -a'aUpatrlRayer. State To Dedde On Quarantining A r e a s Ravaged'By Parasite Night Baseball r tarn aagOt (a aa* the Or > A ll Star* a U c the tan C l u b ■ i i a I shellacking » O n t aagna gam e *v tr of Ui i « r# * to t of do? time.” Dt | l ac tio u b a ltln r ,*TI, ale patnU barlow Lon Gehrig, tba leaguelaedtr; It aecOnil In runa batted la with I I , Ore lea* than Hank Greenberg, and lead* In ia rtma, > H h I t . pm y m ^ it 01 Jdaggio'a tiomerk hard beer bit at tba Stadium. If jroi. had • abort latt field tt> ahool at tbara 1* iiiu little ttu t. ha'll iP f r t ia s ' dnuM J.**•«*, seriously tbraatan HulhW threaten Itaffe I racord of M A* It .(*. tia'i Ilkaty to top 50. I'ralae meana little to 01 L agglo. tfa I* ftret ami * Inal a ball player, wtlbout myr fancy .trill* :or funny notion*. Jlo goo* nboul hla bualnaaa gultU y whether .on nr off lb* field, Tb* n«ir#»t U* cam* ' to at thing Mmtetf on* papular waa after laal year** d ll-alar y aw * when aonn* of tha wrttara Uballed him . Iha •'gnat-’" n * Utought tb«y want too tar fa condemning him. lla *alk«l for n while end ahnnned everyOne ha didn't hqpw. Hut he got over It and I# more affable than a ra r thla year. He eren *hnok band* with F raak Croaaill and 'Tony L a u e ri, tha olSar two Italian* oa the Yahke# Miu*d bif.*iii<bi*tm «i when a wrioiM .feud w t p w . without him.' fc compliment bat Although aoulhtm agriculture ' fThmt'w T h a fa m a-.• hi expert*, gathered Jn Ihe renter of, Jo* Croala, :ed Sax manager, { me miiinu.in* reiuieo io re* i topped It whan ha s*M: ornmrnd quarantine. It waa deemed| "Any m m a t four d u b * weald . poaalble th a t Individual governor* win tbe Aflftttebn League 'p e n ­ I m ight net to ban ahlpmanta of pro­ nant If -lb«r had Dl Maggie, i think either the Red Sox, \Vblte duce from the countries affected. I Got. Dlbb Grave* of Alabama, Sox, Ttgere p r Indlaaa would before the board declined to get, wtn w ith 'h im ." A ttar aaalag D l' Maggto make Indicated ha would ptace full •arrlcea of hla atata highway p a ­ aome or tba great**t play* be trol a t dlapoaal of the entomolo- had aver aaaa agalnat hla taaua Jimmy Dyke*, giata to enforce any poaalble quar­ la*t weak-and White Box leader, aqld: antine. "Dl Maggto N th a created Tbe Southern P lant board Inti* mated th a t Ita lack of paaltWa, •eater fielder I a ra r laid area knowledge of nature and habit* ef, on." . ‘Drka*. who S W L h O f U L . tb* Ukaly.' united Miami’s Bonded Debt Totals 528,470,000 Infested only about IS to SO aqaaro mile* Iq Okaloosa and Walton ( rouatle*, F lo rita , and Covington aouaty, Alabama. *„ T* N0HKE TOPBOPtatlYOWNESS Tha 1*36 DoHnqutnl Real Eatate "Tn* List or the. •Ctty o f Uanford, TterltU he* btan posted g l the front iMtjr o f ,th« .City Hall WMt s t tha 'front door of the Court Housb^la tha >Clty o f 8a*ford, Florida, and will < m a t in to poataU froaa July 4 , I M7 to July .11, 1947. All Raal JCatata upon which 1996 Hue* are not t paid ta d agwtnat which tax carlifleaten hare not *!• 'nudy'baan boned will ba ueld i t public auction on the Sad day o f Aupaat, 1W7, commenting a t ID o’clock A. at th e f m i l ' d m o f the .City Rail ip Sanford, tPlarida. Mora than [O.OOO.Ofta feet of * lumber la being uaad la e m ilm * '• lion ot E ihtbtt palace* at th*l Golden Gate International Kipoaltlnn. KX-HI. A VII Coming’ Florida ; State League Games1 iF. S. Lamson, City Clerk. m p tr " ’k‘*‘® -•» WM—✓ '"•.kO* w,* * ^ r iH ir J J i y ■M l *1*- * "* * ^ • - . ^uJU. * " ^ - ^ a g w ; . -------------------------------------------------- - ‘ u,- 'T . 7 W -1 Jr*’*v , ’ •• l' ~ 1f.h/j ” : . . 1 ■ .. . • a ** 1 - y I e• _________ :_________ " . .. . V 1 *• ,y * 1 * �--------.v „ , — r TBI SANFORD HERALD; 8AIFORD, FLORIDA' Florida Is Granted WPA Survey Project tent tn * cruamd* th a t will eld m atelj land U Uw M m « U ^ Communiim In the- world. -Rtwula ha* *#en IhU; and th a t I* why, with the help of the French Serial Is; Government, she haa made ruth frantic efforta to supply Valencia (Bpantoh Got-I rrm ruiit headquarter*) with men! and arm am rnta. Had It not been would h are for tijlv, the p ended long ago. M ust aa Spain aavrd the civilid*d world from th* Turka at the Battle cf Lcpanto, ahe haa now engaged In another inch hl»te r leal feat against the modem tart no lei* dangerous scourge. “We bar* time and again proved that there h no govern­ ment at Valencia: by their own behavlur they have pranpil themeelve* to be Communht*. thieves and ant I-patriot's. They have ay*' ttm atlcally de»#.-rited eburrhea, aaaaailnaled prleala, murdcn-il peaceful rillaena, slaughtered men, women aiid children. They CINCINNATI. July »■ — VP)— W blU KSTKK. Mara., July 29. Hubert Welch, et, holila an rlr—W hile p-rldii* raapberrtr* tn I'lnnr pilot'* tin-live but will not t a il A h a ssk k . j her aarilen. Mr** AnHetle Per­ drive an automobile, (A1—Senator Andrew kin* found her diamond *n*‘t rm usr.” he say*. "to ah trlrgraphed Governor piv.M rnt signed W t\\ project fo r ■*P»i»irnt 1178.170 for tn|>oHi'*t>hiritl aurvvya " of Florida* The woik. In conni-ctlnn with the I '! • GnHcil Klatv.-i m a*t and grelotlc rurvey, will i 1- i nil ini nn In every country. with headquarter* !n a m m a GalnewHl*. It will employ p ro fr* -| vkmrl and . I. rlcnl w n k c rr. In - . U S ovIdCommaai&m iMUpgenft U iderE ag* NBW TO R S. Jaly H»» Spanish Insurgent forre# are fighting not only for control of Spain, hut for the *d*#tn*eGon of Communism throughout U» world/*, accord dj* to Owneral Franc taro Franco, rebel leader. In aa •xclualv* thtereiaw * ith TR. Y barra, European ecneepondent. General Franco delivered a apaelal message to the paopl* of thq United S ta in , qijtifbMUIuf th at bia obJecUre U Worldwide. I. M l 1 tf.n an llu —allvad." milk itself] ... this cheese fo o d with the deliciously m ild C hedd ar flavor IM IS IN SII.VUII Ultill.lWAKA . .nd., July 33. (rt’l A M Plvtchcr Itirni-il in hi* ulil ta r nn.I paid l.liMi half dollar* aavrd during; five year*—for u new autnm.'bilr. ___ Millions prefer this flavor that is different" / • It’* ■ skillful croa* between mayonnaise! and old-fashioned W U drcaaing—with a apecial piquancy aOttaowqI Miracle Whip fa' totally different from all other drwdng* smoother, flutter, mars delicious.Tty MiracleVUp—soon) - i .tn thousand* "f mother* of iy healthy children who buy j | w hoif ttn iu,' foot I* fF’om our E have aU-kn ami aiporit-d the national treasures w lil-h, the \.holij v.uiid uicd to admire; they iv j d-t | nlrd lb* nation of it* ...I r. r y j | they llave hud » * itv mid pillaged imlacr atnl MRACLC WHIP CONTAINS MORE PA» MOW - OP THf COSTIY NCHtfDfl Potatoes Bananas 4 lbs |5 g •Far ainrt than Tf years A A P •«■*. - «*t: f e haa altered tha highest qaality feed* *ta thair castoaaera at tsa•laleatly lew price*— this week la Peaches 2 lbs. 15c no nevpllo, _ a 4 f again brings )’#* th* best values In lawa. N«w Building For FFA Chapter Gels Presidential 0. K. them win ra lt... tnun me .va-, A H ,,A fu r-th e eoa* tionalUts. Many people a rr l>rvi'|»tn>ctlon a »|H-cl*l building to udired to the vati-nt that thi-y do ba bud: on the Scminolu High not coiv to *vo where the truth School Agricultural harm ha* lie*. Hut, with their ..... port, „ r; ••proved ',y the F re .ld m l It .. , . .u_-,w lll novae agrtculturc.Llai* moral* rvrn subjected tn ’th eir am ip u ttiy r^ ifhlM,, , hl,P( , „ j wtl, ^ daed l- r tin- Nationalists will win th n u g h . the chapter room of the Samtnolr lx-1 them , rrflc.-t, let them truly Future Farmers, meetings of Ute ponder over the quod Ion. and 1 Seminole County A gricultural A»■m sure th at, if ti.ey pvamiiiv voctatlon and ofher farmer'* galli* tliv problem in all fairness, tIn y , rrln j«. will accept the tru th and give u* A tclrgrani received tmlay Irani Iheir wholehearted support," Senatci ( Itarlcs 0 Andrews s ta t­ The Interview took place in! ed, ''The I'resldant haa approve,! Nath nnlist hradquarteri, tin- put- IVPA 1‘iojecl N o..20.022 apnnaorcil are of the II la Imp of S ilam sn.n. i-y the Sanford School District I luu ia ivpoits that Fi alien >|>ukc Iro w n n g_ construction of a ■onlially and ragvrly, in an rf special building to House agricul­ l u e t-lo aaulaln Ail*, aims to -th« tu ral -ctaasrooma- - and, • school s ta ll- . iiiiup. The project calls for a fedUnited Among other statem ents made hy.vral contribution of |7,U21 and u the N atlonalhl Under were tliei , | Hinsuii* ivnilrlbJlion of $>1,2.’.?. pillowing: I Though definite allotatlou of funds "In irrvlgn relation* the new for thi* project will depend laigeSpanish S late—(Franco assumed* | , upol, the amuunl of the total eventual vlitory for liis foreval allocation to , the slaU the fart —will adopt n friendly attitude that the Primidylit has signed the '— Tatl-Por-Hiwr Finest Granulated SUGAR 5 Cotton Roll Quantity Rlghta Reaerved Graioliiv SMied Fruit* and Vegetable* Pineapple ASPARAGU S picnic can* KIDNEY BE A N S tall can, I C U T BE A N S no. 2 can* CORN no. 2 can* i N O R T H M A ID PEAS 2 no, U. H. No. 1 Durhras APPLES 3 lb* 17c Golden vitamin rich BANANAS 3 lb* 10c lb 10c Santa Kosa Calif. PLUMS Peanut Butter 21c Juicy Florida Key LIMES doien 7'/ic Large Cuban Pears — AVOCADOS oach 7'/jc Butter Yellow luwa I«m—Prepared O N IO N S - SPAGHETTI 4—10)4 O*. < 3— lfifj Ox. C Whit* Hou**—Evaporated MILK LETTUCE PILLSBURV’S . BEST r>LB. BAG 27c Ann ( b y i— Prepared SPAGHETTI S (alt cane....... Iona— With Tomato Sauca PORK A BEANS I I Ox. CRt. OUR OWN NECTAR India Ceylon Orange Pekoe 12 L U . HAG CABBAGE JU IC E 9e Sandwich Loaf F.xquialt* toilet LUX SOAP ^ T ih. Reported A h $200,700 44 Ox. Loaf LUX PleAKES 3 (or. T O M A T O E S (o n e 3 N o . 2 ceiv* C U E E S L S p e c iilly c u re d .......... pound Ad Valorem Tax Is Restored To Five Mills J*- c.. w inv ert, racing one of ic largest financial l III* in rargla'a hliU ry, ordered the ate ud valorem property U* le rm -ntly restore.I l„ fiva HU. an incroai* o f two mills Ills action, th# comptroller gen-. *1'* office estimated, will burnt ib s tile ’s inrontt by $2,120,1X10 v r the threo-aiUJ rate v t ls>t itr ** 4 barn.. K^n^^T^dTucat^TotonTTm^T^^ u Piggeat Value in Town, (■ivett’a New 3c U. 8. No. 1 Va. 10 C O BBLERS Plain or SUcod—AI way* F roth—Hearth llye Eight OTciock lb. .. lH w t M a rk e ts lb lb* 19c PORK H A M S lb P A N S A U S A G E lb Fancy Sliced RINDLESS, )b H E IN Z SALE I tld d and Mallow ATA$P 7'/2c Tender Coro-Fed Wa s h i n g t o n , July •.». (ii The Chrysler corporation i v ported to the srcMrlllet cummlstlon ro cn tly that W alter P Chrysh-r's salary last year wav $200,700. The motor inagnalr is chalrimot nf the rurporatirn'a leiard. K. T K iller, president, drew $U)0,!i0J and Vlcv President B. K Hulchinsun $90,000. _________ . 3 cent 20c p la t 25c Heins Hire FLAKES 2 leiln or Club le v e r llru*. Sals STEAK, lb CERTIFIED VALUES LUX 3 caVet A PPL E SA UCE A A p 20c LIFEBUOY ■ N i. 2 C an i. ”• v *, F » e a » P R U N E S . A A P N o , * * i O nn V Madlura alt* LU X FLAKES pkg 10c rfadium also R IN S O pkg Tha Naw Shortening - SPRY RAVER k r a u t 3-lb can IK T S t T j U t i J f ty 21t. — ChiV* Tt. Nonllioff nn I Norman Hall, gutbor* c( lountv" trUory, a re a l work new book- Ha subject has *n announc'd 'Sanford Fish. Market BEigL>WVLTRY sraeowning PWK SALMON U0 c a n :-............ A > CELERY GROWERS S E E US FOR STOCKBOfF CELERY SEED W « A R E T H E SO L E A G E N T IN 8 E W N 0 L R COUNTY F 0 R 8TOCKI1OFF A LSO A C O M P L E T E L IN E O F W A Y N E FEED! * F ood S to res 54N TO W ), EbA- BObONGA, diced; Ib Boat Compouml iy Cheete O' Bunahine — In Quarters, Freah from the CliurnT Tub-pound «n BEEF-iiVER, *Iicod: Ib BEEF RO AST, Ib ____ FRESH SEA FOODS DAILY pound....... N o, a u LAMB S M A L L LEG S Ib 20c SH O U L D E R S Ib I2 >/2c LAM B C H O P S Ib 25e The Modorn Spread CO RN F L A K E S Snnnyflri* 8 Ox. Pkg,..' - . NUTVEY.OLEO Smo. Seutage, lb Co), Cheese, lb 3 cake* 20c . N o. SVi c ^ " B U T E R R SUrer Brook Pripl or Hamburger lb Weiner*, l b __ _ Health Roap — pound P IN E A P P L E A A P SH eed 21c 19c Heins Tumato Carnal—Jttwky iitrikw-ChaoterUeld -O ld Gold—Raleigh Re* Clrefa head 21 L it. U CIGARETTES Vigorous and Winoy 10c Bacon A A P BREAD Rich end Pull Bodied lb* New Va. Hard Iliad Serve II Iced—Ita cooling U d eo re frc n h U g . 3 Large Iceberg BUTTER 33c Roll or Q u artan M E R A M E C , Ib TIPRARY TEA glmt free: '/a V 25c VELVO COFFEE serve iced; Ib 20c POTTED MEAT standard V 5 cans 15c VIENNA SAUSAGE standard 3 cans 17c LOVETTS VINEGAR quart bet. I2'/jc L O. S. MACARONI 2 7-ei pkgt. • 13c L O. S. GRAPEFRUIT Juica 3 no. 2 cart* 25c U U Y PINEAPPLE Juica Z no. J can* 15c SARDINES Am. Oil____ 6 cans * 25c S a la d d r e s s i n g IS a* jay Llberta Peaches 5 lbs. ?5c 17c �I, w anfft yynto, *11ni Star Suffers Second Sunstroke OLYMPIC STAR WEDS CLASSMATE SANTA nATinAHA, G allf, July h i n . - w —Hell* Davis, Monde film ■tar. collapsed from auntlroko .. yesterday at Carpcnlerla, a beach reto rt. Dr, J . K. f!n.h«w, her pliyslclan, announced rlie would hare to rem ain In seclusion for a ■math. . U i l week Mlea Davis puffer, od aeTcirely from eaiibiirn.Tbreo year* MO aha had a similar innatroka. Tha film sta r went to Carpen­ ta ria two week* ago with her hntband, )|arpion Neleun, orchoetra lender, for a racatlon. Sha recrntly rm nplrtod -ll'a laieo I'm After" with la-all.-" Howard and wae due to relnrn to her alndln n e il week to atari production of " J o a b a h " TALLAHARBKK. July 20 _(JP) •—Jo e Wlllbim*, llfu term robber from Palm flrarh county, epca|ied fro m a stale rood ilrpsrtm rnl p rl.®n camp n ra r llranford recently, b u t ho had only one night of libert y"_ upon notice to the slate prison bureau yesterday th a t W ll-1 Hams had escaped ram r annlhi-9 tekcfrsm reportlnf his re rsp tu rr.l Details of the c .c sp r nii,| preap-J ta r s were not re|iortrd. Williams and F i d Ifnuswoti 1 w rro sentenced to life Imprisonf j j j l f r b 1.1, 10'IS for rubbery While armed. , O p e ra te d c a s h grocery AND M E A T R PHONE 417, Im ilr Mb»fp mm TALLAIIA8SBE, July » - W ) —Tha governor's offtc* said rseently Governor Co m had ecceptad tha resign.lions of members of tho E vtrglsd*. National Park commission. bat had not appointed successor*. Oao resignation. th a t of Prank Dominick o f Miami, baa not boon Governor Cone »*W ha had not decided whether any of Utdae whose resignations ha requested and accepted wo old be reappointed to tho commleeioaT m fo ln f to rvorgsnlxs tho commlaalon and f e t It on a food w orklnf basis." ha »ald. Governor Cone asked for tha j m lfn a tie n a before he alfned a 1 leflalatlvk act appropriating |87.* j 600 a year to operate the park i commlaalon d a rtn f th e two yeara which be fa n July 1/ — — ^ ham IM.I pats) ataalp Mill paarrrwl lid lrb lts. s i . - -o. . a—■. ■ VIvisa B urnett (above), -who spent his Ufa attem pting to dls* prrve tho popular baltef-tliat ha was the sissy, "L ittle Lord FaunUwwy," portrayed In hla m other's novel, died a hero. He collapsed front • h eart attack a fte r directing rescue of four persona In dan­ g e r,o f drowning. Victors Learn Mdre Of State Advantages |f “Independent-H om e, O w ned and ll Florida Dairyifen To Witness Vailed Program Aug. 5-6 Dairymen of Florida or wit" ne<( a varied p ro f ram at bear many prom (neat speakers f tho natleo a t a twa day adm iooel profram of tha State Dali men's AtaorUllon epenaarad by U 'U alr verelty ef Florida to be p r A tjfoit I and ■ la tha and of tha new P. K Yonfa tab alary acbool In C alnaardk. P ret IdInf a t tha meeting {]) be M. C lleuaer, president e f t a As­ sociation. who will hnradu i, tha ipeakere. Tha m eedne III be opened with an addreeroy w Iconia Ity Dr. John J- T lfert. preet a t af the Unhreraity of F ie n d • who will bo followed by talk* et nom ­ ine modem developments In lalry* Inf and tha problems aae Mated with the Industry, roond tal a diecupalona and rroup ilngtnj Mr. H eater stated Hi t tha pathertnf will be eery lm| m an t to the dairymen e f tha a ta la ra" paclally doe te the fact kpt a revision of tho tf-ltw * ti I (ha constitution of tho baoaelatfc t will ha conductedA hearty wsleoma has I t la ci* tmde-d to all Florida dairy* an to attend tha meeting la ontp that •t might be one of the moet.ai areas* fol educational assemblies 1 tho University of Florid*, SCI rfdlng In Hamlin L. Brown, enfant lun dairyman. Life Termei Captured AfterNIffht’n Freedom JS S 2S , 8MALL SUGAR CURED VA. STYLE EACH RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY WE LEAD IN PRICES CHOICE WESTERN ITRESH GREEN Hntit. | w h its . t .n t s e e q 10c I Napkins Herring Lb. 35c 2 Lbs. 25c Peanut Butter Lb. t o i i .ict IOCI Tissue PRODUCE MEATS ,0 p h ii. I 15c Tomatoes 2 Lbs. 15c Yr.I.LOfl’ Onions 3 Lbs. |0c Lb. 3c 2 Lbs. Or Bananas e ta r r I Peaches k s k ii White Bacon Lb. I 6 t//x€ MMMWIiH'l Yeast rM ii. 35c n n rS ssI P r e .a l Butter l.rs ■>.. 1 n i N K r .M 20C| OTeo IS 19c CRISCO 3 Lb. C an S U k B I llN E CHOCOLATE— VANILLA— CARAM EL-LEM ON MILFORD—TBNfilSR WHOLE KERN EL Whole Lamb Shoulder Lb. 14c ' s u n in ham ] Sc w p i r a M o iu n o Bacon lb. ] jc FRESH DRESSED COOKING Western Beef ROAST Lb. 15c Club STEAK Lib |9 c bAMBlilififeR PAN SAUSAGE Peanut BUTTER £ [ Smoke Sausage < • 9^' *,|bi BULK . . . . ^ m^ England Leads Wo^ld In Reer Exportation R ER U N , July f T -f A T -C ra a l B ritain Is the world's largest fr* porter of beer, tho builnesi report fo r tho year 1M6-87 of the Ger­ man .(p o r t breweries lU tod. A fter Britain coma Germany and Jap an Ths e ip o rt flgurM for the year, according to tho re ­ port, are Great Britain, 8,608,000 gallon* i Germany, 6JT8JI00 gal* Iona and Japan. U I1> tW gaHkna, Britain'* hoer aapoet larrsaaod by 8.70 percent In IW6. that of Germany by 10 a parcaat. J a ­ pan’s fall by I J 8 percent. 2&C Bologna How To Tell Horse’a Age Arouses Debate Towels 41 # V Ii. BEANS 2 lbs. 19c HOONK. I a.. July 28 (JP I-T h t prohlsm h ow taleM akurso’a ago" baa divided Boona eoualy rssldrnts Into twa csmpsOne argum entatlva farmer, thallengod the hlitarlc method of "looking a t a horss's ta a th " llo •aid tha wrinklea on a hprsa'a nock were the proper gauge of its years. A pony was brought out I t te st the theories, and vfhsn both schools a f thought had finished they were only-one year sport on Ihe age Lb. Choice Lamb.CHOPS DOG FOOD 2 Cans 9c Santa COFFEE lb. 20c HONTIIF.AU July X».—U n ~ rom ance li Just a lot of rubbish to tha man who keep Windsor station clean. Thsy harvest an averM e of two cable fast of con­ fetti a day. large JACKSONVILLE, July K flcvrral hundred West Virginian* today know more about Worlds, the Air-Cnn.lltloned Rlate, and her friendly feeling toward tha other Hlatrii ef the Union. j Thst has been the message brought them by llsrokl Cnlee.J president of tho Florida - B ltte Chamber of Cnmmerr* who hai spoken before msny West VlrgihIans while on vacation ther« In o trlrgram to S tate Chamber heiitquartera here, Mr. Crlee sslJ ho had appearrd lefure Ihk WSlIo Sulphur Sprlne* Rot try Club. Ihe Lewlsbi rg Roisry Club Snd’ fLA* nesa MrnV (dull lb* Flat* flsa-l Lexington, ICy. July 28. —<AVDon't Judge a raan'fc ehafaetF* by bla po rtrait or hla h a n d w ritin g adrlaoa Prof- B an an a W. M artin of tha Unlaaraity of Kentucky dopartm ant of psychology. While bo bolloaao there may bo mimo tro th in the old saying that tho cam era doesn't lie, " it doesn't aay raoch •lib er," profcaaor M ar­ tin says. " Taata conducted by hie classes, tho paychoMftat asserts, h are dem- * TAMPS WAIW MACARONI JMLIKNT o u au N GELATINS bosm s MATCHES Na. I Can Bid. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Sprbi(tlM » CORN V. C. HOMINY SPINACH C’B a SE A SANBORN Coffee Peanut Butter J3 0 i CORNED BEEF Np. l gffl |5 c Tall Carnation M|LK Scott TISSUE Waldorf TISSUE Scott TOWELS fl 2 �I J SANFORD, FLORIDA, C ra ck AH But 4 Of Those Aboard Ship Rescued American Lives EnFAVORS GAMP d angered B y B h e lf-i-------------------------irtg’ O fU nivenrity f . By Heavy Artillery Airplanes Take Part In Attack . h 84--(AI*>— J. L Ftoart, Amertcaa preal* dent of Yrnchlag Ualreralty, eaaaa through Ihe new Star JayeatOf battleground taday <% ripart Ihe group of Americana PEIPING, July 30.— (AP) —Heavy artillery Arc aUri* ed suddenly this afternoon aouthweat of hare at Yen* chin* University, refuge of a* group of Americana, a* China wan reported to have ordered her crack central *nay. lata action to drive the Japaneaa army out of North Chfca. Grave apprehension waa fell for tho safety of Americano at the imhrerelty. Tho group w u believed to number fire women and three men Including Preeldenr J . U S tuart who had refuted the w arning a l the American embaeey to leave, "U ie My duty to »toy," ho Iptd diplomatic official*. • F l * h l b » wwe general onto M e d -in w relentless -ibopping uh" operations kgqlnat tho retn' umnis of the M th Chinese army, tho nuun body of which now holds positions serosa tho Y ung ling River to the west. All communication waa severed w ith Teaching University ■» fighting there began. The u n r varsity la supported by American missions .and is one of Chlnn*» outstanding educational Inatllu 11*11 to Firing was especially heavy -west of tbe city Indicating a ma­ jo r engagem ent m ight bo * progress. Japanese troop* were reported attem pting to force a crossing ni the Y engting River a t the W i ­ ping and Marco Polo bridge. V T o support th* 81th and 1 1 2nd divisions of the 8»th Army whkb Ninety-Two Persons Survive Night Off Horror As Flames Sweep Entire Ship Uhor ThrrwssJt« Iih flucncc In Opposi­ tion To liCgislaUoit Affecting Worker* BALTIMORE, July .in -<*>_ All but four af the INI passengers Measure Was On * •Desirable' L isf City Cemtniaa inner M. J. Lodge who la heartily in favor of the location decided upon lor the properrd Sanford T railer Camp. Gravity SerowKHdyi. I rr m' ____ , O f the four not counted am on a the survivors, two wen* known dead and twu unaccounted for. Tha dead a r t J- R. Pnlikoff, Alkrn, South Carolina lawyer, and an tinidentified Member of the crew, M bylnr are R. Rsigr. passenger, addreaa unknown and Cy Ila y n K •H e r • Three navy era plane* la-gan on aerial survey o f the hay ahortly a fte r dawn reek h it the btulLk of poealfcle victims. The liner sliding down Ihe bae to Norfolk burat bito a f l a a th f fo m are 14 laUea below Rattlmora. The flam es,, passenger* aahl, roared from tho lower holda and within three m tnntre a fte r the Tb Court Reversal WASHINGTON. July SO. — MAI') — Tw** tM crm liw d Andrews Attains Amendment Cntfa up persona a* they to Wap from the burni-ig ToWage Measure JAPANESE BULLET CAUGHT HIM picked forced ah Ip. Cause of the fire wee not drier* mined Immediately Survivors landed a t Armlger, M d, said’ it apparently aU rtod about 7:2h P. M. in the hold It spreod so rapidly th a t the ship eras soon an inferno. Rome Ufa boats fUled will) pas* YFASIflNGTON, July j r i - b p ) senger* were lowered—th<< hum te r not known. O ther passengers and —An am m dpim t to 'V ie u p i Flor­ "I believe th a t every down town members o f the crew were trapped* ida's see sons hi** citrus wt.ikere plnce of busincea in the city will e r jumped Into the hay. tn d several o th er types of lalmr fm m SortsI4 r 'blanket iw —p c i.s t on th e lake fronl,1 M. J Ledge, an eiploaion caused the b l a i ^ - M t r i f AiTmnil>trn(inn's w a f f ta s W imure bill, offers*) h rte today 1.y city commissioner, staled in an th s t there was a blast pod the Senator ( J a r i r s O." 'Andrews of interview today. entire c ra ft wma rnvtlnped In Florida wma adopted in tho Sen­ "w } I ' have personally InsperlHI flames. • ate as p a rt o f the m rarurr. 4 v lf ” 1 q u iu an number of traUa.UmUc.- camps quit* They amid irp o rta reaching then, Senator t h a t tow O. Andrews. In Florida and find th a t except In were th a t AA persona had perished. , ,1 ' VV I ■ Florida Democrat. however, r e ­ dtatoaMN where they operated as This waa entirely without run* asserted opposition to Ihe wage* 1 1 y n f t o l c enterprises, the rinser they firmation. hour bill last night despite Ihe V a a w located to tho down-town ,<c Prvsklenl llnoaevrll. opprbed *i< tion of lha city the more agr-rabla W ashington, of tho disaster, im ­ adoption of Ihe em radm eat. "H ut I'm still arain st Ihe bill," it la to tn d riita and th e more satis- mediately ordered the navy orade* factory to Ihe business ronrrrna my a l nearby Annapolis and the Andrews raid. "W r’fr Ju«l trying In iftslanrea where the rampa navy departm ent to offer all a t to |m t a s msny patrhrs <>n It a i %rr run * were remotely located, the oper­ S e n a to r ( l a u d f r r i u r r « f Florators wit >ut exception slated M i, n in**ml»rr of I h r R d tv iti jl) th a t It was the biggest mi-taka H'totolltoto^a tovo r u t # T w nl they had made.AI though Mr. ilxidgt believro Ihe arrange from Park Avenue to Sanford Avenur to be anfftrient for tho coming year, he iald>-**Jf llm p ilsl attache* are shown hearing a s w u s in l Chine-* «4 1 tri we find t h a t the U rge number of from a train a t Peiping following severe fighting with Japwwe-* m trailarttes who patronise our camp Jon. I>. Jlnklna, chairman of th a t virinlty. lie and msny td h rrs Were WouswK-1 and kumiitrds wet* necessitates an enU rgem cnl of tho Hoard of Doaeons of Uu* reported killed heftier the Chinese vrlrewtrd from the city. the grounds, we may expand it First RspUal Church b rra and Wr T S , I w t l . M P m cast toward the M ayfair ll o le l" member of lha Hoard s i T r a i­ Charges lh s | Inlernsltoosl pint - "Tho camp should have every to rs of ths Florida Baptist Cbll trrs souchl to cause disease epi possible convenience, soeh a t po­ d rra 's Homo la Arcadia, al dem lrs In Insurgent Hpatn w**ilice protection, fire protection, and tendad lha annual meeting of Ihr pul before Uowetal Crsnrl-* various recreational facilities We Hoard of T nistaos la Arcadia Franco a military court lo isy . have a fine to» for tourists’ en­ ynstrrday. Two Frenchman wore aaalem joyment, and we can construct a MlN'IMlN, July 30. tVPl Prinsat ifr-U tam * During tho meeting, atlm ded rd In die -but Franco order c l swimming pool, and courts for h r Irosleaa from all parts of the their executions delsytM uoin Mlni-ti-c Net die • Ckamte t lam | “ **e s a playground games," he said. stale, professor T. M. Johns wa­ an Inlernattonal rommlcitoo could spent an hi ur with King Hc-age In reply to the question aa to re elortad superslaor for lha en Iniesttgata w hether lltOCO ‘ was whether or not the brisk winds suing yaar and many Improsa- an Inlornallonal plot lit Item VI at 'llurkingham palace yester coming from arm s* the U k t woald menls io th* hnmu and grounds lypliottl and nleaplng slchness day a ft-r Ihe inttoarrh's rvlura from a corona taxi visit to n*>rthbe too cool for the comfort e l the were disclosed. gi-rms behind iH n rgenl tinea. tourists- M r I-odgo said th a t he Tho supervisor of the h o m e In tlie Hpaatoh war llaetf. two ern Iretoml, where terrori-m and didn't believe the w eather would which rarwo far IM children, rw- until* ulIliad snkm srlnaa roee nul violence struck a di-ceidsnt n**ta ever be too cold. Kern if tho to w ported that IITT hod been ons of French w aters la i s t r i r t u - la the general an laim . pernturo were alm ost frigid, win- of th eir heat yoara. -Tho H- ernntt-nl freighter with cunllit I Indignation user the steetiing, to r tourists from the north oro aaarwo and good wtll of the poo and lett b ar biasing willt 1 1 of dynamiting and arson Wr-lo--4ay accustomed to th at kind o f Weath­ pie," ha a*Id -have kept I h r fleer* and men missies In Helfsst and 1*1 the fo re Slate er, ho Hectored. homo la splendid roodfllow." CSltlala Obdulte Csstel w h o border was expressed on h t k " II Ip s also been said th a t a Ip th e financial report. Mr. rearlii-d share n o a r kllmea. aide# of tbe Irish sea. It was Belfast, were, l- k r a In Ihuetai* trailer camp se near town woald Jlaklns slated that It waa Warn France, la a a n u n tout with in kauam that ChowherUia anal tho under heavy guaid TW* other- wese I t t v l 'd * bo a x eye-sore, and th a t tb* largo ed th a t the Hunday Reboots of I I I the crew , toocrlbed linn the king diwuxavd . Wnbsr-*ta>'s dm(wftasvtUn with I he tb-aiw w g asm ber of tourists would mako tho aisle Ihrw chief aourre subm arines appeared. oi|f* ns order* ani**og other w k jw ls Kelfost polwem aa hy a tho grenade unsightly If wo cater of I arom a and also th at tho F lor­ each aids. Sad for- Ja lulautvo Home a ul HocIt s lie r- ashl they of a to tho wealthier classes of trailer ida W. M. I'- H- had supported poundrd hta vassal. believed trouble in Ireland had Crowd th at dr-llwyvd' to s s s U ‘• • 'M e . we would not hove a very lq a vary liberal m aaaer. * Two gQTsraMSnt toahara, tho boon an Im paled, point utg >■ La y a le tte Sad La Xorroaa.'were th a t the visit of the kmg aad discharged esptoatxoa a r t s dss* also strolled by aabm srtnrs hut Queen y iiiah rtk . there was ranch awwrv-l. nodes a rsilnw d toakge managed to auallnaa thutrroureu hoiefer to u t any other, rwruaa- Ik Bklte* fl-ms lh Ifait shackly' kwfor VsteaeU. JJ |* *vlp- t o » y sp rat Ikfe* dgfO foro a Itaxa was ackodtalcd In Frsoco shaggad lh # v alleged lav w lig atw y of the poisoning ptel w as jrgahlsed la Loudon and Is voiced Knf'lsbmeu. Recommendation Ad­ opted To E x e m p t Seasonable L a b o r On Lake Location City CommissionerDcclares His Faith In Merit Of Enterprise Jinking Attends Annual Meeting Franco.Secs JMot Of Church Group To Spread Germs Amid Rebel Ranks King Gcorpc Confers With His Prime Minister About Violence In Ireland Kbranlana Have Fun p, At Joint Festivity ' AltowgimoUT Groups R a n ^ To Push Wage Hour M easure Defeat Would Rankin fihek's Troops Are Reported To Be Well *' Equipped Fighters PEIPING, Jaly C. JAPANESE DRIVE CHINESE FROM PEIPING Red Cross Members Attend Daytona Meet New fclernhehi Voted Into. Sea Scout Body re o o e h w ... . a i . M e e . I . J . * Community Singing Class Will Perform — cvvatleo M -ming to o l ; “the ciid istd nusld by te a fam iliar with th* character of Irish gangilka te fe d anything hah jWork Continuing j On Re-Laying Of; Brides On Street; Slight Delay Caused tty Non-Arrival Off G u t t e r Materials cn>u|«n ra llk n l Itw U y n ro tu td m tm in iM n k lh w t K-aih-nt tO 'U »€ In | mm <i t h e a a p r l w u r k i t w la th w th r o u g h O n w rm m bo* ( w I h e p e w to n r tw K A n o n - |ta r ti^ a n p rim p of hw mW r h t\v h * l h y R«1 «rrw rnU tivr> ll c a lo y of Ma*mrko*rtl«. tWvworvwt. wwe . M f r a im l t* d a w off «*tk«*r»* m o u r a i n th e l » W vtaM aeda Ml n tVdlutw t i n r a . HT»hhak *1 ^ A m d n a FV dnet i— o f l a M , I k n a > h twfWewv* *csw*‘t t W ' r m v which earned headway h the S m o te law n d r l d a j I w n it h e hflt to-di, the "■■**•*' (V—r la Ihe lab. r rom aadlre. U he> lanwMxv had k w * rwaated ay aa Kcwstly to H .(fee hut aerwov awd mawy h « l« U lf » Allh. wgh n U > * t of I h r to o k «« Msgwnla Ax*wtsa p te-wg os row I a i r tw gvatRy to to e * »l«h»«y A te jv d — Id wake e a ts rwervoal ws I ho w a r t rvvsa*tog| to r th e rsarvete g-dtetr hove o. r >Vry g. . aO«Md ,T .« to I,s«<‘ lha ptw put wd» £ A- F. r t I.** Uwtof t o t . o u t t v a lte lt.d tMwe ed fxar |M|1 1 mewl, < I * * U ^ be bad M M ceMih*. it v s *at *-*l t s l i y . « wasatee r t eewstera to **e»ay A — vs, which «*U k o M t the ,,M,r«<t*>s id the wage hoar e i s w s U l M *4 water m Fw*» b it wwtlt west year. S tiv rt ilwtu-s towxy raws* w d l' White be ta to ra tb e » ago bad to* O H srk tn l — o». The bear peostebav he ssvt. bo Id ptpr-t wtll i - s l t a s i e i t to t » h >*rv«*«d • • the p t e r t l tho hMf S tm t. wvetM ( t t » a peer——l s J m h i r The v r a p h t r to 1st toe of the , t - u lt' slS t o t u i Two! * >llvrt will W* wpli-tord Wdh iluteal Jayeees Will ' 1 Attend Slate Meet ,<v-<adukg to b t v j f W iIIo m . n - it a a c o o t . • t— f o o t >4 ««s» to*w pav-aot dav w r tto tli d tr te a , (loan IhsMp o f t a l l e r two-* | 1'iMir 4i|vr*lrt (riMM li U U tm\ |«Mtl Jtototov* 1 tb»*»t»r tof IlM^ m4, Ito iWr f«« { m rnrr «tll a llrtri lK^ »“•» *4 iLr l**v, Ikr I 1 S 1 • w rt rtotoffrvrmr tof h(kU ««|Y |tUn) Mto rtlcr uMh n r * m K x l r * | 1*4HK, k It* laltoMIbl kmM>«>lT, |ri tof I h r h m l lwn.lv , K r«U tr* trf lha cwrtfrrm h « tof • h r 1 Mri I h r »U»f * * lto*«i t tofWtx * f«iH litof v t o D i m **I NidV U tr atoi* The te t r i that ha- to - a t v ,xl treatty Isles, wyt wsU h r ra* Uycd Wdh th* | We h -Ml face Wpytrv * I wst»4 . whsrh gter* the ease*- wwwt I J r ter* wf h k i t a crentes t w t t S r r . Rt ami will alto cttralr a »li**sget n o d Master* the- le .to* fact that ■t e ' t o - t s n - Irwaa the l u n id I I I ewlomti*dm w d| ho v-cstly dmirttosted ateeg « w tdrt -wsfac* Mr. WtUrnsw- alee -aid that a*ph*h w-wshl to soadw wto-l m I tortwwa the tewAs tw Ihe pdwrr C» «C ttos miel th a t was fenwesty p»lie exydawwd that Ihe Vat ch trf liifftrtahi fries l i e a * d r e a -aad (U tr •« that Iwktor Iwvw'sae 1—to. th e MWl ft«w h rlw w a Xhej 1 tew ks, evewUaollr c ts u a g the cat wrt Magvs.lt* •«* r tn e t/i- i a l cm r NEWS BRIEFS et- LOCAL WEATHER) F t* els partly r t m t f t< aad Sales day with am showeew Satwrday aliecwow term s N - n k s e -t | > t U i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82f15a39486e68c09b4b0d0722d13b30.pdf b9a8550992d6feda80898ed0afcdee32 PDF Text Text 1 1 N ew 4 I' it in e * S a in ts la Opponents To Five Hits toil Ont Ten Men And W t lk s N o n e Comingr Florida State Leaffne Games In Ckleage . N»w Yer rm»buriri SI. l-i ul. Clarlaaall .. Philadelphia w. Mtti. n o r k -------t i Itemphi, ...... .. 44 iraabrille ■_ — — JT Atlanta ---- ------- M ' ba ptubad bo struck.out (T ta tbs atgtb, ba wsa by Wba oUowad Naw Orlaaaa U ntrmlaghaia ■- .... It Chattaaeasa ....... ** K noI Til la .... It It 41 41 it u a; It 4f if. M It ft ft ilneheeter , .. — JJ JJ • llalllmere —II M Jersey Clly . . .. . II •« DPiat'LTB rU T M O J tl ngfOrlo LEESBURG, FIs-, July 17. — through with s soalI elngla The new I^eahurg watermelon. . ohoet'gtop soarlnf ri.OMIIIA STATR l l A t V developed In recent year* .by Dr. Orlamln. 4i I'alalfca, I, u * * ‘ If. N,. Welker of tho Florida Saeferd. 4i »l. gagm lU h I I >aLa ltd, t| Uartoaa, 4 . MC. E i pertinent BI at Ion s laboratory (lalearrllla, l| W abarb, Im bora, la aa attractlrp to tho mar, RAtinNAL~i,MAatlM rwj ami k it for quality ae'lt Is to' grow WnRd gljabl 1 elagla eri for wilt realatance, Tha tlrat lad the carload ot tha new melon to| I was more waa shipped this lesson ■ bit'1 .and - found - ready, acceptance - by j-J11 tha trade, j ( i game Died from the Klachlay SweeL ■* Y Mating. tha Leeitmrg surpaaaea thle molro hits on In reolatanoe to wilt and in a. tougbnaae of rtnd. It' will pro* alag led dues good crops on land gevereground- ly Infested with wilt organisms, tk out. tbns making It unneceaaary tor ecortpf' growers to clear new land scary to loft ya*f to arold wilt Jofectlon, It MUond.1 !• Httlw troubled With white ta can* I heart and does not eunburn read- eeeuierind fee two hlu. / WOULD CONTINUE FAIR 1 7 —* — — * El* Ml M F r o ‘mJL0 ■F a r m In te rn a tio n a l Porchaaa at Dan Cantwell yrsterdey by tha Olants tram their Jereey City farm In the Interna­ tional League glree the reteran 8anford, Fla, pltrhar • -chance to complete 10 ysare of serrlce In the major leegaer, which makee him a free agssl h the New York club done not vrleh to heap him after tha Mnlati of the New Wilt-Resistant Melon Finds Ready Market Acceptance nldo mm. H & MAWmak11 C a ntt w e _l l NSW YORK, July tf.—VP>Tba New York Olante, now In *<• Lamia for Urn opening of their Waelern tour today, bare purchased Ban cantwvtl, veteran right-handed pllrbi pltrhar, from, their JareaJ' city T*rm In tha InternsUonal League. Cantwell, purchased from the Deaa hr tha Olanta Jar Jtraey City Uita year, replacn Olydell Caetlemen. who has ft“ tin taaJaelay of the laat place Jar* *ey City elub'e mound- etaff, haring won i| and loat eeren gatnea. Hoetea ... IIrook If n. aotrrn RNN MtAtfDN l *’ j.; League d»y, The boy oft Uh m I dog u beat he could kH w i w i l todw p i l l a r the worn or it teHi “Sport" come to the le a n t, “ Sport" Mot the other <C( In­ to bnaty retreat bat M M W Former Florida State League P itc h e r And Sanford Veteran Given Another Chance At Biff Leaffnes Ueetee . 41 Cleveland -------- 41 wmhlntion — - *» Ml. Louie IT, rhlla4*lphU ....— —>< perfect. ira — 'B e n to 1 W in Y o r k G ia n t * P it r c h a Ban Francisco's l l t l E i posi­ tion already has acqslrtd a rep­ utation fur tha use af color u l There will be no “gyp- 'con­ It Is predictad that It will ba cessions nt tha 111! Ooldtn Oats International Kiposition, It kne the moat colorful s i position s t s t held In tbs United Blaise. been annoqpcad. F A R ll, July IT, U R - P r e m ie r UnUI* Cbgutnnc. last night J M Tkosags WaUon, chairman After the close of Iba 1MI Traffic facilities at tho 111* 1iba U< a. dslngntlon to tha Parle Golden Gala Intarnatlonal Ki'po- Golden Oat* International EiporetM*» Fair t* bqtlrq whether ettiou, tbs ndmtnUtrsMon build­ » United ■ tste. woqld consibt ing will bacols one of the moel sltloa da Traaaara Island In i eglaniloa o f tha anpoalUoa for modem air terminal building* la tha world. 4 Providing: O utlet! For Farm Products] llacal year, and that hall Of It waa done tbrauab the retail side. Growers of the area are In batter miSocUI- condition' and ’ dealers arn highly gaHefted. noth the Miami market and n number of elate ‘ farmers* mar­ kets hope to bnlld cold storage rooms In connection, so that anrplue produce, sen ba carried over end sold Isfir, when the market Is, not flooded. This should ma­ nure a mors even flow of vegaliiblea and other products to market, and stable prices which wilt be of benefit to both pro■tiirrrs and consumers. Than Is heed for much addi­ tional rraearch on vegatale pro­ duction and marketing In Floe* Ida. A lumber of crape, much aa lettues. and cantaloupes which formerly nourished In this state are produced In much smaller qumntIUte now, Thera 1* need for definite Information aa 'to tha ■Isa and type of product thfct the market wanlJ, and then how to prodace It In good quality. Con­ siderable progress has been made during recent years In graalng packaging and shipping, but tkera Is room for itltl more Improve* mint bare. Tha Florida vegetable Indus­ try with an annual value af around I I million dollar* ie In­ deed Important to tha state and Its welfare. Anything whtrt wilt Improve It Is eagerly welcomed. Ttw municipal airport that will remain on 400-srre Treasure Is­ lam In gna Francisco Bay, aft­ er the dose of tha World's Fair In lt » . is rained. U Cantwell, who atari ud hie pro­ fessional baseball career In the Florida Biete League and then ■tarred for the local club of the old Southeastern circuit, reported to the Giants AS*. 1. 1117. ' Moat of Cantw oil's major league campaigning waa dona In Ih eu n ifora of the Boston Natlonsla, being tnrolrad fb alrsde between the Olante and the llooa, then known aa' the Brsree. Although Cantwell* won nnd lost record With- the lowly Dees last summer was only fair, be had a superb earned run mark and Dan. ae wall aa many dose followers of the gems, were sur­ prised when Uoalon sold him dur­ ing lha winter to Jersey Clly. Tha Olanta had obtained ‘ the Albany franchise In tha InternaIlona) League and had transfer­ red It to Jersey Clly. Tlley, of course, wished a pitcher of pror* an ability for their farm, Cantwell, bitterly disappointed at apparently loelng hla chanct of completing a 10-year term In Ibe majors, gar# hla beat af- FOR REAL REFRESH­ MENT ON THESE HOT SUMMER NIGHTS TRY OUR SPECIALTIES DELICIOUS CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI CHILI AND CHICKEN forte for Jersey OUT » “ * protred to ba one bright spot In the othararlta drab partonnanca of tha team. Ill* record of I t victories end eeren dereate, aicallant as It U for s club wbteh Is a bad teat, te by no meana a true Indication of hie work thte summer. A striking example was furnlabad Saturday night whan ha pltchod ala-hit ball and Ilmltad Byracuse to one ruu only to have Wbitcy Moore hold Jersey. City hltlea* and •runlraa, Cantwell, a former University of Tenneaeea diamond athlete, married -s Hanford girl and ha» made hla home there for orer a decade. Me hee meny frlendi In Jacksonville and eleewhere In tho Bute who will bo delighted to hear that be hen been gtren another opportunity to pilch In tha major Iteguee. In recalling Cantifell — for thel’e all It amounta to—.the CM ants fulfilled a prediction made only a weak ago by Bam Dull, •ports . editor ot The Florida* Tlmea*Unlon, who 'pointed out -Dig Ben'** fine record at Jap eey City and tha dire need ot Bill Terry for winning pllchera In the crucial phase of the pan* cent race t&e Olanta bow are en­ tering. Cantwell -Is elated ta report to the Otante today in 8t, Louie, Story Of Gainesville Dogr Hero Uncovered OAlNKflVlLLB. July I7 .- W ) — “ Bport." a lltlla " white fiplta dog. Is Using glran antl-rablei t real men l», but bad It not been for “ Sport-' young John Dlltslo* tee probably would ha taking tho treatments. , A »tray dog, later hilled' nnd MAXIMUM - f 1,<XH).00 BENEFIT An* llailte 1* It ns w a r S u b rate Sine par naaie. IsIl ii W ri ta leeotanet, ml far parilanlara. Aststi wrsl rm rw kata, Mika nip n aa W i t t a j H prnpnalUnn.. BENEFIT COMPANY P. a Bag g ilt Orlando, Fin. LEGAL NOTICE /jjfl ■nct/iin.'T L u t "R a k iru f . 7 m tK U \ ...G > n U oiU d 6 u A (o r E C O N O M Y m d SATISFACTION us* T bu h k Tested/D oubkA d bnf I f # * B A K IN G l i V PO W D ER S m ctrim *d 9rm 43H m A *t \ 25 ounces 7*254 4 Full Pack — No S lack UlUntf MILLION* Of POUND** HAv t i i USID B»' OUH GO' 't l(**M| .. BLOW THE HEAT DEMONS AW AY FO E. JUST \ FEW * A DAY GENERAL ELECTMC - AND EMERSON FANS RANDALL ELECTRIC CO* IN 4S T OROHRS BEER—WINE—DRINKS Lake View Bar-B-Q la itific tj Advertisements iVR TOUR Wgtah repaired by me whe n elly tamers hew. Rga, JowaieeTU^gmdla Ara■ V 't V ’ -r . ■ sm m M W W E Chevrolet, TOR BALEt I I seraa. soma newly tiled for calory. > houses, g a r Sgs, tools, furniture, IttOOJKk Term*- R- Ia*eldt Wagner Station, Maitland. liu WEOiDFTT II— Mlaconnneoua For Bale KNOW NEW LUMBER ier and M Must hare car. l rfspims(hUlty S OAT Ts — . NOU WAD NO. I yellow pin*, thoroughly dir- Biding, flooring, colling, |I0.00 par thousand. United Lum* that bffT Co, I f laUr- YOUR PHOTO on a peetcardr B for Me. Wleboldt Studio. NEW K IM B A L lT n it- topped and studio pianos at raduesd prices. Monthly payments (1.7# to f l . T I 1% on unpaM balance. Consol Plane parlor, 114 Par Avenue aaar Orwia Manor, Orlande, Fla. N n k v D IW K V �B m la o lc C o t m if P ro d u ce* ' M ore F ru it A n d V g fc U b la a Tfcaft f t J S im itar A |a A m c r k i y tm D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y E stablish ed In 1908 ZA. 1937 Wage Undeclared On L a n d ,Sea, Air; immiufoner Reveals HlS Opinion In Re* guardTo ProjectAfter Inspection Trip Hostile Reception Is , Blamed On Irish Re­ publicans But Does Not Curtail Planp Both Sides Claiming ToHave UpperHand As Heavy Casualty Lists Are Reported SENATE COMMITTEE HOLDS FATE OF NEW COURT BILL - 1* t f • — .. ■ ■■ - — V■ ■■ ; ■— Night W^Tertor V; Precedes Arrival Roosevelt Studies' Cnsfevjn Far East Z| , .y Gas Main IsBlownUp, Bridgfe Dynamited, # * Houses Are Burned Chinese Army Stated It Has Smashed Of­ fensive On Peiping BELFAST. Northern Ire­ land,* July 28.— (A P )—Terrdriata vhattared the peace of-Belfaat and UlateFa Free State border with bomba, araon and gunfire today In a hdalile greeting to King George VI and Queen Elisa* beth. Pollre blamed the outbreak . I f claritted" the conrrraalonal adjournment situation. lie tnld hi* praaa conference, several queitlone about the laglalaitre program remained unde­ cided but ha etpreeeed (he hope further pro*ret* toward riling a time for adjournratni would h « made at a While House cunferenre late I Oder. Chairman June*, Tctaa Domew jlrfa B republican*. crat of tba llouae agricultural white Urn K lar and Q u a e a, cemmlttJe. announced the decloa * s coronation vlalt, were ■Ion on the farm bill, saying this m n g g W tBe* Belfast el»V hall Would permit a full .study of the through crowded alter i*. a t u legislation before llie aaat seaaeatf-as plosion a halt mile sway, •Ion. Tba declaton removad from the boomed ' throerh a arid* ere* of Belfast. It - came aa a climax to path to adjournment ooe of the a eight of terror la which cut- principal obstacles. railroad bridge ,, Tha Belfaat O tto Neis wander Dies At Age Of 58 Following Illn e s s Colonel olio' Nell wander, (|, died at hi* bom* on Mnllonvtlte Avenue teat sight at 7:00 o'clock after aa lltaaaa o f three moatha. Japan and China fought an undeclared war on NortW China’s land and aca co*at today, • Chinese m ortar firm keptf Jupunoao m unition" ship* front entering thb mouth ofl China’s Hal Ho. _ tually buy. homaa In tba city or county. lie beTIcraa that tba project might be financed through a loan aecured hy the city, and that money received from trailer ownera would "coma In fa it enough to meet all due obligation*." Ur. Duprao arid that he he* talked with a large number of the leading bustnaa* people and rw*ldenta o f Sanford, and be believe* that aboat 88 percent o f them ere heartily In favor o f the project " I find that • great number of the people fool that the camp should, for the ftral year, be lo­ cated clean to town, dua to our exceptional opportunity of herbateme*. Patmatte Aranua and the Court estimated million pareoo* Jammed the atreote to aa# tha aoverelrea In their nine-hour rtalL Jgpincao ’ftiUefti rauiWT extending Nippon’* back, The Senate Judiciary rummlttde Is ihown In session to consider the new court hill drafted by a aub-commlttea to rvplaca Praaidi-nt Rooaevelt a ill-fated Judiciary mcedfirr. The new bill, haa provision* to , i-t-ed up the lower fnlriul court* but doe* not deal with tha controreralel Supremo ('ourl Iaaua whirl, split Democratic rank* In the Senate whir open. le ft to right around the table: Senators Tom Connally, Democrat of Tcxe*| M .flf. l/>grj|, Democrat of Kentucky; Chairman lli-nry 1’. Aahurat, Democrat of Ariiona; Carl A. Hatch, Democrat of New Mexico; William It. King, Ih-morrut of Utah; Warren It. Austin, Republican of Vermdnt, a no Pal McCarran, Democrat of Nevada. _______________ Platinum May Be Big Money M ake? In Alaskan. A rea 6ISO Pieces Of Prop­ erty Are Involved In Auction Monday Recent Finds Result In Optimistic Pre­ diction For Future The outrage# wore believed de­ sisted to ■frighten tha crowde wno Adelaide G ord on Is Victim Of Death After Long1Illness 1 M ‘ J ¥ , •' * ■'¥t 1• I** removed to g Uryar location fa rtb*r fWm town. "Whatever we de ahould be done Immediate*, and I believe the above plan to be Uw moat practi­ cal and faaalbla In order that we might gat our portion of the new dollara to tami from aurh an an* BUFFALO, N. Y , July a . —OF) lerprlae," ho aaldL — Negotiating committee# repre* aentlng wbeleaale truck driver* and their employer* teat night •greed on new terma for tattling Buffalo'* week-old food atrtka end prepared to aabmlt them fo r rati­ fication. t American Federation o f Labor! tender* representing an immediate Banford Sea Scout# o f tha ablp mass meeting for a rank and file rote-ami at the aame time tight" "Seminole Lion" will moot at owed their Strangle held on Buffa­ (be Junior High ochool tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock, it waa an­ lo'# feed aupply The employer*— 44 big whote- nounced by Clifford Bell, aklpaale feed mvrckanU abut down P«____ aloee toot Wadneaday—atao took BupcrintenOent o f Public - In­ the w w true* ’proppeala under construction T.W, Lawton, returned to hie office mi builneaa today but plane to return to Daytona Beach tonight where ha la apendlag hla vacation rawn CITY NEWS BRIEFS " n. H. Preston Acting Retreat Commander Chief of Police, Roy O. William* baeaoaa they foiled to pro- announced today City official* i atrtngvnt ilaaad abep' bad tegun picking up dog# that have not been vaccinated. Tba teat time for aecortng o f dog IkrnM and vaccination o f doge expired bat week, hot wag extended when vetertnertana agreed to vaccinate the dog* the flrat few days of thin week rer Begins His t Year As G-Man Approximately tf>u la* rerlllllilrh the ram* for property on I;r.tc Hlaln and County taiea hiivn not boro paiil will bn aotd nl a publlr aurtloi, rimdiiHed hy llin local la* mlliitnr. Jtto. I). Jliiklns, In friuil id the Court llmiao dour uni Monday at »% ■ jS ~ ;V% :!: 5 o'clock. T a x Certificate* T o Be Sold Next W eek By Jin k in s Y IN -MEETING LOUIS Title In « i Unique Display (Jives 3 Americtins Arming Boost To AdvantaRes 15 Persons K i l l e d Of Electric Ic e B ox In Airplane Cr a s h i liimi r m Tim 11r ri v Ur ICm IIm - T n «l e In eiu'lrli'r Hearing To Be Held— On Dry Cleaning Law: A public the Florida f»r Mi l l ' , e «M laundry |«W **l>i Inn nu> ii"n In .11117 araalon hi llie neiinn tlm the **■ r « * the Hit. r t w n * M it might upict the world market for the preelou* melal l>*foee then. ... Raamunaon made hi* prediction *' after aurreying the haatily hii'i*. •! 1 city and the 100 equare mite i.rva o f rlalma yielding an ever lncreevl ing volume of the praeloo* metal,, In 1V34 the Ataik* production; a* reported by the United State*' V V " } '.i; Rureau of Hltrea wa» worth onlyl :f - - ~ I ]j 1X4,000 ft Jumped to (201,000 in I-/.-. .'.I g , 11)311 and to 111,000 in lOM. Murh of the 1930 yield came from the new field, Tommy Farr, Kniland'a hravywaight pride, pr,*ttiled (hi* picRaamunaon aald prrwlorllon thi* tare of rhtatlnra* when ha and Champion Joe Ixiul* met In the ofyear would b* "murh larger'* *h»n flee of the New York Stale Athletic Commteilun ami *ignt-d artlrlr* in 1930, and that the dl-tri-t wn» gearing Itaelf for real ipian'ily product Ion, A t the curraal value of (M) an ounce, tha unofficially r*timetrd world production ta»t year waa 324,000 ounces, or 10,300,000 In addition to Ha platinum ylrld the barren aaoraaat area al*o ha« been producing worthy yield* at AMSTERDAM. July f t . - ( A l "Hell'a Kllrhen," an fmloeure placer gold. belli to ronlala a stock model Fifteen pvreoo*. three of them The Gnodnewa Bay Conipenv, identified by airline attache* ** which obtained a fiio.ooo RFC Weatlnghni|iH> refrlgeralor. hao loan, la brlbgtng tta dredge equip­ been erected neat dimr to the Amerlian*. died today In, l'1* ment • here aw the freighter U * Hit* Theater l-jr Hid II I■arrawt.y, naming piung« or a Nethertand* touch#. lac.. In nrdef ^j>"w the oper­ airliner aM lIkte e»*l«1um. T h e Another big project 1* tha Clara ation of tba Mir blue In hot airline Jduiiitil'd Ul« ATMUra'i* only ■* WbllrhQiiae. Canton and Platinum P rodnrtleli Company, OoldbliHiui." and »*!<« U -had no headed by Davn Itrandberg Air­ Tha Interior of the -bamboo other information about them at planes, only <|BJ<h7tMB(portatinn hat", la healed t » • temperatefn In thi* countrf of-no roads, have of 111 d egree*-b y large sloe* proaeut. Tho tran»port, a Doug­ brought heavy equipment e . well trt« Ugh! bulb*. Meier* ronnact­ las (Unltud- Htata* make), craah' ad In flame* after'an eiplualon • i aeorae of atarapedari. ed vwlth tli* merhanUm ot the Before Capt. M n r Wold cateb-J retflgeralor-*h o* Ihe m-iuairur- In mldfelr. limhed a trading post here four' rent oooaumed and the lota) opyears ago, them waa nothing but argil IIP time. Tea'ed lli-rmnmeD R O IC IIT TO NTH IIKfJKBB aaaaaaat Now the owtftiy growingi tayg show the temperalurn ln*lde team o f tedta, frnaw and teg build- thg-oBclosuro lo addition to tho N A N K IN G , China. July * M teg* hea a rotted, muddy main | ttMMoratnrea of lb* milk sad (/H—Wedding* end funeral*, moat street mtinlaitemfo named "Plat food compartment* within tha elaborate o f Chlnme feelivltlee, Inum Boulevard." Bran the townwill be drab affair* In Kwekht|pe site la staked M a k in g claim*. The government baa "Thea* taata will prove beyond PVovlnra. tha actusl tala* or a prohibited the making of rke ta by Ihe suae mechanlral rrfrtg- wise In tha province to conserve 417419,000 Fred Scott elated iht# the stock* of rice fat drought ff- aol i.■ " ■ I ' n n Ini*' ' " f In* delllU|U»nl . ,.| III# ■ *^| ■l ;t H k rnnvcynl pun It! vo expedition from the amt battled anrlrona of Pulping, pawn the dragon capital lo Tsngku w the aea. An American marine, In la•lab' rd and alega-ltka Peiping, M •hat apparently accidentally, b g rifle fire front Chinee* troope k*r-v rteaded near tha United SI embaicy, Chlneae reporta o f battle victory atmoat Invariably dented by R ig Japaneae, rolled In from daarg. tw dark; _ Japaneae air bomba and gtmg •eared the troop# of Nanking amf their—.Prlplnr area atfOMpbtfe with # fe r t * d .U a r * . caxuaktety. A PraalHent Rooaevelt watch#* age vtlopmenU eteaely from Waahto*" Ion. The queatlon of aJipHcalhm'•*. fAmarlca'a neutrality act wag pa*. dec consideration The Chlneae 20th Army reported It haa amaahed tha Japaneae « f * feqaivc agelnat Peiping. The Jap* aneeo attacked Pelplng'a envtrwm at dawn after the rxplratlmi at, their final ultimatum demanding. Ihn withdrawal of Chlneae dhrH atom from the Peiping area. Withering Jnganrtcr aerial at* tarka sheltered th« Chlneae line*. Chine** commander* declared their troop* recovered, hnwerer, end raptured Fengtal. Japnneaw field headquarter* weal of Peiping and Inngfang. Important rail* Ihn Mr . J l u k l u * hearing concerning Dry Cleaning a*d pa**ed in tha recent of tha Plate lefta* r n n b u y * r e i l i r i Mi l e i,,r trip.., i • , o ln,i ii n t '1............. t h e l ' l u | , r | l r II rrpiu’ ’ 111", I'lim 111.. | l i l i n t ( h « aililed I" , i nr . r I lie r o i l nr Ifte m l * . in tii.iinp* h i * m icrilflrale laaold to tha proaperilve punhuer who agree* to uirept tha tnw«*t Interact rate, Jiie Interval Iwlng rtiarged to the owner of the properly. A State ■tatula alio** a iniiimutn Inter' eat rata of la percent, It waa Indlratad. Mr. Jlnkln* at*n notified tax­ payer# of III* 'ibiuuty that If fb« dellnquant late* were paid be­ fore tha *ala that tl,n property would not be eold aa advartlpdd. The only addlilunal .fee will be the. amount r barged to cover ID# coat'Of adrertlaement, Simpson Street Is Changed To Windsp; LOCAL .WEATHER Fluridat Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with an occasional: shower- Satrama Northwest FloraIda: Partly cloudy probably show* era tonight and Thursday, BVAN3TON, III- July It. —<41 -.Thursday's tldaa: High, 11:14 —Itertdanta - on tha-tbrap-btoek A. M , 11:33 P. M.| tew, 4 l l f etretch callod Rlmp*on atreal pa- A. M. B ill P- K. tltioed - city councilman to rhsagt Ua name o( ibelr Ibornughfara to wmdoor ■ etrobt Whoa tha council got the pelllion the mayor could not restore order for five minute*. Seme of the petitioner* lolt the cooseti the Doke and DeckaM of Wind­ sor romaaun gav* ih*m tba Idpa. Yesterday. 30.01; today, 3» I . f ) Fret IpItalian Total for yaaterday-----— . -0d Tote! for month to date — i l l Normal to date-------- —~ U | — Tamperatura - * \A Maximum, 01; mlalmuaa, 14, f . official Raparh �The Uunchlnf Un TH*#t» th i other day of Italy'• Initial modern boJtl*«MPt tfa f |t « to a Mile*, U haiU d'n* a signal of II Duce'a artcrnilnalfon to make hie country not only supreme In the Mediterranean but also able to go be­ yond the limit* of thle Inland body of water and protect the flay of Italy on the high m m . Unfortunately, or perS m l hof the world, thl# determlhapa fortnnatily, tot S wm e rest ef\pred by Muaeol'nl aione, for Franco le not ilnd'ln thh preeent naval race, and England, r th l biffe#t aaa power, le redoubling h e r In effort#, go that no m atter bow much Italy hitting fleet th#t can hold it* own with any other European navy except England'*. It la backed up by thirteen battle* nhlpe, 22 crulaera, .88 ddatroycr*, OS of the flneet Rubmarlne* afloat and many auxiliary craft. And that lan't all, becauae France liri't content to rest on thin present basis and has voted a thirty percent rise In her naval budget. The pathetic thing about the ponitlon of Mussolini. ■nd-JUUgy, foo; le-thah-theif countries sre not In a pooition wag* airjwamament race successfully with Eni rw. badi off these latter two notion* may be fim leal and economic standpoint, they' have rMoiuxtit w to. resources-which nre deT h r only noaaibi*- outcome of 'un-American activities.' n'c<J to flarnianv an tmwbli 1# k s t the Klsn IsB't such'a competltfan -l l>ttiuithii''flnaM ial strain will break itrong In moot *KI*i as it U In the inferior rtunty)* -lUkfcllf.'thJ* doewi't, then, tha almost |fa ' r f t • rtt~rf*T“ f Independ- Inevitable, w a r wiH*1 Pflly. They gouldat be 'IWffy? ffL fftiW S " pngmuu*— Winw ' Pesoer may not be the rt:m«e In the senate but If he wsi the one the rots' to when she wanted OHme ploy# suoh' oa Important part In the life nf the nation' that nay dtaeovary or revelation which might help j0 curb crlmlnaie.i la oil particular Internet. The claim of Rogapi Heger offthw S t Fdul police department that he h "' »«evelop*8 :*• eyotos^ whereby h* con describe .every detail'of* m*».Just from hie finger prints, is Imlng given serlrus cona'fVretlon by Edgar Hoover, head of the Hu* rone of invoatlffotloR. with enothsr fellow— -"Under testa conducted.by 8t Peul’s police identiflcare News P » s e t'on bureau ">ay » the Doyihua Beech Evening News, "tho ~ federal P. Bl I. chief wa* told thle' week, finger jirlnte of «* »■ .. ,un, four Jgiled'iirlnonere H e g e r bad never seen were handed year while them was sn to him for aDalys'*. Io each came, the reporr said, Heger le traffic. This b a re- wrote ta fair description of the man liehlnd thp finger prints. In one lnoUnce Honor gave the man's heffcht within qm inab, bl# wplgbt within five pounds, the color of hla ha'r and eye*, hie complexion, even hj* gnlt. "If this theory prove* to bo soupd It will nlenn -i trefnendous aiKahco In the detection of crim'nnls. Finger itratlon. print* of* of uee now In detective work chiefly when thono takep ox ctlme Jobe match those of available susn^t*. sir -ostmssteT asnersi { of criminals of record filed in the bureau of Identification, g down ths re-!„nd U takeg tfih* to ehnd crime scene finger prints to the mg htsatag, nor bureau end get track a report. If a finger print really in > W stn-iiSi no* pomethlng of a portrait of theperson who leaves il on iM*hma baoa niar- gU*". furniture or woodwork the field of suspects will bts uxaT-ctima— narrowed by ewlft ellmlnatlbn, the work of detection face#* To Await * M p * OrHtr . £ » : BUFFALO, July » ( f t —blictnalone about the Deddeaftot To Rwlga Out Qf AlJpgUnc* » lie and demerits ot lode planta inch u papar ml Ila dominated recently u AUi donors) Landis conducted a Inf uo a proponed laJoeeUo lak eland. Mill al Jackaonrllla, Thr«o perron* raproMOlIp, cllltena’ cnmmlllaa a* had altornoy ftnaral lo allow uo tha Biato'a name la totogtai In­ junction proceedings Id bo court*. On tha otbor altla, clly official*. teprraanUUrel ot tha chamber of couuaurch, abg folli ora liiti-rralml/fn tbo proateod mill aald tha altornar raUtral ahtMild not ontar tha caaa. Mrvctlr.at Uaua la conl*m*)atad court action agalnat tbo Na 11 o n a I Conlulnar Corpuralou. wbkb Uaa announced idana for Natty vari-charwetorwd entertain* wont feature# wUl oanetltute a tnaior pettiest. o f the mId-Summer Beenemio Conference o f the FloHda PPeea Ameeiation to ba bald at Daytona.Bpoah- August 5 8. and 7. retopOMOt of Florida, ibal ^11 wWehi will) bo aStonded ty editor* and. publishers ad both ws-dtly end Mould nyt poiUla the !SL John* tUUtf ftgpaffc ’ Rival, that II wonld not nudnn*rr tha Jacksonville rITp walor jiupplr. and that If It had any uidavnrnUlo odovs they wouli.lm <d(»M by. advoDlngee- of emidor-racut and parrnll. If un lujunaian suit' labrough* In thv uitoinay genernl'a iumdr II Iwcuwm ait ixotlnn by Ibe Stole of Florida against Ilia paper ■otnpaiiy located within tho city limits nf Jacksonville, If tho at­ torney enteral dr-rllnra ua,< of hi* uaMto. th« lujuuttlloii might hr lirviUKlil lo lb« natun of clllirn* II lln-y aliuwril rlatiisga to ‘Ihalr American farmer once again I* supplying the world with wheatFosieaslng the biggest sxportable wheat backlog today o f eny o f tha competitor producing na* lion*, the United SUtra has re* entered the International market after forsaking for two yeara the « 1 . _tufa. a.Ui. 'the __ world's customs. For the Urn month* ending In Mar riptide eitmrl* lotslen I17.S3T.0M. rumpared with IU.CJT.U1M for the rorrtspomllni pe- _ 1 I r S et everyone feer* a rattle ■ and tastlneUrelp nvolde , yet every day We assootata human* who ora more d**di raUlesnkke' only bites In protection' bat a human *u•trike* In’ llte back lit lbs ie ratlleansks uses Us I 0 m human enomy US S &,on& gyd»» trJLiZu ■ws. t CWNAr— ^aVEB Iwt McUuilin, Jeweler Doomed Steer Flees Slaughter Chamber e JEWELER -And Witch w i'Jmrjriry Ripalriitg IIOI.UIUinaR. Nab.. July M. — (AO-Maybe Mreamltaedi train* *tmtd up railroad traffic taH they appear to b« slewing down Hold radge oily traffic1. Ling And EAgrArlng d o w n th e u t m t . ] ’ After ha had gone more than g mile from the plant, ha fell eihsu*t«l gnd was killed by g group of pecking houje worfcera who had given chase. Both Sides Cluiming ToHave Upper HaAid As Hsavy Casualty l Lists Arc Reported^ ~r—“ i,t fnitiviMtN rwnw wit# bb« i Isn't as muck na ths DETROIT, July IS. —( f t — A f f f r 'V - r o f the United Btatee group of witnesses for tko Ford huSbs end Chrysler etarted out as Motor Company, dsnled at n na- rood cantor midvdur between •** plal* fsetory worker, tahorad 11anti Isbor relaUoa* board hoar- Pulping » ml,Tientsin ln a rourtfr .< tag Monday that employe* hod gttaex, ' r -‘ They reported alas thst Nanboon dlachargsd boeaaao of an­ taiuuTotwt so; ion settrtty as ebsrgtd In' su Chlntte gsrrtaoq ,tewn, tsklUt g hugs Industrial f ths Japanese, was refapgave bmploymsnt tp and that a rtUroed brfalgs worker* at feed r dhmiual* • woe blown up at Ysngtoug * m r A dlsttaat asset U Is tko final tag Japanese military communlcahoortag here tlons between Tientsin god tho I) (ft Traffic 1* Halted T0> Sea StroamlteediTnain hsd te hunt him up at the btscfc • ftenrerd and thank him for not rlnlthlng th* Job campUtely lfr. Itavlss *ay* U wa* » young man Plant Fired H e n the Securities end Bnehanga Com-, 0u* ToUnionWork mMelon ea #3*0,700. Even at that 3:00 P. If.—Bench frolic and l(»nd*hcll program. j 1 0|00 P. M-— Closing banquet. ' Another feature of the program; will be concerts by Ray.Eberllng1* 40-piece municipal bend. Dwidlny against rattttiipr Im- .commlmJan may not be weyfetatmsdlataljr, the commissioners d*- e d a n d aald hr did not went to clarsd thrjr believed their first cqPtrsl thV commission’* poHcJe* allegiance la lo the 600 mill Ion' « i B .ddltton to mg w flf lent dollar fruit Industry rather than1yna today,* he wrote the Commlato the governor. |»taB, “ I would like to state .that Spokesmen for the Industry the sews item given eat at U i f r urged them not to resign and land concerning my letter to you insured them that Uie shlpprral W tha U d la mlklutorpretod or and grower* of Florida ere be* le purpoeely mlsleodlng. hind ib tn . From Tallahassee,' •*! do not shut you to make where the Governor wee buoy contracts ealending peat your tehb with braid meetings, came word o f otfleohe likely would draft a reply "While thl» may not perhapa late today to the commission's mean that all members o f the *' ri*ekt asking hla commission mey not be reappointdesiren. . ed, bat ta 1 am roapoailble for The governor earlier yesterday the sucessa o f the commission and had wired the. commission thst he lte Importance lo the dtrus Indus' was not satisfied with- It* program lty o f Florida makes It Imperative end Instructed members "not U> for nie to ask you not to make say make contract* pest your term o f future commitment* or deckle eh SiwwTflm, 1— C -_i__ as * as * , ■■■ „ _ ■ __• office In September-'' ' . any pel Ids* that wUl extend past Terms o f s la a fth a i l commie* Sept. 10stonera expire Bepb IQ, | "While I do not want to control Receipt of the telegram from the the policies o f the commission, governor dering ■ htulneaa setslea bat I do want cooperation with' the brought a quick cod to the cam* commission na I am grietly In* mission's activities, end after e Wrested In the future devtlapprolonged discussion of ths exseu- ments o f tbs citrus Industry of lira's message, the members *p Florida" proved their raeeoege asking clarl. season," said the telegram to Gov- frencs" damages ws* fDad here i-mor Cone- "Everything w* do by a finance corporation against now affects entire Industry aftev a church school far a quantity o f S*P‘ fabrics pumhosed In 1 9 » Th» "Therefore your wire today suit represents fllT7JQ ta Amur* cauMe us to halt the entire pro* loon money. The goods wits gram Including regulations, per* boaght front a French rnannfM* paring advertising tafif. modi* ■pace, etc. "Necessary all thle work be d«nf now- We request you express your ■off explicitly Juft whSt your whhe* a r e .it work can proceed. "Industry needs this situation cleared op and ws are ready to tta -eeerpertr Tou r xU t g f t nt T#*-" aurwd u* at yoardeslrwtocowear-" ■to so please advise us Wednesday morning, July 21, your full wishes to a!tuatk>a will be cleared up “ Permit us to paint out to you It is Imperative thst plans be made now for Inopectlng and advertis­ ing next ssasan’e crap If thsrr *s te be avoided the chaotic condi­ tion* which prevailed when this commission was not appointed un­ til Sept. 1* two year* ago. A •atlifsctory season enjoyed by growers last year was da* main­ ly te e well-plennsd program worked out during the summer ** rtiMl of last rear. For the fire months ending in May Imports totaled tlO.4IS.oOO, lomportHl with 11410,000 far the imrtod last rear. f », I 7W* growers for ma ta ba saltswith your program, H aBoe riMllea of hie withes. DAMAOBS ASKBO IN FRAKCB "Your wire reeetved while we FORT WORTH, T*x.. July «*^ wore working on plane for next (ft —A suit asking "U 4 U FrSneh SANKORD TWENTY YEARS AGO H . “ «•. ^ “ Now tbit the Russian forces who threw bln car Into the oe bad that there Un't some ____ ^ , , i _ - i . trenches end be wUl have to g|v,i t klrtd of Jell way down un**P*r*f,uF completely r lUl the ground whera pedpta l*P »«l., ony l»Pc •* ‘ h» war's s good and sufficient meson for bd p it who would encourage «t“ l*k ,nd U fhUIng. Tbs United doing. It or else— — A past card from T. H- Huff • ' baby U smoks. ' . 8t*t»s has * long and Urribls t*Ue U# that he Is Juit now be­ . |struggle before hqr. i of the most disappointing!Ths building permit for th* coming accustomed to Ihs bright Moos is to discover that postofflce building was Issued light* In Nsw York, and expects to hoy* a good tlma for the next a*e la whom you here this morning* p to discuss oenfldenltal Reginald Holly Is now behind re Is e lots bearer. Thar th* sods fountain St tbs Bonita, equipped with minds that where - hla smiling counlsnanra M bold anything. When they Invites you to have n drink nr anything the effect b the Robert Davit* h»<l hla Joy M when n pint of liquid spoiled Hunday while on the w»y idrod IMv a losepoon, most to the beech. He Is not n font > it| runs out immediately.—Tl- driver, but while rumbling along ittlle Btar-Advocate. In hla faithful Overland, he »■ —1*>— ; Tha Florida Citva* OemmlmtaD.1 receiving no word from O o r a r , nor Cona about whether to go agrod with plan, for noxt aaoaon, oltlee In Vttad to itW M Cot ona waak to Attar ! W wjf features On American Farmer Of Is AgainSuppiying lnli,ra<alti Mr ST ~ w ot^F ^NlVrtrfiwa «r JRted bridegroom Returns Ills License KMHO, INC., * carp.,r*IU-n uh(.«r ,k* law* Ilf Florida, will na lb* llh day or Auaual. A .b lilt, nuke appUratlort la Ike o*v*rnur * t I U Male ot Florida tor an amoaieioei is Article' 111 a( Ik* u n lliw l, w laearearailaa nf rhorur of h M corporailo* larrtaalag Iko amount or Iko capi­ tal clock of oald ekrporalloa from throe huaerod tlssj obarae of flin ’m PEPPER P U L BURP EATSSEEDS HENRY A* RUSJ m W. FIRST ST, S E G G PLA N T TOM ATO .CLUSIVELY 4b SEED GO. PHONE 41 ttiwk of no par value la four hundred KSSI okaro# at aleck ef as oar value, aald Pfopoovd aeianamoai ’ koine la waria and HINTON. W, V , July »l. —( f t —Here ta one bridegroom who was Jilted but didn't toko It f o u r k u t d r o e ' t l * * > n o r e e of oerlousty. otovk of m m r vote*, a rortlfbwt* o f ih* sr«»»«*d OOenty Clerk lUroid IM*w e n d m e o t o f *aM A rtlc U 111 |s said a IMpestosm resident rw akm o w n o rtlo In t h o * m r « ml |g a turned an sauted marriage II- S o * ro ta ry w t h * P< *to ml r t o r eynse with this nut*; •I am returning the llreqae. HCKKROON FntflT CANWJtKg. Not married. Hhe hare got ooe good Joke on me." »y: C. H. FCRKniojh^ centra) goveramaat at Nanking declared * formal deqkiyuhm at . The radio dieter** call—written I war "is Impossible stage Up Kai­ 80S—woe adopted ta lbQ*. ls# P b c t - r ^ A - K added, "act- QSligRY- i>*1‘i*r?<kt* >>(h *r J*'FA- GLASS MIRRORS PAINTS 1' QUALITY— -O e p p ip A J fliA T Y �*» ■-■VSiVT-Y ASWWBRB fit e tBoff’ ftrar ( To Stage f*iv$C rlayB ThuVkfpy The fltate of Oregon already'it making b collection ot ylld animal* to be abowo at theOoldan Oata International BipoaMdn In m ». • DELAND. July Social Calendar pfiu Cogbprn To Be [.In' QtohlExhibition Ward kaa* bean /raedlred that laa Marjorie Cogbum la ettendr tb* Normal School of i l l Dancing Master*' o f America la Washington. O C. She la with bar taachcra, Professor Ct L. Ebaan The OtI»(1o Buptlyt 183 Meth­ and hla daughter, Haifa, of Or* t odlit Sunday School picnic Will be held ft Coronado Beech toutoftow alUifow; ' Tr* builuea* aad (octal meettat «* Ike Vouag People'* League of tb* rirel Methodtat church will k* held et p:*fl o'clock *1 the annex. KBIDAT t dram*t1* m m «i*ptar+d‘ in’ Mini la 1conrifftl B wW^'ln* ■Ugtnr7of tbi 'fj out-ici piayx night P e r SOTl a l s QUICK! STQP* CHILLS AND' FEVER! Ihk data "or * auMnW h** a racation spent at Th*' Hay arttlaga wltf' bd” In * ’ t t f i t o f'th *'" thW aifw M * AMi'tha of Jacksonville two week* hrre KmmsU Tax ho* let! fur JackShe modeled two eoetumee Mow eonetll* after' having apeet **iaril 'day* here with relative#. *he U to perform a dance -Hu*: Mr. asd fare. J, p ‘ McClelland ilea llhipiodj," et an etblhlHote Ml** Cofkurp plan* U be ta and'family have moved hachvlc Waahlngton atudylhr onl^ *"• their home at SOI French Avenrilt of September. The Girl Scouts will meet ul Mr, esd Mr*. K. W. pup*’ ttnSlid o'clock ut tlw Little House “Between* Women’* nuunce the birth of a eon at the \yiiui Rich Tourney The regular bfalnct* meeting I b Showing At" Rita Feracld-Laughton Memorial |t«aof' the Sanford Towneend Club pltal on Saturday. wffl.be bold at ftOfra«M * In their An original alary by |Jr»«h Vcm club room* In the W*tah* BdtW- Stroheim, one* • JtottnguUhed Mr. and Mrs- J.J.* Cite* end Hollywood director, * ,t**?" Evelyn end Jimmy Chte# have reTwo Women” open* at U>« ™l* turned from. Rot Spring*, Ark- and North Carolina where they have ENGAGEMENT a n n o u n c e d Theater today, with ^ranchot been ependtng a month's vacation Ton*. Maurfen O'Sullivan and I Mr. and Mr* Leitle Went an­ Virginia Brace. Mr. and Mr*. Geo- N Spring and U la e dramatic narrative of nounce the engagement' add updaughter, M!t*l, of Allantn. (la , presetting nurrUgf of their life, death and romance In » who hove been vliltin^. Mr and daughter Mery EHubeth,' It greet metropolitan youbg Mr*. T. C- Carlton for a ahorl Tone, as an an Grover C, Whidden, Jr-, of PUhl ______ lectiv* rol# time, left Monday for Cuh* CUy, son of Mr- end Mr*. Graver Interne, pUya *n with an lart'll . tic depth of under atandlnr. Maureen O'Sullivan k* Mr*- B. R. Farr and daughter _______ married to a lift yesterday for New Smyrna a nun i,jnhapplly ui Ahfvet brutal surgeon, end eecretly In Beech ufter having apvnt the pavt lore with Ton*. Mbs Brace U week.as the gueit of Mr an.1 Mr*. a cool end beautiful helreei who E. B- Carter. Mra: Britt Entertains comee Into the heepltal »* a For Miss Mary Went patient and goaa out *» an ta* Mra. Caulhen llulcbleon has r»-< turned from Miami where a*ir tended bride ' of the interne. The Interne I* faced with u ■pent 'a week vlitllng friend* nn 1< Tuesday afternoon at bar borne choice bctw*M love end— duty relative!. Bbe v i e *ccom p»nl-t; cm Perk Avenue In honor of when hta own marriage gov* on home by Mlaa Helen Dmidn-y M in Mhry want, ut whteu urn* the rooka *«d h* U auremoned to who win apeud a anon * ttini Ml** Went*! a*gag*m*et end ap­ eperate on the husband of the bean. proaching marrteg* tp Grover C. nun* he really lotus. If the 1Etn. 1A lii* , a. 't n ,CM lief man dbi they pun pick up tb* thread* of Ur* together. If he After several progressions ol live* they ere lepnnted forever. bunco high acore prtia was Ton* perform* a successful am­ Swarded Mlaa Ukrf Nickel. Ml** putation- gnd the man live*. Margaret Bennett won second M*G*M hla produced a picture high prise. Mlaa went wee‘ pre­ With etliitry end it*riling au­ sented with a eel of Maderlataa thenticity. It might well' have t h e 11l i . m m C h ic a g o napkins a* a memento uf iho oc­ been filmed In a hospital father t u u n w n ii'iit. A b o v e ,* casion. than on u atudio sound *tag*. lly kin,re the ball Tb* rooms of Iho Britt hbme The supporting player* handle Sjnging Negro Thief him |1,uuti first Toro attractively decorate* wltn their role* with uniform ability. Loses His Reprieve rase* end tins!**. A u ,od course Cliff Edward* I* a good reporter; was served by tb* boats#* Helen Troy appear* as a tala* • AU STIN, T *x „ July 28.—U P lstated by Ml** Roth Borin phone operator, Janet Beecher, June* “ Ironhead" Baker, who •tag* veterth, la ■’head nurse; egaig bl* way out o f the T e n * German-American 3 1*»Hte<Hlw W • Uk ^^rawent tmsaft were: m >». Mr*. Urn VAHaat Foetett Mar, Leonard Penn I* a sadbtie aor Camp Prpbe Asked tbw Ml sees Evelyn Wilkinson, geon. '-Other* in tb* cast are penitentiary, is beck Inside Its Doris Hockey, Helen Colbert, Charley Orapewta. Grace Ford, WglU. Gov. Jam** V. Allred, Impreoeed NEWARK, N J.. July 28- ( A 1) Katharine Whit*, Mary * Nickel. June Clsyworth, Edward Norrle, Sibyl Boyd Charlotte Moughtoa, Anthoeur Nar* and Hugh Mar­ with tb* negro's ability to sing — An Immediate Investigation of folk tongs, granted him a re­ the (Jcrmau-American {Ihnul camp Betty Colbert. Billy arimhall. lowe. George Belts directed. prieve lest year from • life et Andover, whose actlvitlr* hive sentence for habitual burglary *u U-cn rilled “ unAinvrk-an,’1 vro* he could accompany John A. 1.0- the objective of commanderi of max, curator of folk songs for New Jersey po*l* of the Aiuer the Library of .'Congress, on a •can Legion end Veterans of Forlour. • olgn Wara which nn-t hero MonWhen the tour ended he worked nay night. The meeting wa* called C. Whittington waa St several Jobe, he *ayn, but by Commander Harry Strlner of of tb* Flr.t Methodut easier money beckoned. Gen Joirph Whrelcr Poet, V. F After Baker was charged with W , Jrney CUy, which a*ke.l burglarizing several Austin re»l- Congfe** to invntlgite th« tbe governor revoked hl*| eoureea of fund* and purpose* of furlough. Tak* Thit Good Old Modkino for Malaria t th'attkaan 1 drWtkk When you’ ve got ehllU and fever, you want real and ready relict Ym* don't want to go through the ucual old ml*cry. * ** Grove’* Taitelei* Chin Tqnle If what vou warn to take for Malarial Thl*-u no new-fangled or untried preparation, but a medicine « t proven m erit Grove’* Tail* lee* Chill Tonle dMS* tain* taitel*** qulnldln* and tgoo. dlVOfelon* * br. IrM head' of the*’ drdzM writ. Hoa*: luH+vlaSP BW tW I , two ‘ to are! rtoberia ■‘rtif.; add mV. BdthefUtidr It quickly relieve! the chilli1ao f faver and alto tend* to build you up. That'i the double oltat yod -want ' The very next time you have ta attack of 'chill* end fever, get Grove'* T*ilcl*«* Chin Toni* apd start taking It et once. AH drug ■torn tell Grove'* Tatlettit ChJJ Tonic, 60c and Hi The Utter MM la the more economical. reater TttatU Jfuel'lwnh o t ' rtnrhf C J« A«n Wiring' of f Til ! SIN FRANCISCO, July I f - M*ry Lw»ta*''Hb*d of Oh jJO - increjalkfc traffic fiteime* Mbywr bB M W ' o f1aC* ■mmg pedestrian* at ' ary bUrf: M ilt/ f i f t y tqvtilcd hjr truffle accident aur- ItVich, manager. T*y« collected hy the California Auto Association. (lie xlt'ily gave (ho night pedes* trlan hatsrd a* fi.1 percent great" er than the daytime The eurvey showed that of truffle death* In* vohtna pedeairlan* over SOyear* old, (IJ |>errent occunud In du-tk or liaikne**. Radiator Cap Can't Be Bigger Than Car JUqUAMENTth Cel If., July 2K. (J l Thp driver who de­ light* In ultra-fancy statuary for hi* radiator cap will have to *ta,u out nf California. flov. Frank P. Mcrrtam h*» ju*l eignrd a hill prohibiting cap* that (tick out beyond the body of the automobile. Too Late To Classify (2— Wanted. j(ild W « b rin g th e m — ---- - ®— Sllu ntl Willi* Mae Wilburn, 818 E 9th1 Elisabeth ptpptn, Margaret Bin-, nett. Peggy Grimball KUiatmdh Hartl* end Betty Stuart of Hag­ erstown. Md. Tea guest! Included: Mr*. Lee* llo Went, Mra. J. H. Baker, Mt*. R, R. 1’lppln and Ml** Ruth - M r * . 'C- O r e g o n f a r m e r * m o d e 9.1, 000,000 r a i s i n g t c n l r f - o p a I n 10-10. PE RM AN E N TS I M AN ICU RE A N D O IL A N D ARCH W AV ES CAKES Cakes Call For Vacation SHAMPOO, SET, Picnics (Jail For « A S P E C IA L T Y A T Q U A L IT Y For Quality CAKES and other epedota A L L TIMES Every Essential For COMPLFTP SUMMER BEAUTY TO D AY'S SPE C IAL Bemmer, with He heat, humidity and outdoor actlvlIlea, demand* mere' complete, and better attention to tho many, Utlb detallu that make a woman .well groomed. Lucille will help you appear at your beet, Ut eO time*. PHONE BOB ARCADE HLDD Whittington Home h Scene Of League Meet League Mis* Hodgkin* Ha* Pkrty For Nurses District Number Bight Stats bbMneda meeting and social will Nuraa'a Aaaoclalion enUrtalncd bo bald-Thursday at 8:00 o'clock at Mlaa Myrtl# Hodgkins with a th# annex. 1Jackson given la. Orlande Time- The heetma m ,,.i ,, im i ■ ddy. Ml*# Hodgkin* la laatroetor to tkJ following: the Bar. Faul of nuraaa ml the Uulveralty of MU-1 Rerffaehi; The Mlaee* Mabel ChapnaaaUla Minneapolis and baa ta- meg, Ed* Btlch, Edna flitch, and atruetad _ » « abort emtra*. for DUabaOi Whittington iSHS. ^ VBlT^ ! Ujr ° f * * * * * r w i Wilson and BraxCHINB8K MADB BABV SHANGHAI. China, Jply **.mraai Mra. Dorothy Lamb, county IF1—Awptftar attempt bfa bran Mod aura*; Un- OtaAt GaUunL mad* to Romania* tba wrtUaa China** language. Thia latest aystam la apt for th* henant of foreignar* but- foy OlltmWW uooMas. Aaeurfttg to ouppaMan, tt hr yuaidi tar a chinaarwawklug Rarmm to loam to raaf iM writ* “L*Un k*»“ ta n nuM . Nab* July M - O f u»ky found a way t^ from1slipping tiddcuiuratioa of Bt»- HIT STARS! HIT STORY! HIT TUNE! A M A Z IN G FACTS REVEALED TO PROVE O ljR CLAIM TO GREATER EFFICIENCY - - FU LL POWER -L O W E K OPERATING C O S T -- - We are subjecting a Stock Mode! W ESTJNGHOUSE R E F R IG E R A T O R to far greater tests than will ever be required of any Refrigerator in the Home m SE E TH E WEStlNGHOUSE FRANCKS LANGFORD - REGAN A L P S ARCS no* bin gang . PICK * P A T . LOU­ IS E 'H E N R Y . GEORGE G1VOT . MOLASSES ’ N* JA N U A R Y . V O I C E OF EX PE RIEN C E . E l) THORGERHRN - PE R T KEl,TON . T H E GEN­ TLE- M a n i a c s . h o y s m e c k . t i c m e uutus EDW ARD HROPHY . MAX TE KH U N R . INEZ COURTNEY . OSCAR A EIA1EIL pees Mw* • • . wn, ...... M B I I I flBKHBI IM m fn tW , , • Peeiltw I m u >•*•*< l l l l l l l ECIMMT R IT Z THEATER W ostinghouse Sealed Meters Sftpw jL Current Consumed - (Oparnting In tamparMI 2# Running Time Of > **> .. iw w i To-Night ’SZn* I Tested Thermmy Mre 8 1-' Hell's Kitchen Teppentyre *• Fftod Compartzeepd hmam U l lfA G N O L IA " REFRIGERATG �m m •I WBaSM PWWrriTMiMiwi r i "in , ila n d e r * ift e e n . V ic t o r io u s In n in g In S ig n C o n t r a c t s T h r ille r ; Tide' Fight i n f o r d T a k e s N ig h t G a m e Challenger Introduced* To Brown Bomber , F o r Fi rst Time As They Sign Up lie Gives Up Only Two Hits In Eighth Inning R e i l l e f Job, Only To Lose In Fifteenth M. Sanford Lookouts and the tons. Beach. l» Under* ye«terapllt a doable bill at the Sea* f Municipal AlHUtk FklJflrat gam* made up the July 'C&lhhtg Florida State League Game* tract between kirn and Parr as­ piring Mar. 1, 1111, Phelan In­ flated the contract mast be on the roamleeloa'i own forme and rum for ’ a T*dr from date of signing, Parr aald ho wouldn’t a ln . that ha wanted to be on his own aftor Mar. t. "Apparently he doesn't want me to manage him after March.*' aald the surprised llmadrlhb. T h le Is hews to aft." Promoter Mike Jacobs took the pair Into an laaor room and aoon not them together. It was Leoey. / ; ‘ • ' ;aa sou need Parr will algo a I year's contract with flroadrtbb. but will have a private agree­ ment with the Utter releasing The two gladiators wore In lbs asms room for' five mlaotea be­ him Mar. 1. 1111. Article* for the fight specify WASHINGTON, July H . — fore anybody bothered to lot re­ Louis, as champion, la lo re­ y (AT—The government -may slew duce them. They stood la oppo­ ceive to percent of the nut gate. M down Its construction activities, a site corners chatting to acquaint­ Parr'a end Will be 10 percent. ances. Neither pa much as gave lt White House cetler Indicated yeetbe other a I lance. Finally. ,f lerday' Chure'.i and State in Prance ,. Rrpreeaptatlve Wood rum. mem* Chairman John J. Pbalan took Parr to Loula' comer and pretv* been separated liar law line* le e of- the houto appropriations / T A U J U IA S 8 IE , July X*. —(AT —A 1M7 legislative act changing the form o f ntoleah's municipal government and naming tha elty commiaelonara received lantatlx* approval from the supreme*court Monday- .' The court overruled a demurrer to an action tacking to oast L II. O'Qalan and other members of the old city council who refused to am render municipal record* a* re­ quired by the legislative act. Mitchell IV Price, attorney fur O'QuIna and others telegraphed tha court a request /or IS days In which te file an answer to tbo ac­ tion. An answer * t « M bring the tea* on for further conqldantkoi by the court Vernon Hawthorn* and other lawyers tnpraacntlng tha new city commissioners, opposed any Jvlay. Hawthorne telegraphed affair* of IlMlaah are "Chaotic and tht> |i*opta era practically without govern­ ment," because of the squabble about who I* In control The supreme eourt did >not Im­ mediately ruts.an tha time to be allowed for filing an answer. » In It* decision overruling tha de­ murrer,1the court aald "unde/ the plenary power given the legisla­ tor* by the constitution to dot) with municipalities In this state, w* find no Invalidity o f the apt complained o f." It did not further discuss the set, or tbo constitu­ tional power* o f the legislator*. Ilalllmor* . Jarwr City u n i. tt.«k jK a tffo * Atlanta second game Crlsfleld as ta error fay tho pitcher Rod­ ger* scored him wi^k a single to right to tlo Um gem* up. The sev­ enth Inning saw Daylong score on • -M . aa error, s stolen b *»» Sanford players won tho hall gtma fat the seventh when they oew*d twice on two walks, two aurora and a h|L Bedford gaaa lo Daytona today to hottlo tbo Islanders on tho City Hand Park- ■h HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by .mum ,o oecnne. LEGAL NOTICE — ------ ----------■ ■.. ran QUICK HALE: mar beau « , mmltUa said after a visit lo Um president that Mr. Roosevelt b*- •*.100,100. ' ^ M in Perkin* attributed th* drop to strike* and seasonal bu»Inna trrndi. Employment ta * dropped In Jane in nine o f the Uet IS peers, eh* aatd. Asked whether the labor de­ partment Intended to do anythin* further about the recent uteel utrikr, Mima Perkin, aald all Uw medial ton plana the crashl-wl several weeks ego had proved not feasible. The United Btatee eiported«. 701,000 bale, of rollon In till. LEGAL NOTICE ■■ • • budget. . Among tha buildings Weodrum Itello, my *oy," greeted Tom. "Ilow are yunf (Had to "Loula atpek out a llaip hand nnd replied: "Ilello l‘m glad- to meet you, loo." Tires—Batteries Gold Fish, Dog Plants, Wstgf-Lilies, Ftah. Eowla, Aquarians, Mosses Export Rock Work and Pool Construction, Foundation Plantings, Landscaping. Rosa Beds prepared and net. Estimates gladly given. 11 «*• That beer? tbit basin**# of gel-'’ v a i b Iin v s o t s u ___ idspartmant building for the social ting lb* boys to autograph e x ­ P - M ; ^ . - ,HC h !»V M1 f.d lU,«5!S! 3 S S board end the proJdeWd tracts got under way. For a pllnl iieneial lo w * nl KlnrMe | nrm ortsl to Thomas Jefferson tu time U looked Ilk* ttCre might (w-naie till! •»*. tu , Ar«t •( IS* I ur—at— tnw. Florida LrsUlsiUrr *1 1*30 that I Wastllngtonbe open wantru between Parr A NBCHI l'AN tiled for celery, 1 house*, g a r age, tool*, furniture, 1X100.00 Terra* R IngoM Wagner Station, MalUand. ___ ln the fifteenth renlury auger llcves a number of proposed pub•old in London for |1?6 a poundlie bnlldlnga should be deferred ;— ---- -z- ~ ---- =* pending hla efforts to balnnca'tba mevlrue at ravdel*. rata. rLomiUA b t a t h t s t o r a D-lonS at Oflumlo, pit. Hanford at ftaytaas. (:•». Imihin at f-ablSa. 1:11 m. Anguatlnr at Oatneaville, 1:1* n a t io n a l m a u v i New York *1 at. I<*alallronblvn II mirage Phlildilpkla *t Hitlet*) eh. Iloalaa *t Ctatlnnall C lassified Advertisements WASHINGTON, Joly » -O T - B w w J r Perkw* reperiod yes­ terday that employment l*»t month decreased br shout 4W>00 while meekly payrolls dropped "T GovernmentMayClose -| Public-Buikling Work Change In Hialeah Govemmcnt Is OK By Supreme Court la the fifth, Sanders, flrat up I Daytona, singled and was aacrtoed U attend by Gentry. Wain M out to Kaiao- Lash singled .le ft Bearing Bandars. Jackson Od out to end Urn InningSanford enmo back In tha alslb taka a one ran lead. Clary ela­ nd to center, stole second ntvJ Nit to third on a fielder's choiceno straight outs brought Prleh* ti to tha plate. Prichard doubled bring Clary- Keren filed out to id tbs 'Inning. T V eo hits in the nevonth for lytesa tied Urn game up- Tbkra K - - S t a g until the fifuenth, Mot Bandars singled and came uae on Jackson's single Employment pecreue Reported By Perkins Joe Loan And IiMrali SI New Turk, rhlram *| Weehtnetu* Clevelanl at I’ hllagtlphia. Ml. leiui, at IMhta*. W. C. HARTLINE M o n ro t C orner Omae W W YOU CAN BAVE MONET BT T A R ­ ING ADVANTAGE OP OUB CASH AND CARET PRICES. LOWEST IN TOWN. has plasty sf MMy U le u at raaOftbli tales «b4 vsrioss pbuM far any worthy >« ! — ■ • On Easy Pay mant Plan 8EE US FOR YOUR GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP JP R Q N B S7- 2 0 L N .E A U | ^ BUT YOUJl FEEDS A T AN UNUBUAL* I.Y CLEAN STORE W HERE YOU W IL L RECEIVE TH E MOST COUR­ TEOUS O f COURTBOUB SERVICE. m MALARIA -lo B .Oar* COLDS IV Akfa ftANIELB FEEDS A W ECtALIY Such 1m m ran far sm jm f uU m H i l l *■ •say weekly or aiMlhly p ty m la . » l 1- * TUXEDO FEED & SU PPLY CO. If m m U EMey, ecTgolt sot rsprasnUtlve, Mr. In B. Southward, at lit North Park Atoms. ARCADE BLDG.—SANFORD, FLA.—PHONE 3U CSTERlPBIsr JDIDN'T! Sm a x 3AM MIS m ttleJ N O U O IV B TWEM A TOW N H E AVY DUTY BLACK DIA­ MOND TRAILER, gbod Ursa, asaioaad body. 1*6000. 1*31 ChevNEW LUMBER raWt ooupa, good Urao, flMOO NO. I yellow pin*, thoroughly Rapl A Bona, .Used Car Dealer*. dry. Bidlag, floortog, ceUiag, W1LCOX, colored, waste lio.oo per thousend. United Unaf a r housework. U1S W1*. Phone U t'W . W m H I U T r - t T l i ,| . - • ■ 1 } t I l || ' \ I r W 1 ( j - mm b i A �i - i i : • .. ^ . . - . _ ^ - ; _______. ^ . ________________ . ■ ... ■ '/ u Btmlnolg Count/ Prodncfg Mon Krult And VcfeUhlaa Than AHimltar A t m Jn America WHERE FIGHTING RAGES IN Predicts Adjournm ent W ill M g « ■ % ! .Come In 3 WeekgL CHINA’S UNDECLARED WAR Ruthless Air Attack ^ M ^ 'S c h o o l D e a T G e U Duke And Duchess UnloosedJiy JapanTo Leave R etreat ■\itf8e In Tientsin En- w ^ n ^ T i m ^ c q u i t t a 1 In Case V- m i (AP) Rayburn day that able to — C ft—'Thomas .C- Eider, 55-year- wMtkn tnr ■ — Majority leader told the House t<V Congress should be adjourn In three ,L i it 1 n «s » dangcring US Lives Ex-King And Bride City Set Afire I n ere as e Activity ---In P u b l i c Events However, Soldiers Of Sold China Rcp«I Japs In M I K T d r ll. Aualrla. July St. Swift, Hnrd Attack^ - Tin. Duke el Windsor, kmian Early AeW n I . I>rc- . Y l ^ " H>Y?"» dieted ForMInlmum. KiaaedStenographer W a g e Lc Legislation1 greenfield. « , juw m. ^ WASHiN™^ * £ » . “ tin For Canal CityJ iMany Parts “ nf — Of Court Bill Tie-Up ;^hargin g_A ssault Seen Possible Bar! Elder Was AccusedBy ------- Jap, Chinese Annies In Death Fight For Early A d v an tages here in "Ilia roailca* squire,** I * f t 1 *5 *1 7 1 2 prcp.ifltig lo take hla Anivrbaii- n,Bnt U1 t catrga 0y (Mauit wuhi born Inl.]*i to ruiuenll. Venire. Tint lernier King nnd til' Ihirh-' fir ▼•** tnaurl'iwt **WM The lives o f Tirntnln’n r 'V ^ tunny AmiTtrniig were lm|H>rilk'tl Itnlny l*y Utu literal eaa wer,. <-ip«'Ctad In meter Dorn dofllh nlniRRle between the their lioio yiiionn nd re a l here ».iie I.. iin- _Jummao mul CliiiH'so iirtnle# W a»erl< oid.urg Intent to kill a former school aasocial*, 8. Allen Norton, who one* sef u»«o Elder of kiseing hit preup . stenographer. . ' Elder also was acquitted or a up duu-g* o f simple u u u lt on N’ or* llnllan iliy of ranala where ho­ tel nrctmiiimdat Inn* 'h a te l.c.-n reaervo.1, , '•» 'Itrea-ett |lkn a native ot Oslo Konlh Aii'trlon region. ’ will. e feather In hla hat and barn knee* ahoetng h.-tow hla shutl. leather brie*. Ilea, Ih« lluko lie' Unlcsi thare la ft tic on tha court Mil In the Sen- ton. __________ ate- by something arising to The Franklin county Jury, which call a halt," Rayburn said, had heard tratlmony for nearly a m N o rth China. Tlui Jaimnedu arnty in a ilriis lic m io r l to m ul the Clunenu altm-k tiia t tliren l-cut'll in tlrivu tl iro n i 'liuiH^ Mil, lla North China alr.ihgh(dik| liBmerl a ilovu'lutlitg nerlal hour! hardnieiii on ihe itty, Japanese officer* declared an _ acute altuathm nimpfllr.T lhrm ta ignore "earlier anaurancc* not ta : I'qxiao thu city's foreign resident* I., peril." Wave on wavo of bombing aqua.lmna set many uf Tientsin'* principal building* afire particu­ larly the- railroad renter and burned the inlcrnnti.inal liridgt connecting tho foreign concCaaions end the Chinee* city- Rumba rained on the dcnvly populated Chinese quarter*. One village on Tlsatsln'* outskirts-was an inferno. ' -Roth-'at Tientsin and I'elplng, Amrrkans- huddled In cellars of foreign ennertaione and swarmed for safety lirMtie rigbwwty r a n v . ^ pound*, spurred in;, ahellrr by • mrmnries of tho foreign ayallags -We can flnlib all of ih li (lea- week, returned ita verdict after Ulattra) program In thraa week*.1deliberating four hour*Thera I* a do ire* of certainly i .The com menwealth had charged that we can adjourn at that Elder aeroeted Norton, former he forms Ills ? ** . *** ,mlnu I" bitter fighting betw Chinese anil Ja|«nr*c around Peiping n war that lacks only I I...... me a familiar .D ru m on m* Into n ’ schoola cauhlcr. In Norton'* GreenHate wad __a ant I_l«|n ba forced both s Mm , i° i <r* *In,‘ foreigner* from various nation* f W In safety within their protected legations, liallle* ragail ' and mmininln byway*. . • aaw l at batweaa now and Dv field garage on lha night of l»*t Prlnl J tlu. n a l l s o a arrepj Mm. a* a J f __ ■Y*tt<!Y.l” '--T ^y..Ja||*n» M- ap..fted Oha y hsd ecianl thr t'hlnear liarrarks at Na-tyuan, K Mr-dlghoM in ihc - wnwbifr.-----------------------■(May ZS. ‘ N«rt6n t«llfWT El.tfr — ■ nelchl'ir who. when lie I* roam­ _j __ * f‘ ^ l nf,r riaimril they had taken l hi Japanese army headquarters at Fengtal. Quratio Led by Minority Loader had pointed a gun at Mm, Out Eling abroad, la trlendlr to nil hnt Snail about .th* program, Kaybdrn der in tratlmony danled ha was In faoilllar allli f»w. Tljity gladly Uid accounts o f It publiahed today Greenfield that nWit. torglto him one a.e-l.il orror following s conference yesterday I Elder told tW ju r y ho wan at wearing a lynd.an luatiilun In batwean praaident Roaaavalt ami Keane, N- If., 41 Mf1e« away, ami ttarlnlhla. legislative laadara wera “ encour- hla wife earrobareled hia atory In lie la known^ Ihroughnul Itm her testimony. Aging. rouolryaldfl na T h n lo-llea* Ha apoka o f proipacta of Senala Witnesses testified that Norton aquln-" lie. uiisn ha la much mom action thla waak on th* waga and all year* ago, accused Elder of artlrp than m»*l of the nolnuler . hoar and housing legislation and “ kissing and embracing" hla atenof Ihe. vlelnlly. ( C t i i a i M » • r « * » T « « l on tha court bill a n t waak Theau Wh.-u Edward I* Hot playing k ci aorta bead th* gragram. .tenola or nrlf or u-tag hi* al. kin Tha Bouse labor eomralttae. h* «u I ho gi.i^a ntumi . WaaterleyuMid, ahouid approve tit* waga and IIM t ln M Its Tavel I A "M* I, i MUiifT* lb >» f •* I • i t "* *** ■"■-| ^* ~ next: _ W A S H IN G T O N , Ju ly 2!». Ales Johnson, kdvSor nf thk A t hla p'rea* eairferanca Speaker (till.ANDO, July 1*1.' A stern lunkhead asM ha MWWfht tha Seminole Chanter of” the Future —A labor leader tumnl legislator and militant frunt tu rnmlwt tinMouse member* arera **^lag to be Parmer* of America, recently rA succeeded In writing into the rise of Cornmunlim in Otlandn and rraaonahle about not belag atam- turned from a trip to Homratrad, wage-hour bill yesterday a provlCentral Florida was voted hete Chlin-s* armlc*—Sflth peeled-' Into adjoiupiactt. Redlands, and Gainesville where alen permitting a board to fix last night by Memorial Post No. lid 40lh—*lt*rkc.l ill con­ he conferred with member* of tho minimum wagea aa hlgb,aa 70 IU of the American Legion in one cert to gain the strategic Tlcntaln organisation sod asaistrd in a re­ cents an hogr and a maximum of the most spirited Session, held F J titn J . lo rn | u trh l* area and cut Japanese coiumuAIport af Future Parmer activities. work week as short aa 35 hours. in years. le rt, an*i F r n l T . W illin n m , I I M i l K t f tiw n n T n * t i Ue elated that the report includ­ The house labor eemmlttre ap­ *’ Member* unanimously adopted ■ e n g i n e e r , * r c t »n i| ia i»in l M n y n r K jI ed photograph*. n«w*|«per dip­ proved the provision, which mem­ resolution offering their *»aisl u n k I 11Irkiii « mid o t h e r t ‘ U y •»!’ Charles Hannan, A g e ping*. stories, end Itemiied re­ bers said had been prepared by ancu "morally and physically *v Ilf In in In T m iiip n u u l r n l i r (n port* o f each boy* work and Representative Wood, democrat, of lOQi percent Aiaertcana’* to Ihe 81, Dies From Illness •w ilfn lints* reiiilht* i «» lln* |int* earning*. Alan in the 'tale Missouri, long-time president of S h eriff! office, the city police tie The Eerolnole pounty Junior |hifwptl trailer lin e, it wun mrnl were Judging* nf the hoy* *• the Missouri Rtstr Federation of partment and any other law errCtihrb-a I', llarman. « n ‘d rrt* Council 4-H fluba held an allrt'venleil to their cooporaUvt activities, labor. I forrrmrnt hwliea in event Vinlenre dar maetlng recently at BanLando While In T.Hilf i, the arrlilfeH ldcn| to-re, died » l III*’ home of community aervlcc, leaderahip acThe proposal la a m*|or rhanre flare* here whrn a arhedoli-d nn-el Burins* In which arary commu­ and omkIiim i at * or**41 htrnrmatltm Ilia aon-ln law nu.l daughter, Mr, tlritic*. conduct at chapter meet­ from th* wage-hour till as it 'a Ing nf CIO Ineala open* Aug. 4 nity In tha County waa reprernnrarnltiK r»**|M»reineuta iimile tiy and Mr«. A. I,. M<e>r*. of Ilrcnt' ing, achnlarahlp. end recreation. now being debated In the senate The post went nn record against tiip HUh* In it nwnt In trailer V* l>Dt|| nt !> Oil o i Inch last night. rented with tha aiceptlon of ChuA priae of 1400 haa bean offered Under th* latter measure thr ad­ any acta of Cnmmunivm or any rampfi amt Mr. llurruan, who « • » *1luoU Oviedo, D n . GI*<>V' , '" " T nfher InViirtiialluii ministrative board could not com­ “ other ianra-' opposed to Ameri­ wlilrli will It.- iiNflul In rtiinitll- yrar' uf-ago at tho time of III* Kendall, homo daMona&tlon for. for tha baet raportpel th* payment o f more thun 40 can inatltutinaa and denounced lug aperlfl< niIona for . (lie lm- death, wn« . I..... In Kenoatia, tha Courty announoad today. I _ cent* in hour, and could not reduce statements made In th* pm a ty ptutywrnl. whl.b will lm idler- \VI«„ Apr. 13, Iv5*. ih-nllr .am* Swimming and a picnic the work week below 40 hour*. C. R. Jackson, avowed Communist ed I*. l.jR.lere « ' womi as non- after irtt nine'* of tl.rr-p years, The change led to Immediate o f Orlando pl.-ted, Ttn-, ng.-il r.-'ldenl la aurvlfed , prediction* that the bill would he Jackson had forecast ihat blood­ A It. After Hie I.Ma, have lie. o tali-' liy lila ilurighl'T. Mre. In the bualneaa aeaalon, the Coun-j gcrrlrrs lor C. O defeated. Representative Ramashed will likaly result here around ulster! Mini lUc* >ih-I of tin, proj­ MtH.re, id diunfnriit C. T. r.urck, cil adapted a, Hat of aim* to Naj tw>ndl,ri retired merchant peck, o f Georgia, democrat, de­ l.abor Day herauae he felt that ect a'ccrUInr-d. mplllltrra of the nf Jark-nnvlllr; ab.1 a brothev, which they will aaplrs during siad at hla hom# on Mellon clared! vigilant* rommltire* would be lit. al Trailer I ’amp foimiilllre Mike Harman, nf rtnrinndll. Ohio. the coming year. I villa Arena* last Tuaaday night “ Representing the arc!Ion I do. formed to combat the CIO.mem­ and rllie f'lmnilo-r oI rommerre Funeral aerrli-r-a will be held Bom* of tha alma tha Club aet win aH, b« held In th* lha Brickaon Fn Krtckaon Fu 1 know I*l| vote against Ihe bill *f ber* and fultowrra of tha Com­ arlll stare u rtrlvrr lor l.wpa to In th>< Frick arm Fnnnral Home aa Ihrir goal arai To work to­ par* Jloma Friday afternoon at these change* remain.'* munist party. With thia gesture of very decided meaning, a militant strike l>ar lor thr. Improvement* width Friday aflt-riimiii ul !: bUo'clock. ward tha aatablUhmant of a 4:0* o'coek. An article published In Orlando the City platis to repay over u Tb.- |tev. J. W. Austin of Enter i asnatB, debating It* nan ,y mp*ihl*cr expressed her fcclioga for noiralrlking workers entrr b a y s 4-H ClaR; to encourage T h *' Rev. Martin Oram of the (C m II r m i I tta I'tf p Tlirrw l ( prist, tqlll .dll.isiq Ihtermnnt period of year*. every club member to establish Holy Cn>aa Kplacopal Church i " o * r S>" lng ,h# plant o f the Rnldna-Drydock ccompany in Ilrta.klyn. I'.dlce(Oealti I will Ini ma.i» In llm Evergreeu a permanent demonatratlon • •» hero Will officiate and latarrornl men are guard watched carefully tq are that ahe rnd other aympal ciiioli ry. ' l.'tin her home; to aaaUt toward mak­ will ba made at tb* Evergreen I ihir.-rs confined their resentment to nothing morn violent than N early 9,(M M ) Knijthts i ing ovary -4-H Club a standard Cemetery. I jeer*. ___________ CHINESE HEADLINE club; l-» have each dub earn Ita The pallbearer* will ha: W. Attend Miami M eet own money for Urn scholarship A. Cenup. J. L. llerrUon.fleers* I HAN FRANCHtrO, July » » • fund and for county dues (the U. Bluart. 0. T. Ilanderaon, J. ■nlnf General Id’t—A H«n Franctam morning MIAMI. July n .—M WAHHINUTON. July 19.- tdb method of gtdBg each girt a H. Tmlurk and R. II. Wind an newupaper till.* rlirenlrle) which —Jimmy Mattern haa arrenxni Chairmen John II. I'help* dim* from which ah* la to make A stalwart.' flrm-ijflnnad youlb In this city's famed with_lfc* Hovlnt North Volo ra nounred yealerday S<70 person' r-lrrulatca a dollar waa anggoatad); to pre­ first, waa Invented today aa the I ____ 1 dlo station to flash an '-okay' reytalared for ih>- Irl.-nnlal run- ('htnatoarp appeured today with sent faithful leaders, council of­ a h.-adjllte In rhlneee. Tranatat• f IS, Ills Majesty Feruuk lt? T TAI.I.AIUSBF.K. July lha earliest, When Arctic weather roudlfTmt rlnve last w ell of tho Knights ficers, -and girls, who have at­ first king of an Independant Tll„ HuprMaa C(llir, ,tBari, e.| |hi- rbaracler* read; "I'lilna, Meanwhile, an order of th e are right for bit prepon. .| non Templar. tained various degrasa o f achlevoRgypt alara the Mameluke rulers, Japan atari war." the dlg- court obtained liy Altnrney W il­ atop flight arrrraa thn* lop td Ihe aacnt, with eome token o f reeag* ware conquered by Turkl.bl « u,n- nU » - < « < • » . «■" Coat of Ihe ..invention In the world to Moscow, It was learned city, county, elate and Individ ntthm; to make gift* far chlk liam fllounl Myers of Taflahsa a. l" of horde* in the 14th Century. | «•“ "**• rac.v. ry dren apd sand faeakata a t Christnee, prevent* delivery of tertIP yesterday. Mattern wiper la tit win uala wna eelimatud at l&O.nnn, With a dlrnllr '*c ueyned hla 1937. but tadkalod It* ........ pwrmlaalnn for thn trip today. mas; to develop prog rate in fam­ with an equal amount romlng year*, lha haaky shouldered nos- ilunslliy will not b« tlucbTed for Icatea aol.l under li-rrua of the It waa alrungty Indicated that ily, cdfamvnlty and county reerearch took lb* oath befiw# hla ae t „ ,raa, naa art, but permit* sate* to lonllaoa Becretary of rommerre Itoper from tha nedac. Forecast alien; and te dwreiop ability in ftBBlblRS fhim hpr u d u n t i l If Pre-coni Uvn eatlmaleii nf at­ aemblad chamber and sonata, lieCl I „ On* groap ot attorneys main- la* the *T couollea. Would appro re Ih* venture, re Floridv: Partly rlniply local . leaderahip a* that th* county J. M. Hall waa given panels becnm* King pf Ml»r, lArrd of tendance ranged *■ high a*- <A., Howard 1*. Mac(aria na, of Tem­ Varalng Ih* lenlatlvw rnluaal of UM, and convention offlclala be- ahnwi-r* Friday and -on the waal emtadl* may provide wall trained “ >* •«* parmllllog sale to to erect an addition to hi* Nubia and (be Sudan and Bov Katra-me Norlblead We who have knowledge and ps, told the court. Ih* disputed hla department to Issue a permit llerad unaelllcd labor rondlltnna roaal tnnlght, bl* h' rt Mddar of twoy.arat l l t l Hickory A iaaM ereign o f Kordof.n and Darfour on the grounds that It la a Florida: Partly cloudy experience In Ciuh work. to Um wild - acmalm of 1I.0M.- i Ug^ aortlftcate. waa ln- law—rtimmillre auballtula to cost apprailmataly |H, elsewhere were la lilatnn for thq wesl fo r pn.hahly local thunderahower* I* *«o aubjecu and dlaplay of fan- » • ' « becaaa# It also prrn.lti.-d Houae lllll t » t —waa dcslgnad to “ stunt." rollnwlag a conference reduced (urn out.. east pnrilou lontghj and Friday, “ «x»prom i**- "ot Use* 1 « « “ liquidate a depreciated sad With Mallern and federal experts, Buford Klwaaiaoa are attend- U r, and rtlaai within U U u Itoper ordered tb* war, navy and Daytona Tid*e lag a Jotat meeting with UaUo- clont capital. Thera la ap rft>va\ ,“ 11 lwo yt>r< •W. froasn a»*ct." In the I.am uflaad agriculture departments In earorFriday's tide*, high, 13:04 Fa * ad Winter par* Club# at of Egypt and the reremonr wpi Another groop eald lha ' » » valued al 417.000,«M on tain whether th# !ll*bt would M.; Inw. L td A. M. >: 14 P. M vfaa' Invalid a* maasuro for ■tala lose' are delinquent. Springs this aharnooa lavaetltore rajher tbaa hav* ac If Mill, value. Daromatar A aaadUet* nill - ha "liquidation'' tateadad primarily Uoa ln4 |he vaster* seas*. lla said It rould not be c MbM . far hdUatian at the Mating nf th* Yealerday, Jd.l; t.alay, 30,*1, for tbs "compromise* of delin­ aldtrcd primarily aa Intendad ta Baafard aamp *f th* Woodman «f Preclpltatien quent taxes. Rig Bapfordltea will roncTOda regular weekly mealing of permit rompromlan ol dtllnquenl th^Wartd tiMirrw night at «iM Total lor yesterday ------ 00 Hla law firm* got directly tun-, taxes. sight weeks 'nf study at Htelaon Beouts of tha ship MATCH STACKRR PROVOKED t ffhUaws Hail. Total fur' month to dale - .5.10 a*, tad with lb* two rases be­ University In ItelAiid nt Ih* U oa" will b* bald to­ Chief Just Ire W. If. Elite, c. a Normal in date ------ ;M 1 ; commencement eierrlaaa to be AIRDRIE. Alta , July <9. -V P ) fore lb* coart filed brlrl* pro qweet Ion Inc M*> lartane, observed night * t T:M o'clock at lk « J n Temperature ran* ml earvires for Mr*. Ad* bald at l:M o’rl.<k In Ihe after­ — Nathan Sevw-vaky, g storekeep­ and orm and three others acre that tbe title of the art might Maximum. *5; minimum, 74, bleb to not cover a procedure for “ Uger, ha ■ lost the evidence ha oaed given additional time la whir Q. Gordon who died nt noon of Aug. T. In the university Herald reading la Up*ale Tuesday an- auditorium, arrardlng to ioforto prove that ha was Canada's submit briefs 'a a friend* of tb* uldatlon" allliuugli It did color, FA M ILY A F F A IR Official Report champion match stacker. Banovtky * coart ware bald In lha Krtrk- ■nation received here today. to tag cartillcat* sal* High U The gradual** will lacloda: Faaaral Home IbU afterworked for several weeks building Ry tb* lime thee* brief* are In, * that pi*a* 01 74. MICHIGAN CITY, lnd., Jaly • pyramid o f over M M matches on lha court will have adjourn'd Catharine White, Nancy Hutehl- 14 Myers argued tbe alets could1 eosldj •* I ;M o e lock. ■f activi- M. —ttP)—Mr* Roaco* Marray • bottle- Then « ew*tamer came In, for lha moath of Aag**l, court dlapaa* of twoy.ar old eartlO-l Vhs Rev. J. B. Root of th* aoa Rrock, H. K. Morris. Carolyn ff - - __ and Mr*. Robert Debbert, able plocked on* e f th* match#* to officials eald, M tho justice* Mtea “ a* th* Legislature sees I Oewg iegetlocal Church-bar. of- Collier, George Grown MeClal- |4 ___ __ . _____ - i ft* Urtof nt Um same addre#*, gave fight a cigarette, end the pyramid cannot reach a declaim, before 71 — -....... .... . »t but eald a clause ol U s 1 ‘MMUd and UUrmeat waa mad* land, William Raadall Slaughter, tr .. Uitk U daughter* the aUM day. R ----- ----- -----------54 II. th* »r*t woe* la BeplemW at and II- M. Day, fOaaliaatd p . r*s> Tbrrel . ^ tho Lab* VkW Cemetery. . e , ' - .* YY 7 O-Cent Minimum Wage Seen Knell T o B l a c k s Bill Legionnaires O f O rla n d o Vote To F ig h t R ed Drives A ‘SALUTE’ FOR NON-STRIKERS Labor Leader, Turned Solon, Succeeds In Johnson Back From Obtaining Provision Tyip Through State *•* 0tJ&(W o£. Adopt Resolution Of: f er i nf f Assistance To County Sheriff 2 Sanford-Citizens Gather Data To Aid] Trailer Camp Deal ',1 ."I 4 .■ >! -K >4 .4 ■M 3 jS sir N" T! lhe llu^r lt“Mlkn of All-Day Meeting Is Held By Junior 4-H Club Council I K, ”, B dinnrr|NelSWander RiteS To e HeldTomorrow 18*Year-OlcLYou th Is Egypt’s New King Supreme G»urt Delays Decision On Land Recovery Act For Five Weeks Roper May Approve Mattern’n Proposed Flight Over Arctic j LOCAL WEATHER"" Woodmen Of World WiU Meet Friday Sanford Group WiU End Stetson Studies Last Rites Are Held For Mrs. A. G. Gordon ,a. a BMMg * 'I E i R e ;- -- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e60515f777bc7745116b66d06ef9e2c0.pdf 1872b254e28e10a4a1ccfb25949a1788 PDF Text Text n M y l No-Hit Game Turned; FARE ARBI In By Syracuse Star f K 9 Boston Bees Lead Majors W ith Seven Victories A n d N o D e fe a ts D u rin g W e e k SYRACUSE, N- Y, July « . — , (* )- Uoyd (Whltey) Mew*, right-hand pitcher farmed cot b j the Cincinnati Redi, Joined the In­ ternational Learn* hair of fame tact night bp pitching a no-hit, norun same U fir e »ha Syracuse Chief* a I to e viotery orcr the Be^s Remarkable Pitching: Staff Allows O p p o n e n t s But 43 Hits In Seven Games Jerney City Giant* Double Bill To Be Played Tomorrow The Sanford lAMkowta and lb* Daytona Beach Inlander* will play a double Mil her* Tuesday, Th* flrat gam# wjll make up Urn game rained out inly I I and will atnrt at 3:oo o'clock. The eerond game will be played at 1:11 o’clock that «, Tb* Saint* acored Ut* only run • f the (*n>* la th* fl'rgt half nf . the Brat Inning. With on* ooL ylUgerald tingl'd to left a n d r ndraaoed to e*eond o* Chlndo'e Mas)* to c ea te r, Ooniorclk M l . s'!grounder down to third and an , attempted double play *ud#d wlth The Z3-y**rold ala-feoUr, a strlkrout iter for the B Dorado team of the Colton State* Lease* leit year, be*ted Ben Cantwell, #iBoeton Bees1 pitcher, IS a tight fllnfing duel to earn the deelelon In th* nightcap of a doable* header after the OlenU had won the op­ ener 33. Moore haa hern with Syrncur* • lore mid-June, when he waa v n t down for teaioping by the Med*.. Lari night'* wee hit alath victory ■faint! two defeat* line* joining the Chief* Hr had fanned SO eat- I tor« In At Inning* before lail .i'glit-1 Three men rearhrd flrat bat* nn walk* In leat night'* gem*, but all were Mranded on the baeenatlit. Moore fanned fear, collected eat of the ala hit* the Chief* ma le o ff Cantwell, and ecorrd the only lun of 1he gnmo, In the eltfht* Innlou. H Moore won 20 girne* for El l»o- ■ H redo leal lenr, nnd *cl a n*w strike;» nut record for the Colton 8 t*l"« ,i! * league Lent July I I , hd. earn# within one pitch of hurling a no* hitter, when he we* tagged 7or a Tommy Farr < safety . with two out In the ninth plre. la ihtrwn epib and two atrlke* nn tha batter. New York to prapt Moor* alto wa* with Maeen In tha' Jo* l«u l* Aug. 10. Hally. league lait season Dee Moore, also a March graduate, caught Moore ferd tg tiro, /thro*' order tb* flrat twe lining*. In lb* third, Rodger* /•togled i la right end' etol* eecand ban*. It egg* rlo went oul pitehur to- flrat. Deri* etrach n«t Myth and Clary .to end tha In Ring, - After "tb* flrat Inkleg. Mdt* otlbwed no Saint* la fe t to p e oad ba*a and only font to rot to him,'] *, . The locili pet man pn bet* I d Ihe^tU ib;.-M renib,. eighth, eed Olatb bit wort unable to ecofa. hr the ninth. Langston ringled to right to open Ih* lunlag. Met . Ud hit n grounder to abort, who California To Use Lightning Renders 25 Large Refrigerator* Persons Unconscious To Preserve Fruit ALTON, Mu.. July 10. (/I1) CHICAGO. July .II,-*-Tha largeal Ice relrlgerator* In the world, eaeh b't enougti to hold IM full grown men, are now be lag put Into aerrlce. It wa* *nnounred today *t aaetrmal ,c o aiaorlalJon lieadqusrler* bora, The glenl refrtgeratora ere lo­ cated Id the frail (lelda or Cal­ ifornia aa<f wlll.be need tnpra­ ter re frail. Tea Ice refrigerator* *rn now In eerrlre. measuring G( leal Twenty-flm persons were rendered uncnn»i Iim* yesterday n« lightning elreck n |ir*e Iren In front of - thn Itlrorluii Country Cburrh near here. Four were In­ jured aerluuely, Tha lightning *t*<ick ■* n large group »u< nuigrepilnt on tha rhurrh lawn following Hun dey Hchnot ■errlrca, Vlrllmn warn M-allnrrd almul tin- nroiiinU Coming: Florida State League Games China. May Build 14,000,000 Span Ilia r. m, PaUiha *1 OrNni'lu, 1:13 P. 11. I is, tun* Usarh at llelsinC Detroit'* apparently waa th e moat timely hilling, for the Tl* gera acored as nine to lead both loop* for the weak, the Yank* were second with I L followed by the Brown* with I I and Urn Senator* with IT. Topping th* National league, were tbn Cludaaalt Bed*, who scored 47tlmo* hut wrro aim able I* win only three .of aeren gam**. The Yankee* regained lb* top In their homer-hi I ling specialty, knocking 17 homer* out of the lot. compared to thn 17 lor De­ troit and thn ntna for lb* Bads who topped thn National Lcagu*. Dofenetrely. the life* were toe whole show, outdoing even lb* Cub*, who allowed only It op.poaltton acoree, Alleld.theCIareland Indian* . and Philadelphia Alhlellra, with four error* each, end th* lldil Ho*. White Sox and Cube, with H i* apiece, were tb* leader*. Thn Brooklyn Dodger* f"U apart with 33 I* eight game*. Standing* for the weak, ahow- mi* r. n . .. „ mtandii at ll, U n 4 . ^ d l* P . . il*ine*rl||e -at *1. AunnMlfi’ . CELERY EGGPLANT I'ntalke at l.s-.1mr«, 1 11 p. PEPPER TOMATO till I*. It. WedMmdsr. Jetr ** ‘M • t r r n iin at im it iiy a Mr. I'.. ^ t^ribiir* i| p*l*lka, l : t l P. hi, Auan.tln* *1 (luln.svlll. ■HI P. M____________ Z E N IT H ’S Startling Robot DU] AWKMiraw i.nAaimi k i i i i ii . nntrn. 4*m r. m. contain 133 percent "Site, error*, opponent** ruda and homn run* tor rarh club; t ill W I. It II H Or m Urirnll . I I I t I I I 4* II rhlrsim S I 44 t l * *41 I XVashlnaliin . t 1 IT 1*1 * 41 4 Nr-W Ynrb ..a I 41 >1 t4 *4 It L'Ureta n < l ___ 4 t i l I I I 11 I • II P. M. L->l>nrii at tl*ln**rllle, 1:11 r. II. Tender, Jelr IT tMVTOVt MIAMI AY a t * . ticeea* reported. Ten person* n-i|iilred treat­ ment by a phyelrfan mid nun 6year-olil hoy Is not nipeclnl to lira. All three wave bandi have separate dlalg, yet there is but ONE dial ■bowing at a TIMEI And that one dial la big, simply designed, clear and easy to read-1 BURPEE’S SEEDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR DEUCIOUS •SNAC K S...” Gold Flnh, Bo* Plants, Water Lilies, Fish Bowls, Aquariums, Mosses Expert Rock Work end Pool Construction, Foundation Plantings, Landscaping. Rosa Deda prepared and set. * Eallmatcs gladly given. H E NR Y A. RUSSELL SEED CO. W» FIRST ST. PHONE 41 BUT YOUR FEEDS A T AN UNUSUAL­ LY CLEAN BTORB WHERE Y O U ' WI LL RECEIVE, TU B MOST COUR­ TEOUS o r c o u p . TEOUS SERVICE. E^TTlY ANb DANIELS FEEDS ASPECIALTY W. C. H AK TUNE Sugar can* now rivaled by *ugar boat*, we* for centuries th* only eourco o f commercial eugar. peter Whole eboW la the big leafuee daring the weak ended yeeterd*y. dee pit* .the heavy billing Of th* St. Loul* • Brawn* anil WaaMpgton Senator*, and th e Chicago C a b * ' continued Na­ tional League pare. Detplla the* aims*! total »b* aanco of " n a y . M a ry ’ baiting punch, tin Bee* iron all aoren of their game* daring the week taduilrely by th* top pitching performance* la the big thaw Iblt year. - ' In S3 U nion, their fllngor* allowed the gkliupy total of 41 hlia and 1| run*, about ela hit* and le»* than two rone per gai^e .The feat v i e all th e morn surprising In (hat the Boaa tool only flrat dlrldon club*, the Cardinal* and Pirate*. Henmd to them In Ibe wonand-toit column In the Nellunal League tor the week were the Chicago Cuba, whoa* twu-out-of I time from the ulema keptlhem two rumea In front of th* loop. Over la the American League, the top performer*, deiplta In* clouting of Ibu N*t* and Browne were Ike Detroit Tiger* an d Chicago While Son; each with fir* Victoria* ■In . — ran itart*— t iv u . ^ IV U * 4 *1 Orlande, TOKYO, Jely 3d. _(*>>_D o*« a giraffe like mualcT Ami If so, doe* he prefer th* class Irs nr ewIngT , Zoo and humane aocldy official* her* are going te find out with mouth organs, iikrlele and bamboo flute concert* before th* giraffe pens- Lions, tlgera, monkey* and bison also will ho offlicled with serenade! In' this effort to letrn If musk really hath tharme t r Booth* th* savage b**it- llffiS TA FIfil WOS Pineapple* by the fnre* nf llm liupei-l, all- Serenaders To Visit Some Real Neckers lwl<l> _ I _ i t • I t *t 7 I* * C l l n i t _ _ _ » * ! < I* ft It * Cincinnati „ l 4 4T t u t J l • N.w Tnrk .14 U «1 I t i l l 7 ■Brooklyn ...t 4 U t l I* I t 4 rkllndntnhln- I > It ■* • I I • ■SI. Lruils . * M l l i l t I I t ntlihurah . I t l l I I It I t I t —T u H «■* '** earn*. Mm* Unit JO ml In* or pip* Is betas labtkIM In furulth water In 30.M0.000 Tltllnni on Treasure Island In Salt Francisco. .lia r , dtrrlnr the l i l t lloliUo dale In­ ternational Bipoelllntl, *' v ' TUXEDO FEED & SUPPLY 00, Hardware Co ARCADE m.DC.— HANPOim, F I A — PHONE 9U AMI HH 1 j MOM COI'll D HA 1110 Tp e n new shipping procedure may be loet If Ih* boueowlt* doe* nut Immediately plat* lb* fruit In her own le* refrlraretor ator por charing It Irom Ih# retailor," C la u ifitd Advertisements ago, hoom arid causei i* tool*, furniture, 11300.00 H Ingold, Wegner Station, yo* Term*- Ulosrs. Ott Fata*. Ueenburn. OBT tro* doctor's • praecriptloa. » MclleyaoJd'* Drug l k 7 ^ 3 h '] 1 1 ggWf\ •1 ^ C b irra te t, b-tbcirid v .■ vwm rrT ioTt 114 Par Avenue SHOWCASES, ektlvlng. JTViLikI Mfi.AGTDSn I I, �I A. —'Vi ne* ; 4 V —' --------- ■— TS---- ,f Seminole Conntr ProdoeM 4 More Fruit And Vegetables Ttuu A 1 J Similar Area |n America J A N INDEPENDEOT^pAILY NEWSPAPKB SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY 27. 1M7 NUMUER 236 Eatabllahed In 1908 U.S. Marines Preparing To Guard Live! Tb 'Cleveland Trailer Camp Site Is Chosen By City Heads Wave Of ‘ Vahdalism la Go-Incident With ' Clashes At G a t e s Of Republic Steel Ixtcation On Property Between Palmetto A-And Hood Selected / A f t e r Discussions “ Devil Dogs” Getting Ready To Sandbag H Fortifications F o IT Gales Of Legation Sixty Persons Are Sent To Hospital I.ocalbm of lh" prtumsed nuiill. ipnllj v » ned mill operated tender ramp mil ln^on II"* »•emit plot mrrloojilng. Ijrke Monr w belweep Itni.d- iltid I'alm.tIn Av.nffri. IhcVaiilnrd City OommiMtowr* Ui-i lil*i| nt (heir regltInr nn-riii k In Kir City Mall ia*t my hi. After rnn>IMnlit( discussion nntrmg lh* roiumUilonani and T. I*. Hlmi»uh. president of th# K* mined* I'miniy, C ham ber of CidiM ucrrc-rdurtuu ulln * . th a Trall-•T Camp CuiumtiJJo. H waa d«I lilxl Ilia i u Irmtuirary ramp on th* lain shore altc wnnjd be a ilium pni> (Ira) Invi'ulmntil tor Foreign Circles N Uneasy In Crisis Gotham Welcomes Scottsboao Boys ____ NewlyPafnted Houses Not Under Union’s Label Are Stained CLEVELAND. July 27.— (A P )— Four hundred policemen stood guard today In CUvetind't stiel itrlke Hot area to bring peace— tempor­ arily at leaat—after one of the vorat n'ghta of violence in the clty> history. Republic Steel Cod poration public's Corrigan-Maglnnay plant q b m an* man waa killed y»«" taiday. » Ctnba, pkk-aiM, Iron pipes, and other weapons came crash* M f down upon the heads of wysbari and <pickets alike. The union headquarters was wrecked. 0 lass crashed In dosens of mo* ter cam. A ware o f vandalism, spasmodic for several weeks, «vel)ad over otter sections of the ettjr. J Newly pointed houses, finished without benefit of union approv­ al, were sprayed with stain. Pag eejsml hows lest night. Twenty twraona, two o f them |vf)kcm*n, were lnjjnr.1 aa labor trouble flared anew at a 1 KtiinU tor tho lull Idlme of the la ml,'Ohio, plant of H c g ^ l? Steel CprmtrililMl , IM Ira whn rteihnI .with .sIrik*-sym pathise, mhin are In 'lie mociiisul—la—I bo ib T IT ^ b b . began when lh . latter.attempted to Mock a street wllh ruilmul lle« and gulomi Inrm nt loan* which the ' Oily will repay over a period ot AU.v i*. pi 11ire are abow n reatorlng • bnler afler the fight, by rlearlng the rtrret. yrun nml will be imlli'rled from Inrnl business I ntvri—I» In • fund drive by the Trailer" Camp Committee*. cninposed bual- A thunderous welcome, In which scverll persona were trampled underfoot,'greeted the freed Bcottsboro boy* ea they aril red In New York with their attorney, Samuel Lrlbowlti (right), lino of the youths, Olen Montgomery, (In overalls and gtaasca), scemi arnne* whaf -bewildered by the reception of a happy Ilnrlcmito slid police pull hire through the cheering, mauling thinng._____ •______ • nt 14dvtllniiM On I'h« p lhrr«t Telegram Is Sent Cantwell Praising Him For His Honor Growers Desire NewBodyToRun U.S. Citrus Pact WINTER HAVEN, Jtly 17— ' VP)—A »h* Upper 8 t Johaa Elver Navtration District- Such dlscuulno, and publicity in s is tin g it, ho ■aya, Originate* wholly from Japs Give Assurance Foreign Properties Will Be Protected tin* City Ilian lh« proposed Ikl* nlr locution. W PAProjectFor Lake Shore Park Discussed By City Urged For Senate nr The a . platform which proposed Powerful r that th* ptqrida Citrus commls* forremenls we ■ton ' hot administer th* federal Spanish gov marketing W »*nt by becoming f M,lt.nt Iht eoatrol eommlttev far tho «ltra« isiaitnr via idontpd bv i (*v»rrni Jo%t Th* group, at Its argtnlration , urKrnt general headquartefs1 Th‘" ' V f * numUr " f !' ienr" Mating, Masted frank T. Laird of , , , , , , . . neciasiiaiivi the long extension In Oravalaad Its chairman. A scrlca » wn ' ' " ' " ’ "w * J 11 w lh*' ,,rirln' 1 •C m ftti»ge « u btld m tn tly In aestr^ynl in heavy flfttit* Knrty tbU morning mnotli. r 0 * cltruf b«H lo MlfCt i con- ing wrst of Mn«lri<V >'•*<«rriihy. ‘ mrr%jiCo wnn srnt to Mr. r«ntn*ll Bltte* « f I I member*. | Tlie comniunlnuc, giving no il--* t-y i^e riiandirr of-Commercer. A. Porter of Winter H ann tails, said Mwe continue tn bather A telegram sent to Mrs. Caolgad J. A. Scarlett, DeUnd, wero tho fruits nf victory nreim I Hr |. w-ell read u* lotions; "Pcimit ns named vie* chairmen; A. P- Picks nr|,. ,|nrlnp the fours* r.r which lo "bar. yohr happiness Ualsv eol ard g f lAb.land. aecretary-lrrst the I.lstrr and Co HI. Inlrruatioid through you exprrs* oar etrcii '; also Have and II W- Hhsnnon. a* u n r, and Eleanor NeClentthan Iirlgadrt, were drstroyH.” congratulation, tn Mr. Cantwell on; their nirrtlnr 1**1 filahl Im aboil, aecrrtaryj Pprclal trsunrcnl tnnlnl aquaita bis more than wrll itrservqd rot ■voted In employ Hldnsy A, Hliilib*. 'The Shannon Hoys Wllh Guitar Tkl n*wi‘-tl>,-t -d"p****« p>»* hn I J- *— — L‘ “ i*»--b-o—» nf. vaiw. nienl.” — — ----------------- 1 loral— gentogtst,— tn - super?Iso |•»d Kiddle,"- and Kv*n, MrCny, form for a marketing agreement *'.urh a !«rp* number o f bottle*,' ’ It V.n« signcil, Mr* A. M I’HI drtllliii: of four leal well* In an. baritone were Judged wlnnera ol efforl in local. Iho Hawthorn, j • " amateur contest sponsored hy strnium nf water a. a aourc. of the Orlando Jayceca a* many Hanoaqa agryement, providing wllhl" Two long day* of epneerted Ina ‘ hew water aupply for I he City,; f°rd p.rform#ra competed yealpr* ttaalf maana o f terminating nnd urgent thrusts at ‘ Villanueva D* payment of IJ 1*1 rent* par day heforw the Oilando Junior amandiag tt.* I j, Panada, nerve center ef the rnti|Hin for f.lo coupons which Chamber of Cummcrc. at their Tha proposal that th# federal povcmmenl’s •*■ lor. forced Mist* war* drlaehed from bonda lhat weekly luncheon, marketing afraem.nl not be art- tn bring up heavy reserves for wet* refunded waa approred a ll Th . wlnnera will perform on tho mtslotefod by poraonnol at th* sahstt may final bloody anthe meellnx. also tha purrh.a. of stag, of the Drarh.m Theater In Ftorida citrus commlaalon earned twrr tn mlP>l|[„n t\7m shall have •n Inns of asphalt for lhaatr*»l Orlando In pie near futuse In com* SOswMwad P e w rap. Owes Vedrl.l-Ujei rovernmenl fore*. pavlnn project mi Maanolla A>u- petition for n free trip tn the pa* nnd Herond Blreat at. a coat Orrat Lakra Kxposltlon In Clcvc* EXAmS Dtill G iven nrarly nf |I».S5 |i*r inn. land with all expenaea paid. Alter III* rrsular maotlnxlait M L.Rahum , Hanford Jayrre, nil,til lh* Commissioner, inci aa acted aa maeter of cerrmonie- nnd Kiamlhatloni will h. given by a tletlnqueni Tat Adjiiatm.ut announced the following provram: U o United Blalas Civil Brrviro Itoard In aerordanra with .an Anne Denson, who gave ■ reading; Commission la th. near futurn tha Whlddnn Trio, compose,! of for th* porpoM of fUllag * vaTkalma, Earl, and Donald Whidcaocy of poet master at the Osdon, who presented a song; Doris a.va poet Offlc. becordln* to Jackson, who entertained with n Disorderly enlldurl hesUed-Ml' aa oaaoonc.nleat mad. today liy tap dance accompanied at the pia­ list of rlinrir* < > n ttio docket n < M. t , Wright, local *«■ rotary of no by Mary Drill In; Evans MrCty, Iho short re lull ot Mnuhfpii lha Board of Civil Barvlco Kiwho entertained wllh a vocal selec­ Coin I held »l ihn local I*ollt i tion arcnmjsanled at the piano by KlulloH yeslenlsr Iilvru^un , In Mildred Nla; Randall Priest, with fore City JudK" CrsVlt, 1,,'Mlljer a tfarmnnlra novelty art; (he Shan­ Th use riled «0 ill Orderly con non Roys, wllh guitar and fiddlo to t«ko th* loot may obtain ap- ■blit charge* vV hillbilly mualc; and Helen llarkry, am«, nrgni. win pUcatlo* blank! from tho O vll jrbo rtndcrrd a.aaleatlan on o pia­ negro., who. bond; *Joah N*li ferries CoaomUotoo in Atlanta. no accordion. ufi.r plusdtp i* rulttyr wax T ilin ' It waa stated that tha winner! IS of to days: aijd "Julia M au l Biamtaattoo* will ho glren In war* rhosrn not by opplauiu-, but Kraion, negro dm il IS < > r 1u. thb Sanford PoM Offlc# la lh ■ hy Mvorol Judgro who, after condata, when .he pl**de\ gullly t«at wMk l « Aaguat.* alderaMo deliberation, madu thalr to I he charges. , '. , , -— ,— r j drrlilnn * Willie Mae Neil, ttcsriv was M n U ry ■ » * " " » » . « m prt>g r.m waa presented by fined Ita or M , flay*.bn rha^ra Ran. Royal II. < * * * * • d ( p v N, u 8blnho, „ r< who m, dr . .H „„ nf Io-lng drunk and disorderly 5,"' off,r" ’ * talk Which de^ribed Hanford and eml'-Kslbe; In. Ale lander. \Vlt-_ ■teaaiire a. a rider, ioathara - mtaol. Counl, .. llam D**la. and Msrgnrct Ma)nrs. negroes, all revel red sen-1 tent-ra of (10 or *0 day. when , found guilty of disorderly , eon-j duit. -James Fountain, negro, waa given a M-ilsy s.nlrne. on l(h. dkarros. Rutue Merchant. Crank King, and Nathaniel Daria. itegroca. were IranH.rnd tn C o a s t ; Sheriff C .fM . Hand aa ebargos of larceny <4 an aatomulilto. J Richmond (larrell. Iirkro, was, flood t u or M days for pmsca-1 atos ef liquor, ______\ 1 W i n n e r s Named In Competition In U. S. Ambassadors in .Far East Seek Peace b.- th* »h*l have held if ai-alnsl e sie-r* B©1 f„r nine months oe.HieriT For Post Office Job .urgent army *t Its gat*. Municipal Court S e s s i o n Is Held Before F. L. IVI iller Senate O. K/s Bill ' Limit Train Length CITY NEWS BIUEI’S C. Of C. Martin* Of Matiern To Arte For - Dbractort Pat Off Backup!deration Of Pfvpoied Polar Hop K4NBAB cmr. date D—(AI | The dirrctelp of the tenterd Kiwanl* Club will hold a Meeting ’at 13:IS o'clock tomorrow al lha Valdrx HotelII- Harrowand B- J. Ntx nfficlatod qt th* mootlnr »f n-y Scout Troop 14 last nigh Inth. Baptist Chuck 4ww»» PEIPING, July 27.— (A ? )' — United Staten marines prfe pared to Haiultiag fortifica* tiona for the gates of the intenmtionnl legation quar-, ter thin afternoon after the Japanese ultimatum for ovtfe ; uallon « f Chlneso troope from - tho. tentie region weet---- ! of rulptug had expired in a !! tons. ntmuiphi-ni ol Japatiaoott,^ military aaor.'ry. Tb* Amoricnn eonilngnnt v a a n-hltni'd to guard the tour galM of Hid {.gallon quartar against any hostilities that might brook nut If chins fail'd to comply, with Japan* demand!. Kurriru, circles seemed alsriteil nvef tho Impending deadline o( the second Japaneto u t i e a M i tnmorrnw noon demanding erne- ,-i uallon of China-* 37lh DtrlatoM Irmipa from Peiping Itself, .lit wan rumored that JapaAesh military leader, had threatliaed in bomb this andsnt capital 1C WASHINGTON, July 27. -(JP) Chlua felled tn comply hut eth­ er report, declared Japan 1 *4 —ItrprnefntgUv* Itankln (l> Slv.ij. foreign power* l i n n s e e s Ml**)* bitii. imI ih* IJibnr llcln lbs oily" wllh a heavy iqtormationa hoard yc.lrrday at "con«ple tloMM -population would. baapW* Ing wnn corfimunlsUc Stlueneej tu ed .ustuMilqg,. 'V.vCi-.ia oMB«yTlmltbern InduilrlM.” ■ Rlrletesr aecrocy also v m M I lie added. In a furrrdH stale* lh* actlnn>;~nf the Chlnsse Udtte menV he expects In a.k the ,\d- lary fore** aiid authorities damlnlstretlon to remore, the present cIIiiimI in dl.i'lnan whether thd member, of tho board or curled Bnbllnra nt th* XTth DlvUloa. had their activities* ,' ^i|ull Ibn area west nf Helping a* Itankln, co-aulhor of the TVA Japan iletnanilod. (UnconttfmaA art and one o f the'trailing propo­ reports at banking said (Thing nents o f the ailmlnl»|rat|on'* pow­ bad rejected tho Japanese tteer policies, was llie irmnil mem* nisnds). ,t Iwr o f CongrcBB t« rrlllrlie the (Peiping dlspalchoa gara no| board wltljln the tait week. confirmation nf Japan*** rffSWTU Senator Nye (ft N D,), laaue.1 a llial t,00 Chines, had been r ilr t statement last Thuisdsy saying lually amilhllaied” by Japtaaau I Tie board "has such a pronoui cc l bombing plane, and Infantry 14 I'ommlttc. for In.tuetrial Orgnnl* a clash is mile* east uf lli. an* 4l'H l|».rt lie »*•«• . T h i„ l dent 'capital). Japanese report* said I roOpO and planes hlirlcd llietr fore* iigalnst a Chinese regiment wh«4 ('liliii'iu Robllcri refused lo dl** urni, • | WUIBLEDOW, iEngtarut, July Ai -Tnhtn Japau's prrmlar, 27' — (fll — Sorri'Tlopp.d D»h Prlm-e Kumlmarn Konoyo, dte* Iludgr, * undefeated" this year, cjalnied any tenllorLal ambl* whipped Henry Wilfred (Bunny) lions In North china but M l4 Austin Inday B O .Vfl 6-t fl .1 aa If China failed lo fulfill haq lha United Stitea completed Its promises ' "decisive messuraa"' rout of Crrot Brltnln'a Do via <’ up would bn. t Jkrn by Japaa, ^ ! forces ond regained tha Interna­ “ What Japan wanla from ChtaM tional tennis trophy for the first Is nui territory but co-opara* time *ln<-» lt>27. , lloni" he told a lehao aeailoi a4 .Rudgv's victory came after 21- tho Japan**, parllahtent. year-old Frank la Parker of Mil­ waukee had clinched the cup with an aatimlrhing alraIJrht set triumph over Charles Edgar Hare *-.1 (1-4 ittllCAQO, July S7.-W1—T 6 « (12 thus making the* final score WUinellii Coast (jiiuril yesterday four victories for the United aiiuouneed rwelpt of a radio state! .gslnit ene fur (treat rneeBago from iho CanadtaM Rritaln'a unsuieessful rup defend- aleauier Harrison reporting m V* sis. , ru men adrift .... a b t r n In 4 gain on !<•)(! lltu*n.‘ . * . The ntea.agn aafd lha llu r lis d K iw a n ia n s T o H o ld waa s!s ml Irig hy Iho barg.. Rankin Accuses Labor Board Of CIO Connections Mississippian Charges Body With Conspir­ acy Against South Confidence Expressed Town May Get U. S. Aid In Enterprise I'osalblllllea or sernrlug a tv. »*, A project for the proposed Ijik* Hi lore I'srk. In b. loealad between Ibn Uaylalr Hotel and* Tin1 me-..(rv,J(d*rted hy Artbim nanli^lJ.Av.nu.. w .re dUnwssfd Uranan, sn(f wt|rtrt»*t»y r .^ h n r jl a lt h e rednlar.- hbmonlbly meet* of lh* lia-at Western Union office, ; Ins ol lli* Hanford cyiy Cuniroll" was signed hy ninny people o f tho I sinner* b u t id c h i, * city*' . I|. Mayor Kdwarrt lircclns told It tinted, ''roncrnlulstions. We the laaty about hi* Inlarrtsw ore happy that your brilllanl per* wllh lie. Wilson, distil. I super-j fui malice hka- hern rewuded nml visor of projects, and .laird llial we pri-rllrt i-nnllnued sucess for you. Itemrmher that the old home town Is anlldly hark nf you with every possible good wish." | Committee Draws Up Platform Opposing Re-Routing T alk About Canal Seen Intimidation Move TW E N TY INJURED IN CLEVELAND STRIKE CLASH ltudRc Beats Austin; U. S. Wins Davis Cup Inter-Club Meeting Lo c a l rather at Ranlgimlo.* Spring* Thuradaf fiw au Inter club meet­ ing which will Jnetqd. awlmmlnf. "games, and a ehlrkan bar­ becue, u N r .i. announced today by, g. J. N il. secretary of th# lo­ cal group. Tb# maellng I* arbeduled lo begin at l:no rfrluck In tho afternoon and will ruhtlnua unlit night. A ll members and thalr wives or gu.at. ar. Inritbd to attend, T "* V - • Th# ragular merlin* . to have been bald tomorrow at noon has boon postponed, Mr. Nla said. I( la oallmalrd that IIS per­ sona from lh . litre, e lite !. will attend Iho ustmbly. w eather u -i , f .rscsst ' . •" vj Florid*!- PsrUy cloudy .tooUhl • and Wednesday with wcasl. ao t ' shuwera over anuth and aoat portiona. Kilrem* Northwaat Ida: parity cloudy probably #eOt­ ic red showers In oaat portion lW nl*ht and. WodB.sday, " lf J D a^om 'i TM.a | Wednesday". Ud.s: lllfk , i r . l f A. M„ 10:«i p. M.J low, 4:01 A. M., r m - P- M. B a ro m tte r * Teelardar, 30.01; today, 30.41.; Pr.clpllstl.il Total for ystorday .... Jl Total for munth te data— i l l Normal to data., ......... y hJB Tamperaturo Maximum. IJ; minimum, 14. I Official B.perl .J �* w m m m m ram WASHINGTON DAYBOOK , By pw roif sMrtt "wAsimiotoH^' Jrfy- it- — —»*■ paWfe h#“*~i<f D e lw k m u A deluMon, atcordfng to Wabutdr, U a of the mind, false belief -ar ntrtcowcqHlDfi," fed Inf fMa definition In mind we move to aurteet that there *rw it Treat many "delualona" floating around concerning *the economic plcforr of thw United Staton. One tWowteir widely held la that there are more persona engaged In agriculture than th IrtdUitry, hot according to facto gnbHahed roeently by the United States Chtmber of Commerce 15,400,000 persona are engaged Id Mostr*al work compared to 10,953,000 for agriculture. The average panull Witt toll r * i that "Wg bualneee’ caused the dtpr—den ao that It could beat down wage and make a lot of dratfti, but aeeurdto figures reveal « w during the four depranion yean from 1983 to 19M, beat tjf A Umhff If A- ■a d U lil a I• BONNBT clock mark* mklnlght and ** fee moon I* out, la e full moon, hanging low among the atarst f f e cricket chlrpe It* nocturne all about, Mfetwifylng silence that it mar*, ■dw fall the sight and pet ao Inj - gtowplatal 'a 'aometClng lacking In th* button of bualneaa to jrtde people Jdba, It In commonly MCd that a few big rich people and large corporation* get a majority of the national lucerne ind that thin la Why there Isn’t enough money to »m*e tin all well off. Statistic* prove that W.8 permit of the total national Income geaa to wagm. Thin doesn't fortt an though five percent o f Ww -people own 9B pwttent of the wealth. With the hffevmee that 5 pareant Of the pe^de get 98 percent of the blame. ___ _ _ Another Intayedtfef mfeie on the boetiMM front la tfes revelation that efehtom major Indwririaa vtnfim iq**f 1,123,000 woricaw malting product* ■one e a r rnmnown fifty yearn ago, THto tort might HOly f a a who are m worried about the “medhtne age being audh a menace to mankind to get HtflUglHeruPd out on ng machinery haa been ‘the bfegeat prov»er t* labor that ,___ rr . »hallM K Auiali Ionic ....... ........._________ 't beHsve It h* he dhealt t o * eat t China where fhoy 0*11 Otave machfemy, y aft any -ountry wham ovaryflifeg la done by hawd. Pf fto wwn to find real un-amptoymant go to those pfeesa. Be t h Guard W ith John L. la w ta and hln CIO running Into d lffl"tilth’n In the Nortn, It la not unllkoTy that they w ill torn ho'r nttentlon to othar nectlon* to conquer, and It I* not mprolmhlr that th ty m ay attempt to tffttef the n o n a t :ftrun field. Rumort o f thin have already been npread ib r o id Mid warning* hiV« bMtt luoad to Florldiang-to^be on guard ngntnnt any etwroachment from this labor leader p fe « qulak galvanic lightnings and hln ncfarloun racket. . ... laok to flight What It m'sht mean to ntate cltru* la nhown by the AaS paeaed from Up to Up and Miami Herald which gays “Once to control, J^wJ* faeera to eyei feat .this Is lacking, for lb* ml)** Mon m’ght be able at ar moment a neriee to ■hat a n witp* Or* long ping of tills periahafcle Stop Jtirt wfew frown** wtoM not BMwaan u*. though our love Is afford to r'nk a flnlnh fight . ___ ^ _ atlU a* atrong "An Charlas Franela Coe, tha iwKad an<hw, told Or- 1 W ALTER JO U A N PE R IN . '■ dStPgxevvnicn seam amdou* ta Hail and an home, and that's nothtog So fee-vrgy their constituent* Me* about It. Now, if wa could felS get them to stay boms, every tofel' would be lovelyv ■ Jgueaollnl. according tn. pro* report*, ha# cut down tti* also o' BkdMnil newfh#pern to all page* Then will put th* editor* on the I0M Ihn nnXt Unm II Duo* make' • Inux-wlridei] apoocb declaring tha fMrlnia dn not want war. ■Unan a Itoui-U Run llarord. I f It li tru* that salt In the ay* ham aril] offset the effect from th<haat In tb* atnioiphere then It sniH' he that th* sail air here I* Wbdt hsepr us from fall lag victim* Of the ha*( here tn Florida An* atom selling point for the Florid* toortrr.— Bowling Grren Expo. D H Mdrlne* are nrdercl out to profrdt American live* In tV K- Fglping crisis and pride swells In i, to* chewto of all patriotic .rltlxens. But Suppose some of those marine* p *Vt killed and eupprwe they bill DHtthd State* In a war with Japan, gfttMd our pride Iv worth all Itte gUNsoquent loss of llvea ever th* iV printer Ion of a fWw. _ t<. U2/ fey' ' f t ; Y 1 ' ------ a t% » selection nf a trailer ramp Ulta In Hie down-town area Is’ d |gfti*lble move It I* ImprobaM# Uwt tourist# would rare to 1U1 much -hunting around in tho outthirl* of token trying to' fln.1 a camp,, gnd aftor they g "l there, fitoy fnuldrtl bi as iMeiy la rom* T to toWh and *T*hd th»ft mancy as ff fehy Wen already U th* mUst L -----a \ . * " ’ Wlntnc Wrh h«* bean all ' hot and bothered about the findWi of’ “fM large bomh»“ In a ^ nd^it hy * group af bay acouw. w Inference v u m'da that th* bMBJ war# planted thato lu mtlelpalion nf.labpr disorder* be J. E a s in g whs brought la aoma perhaps a foreign btvaalon. Now fXny walermatow th* other day, ! the niartufsriurar of the bomb* (fries wa eat than wa Will think of Hrt* they wen *toi«n from hba "him fed W*fc Intended for fair* and John Murrel la aperidlng a few ' tofetHlon* and (hat “If oa* days with homo folk* before hr re­ Hint off l(i a person's hand M turn to the training camp at Fori Waa afraid to return It so ho left it at the charttl. There Is a penalty for automohll* stealing. The Ft question seems no nearilitloa this wesk than It k I f w* want something don* sgout ft w*'d better get busy. . j\ C. \J. * A. Fahl, fonarriy a glob* truttri' hut now a prosal* German sign painter, I* In Us* city from Tampa. ‘ Word A w * tha Laurel Favk Camp where Walter sad Ifawkfaa Connolly and Hobart Holly are' attending school tndkatas McPherson- Ha I* In th* hospital that tha boys ar* net only hold- tfon’l think" It would be powerful carpK bat ha(l**- ta bo trknsfrrrrd Big Company Hfc*r A T W * tb* f m l l ln l called • " * " • * * 1y praaldant civic chib la the riclnltj, lie i* ' _____ , t M W • HtiH atut pointed, . hip* Inadvertently, U Senator that kind WABHINOTON. July *7.—OP) Balilep a f Kentucky as hi* choirs Another point, he think* fast on -T ro i.a ry official* la*t nlaht t t f feet In debate. dlsdoaad they had filed a tag Hie main lack of bo*e of the ecu- * * ! * . * * V M m M * MAM.OOO sleeted bp a *a*-eotc majority at* ** a-tooth of hot Iron He la- Rh*tric Cowpaay-aid httm of ? " * » *f H i - i f Uod*r-he*rU«. Thil vim have a I th, spr.-lls, atlllty empire con alppl to piece together the morale 'soothing effect In theee ffm: daye trolled by Howard C. Hopeon of a eanate badly shattered bp one after'the gpUt on the mart weoe' BepeM, bitter fine W Hew Deal of the bttteraet controveniea ehwe ntrf eewr rrfirlliia a f a majority] power petttcs, wee igasifisf to the -Civil war. It arfll ha a teety leader Bet mmrthna* * no'eanc*- have « « r t mete then flOMOoo lr Job for BaiMop, but from tbta mnbur meat ho auppraaasl with t * fotS vgntngo point thoru nppean no htwh tan* and a florp rjrr. If, aUUtp on* In tho ant*to better all* to Baritey h u attber, bo han't dt*-'** m do It. pUyod K on llw floor to recent. The m * w gonna do with tna ' Oonvmlaalon. Home d 'MS dvwrt certain he waa gum* every iaat one of the P mttnherv off th# heard « S plan 'em wfth a.ttS af_I dlacovered rrlattvat •rtnffld Ink* City. Itti Other folk* wh« scam to e flare for gubemetorW I leadin’ had It all dopvd <M .Providanea to salvage Uio working [ p*rt* of the Now Deal Ha haa '•"rtd Itohlt* Ha lark* other*. But than la nobody *]** better, I Ha la Jovial and hearty and phytkolly as tough a* a fiddlegat Being majority leader ’require* all that. H* Km a booming voice, of good timber, with which he ran cet the ventilating system In th* •anal* to vibrating* Ha la not a bookish man, and while, Ilk* any senator, i.o moat do a certain amount of roo-llng. ho got* hi* Information and view­ point! bp contact and debate rath­ er than bp aoatolnod atady. But ht* aeeoclataa credit him with keen ability at “finding the1mosaic" af a crowd Mingling.In n crowd. ■ word bora, a aanUnca or , gesture there, gtvea Barkley understand­ ing o f It* torn. Ttat le an’ advan­ tage to leadorahlpHad ho Chosen to remain In Pa* doe*h to practice law yather .ihag Walt-Informed persona reported that some member* of tha com­ mittee favor federal aabkldtaa tor Iraaa-ocaanlc aviation simi­ lar lo those now granted ship waa far 9*0,000,000 add waa imtlr toted bp th«-^re*eary in January, IM S W f r r s 4 §L V W d h T / jB M W to am* *»lTto’ W swat'hmgw vn that 1400,000 of advartlaln' mon­ ey so he could turn It over to iomt friend* of one of M* ralh^ ■-■ — —*—— tlvr* down In Ml*mf. Th# moil ft mom mutfeftl or* I’ve hid ns lea* than a doaad EASTMAN REAPPOINTED' UctThTufTtavSega of wUowaTud folk* 1*11 me what FV*d era* gw r tanlMtktti la tha world will j n- —----- 3----- -----— — — — ------ sspkaai e * k k hud bhau Invaatad lartpln more than tt.MM.M0 vlttna do and all of 'em want to WABHINOTON, July M. - L P ) he ufllftiss mtsefca Hopson eatd he great length to explain Juat how* lor* to tha toll Golden Oats In- —Tha eaewts confirmed Joseph concleved this piss a f attack while lemalloaal Rxposltlon. oa Trooacome jnd why. Well. I juat **t B. F‘ ~*---- lest night for rasp- resting during tha winter at hie back and let ’em raVa and tarry ur* Island In Ban, PraueUeo Hay,1 polatmant to tbs tntaralat* com- Florida aatate. on, Injt *• far ae | waa cmimarcs comnnsaionTha Aeioclatcd OB* and Electric Outside th* Wine pataca at, rernrd they wasn't foolin' nobody , -------------- :---->yitem ha* bean htVoHed In tax ih* t i l l Wiwld’i Fair no San but thvmartvee. Thera ar* national forcetx In S7 litigation for more than ■ decade, IT you tak mi, there ain’t nu- rranrlaro Ray •will ,b« a grow­ ■tala*. ’ Th* hcaviaet edit flWd against it ing tktaple of each VkrtStT of hfcly know* what Mr. Fled Proa* ralKornla'a ll«,#*h.0e<l w I a a ton Cone I* gonna do on account « f Fml not really knowlrt’ him grape bearing vine*. •Vlf util ha up and ifnei it him all the information ha wantAnd while ■ hit of folk* may nf, Ha hmkrtl It ever, found It nit approve or what hr does and Ok, sn-f teld 'em to gn right on can’t for tho life of them under ahead like they'd bam dots’ and •tnnd why he did X, there la nr If Utet needed any help from disputin' the fact that orhatwti him all they had to do waa aak Fred linen and regardIrac nf how ft* ft. be- dor* It, the big ktr-i In tha It la' pmper and fitting for a back »r the (iovcrnor'i mbuf I* ghvatnec to keep IS ctoaa toarit to do nitillT. With what la geto* on and Fred Some lull* may *rturl and kick ought to taka a day o ff ovary up their hr,l« at that atalrmenL new and then to drop In urn** but that'* bcv-ndie their Ides of patted on tM* or that depart­ whtl wut light (Utfered with ment, beard cv commlealon, and Ficd’s tirw|H>int In some par-, datasnd an ace*^mtln,. It ahouWnt titular iqiitanrr. But If you're stop with th# CHriw Oommlaalon. inclined (u be fair minded altd At th* *ayln’ g e e *-“ A Uttia unblnx-d ynull find IM t with cheekin’ no# amt then la help* dll hi* liluntnc**, plain talk add gruff mannrr, there’s a whole lot of hurnr .witier, uld fashioned bonu i»ly and u mighty big he»rt hid- |hat j( den bemalh that rough exterior. m*llnga ft But gi-tlin* back to th* citrus 4MI* ItlrCi cumtni**ii<n, some folks seemed ikMg they lu think Ihot Fred had S lot nf crust gnln' down to L^ksland and ^ ^ M a pikin' l.l* nose Inin their affile*, {station nk but coinklcrin- tn* fact that ^ right thus* boy*- handle aavaral hun- g ^tf *rg dml thouaand dollars every year iggt a« k t f and the Governor I* personally PLOY MEN responsible fir their bahtvlor, {^jau ih* it'* only natural that Fred f t r riuului ±1 , ured lr they wasn't ganto eoss* riltT hire and tell him what they plannad m#ll h >0 do tnayba he'd beler go down •here and find out for himself. That's the kind of a governor Ftrd la. . Tha fact that tha Cammiaahm had a, clean record and hast been doin' a mighty fin* Job .didn't have nc Hun 10 do with ft Fkad just wasn't uktn' their ward for it or anybedy et**V Ha wanted to know what they were data', how they wtrt dolts' ft why! they did ft arid what they pi ended to' do nVxb. , Whan they ftMHd oat ha waunt foolhV ihry rot -bday avH gava CalftfA TJttha, Thrift hopes to m hack about a weak. , to harness In The Ota hire licit Auto tin* MW has Its office* In Dm MillW » D W f StbH add offert tpcctal ^rak-end rttef th those who wanr Its go to Daytona B*«eh. A Mik is Ilka' a pretty knaa an#1t w i.'i It mutt 5* aeon tb b* tpyratftlM. M' serve with Ralph Btovcn* Aid PM charge* tha Natldnal LaRsbittan* Hdktf 'n f con.plrwith CammtUiUu to wreck •try in Dixie. Mr. Rankin I* nf Roosevelt's ridsvat advis­ aed whit h* says must nee­ rily hat* weighc. Ha da­ ta thft HU' board ha* acted I'bitMaaa manner to aid In tog that bean •i th*y wkr* 1 r J fe other Itaafoed bay*. "Th# Brand - af Batea," a new t*orid picture Brady Mod* will be prteanltd at tb* Lyric' Friday, la lr. Meatsge few * take* the putt af a msn with dual person*1ftr Mb and MW. A. F- Connelly have * « theft gotmta M r asd Mr*. T. r MMUlilanant Mb Marthhmm ALSDr A COMttJSt* LIKE OF WAYH1 . 1 WASHINGTON, July *7.—(A1) —American air llnea operating to foreign count Had may 1* grant­ ed divert preeminent subsidies within the' next year or two, offtclale indicated yratemay. President Rooaavek mat with hie Interdepartmental committee on cItIi Internal tonal aviation aid aeked It to study the qaeetleu of eabeldlea. Chairman Joaep p. Kennedy af the maritime commleeIon. who attended (ho ntoetlng. told reportere afterwnrd the ■ report probably wilt bo ready for the Preeldeot within M dayo. ThU would enable Coniro n to act at Ita naxt ataeion, which begins la Janaary, on ally eubeldy leglelet Ion the commute* me> roc-, A ^ GEORGETg FRIENDS meet FRIENDS AND t a l k it OVER PLACE or^oaiTB ppeT pPPtai McLtulin, Jeweler 111 S. Park Ava. �\ re '» -----.. - - — — ■».—» - ,- ----- v 5 • v: . . W itmMv, jtfev»?. Mtr B; •Mvmn, nonvx *• THtia Homo Scene Of Circle Mettkiv 9Sodal And Personal Activities SUZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN. Society Editor _ _ -T «W p h «« Rankin Accuses Labor Board Of CIO Connections Confirms Marriage To Young Hopkins Mr*. M. U Tillla and MM* KgtheHW Tims were hoet— f 148. OITY NEW S BRlEEtt I row flaws* r i m Page O w l A- C. Madden, secretary- ,0 The regular meeting of Us* 'to Circle Nmaber Five o f I r*iis« put# np*i Woodmen t’ lrcle. Grove 2(17, will First Methodist Church last night nation hiss that the gverag.* nmn l.i- held Wnlncedsy night at BlOO at their home on Rim Area regarils It ss an odjunrt" o'clock at the home of Mre. C. CThe meeting wr* to have b* Rankin *p"ke tpeclfkall)' ef the c„||ins ut 224 Went loth Streep held f t SanLa ruin Springs bat, activity „ f the .Imnrd'g represrnm*______ due to bad weather, was poet" The fdllnwlag Ram ot Interest Mrs. J, T, Vernon of Anderson. WEDNESDAY live* it, 1 u|H-l-t Mix*., hix horn*. The ntilomnlille toiind aban* arai clipped from a Virginia pa­ 8. C. is rlaliThg her ton. Tom "The ruthless mannrr in which ,|oned hen* Humlay morning by Mlu Inn Crane of Burma* Aa the «TUj*y arrived a picnic they (hoard agrnla; helped to ite- pul ho wax relumed |n It* nWltVernon. *t 3W W*«t Third street, supper wua served. At the d*VF India will speak at th^ Baptist per; strny an.t forted the lluuldrilou of , r r. T. Wllllx. of Orlando yeaChurch at B:00 o'clock. The pub­ "Mia* Lnclla Hortencn Wash elusion o f the supper a botl' the lolton mill In Tupelo; tlmt-.v lerdny, lic la cordially invited to attend. burn, daughter ot Ur. Nathaniel Mrs. K. 11. latiey and house nem meeting waa held. Mre. P. Ing all tip employe* out o f work, . '• FRIDAY Ira Wnahburn. aad the -tne Mr*. guest* spent Saturday at Day H. Lansing presided. Mre. J. J*. nnd the.'brutal manner In wltk-h "Stunt Night” waa observed at The Ctrl Seoul* will meet al tons Beach. Clark gave the last chapter In Washburn o^' Part Street. be they nre now Irving to d.-xt--.,. ihe th,. r,.gui„ r |ng ,,f Roy Seoul 3:4ft o'clock at lha Little llouaa the Mission Study Book,' **The mma the h rlie Ut Karl Hamml garment fa.-tflrh . in th-il rdv. is -froop fi ot the Junior High School Mien Jane Sharon, Ml** Klcinor Radiant Heart” which the clam* Rnblnaon or Mvrttnvtlle, Vn. ami Hickson enougn to tllr ihe people ,-f my night, after which gsmat, and Mia* Kalhlehn has been studyinit for the pnat Rtgle lo I'.voll," hix xtxtrmcnt Rn,| refreshments ot Hr, and Ura. John Hubert Inney ipcnt Monday In Orlando. few month*. A chicken plleau to sntdi . » « ■' joyed, it wss announced today. Rnblnaon at Sanford. Fla* In a be given nt the home o f Mr*. ‘ • nifriktn'Y.iid'iliat Ihe Tupelo rut• ceremony which look place al the Mfa* Rebecca Duncan o f A t­ C. E. Williams Aug. ft was ton mill h.i,| not paid a dividend in The local Ftre Department vtaa . Thao- Rooter*It Camp add Weeley Uetbudlit Church Hun lanta, Go.'and Tom Agitinglun ot planned. 1ft years before ‘’agitators" start­ called to Mnrnnlla Avenue and day afternoon at 1:00 o'clock. Auburndale have been the gursta Th oh* attending were: 'Mrs, J. •AdriTIary. United Spaniel War ed a sit down *lilke recently 'ihe Firth 81reel Iasi ntghi where n . "The Rer. C. A. Turper. -Jr„ R. Barker, Mre. J. t, Clark, Mr*. Veterana, were hoeta Sunday to otflclated, using the ring cere of Mr. and Mre. II. S. Sayer. management consented to nn.fl, e* fallen ||mh enuoed a short elrCarl Chorpening, Mr*. W. F. tlon, he said nod Ihe strikers won cult In pnwer lines, no damage the' Central Florida District Coun­ mony. Mr. and Mr*. Edward 8. Mc­ Bryan, Mre. C. K Williams, Mre. T h e-mill, he said, tbjn w -nt in­ WHS reported hr Joo Tatum, ntcil A hadket dinner was terred at 'The wedding muale wan play­ Call and, eon, Edward. Jr., left Nancy Brock, Mr*. J. J, Carver, to 1snkruptry .l»hd Vilified Ihe -Islant Fire Chief, Lake Eranadal* to approximately ed by Mr*. H. H. Cummings. today fm Daytona llrnrh where Mre. J. R. Roolihan,.Mre. P. H, •trikrrs It wntib* close. Tbn ceremony took placo be they will a|>end some time. WO fueeta. lamaIng, Mr*. M. D. Reel, Mr*. Rankin ntrntfimn) three garn'rrt Two negro hoys. Henry Jonoe A t the conclusion of the dinner, tore an Impreeloed a“ *r nl M. L. Tillla, Mt*e Marian Haw mills, the Tupelo Garment Com­ and l.orenso Wllllama. pleaded a botlnea* meeting was held at tern*. garden flowers and L’a>fr* Pearl Willi* of-Cleveland. eell of Quitman, Da.. Mias Rath pany, Heed Brothers nnd Mlltm guilty In rharge* of petty lerthe Chamber o f Commerce Build- 1 thadral itbdlee. The bride wore Tenn and Mrs. Julia V/ebh of Icon Cooley of Alabama, and Company No'm- of theso com­ .enr before County Judge R. W. lug in Lake Mary- The ouUUnd- a white erepe eftereoon dreaa Tampa are visiting Mr*. T 8. Miss Katherine Tillla. panies bad any labor tioiihl - In - Ware renlerdar, Henry, to year* event of ISe meeting wma the with matching accessories. Tin- Davla at her home on First Street fore Ihe *T f. O'x" rame In, lie ef Iixe. wax relume,I to the 01M* Felectlon of officer*. O. W- Rail, couple was unattended. aaserlmt, Then eight no'll ot led, of Ills ninther, nnd lAireneo, "Folio*Ing the ceremony Mr peat commander of Ddland camp, Mr* A.'.P, Kelly and son, FrH, i ?r * * e M L a n g f o r d T o templed to shirt a sit down It year* old. waa sent to the re­ was elected president of the eoorv- and Mrs, Robinson left fur au o f Jtichlaml, Ce- are expected to* alrlbo »«J »ero dlarhairvd. ho turn, txhool In Marlanpa, J. V. ell- Other officer* elected were: nnannoenced wedding trip, nftui arrive today tn rent Mr. nnd 11.e. I Bald. t'uniliiliiKX pleaded guilty lo pet­ 0- A ahbaker of St. Cloud, ftrat which they will be established at Fred T William* I.ihor Itoird otriclalx com it larceny charges andwaaaan______; Although Francis tangford n ev eke-president i Chat Nanabaum an apartment at the home of Mr*. lUeiilinl tli-ii they hail l>xue,| ti| leit,-e,| It |J& or four muntha In of Daytona Beach, second vied* O. P, Carter on Uravely Street Mr*. W. F. Godejohn tins ( rr harl a music lesson In her Ilf* Aiding eonflirting rumor*. Cherry Blossom Prelreer (le ft), half foniplalnl against lint Tupelo (Inr I rim Counlr Jail by County "Out-of-town relative* and president; John Pterion of Eoatfc, turned io her home in St. l/nitn ,h* Irorned to slag from n prlmn o f a ■I'ter-dxaraug «wrn. admitted In Lhlcago that ah# had mar­ nieui PdhVpaiiy and had rnndm.* Judge it. tv. Ware. secretary; and tha Her T, R- frteade attending tha wedding after having apent a short i m e - nn* °* *°P r*nk- Aa soon at a ried David J. Hopkins, non of WPA-hcari Harry Hopklna, at Gretna, oil a hearing July a In Tupelo. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Wash­ a* the' gurtt or Mr*. Maude!1* * Dentck of Deland, chaplain. Msrtoit Talley phonograph La., fn June 22 Vnung Hopklna and hi* bride met In New Orleans. No decision on the complaint. Acre* gif roofing for tlyi IMft 1record waa out, the would purchase The following department offi­ burn. Mr. and Mr*. T. N. Man­ Louck*. C h a rg in g - illxcrlmlnatory ill* Guidon Gala international ‘ -Kayo• - ______ |tl poet haete and practice operatic The sew Mr*. Il«pkin* twIhown above with her slater, June, ffigh t), ehorgex. hml lieen made, they cer* wore present: Della Noal of ning of Richmond. Va.. R. It l ,11lull will bn flnlalind With nlnDaytona Beach Ola Head of Avon Waahbura, LeakavUle, N. C.; N. 0. J. Pope and danghirr l V . r c * - ' »l°n r with that .diva’* re* aa the two entered n Chicag<| theater In InUdl an engaiyment. added. Spokesmen fur the hn.vNt nil mini im IiiI, In harmonlia with Farit, Maud Fowler of Jackson­ C. Washburn Lynchburg, Va.; thy, arrived yesterday from Hen- cor^,M* note*j said It also had received alio ■In- grral Han Franclaco-GaYlnivl ville, Louise McCoy of Jtckson- Mr. and Mr*. R. U TTrigTIt nf deraonville. N C where ihey have *" * ! « • ■ *on«tl operation (hanggallon* acnlnst Herd llrnlhers. Jublxa_ne» thy.--------------- -------- v-i Bassett, Va.; Mr. and Mr*. Clay been spending a short time with fd Mlse Ungford'e soprano voice Vlllo. Mary georgo of 8 t - C W , “but Hint it bus I xxiii-,1 no ruin Eggleston ot Figs boro. ana Ml** To ihe low throaty contralto that and Bertha Denkh o f Deland. Mrs. Paul Johnson. plaint ngnltixl lhat runrem. m IH he heard by pelront uf the Also Q, W ilanklne of Kleelmmee, A via Wright ot Richmond. In In. 1 1element,* Itnnklu d<* l"fl. "Preceding Ibe wedding Mis* and Sterling Phillip* of Tampa, Then. Mr. and Mr*. A, l„ Rett*. Mm. Hits Theater Wednradey clarril lit- would opprtxo appro ‘Tbny are flouting tha R. Denkh nf Deland sad W. F- Clanver Washburn was hostess IV .. F. Gudojulm of Ht, Louie, Thursday In Republic's elaborate-! printing another dollar Tor tin, stirring up strlfn. cutting fho at a lovely luncheon given nt Tobias of HiamtNias Firmer. Hickaon and ly mounted musical, ''The'-Ilit Par­ ISf steel I UlNIKlN. July !T. (jf)—The hoard until llx i upre.rirtat tvr'X Ihionl of urganlrad labor, and dftMittwiird Others pm eot were officers of her home on Park Street when Charles ‘ Belts epent Sunday at ade,” but she has always atli Ihuted an,| civic leader* o t ■ prlm-lpat Kuropean powers, striv­ iTnso "their rommuntsltc acllvl* doing till A Administration more she entertained for her sister. much of her present muslesl sue* the Crand Military Order of Daytona Beach a* the guest* of lleg.” lie added ho would u*k barm Ilian nil oilier IttfluenoWI ing In keep allvo tile principle changes In the Wagner labor dls dnmlilnnd,” cria to the early Inspiration of iho rionimunlty. M r : Hugh A- Graham of Hia- Mlei Ladle Washburn. »«d Karl Mr. und .Mr*. Jack Ames. 8. Robinson, The bonis w us ni.ix will he eoeured In Iho of nun-InterventIon,In tbn Hpan i pules net utilnss ibrxr urtlvlllns Miss Talley. '» . Igah, Oacav Dewier of Palm The diminutive singer takes the neur tut are In an effort to a* |4h ,■!■ Beach, and O. Jay of West Palm decorated with garden flower* , , „II war, broke unr rlradtiH-k urn linllrd Mi*. Kate tli-ath of Monlcmo and . the * bridal colors -of green role of an unknown and.unhcraf-fed certain Ihe- cost of Iho rextulrrd' yuxturday but aplwerml In bu "I cannot wlibbubl my i(rotrat and while were effectively car­ cry, 'A l i . Mr*. J. IV Ttairnw ■•( Randall Priest rendered several Greenville, S. t*^ Mr*. T. f . Me- singer In the photoplay. She i* iky- Improvement* for the enmp. and running lulu another, milII llic sln-cts of Hmillu-rn ried out In the dining room. The ■elections on hi* harmonica enJ. loeketrd to radio fame through the I’ osslblo Uiisslnli refusal In ur losriis and cl lie* arc stained wllli renter decoration of lbs table Fsdden nnd daughter of Grovethe fund drier- will begin It * » * the M O- 8. drum and flf* rurpe land, are the house guerix n( rffnrta nf a press agent, played by curd brilllgcn-nt rlgtil* to the In- the Idnuil id hinuccnt people! a* was n large wedding rake. Indlcat,xl, immediately -after of St. Claud wet* prenent. the perrepebtr Mr. Phil Rrgsn. • sutgont ri-rtmc In'Hp-lIn »n « Ibe a result of tliu ncILHIex of the*" "The guest Hat Included the Mr*. E. It. luiney. only to have n jealous rival Jolt her definite figure of cost Im* l»-cn1( naw nbrlsr^fThe next meeting will be Bn'd In Irresponsible n-prescntaUvae of hnnnfee*. Miss Waghlfbrn and Orfendo In September , Mre. I.llllan Vliknry I .abur Relation* j Ivan Maisky Rorlil amliass.i tb" sn-rnlled ami rareer by publlrltlng-the fart.that ■uhlniili-il to the Commit too, Mr. noblnaon, and N. I- Wash­ ernmidaughter. Marjorie Ma>or ,Kd»*rd lllxela* o«ll | due. Slartlr-d a Itilig. wiaiigllug Hoard,'- Itaiiklu 'mnllnueit, L vj* she was once sent to reform school burn. Wasena Waahburn, Frank "I have nffldniitx linn, rehave retmin-il frum a tin, week’*- Her radio pals come tn th* ryecue, nrstud that the cost ot Improve- , mi-r-tlng of Iho' nun tlifi-rvi-nllou p "gprett In point ■ Is GForgla, and stage-a gigantic hreaddnst tea- went for Hu* |>n>lirli*a r h m p »ub >imii|thlru 4 wll|i llilx stale- rponslble p.Wph In Tiipelo tn tbn bylwi-vn fO.tHiu and' nu-nl; ■ - ' effe, I that Ibi-su rspu*-,-nlnlJfes North t'arullna und Roulh Gnrn tiAnnal to her character tg provefsiould ram: Washburn, of Richmond. N. din*. .• their faith In hey to the vgorlJ at lU.Oofl, This figuro j m sirlvori "|'n,|er no rlrrutnalarn-y* will of tin- an culled I'.riu-r llclnllonv Waahburn. Mr, and Mrs. R. won*' -pi gnnitlnc Ih-III*, m-1i ( tlnard boa si s,| I 1i.il rimy large In thl* novel way ageh rad­ ut from an nl-provltiiaio^ix, I per | , Mlaa Evelyn laud wai hon- Wright, Mr. and Mr*. Clay Krio personalities a* Eddy Durbin, ruing to close i-verv factory In Walter Heal lias relumed from unit Ua»l* given him by autbur-i • icl.iw i„ Gmoral Franen,” . iih'in nml with a farewell party last, gleelon, R. It,' Waihltum and llaytima 'llenrh unere lie visllnd George Glvot, Duke Ellngten, It lea on trailer camp cuiixlruc [ After tlm Ibe mi-etlng Maisky xalil Ibe city before llu v -|ull, and night given at the home of her- Mlea Avia Wright,' Wilbert Wise, jr „ for several Carl H off and hi* Hit Pargd,- br| (8 * a [ ldx slalrm- ill did luit neii-esarlly 1H,{*l When they gut Ibtuurb vaIIIt parents, Mr. and Mre. Mt M.j • weeks, . chrstra, Ben Grnuer Ed ThorgerITsd T. Wllllain* was iiulliur- hind blx government Aulhniltltu It. tlu-rc would lie no T ii |m-Iu Lord. Mias Lord la going to « n- 1r e * _ # u f t __ f . ____ aen; "The Vole# of Experience,” iiuil In draw |ilan* fur llu- luslul- III., -observers said Hull If Mna her the echoed of nor*big In the) I T n l l l O C C K C rB a f t t v e Mix* fihlrlry Kehols has return- Max, Terhune, Al Pearce and Ms bitlup ur wniur. Ilrhta and sail! row did aland by M. however, Hunroe Memorial Hospital at M e e t i n g * O i l M o n d a y ml from « mutilh e visit In I'lnck- Gang, fnex Courtney and a h«-t of (iffy fni llltln* nil lbs lake sbun- would dinundl" the wbulu'Turn Ocala, Fla. *rrt. AU. other* are presented In the nu>i «1lc wblcli will bc submlttlxl 'n Ifnerveiilliin eihrnir. Th* home wax decorated with dlenee » bliblrrs III nrtli-r In nsri-rlalb an Mrs. W M. Mr Kim, Mrs F. K. pirating arrangement* of ole­ urc-Urat" tixurr fur fbn util t'l ty. llnwover. there Mitchell, Mre. T. E. Wilson, Mre. uiliers ft 1* wonderful the wayauolhluf, roolander and bleeding heart. imprnicrpsnts, * , u III! bellr-vrd Ihe camp list fnr in* EemO bring! prompt tvTief to C C. Bqutrea and Mre. Ellee Kir Throughout Ibe evening gm In ssvrrv nx, burning akin, i_____evrn __________ _ — . __ Thi-’ f i l e ctixlnccr pn**<ul>'il from town In secure lb" gresl- llchltift, ehhoff were hoetesaes to the a.Itchlngilopathsm nm cnt 7cmo and contest, were thjoyed by f U . . of the First T O J. E < (]| f ir I I OQt C T 1ii-otativu plan" Inr ihr i|i>vr1np .St luncttls for out b».d nirr- (oUrhaith*Undreandtrdlamedskin guests. — I,.. ( "lent nf bulb llu- lb’I air a ml I In­ 1bxlds. Methodlet Church whlrh mat yesIieraus* ol Its rare Ingredient*. To refreshment* Al WASHINGTON, July 27s-1 Ah take Shura site* but sliu>- itnr-The fart Dial uiidi-slialile Iran rbwr awnjntaafics, I'iinples, Ecxcma, —Tom Mix. screen hero of irunt wi-ro sum*- nbjcclbin* In llu- It.-t■ slehle‘ nilgbl locale .her,- wss also Ringworm and restore the skin to Mr. ond Mre. enri Brmdbnry. l Mv/ f U Mllebell » v e the he air local Inn, lhe iximiutsslimsis ■IIhi ivsedi hid Mayor Hlqxlns nermal^glway* use rleen^ soothing M'i ailsote n . p m . Tki.,1 Icsa Western "thrlllrj#,” 7cmo, IJnaiat on. genuine fa-mu;.It'. Zemo; It's • o.t» i a co n i Pure . end Mre. J. M. Wynn, Mr. ;— t on.genuine with It a rernmmi'iulation <hnt a hi* oomhrern yeaterday to J. l.d ibx-ldod up (be lallrr silt- W'lilvh SI,....I Ih.l m i. mlglii to- avoided 7-#*^ tha Jtriic, because it brlngi worn Mt/lM woTfTfll#. Mre. Fm l Ruaarlt, Mr. nnd Mre. J ' maj-trily of grnw-rre ha appoint'd gar Hoover and agent* nf the s I1| accumntliilc ui-prualninu-lv by anforrliig of strlcu rt-gula worth e . j , . n.r * j . Prwyvr, She gave paxaagva fioo* rebel. lie , 60c and 11. All dmggiata'. grower* members and shipper* Frderel Bureal of Invaatlgal an. I ."S car*, , Ilona. Shri^r I l f 1 ' mnA ,S* WW* U r,WenCr of ,h* The mayor who favnrnd the would' name their representation. lie pointed out lhat llradellton The former artor, now tu m-d Lord. Mrs Kdlth A GarTwll^ llre i ° f fo r bc' It whj said the new markrtbir showman, .wa* In pirture ipre Hrl-alr siihdlvlriun ns n oitn for (mind Ihe slalns of all vliltnr* 1' V' 8lrru‘ ro“ - Mre, Minnie No wml folbrired by the song “ BleaaeJ agreement, to be effective, mutt Wretern gorh when ■he are red ibe.! iralli-r ismp, since It roubl who desired location. In tnelr Inn. Mre. BUneh* Plckren, be In operation before the 1037:3et for n chit with dfnnvrr. lie loM I#- madu permaucnl, slVtril Dial ramp and If litoy wrerr nm aelf J. If. Wynn, Mre. M. W. lia r A j „ Crawford presided shipping season npnu In Septrll.- newsman thnt th* day* of b ltd- si curd 10 * |o Iho canip* hi- ilsll supporting they wprr aski-d la! vr — e n D ..ji___ _ _ i aare. s. u. rietl, Mre. C. O. Bradbury, and over the meeting. Plan* were dla- ber. H - ’ Itcl ntr acemeil to lilm lb" move on. On llnf oilier band, the • riding fisae* are gonr. Mre. W. R. Geiger. Member# derided tn hftttf ihoitthcba*etf for new song book* fd'r the ^Criminals arj diffrreul (inw lunar Ingtral xtta hut that h" mayor rontlmied.' Hsrnsniu wel Also the MIsaev Evelyn lari, chnrrh During the pregrew peri ly mi-etingn, rotating1them amnag| from when f wus a ranger.' hr Would nut b" "hull hsatlril and comud all newSiunu-rn as limy (Atdyg Orawdy. Maybelle Oaaaa- of the meeting Mre. Ellae Kirch- rltiex in the citrus district. The| fight tho# isnip" hecaueu uf any needed workmen In the ugrlcul-Rrildtwg up n rear df. Uatel lllere, Mary France* hoff sang e song and Mr*. John arhedule, which will bn repented whole lot different, too. The ^pc coutrtivciay over the liH.-albm, tnral Indn.tries there. D a r i land, Margdhet Vaughan gave a reading Mr*. R. afti-r each roniplete rotation, fol­ of'criminal « • haver now rmild * Wa waul a trailer rump fur Tills matter, the Mayor rnn• o h lr in . Rutty Sjritlom, Evelyn P. Crenshaw gave a selection ffam iowa: ild lime lav* Santtaril refardlrxa nf liH'atluli," i lulled, ran easily be cllnilaslrd outsmart all tha old •rebbfcs, Dorothy Carnohao, and th* Mayor tald and Inlilralsd by cnforiwnneiit id strict n-gulakeland, August; Tampa. 8,-p- rfflcere. There I^ e eral a pepuler magaXlne, "Women Votra l airrit. liMflW Correll. n U-mlirr; Ig-rahurg, October; Foil nnd Mr. Hoovfr art ddoing s' who lhat bn would ilo crarythlng luitona. < rre. possible to siH-ure on* by nnt H#rful j,d>.'' Th— Prremrt were: Mre. C. I Pierce, I Noeeiribor; Pert Myers, rl#rful lourtet season. ■•Recreation" Is the theme of l.rika 1 Nunn. i u i w w u m ’ Goodhue. Mre C I. Flowere, Mrs December; Winter IfneeA, JntlU* Opposlllun lo th*' 11*1 air Inca- one of th* largest of the 8 a o ary; DeLand, February, and Or­ Una eaine cblsfly from tli« rum- Francisco's 101# Worlds Fair lando. March. U fT j D • *** * A»*re W plathta uf rnsldanta In the vlijnl building#. In 1 tier* Member* nf th# committee aw I O f B re D C. ^ r r ilft Wre “ , Social mt IEarl S. Robinson Is Calendar\Wed To Virginia Girl Personals Spanish War Vets Have Basket Dinner > A Bo fieen Wednesday Trailer C a m p Another Deadlock Site Is Chosen Is Encountered In By City Heads [Spanish Situation Irtf. nfRi itii'ii aM iw Lwd-MawseedAt Panyw'eO Party f / bV«- * Prom pt Relief From Itching Eczema Growers Desire New'Body To Run U. S. Citrus Pact H h riin |».0n Rtalnmaunh A Tiki I®, Mr*. W. K. HRIv i f c ^ BtHnmeyre. and.tfrm ^ , ^ mblry> m h . W C _______________j Dahl*. Mire. J. B. Crawford. Mr*. ;H. H. Do noin Mre. R P. CrerCARD OT TMANK8 . aBn». Mre W. P. Chapmen. Mre. We with tn expreax oar heart- H I M Lnndqulat, Mrs. J. (7 frit tftonki and nppreriatha to* Waiu, Mre B. I . fthlnhotaer, Mre. "hay friend, for hlndnea* and John- VeUghnn Mre Minnie Holt, 0*rnl offering# during- the Olaes* Mre. J. C Rueaell. Mre J- P. Itte•Md death of our acm gad Wether' er, lir e A. C. Btarhe. Mre J, K. end Mre J. C. WUU Wettlager, Mre J. W Mre a J Pore Mre. w AmtMrt Nice®. 6eU PfMMQHtfWiln Bombay M n Barrymore t o Sett Hie LaUfe Yaettl re— sgwa — MX 000 W B. Moetwey, Tampot P P. COLDSI Lnird, Grovelend; J. A- Scarlett, litre gar DeLand; T, C Hawthorn, Ocowat I.UW14. -retorts not*#, nvi A- W. Young, Vern Hi tch; Earl WDtvpa NilNilN Rgrtt, Avon Dark; P. R Pfaner. jm lir-TiwireWre*A4\tf Beret * .Ire!■■••• ' Winter Haven; A. F- Pickard, Lakeland; John iff Kerr Wklta f i l l I F t I B * jP A City, and two other* yet to le w l U The Florida ritroa commit* le n X *1I I I I LM AKGIun. July tl -bF) yorht fnfhwtx. retu#d by V t t m — I apprelawri nt fftMW, vrOI bn getd U satisfy rredlbar*. 4 , « t, {J rh------U ^ M----her------------. FMernl Judge Paul /. M*<W— afae*. when the Oyer wng In mhft M in e d ywetfvdey U MrinWy. Jhn« ■ on had 8PM - Arthur Menrie In farerinea a A M l mwtgng* on the yacht end t r _ n f atneted thn actart* lawyer te adh— 4 w*«M nrrtre vwetlnn Ur Mdg hoping tn 1 W f hre MrefOn i h M f l i i M t than On n w ta M * n 1 C A M H ll FEVER! It wm» the first meeting eince Governor Gene gave the group order# tn get abend Wtth th* pro gram outlined tn him. The twainroe woe with a cam mittee of grapefruit c#itoat# who wanted tn talk advertising mat­ youmfmiumSV don't went te ge ter*. . Governor Cane brought commb.km ortlvRlre to a halt at a ■vatlog he coiled three week* ago, ond retd ha woold want another' meeting after he studied a (Inn* .rial report ond plana far the » » * O j1 8HIOQ, On Saturday la a letter he told Lvre aammUitew membrr* to go ahead Op, with the program eotltmd, adding T would Ilka U mere again with; yon In person, but my hoadred* art make R atmaat ImpeaaMe' ttvsat**' ’ — ha ipret w i t you * ideas ft u£«S3u~ t- i: MALARIA Rutladge. mre in ! -aIreland tn start effect big V V l I b b w W. X h vr Ha plans for the earning naOre pf Mlkml. and Mb* June M e»iat**hr f t r i r guhw M j d t Mix Doffs Sombrero j V �11N e w Y o r k G ia n t* P itrc h a ira — * ’ mm. H & MAWmak1 1 1 7 —* — — * E l* Ml M 'Ben Cantwell From ■Farm j.; t _ ‘ JL0 In International League I ' 4 to 1 Win itine Saints la Opponents To Five Hits toil Ont Ten Men And W tlks None * Former Florida State League P i t c h e r And Sanford Veteran Given Another Chance At Biff Leaffnes Ckleage . N»w Yer rm»buriri SI. l-i ul. Comingr Florida State Leaffne Games Clarlaaall .. Philadelphia Ueetee . 41 Cleveland --------41 wmhlntion — - *» perfect. NSW YORK, July tf.—VP>Tba New York Olante, now In *<• Lamia for Urn opening of their Waelern tour today, bare purchased Ban cantwvtl, veteran right-handed pllrbi pltrhar, from, their JareaJ' city T*rm In tha InternsUonal League. Cantwell, purchased from the Deaa hr tha Olanta Jar Jtraey City Uita year, replacn Olydell Caetlemen. who has ft“ tin taaJaelay of the laat place Jar* *ey City elub'e mound- etaff, haring won i| and loat eeren gatnea. Hoetea ... IIrook If n . It 41 41 Ml. Louie IT, rhlla4*lphU ....— —>< it aotrrn RNN MtAtfDN w. ba ptubad bo struck.out l (T ta tbs atgtb, ba wsa by M tti. n o r k -------- t i Itemphi, ...... .. iraabrille ■_ — — Wba oUowad Atlanta ---- ------- Naw Orlaaaa u a; 44 It JT 4f M ' if. U M ntrmlaghaia ■- .... It Chattaaeasa ....... ** K no I Til la .... I t It ft ft ilneheeter , .. — llalllmere —- JJ • M Porchaaa at Dan Cantwell yrsterdey by tha Olants tram their Jereey City farm In the Interna­ tional League glree the reteran 8anford, Fla, pltrhar • -chance to complete 10 ysare of serrlce In the major leegaer, which makee him a free agssl h the New York club done not vrleh to heap him after tha Mnlati of the New Wilt-Resistant Melon Finds Ready Market Acceptance ngfOrlo LEESBURG, FIs-, July 17. — through with s soalI elngla The new I^eahurg watermelon. . ohoet'gtop ■* Y soarlnf j-J11 j ( JJ II Jersey Clly . . .. . II •« DPiat'LTB r U T M O J t l ri.OMIIIA STATR l l A t V Orlamln. 4i I'alalfca, I, Saeferd. 4i »l. g a g m lU h I developed In recent year* .by Dr. u * * ‘ If. N,. Welker of tho Florida I>aLaltd, t| Uartoaa, 4 . MC. Ei pertinent BIatIon s laboratory (lalearrllla, l| Wabarb, Im bora, la aa attractlrp to tho mar, RAtinNAL~i,MAatlM rwj ami kit for quality ae'lt Is to' grow WnRd gljabl 1 elagla eri for wilt realatance, Tha tlrat lad the carload ot tha new melon to| I was more waa shipped this lesson ■ bit'1 .and - found - ready, acceptance - by tha trade, i game Died from the Klachlay SweeL Mating. tha Leeitmrg surpaaaea thle molro hits on In reolatanoe to wilt and in a. tougbnaae of rtnd. It' will pro* alag led dues good crops on land gevereground- ly Infested with wilt organisms, tk out. tbns making It unneceaaary tor ecortpf' growers to clear new land scary to loft ya*f to arold wilt Jofectlon, It MUond.1 !• Httlw troubled With white ta can* I heart and does not eunburn read- Ban Francisco's l l t l Ei posi­ tion already has acqslrtd a rep­ utation fur tha use af color u l There will be no “gyp- 'con­ / WOULD CONTINUE FAIR It Is predictad that It will ba cessions nt tha 111! Ooldtn Oats International Kiposition, It kne the moat colorful si position stst F A R ll, July IT, U R -P r e m ie r held In tbs United Blaise. been annoqpcad. UnUI* Cbgutnnc. last night J M Tkosags WaUon, chairman After the close of Iba 1MI Traffic facilities at tho 111* 1iba U< a. dslngntlon to tha Parle Golden Gala Intarnatlonal Ki'poretM*» Fair t* bqtlrq whether ettiou, tbs ndmtnUtrsMon build­ Golden Oat* International Eipo» United ■ tste. woqld consibt ing will bacols one of the moel sltloa da Traaaara Island In i eglaniloa o f tha anpoalUoa for modem air terminal building* la nldo eeeuierind fee two hlu. tha world. 4 Providing: Outlet! For Farm Products] llacal year, and that hall Of It waa done tbrauab the retail side. Growers of the area are In batter miSocUI- condition' and ’ dealers arn highly gaHefted. noth the Miami market and n number of elate ‘ farmers* mar­ kets hope to bnlld cold storage rooms In connection, so that anrplue produce, sen ba carried over end sold Isfir, when the market Is, not flooded. This should ma­ nure a mors even flow of vegaliiblea and other products to market, and stable prices which wilt be of benefit to both pro■tiirrrs and consumers. Than Is heed for much addi­ tional rraearch on vegatale pro­ duction and marketing In Floe* Ida. A lumber of crape, much aa lettues. and cantaloupes which formerly nourished In this state are produced In much smaller qumntIUte now, Thera 1* need for definite Information aa 'to tha ■Isa and type of product thfct the market wanlJ, and then how to prodace It In good quality. Con­ siderable progress has been made during recent years In graalng packaging and shipping, but tkera Is room for itltl more Improve* mint bare. Tha Florida vegetable Indus­ try with an annual value af around I I million dollar* ie In­ deed Important to tha state and Its welfare. Anything whtrt wilt Improve It Is eagerly welcomed. Ttw municipal airport that will remain on 400-srre Treasure Is­ lam In gna Francisco Bay, aft­ er the dose of tha World's Fair In lt» . is rained. U Cantwell, who atari ud hie pro­ fessional baseball career In the Florida Biete League and then ■tarred for the local club of the old Southeastern circuit, reported to the Giants AS*. 1. 1117. ' Moat of Cantwoil's major league campaigning waa dona In Iheunifora of the Boston Natlonsla, being tnrolrad fb alrsde between the Olante and the llooa, then known aa' the Brsree. Although Cantwell* won nnd lost record With- the lowly Dees last summer was only fair, be had a superb earned run mark and Dan. ae wall aa many dose followers of the gems, were sur­ prised when Uoalon sold him dur­ ing lha winter to Jersey Clly. Tha Olanta had obtained ‘ the Albany franchise In tha InternaIlona) League and had transfer­ red It to Jersey Clly. Tlley, of course, wished a pitcher of pror* an ability for their farm, Cantwell, bitterly disappointed at apparently loelng hla chanct of completing a 10-year term In Ibe majors, gar# hla beat af- FOR REAL REFRESH­ MENT ON THESE HOT SUMMER NIGHTS TRY OUR SPECIALTIES DELICIOUS CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI CHILI AND CHICKEN d»y, The boy dog u oft Uh m I beat he could kH w i w i l todw p illa r the worn or it teHi “Sport" come to the lean t, “ Sport" Mot the other <C( In­ to bnaty retreat bat M M W LEGAL NOTICE /jjfl forte for Jersey OUT » “ * protred to ba one bright spot In the othararlta drab partonnanca of tha team. Ill* record of It victories end eeren dereate, aicallant as It U for s club wbteh Is a bad teat, te by no meana a true Indication of hie work thte summer. A striking example was furnlabad Saturday night whan ha pltchod ala-hit ball and Ilmltad Byracuse to one ruu only to have Wbitcy Moore hold Jersey. City hltlea* and •runlraa, Cantwell, a former University of Tenneaeea diamond athlete, married -s Hanford girl and ha» made hla home there for orer a decade. Me hee meny frlendi In Jacksonville and eleewhere In tho Bute who will bo delighted to hear that be hen been gtren ■nct/iin.'T L u t "Rakiruf another opportunity to pilch In . 7m tK U \ ...G > n U oiU d 6u A tha major Iteguee. In recalling Cantifell — for thel’e all It amounta to—.the CM ants fulfilled a prediction made (or E C O N O M Y m d only a weak ago by Bam Dull, •ports . editor ot The Florida* SATISFACTION Tlmea*Unlon, who 'pointed out TbuhkTested/DoubkAdbnf -Dig Ben'** fine record at Jap eey City and tha dire need ot I f # * B A K IN G Bill Terry for winning pllchera l i V PO W D E R In the crucial phase of the pan* Smctrim*d9rm43HmA*t cent race t&e Olanta bow are en­ \ 25 ounces 7*254 4 tering. Full Pack — No Slack UlUntf Cantwell -Is elated ta report to the Otante today in 8t, Louie, MILLION* Of POUND** HAv t i i us* USID B»' OUH GO' 't l(**M| .. Story Of Gainesville Dogr Hero Uncovered OAlNKflVlLLB. July I7 .-W ) — “ Bport." a lltlla" white fiplta dog. Is Using glran antl-rablei t real men l», but bad It not been for “ Sport-' young John Dlltslo* tee probably would ha taking tho treatments. , A »tray dog, later hilled' nnd MAXIMUM - f 1,<XH).00 BENEFIT An* llailte 1* It ns w a r S u b rate Sine par naaie. IsIl ii W ri ta leeotanet, ml far parilanlara. Aststi wrsl rm rw kata, Mika nip n aa W i t t a j H prnpnalUnn.. BENEFIT COMPANY P. a Bag g ilt Orlando, Fin. BLOW THE HEAT DEMONS AW AY FO E. JUST \ FEW * A DAY GENERAL ELECTMC - AND EMERSON FANS RANDALL ELECTRIC CO* IN 4 S T OROHRS BEER—WINE—DRINKS Lake View Bar-B-Q la itific tj Advertisements iVR TOUR Wgtah repaired by TOR BALEt I I seraa. soma newly me whe nelly tamers hew. tiled for calory. > houses, g a r Rga, JowaieeTU^gmdla AraSgs, tools, furniture, IttOOJKk ■V 't V ’ -r . ■ Term*- R- Ia*eldt Wagner Station, sm m M W W E Maitland. Chevrolet, l i u WEOiDFTT II— Mlaconnneoua For Bale KNOW NEW LUMBER ier and rfspims(hUlty M l Must hare car. NO. I yellow pin*, thoroughly dir- Biding, flooring, colling, |I0.00 par thousand. United Lum* that bffT Co, YOUR PHOTO on a peetcardr B for Me. Wleboldt Studio. If laUr- NEW KIMBALlTnit- topped and studio pianos at raduesd prices. Monthly payments (1.7# to fl.T I 1% on unpaM balance. Consol Plane parlor, 114 Par Avenue aaar Orwia Manor, Orlande, Fla. S Ts OAT — . NOU WAD N n k v D IW KV �B m la o lc C o tm if Produce* ' More Fruit A nd V g fc U b la a Tfcaft f t J Simitar A t m |a A m c r k i y DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y Established In 1908 ZA. 1937 Wage Undeclared On L a n d ,Sea, Air; immiufoner Reveals HlS Opinion In Re* guardTo ProjectAfter Inspection Trip Hostile Reception Is , Blamed On Irish Re­ publicans But Does Not Curtail Planp SENATE COMMITTEE HOLDS - 1* t f — .. • ■ ■■ - Both Sides Claiming ToHave Up perHand As Heavy Casualty Lists Are Reported FATE OF NEW COURT BILL — V■ ■■ ; ■— N ight W^Tertor V; Precedes Arrival Roosevelt Studies' Cnsfevjn Far East Z| , .y Gas Main IsBlownUp, Bridgfe Dynamited, # * Houses Are Burned BELFAST. Northern Ire­ land,* July 28.— (A P )—Terrdriata vhattared the peace of-Belfaat and UlateFa Free State border with bomba, araon and gunfire today In a hdalile greeting to King George VI and Queen Elisa* beth. Pollre blamed the outbreak w jlr fa B republican*. white Urn Klar and Quae a, . oa * s coronation vlalt, were m n g g W tBe* Belfast el»V hall through crowded alter i*. a t u aeatf-as plosion a halt mile sway, boomed ' throerh a arid* ere* of Belfast. It - came aa a climax to a eight of terror la which cutrailroad bridge ,, Tha Belfaat If claritted" the conrrraalonal adjournment situation. lie tnld hi* praaa conference, several queitlone about the laglalaitre program remained unde­ cided but ha etpreeeed (he hope further pro*ret* toward riling a time for adjournratni would h« made at a While House cunferenre late I Oder. Chairman June*, Tctaa Domecrat of tba llouae agricultural cemmlttJe. announced the decl■Ion on the farm bill, saying this Would permit a full .study of the legislation before llie aaat sea•Ion. Tba declaton removad from the path to adjournment ooe of the principal obstacles. O t t o Neis wander Dies At Age Of 58 Following I l l n e s s Colonel olio' Nell wander, (|, died at hi* bom* on Mnllonvtlte Avenue teat sight at 7:00 o'clock after aa lltaaaa of three moatha. Chinese Army Stated It Has Smashed Of­ fensive On Peiping Japan and China fought an undeclared war on NortW China’s land and aca co*at today, • Chinese m ortar firm keptf Jupunoao m unition" ship* front entering thb mouth ofl China’s Hal Ho. _ tually buy. homaa In tba city or county. lie beTIcraa that tba project might be financed through a loan aecured hy the city, and that money received from trailer ownera would "coma In fait enough to meet all due obligation*." Ur. Duprao arid that he he* talked with a large number of the leading bustnaa* people and rw*ldenta of Sanford, and be believe* that aboat 88 percent of them ere heartily In favor of the project " I find that • great number of the people fool that the camp should, for the ftral year, be lo­ cated clean to town, dua to our exceptional opportunity of herbateme*. Patmatte Aranua and the Court estimated million pareoo* Jammed the atreote to aa# tha aoverelrea In their nine-hour rtalL Jgpincao ’ftiUefti rauiWT extending Nippon’* back, The Senate Judiciary rummlttde Is ihown In session to consider the new court hill drafted by a aub-commlttea to rvplaca Praaidi-nt Rooaevelt a ill-fated Judiciary mcedfirr. The new bill, haa provision* to , i-t-ed up the lower fnlriul court* but doe* not deal with tha controreralel Supremo ('ourl Iaaua whirl, split Democratic rank* In the Senate whir open. le ft to right around the table: Senators Tom Connally, Democrat of Tcxe*| M .flf. l/>grj|, Democrat of Kentucky; Chairman lli-nry 1’. Aahurat, Democrat of Ariiona; Carl A. Hatch, Democrat of New Mexico; William It. King, Ih-morrut of Utah; Warren It. Austin, Republican of Vermdnt, ano Pal McCarran, Democrat of Nevada. ______________ Platinum May Be Big Money M ake? In Alaskan. Area 6ISO Pieces Of Prop­ erty Are Involved In Auction Monday Recent Finds Result In Optimistic Pre­ diction For Future The outrage# wore believed de­ sisted to ■frighten tha crowde wno Adelaide G ordon Is Victim Of Death After Long1Illness 1 M 1• :!: 5 I** removed to g Uryar location fa rtb- o'clock. rawn n . H. Preston Acting Retreat Commander Tax Certificate* T o Be Sold Next Week By Jinkins Y IN -MEETING LOUIS *r fWm town. "Whatever we de ahould be done Immediate*, and I believe the above plan to be Uw moat practi­ cal and faaalbla In order that we might gat our portion of the new dollara to tami from aurh an an* BUFFALO, N. Y , July a . —OF) lerprlae," ho aaldL —Negotiating committee# repre* aentlng wbeleaale truck driver* and their employer* teat night CITY NEWS BRIEFS •greed on new terma for tattling Buffalo'* week-old food atrtka end prepared to aabmlt them for rati­ fication. t American Federation of Labor! tender* representing an immediate Banford Sea Scout# of tha ablp mass meeting for a rank and file rote-ami at the aame time tight" "Seminole Lion" will moot at owed their Strangle held on Buffa­ (be Junior High ochool tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock, it waa an­ lo'# feed aupply The employer*—44 big whote- nounced by Clifford Bell, aklpaale feed mvrckanU abut down P«___ " aloee toot Wadneaday—atao took BupcrintenOent of Public - In­ the w w true* ’proppeala under construction T.W, Lawton, returned to hie office m i builneaa today but plane to return to Daytona Beach tonight where ha la apendlag hla vacation Chief of Police, Roy O. William* baeaoaa they foiled to pro- announced today City official* i atrtngvnt ilaaad abep' bad tegun picking up dog# that have not been vaccinated. Tba teat time for aecortng of dog IkrnM rer Begins His and vaccination of doge expired t Year As G-Man bat week, hot wag extended when vetertnertana agreed to vaccinate the dog* the flrat few days of thin week ‘ Approximately tf>u la* rerllllram* for property on lilrh the I;r.tc Hlaln and County taiea hiivn not boro paiil will bn aotd nl a publlr aurtloi, rimdiiHed hy llin local la* mlliitnr. Jtto. I). Jliiklns, In friuil id the Court llmiao dour uni Monday at »% ■ J ¥ , •'* ■'¥t jS ~ ;V% « ■ *^| ■l ;t H k delllU|U»nl . ,.| III# i * M it might upict the world market for the preelou* melal l>*foee then. ... Raamunaon made hi* prediction *' after aurreying the haatily hii'i*. •! 1 city and the 100 equare mite i.rva of rlalma yielding an ever lncreevl ing volume of the praeloo* metal,, In 1V34 the Ataik* production; a* reported by the United State*' VV "} '.i; Rureau of Hltrea wa» worth onlyl :f - - ~ I ]j 1X4,000 ft Jumped to (201,000 in I-/.-. .'.I g , 11)311 and to 111,000 in lOM. Murh of the 1930 yield came from the new field, Tommy Farr, Kniland'a hravywaight pride, pr,*ttiled (hi* picRaamunaon aald prrwlorllon thi* tare of rhtatlnra* when ha and Champion Joe Ixiul* met In the ofyear would b* "murh larger'* *h»n flee of the New York Stale Athletic Commteilun ami *ignt-d artlrlr* in 1930, and that the dl-tri-t wn» gearing Itaelf for real ipian'ily product Ion, At the curraal value of (M) an ounce, tha unofficially r*timetrd Unique Display (Jives 3 Americtins Arming world production ta»t year waa Boost To AdvantaRes 15 Persons K i l l e d 324,000 ounces, or 10,300,000 In addition to Ha platinum ylrld Of Electric I c e B o x In Airplane C r a s h the barren aaoraaat area al*o ha« been producing worthy yield* at AMSTERDAM. July ft .- (A l "Hell'a Kllrhen," an fmloeure placer gold. b elli to ronlala a stock model Fifteen pvreoo*. three of them The Gnodnewa Bay Conipenv, identified by airline attache* ** which obtained a fiio.ooo RFC Weatlnghni|iH> refrlgeralor. hao loan, la brlbgtng tta dredge equip­ been erected neat dimr to the Amerlian*. died today In, l'1* ment • here aw the freighter U * Hit* T h e a te r l-jr Hid II I■arrawt.y, naming piung« or a Nethertand* touch#. lac.. In nrdef ^j>"w the oper­ airliner aMlIkte e»*l«1um. T h e Another big project 1* tha Clara ation of tba Mir blue In hot airline Jduiiitil'd Ul« ATMUra'i* only ■* WbllrhQiiae. Canton and Platinum P rodnrtleli Company, OoldbliHiui." and »*!<« U -had no headed by Davn Itrandberg Air­ Tha Interior of the -bamboo other information about them at planes, only <|BJ<h7tMB(portatinn hat", la healed t » • temperatefn In thi* countrf of-no roads, have of 111 d egree*-b y large sloe* proaeut. Tho tran»port, a Doug­ brought heavy equipment e. well trt« Ugh! bulb*. Meier* ronnact­ las (Unltud-Htata* make), craah' ad In flame* after'an eiplualon • i aeorae of atarapedari. ed vwlth tli* merhanUm ot the Before Capt. M n r Wold cateb-J retflgeralor-*h o* Ihe m-iuairur- In mldfelr. limhed a trading post here four' rent oooaumed and the lota) opyears ago, them waa nothing but argil IIP time. Tea'ed lli-rmnmeD RO ICIIT TO NTH IIKfJKBB aaaaaaat Now the owtftiy growingi tayg show the temperalurn ln*lde team of tedta, frnaw and teg build- thg-oBclosuro lo addition to tho NANKING, China. July * M teg* hea a rotted, muddy main | ttMMoratnrea of lb* milk sad (/H—Wedding* end funeral*, moat street mtinlaitemfo named "Plat food compartment* within tha elaborate of Chlnme feelivltlee, Inum Boulevard." Bran the townwill be drab affair* In Kwekht|pe site la staked M a k in g claim*. The government baa "Thea* taata will prove beyond PVovlnra. tha actusl tala* or a prohibited the making of rke ta by Ihe suae mechanlral rrfrtg- wise In tha province to conserve 417419,000 Fred Scott elated iht# the stock* of rice fat drought ff- Title In aol rnnvcynl i.■ " ■ I'nn Ini*'' "f the In* Hit. r twn punIt! vo expedition from the amt battled anrlrona of Pulping, pawn the dragon capital lo Tsngku w the aea. An American marine, In la•lab' rd and alega-ltka Peiping, M •hat apparently accidentally, bg rifle fire front Chinee* troope k*r-v rteaded near tha United SI embaicy, Chlneae reporta of battle victory atmoat Invariably dented by Rig Japaneae, rolled In from daarg. tw dark; _ Japaneae air bomba and gtmg •eared the troop# of Nanking amf their—.Prlplnr area atfOMpbtfe with # fe rt*d .U a r*. caxuaktety. A PraalHent Rooaevelt watch#* age vtlopmenU eteaely from Waahto*" Ion. The queatlon of aJipHcalhm'•*. fAmarlca'a neutrality act wag pa*. dec consideration The Chlneae 20th Army reported It haa amaahed tha Japaneae « f * feqaivc agelnat Peiping. The Jap* aneeo attacked Pelplng'a envtrwm at dawn after the rxplratlmi at, their final ultimatum demanding. Ihn withdrawal of Chlneae dhrH atom from the Peiping area. Withering Jnganrtcr aerial at* tarka sheltered th« Chlneae line*. Chine** commander* declared their troop* recovered, hnwerer, end raptured Fengtal. Japnneaw field headquarter* weal of Peiping and Inngfang. Important rail* ICm II m - **■ r « * T n « l Hearing To Be Held— On Dry Cleaning Law: i liimi r e In m Tim 11r ri v Ur eiu'lrli'r A public the Ihn the Florida f»r Mill', Mr. Jluklu* e«M laundry |«W **l>i Inn nu> ii"n In .11117 araalon hi llie neiinn tlm hearing concerning Dry Cleaning a*d pa**ed in tha recent of tha Plate lefta* rnn buy * r eiliriM ile i,,r trip.., i • , oln,i ii nt '1.......... . the l 'lu |,r |l r II rrpiu’ ’ 111", I'lim 111.. |lilint(h« aililed I" , inr.r I lie r o il nr Ifte m l*. in tii.iinp* h i * m icrilflrale laaold to tha proaperilve punhuer who agree* to uirept tha tnw«*t Interact rate, Jiie Interval Iwlng rtiarged to the owner of the properly. A State ■tatula alio** a iniiimutn Inter' eat rata of la percent, It waa Indlratad. Mr. Jlnkln* at*n notified tax­ payer# of III* 'ibiuuty that If fb« dellnquant late* were paid be­ fore tha *ala that tl,n property would not be eold aa advartlpdd. The only addlilunal .fee will be the. amount r barged to cover ID# coat'Of adrertlaement, Simpson Street Is Changed To Windsp; LOCAL .WEATHER Fluridat Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with an occasional: shower- Satrama Northwest FloraIda: Partly cloudy probably show* era tonight and Thursday, BVAN3TON, III- July It. —<41 -.Thursday's tldaa: High, 11:14 —Itertdanta - on tha-tbrap-btoek A. M, 11:33 P. M.| tew, 4 llf etretch callod Rlmp*on atreal pa- A . M. B i ll P- K . tltioed - city councilman to Yesterday. 30.01; today, 3» I . f ) rhsagt Ua name o( ibelr Ibornughfara to w m door ■ e tr o b t Whoa tha council got the pelllion the mayor could not restore order for five minute*. Seme of the petitioner* lolt the cooseti the Doke and DeckaM of Wind­ sor romaaun gav* ih*m tba Idpa. Fret IpItalian Total for yaaterday-----— . -0d Tote! for month to date — i l l Normal to date-------- —~ U | — T am p era tu ra - * \A Maximum, 01; mlalmuaa, 14, f . official Raparh � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 27, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 27, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 27, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d78feb3b619aeeec9cd7034c24f40722.pdf bdeceaadf81f1a3a1711d4f68ab56ba0 PDF Text Text <7 *» A m / ” B A T O R fiA T J l 'L T 24, I M * T H E -S A N P O R B H B R A L tf, B A N F O R B , FLO R ID A ’ B IX S a n lo rd T h e a te r Claudette Colbert Shows Unusual Brand Of Humor in Picture Coming To Ritz' N ew s DOUBLE TROUBLE! fo r th e Railway Drama ! To Be O d Screen Here Wednesday Playboy Picture To Show At Ritz On Tuesday Night Monday at the nits i nratcr. Dealing with the adventure, of With two leading men, Mclvyn m i|„ onk|„ pU lo y who m.Ver D o u g in and Robert lounjr, lig h t # j lug to win M i.. Colbert’* alfae- " fu ,e* * d ,r *' who *“ • • • • Ilona, "I Met Hint in Paris" o lfe rt ■«,t °l thl» P>a"B*d '"to [ j J | a double gaurantee of sparkling * hot political fig h t against (In* altnstlnna and bright dialogue to fath er of the girl he loves, IIK lt the legion of Colbert fans who Radio* “ You C an't B rat l*»vc" Claudi thrilled to h rr earlier comedy lilts, brings Preston Boater ami Joan „hl< h play “I t haW enril One N ight" and "The Fontaine to the K ill screen TutsOlldedlfUly " day I n - " l Mel Him In I'aria," Mis* Tha film marka the flral rrr Colbert, a young Ameriran girl In* atarrlng role (or Mias Fontaine, Perl* on h rr varalion, is the ob*lhailed aa the moat promising joct of the affeelions of both young actress to b<r discovered in Douglas and Young, who portray,| recent years Teamed with the respectively, a playwright ami a 'h ig h ly popular Preaton Foster, thn novelist Both men are m asters o f [ two stars are supported by a notthe gentle a rt of the "gag"—but able raet, and tha picture offrrk a discover that the Innocent lllllo w raith ul uproarious action In ad- f d l from bsrji home" is just a d ltijn to Ita romantic aspects •had* too feet on llie cumebfrk Small town politics, with an nnfor them. <• - Ifl I scrupulous gambling ring allird In The action of the film la ef the police and the town b n s.r., whirlwind pacr, I forme hh the background aynltt-l which the high speed story is played. Fram r-upa, clrctlonrri In­ g ra ft traps, raposr* .and similar attributes of campaigning me Inclination - In kre|i rig h t-o n tha'w oven Into the plcturo with cxriltrail of the girl | Ing consequence. ~ * ln ~ i flfiffy iif Kfinn nf tb? m pqtj F o itrr m a rts a w rslthy ttllar* breath-laklntr wilder .porta scrnca,ney who goes out to dig ditches avar brought lo llie .rreen, both while altlred in evening dn-«. ns try to sweep Mias Colbert o ff her a result of a wager, and Ibis feet, but they manage ipily l» con- [ brings him In ronlaet with Miss fuse her so niiu-h Ihst shr ra n ’t-F ontaihe, campaigning for her decide whlcli_ uge of them she father’s re-elrctlon as mayorloves She flee* boTk to Paris, re -( When she d a rts him to enter llie solved lo forget them leilh, hut the rare himself he accept, with alsopersistant young swains pursue rity, and things lo-gin to ha|i|H-n her bark lu I'm is, and force a in surprising fashion, showdown, A sparkling cast aids the tn-n *'I Met Illln In Paris" I* grand principal* Frank M Thomas as siflsnl unit William ItrHi.-irta imd comedy grand fun and a fast- Miss Fontaine'* m ay o r father, Alsu Brute a . u pair nf tu-n pa*; moving, thrill-parked yarn. Clau- Herbert Mundin as Foster's butler, permen h a te Ihe rhh-f rniiportitig dette ('olla-rt, Melvyn Douglas, Union Churchill a . a crooked pnR obert Young -and Ihn lialanro of lire rhtef, Bradley Page (s an rules, vrilli II iluiri IVp|s r, Paul, the ria l rale ns superb, and Wea- equally crooked politician, Paul Ouilfoylu mid llnrnld H i e r In} ley Buggies' dirretion Is tops H u n t a* Foster's two-fisted as- lni|H>rlant pnrts^ Two Of Triangle Tim (txrlllng Incident* nf n railroad dram a, "\Y( .1 Hound l.lm llrd," will I e seen ' n Friday lha Itllj T ticairr. F n m *U"i first lisil of Hi* toui>.nnllro wblsi Ur- In Ihe last cllrk of the rails this movlr proi i" * to pruvide thrilling entertainm ent, l,y|e Tnllioi. i»iti ■I <r a sta ­ tion agent. Is ‘ dlfg>u<•«! v.h‘,n .' (Ightlnx tiff holdup 11 u til. J u allows a pnr.-enger trnlil lu t | o .s n swlti-h uiul go l> dustrur* lli.n. H i Ims no wllm a lu prove Dial ho was hcdpl- >-* in prevoni thu nrlilcnt mi'-.i n .hapt.ehnl. Convicted <>f criminal licellgnnru, Im esr.p-.-c Irnm prtiuin, Kiimd* nnd hecoim-, h luglllw'. | Mi-nlhs luler Ii* I hei.lim r-l, hv Polly Ituwlca m 'l u r n s tho, In "Wake Dp and Live," which list red of llnnrj It; uijdiiti who' plays « rt-turn engagem ent at th e ' liivci I’oliy. ItrAhdun K irn s Tolliol Is n tnvltlvc .um.I arrangns lilla Thealer with Waller Win-} III 111 rest; VUi ) a iu. i a l­ ' hell, lien liernlo and Alice Faye I te r Iraln la III dtu p o r , f ih--lrue in ’ the lenlurcd roles, Twrnlii-Oi Hun. Tnllait 1 1 * Imprl -u.im-nt t'sntury-Fn* believe* th at It has t» rjive It. The niiai.liit elimuv the Hwecti-.l, hiiile.t, most ilium of thu film vindicate TnPmt ritms mu iieat ever turned out by ...I .il.-d j t Return Engagem ent Ime- at tiii: i:itz P.Qnilay, Monday—C!miI. lie t.'nll i rl, • :>■ l:.l« rt Y einif "I MKT I T ) IN PAIM!V’ Til d av The IHi; l i e ;!ctf! ;tcr i t lb ■ I t l ‘l " rim tiiM , I’r lull Fil ter "VOD CAN'T lii. \T I (IV : " Wnlm .1 y, T hur.'day- II I P i., IK1 ■ |'. | *1 IIP HIT I'AltAUK" m l M h r i - i A T .*’l:vnti. I ritw 4 V f fin 'll Urtww “OETWKKN tlV O W O \|i:M > Pi May I.jle Talbot, P.iTIJT llitjcj. " tv : H ittl'N I* IT C H " M i [U-turn lion U n . "W AKP 1 '• It I. K klliida,- P ity SCIIKKNO—* AUMOIIKH CAH" ; r: t An ry "T in- iiir; m o w . " A T T ill-: P R IN C E S S Saturday, July lit, Sunday,. A t m u t "TIIK MAN lit.UK” and "(ilIN N EH S AND G U M i" L O T S A P I L L S . Ithrum allc Charley tirlntm , boss of Ihe Nallonal Irague-leadlng Cub. who l« taking irralrocnl* n a 81. U o ta hospital, may be out of bed soon, lie's having s grrnl lim e as a sirk man witli llie principal peer* a ia ln u I wide aaeortm cnl e l v ari­ colored pilUo A CHANGING COLOR FOR ART S SAKE Brilliant G r o u p Led By Henry Brandon, Lyle Talbot, S tar i .— Star’s Wit Sparkles All The Way Through* “I Met Him In Paris,” Paramount’s New I Film Which PlayR jHere Sunday • ITS C o m iiijj W eeh j“ TheHit Parade’ •To Show At Ritz On Wednesday Selection Of T h e m e Divulged To Radio And FilmAudlences Radio and film tana who won­ der how a theme eotig Is burn would be enlightened by th e d ra­ matic scene that took place when Carl Hoff and his lllt Parade orchestra selected Ihe number that would usher In Ibelr lilt Parade program on the air. A group of Intent young men lounging about In Hoff* swank Central Park South pentlinuee, _>» Mnlsesr* 'n* January*, fa., is. in H i n m ir i. preparing for a discussing I his time nnd that. Weighing and considering. Dis­ scene In the llepuhllc mujiit*». "Tl. lilt Parade " carding on* after a tint tier be­ cause It waa "too fa il" or “too alow" or "lacked punch.” Aa (ha discussion conllnued, on* of them lihy dialed In u pro­ gram which featured song num­ ber* not ultra-new but wllh A | undying appeal. Then, over tire While nurse. mnvrd qnh-llv ether waves like s goldrn-linied through Hit* tjiftldiir i. , Hi'H-lt| Inspiration came Ihe cajoling, <r» with Immati vargu w'eie rollj sweetly sentim ental melody ut ml III ami mil. and n new pn :u.sf, "U n g er Awhile." "III Iween T w s Worn :l." s up I "T hat's Ml"’ they yelled slnmlInnnehii) nt • ‘rtricil'diK -yh MayI taneouily. “The tune h a. a klcs e r with Frittn hut ......... Mu.ireoil I and ihe title ha* a meaning:" . , It'HiillIvnii itiiH * Virginia lirtn t So they "nursed ll, rehearsed |ii-afllnr an Ifliimflrtil c a d . ill. | It. and g ate out the new*. . | The tuna's always present, no Thur.il.ty In n tloiiMn ft Mire ! m ailer how Ineon.plrumisly, In prvgrnni with “Tin- illt I'.irudo" i every -public perforiimuro, Pnm the Itils Tlo liter. 1 Irons, of Ihe Hits T heater will detect It Wednesday and Thurs-, i:rlli|iint; ilramu wltlil.i tin-'i dle day when they see Holt and his •if n great mrlflint InMlIulIm orchastra In artlon In Hepiib amid llie sitfierlii < nf tli« ilulty lie's tuneful muslcnl "The l|lt -victims itf- rritsew -tfaitw -—un,| r.e victim s-M t’ldoms. and radio luminaries as Phil B e­ in DnU-erral's dtainallc ■'ram lud Tolu- ilnvDtc. fnuu gan. Frances latncfonl, Duke E l­ lliiutnl l.imiliwl." Ilia r-ii.toiiiar,r roh-a u- ploy n i lington, Eddy Durbin, (ieorge *it lndii“t(Kuia young phyr.-l.m d vol, Molssea nnd January, I'lc Vuled to hiu work mill who mai and Pat. the Tic Toe filrla, I’J rii-a a woman wlm do -« ti'ot lo v Thorgersen and "The Voice of him, E spsrknre." Vliclnln llrtite nppourit m the (lus Mein* dlreclrd. giving the adf-n llted lit lie -a u li l in - Toluproduction a test, lively p a c e Inform lisirharlnn* id Hm throughout, -ll#'* a likely candi­ min ttiarrl.iEi- nnd Maurc-.-n li'l'oll llvnn phi>»_ a yiiung nxrn-. o' a date for lie u season'* Academy mnrrii d hid" In lo.i- ttlih Ton Award, Ci-orgi- fi< iti dirt ■loti iho p h lin e which l» ha.-.: nn nil nrinl lo re .i rann-r* Gold mines are often found by nnl story hy I'.rli li Von Klroln-Im llndr Iraillllonul | tracing “float,” or pieces yf, Vr* adapt od for Iho si-rcen hy Fri-oi-ilik Hti’pliaiil und Murluu | ‘armom civilian broken from veins and-vvgt' I sonnet. I downstream. • ’ ’ Important Cast ENGINEERS A o p ea rsIn S h n w Ccmintf To Ritz s___ for Vnolo Baas'* navy war* ^ R B A S E . Ii*.* „ est __ |0 l |l f IM ;__ ___ ___„ H ere'sso ...» Ihe f.» new F O A T I Mw G WA ‘ boat Ima n lw lV e a !r c r a ll7 a r r k r York Tou n which w s .u n d c rg o tn g la s ts »t RwAInnd^ lto . _ bird a tllsplncrm cnl bf 19^00 Ions; carrlr* a d p ten S-Inch anU -alrtroll gnM j ■ eluding Oicra, and can do 3t knot*. It's tho last word, a t U a asansont, In aircraft onrritn. onrriw CROW N. Egypt1* King Fersuk. whe will he crowned Is Oriental splendor nnd Invested with (ha sacred •w ord of Mahamcd All tho Uronl S . a t Cairo on Jnly U . ^ T O U f t H K I T T Y . tt*a “Cllmaa,” linn ru b ol "Jock” and « rJ n n a ,“ big eaccimcn* In tha London too. The hone serins a bll largo I m snob a lliflo cal, but food nf any alao looks good lo a Jungle kilty, 'w-S* I I ■* �' Sanford Is IK i Only Central ."* Florid* City Affording Roll, Hlihway, . And Water JTnuwporUllon Seminole County Prodore* ' More fruit And VejreteNeo Than Al^ Similar Area la America j AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER -» North China Again Nears War’s Brink ines Bomb Loyalist Soldiers A re R etreating On 2 Fronts In Sp<*i$ DEVIL DOC, S ON DUTY [parracks Of (Chinese I Division Blasted By t Fliers And Fleeing f Men A re Strafed f o n o l P A-VAiilinrr Mft jo*H tro o p s F J P Backln Face OfVig*« orous Attack Fr6m ’Scorned By River Insurgent Forced iDoolingjHeadOf " Tammany Hall, Victim of Death New |Group Here Today Japan Issues Warning Of Action Politician Is Stricken ; . 1 h 1 D If i l l ! j •1 . J | 9; j ■i M M V 1 *• W Qeneral Knlaukl warned that the Jkpsnrse arm y has drawn up all available strength for a "drastic” punitive campaign If ^recalcitrant” Chinese b 'th Ul■wkshn troops are not removed, 'foWlllin^ the ultimatum, from IV* unlinttlml feiping an-a by p o o q Wednesday. General Sung C heh'Ya""North Chinese commander . and chairm an of thu ^ Hnprh-Cbahar |m t|tlci| rouncil, . was reported with ronflfmati-m In have or­ dered h.s n u n ,tn “tTslst.,‘ Chinese Ironps fled from their l y r s r l s a t Ijiuitfang Midway Thn (Inal on* brought death al his hom* al tlella Harbor In thn Itnrkaways, tin was unmarried hut* closely attached to his relalire*, especially hi* three slaters who. were a t hU bedsldo whan death name ’ CITY NEWS BRIEFS NorlM tyrnwanO. iftbuty rlprk uf (lin Clrenlt Court, la Jpenitlng a two-week vacation tn (teorgla atra fn l by Japanrw* planes. Hun­ with relative*. dred. of Chinese •soldiers and civilians weru said to have lierh Ikiy Seoul Troop IK. will hold killed In the. 10-hpur haUlgmjit Ita regular weekly meeltug at tjiig fs n g and the town was 7 30 u'clork tonight at thn Ju n ­ heavily ijainngrd. ior High school, The llomrl (Ja(ianese) News Agency raid Chinese forrc.i "were Thn tUpford City rninmUalnnIn "full .rout” northw rst from era will hold Ihalr regular Idthe towns. ) monthly meeting In Ihe ' **lty Hall lonlght al T:>0 o'clock. George Henry Wills . I h Victim Of Death Tlio meeting o f. Ik>y Hemil Troop |4 will h r lo-ld tonight al 7:in o'clock III the llapllst Church annea. arrordlng In an nnnouncemaot mada by' H. J. M s. Monroe Saturday aflernnun nt Mrs, T, l). Hoy, formerly uf 4:04 n'rlnck nfJ.’-J- an 'lllnnss uf litis rlly, died al her borne In three works. Jnrksiinvllle early tide morning, ' Mr. Wills has lived In lids lo­ according l» Information re ­ cality Tor | | years and yittend* pel veil here today. ad tha local public acbjol* lie cam* here wllh Ilia pnn-tis from Thirteen persons charged wllh Kekrrt. Colo., wherua /iu was violation of Clly Ordinance, born M*r^-*fTvt44jLe/rt^ will lie arraigned IMTore clly Ahn&t Ihrea weeks ago llm J3-I Judge Frank L. Miller In a aes year-old youth relurm-d in tilsl alnu uf lire Municipal Court this home from Soulli Carolina where tin haa been working for some afternoon. lima, aufrrflng from heart dlaThe | >nnllae coach whlrh was b-asekrhlch laler caused his death.; alelen from Ihe garage of Mrs. " It* la aurvlvrd by his parents. I, A. lienaud, who lives at 23<>l Mr. and Mrs. Jacob c. Wills and flak^Avenne, »n llu- night nf one lister. Edna, of Tampa. July 7.- was fnund abandoned reFuneral serrtrea were held al ; renlty near- orruund Bearh and th* Ertekaon Funeral Home this - was rtdnrned tn Iba owner. aftamoon at 4:00 o'rlork and I n - | larm enl waa made In Ihe Kver- 1 green-Fem e levy, The nev. W.* S. Queen of Ihe Inlrrdenom lna-1 tlonal Tabernacle here officiated. Mrar Abercrombie To Be Senior Teacher Mr*. Itatllc M. Abcremnible. fhalnictnr of Ih* local Federal Mmde Project 'nt Ihn Works I’rogrnsa Administration, waa rwc«htly notified of Jtnr rn-ap|silnlmnnt aa aenlhr loahlmr nf Ihe Ban ford music tcdool. Mr*. Abare rumble Is tearhlng piano, vote a, and light rearRng t>> children of Be ml nule County •h o are allgtbla, many of wbnm Mart ad |a th a original etas* and a re ’ far advanced pupils now, she •aid. Th# project In thla rlty began M u . >7. 1(3*. wllh a rlaaa of I begteasre. and alnre that lime. R haa a i pended to a alsa of ■anoy- lime* (hat number. Mr*. Abercrombie baa been teaching m u le to r about II M ara a ad U wall qualltled lo l i r a laatiktcUon lb tier pupil* » b o might otherwise never have the oppottnally for aledy. It wa* Madrid Imperiled In Present Drive \Advertising Of Inland By Stroke In Midst H undreds Of Soldiers’I Of Bitterest F fth t And Civilians Arc NSW VOHK. July S S .- f A lReported As Killed- Jantea J lauding, 41, leader ut Tammany ||a ||. illril »t a stroke H? T l* jlM w 'alN N o r th C h in a t . te e te re d ,- Inday In lln- midst of llm nmst a g a in to d a y o n t h e b r in k o i l hlller i«illlli.il tin III of Ilia nrgaiiliallnn'* ](( yuars of c tlilwar. rncu. , Japanese mditnry planes tlmdlng although ■ I r n a d y Muted the harrncks nr the stricken nml knowing his death B8fti Chinese nrmy division might cnBio at Any llm*. nad and Lieutenant (loneral Ki* Just successfully blocked an 'mil* yonhl Kataukl, commander of tr r mnvemrni against lilm put the Japanese army In North through hi* own entl New Coal China Issued n new ultimh- rand IdMr.— U ntlrit—(llalra —Renator Ilnyal H. Cnprland, In t lliu tum . T h r situation apparrnlly was New Ynrk may orally rar* against ttnprectelenlod revolt and tnorr a m ir than at any- tlmi* an slnte Ib r first ftarrup July 1 bmnrlil almul Indirectly theaplll whrn Japanese and Chinese troops In Mayor Florelln It. MOuurdla’a dashed at Msrro Polo bridge. fusion party rwnka, • NPMilKit 235 Entabllahed In 1908 SANFORD, FT,0R1DA. MONDAY. JUI.Y 2fi, 1937 - Waterway System Discussed ,A t Meet New Defense Lines In Cuena Province Are Any i luintrc la Ih r pie.cel | Being—(^instructed mullIhr proposed SI Joint* Itivrr Canal » a . im iw il li«l«y in R f T il# t i a o r i a t M f r a t a H i ,'*olnlton passed try-the SI. (iovi’rnmrnl Stmnish arm* John-* Rivet Improvement A i iali«n whi* It *1 ili‘«l .that the |*ie* i«‘» ri'tri'nli'd on two fronts n il route i* Ih r m od pinclicnblc today in thn fut-ip-of |»owcrand fr*.|l-le ami lhal a rr-m utH’J would ivl'anl llu* progress «I a » i I Tim front wont of Mudrld ............... Hit* Hireling was held .•iliifli'd to Villannivn l)e La I inini* in the Chandler , f Canaila after (Jenprill Joao ful InMirficiil nttackn. Am rrfcaa forces were standing by with full v a r porks in l‘elp Inc. irady to defend th r American fighting S h r r M Inin th a t city. At th r request of the A m rriran consulate, American business men stn P IH Jfi-Jl*ee » r r P- S- Marines. UlldiT the ahadna- uf- Peiping'* a o d e n l »nlK in n drr*i pn rsd r at thi Curnno-rii* building •til,, ml •.llm* was pli'* idl'd over , |iy Gculgc » " ' M to die. whit A* president of the t Miaja’a govornhiont force* front Hrnncti msiiriceiil altark. IM h sides nave massed morw |l|.. H-'I'-II ,w s* brought up ,'** men noil more yiinpowder iherw |„ (|„. y........... . advertising which I him for any ol her loti tie «f tk* lynnl-l present lh.- Irne beauties elvil war. i.f |h,. nyer kiniwri to the world. Villaltiiira i s miles from thw I-il—tm -w .ialw l__ S luiu - mikht . I"1 1 Spsinl - may—- heenwte - a - e r w la l— plncr-l iilonit the m»l coast I't Imlll,-field. ftovem hirnl •UfMk . Mi,uni in tinier 1“ net wealthy I here inly hi lay Madrid opeii-t*** pm son* l» cruise alone tin* H* o new frontal attack. II Is Ihw " •er in yeebta. kry to rnmniimications Uaaw I In lln innlinn uf Jue. Marti! knetil' has driven into the InMr* Id le . I silifijestinn was carried wilhln thn wedita tho Kov***' lhal effort* be made III inter* government report Id a now da* r*l the fipaiks Thenll-ra in .th e Insurgent rom m unb|urs said , inakiitit of n mot Inn picltiM* (iciirralissim o Kranclsco Kranoa'a C[,KVF.t.AND, July ad. - M h A hiking and touting pilgrim Inavcl.-eiic which inishl he t»finer loot, morn than 40 mile*1la Steel strika elolenrc broke “eut age Ui the Jlllle ‘'Haunted I'hnieh” tied lo I heaters thinugh-mt the Ihr Alliarruein sector uf thn anew today. A t least "211 permna near the south end of l ake IVinn ' cnunjiy. Teruel fmol e a .l of M adrid. A wera Injured In rioting ut ItrpubMi Ma m i Irile was ' ntnih* guvrnmenl report said a n rw 'd * na yesletday cliilia*act a Week of llr Klael Oirpciratir-n's f'oiiigsn* i'7.' itinc urtiviliea el • mop Winn eh air ilia II of a eommiltro ilirlu-l fcaiu: lln* was being orgalilted i iug F ftnk liniiiiiier, prraideut ol McKinney p lant hare and II weru na, II K. Mmiis, i n o p dn ret o r,1 the t I d x ml I'hum ber of Com ill Clienra proviner to m b i t thn Inonigt-nl drive aimed a t s o w * a rretted staled today I lurrre, and John IV. I'ainpbrll, bt-tillary e-m mu ideation Th* claahaa thuk pjica .w t 'a Thlough Ilia waak, .tUwJmyq-alt ‘1‘mayor of I'alkl’.rt, lo eentmrf the lug mails Is | wi-eii Mmli.il «tid Vk* pollee broke through CIO p irkrt joyed swiimning, li.-stunt, hiking, Iheal er rim d t mid inv eatlgate li'liria. a. , line*ami eating, Mr. M- in - aid, miii pmaihihl iea of such a project. Tom Ctlowackl, fil*yk-nr-oM udditionnl pleasure, wilt he t-ro - In llu- .«>nu- plm , il uaa augpicket, auffrrcd crltlrnl Injuries vldrd for lln-m in Ihe r-nuiug wi'ck I| ucsIm I that— advein-.-mi-.ila I** wbvn he was run down by n x ir f ‘ Tlio esinp leidei* f i it r a isi'ne • pin eed iii yachting iiiagstinr.i containing four men trying to cu­ • part in adding In lln- lUteilain where I hey mlglil In- eeell by te r the plant. 1 m ini of eaniplrg. I* y*a* rla le l wenllhy spo'rtaiu-li Two policemen were hurt. Some I'KKNACDIJk, July 2*.” - (Al — j Sidney N it, J r Inslti.el. lln- la-y* Men Giblis raltid nlleiilioil to tfK>n strikers »nd aym palhiter*. a ! In ehoojlng at a fin fool n-K-dn- 1 o loll which w'ua In In loliielureil Aviation Cadet A rthur II. Itigler, witness said were ma-scH around lieu largel isn g e; William Zsclny.j| n. the la .t se**imi ..f Ihe Florida leserva* sludriK from I'lainvisw, one of th«a_approaches in ih r I J r , as.is'ls Ihe eiyiif'-r* in li-nnl. l-egi*lallire, wholi pitwiili.l for Te*as_ was killed here Inday whan plsn t's mala entrance About inn .gam es; Rain I.llCr lake, rh aig e of l a psrl of Ihe ga**itiiie lav In In-] Ids I raining plane erkshed a t th* officers, many on h"r'e« and m o -i , w aler sports and water game*; I o-.i-il for Up- ih-ti lopnfeiit of Ihe nnvnl air slalion Aviation ma* toreycles, atlrm plctl lo clear n j RoIh-i I Allman is eanip Plerk and uiilerwruys of lie -Ini.- fhe lull rhinist mate, Ward W Thomas, Ills, charge of head'Piatlrrs no-1 I would have giken iilieul (sn.lHNI an enlistrd man from Fonddular, | all equipmi-iil; IIP haul Ma*-m I* wbirh was lo In- iiai-i I iii working Michigan, was e rili'a lly injured and rushed tn the navy hospital, IIIJFFA1 O, N V.. July k'rt. Mrs. Sarah tletuno Itiumevetl, mother of Ihe (Vrablcnt, i* .fi­ | liTkemasler; lliiek Korpuson Is'j iii ihe riiiinl .Sueh an am ount1 (Afi A hnsi. fo r aeUlement o f ile- a . she was earriod on art Inspi-cti, I bugler, and l-c'l-T riiilhpa ulds wouhl tisvi- In-el, Hiiffk-jenl to lie was flying with Itigler. ll Irfp through IIil* I'in i vjtt (onThe student pilot was praetV* atrike of 1000 product- truck driv­ lii.lnric l'nmp.-i( in Italy. She w., : Ihe esm pers In a lh le lk . * arcumpariinl |,y f . s Alnlnr ] enpiire giivrinim nt uid III the ing takeoffs amt landing, st old ers and w arrhnu.s workers whleli A hamllerafl rla s. will he slsil! PInject. Alth.Sigh il wait never has ru t o ff Buffalo’s m ajor smm-r ib,r William I’hillips. | ed for Ihe mining wealw-urulrr Ihn ptearul.-d pi Ihe hi.( ses.jou, Mr. Curry Field He had Just laki-n nffl of stap lr fooiUluff supplies -shs e 1dlrrellnn o f Ilnnglaa GsFoer, Mr f'lbbs lirgid itn.L it J h- passeil in when hi. plane went inln n spin i t low altitude- N either lie nor We-lnesday morning, was i<-j,ehed I Morris said * Thomas had an opportunity to tn* last night It was announee-l th s tl nii-ny n *psrsehnle. HepresentaUve* of food mer­ 1 fellow, had liern laugh! In sw m chants and unlnn leaders agreed, tin the week, i-llu-r. had <pmlir>eil PROTECTION after n four hmtr ronferenre. frn a till Ion was pa.M-dr three point nrnwntn which nnlild I ed by Ihe National Rifle A»Si«-i4* WARSAW, l-nlulid, July M.—• • Ihe atrike tf accepted by Itnlh Itlon, an-l another group bad g re s'George Gil In, per-id-oil of lln ly inerener-d Its tnnwb-dgr of bird Idh - Thieves here lisvn maintain* sides. ed an Insurance eniopsny, II had SI Johns River frnprov- no nt As Al tho aarne lime, of fie Ini. of 3.00,1 memlmra nl| paying Ihelr soelalmn, an-l W aller I’oarhtean,* meal parking companies and I-nit­ premiums regulsrly. When nnaof vicp-pre»l,l,-nl and rhilrm iu, uf tiners n f,lh elr tfOO striking employe, by I hern was a r res It. I Ihn company Florida Waterway f'ongiess w,rfaile<l to reach any agreement, arid hired an allnrnev, paid all Irlat guest speskrrs of Ihe Itplaav Club CIO Icadega announced th at * meat (() eo»la. sod provided nvlrn food fop torlay nt il. regular weekly n o - 1 . embargo would berome effisllva ( llm llrlef while Im w»» In prlaing al Ihe Valdet llolel. ' at midnight Commenting on rum or, uf, a The embargo. Hugh Thompajm. prnpierd ehanre ef route, of III,regional CIO director, said, wrfubj '' After n shell -I- lil.t tsrion In SI Jo h n .-Indian Itlver Canal, Mr prevent any Incoming nr nulgoing “ d.tv s enumi r'r put returned o Gibbs slatr-d, "There wns rfeter shipments of meal He sal-1 11"- * te rd k l Hull chandler II Kelson any blea^uf. rhaiigm g Ihe roille of union had refused a ' requesl -.-f 1,1 priitiiliieul la.ngwissl resident hJ&C,rnrial, bnws-vel. Ihe as*-, is)e-u f w u .il slut was found ttiu llr ■iitpire-t p n j | delighted lo R.len 4-* any Ftorlda l-arlly eioudy lon\gbl ->l th" IntVrseellon -»f I'nlltmllu . merit ef such a change \\v <m -rid rlerievN Avi-nto-s last Mnnitai still Tuesday wlllt seallered Ihdn* intuit.ly voted lo keep lh<- pit -ml nlglil, met III. dr-.tli ul llu-hands 'ih i Im srrs Tuesday. F. I t r «W • 'p lan ." of a parly in psilh-s onknnwn. ■ftor III west Florida I’afUy eioiidr Mr. Coachman onltine*l ihe proTho Jiiruis wei. mmlilo In ns prulMblr Ineal Ihumb-rshnwsja tm grejs lhal h a. |s-en ma-lr m the ^ terlaln whether or inn the (slat night and Timarlay. waterways «f ihe slate lb- |!olnl* Ds/tpoa'a- Tide* Injury wa* InfUrled hy a blow rd out lhal a eantl across Ihe 1 uaaday'd tides, high*. 9*uj A. dealt by llm usaalbiul or hr m s Kverglades and llts w alrrw iy . o ft M . 9 JO I*, it., low, 2-1*1 A. M. fall la Iho alrm-l , wllueaaea lo Ihs cast enasl h id been eom|-le|ri| lire argiiini-til m is . \ - I - iii fall M il I’. M. ' ami lhal ihw lite r wa. rlpu to a r ­ Baromstar but did mil knos wIII. sliai the range for small olrrnm s l-i tn le r Yeslerday. 30.lli today. Jd.nl.. IsjngwiHsI man se*- Ml.- sho, ur Into them , F rfclp iu tlan how many |M<rsiuia airmk RTin, Ilolh sneaker*'w ere in lro -lv -d Telal fur yeslarday . . n o r. ran limy il-lli.ili ly identify by K arl l^km an aeereiaty of lira 'Total tor month In dale t.M Ihn cur whlrh *p*d ••»»/ from Rt. John, River ^lliprow in< lit. Al* Notinel In d els analatlon '.v — > *-r* Temperature Hearth for lire a .salient* I If- B t’-ipr prerided over lb* being ronlluui-ii but s* yet liter maating-.' in lha plsee „f II. II, Itarn been |o, ib-iliilla clue Colaman wha w s• unable to altrnd which m lrkl lead lo an arreat, William llii-guilsilhent and OEBPERADO TO PRISON mem bars of It* ririT a*sociatioo Herald reading LABORATORIES APPROVED srtrg gursta a I ll.fi meeting- StrikeViolence Flares Anewln “ Cleveland Area MBS. ROOSEVELT TOURIST TripTo “Haunted Church '’Climaxes Camp Activities Twenty Persons H urt In Clash Between Pickets And Polige BoysAt Winona Enjoy v Swimming, Boating, Hiking And Eating Flier Killed In Fall • At Naval Air Station France Is Having; Its Troubles With oron^rs Jury (iiven Nclwm (Jn«e Verdict) liOCAL WEATHKB STOCKIIOIJd, July y t^ id-, W inners of the 1117 Nobel Ihrlts* will rwrelve ■ alight I r autall-1 sum than waa given out la t« 4 . Thla year, th a Nobel Futadatm* hae Just etiBouacod e*rl» pill* NANKINtle Julv Iffov* Mickey Mud.* <•“ Jlhrdy, and tdbefCMtie.* favorites lls.h on lit-IbBAUrgbcra In Chius t tan to the palrtolle aid tho Kunmliiiang, o r. V i^ r ._ . raelerday in MeAlm-ler isettiep* Gary hospital.’ while T e w <‘‘l> I ho rltlas sought hi* wile hit « charge of elding hie ear ape Iruut Kaatham, T*»„ prison farm, WASHINGTON. July *«. - W ) —The Denal* pas»,-*l and seat to lbs Home yesterday * bill by Senator Bilim lu auiliurlie «■ lalillabment of regluual research laboratories In Ihe eoulb lo deretop new uefa for cvlloa and -.liter faint pneluils, - ■ .has i- i______1 �# *- r L ife ,A t Do< ManAccusetfOfflPft zm m im in * W o r lr f lu i* 1 mod# of livfngk- thor do not act the way they do in th«ir horn* Hmd' Wi KaH Metl the antics of tourlats at.some o our beaches which Melina us to be prejudiced, against, al “forrtfner*,* «ml yet we know that these saints persons back home are' Ju st as sdhe and sensible as our own citi<& <' jj * • ' rifijCT' ■ ’' i*•visitor* do to'' make'<& One think that vtdtors other pbojde people get ant the dfronf Impresslast is to disregard the cnitmte of the “ ■ n- v ...... sectio i s i t Jo r A CM kagoert, w ho w ould oocvfdtar *|*t• tW—. ev ­ Or 3 DOOKM, Tw.nt; t G erm tay rla end W r j ( n w How r w j na komn gf al c c ity e ry to pick th e blooms* fro m eom o floww*' s tr e e t, m ig h t look u p o n I t a s no o ffe n se « t B!l> to- g a t h e r a n a r r tf r f of flo o rs ftrirtn farmer's rose awtlbn. ThJc■rtgf a boat without parmPselon in th r lake of a d ty park la recognised u a violation of law,' but ’•borrowing'’ some­ body's rowboat In' a rmhote Body of water away from "civilisation" la frequently considered "lust a lark." Vacationists' fsei ftte of responslhllltioa and are apt to show it by a disregard for the property^end rights of others. It la too bad tjiat tho man front Roeton, or from Ctevelantf or Atlanta; who always conducin' himself in a L tA V fg dignified and gentlemanly manner In his home town, and A l Boas . of P ea are Uks tho would never think of defat'ng a nark bench or throwing v idSVto paper on the grass, Will* go to another town on vacation and ,WM drin *txv> tk« beethrf: *£My hriow not whence i t s tree transform himself Into a cross between a silly school boy ■ >1 ■ )tU f cats*; They know not’ why they gather. W ktU rrrTbln pU fuf t h . beJpUa* ____ el •ere relate here, kM oM W ^B i " Onf. etuoded by s^ w n d s bad min biter*, today he Is eeseaipatiled by ■ SUfrefei dachM sed. The brUtllns murtwcM - Is wHIch he gnre h b name I* gray. It brittle* no more h si h a tty# ■till point skywwd. * B W beard etrere h b «a*swr»Mlitt The world was ad Ua when the abdicated msaa* C Holland l# years ag und «heller with Mam Holland protected Mm. I he bought hi* 50-acM deS Doom. . .. . HuvenUen years hare d end technique is the hgbltusl hom blowar. Tho automo­ the hatred. Now, a t 7*, 1 bile Horn his n very limited use so far ss siding tho motor- S a b e r steme a'hmsdWSM' let Is concerned, but sorts people seem to think that It to m I -Mirruwe—(he eulclde of hie a most necessary adjunct. A prominent aulortoblts -oitgl* m ytiungrtl *cm, Prince Joachim, ilcer relates thst a man recently made s 17.000 mile ao«n after the w ar, the death of without once blowing his hom. mbtkii the former kaiserin In IU2b ■hsva _...„ driver emphasised the point that .he -htndled b W ifo rg o U cn . * lie aita eraid hi* rueee eour•his car In such a w a y so to obviate the need of warning signals at any time, And1In spit® of th® f*rt lI’M. all car* trourly ».know Icilging respect­ Itrre horns an slant’an f equipment today, his esample is ful **IuIp * frern prem enadeia. Th# rx-K ileer ha* been nion* ono Which the average motorist could profitably study and part of ihls juiuatrr. Ilia n e t' h4wd i ort, the bus lores-1Ike K ebarih "Driving, under the traffic conditions which prevail llermln-', whom he mended Ik In most places today, Is a Job which requires the undivided lUMt, w tni to nuperriee M r attention of the man or woman at the wheel. The modern car.-ls-bullt to iemioiid qulckly trT the vsritms cnntrols; hnt If you don't *o to church, don't the controls themselves etlll have to he operated by human y to confine* the man who doc* ageney, and It Is Juat as vital as it ever was that the let bo’s making a mUtako. driver concentrate on driving. lie ctn do this best If he maintains s calm state of mind. And It Is hard to remain calm and cool when home ere screeching on ell sides. ‘“Hiere cm be no denial that the over-uae of horns rUfle counter to the Interests of safety. For one thing, It la a far-from-aooth!ng Influence. It tends to confuse and Hurry traffic. It reflects the Impstlence of the hot-u­ r n ___________ - ..I —, ienter and communicates that Impatience to others. bualM a If wt 8Urtkd by ihe xouml of a hofn at clow ijunrlcfii, n mo•said Ju*t have “tom." prosperity, torixt will frequently pull over too suddenly, endangering the *111)10, In frv«t of ’i a wmf* i s„ mi . a--------t hlHown car and others. Or If he reacts In the other of the j;r»oo hurlgr, tbo t s mooatvh ell* . II look* ifk* th# b»* Ina in# of tw o m o st com m on w ay s a n d g e ts a n g r y ,.h e w 'll prohnhly and admire* hi* rue**, dasluhund a* end for the Sponlah loyalist r tfu M t(J „ t „n , a n d you h a v e on e o r th o se p riv a ii' j T t t f U ^ ^ ^ t i S h J 5 feuds which often lead to ’cutting-kround,’ and frequently MM fighting for. . I*"'1 ! ! V T h ltr * « n a driver, ruahed hy an Insistent horn B m (toll*** m Kentweky he* behind him, pull out Into .heavy traffic without a pnipof • m m designed to Uadi their wait, and damage his own car and another. While tho hornafrdebla to h* bendy mm around Mower took advantage of the confusion sad went his Die Mum Th# court* embrnres _ rrry wgw And almost everybody hen seen a driver, startled by a blast from the rear, swerve so suddenly as .n^rtiiv T^d to endanger Wrtaelf and othera as w elt ip L o b i^ A i t U r plen m S ,o f lh c h “ r n £o bs t. teech tb.women th«. end. If every driver would remember that ®thcr? <' 1lhu sgerem street naturslly Judge him l a i ^ y by the way he drives ----------— -----and . especially by hla hom technique, slnco that comes A **nt*e) HttW lady here re; forcibiy to their attention via the ear. The use of a warnpeWly Mt tM Jwrkpot to • slot u when ^bout to pasa is legal and proiwr: hut ,‘i T J d ^ ^ U n o reason why It should be an .insistent, ^r-spHti*m rL id A ^ M m U I n g blast that aaya: ‘Out of my way! Here I cornel Veer msehlse” Welt, ttm If *ho Neither Is there Justification for that o th er practice, hST even-Bteohm: tM orevalent la acme aootlons. of Waning hard on W|e_ho™ ekhtm hare broken plasty »f play* button when the lights change from Ted to gnwn, to ■“* * ........ .................... .. of the care up In front. i useful accessory, and one that ahould ■W* wonder how many AikoriWhether or hot it mkVfa Ito full consbm rm lit* th a t It U Illegal for aa . Americas clUaga U croa# a S b tn tins and 'Ub# employment In a* yttike-baaad plant or factory and th a t Urn team law makaa It logal fa r tM n a nde a f strike aym, pathtaera ta a warm acroat etal* Hare fhr tha. purpoaa of keeping free men from working. Anyone who nttenipt* U follcw rocking tk* boat and better nit » flinu-Japoneoe War crlele |e down awMIo :posing hlmeelf U a bad attack Tha CIO leader gat k b first retnaanhy. The picture over th a n buke during the auto strikes bet ia changed ter#hr* different winter when M reminded the adM th as many days Sooner gr mbiiatiatbn that labor bad helped Isr tha reeae drifter will gat Jt and now expected help la re* red mad than wall hare a real turn, “du u n m ala eonvtrbetiona trand headline*," paid the I'reeldenq . . . . . . a. I — . were not la order. A lakeland man NU from a Now the President tolls hb pres* * b r la wwrktng ae Or. Sgtrej** conference that while It was nil to*. «*d MB M l bha fa r gtt,* i right for fedora) employes to IB Certainly O r Bplwy did not anWalu to dlecue* grbvanre* and lid tM ladder or gtre K a push, i present their wishes to congrvr things keep am B*aM pretty.abaal n a m M e w , It wa* sot nil M'W«1 M outag their mbtreaa**' right U expect U bargain tolbcr Mb IMF M t» their finger* lively wlGt the garernment nnd ta bktot oaffea. Kama tk b f a ga la,demand written aentreat Ariymnr i y » MM tk b Mrik* TM rebtienakip of employe* ABB to l dato*—fcalmtoad |* th* federal gavaraawnl 1» n i l - by hia eld#. The gt ig m u , color* eproad bofore Utb haven uf peace* com* from flower* Hist a re gift* from pcfnon* and ui ginim tinn* doar ! • the old man’* Imgr b 1 (.tid e'm e tal platcg a t each busk are lb* re* minder*. Pna rrada “The 'G erm ans of Cinclm iiti’ j another "Tho G a r man Nobility Iwngue") many from variou* parte of Germany or* maikoil “Th# K pieerT rue Yimth.' The llkbctuollern v*'ruler baa au completely recovered from hb U*l winter’s >kgc uf inP nrtiu that hv ha* returned . wuod-eut* Ung, long .a favorite occupation of hi* eilla. Ua rarely ta men nfuot ia village: By force of d r rumaUncM hie need* are ewv*red fn m Germrny whore hi* (iaaneial interest* lb . TM Im­ perial refugee makes no «*»ri>‘ Hon to the nasi rule that money L)lo H i Bailey Is Chosen By Party I* Race f ui u v R a l C x I8 C C Operations Soon od skill Bailey, *l**« Uw Uom ocmtle aoatlatlloM by the p a n /* State cowmtitM hare Friday, ttxna ike data re* tha evaewt roured of net ton baa lacreased fuiiuwiog action af iH* a u to oueuniuow la giving BaUoy ta* pamtaatlon, ratk ar than rail a party primary, o th e r pooalkw tad»poad*et candidst »*. tacludtag Cengreaaasaa John U NhCM tatl of M d r l h nnd internal narwuao Collector Homer Adtftaa, kept strict ah tones. McClellan V e t n r a n d ta Washington Betuntay night gram , latag a eUlnmoni there “w tlkla pie' a o n twW or three dnya." ta b e d In Germany must' lb spent within tha rakh. , Still, M b 's good customer tn TOKYO, July M. ^ B V -T M w eaada af A j u t M gbta aad wom­ “I hope ho will lire M b# 100 en here discarded their tbea hanat Watt,' on* raitny utadm— a ored ktm.no, ohl (eaah) end gtoa fwelian mmdeli) N r Amilrew the power U eel oat elmost In do- remarkod. Ilia dark Una Mercadw* car elyb cbthe*. Foreign fashles mt> Ull tbs working condition* and pay a f fedarel employee, and f f r K M him ta Ua part tee at Ike Doors. qaonlly doee Potty grievanre* can ba herolled boat by grlovan:* eommltteci. a* they have in Hit la any event It can be expected tMt a congress disposed to Icgjc. Ut* far kotter candltlon* in pri omplayment will also keep E Itl Mnd* from working u*J#r chime* kcund tlx. Time tn drew for dinner. TM sOrerkafaVd •wretahop eondlibk*. xenUeman rboa frirni th* wUU Actually, Lewb did hhnM f n* •eat. • gtod to announcing h b pink U >rWith • the. dariuhttod *t kb gtodM M o ral employe*. : h*«l^ gad nodding u g in ttn m M ho pass** he d k g p ^ r S f a • • ywdow manor M aw In tM JU kS ast �* c Tampans Contribute <N ICY ROLE Social Calendar tfrtjb A etfH tks A t Ci To Bttf AfmbulhniGiirH h Launched Italy (■ Trieste Personals TAMPA, Ju ly *8. - b f l —N k k - rim dime* am) quartern from T a u r pa'm Spanish colqny may m*k* possible the purchase o f B U M ' ambulances for use In Spain** etvll w ar Instead of two am firmt report* New Dreadnought Is rdA rom mlltee In chary* of /olltolion* sal,! more than 1.1,000 had been railed h r the Spantih Red fm w . The money will h r tiled f O ' tu y onr complete ambulance unit ami ilx ehpssltVictorlano M antrlga, secretary of the Tampa committee, maid the money would be* turned oear to tha New Yosk hradquirter* or th* Rad CroM beraum* It la a neutral unit. The tl 8. N eutrality Act forbid* gift* of w ar material* or equip* mrnl to cnmba'tatitaHowever, under a perm it leaned by the Departm ent o f S tate tha Tampa popular com m itter to add Spain lm continuing It* weekly col* Icctlonm In rend food clothing and medicine to loyallit force*. * e l * r i f a * 7 £ thV geaet of jJX-. a n l Mr*. why Uttrhall, Mai Laayley.1 Sab . Ratliff. RUan Meriwether, ^S n b S fc Mr*: Ann* MWNaltf left T*iKathrira Wiggins. for New York where ahe Barber, who* are a tte stin g Lau­ rel Pall* CaVb u*er clay tort, 0 t Mlae Barber to aerrUM tfCoub- Oa op* occasion a gay tear* dagar kyat waa conducted, Th* wood* trouM Iha camp war* Matched to t tha tofteet frdd »nd thh exhibit th -the' averting M’a rA w r u a tfltjr Modeled df th* rttVjuW, Obe of tha major dramatis pro* ddctttma or th a aa astt WUa th*' ptWentaflof of “Yli# Nappy Pride****- coder the glrebtlonot the dramattd* dramattda Instructor, tnmtructor, Ml** VO fvuV \ k'ktW lB X T A• NI N r v*. . . t a g * * in * * m Jk t y Band Conducted — By Dorothy Hafnes Dots Buell oT Boatoa, Maks. Who, during th* w inter direct* th* theater production* at tha Junior League l a - CtoveUnd, Ohio. Other rntertalrrmeata ta which thee* girl* Bate takhn part have barn the preeentatlon of origi­ nal play* uatng th* tltt* “Oon* With tb* Wtad,” a midnight aurpriM, and the nnaaal camp atimt night. Included Id tb* aettrifle*, are breakfast and aupp*e trip* In *ddltloa id sport* and creative arttvltlea. W aa Dorothy Mtteheti I* on* ot th e Leader-Alp girl* Oils year, MU* Kite* Meriwether. Ml** Ann* W ltclna, arid Mia* Kathryn Wlgrlna .jr o pjaylng In New Trailer ToFit Smftll Purse Being Placed On Market iTTwadi t i It. n. pldcMttf, Neuf York 'iney and broiH*!' d f’ foriBer $ n . Otffnrd Plneliot rtf fritn •W 4nl*, in a lattdr to Pritotddnt Mond'veii yeaterday 'called1 ntt the Prsekb-nt tor a “clear oul|hg*ot your program and of ydurbainNnilnut. ini'ludlhg w hether nr not you propose to remain th th* Wtilt«i House after l* l* “ Tin-letter, a tn-pmn* document, egta'ked the Supreme t'ourt bill. K r *he|ved. th* Hsecultv* re* anliatlort bill and the ITIaekComi'-rr wage and boor measure. Irtiirlmt .said_ha-JiasoU -hU —*tMiss1 Evelyn Echols hua re­ turned from a two weeks’ vaeatlcn In Raleigh, N. C. where ahe w as-the guest of her sister, Mr*. E. E. Bradley. T h . M Dwirtg Rem « f hricecei wab clipped from The D e te n t Run N atait ■ Tit* rhythm hand Inttr trt v. by Robert I’rarsoit, who hat com­ Mtoa Obrathf Katoe* a t 3 l e W tJ^—Entrance of Covered Wag U r i n t t h y t orn l aded Ha summer ua Co..- largest trailer roach man­ pleted hi* second y ear a t Ute Univerahy of Florida, to Working In wmntlng vlth * te- ufacturer, Into Ihe low-priced traitor field with a new modal th* O*orgi* peach sections fbr the and a unique plan for merchan- Troduc* CondlUc*ter», Inc. p n dialog It has been annuuheed by coollrtg pcache*. A, O. Sherman, president. The Francis Rcumlilat, Ralph Tolar, Robert Wllatm, 0* u rg r Andrrson, and Bobby Evans of Dade .C ity a re aperiding the wrek at- Day, ton* Beach in the KoumUlat *T‘KS" trailer. •- • *’ (XTV NEWS BRIEFS v Canal Re-Rolkting Scorned By River Group Here today THa Stain KUtsO* AasiMlatlon Will hold a ’ regular nmuthly meeting In Urtendo Ummrrow afternoon. ‘ avrm'illng to Mrs. ItoroHsy loirnb. Odunfy school nurse. Mr*. Mrnli, Mr*. Itiiplilo , Roelilk ‘ and. Mlaa Kranrea ICMilaee* Pees* Faea (test built BO that >t may be shipped ment of this Association th*l th MatDougall plap to attend tinkaocked-dawn, effecting a sav­ Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Roumlla* M of Urn A lia tea's depart lat and daughter, Lucy, and Mias inject another riml* Into Me pro* meat H was imllrated. m «M e f th* Stetson sekoel ef ing In transportation cost*. T h . trai tor has a 17 -foot ovor-1 Mary Wathsn (pent th*. week­ motion of Uil* project at thW tbit* meek, spoke briefly and outlined cily Clerk Frank Damson r>end at Daytona Beach returning would retart ultimate sure*** and all length end to mounted on th* ptoM tor continuance ef the In* same automotive ataal cheats, ha* by Coronado Beach where they would tau»* decided Iota of th* minded 'dog *«Jwnnra of Hie t '11 > ■trwetibu to the fall , iiday that fbillrs would li< gin Dig same a lls and running gear were th,, guests of Mr. and Mrs. ground already gained; “TURKU FORE, BE IT RE. ricking -up dog* that hate mil sad th* earn* spring steel draw ­ W. A. Baffler. SOLVED by tha 8 t. Johns Rlv.-r been vacrlnsled, adding Hint the m bar and hitch a t hlgbdr priced owners shnuld serum Hn-ir II Covered Wkgoa Model*. Mr* C. R Klrtioy and dbughmr, Improvement Aaaociatioa Id m e-lTb* body construction, how­ Busan, h a re returned from Boston, Ing at Ranford, Florida, Mortdjy, ever, to of an entirely n*w de- Mots, and Chautauqua, N V, July s« 10*7, th a t wa raffflrm mir alga, providing more utab la and where they have been *p*nd‘ng belief, based on elaboralo ottrn> s| livable latertor space than other th* past faw weeks- WhD* la Bol­ mod* by engineer*, that th* most roach** of comparable lewgtb, ton Mrs. Klrtley attended th* practicable and feasible reate is tb* on* th at has been surveyed Krterlor atdewalla'ar* of tam­ School of Floral A rh through th* engineers of the War pered Maaoutt*. with tha litter Departm ent and Is now pending' lor paaatod with a new type of before them.’’ . , Insulating board In light colors, 8 Melton Ware ha* returned from Emory( College where he waa at­ tending the summer session and will spend the remainder of the a group. Furthermore, Sbertnanl sum mer with hi* parent*, Mr. - & aka dun cad. the trailer la belug and Mr*. R. W. Wdre. MEET FRIENDS AND T A u c rr CKORGE’S PLA NETTIE W ll.t’ilX. <-l,-ml, wants waahing or housrwmk. HIM W trill Si­ W e Rencrv* R ig h t T o L im it • I II T H R O U G H J U L Y 2ftT H . 1937 To-Night Last Times Workers Council Of Church- ffa« Sfeetihdr AND A RM FRONDS twelve <’ imh gun and smaller armament and is designed for a *|X‘H i T ii{ore than HO knots. Tin1 \ illoi |,i-V eneto and In-f ststri will lie the last word in warship Vyiutruction for about u Orovt'a TofttkEf QilH Tonlt tl talni ti a t i l f i i qutnldin# ona In I n e r t a s o This Year M A N IC O rt . . .'*■ Sn>n (lu-H-nfltr they will Ingram whk onm itlem l by diplomat'* to indicate n demlre to challenge superw'ijol by .IS,000 toll hillleshlps linder construction by otln-r Britain* naval powtr. powils. Fraii-v'* IKchelieu Is two years ground It, Trieste harbor *.w«< ,the navy's first battle squadron, along and (lie Jeon Unit Is about Inflamed made up of 10.000 Ion rrulser*. a yj-nr iabitid.- L’ritain laid down Visible on the u ay s o rarhy was Ihe prv-uHi Itnilleship Doris, <!3, SKS 111,0 , undergoing thorough nimleniUation. K< me tun,' nest year Ihe 11*1 Ian navy hopes to hnte in comjpluioii lb,. Vittorio Vencto which will tal,,. a >, ni or mortto rtim pble and a sister ship, in addition to four modernised hattlee'iips of the Durla eloss, This will give Italy a formidable force In the Mediterranean and the scam beyond. The Vltlt rio Veneto's sisterTakt a Proven Madktim ship l.iltorlo is to'lni IsiinrlnMl nt tit-no* prolwbly on O il, (if for Malaria trenth aroiversary of the day Don’t tuffer Ilk* a dogl fascism seised power ill Italy. Th* minute you feel a ahlu William (iilbert, an Englishman Both ships were laid down on lann in 1iiftl, I* tslb-,1 “the fath er favet coming on. *U rt u U drove’s TailaVtta Chili Tcatl*. t l nf elect riclty.” good, old madleina wtU »oon i you up. Island C o t t o n Among thee* who were presentat Ilia meeting ware: m orgej Olbb*, Walter Coachman/ Karli Mrs, Georg* TowaaWd W as Lehmann, B F. Maine*,TV. If- Tunhost.** to the Worker* OodaMI of the First Christian Sunday Bvliooi wblrif mel Thuradky night *1 her ham*,The meeting we* praalddd over by tho vlce-rhelrmsn, Mr*. O.T. Prereon. Mr*. TotritlMW reed IhO Scripture which wap nU M ed by a prayer by Mr*. A, A. g ird . A report waa then ytvaa by a l l classes who bad repcWsOatatlTr* VTIIIISmiVi n* t V. Lroltpi pr sff nt Bpeubllng. EoH Brown Dr At - Me conclusion of th* toutaanr session- a* sects! Soar waa ■tlJoyed ddriBR which infra*amoat* war* aeiVel ta Um' follow MUR Mt*. I . N, Durden. Mrto A. a t ByVd. Mta: O. f . P M n m 'J b a Patayo Beady. Mr*, o. U. bahdrO** Mr*. J , L. Nibtear, and sh a m po o ; b e t , Mrs, Georg* Lead rets. gnat*. ■ ’ Tl,... ,... ntnmrenrmt—tif“n - n*w 'iiavil pro" yeai—sn n ,,-mpfrUon. Industry Shows H ut* AtnBtii IKkdvailbtl* 10 • wnr type of root, mad* of on* piece of llomaaote, a cuiapueUloo Watrr-proof wall-board aad Insalat* lug malarial, ilonuaota waa good by AjdMlrol nyrit tn tnaalate caWM at Lilli* America la Xu* Aaiarotle. Tfladow* a rt ef a new drop type dselrn. Electrical wir­ ing I* contained ta th* rqoC, in­ stead of aader tha InitifP. Body framing u of lightweight air* plane sprurs, ’ with 1 l- f tkcb dead fir space between anterior -end Interior paneling for Claudette Colbert, from f ' f \ Met Him w b tth 't’VLi tt'itiphl NOKTSt'H, Austria, July J#.— (Ah —The Duke end Duchem* of Windsor arrived laat nlcht a* Wammi-rleonhurjr from Salabuttr i scene where they attended 0»a motto Paris,' festival STOP THOSE CHILLS ANtt FEVER! 6 0 0 L Oi l * Ad aaMttrtfltf M A M *t lb* inaaato I*'fttbb Mahyi Stokes ef —The 35,000 ton battleahlp V it­ torio Vencto, f l n t of the ndw auperdreednaughte Italy hopre urfll give her one of the world'* tpomt powerful navi cm, waa launched yeaterday In the proaence of King VHtorio Emanuel* irful Quern Elena. The wife of a common work­ man, Signora Marta Bertuamli choeen by Prem ier Benito Mua»0' Itnl'a order*, waa mponor for the new man-o-war. A* 10,000 w ork­ men nml 100,000 other onlooker* cheered, ahr pririeed the button which »m t the tr e a t hull down the ways. The Vittorio Veneto It the firmt tangible c spree* Ion of Italy'* determination to have “alt ocaan going ii*vy,“ one which carry Italian mcHpuwrr jH-yond the con­ fine* of the M editerranean aca. aepeclalty into the Itiml ‘mem, th* Slack met and the Indian ocean, following the eastw ard courme of ftallan Iiniierial capanmlon. The ilelrim inatlon waa given official expression In Iha cham her of Heputlea recently by Ad­ miral Dmiirnico ('avagnnri, under mecrreaiy of the navy, whom* nil Grapefruit Juice 2 For Sunburst Pears No. 2,'$ Can l$ c J jc M iN tn.K w i n r Salud Dressing 8 0 /. 2 For 2 jC Standard Tomatoes 4 For No. 1 Rosedale Red Salmon Royal Gelatin Tuesday The big day Vacation" PERWANENTfl 25C 15« 5C linhr.v IIHW Golden Bantam Corn Borden’s Milk 3 Tall For IOC 20c Special A ttr a c ti o n s —and— / a n d o il A ga ves, a SPECIALTY AT ■ ALL TIMES U r g e CANTALOUPES 2 for^ Fresh Siringlcss BEANS 2 lbs. BANANAS- J> lbs.................... TOMATOES 2 lbs......... . ...... a f n in iH in m iii Qgallty Department EAUTY wtdoer acUvH - all.alien ta wemss well at year beet. Don’t Forget To R r^aiff s t Iha Matinfd Faoey Lem I, L*mb Shoulder IUH CHOPS lb. CHOPS Ratil'a Rind tees Veal Shoulder SUcod BACON lb, CHOPS lb. Cbole* Wee tern ROOM S T E A K lb. Beef *s * .* ’ * . 1 • ' • • t * �n M y l No-Hit Game Turned; FARE ARBI In By Syracuse Star f K 9 Boston B ees Lead Majors W ith S even Victories And No D e fe a ts D uring W eek SYRACUSE, N- Y, July « . —, (* )- Uoyd (W hltey) Mew*, right-hand pitcher farmed cot b j the Cincinnati Redi, Joined the In­ ternational Learn* h a ir of fame tact night bp pitching a no-hit, norun same U f ire »ha Syracuse Chief* a I to e viotery orcr the Be^s Remarkable Pitching: S taff Allows O p p o n e n t s But 43 Hits In Seven Games Jerney City Giant* Double Bill To Be Played Tomorrow The Sanford lAMkowta and lb* Daytona Beach Inlander* will play a double Mil her* Tuesday, Th* flrat gam# wjll make up Urn game rained out inly I I and will atnrt at 3:oo o'clock. The eerond game will be played at 1:11 o’clock that The Z3-y**rold ala-feoUr, a strlkrout ite r for the B Dorado team of the Colton State* Lease* leit year, be*ted Ben Cantwell, #iBoeton Bees1 pitcher, IS a tight fllnfing duel to earn the deelelon In th* nightcap of a doable* header after the OlenU had won the op­ ener 3 3 . Moore haa hern with Syrncur* • lore mid-June, when he waa v n t down for teaioping by the Med*.. Lari night'* wee hit alath victory ■faint! two defeat* line* joining the Chief* Hr had fanned SO eat- I tor« In At Inning* before lail .i'glit-1 Three men rearhrd flrat bat* nn walk* In leat night'* gem*, but all were Mranded on the baeenatlit. Moore fanned fear, collected eat of the ala hit* the Chief* ma le off Cantwell, and ecorrd the only lun of 1he gnmo, In the eltfht* Moore won 20 girne* for redo leal lenr, nnd *cl a n*w nut record for the Colton Mas)* to ceater, Ooniorclk Ml . s'!grounder down to third and an , attempted double play *ud#d wlth Whole eboW la the big leafuee daring the weak ended yeeterd*y. dee pit* .the heavy billing Of th* St. Loul* • Brawn* anil WaaMpgton Senator*, and t h e Chicago C a b * ' continued Na­ tional League pare. Detplla the* aims*! total »b* aanco of " n a y . M ary ’ baiting punch, tin Bee* iron all aoren of their game* daring the week ta d u ilrely by th* top pitching performance* la the big thaw Iblt year. - ' Innlou. H El l»o- ■ H strike;» 8t*l"« ,i! In S3 U n io n , their fllngor* allowed the gkliupy total of 41 hlia and 1| run*, about ela hit* and le»* than tw o rone per gai^e .The feat v i e all th e morn surprising In (hat the Boaa tool only flrat dlrldon club*, the Cardinal* and Pirate*. * Coming: Florida State League Games California To Use Lightning Renders 25 Large Refrigerator* Persons Unconscious r . m, To Preserve Fruit ALTON, Mu.. July 10. (/I1) - t11.ivP auU. ihIlia a *1 OrNni'lu, 1:13 P. fe r d tg tiro, /thro*' order tb* flrat twe lining*. In lb* third, Rodger* /•togled i la right end' etol* eecTwenty-flm persons were renderCHICAGO. July .II,-*-Tha largand ban*. It egg*rlo went oul ed uncnn»i Iim* yesterday n« eal Ice relrlgerator* In the pitehur to- flrat. Deri* etrach n«t lightning elreck n |ir * e Iren In Myth and Clary .to end tha In world, eaeh b 't enougti to hold front of - thn Itlrorluii Country Ring, - After "tb* flrat Inkleg. Mdt* otlbwed no Saint* la f e t to p e oad ba*a and only font to ro t to him,'] *, . The locili pet man pn bet* Id Ihe^tU ib;.-M renib,. eighth, eed Olatb b it wort unable to ecofa. h r the ninth. Langston ringled to right to open Ih* lunlag. Met . Ud hit n grounder to abort, who IM full grown men, are now be lag put Into aerrlce. It wa* *nnounred today *t aaetrmal , c o aiaorlalJon lieadqusrler* b o r a , The glenl refrtgeratora ere lo­ cated Id the frail (lelda or Cal­ ifornia aa<f w lll.b e need tn p ra ­ te r re frail. T ea Ice refrigerator* *rn now In eerrlre. measuring G( leal Cburrh near here. Four were In­ jured aerluuely, Tha lightning *t*<ick ■* n large group »u< n u ig re p iln t on tha rhurrh lawn following Hun dey Hchnot ■errlrca, Vlrllmn warn M-allnrrd almul tin- nroiiinU by the fnre* nf llm liupei-l, allticeea* reported. Ten person* n-i|iilred tre a t­ ment by a phyelrfan mid nun 6year-olil hoy Is not nipeclnl to lira. Serenaders To Visit Some Real Neckers TOKYO, Jely 3d. _(*>>_Do*« a giraffe like mualcT Ami If so, doe* he prefer th* class Irs nr ewIngT , Zoo and humane aocldy official* her* are going te find out with mouth organs, iikrlele and bamboo flute concert* before th* giraffe pens- Lions, tlgera, monkey* and bison also will ho offlicled with serenade! In' this effort to letrn If musk really hath tharme t r Booth* th* savage b**it- llffiST A FIfil WOS _ I _ it • I t *t 7 I* * I* ft I t * tu t Jl • «1 I t i l l 7 t l I* I t 4 ■* • II • ■SI. Lruils . * M l l i l t II t n tlih u rah . I t l l II I t I t I t —T u H «■* '** earn*. Mm* Unit JO ml In* or pip* Is betas labtkIM In furulth water In 30.M0.000 Tltllnni on Treasure Island In Salt Francisco. .l i a r , dtrrlnr the l i l t lloliUo dale In­ ternational Bipoelllntl, *' v ' Pineapple* contain 133 percent league Lent July I I , hd. earn# within one pitch of hurling a no* hitter, when he we* tagged 7or a Tommy F arr < safety . with two out In the ninth plre. la ihtrwn epib and two atrlke* nn tha batter. New York to prapt Moor* alto wa* with Maeen In th a ' Jo* l«ul* Aug. 10. Hally. league lait season Dee Moore, also a March graduate, caught Moore «, Tb* Saint* acored Ut* only run •f the (*n>* la th* fl'rgt half nf . the Brat Inning. With on* ooL ylUgerald tingl'd to left a n d r ndraaoed to e*eond o* Chlndo'e lwl<l> C lln it _ _ _ » * ! < Cincinnati „ l 4 4T N.w Tnrk .14 U ■Brooklyn ...t 4 U rkllndntnhln- I > I t I is, tun* Usarh • I I P. M. L->l>nrii at 1:11 China. May Build 14,000,000 Span Henmd to them In Ibe wonand-toit column In the Nellunal League tor the week were the Chicago Cuba, whoa* twu-out-of Itime from the ulem a keptlhem two rumea In front of th* loop. Over la the American League, the top performer*, deiplta In* clouting of Ibu N*t* and Browne were Ike Detroit Tiger* a n d Chicago While Son; each with fir* Victoria* ■In . —ran itart*— II I I tl 1*1 >1 H Or m 4* II * *41 I * 41 4 t4 *4 It I L'Ureta n < l __ 4 t i l I I I 11 a t*. „ mtandii at l l , U n 4 . ^ d l * P . . il*ine*rl||e -at *1. AunnMlfi’ . t i l l I*. It. I'ntalke a t l.s-.1mr«, 1 11 p. WedMmdsr. Jetr ** ‘M • tr rn iin at im it iiy a n n t r n . 4 *m r . m . ^ IV U * 4 *1 Orlande, Mr. I'.. ^ t^ rib iir* i | p*l*lka, l : t l P. hi, Auan.tln* *1 (luln.svlll. ■H I P. M_____________ CELERY PEPPER EGGPLANT TOMATO BURPEE’S SEEDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR DEUCIOUS •SNACKS...” Gold Flnh, Bo* Plants, Water Lilies, Fish Bowls, Aquariums, Mosses Expert Rock Work end Pool Construction, Foundation Plantings, Landscaping. Rosa Deda prepared and set. * Eallmatcs gladly given. Z E N IT H ’S Startling Robot DU] "Site, error*, opponent** ruda and homn run* tor rarh club; AWKMiraw i.nAaimi till W I. It Urirnll . I I It rhlrsim S I 44 XVashlnaliin . t 1 IT Nr-W Ynrb ..a I 41 at llelsinC tl*ln**rllle, r . II. T e n d e r , J e l r IT tM V T O V t M IA M I A Y k iiiiii . mi* r. n . .. Detroit'* apparently waa t h e moat timely hilling, for the Tl* gera acored as nine to lead both loop* for the weak, th e Yank* w ere second with IL followed by the Brown* with I I and Urn Senator* with IT. Topping th* National league, were tbn Cludaaalt Bed*, who scored 47tlmo* hut wrro aim able I* win only three .of aeren gam**. The Yankee* regained lb* top In their homer-hi I ling specialty, knocking 17 homer* out of the lot. compared to thn 17 lor De­ troit and thn ntna for lb* B ads who topped thn National Lcagu*. Dofenetrely. the life* were toe whole show, outdoing even lb* Cub*, who allowed only I t op.poaltton acoree, Alleld.theCIareland Indian* . and Philadelphia Alhlellra, with four error* each, end th* lldil Ho*. W hite Sox and Cube, w ith Hi* apiece, were tb* leader*. Thn Brooklyn Dodger* f"U apart with 33 I* eight game*. Standing* for the weak, ahow- I All three wave bandi have separate dlalg, yet there is but ONE dial ■bowing at a TIMEI And that one dial la big, simply designed, clear and easy to read-1 HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. W» FIRST ST. PHONE 41 BUT YOUR FEEDS AT AN UNUSUAL­ LY CLEAN BTORB WHERE Y O U ' WILL RECEIVE, TUB MOST COUR­ TEOUS o r c o u p . TEOUS SERVICE. E^TTlY ANb DANIELS FEEDS ASPECIALTY W. C. HAKTUNE Sugar can* now rivaled by *ugar boat*, we* for centuries th* only eourco of commercial eugar. TUXEDO FEED & SUPPLY 00, Hardware Co A R C A D E m .D C .— H A N P O im , F I A — P H O N E 9 U AMI HH 1 j MOM COI'll D HA 1110 p e t e r Tp e n new shipping procedure may be loet If Ih* boueowlt* doe* nut Immediately plat* lb* fruit In her own le* refrlraretor ator por charing It Irom Ih# retailor," C la u ifitd Advertisements ago, hoom arid causei yo* Term*- i* tool*, furniture, 11300.00 H Ingold, Wegner Station, Ulosrs. O tt Fata*. U eenburn. OBT tro* doctor's • praecriptloa. »MclleyaoJd'* Drug kl 71 ^ 3 h '] 1 ggWf\ •1 ^ C b irrate t, b-tbcirid v .■ vw m rrT ioTt 114 P ar Avenue SHOWCASES, ektlvlng. JTViL ik I Mfi.AGTDSn I I, �I A. —'Vi ne* ; 4 V —' ---------- ■— TS----- ,f Seminole Conntr ProdoeM 4 More Fruit And Vegetables Ttuu A1 J Similar Area |n America J AN INDEPENDEOT^pAILY NEWSPAPKB SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY 27. 1M7 NUMUER 236 Eatabllahed In 1908 U.S. Marines Preparing To Guard Live! Tb 'Cleveland Trailer Camp Site Is Chosen By City Heads Wave Of ‘Vahdalism la Go-Incident With ' Clashes A t G a t e s Of Republic Steel Ixtcation On Property Between Palm etto A-And Hood Selected / A f t e r Discussions “Devil D ogs” G etting Ready To Sandbag H Fortifications F o IT Gales Of Legation Sixty Persons Are Sent To Hospital I.ocalbm of lh" prtumsed nuiill. ipnllj v» ned mill operated tender ramp m il ln ^ o n II"* »•emit plot m rrloojilng. Ijrke Mon- Foreign Circles N Uneasy In Crisis Gotham Welcomes Scottsboao Boys ____ rw NewlyPafnted Houses N ot Under Union’s Label Are Stained Re-Routing Talk About Canal Seen Intimidation Move »h* Upper 8 t Johaa Elver Navtration District- Such dlscuulno, and publicity in s is tin g it, ho ■aya, Originate* wholly from belweep Itni.d- iltid I'alm.t- Japs Give Assurance Foreign Properties Will Be P rotected In Av.nffri. IhcVaiilnrd City OommiMtowr* Ui-i lil*i| nt (heir regltInr nn-riii k In Kir City Mall ia*t my hi. After rnn>IMnlit( discussion nntrmg lh* roiumUilonani and T. I*. Hlmi»uh. president of th# K*mined* I'miniy, Chamber of CLEVELAND. July 27.— (AP)—Four hundred policemen stood guard today In CUvetind't stiel itrlke Hot area to bring peace—tempor­ arily at leaat—after one of the vorat n'ghta of violence in the clty> history. Republic Steel C o d poration public's Corrigan-Maglnnay plant q b m an* man waa killed y»«" taiday. » Ctnba, pkk-aiM , Iron pipes, and other weapons came crash* Mf down upon the heads of wysbari and <pickets alike. The union headquarters was wrecked. 0 lass crashed In dosens of mo* te r cam. A ware of vandalism, spasmodic for several weeks, «vel)ad over o tter sections of the ettjr. J Newly pointed houses, finished without benefit of union approv­ al, were sprayed with stain. Pag eejsml hows lest night. TWENTY INJURED IN CLEVELAND STRIKE CLASH PEIPING, July 27.— (A ? )' —United Staten marines prfe pared to Haiultiag fortifica* tiona for the gates of the intenmtionnl legation quar-, ter thin afternoon after the Japanese ultimatum for ovtfe ; uallon «f Chlneso troope from - tho. tentie region weet----! of rulptug had expired in a !! CidiMucrrc-rdurtuu ulln*. tha Trall-- •T Camp CuiumtiJJo. H waa d«I lilxl Ilia i u Irmtuirary ramp on th* lain shore altc wnnjd be a ilium pni> (Ira) Invi'ulmntil tor tin* City Ilian lh« proposed Ikl* nlr locution. Twenty twraona, two of them |vf)kcm*n, were lnjjnr.1 aa labor trouble flared anew at a 1 KtiinU tor tho lull Idlme of the la ml,'Ohio, plant of H c g ^ l? Steel CprmtrililMl, IM Ira whn rteih n I .with .s Irik * -sy m p ath ise, A thunderous welcome, In which scverll persona were trampled underfoot,'greeted the freed Bcottsboro boy* ea they aril red In New York with their attorney, Samuel Lrlbowlti (right), lino of the youths, Olen Montgomery, (In overalls and gtaasca), scemi arnne* whaf -bewildered by the reception of a happy Ilnrlcmito slid police pull hire through the cheering, mauling thinng.____ •______• Growers Desire NewBodyToRun U .S. Citrus Pact mhin are I n 'lie mociiisul—la—I bo ibT IT ^bb. began when lh . latter.attem pted to Mock a street wllh ruilmul lle« and Inrm nt loan* which the ' Oily will repay over a period ot AU.v i*. pi 11ire are abow n reatorlng • bnler afler th e fight, by rlearlng the rtrret. y ru n nml will be imlli'rled from Inrnl business Intvri—I» In • fund drive by the Trailer" Camp Urged For Senate Committee*. cninposed nt bualOn I ' h« p lh rr« t Cantwell Praising Expressed Him For His Honor Confidence Town May Get U. S. Aid In Enterprise I'osalblllllea or sernrlug a tv. »*, A project for the proposed Committee Draws Up Ijik* Hilore I'srk. In b . loealad between Ibn Uaylalr Hotel and* Platform Opposing Tin1 me-..(rv,J(d*rted hy Artbim nanli^lJ.A v.nu.. w .re dUnwssfd Uranan, sn(f wt|rtrt»*t»y r . ^ h n r j l a l t h e rednlar.- hbmonlbly meet* of lh* lia-at Western Union office, ; Ins ol lli* Hanford cyiy Cuniroll" was signed hy ninny people of tho I sinner* but id chi, * WINTER HAVEN, J t l y 1 7 — ' n r The a. city- * ' . I| . Mayor Kdwarrt lircclns told VP)—A platform which proposed Powerful r It tinted, ''roncrnlulstions. We the laaty about hi* Inlarrtsw that th* ptqrida Citrus commls* forremenls we ore happy that your brilllanl per* wllh lie. Wilson, distil. I super-j ■ton ' hot administer th* federal Spanish gov fui malice hka- hern rewuded nml visor of projects, and .laird llial marketing W » * n t by becoming f M, lt.nt we pri-rllrt i-nnllnued su cess for Ih t eoatrol eommlttev far tho you. Itemrmher that the old home «ltra« is ia itn r v ia idontpd bv i (*v»rrni Jo%t town Is anlldly hark nf you with every possible good wish." | Th* group, a t Its argtnlration , urKrnt general headquartefs 1 Th‘" 'V f* numUr " f !' ienr" M atin g , Masted fra n k T. Laird of , , , , , , . . neciasiiaiivi the long extension In Oravalaad Its chairman. A scrlca »wn ' ' " ' " ’"w * J 11 w lh*' ,,rirln' 1 •C mftti»ge « u btld m tn tly In aestr^ynl in heavy flfttit* Knrty tbU morning mnotli. r 0 * cltruf b«H lo MlfCt i con- ing wrst of Mn«lri<V >'•*<«rriih y. ‘ mrr%jiCo wnn srnt to Mr. r«ntn*ll Bltte* «f II member*. | Tlie comniunlnuc, giving no il--* t-y i^e riiandirr of-Commercer . A. Porter of Winter H a n n tails, said Mwe continue tn bather A telegram sent to Mrs. Caolgad J. A. Scarlett, DeUnd, wero tho fruits nf victory nreim I Hr |. w-ell read u* lotions; "Pcimit ns named vie* chairmen; A. P- Picks n r|,. ,|nrlnp the fours* r.r which lo "bar. yohr happiness Ualsv eol ard gf lAb.land. aecretary-lrrst the I.lstrr and Co HI. Inlrruatioid through you exprrs* oar etrcii '; Have and II W- Hhsnnon. a* u n r , and Eleanor NeClentthan Iirlgadrt, were drstroyH.” congratulation, tn Mr. Cantwell on; their nirrtlnr 1**1 filahl also Im aboil, aecrrtaryj Pprclal trsunrcnl tnnlnl aquaita bis more than wrll itrservqd rot ■voted In employ Hldnsy A, Hliilib*. 'The Shannon Hoys Wllh Guitar Tkl n*wi‘-tl>,-t -d"p****« p>»* hn I J - *— —L‘ “ i*»--b-o—» nf. vaiw. nienl.” — — ----------------- 1 loral— gentogtst,— tn - super?Iso | •»d Kiddle,"- and Kv*n, MrCny, form for a marketing agreement *'.urh a !«rp* number of bottle*,' ’ It V.n« signcil, Mr* A. M I’HI drtllliii: of four leal well* In a n . baritone were Judged wlnnera ol efforl in local. Iho Hawthorn, j •" amateur contest sponsored hy strnium nf water a. a aourc. of the Orlando Jayceca a* many Hanoaqa agryement, providing wllhl" Two long day* of epneerted Ina ‘hew water aupply for Ihe City,; f°rd p.rform#ra competed yealpr* ttaalf maana of terminating nnd u rg e n t thrusts a t ‘Villanueva D* payment of IJ 1*1 rent* par day heforw the Oilando Junior amandiag tt.* I j , Panada, nerve center ef the Tha proposal that th# federal povcmmenl’s •*■ lor. forced Mist* U. S. Ambassadors in rnti|Hin for f.lo coupons which Chamber of Cummcrc. at their marketing afraem .nl not be art- tn bring up heavy reserves for .Far East Seek Peace war* drlaehed from bonda lhat weekly luncheon, wet* refunded waa approred a ll T h . wlnnera will perform on tho mtslotefod by poraonnol a t th* sahstt may b.- th* final bloody anthe meellnx. also tha p u rrh .a. of stag , of the Drarh.m Theater In Ftorida citrus commlaalon earned tw rr tn mlP>l|[„n t\7m shall have •n Inns of asphalt for lhaatr*»l Orlando In pie near futuse In com* SOswMw ad P e w r a p . Owes Vedrl.l-Ujei rovernmenl fore*. pavlnn project mi Maanolla A>u- petition for n free trip tn the »h*l have held if ai-alnsl e sie-r* pa* nnd Herond Blreat at. a coat O rrat Lakra Kxposltlon In Clcvc* EXAmS Dtill B © 1Given f„r nrarly nine months oe.HieriT nf |I».S5 |i*r inn. land with all expenaea paid. W i n n e r s Named In Competition In For Post Office Job .urgent army *t Its gat*. Kiamlhatloni will h . given by Municipal Court Uo United Blalas Civil Brrviro S e s s i o n Is Held Commission la th . near futurn for th* porpoM of fUllag * vaBefore F. L. IVIiller caocy of poetmaster at the Osa.v a poet Offlc. becordln* to Disorderly enlldurl hesUed-Ml' aa oaaoonc.nleat mad. today liy M. t , Wright, local *«■rotary of list of rlinrir* <>n ttio docket n< lha Board of Civil Barvlco Ki- Iho short re lull ot Mnuhfpii Coin I held »l ihn local I*ollt i KlulloH yeslenlsr Iilvru^un , In fore City JudK" CrsVlt, 1,,'Mlljer Th u se riled «0 ill Orderly con to t«ko th* loot may obtain ap- ■blit charge* vV pUcatlo* blank! from tho Ovll am«, nrgni. win negro., who. ferries CoaomUotoo in Atlanta. bond; * Jo a h N*li u fi.r plus dtp i* r u ltty r wax T ilin ' Biam taattoo* will ho glren In IS of to days: aijd "Julia Ma u l Alter III* rrsu la r m aotlnxlait M L .R a h u m , Hanford Jayrre, nil,til lh* Commissioner, inci aa acted aa m aeter of cerrmonie- nnd a tletlnqueni T a t Adjiiatm.ut announced the following provram: Itoard In aerordanra with .a n Anne Denson, who gave ■ reading; CITY NEWS BIUEI’S thb Sanford PoM Offlc# la lh ■ Kraion, negro dm il IS <>r 1u. dat a, when .h e p l* * d e \ gullly t« a t wMk l« Aaguat.* to I he charges. , '., Willie Mae N eil, ttcsriv was fined I t a or M ,flay*.bn r h a ^ r a nf Io-lng drunk and disorderly em l'-K slbe; In. Ale lander. \Vlt-_ llam D**la. and Msrgnrct Ma- | The dirrctelp of the tenterd )nrs. negroes, all revel red sen-1 Kiwanl* Club will hold a Meeting tent-ra of (10 o r *0 d a y . when ,’at 13:IS o'clock tomorrow al lha K4NBAB date D — found guilty of disorderly , eon-j Valdrx Hotelduit. -Ja m e s Fountain, negro, waa given a M-ilsy s .n lr n e . on II- Harrow and B- J. Ntx nffil(h . dkarros. Rutue Merchant. Crank King, clatod q t th* mootlnr »f n-y and Nathaniel Daria. itegroca. Scout Troop 14 la st nigh In th. Baptist C huck 4 ww»» w ere Ira n H .rn d tn C o a s t ; Sheriff C .fM . Hand a a ebargos of larceny <4 an aatomulilto. J Richmond (larrell. Iirkro, was, flood t u or M days for pmsca-1 atos ef liquor, _____ \ 1 C. Of C. Martin* Of Matiern To Arte For - Dbractort Pat Off B ackup!deration Of Pfvpoied Polar Hop cmr. (AI tons. ntmuiphi-ni ol Japatiaoott,^ military aaor.'ry. Tb* Amoricnn eonilngnnt v a a n-hltni'd to guard the tour galM of Hid {.gallon quartar against any hostilities that might brook nut If chins fail'd to comply, with Japan* demand!. Kurriru, circles seemed alsriteil nvef tho Impending deadline o( the second Japaneto u t i e a M i tnmorrnw noon demanding erne- ,-i Mississippian Charges uallon of China-* 37lh DtrlatoM from Peiping Itself, Body With Conspir­ Irmipa .lit wan rumored that JapaAesh acy A gainst South military leader, had threatliaed in bomb this an d sn t capital 1C WASHINGTON, July 27. -(JP) Chlua felled tn comply hut eth­ report, declared Japan 1*4 —ItrprnefntgUv* Itankln (l> er Slv.ij. foreign power* l i n n s e e s Ml**)* bitii. imI ih* IJib nr llcln lbs oily" wllh a heavy iqtormationa hoard yc.lrrday a t "con«ple tloMM -population would. baapW* Ing wnn corfimunlsUc Stlueneej tu ed .ustuM ilqg,. 'V.vCi-.ia oMB«yTlmltbern InduilrlM.” ■ Rlrletesr aecrocy also vmMI lie added. In a furrrdH stale* lh* actlnn>;~nf the Chlnsse Udtte menV he expects In a.k the ,\d- lary fore** aiid authorities damlnlstretlon to remore, the present c II iiimI in dl.i'lnan whether thd member, of tho board or curled Bnbllnra nt th* XTth DlvUloa. had their activities* ,' ^i|ull Ibn area west nf Helping a* Itankln, co-aulhor of the TVA Japan iletnanilod. (UnconttfmaA art and one of the'trailing propo­ reports at banking said (Thing nents of the ailmlnl»|rat|on'* pow­ bad rejected tho Japanese tteer policies, was llie irm nil mem* nisnds). ,t Iwr of CongrcBB t« rrlllrlie the (Peiping dlspalchoa gara no| board wltljln the ta it week. confirmation nf Japan*** rffSWTU Senator Nye (ft N D,), laaue.1 a llial t,00 Chines, had been r i l r t statem ent last Thuisdsy saying lually amilhllaied” by Japtaaau I Tie board "has such a pronoui cc l bombing plane, and Infantry 14 I'om m lttc. for In.tuetrial Orgnnl* a clash is mile* east uf lli. an* 4 l ' H l | » . r t lie »*•«• . T h i „ l d en t 'capital). Rankin Accuses Labor Board Of CIO Connections W PA ProjectFor Lake Shore P ark Telegram Is Sent Discussed By City 14d v tlln iiM gulomi tha Whlddnn Trio, compose,! of Tkalma, Earl, and Donald Whiddon, who presented a song; Doris Jackson, who entertained with n tap dance accompanied at the pia­ no by Mary Drill In ; Evans MrCty, who entertained wllh a vocal selec­ tion arcnmjsanled at the piano by Senate O. K /s Bill Nla; Randall Priest, with ' Limit Train Length aMildred tfarmnnlra novelty art; (he Shan­ non Roys, wllh guitar and fiddlo hillbilly mualc; and Helen llarkry, jrb o rtndcrrd a.aaleatlan on o pia­ no accordion. It waa stated that tha winner! war* rhosrn not by opplauiu-, but hy Mvorol Judgro who, after conalderaMo deliberation, madu thalr , -— ,— r j drrlilnn * M n U ry ■»*""»».« m prt>gr.m waa presented by Ran. Royal II. < ****•d (p v N, u 8blnho, „ r< who m, dr . .H„„ 5,"' off,r" ’ * talk Which de^ribed Hanford and ■teaaiire a . a rider, ioathara - mtaol. Counl, .. ltudRc Beats Austin; U. S. Wins Davis Cup WUIBLEDOW, iEngtarut, July 27' —(fll — Sorri'Tlopp.d D»h Iludgr, * undefeated" this year, whipped Henry Wilfred (Bunny) Austin Inday B O .Vfl 6-t fl .1 aa lha United Stitea completed Its rout of Crrot Brltnln'a Do via <’up forces ond regained tha Interna­ tional tennis trophy for the first time *ln<-» lt>27. , .Rudgv's victory came after 21year-old Frank la Parker of Mil­ waukee had clinched the cup with an aatimlrhing alraIJrht set triumph over Charles Edgar Hare *-.1 (1-4 (12 thus making the* final score four victories for the United state! .g sln it ene fur (treat Rritaln'a unsuieessful rup defendsis. , Kiwanians To Hold Inter-Club Meeting Japanese report* said I roOpO and planes hlirlcd llietr fore* iigalnst a Chinese regiment wh«4 ('liliii'iu Robllcri refused lo dl** urni, • | Ai -Tnhtn Jap au 's prrm lar, Prlm-e Kumlmarn Konoyo, dte* cjalnied any tenllorLal ambl* lions In North china but M l4 If China failed lo fulfill haq promises ' "decisive messuraa"' would bn. t Jk rn by Japaa, ^ ! “What Japan wanla from ChtaM Is nui territory but co-opara* lloni" he told a lehao aeailoi a4 tho Japan**, parllahtent. ittllCAQO, July S7.-W 1—T 6« WUinellii Coast (jiiuril yesterday aiiuouneed rw elp t of a radio rneeBago from iho CanadtaM aleauier Harrison reporting m V* ru men adrift ..... a b t r n In 4 gain on !<•)(! lltu * n .‘ . * . The ntea.agn aafd lha llu r lis d waa s !s ml Irig hy Iho barg.. Lo c a l w e a t h e r u -i rather at Ranlgimlo.* Spring* Thuradaf fiw au Inter club meet­ ing which will Jnetqd. awlmmlnf. "games, and a ehlrkan bar­ becue, u N r .i. announced today by, g. J. Nil. secretary of th# lo­ cal group. Tb# maellng I* arbeduled lo , f .rs c s s t ' . •" vj Florid*!- PsrUy cloudy .tooU hl • and Wednesday with w c a sl . ao t ' shuwera over anuth and aoat por- tiona. Kilrem* Northwaat Ida: parity cloudy probably #eOt­ ic red showers In oaat portion lW nl*ht a n d . WodB.sday, " lf J D a ^ o m 'i TM .a | begin a t l:no rfrluck In tho aftWednesday". U d .s: lllfk , i r . l f ernoon and will ruhtlnua unlit night. All members and thalr A. M„ 10:«i p. M.J low, 4:01 wives or g u .a t. a r. Inritbd to A. M., r m - P- M. B arom tter * attend, T "* V - • Th# ragular merlin* . to have been bald tomorrow at noon has boon postponed, Mr. Nla said. I( la oallmalrd that IIS per­ sona from lh . litre, e lite !. will attend Iho ustm bly. Teelardar, 30.01; today, 30.41.; P r.clp llstl.il Total for ystorday .... J l Total for munth te data— i l l Normal to data., .......... yhJB Tamperaturo Maximum. IJ; minimum, 14. I Official B.perl .J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 26, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c104453da5dea6e2a70e54aebf38c003.pdf 9ca84a0c55789bacb44ecc0b5ac60d1d PDF Text Text to km -ciM71 u" yoLangBtonLeads Lookouts' th Five Hite During 1 4 Hit' ick O n T w o G ull Pitchers And Orlando To B e “ B iggest Society Fight” Play Night Tilt In History By M ike Jacobs Pridurd Gets Three Hits During: 9 Th 1 Victory Over Gulls; Locals Play GatocsriDe G-Men Tonight Will Be First Pro The Welsh Coal Miner Challenger Will Negro Game To Be •Begin His Training At His Camp Seen In S a n f o r d At Long Branch, N. J. Today •Ipoeu the p u to apprrvra H oo/ joj. . ■ : Meanwhile ■ Tu t w U training Saturday at hla tamp » Lons branch, N. J. Loola -ft ■chadded to arrive In Ni > ' T « i Monday and t o Immediately 'la Pompton Lake*, N. J V v W * - U Th* ftrat pro feed one I negro bieeball game evrr to be played In Paafotd under floodlight* will taka plae* next Wednesday evening at the Sanford Municipal Athletic Field when the itrong Sanford ClanU tangle with the Orlando All-Slare in a return match o f a game that wa* ployed at Tinker Field In Orlando Igat Tueeday Michael Faraday, . alactrk wisard, turned down a fortune fi hla Invent Iona and died a 'p w man. j tlaar*. I*rwa»r4 1 O n n t r w i t. hr Melatyre t Ram* O w n lm t L e ll I h r aH'her H «ei< ly re IW t n . h » ir err c a w tiiw i, • M v ita » • > !»■'■«». ell . pitcher: O t t W i* '! art an* t o i l l Ti •oM on Aug- S6. “ UneU" K *^ YORK. July * 3 .—Promot-( excamtf by far th* aoelal « r Mika Jacobi predicted yeoter-! thuilatm for the D*mp**e-'-*Tthat the Jo* UuU-Tomnty' pentlar bout back In 11 ," Jacob* rv title boot will be the btff**t‘ tmphaxlxed. “That meeting of new ' the exnluxhr# club* and top*fli*ht promptly a t « i l » and a apectat »e«- Awnn< , nd bong leand aets take) tlon i f the aeatlng arrangement ptmty a» time In placing their, will He rewerred for whit* patron*- on}#rl| ^ they’re attrtlng from In a game between the two ne- M rtt*h thin time.*' gro outfit. In Orlando laat Toe** hattl* on Aug. S8 la xtill i day e y a n ln g , th# GlanU mor, than a month away. And. All ■ ,« L C ia _ t ln d _ a goclal d o l m ln •core of fl to 3 through th# eeventh | fgmlly tree* or Hveo o f ritKVt Inning. In the All-Star-* half of y , , American negro who I* de-i the eighth Inning they ahoved | ik . world UUe or th#( Coming Florida State leagu e Games ..M .a . e»<ne I n ta k a •Urn a n M a . 7 7, . . _ FOR LETTER iVEAOg, SILL HBAOE, V a M CARD*, ENVELOPE!, OFFICE FORMA, ETC* l.wdav. a Jmtr WT. a r c it r r t % » : FMA SM I*. «, o at* at CkrlaRMlw it IVliIRa* H. IteUfrl at I to r. M f t o lR M illlE I* I*e »»are . Hnth. at l ^ 't b a r c . S M r ** -r — J . , , » a t ir a a n *T «t. a ro ra Ttvw . « ii* r - w. tW le lh e M el rtrU k U -N .1 I t . . I* la r n u .llw h el tw ta e * . a it r u . .. t o c e la r * et tlntoeovU te, i : l * I k liO i M. at I U U ihI. *11 JiJ -1ST iu ii'* > _ U la 1.-1“ PH. ;JJ »i» ■J'i Jtt ■J*r .ill iW h -c r- IH l > i .e i a li |-L |l> l«lc l> a te- it A ll! 1‘aUlfc* . Ixlan.1 M A»«e*in«, |„"I|»>C •New ( M l T i m e r . Jelr ST D i i v a v i . i: i i n r e a m a*ta r. w. t It 1*1 la#ul. P. a .l* * « t l| » el m. AegeHIn*. i l l P. M. ratatka at l a o t a ' a *1* , eel. i;; *«' J?; 'a r d a n la r . M r ** au raan at . m t t e t t a n t iw . «<a* r . * .- t b t e a t . a I IW U r *» I I t It W ,J t^ ih a ic *1. IMIatk*. f i t I' M at. I i r r l l e a n . p. m . at thilietlM e. PHONE Pate Worried Lest I H O t a n d IS B S Tennis Stars Get • n m i m »t * t i : u t t a i a «. k i Too Fine An Edge in lw sllllr ■ — It I* PI 1*•■)!* I'MU.I-Iphle wacuri.T* Tf-.*rrwi»AT iiu m iiii Pi a r m : u itu r a (UlnEirltk si p * U ik », lUjlRM. U eeVih e . !• ; IWIa r I Kew riln . rslM. I. V l T t O M I . I I . U l l ll T « r k , I ; «*!*ein(&atL itfHiRtL t : hi t. h ttfb u rrk II: lif*vn|Ifn t. i'Kii*<i*i|-h*«. I: «. A «i:au r% % lE tu r . n*(r«|i. If; UnibE. I ileiriitM . I; * RiU'hlpklE, 1. W juklftfloii, st 1 fa-frttwr fht*. K *« » * h p i Vs*k. 1; HI Lepk, 11. le Printing C e WtUIII.KOON, Kngland, Jul» «‘»n»R Number 13 Walter u Pain, a III N" m ,*r , Tliroa li ^ . . ,, war Veteran* wll He apprehen.lv* leal hi* tcnnl» Cenlnil n , timber gel too Ha* an edge — i „ „ nr|| „ f United teperlally t» n Itujyw—w ot lit* Veil ran*, compo.i lad. through putting frail H, nulla, nt a be.kel !■*> night on a neighboring Veld at Kvatudala grre*.. j Th« bu»ln<'**~ mr ll»t Hodge. Invlnrlhln even hrld In Iho .Char ihere e.nk petti from all m r nerre llulldlng at nerm to gaiTer everybody'* pen- -;tu o'clock. * til*«. Th* raetiuet ram bler.' --------------kavra't m i a hotel menu .I n ' “ WHO'S w eek .-"a n d w on't' until ih e lii* -' -------•» hi* «*W.“ «*•»• “ td emph.ll | TAI.LA1I ASSEE, rally. T m no hard la»kitia-l<-r Bll.mber* o f the Flo *t“ '“ t food hut rm keeping II ltlfr faculty *r* I Vlmple and well apaied. We waul m 7 M volume o f A aay peal f le a " Th* g n a t of leanla atalwart* obey every direction of their noilplaying captain Ilk* patient pup plea, combining putting prattle* and table tcnnl* wth loud* nl roaveraat tonal lawn lennla be­ tween Wimbledon" round*. Pale re led out n htot'o l a a t nlghl. lie will allov^fhe boya a few practice awata 'fur half nn hoar, today, but no matrbea be­ fore fUlurday'a rballaugo round ronfllct with Kngland. Meanwhile the Kncllahmrn are dividing training with rail gotl. Itumvy A eat In and Chari eafTncgey want around Walton llenlh In Tires—Batteries On Eujr P«ym«nt PUn AS LOW AS DOWN nine leader* of th# country, which ha a Juat eome o ff th* preaa. ____ H «t playocl IK I h r A A -M t BACfRl match wiih Omni y t^ T a ir morning and then waa tfrttad aaalnst lludgn later In the day, T h * drill also Included a brtaf doubles brush between Budge and Clone Mako. the cup p l^ , And Grant ami Barker. SEE US FOR YOUR OAS. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK PHONE 37 HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. lnt STREET at BBCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlookthg Bayfront Park and Biaeaywo Bay OppoatU Union Boa SUtlon Summer Rates Until De<^mber Slnglo Room wHh Bath— 11^0 i Double Room with Batb—3t.0O Alfred Simona, Manager * ra T M tlP B W £ ? m Hm , g C la M M ift e d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s WANTHII to* me* llegh f.ai timer at U r n lx to-ar luptlal rhanh a n l ItamUy Baunukg at l t :M a rto k . - NEW LUMBER J f » « b * pkar. thermtfkly T- Si*mg. fW r)ag , reding. M per I banaaad Uaitrd Uaa* I WE HAVE MORE / I * ' \ . ; A IR W A Y luggage Light-Weight! *01 N. PARK MIAMI, FLORIDA rer. *c uep. th K d CORRECT MEN’S WEAR • SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP One Block Front Shopping Dtetriete and Anuaomente aauaa* i Luggag* la the outeUndtag tnvtlwgiwj A IRWAY today. Smart looking, iitcxpotuir* and Mwoan : n r v a ca tion a n d “ b a ck t o a d t o o T su p p ly a r r iv e d to d a y . L a d ie s h a t caara, ahoa aaiaaa a * J an lt t a g r a y a n d b r o w n a a la ^ Is a th e r b ou n d « t p o p a - AIRW AYS begin at 33. 95 �* ••» * y . / 'V -..’ t ; . * ,. • T . r . ■ L :J ^ - ,\ * ' l X 1LZ *• *** *_ IU T*> ■ X « - ' - s i i h r ■i‘B - » "IS O n ly Cent m l Scmlnolo County Mure Fruit And V m lib h n 1> m Similar Aran In Highway An* f t h t Thuaportittoa A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E X X V I Member Associated P n a "«S SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1M7 NUMBER ft$t E sta b lish ed In 1008 -"-r v Stirred No New Claes Four Defendants In Leibowitz To Fighting Mood IID u ces Newspaper Speak developed fti “ c— * Case” Nelson Death Words Interpreted B y M any red Freed Passage Of Five Da^s ' t t V f i Z * * £ « end Meet . —— Vive dap* hare paaaed alaee Chandler Nelson. prominent Gong '... wood realilpiit, met death at lhe band* of an unknown aaaallaai In a Hanford alreet and bp to the prrseiil limp lhe effort* Of the d tp and County officer* to apprrhend Itie atlackara bap* proven futile. . Hlnrr itio fatal altvreatlba f l Advancr iVservntidAi Indicate th# Intersection of Palmetto r 1 that there will be a large attend­ tleneva Atenura late Mon ance o f officer* and directors of nlrhl. every clue wbtcb might thr St John* River Improvement lead lo lhe apprehension of the Avsoclallon at the meeting in tba partlea linn hern followed by at' 1 Chamber of Commerce Building to ftrlala without retails, be held Monday morning at 10:30 Many persona who claim to be o'clock. It waa atated today. able to Identify the three President George W. liibbi, o f ’ known ocrupauli of tha car that Jaclcaonvlllr, will preside over the! I figured b< the accident have been meeting when the present status o f! . reported but the whereabout* nl tho proposed canal to connect ths! J the narllre ie. *l|lI clothed hi iU v e r u e llliSt. Joh 1 myslrry, ■ . . . 1*4*cussed Charlea' 'Walker, local painter At noon, member* of tha ajsect I revealed yi-strrilpy that ha ban atlon will adioorn tn the V t U w f Regardless of warning from (m et a myalertnu* Irln ahortly beITotel for a Joint IvrchtVyt' ■edlh; fore the arcldeut Monday, night, the Sanford Rotary Club Speaker* the preaiding Judge that he must lie told Hhrrllf Chnrlea'M. Hand bridle hit aggreariv" tactic* in en the lunch**'1" prnern"' will Inof Hpiulmde Ciinnty that ha wa* Jude Mr. Gibb* and 'Walter P. the court room, Samuel H. Lelbhalted by a man drlring a pen Coachmen, Jn, of JaclaonvIUe.who owttl. noted New York criminal green Ponl »»dan near IttSOj la the vice* president of the lawyer, rolla up hi* alaetaa Inf o'clock Monday Tilglil. who ashed more fighting In behalf of tho svfnclstlon _.an<i ehpirmin jof ■’ ’ScSUelH.ro NegVMr* on TrJurat Where n* riiuhr fv t i-atnitn*. la the PlorUil 'Waterway Congress the car with lhe man. who had The meeting In the Chamber Decatur. Ala, aaked lhe question, hi- *ald. there o f Commerre Building will he was an old man wllh a white the first held In Sasfortl alnco mualarh* and ■ middle-aged May III.1 H. n.d will bo open to woman. Several oilier wUnaaana; Lhe public. The last one waa lo the acrid ent repel (•-! seeing held at Camp Rooaevelt. lhe elderly man with lhe mu*lathe Itul a* yel nu clue* a* to tho whereabout* nf the partial Of R iv e r G rou p Case Was Battle Ground 6 Years George Gibbs OfJackBlacks Were Charged With Mass Assault On 2 White Women DCEATUR, Ala., July 24. — (AP) — Rape ehkrges against four of the nine negro “Scottaboro caae" de­ fendants were dropped by the atate today. The atate'a move came immediately aft­ er Ozle P ow ell, one of the -n e g r o d e fe n d a n ts , — pleaded to a charge of fcaaaolt wltk Intent Is taurdar. Judge W. W. Callahan gave P oe* 11 i aantgnca of to year* ' on -lia, asaaalt charge, whlrn •fane' from Lb* attack on Dtp i t r .Shafttt Edgar Blalock In J U u a n , .1111, Powell « t i shot angr ba alabbad Blalock who .WM traaafurtng tha prisoner to Birmingham. Olan Montgomery, Wlllla Rob­ erson. Kulrana Williams and Roy Wright warn tka defendant* or­ dered freed. Thar had not bean triad 'd rinca tba original hearing* at Bcdttaboro, A la, tn April, t i l l . Thai In bwtft faabloa the court docket hare was cleared of a "Scottaboro can#,” after It bad a Itga) battle grosnd for mora thaa inaa atx aii years. »'■ - » o w a ll mad . Just altar the tka alarootb Jur» to alt la tba oas* bad eonrtuad Charlie Wsema whs wha a*r>. ••need to I I yqard. Tba aagrtwa wtjia ebarged with the jnaw * hsiePr* on two’ white * women abatrd a frelgut train la Nortbara Alabama Mar. : i . t i l l , Tba Catted Btetea Buprune Court srarrnled death sentence* of tba conrietloaa «wlca. T guilty • I ■ >Mx i£ :8 r SIS?. -?»VtwV sonville To Preside At Parley Monday O fficia ls Study P riso n Methods In Lynching Case Negro, Wanted For Attack On Girl Is n. — r Located' Near-Here Qi^talder^, And News­ papermen BarrtkiBy County Commission New Benches Are Placed For Use In CITY NEWS BRIEFS Trade Body Area i Big Catfish And Log Are Only l l u * F o u n d ! ^ * ' ^ - - T S In Search ForMonster! YorkOTS Enjoy Vacation In Sanford Today Is Birthday XHAmella Ear hart Budge's Tennis Win Aids Davis Cup Team Describes 1 As Belief That U. S. Would Be “Fictloi^ By Soiti? WarDebt Paid O tf Says “ Reality” T o " Prevail Some Day Sees Castle Of Curds TopplingDownU] Make-Believe --------- 'A. MILAN. Italy. July 84-f*. (AIM — Premier MuMOltoT* nt'waimner, II Popolo d’l tleclarcd “reality'’ some win] Itl tivenvhelm-’the mittnniir-"innl«r belli well In’fnrmctl irereona tills in •‘reulUy'’ ^»»juWBr. Tin* newapaper one item of the ‘grolipa "fiction*” the belief that .1 day the world war dabta te ( Ilntted Stale* would be | Another "fiction,'’ tha i paper raid, wea tha b flM I f t t I Valencia la the real seat nt tqj* j Spanish government. "On* 9 nil thr*.< castles of cards wfllt I rvrrwhrlmrd by reality all time has had a single, and ‘ uiisuhstltutabla ncwitpaper eald thf wor-l “ war." —1 » i . 1 MADRID, July 1 4 .-4 **—h V l ***0 Ulcer* t r t h .1 lhe IlM o! J‘ W* wl,h n" th e ’p.rl of hi* negro follower* and thing, „t,„t humming In u big surgenta launched reward offered hy lhe NetsuqI w*y Bt Au* u,t>* 0«-. aa.Blahop C, M. Grace (upper lefi), lhe "Paihcr lHvlie" o f the. ronth, inti-ra west nf Madrid In cult meeting. K.corled |,y ....... . luuiy* drive hark th* wadga brother* tor the arr*»i and oaa- o«M of hi* "Ilrnnea of Prayer fur All People" for « penatraUag . i s m / j Innl d n ;* mmt forte* vlrtluu m th* aaeatlanu wlU'hid guard, the "hUhop' a*c;*rid* th* "ihrone" am! hi* ‘‘.'iigur liiiupa l^awiug iuU: an uV ea* an Incenli'e to the search* (righ t)-that end* with rolling on the floor (lower lefll. Then the rollrctian I* Inben, the meeting Trunt. -*“■*In ml.i mnrnlng,- Insurgent pr* ere. . end* and Grace move* on to another town for n "nr night -tun.I, tills-ry laid down a heavy bBP* Sheriff llend In a statement • „ * iage followed hy tm attack by u,l» «'>»r«l"K- •»•<* th»t„ eveVy Ininfantry and tanks. dlrillon led hint lo beliefe that Government forces declared the aaaallant* ware lr*n»li-nl* their urn held "all position* da* and that alter Netaou »a* «lrink ■pile th* violence of attack," 1 ■■ they aped from the t'lly. 'Ihnmghout the morning l g ( early altrnioon attacks cootta* u ., 1. apparently with hapvy lus*r, foi the Insurganta. g t e . --------irnvl-mment plane* bombed tha 1 In,urgent lines. Little Damage ts Done In Accident At Intersection ■■ I I ,|MM| DISCIPLES FLOCK TO SOUTH’Ss‘FAT;llK,U DI\lN E’ {8 ^3 55* LViV "ftfV Wlllle Kelsey, negro, wanted for assault of Klberta Puller, waa Paplured In a turpentine m a rj a t ia u s n p Jutv "1 _WPI’ TALLAHASSEE, July camp near (Iraen Cor* Springs — Slaying of two young m-grot-L ’* by"Bhcrllf J. P. llall. of C l a v county, and turned o 'e r In Con­ quietly ramored from jail heir stable w . A - McMullen, of Hem brought. governing official* of (note county. It waa reported to ( Tal1*h(*Mc and Leon county loigcth«r In a ctuacd-door meeting day. The rapture of the nrgrn| lait night to dlacuaa Uie futuro marked the end of a - wlde»pr»*d |handling ----- of city pri*oners In the eearrh conducted by lhe i-On- county j*u ■* Aiphom* Plchard, chairman of atable In an efturt to apprehend the attacker of Klberta Puller, the county commiasion, aaid ou(who la.aulfrrlng from many lar- ■ld*ra i and ntwipapermen would eratluna about the fare and hark not h* admitted "W t'ra Joat gothg to diacua* tho Ringed to have been Inflirted by fatur* policy,” h* said when a»ked Kelsey. ll. N. Kayrr, illy uienuntunl, • Kelsey, Coustahla McMullen if clrcumitaneaa surrounding ra* la Inking a ahort racallon Imm saldL jtleatled guilty lo aggrayal- moval of, th* tw* negroc* brought dultra *1 the Clly Hull; , An automobile accident _ _ bd * * 0**011 and 1* being ";-13 awatt- about th* m**tlng. The "future thla morning at the lot*; ........... ; he of Plrat Street and Prtnpl^'Avi 'Big lhe jminnne of the glrl'a lu­ poHcy” h . added, meant lhe handlnua canned coaalderaWr egette- Juries. lnr ' h «. ■* «»>e meeting o f owned Jail' n t City doe, not her. w.mdm.n of the -World 1**1 inent hut apparently iu rj Ifttls damage, according to V. ' l l . _ * fih a r d Mid there probably nl* ht “ ‘ h* O U T M t m Hall. Bhaftar of th* local Polka De­ partment, who Ibvaattgalad t h e accident. meeting. According lo Officer BhaTfer, morning with hi* family for India ______ | Richard Hawklm and Erneat -a rord truck belonging to 8 . O. n*k wher*- he will visit relative, 1 Ponder, charred with * tabbing a NEWPORT. Ark.. July II. — t fanner, caargea w » n . « » ™ ( • Bhtaholaer and driven by L. t.. —Twenty feet of mud hailed|rltr polk*man w*r* r*moyed frtpm Dpnran waa running east, on Th* Sanford Mty (?oiuml»,liin< ( ( ’ w i I I s m i K m i t*SR» F l i » l First street and collided with a natal direr C. It. Rrowna third lh* cannty Jail b f four men who Invasion of Whlt« Hlvar ye.ler -1 Harry Falrbank*. ally polk* offl---------------------Chevrolet coupe owned and driv­ forc'd him to accompany en by M. 0 , Olader wbo waa day In aearrh of ArkanMa' my* ctr. ! them to th* Jail and open door. III , r driving want on Plrat Street and lerion* '-mon.ler.Aide* pulled tha Mempbuj deliver the,negro#*larpeu loath Into Preach Avaan] Fairb^nka a aet of krys. nae. Tho trsjfle light nt tbe tn man to lliw aurfar# altar teraactlou wag showing green at hour's bunt failed lo tflidoM i *furnlihid to tka «lty polico MM* j Th* vacation In rlorM* Ida* the time of Ik* accident.. it waa trace of the cTeatur*. HI* only |quarter* to be used in placing city ha* at laaat one advocate her*, contact* wern were a big cat.Tu and prU'ontrq In Jail at night ithnut lie I* William M. Adam*, audi­ Indicated waking th* Jail cuetodlan T h ee tor for tba Yonker* Kartnga Mr, aiadar received cheat In a heavy !<«. Jlpla* la th* oocldaat bat they Bom* 300 -pedatora from ra l- b*ya opened th* ootar door and al 1 Hank In New. York Cllf. »hn It ao opened a Peck-box whrre key* lo •p.ml lug a three week* 'v ■■'kltoa , wpv* not boUavod to be aertoua. ilornla, Arkansas. Teiaa. MlMta»lih Charles E,- Robin son of Th* trout sad Of lb* Chevrolet alppl and Tennraae* lined (he ri­ the main cell door* war* kept. Inre*tig*tlng officer* have not lluo Myrtle Avenue, wa* damaged considerably and ser bank lo hear a play by play tba ateering gear and radiator of account of lirown'a* actlvtll**. A established Identity o f the men During hi* stay here lie end lb* truck wore damaged. No circus atmnsphrr* prevailed, for who removed th* negroes eo quiet hi* wife have visited many point* charge* war* ftada against elth lakabUant* of Ihli northeast Ark- ly that Jailer Robert Malge, anilj o f' Inlrreet la the slat* Including ' of Ik* drive** by th* Inventl- aaaaa section talk of nothing but prisoner* In tha Jail, wer* not) ling Tower. Btlver Bprlnn sad awakened until Falrbank*, le ft’ u mimber of tbs' beaches, tha monster. Drowni* •entry * 1 i| o t k r 'r i r w locked In the Mil block, called fort Mr. A'dam* belleia* thl, «iata * | Ideal for the summer thurtsl yesterdty waa at an *ddy where helpA coroner's Jury Investigating; wall *• th* wlater visitor* and a negro woman re ported seeing th* double slaying ba* not r*-| hi* only objection to bl* varo tha monster. turned a verdict- It Is In recev*. lion la tho fact that be rrfuat raaubject to call for another session 1 turn lo hla "atlfllnr'* office la NEW Y O U , Jaly f i ­ when. Investigating officers a*k the metropolis la a abort while. ts tka 39th birthday of for It. * ■ A _ ‘ I ■.haired NAMgO CITY MANAdtN i (bread d*wn la tkA Ppcifl* — a, PENSACOLA. July rathod, vinreat A. Bruno, bualnsaa manJ a* attamptad l i e W d l r •ger of tb* Pensacola Nows and The Information Department of 1‘enaarttla Journal, will be­ lh* Florida Exhibit at the Great come cliy W aagu r bar* Aag. 1. Lakes Exposition In rlr<'>»nd Clly council *l*ctod him last today noil rtod the Beinliiole sight. H* said b* wonld resign County Chamber of Commerce D M W fla t** ba tvan break w|tk bl* newspaper position. that daRy laqatree are beln* re­ Oceat Briubi In tbe opw ing a ig ceived about this sect ton vine* gioe matches ef th* Dart* Cop distributing folder* which n«ra WASHINGTON, Jaly (4* challenge round Dodre’f triumph Telford ’•Ifora told polk* she recently cent from Sanford cam* after l l t a f f W ilfrid *Bun- weed 9400 cafeteria receipts n't* Ralph Bagwali secretary of Hw r“ Austin, Blltlah atyllat, was carrying bom* by walloping a Chamber eg [ W e a n has v a t Huwad Frankie Parker o f UU- negro feet pad en lb* head with a an addRIewd supply o f tha f*M*m wkoo d l » X • to I, • t o f , T U C. frldd thick an. ________________ to cUvalaad lip gtouthutioa. ■ s Finds Case Still As Much A Mystery As ..Is Was Originally E x p ected Attractive ^ S e a tin g Arrangement* Built! ByCourteByOf WPA P arty Lines Melt As Gotham Girds For Vote Battle G. O. I*. In Qimndury WhetlitrTo Support t Anti-New Deal Man‘ i o u l h f ul Salvatio* A*my Group To HoM NEW trtllK. July 3 1 .- (.11 Parly Him-., uietti-d rapidly tuday Services On S u n day. Four Icrgi- ti'-liiin-, were placed in front of the Chamber of Comfiu*iTi> tlris mortiing for the lien*lu I ho li-ing heal id it alum fit of tourist* mill townspeople, hang p.ililliol tint tin lor f-nutru) ami many other* will I*1 mail* In Willi Ilia ion ,i nil powered the near future for other loca­ nf thn nielropolllan gnt- rnnu-ni. tions, Jymr* Moughton. auperln" Democrallc |iany ulre.-nly* spin trndent o f park* stated today. Inin pro and unll new il.-ul ramps, Mr Moughton said that they llepuhllcan leaders Insbl fi-U-riah Wfrr constructed with lhe help ronfi-ruiKc* to dctnrniliin which o f Rodney Thumby, local WI’ A uf llii'wi voufsiis they *houId Supervisor, and tluoiigh lh* pursuecourtesy of WPA supervisor Pe* 1. Throw IIn-1r aupi-url helilinl ( s h o r n ), I I . tershon of Daytona Reach, who Taniiiiaiiy-enof l.a io aster, p * , ,|wu k t i t o f 4 Henal.ir Ciqa-lan-t. lent a cement block mold to San­ II aallMwee I,a fa s * |-|,*| wealthy manufacturer, il)*upford. I'roin *hl* mold, two other* wen- made /o r thr use of the pcared mysteriously while flaking city under the supervision of from a small lioat In the Northossi River m-ur Klkton, Md, TinJ. C. Hmith. a strange hlai k .T h e lx nchea are green and presence nl ■loop near lu-r Imui lt-,1 Minn- to white and have cement end* wlUl liny Seoul, of Troop r. arc urged w iK*leii teat* and back*. Th* fear aba may have Inu-ii kidnap lii-sl one* will lie put at the park ed liut later aulhnrltlea ctprt-sscd lo ■1 (1-1111 |hr weekly nulling to |m belief aim fell orerhoard held Monday night nl 7:30 o'clock on Fourth Ktvert ami Flench Ave­ at the Junior High School at which nue ami later, other* wilt be time "aliinf night" will) he ole placed i-n the alreet* in town. •crveil a ini ti n-|n.il heard front I hi Mr. Moughton rrqu<-*t, the activities of Camp Winoim"Jack knife brigade'' to plt-aa* re Ryrl lliggs, senior patrol leader, frain frim whittling on the wood will take chartfc of the activities en part* because "the benches in the place of II I; Morris, Irr.utare so fine for the city and mastrr, who l» directing the catnp should be kept that way." County Judge R. W. Wnir re­ near DeLeon Spring*. He pointed out* that In other turned lo hie office yesterday Many gam -, 0101** 001(11 have rltles, vdre and nail* aru put on -"feeling fin e ". and -ready fur keen promise-! for- lhe ncraslon, tho *V*t* to discourage the Whit work after an extensive lnur uf and (t w*» ►iqtcd llift- several lera, hut he brlierr* th* peopla thr stale nf Georgia on his re­ prominent vlvilors will he in a t­ of Hanford "will not want to i cent vacation. tendance their present beauty, therefore, The Judge reported that III* no knife barrier* will be placed Georgia Crackers had the best on them." prospect* for a bumper com and The cement work wa* don* by cotton crop Ihxl Ihry have had the local headquarter* of tha Na­ In a number of- yrars, and Iha tional Youth Administration, boll Weevil has done but little TIENTSIN, ('hint, July 24- — damage. Thr peach crop, for (Al— War tension In North Chin* which lhe slate Is noted, Is “ lapparently rased alihnugh the In­ failure, howrvrr, he said. flux of Jansnrsr war supplies During bl* slay in thr rrsrkrr continued and M-imnnl observer, TACOMA. W sth. July 34. —UP) state th> Judge visited hi, home pointed t« danger spots whrre •-Ten o f the city's largest dspart* town, Warrrnlon, and al»n loured friction might renew tha war-Rke northern part of the M rio' dispute between the Chines* and asenl stores wry* rinsed today by a (trike of tb* rlrrks union, Aneri- Ytatelng many place* of in lr r c .t.'jipall. M mlIi(*ry force*. Although born and reared in. Chinese withdrawal o f th* 87th eaa Federation of Labor affiliate Na department store* of Impart* Gaargia the Judge stat'd that Division from the Peiping area SBC* were left open More thaa TPO ka waa a Floridian by choice qnd mat Japin'* flrot condition for yarauaa wer* thrown out of work- that while h* tnjoyed hla vaca- 1 aettlement o f the trouble that Hittber strikers nor employ era Uim ha waa glad to get back to.brolia out July 7 during Japanese dLruta th* cswea of tka tb* cooling bet tits in lhe lend I troop* manruver* neat of Pejplng nankins I tad touched o ff tb* Crists, Many Inquiries About City Being Received Biggest Department Stores Hit By Strike -Xjk-r HeiresH Missing! Boy ScuutN I.'rgcd To Attend Weekly Meet Judge Ware Home After Vacption In St§te Of Georgia War Tension In Far East Is Slackened Tliif young [icopjp of th* S atn * tii’li A imy I'orj’i will hava chargp o f all services Sunday, aad tea puh'lic I* cordially Invited to §t* tend them, according to a a ,n > niiuncrnu-nt made today by U f ( tciisnt Esther Smart. •* llio mnrnlng Holiness S will bo led by Eatall* WUlk who will be asxlatsd by yn^ng people Dorothy Sm art.l conduct the evening servlet'’ which the newly organised * land will make Its Sanford,4 and the young people's a will be ted hy Jemei Cook, anl Y- P. L. srretxryI.lcufenant Smart s*L would like for evoryono and worship with ua| we will,: coni* you-' LOCAL W EATH Bg For* cost Florida: .Partly cloody, Irn-d showers Hunday aal exlreme south coast tonight. Irrmo Northwest Florida: ly cloudy tonight scattered thunderthowora day. ' I * DaytonFa< Ttdoa Hunday'* tldfs,. .l)lfh, 1 : 1 1 4 , M.. 1:41 P. M.; tow, 1 : 1 1 A . H , I: II. P. M. . Yesterday, 10.1), 'J ’ Froalpltatlpp Total for yssterday—. Total for IBOath to data 4,9> Normal to data------ .... 1 Tamperatur* Maximum, ||| Herald reading Official Rapart A • - M -* �r— yam : ■ -— - - ' r n r : --------- J1 . : i !'■.- r two THE SANFORD HEIIALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 3 SATURDAY. JULY 21, 193? The L in fo rd ’ Herald Children To Attend School Despite War FLORIDA tt IGHLIGHTS ••Mar >1 »!• '< • Klsrl**. I l l MagaWla *•»»■•• M L U I)I> U. HUH M llir n oitn on U M U - l w l a m Maaaaei s a iim o i h it ii - l b Haalba I U r n Maalha --------------~ei.n „ ■ r C a rrltr N r W w l---------------fO-»» •allaaav mMlmmm. r t r li a* |i%'. taaalallaaa aa* asilrea al riaiasaala tar !*• » • '» « • •> .NT (aa*. trill I t r l« r « f l la) aaaalar s*,sr<Wlaa tana- SO' —laaaairr l „ aaarirra la R l l a n t far* Ml T i t llaral* la a ratal*** al Tk . *#t*tlalM l'/*aa ttklrh la aiela k.ralr vallllt* la I** *•*. >•» « HklltMllta el all atwa *l*s*)»a*. ilr tlln l t* II ■* *•« tlbamja* .*•*411*4 la Ikl* ***** aa* at*, kfea.riafcla al aaklltallaaa*aarrla ilaaalrfcra ktrtla a»* ala* *e tart**. .^ A T IIB iT A Y .'jtlT T U . IM7 QUATRAINS IV t-t. Dec*use In- sulked amt him* hi lirail . Wlil’ti lurried lli* baltlii lilller Th« aplrll Irulii 111* limly tied. - I t couldn't rtaml a quitter, i;a|illal_aml |4bor< Lika-married. cmijilaa we h>*> known Dili* iiuarri'l'a followed hjr an oilier Vi l iD'lllnr nnn mold Ilia alose I)r C'l nliinjj wlthuulh Ilia otllIT. 1 When we hear It aa!d thnt HHIcr hnn liroujfht oriler yut of chaoff in Germany, thnt unemployinint han heen eliminated, that the country hnn rcitnineci it* *e]f rc*pecl flMd Hh* rccaplureti It* rightful place in the world of na­ tion*, we wonder at what price. #Wc all know that the word "freedom” Mi* Wch elimi­ nated *o far a* the people of Germany are concerned and that whnt* they *cc and what they hear and what they think arc dictated to by the minister of propaganda. The newspaper*, the radio, the theater, end even the pulpit have lost all vestige* o f independence. Recently, there have liccn published certain minor In­ cidences -which '*how how depraved condition* have be­ come under the Nazi regime. It 1.4 related thnt hospital nurses are compelled to remain at tnc side of all patient* suffering from high fever in order to catch any word of hostility spoken agaipnt Na>.lshi in their delirium. During a recent visit or Hitler to Cologne, written promises were extracted from all Jews that they wouldn't look at dor Fuhrcr as he passed along on parade. * It has been said that present-day Nazi worshippers hhve no sense o f humor. That is not correct. They ha\e a sense of humor, hut It Is perverted, ns witness what happened to some newspaper dramatic critics, who bad criticized a musical comedy. They were compelled by Ine local Nazi chieftain to mount Ihe singe and nttempt to do one of the dance numbers, much to the amusement o f the crowd. This was Intended to show how completely, the press is dominated. • ♦Commands have been Issued imrlrait pa'iiters and photo’graphcrs not to paint or pose families where there are less than four children bccauae small families ar« supposed to lie Inimical to, the best Interests of the state. And a* a sort o f cilmnx to all these crazy peculiarities, all death notices state that n person “ died In ihe faith of Adolf Hitler." The more we think about 11 the more-wo approve tho Immortal words of Patrick Henry, who said: “ Give me lib­ erty, or give me death.” —----- —---------* AgainRt America _______ * MAnnlb, 2i. tai Tiie M’p 1*0) t'n sh For Uwd Furniture Al 100.000 Vnunifrlrra of Mulrlil sit going btek to ichool till fall war or no. ttsld Jeaus llrrnindi v, miiiUltT of education: “ Ten thousand new achmda al­ ready nr* functioning In loyal ter­ ritory There are more than inn,000 children in Madrid, brlrnglng to families who refused to evacs*. sir, and these will hlVr arh<**>l>— tven If It la necessary to open them under the fire of eiieniy loitteries "Zones util he antighl furl heal from the cannon, hut children now are ploying in the atrcct* under fascial fir e ,‘and In the annie way enn go lo school." cJAVA' 'PLUM. Wagoner. FIHINITURE CO. 50(1 Rhone Sanford Avc. 77*1 Have Your Clock# And Wntchc** Itppalred lly Ilaaika iirP valued lit lartiiera; nf (ha parltle Morthweal Iiituii»i*' they kill grnund squirrel*. , JEWELER Stone hall* were shot from Ihe ‘ earliest Kuropcan cannon* IOH M nsnoHa SANFORI) ELECTRIC CO. TTMOMAS W ir in g f ix t u r e s > i The establishment or Nazi camps pledged to Hitler tvns the “ last straw" thnt Induced Representative Dies of A Tlmiintlt Hlnra .tut ii mill aunirti worship Texas to ask for congressional Investigation Into the ac­ tivities of foreign "Isms" whose purposes ere ngninst the ' M)ln Ami make of II ilitlr ruling patriotic Interests of this country. . , liaaalnn The Miami Herald points out that "As a melting pot I think II would b« much worth the United Slntcs haH discovered (bat thousands of ( Its a while If peare should »<im* ilajr In* people hnvc never thoroughly melted and nre st'll tlpd Itl thought and sentiment with the old country. Tliclr sym­ Ih* fashion. pathies are with one side or another In thcli former muds <lolf*r, and thry proceed to express these feelings In America. A colfrr la a mail who thlnka "If ihruo exprcmiloiiH were limited to voluble oplnlonx Thu lt**l nf worldly lillssi* there would he no particular objection, but when they or­ Ik-m-ml* upon Ilia pull dial alnka. ganize. when they contribute money, when they publicize Anil arlrf nn Hint arlilrlt uil»*i*a. their beliefs, when they use the United States as the Ely Eds**' A Quail. grounds for/li campaign, il Is time to call a bait. If they Wit Ii July iiluiiii rone, Hanford are Interested In the Isms o f Korop s or Asia, let them go merrhafil* ran ripcrl lo fer| tin* thither and not return. Rood rfM Tt^nf retnrnfnt vac* ' "Tills applies to Cou'imunlslK and Fascists alike, to pnlatrt artTI (he way In 1*1 (he** knnw lhal you are *1111 In those Identified with either school and wflh tho autocra­ buslltha* and want llli'lr pnlroii cies which they represent. It is no business of ours whal * ri* la fbvy»ln*itl«* ln.'y^lf'ilally type of government Germans fir Russians may accept^ but newspsper/V ii is very much our business when attempts are msdy to prnnmlr the foreign rausr in the United Stales. "This goes for those bodies who seek to further tho Il I* arid 4(1.HiK! welfare of loyalists or rebels In Spain, Ihe clrctilallryl of perfect aiiliillmia. Wh*t^ alirni ilit oral nrr, the sending o f money mid supplies mid even lira mi urdliiaty fnllnw volunteer fighters. These activities should not be permltrurh a •■nunlry?—Miami llnh J^tLand It mny hr well In investigate them, if that InveatiTin* \V«»lil nyl nn M e r r y ilfu . glttinn enn bn unpwjudicwl nnd honest mid tinacnsatlonul. Iloiind, syndicated ri.litnm alnml Ttirtr-tiu* light (Mi'llu-c nlb‘11 movements and then chase affair* In lh*. ti*4tiiinrt'Tu|i|lal, i* the idiptiiKyritc.iu'c Huy vnmc nnd to th e . coilhtries wh'ch Often an under hamltil -atilt nn I l l f t t l l ^ I I » N ^ I 'ttF'tovc. kiyc. fplr llial we nimintline* with III* they prctenil'tA nildStpVR^nn uld have iu place ‘ for any nnllnnalitjm "We shoidi anna almut Ihi* “ Merrry Hi* Hound llrnk* Down" tnlclil mm* erred except Anitwm iil ni." July DIRECTORY Among the many tropical frulta to be found In Florida la the JAVA-l’LUM «?r Jambolnn. Though a native of aouth-eaatera Aala arid the Eaat Indies, it grows, with gnat vigor in the tower sections of the •t»te. The tree, due to Its whitish branches, clean foliage and large alze, la moat at; tractive, Tho pval fruits are quite acid, kbout an Inch long and a deep reddish color. During the admlrflatration of GOVER­ NOR BROWN, 1849-83, Florida's first aystem of free public schools was established. In those days free schools were looked upon as charitable Institutions for the benefit of the poor only. Goverrior Brown's term was also marked by the renewal of Indian hostilities ending with the removal of many Scminoles to tho W e st. Florida's board of internal improvement! was created during thie period. .* R&dio World lS IP H f A1CVT l oQ H or L ilU U C I ,,f Am<rir* ,,,d ,h*1 ,rem' *,u*' **■hr*1 "ffor no year, a close frlrml of Mar- during f.agnetlc .lormj C l n a f l fnM. One of .Sarmiffa first lobs In l,-rfl,re 0 I IIV 4 7 . rB((|0 w i, mr„*r nger l,oy for f Msirpnni D e^h O W l n ia tu n ii M M tttafctt FOR REAL REFRESH­ MENT ON THESE IlOtT SUMMER NIGHTS TRY OUR SPECIALTIES a DELICIOUS CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI CHILI AND CHICKEN - sh o u t nliiu:u« BEER—WINE— DRINKS Lake View Bar-B-Q 8*«lk«> "fcarr llniilnnril Opc»- Day and Night v:*lb radio APPLIANCES G la s s BFMfTrrR /OS A dependable prescription for Colds Chill.-, Fever, Mnlarla. and Influcnu. At dnjgtfbri j 2r*c or rend rtamp* l » f*e*tthern Drug Cs.Jne1:ronvtUe,Kla, the company Marconi formt'd in AmOrlcn for lian-atlantlr comma* ii. r o* H ie r r e n v ia i n nlcatlon Th. Lr fciemlahlp l« v«*i lly C* B. mTTtTRKtRI.il >oon BflrrwhH. Marconi *a» Ihe NEW ^OltE, July 24. Noinapiratiaowhere In the world U there a — c 8«moff*c|lmbeiL until he became ond Marcont a single Individual hf>(, of lh(, ^untry'*, if not Ihn who could carry on In radirf tlom greatrat radio organiia* the joint where - Italy'* .noted ^ 1100, ‘ |t, * broadcasting ayiten venter wa* forcej \by dralh ^"jniiKtu from n u u tlu malt. Il> com* leave o ff 4 ‘ . I munlcation elrculta' rpun the glolm. While there probably, are llio n -'j, fl„ nuf„ , urr, »l|'lyp.** of radio RindR bendlrtR Ihefr ffforii ttiwniTi ojiemttH uxirtinive the • Improvement nf radio, each, tMr{,h | .t„r, tnrir, width dip Into contributing his Imporlant share, 1 almost everything concerned with none stands out a s-did -Marconi. the present and possIMi! future of Collectively, It's a dlffqycnt radio , matter l-aboratnrle* with hun­ [n a field of develnpmeet tn dred* .of specialist* are so set up ennyw—television —two personali­ In thl* country and abroad that rr- ties stand out above others for ar*rch can go on without pnud* in their research accomplishments. the Invention that Ihe calm-spoken They are. I)r. Vladimir. Zworykin man across .the teas developed into nf UFA and Chilro T. Fsmsworth a commercial practicability more of hit own laboratory I ru*. than 35 years i»gn. The work nf three men In *• In other words, the new things Ing to make radio If you think one day Dial llin in radio mutt come now front '**- ha* attracted nea t’lilnoai* a ml Japanr'an will In* seuchlsl* *» a giuup rather thnn Irnllon nf late *a 1 *1 war and lh* new* rhnnti's from **r 0‘ wnrker tn whom they fort*. Their ptohlem* have been (hi* iipi I, you mlalil recall arhal I’ulk t'eunty Cnmndodmirra fi.nl * niurli- t,o Ok . - grallflraHun eould look as leader Fnr wireless just at dirfkutt ay were thus.* 1 ' Kipling i'*ld nl"i«\ "*a*l la*aal of hi* many fflrrid". k K Brad: his become a hlg butlnes* since Marconi Rut none ha* devel'ped anil weal In west." — tutk*lauil ave agreril to arm and lupiip n,in field and the hahy > i| P b ^ H cre that day in IDflt when Marconi sat fur himself a place that eould be men for Rome Guard dutle*. tip® L*df*T. nn the shores nf Newfoundland .i.id rnnsldernt a counterpart to tho s rom pany will b* *1 Wilder l l » ‘ i Imi In a few weeks lo make Ih|r -ned tn thf first' trans-stlantie Xh*r* la Mini* Justlflralinu foi veil, another al llartnw, and olh-l clly their new home. H*m 'baa fr-tk e -Ingle letter ” a.” J °f Iritwl nirny <dhrr towna hut none rflllrlsm of n*wapa|i*ra wlion -(kpoge has hmiight to th e’ .. , ira nl Fori Meiiile nnd Mulhefry. I nf them looked ns good tn him every mutlna woman •become* Measurements will |h* Inl.m *1 nv Knnfonl nnd he will never (ora' $ lHW,<ype--a hitslne*. rx* J l c a f W a V C F A r C P O U r i U a "missina hrlreaa,** a alaln dm eeultve opoit'-Jt?----- ------- ,'‘ -t — |pr called a “ faililonahle liocicty ■•nee for the uniform* ami titles.' w.indcr again. This I- finr venlhei for hay j n,.Vi rhitlea l*e W. Ilrowrr. Ihe spnkeS1 phyiilclaii.” a cfatrkeu rancher ir s prgsbtrntLif the - ■• .__ _ pf die Sonford^ -daliv tlavld S imnnff. referred lo aa a .**l<nug lilaud Ing. Some great hay ha» lorn | UCH, lly ItmVAHH ItLAKfcSI.KB aoelallle,'' a modeaf letntwund secured. Atao. much eggplant, gd^atlcmal Churrh alatca, “ 1 am A I* Science Editor ) i n , , „|,|> |, . t i have ivally parking liouwe operator la d**t|- pepper*, seed corn, mid celery j to spend consIdetable of till h"l WASHINGTON, July *«•— ualeil aa a "wealthy road build. have bt*rn alarteil." lived several year* lonircr. hlghl* there .There are heat waves up In tho i t ," aad whal U ju>l a plain Mr. end Mrs, T. S. Huff, and have never had appendicitis or atosplurr, far abnvW the lopraao of unprenirdllaled murder little laughter left yesterday f> r dm* fir Sunday golf. I have Andy Inna gtvr* you im r Hoballoon flights -probahly la lurned Inin a fahlkallr mya New fork City to apiml « month voted T or all ticket a including tho wallan muile and rrruM-s to play .[ ___ _ lary - Inrolrlne alile, women and or more. Wr want to fell Sauls- j Socialis'd hut will always be In anything elaa- There Is an-uilrnlfil H«u1W'”cvflr jits fer" these high, “ Hit. « ,* v bury Huff right now that if hrj thl- flgM 'fo r the pecim t''..*' ■ strain iohlawhcrc In his makeup h„i winHsS* found by four U. B. sends. i*a any pmtranls about , The tilephone 4 a great thing, The atalr ralfrnaila of tfwrdep the big time he Is having and It saves many a Iove-*l*k young which causes him to smile * .pleas* bureau or\. Standards scientists, arn'eallrd ting areal eat landscape all that kind of Jtuil, we wiiu nmu from putviiig stuff down on ant acquiescence when someone- S; K. Kirby^tjS^mlth. T. R. Ullgardeners of t(ui country, Kvery hair lip him when he gels l>qck.| paper that might g#J him Irtto asks for a modern awing, hut h e |,in„.| ln <l S. fSjW ym er. Thr air never does. Ray Kennry h ie (he d V c they i-crui\Lv nrobpbly *° tlallon and whistle *tf)P Jk idilll Sam Ilradfield la bark In Hail-1 court bUrney of the Irish fused with hie ttiln a human being, could not ed vrllh tlnweya and aWniha and: Island blood and you gel this In hie r ,cl |i blowing ' ' lha rlRkl*ot*way * I* lined wlilf'r **ay affability betwoen number*, N>verthelcM the • •'vivid flowai h «e | am f hanrluk , but pot whan he ie tinging. , rvucl In the Hiyskal By GEORGR TUCK EH * ' |t*d-' plant*:* 11 the Ukeahore Ae fbr M a* HeavenlV Growth . tfftsi air VI|IUR|% kO WWW. - r—. ulei aril from jlh n I^V* ip the Sufi rlcctncpl clmaity [$ cut d o ^ to NEW .VOHK. July : i Th* finer, to long that otily her toe* Bdrti In Tronic v , ro^ bridle to th*. Mayfair Itw rf percent or norn>»J. BunRpoU V cti#ld bal>«*utlfl«d W h land* girl with the plkakl In her hair peeped out* whitch Ii pretty bat rowiti nothing. i f « the cause and Uit atpafttlon and aye* like yppphiirra shimmering acqtdng tl would be am mturttnn see m r laet nhme ia Holt, the hart- ^ ___ ■ that -would mean Ihooaaiida of through a tropic lagoon, wai bare­ The story o f tk* jlanee was told dnllar* to nur huilneaa people foot and weighed M pound*. One with her hands A marvel of pan­ tage of an eateemed British for■Tksl W HERE " «• every year. of h«r name* waa I.lhuinuiahana- tomime synchronised perfectly FRIENDS n Vl Rht ia In estate* tray-Hawaiian, — . ----- ---- O—--- * kalanf Roanalanl, which mean* with the word* a* Ri - * lw,*lrtaBd seeing her dance you weuld Tho niuplry t* lielng swept by “ the heavenly growth born In . . . . tang them. It waa on* of the taerrd nrvar Imagine that ihe b a college FR a movement that' has . for lla’ bower* In the soft rains.” Khe . dances o f Hawaii, and they My , pubpbse lh* orgaiitialloo uf all danced softly, almost r fforlleuty, you are not often able to ramcm- graduate and apeak* English much tabor ouder one head. Sinew the aa Andy tons and hi* Iilandtra ber a hula dancer's hinds. Of better than you do Then again, TALK I t platform ronatata malnlr of waftsd lala ef melody through th* epurse, in this country, It* Isn’t Malng her on tha street, If* the OVER ahorltr hour* and more pay than* f*rfy gltde where clusUro of rlp*‘ oftoa that you aeo th* hula danced thar ktray around You'd never roam that aha ia from *n Istand la jltlle _oppo»ilIon on the part cocoa nut* hung from th* ^almt at It ahould b*. OPPOSITE POST o r n C B .o f tba worker*. The difficulty aad th* nlgM blooming'cereus— ; It ia pies rant to report that out In the Pacific will gome later when the bailie that strange Island cactus blossom doesn't have to Journey t* th* for leadership among the work­ whlth die* when the light loaches Pacific to find t|| — tk U -lf 70 k 1 re er* shape* up. It wilt resolve 11 ft—wound Is profusion through in this . office, you itep on* blech enlf Into a contest to aee which tk* underbrush right, cut o m to Iwxlngtoa ave­ •Ida can promt** the nfost. La­ From tlih* lo time a light-rain nue, and drop downstair* In the Diamond* And Watches bor will 4Mt be the flr^ group fell, momurlhg to th* feme and Laxington hotel This Ie tk* HiFine Watch And Jehetry Repairing lo ba decoded by a ealf taaklng U 1 newer with llt- wsllsn room, sad, a* as old Mirk• DtaAond Moanttng And Engraving leadership.—Til wavllle Klar-Adro It* lmp*rerpUbM wo«l*. The girl comber who know* his itls n .lv If ■ »' m x * h vMii-tta.aHM earn l o a a e r riroe a*. re»> a a ..i daacad on, bar raffia touching tlih! one* road a book on ttawaU), j AUS AGO SANFORD TWE Hp In Stratosphere SERVICE 3 — - -it 1 1>- *11 eaofi additional pound. Ihs'g not very hsppy.to look at, that woman at th# top— wroahday-worn' at . SO. Fac* haggard, gjgrit bMken, ahould•r*‘ atoop«d — from lifting, lugging, ttnlggn^fc with heavy wet clothe*. Own up. Is that poo? Or la that you in the pltthkif there below— carefree, •heerful,- attractive — younger by 52 washdays' a year? It can be you, you GEORGE^ PLACE n a q q ia a A L A U N D R Y WIKHT MAN AlJOUT MANHATTAN K TO THF |PHONE ■■ 1 know. And :t will■ he— j u s t . aa-you start uning our Damp^WpaK ~ > 8ervtce> .- . Wall whisk that aging, b**V-breakSCHINA— -^SILVER! ■ .out of your -home,— ing, thankless ^ob ' 7 a■ 3 Mt'Laulin, Jewelers Wall glw* you’ extra time every week, • 112 M. 1'ark Ave. to keep your l>eauty, and charm. At a ) ' price that's lower ’than the coet of home-washing, too. Come on. Phone us to come and get your bundlo, I) COUNTY 475 819 W ,T H in D ST, AiiJrf w"-s. * sl ' V -• 'u r t �SATURDAY, JULY *4, 1987 THK SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA U.S.Jews Oppose Division Of Their Native Homeland S o c ia l -A n d P erso n a l Activities ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Sodtty Edllor c , * « i , Telcphoae 148 Elks Charity Dance It..** .Joctal C alendar Attended By Throng jp MONDAY ' The Truth Seeker, Class o f tha Fir*t Melhodiat Church will mcoi at 3:30 o'clock at the home o f Mra. W- M. McKIm. Hostesses will \n Mra. T. E WIbon Mra. F. K Mitchell, Mr*. R. E. 'Squirt* and Mrv Elite Kirchhoff. Circle Number Fire of Ihe P in t Melhodiat Church will bare a picnic at RanLamlo Bpring*. All memhera are requpatrd loawiprt at Iho church at 1:30 o'clock, WHITE PERSONS INVITED Jettie May*, contralto, of Or­ lando will ring at the Zion llope Baptist Church, comer of Eighth Street and Orange Avenue, on Monday evening at H:W> o’rlork There will be a aeetlon reserved for while people who are cordially Invited to attend. The crrwleat number of per■on* yi't In attend Iho now *•* lie* nf'tiik'a dance* attended tha one glvrn last nlchl In the Elk’s Halt, m cording to Andrew Carfanny. who added that they wer* steadily gnlnlnr In popularity. It nan Malnl that all money rerrltnl laM night tajll tx- placed lit l In- >:ik* ilia illy (unit for fuluro ttae. Mrs. Stafford Gives Party For Daughter A T THEJCHURCHES SemiticHncc FcdThcy HaveBeen Betrayed By British Empire Mr ami Mra. R A. Cobb ami children Irft today for Newark New York. Mr*. Mary Ray haa returned to her home In Jacksonville after h av in f apent arvcral day* aa the guest o f Mra- John Sehirard Mia* Mary Maxwell led today for JarkaonTlIln where *he will y|*lt friend* fur apteral day*. Mi*s Dorothy Ilalnr* ha* a* her gur*ta Mis* Mary Drown, Ml** *■ vi* i ....... i > i . . i . i. ~ i ' Rulh Foanl and Mis* Hetty Fuard Mr* Mdude Stafford entertained ^ DeLandwith n eur|irl*e parly Thursday evening in honor of her daughter. 'M i** Phyllis .Smith ha* returned Mis* Vila Stafford, who left from Durham, N. C. where she ha* Fiday for St. laiuls, Mo. been - attending the summer actTin- remit* of the Stafford home w ile dec nrMed with varl ■Ion at ‘Duke University. colored ganlrn flowers and pi'** R. Ir Caldwell ha* returned led plant*. The hnnoree wa* the irriplenl of many gift* nfler home after spending irn day* with relative* and friend* in Thin.**which i.•me* and contest* w-cre enjoyed. At a lalq hour refresh­ ton ,.(Ili and Barnckvillc. (la ments v ire served In appro* l Mi«* Jlrlty Colbert, who I* in mstcljr 1!.*, guest*, training in Ihe Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, I* spending a three week* vacation with hrr par­ ent*. Mr and Mr*. W M. Colbert, at thrir home on W. First Street TStatc College Has Record Enrollment For Summer bourse Pennsylvania Will Seek To Fix Price Of All Used Cars G O O D B Y E ' A R T , ' Shapely Eleanor Holm Jarreti,' tw in * w ing star, announced at Cleveland that she had dlacuaud dlvarce with her husband. Art J a m tt, by long distance telephone. Jarrrtt wwa Hid ing hie band af Ik* ran-Aynmcaa axporiliou at Dallas. Seminole County N ew s I 'l i n r i u p t h t i t m m i nt l,:ui» l:. v j.inir- w t 'n . r»»tnr. SiLn.|,> tint. a It n'r lark, til lit t.'lgrt 111' rtumlMl H'.l<n»t , r . 1.' t■i* ni'il>'Unr*'1 trunttag Hy WUXI AM MeGAFFlN AP I r. luro Servlrr Writer r m «T n ti*i in r l i i i a i n NEW YORK, July 21.—To Tin- tin, tv. r. In .■ An. American Jews, who have pul up pastor Kuna** Mm..I, ».|i A. M. a fifth of the f 400,000,0011 slake eaMur foe riie Palestine homeland pmj* _ tv,.,.|,lr, II >» A aim I. Inn ret. Just what due* the proposed j t Vi (* J^P *1 partition of Palestine m ean. I tried to .find out hy talking with Dr. Stephen 8 . Wise ami <tlier leader* of Jewry in New York some of (huso who have been most active in the project Most American Jews, they lojd me, feel their rare ha* been enst 7.’ again in the age old role of the pi rsecuteil. Jiist as .they were getting n nationil home rieely stalled in Palesti ic, the Hut i d. came nl.nt:: with 'he pi.'posal to cleave Mu' Country in three about a thud lor Ih' Jews, twi.-thiid* for *Ii * Arabs, and a small portion British i ulc. That i* Itriiinn's "nut" fui i mi flu-ting ttrulltn*"* given ,\ioh. unit Jews, riiernh* of hug (.Hiding, In World »ei day*. It makes no difference to tin' Jew* that the proposed Jewish aovt'lrlgll stvte m eipri'ted ti> ivju ilg (it aerommoilalr la'lwri *i •: ■ two mi 1 Ihli*** mill Inn |H"rs*n *- * | 1 Mill lim itv r t il • It. t.iVr.l Vf *■' M"*i i t s , t,.«.<l t,» on \ M ,' ... II IK* A M t l ’Dii* 1 .•ith*n, a.Ik 1*. 1 i >Cf It i* M f *'t r* Mr T * «* < t1T 1f tMf», it.. Mm.. , ; it t* M r t *•«b „ t yi> ct im>4 %no 1* M. f u ti. iimp mi.I Third I 1*9 r»rt TAIXAIIA88EE, July 21.—(rV) Tloridn 'Stale Cnllegt-'* 2llh anMis* ’ Vera S taffu rd -lefl -Fri*-n u ll summer School CGmmmtrday for S t .. lauds, Mu. whrre •ml fiilirti Icra I hail tin* llil »*•* i mrnl Aug. Glh will find 100 »t»she will make her future home. million (AfiitUitl rnimclty i»f !*•*♦ ' n , 1JM dent* :.* candidate* for degrees 1’ ITTHUUIUm, ra.. July 2 1 .- She was accompanied hy Mr*. prAarnl ill n* * » rr diploma* mnking the highest (d l Pennsylvania started n two- S. G - RQscher, the former Mis* l.icutrnnnt nml Mrs, Kifil IVrsr .M, h iHn-i* of Hmifuitl ptcarlml frlliir iiinlrr I hi* (Mnuoiuri.l Tlify Mill* frr| th y number of potential tummer year experiment yesterday in ris­ Ruth Rrtcjtson » f Sanford. *«*lj and daughter, Joann, arc tluvat I!■** nooning Mivice l..>t Sun lht%o t'j'U Iipl my ini. gradual.'* in arvcral year*. ing the sale price of seconddinrul gueMa o f the Rev and Mr*. J a m e s , 1!, ....... tmik.ly 1'lmrrh 1 Ill'll' why Dili js«» Builiii'llliori* ^ Five are candidate* for the, mitumnliilu. Among those from Sanfard s t -; j, Pay. ir r lr K ," fr„m California, n ..' Ii. * J. M TP..... (..... . wa* ini v.. . ■.......... ■i ■ ' I - .................... Master'* degree thl* aummrr: IMI Governor Earle appointed thlec lending the DcMolsy Moonl gh n’ eilne.dsv. I.ieut- Hf.ser I* P a y Il-»l---- u—s«ts—itOttO—or* ' o ^ are candidate* for the four-year i f five iiiernbrra of a motor vehicle degree: «n.l fid fo r the Iwo-ycnr — cu m inbnrnm — lU frC U tU o bit th ; r m l .n X weri the M s l l uce ^ in* f *?'* h , o„ the Sdwrian Maiphouku.mi, ......................................... degree. One hundred twenty s x .ih e used inr Industry -um m . Kathryn K . Thigpen T h l™ n MarMar- ||r**cr ^ ....... . *......... rt«. Mndaga...... have loen ' were graduated last summer. | Motor m r dealer* who charged n Roumiliat, |, . daughter of \Die' ^ nev. day file .11 Hill UI’V \\ I I \| bb|»•s |.j|'l ure\ i.t the Imnir o f) M,gge.p*| likely -|i.il». But The School o ' Education with some competitor* were granting Ian Estridge. Janet Chapman an t nm, Mr> M'.* W . f I n *.t - l ** Thl.y Wll] Mr*. l-'iuttiT* ilimvn in Orlando. KlMit-ltl **l t 11 * ■ * most Jew* ri’jiv l them i-nuudelely yi stu'lents leads in the riunilwr esnrbltant nllowances on Irsde-ina Anns Cornell. Also Brailry rt|C , f „ r .several ilays V V ,il« I| -til t'i . i-* | I Mi and Mi - l*tik bkowe* and jti-1 n they Ini lint lhuiuli> * «+l |* \\ of candidates for the four-year sponsored the legislation s* a little ham, II. G Hickson, Robert Rnmb* |j|,t week seemed to K. houio IID I*' ii. . n tiirmil ln*l Sunday ,i„i,n on fgatnii, in Afn.-a itil degree, while the College of NUA for the Industry. Other deal* , ley, Junior Whlddon, Csrl Fesler, -rom| n(t w fr| , with n hit of ........ ............ ......... - ........... ur vn- from Mianii whem they have spent y,.nri llt;0 Arts and Sciences ha* 12 candi­ rr* n|i|Hi*i-i| the Idea •^KNiriro Amlerron, ^ lx U nry, catlontit*. Tho*p rcturninrr wi*rv sevnal week*. , "A bume." ^uvs Ur- \Ym dates ,*nd the School of Dome s Some dealer* argued that the Henry Wight *nd A1 W illtce T. L- Linyo( W T. t*|iiii»« nrul >l« atitl Mm Martini nf TihlJES, ih 'I i\ niilinnnl h<»iiii* u ii Icaa it Economic* sis. authority given to fi* trade in vnlWilliam T. Walker % rflm ru l l» lliu lr huitii* Huiitlay »f Im*a i « within iU «lf tin- iiu'inoriea, Graduation candidate* must ue nf ear* should work ** a safety Mr* J. II June*, 8 r‘ nn.l , l it %i -it with Mr rtud Mra. I* S. tradithma, Innguage Mud i'lin iilc ltr.!»OV I VI1 IIUMMir 4 IH Ml II satisfactorily complete alt re­ mramre liy kfc*|iinj; worn-out in* Mr* D R. Brow n leflt Sunday D*r IDonaldnn IIfi . U J rt. fs-n, imgiiTtr. w hirli nude it* liilw nl« u ti:i quirement* before degree* or tnmol'itfR off Ilif hiifhwnyF, HtlVldt N. Iom.I |i« <*•» A U a visit in South Georgiai I'Un-nre ihitiald.on, ,lr aero in- linlittl1 group.*1 Th iil liienim tn the diplomas will lie awarded, ac­ kliiniliitf h’ri %i . i t o A, it* Tlir rommi*«ion w ill itirVo a Karl Haul and family an- uwiv ........... (lir „ rSt ruing Hrt ilrss %i>4 |#, M JewH tin tv can ht* nit other tu cording to announcement of Reg­ rurvry rnch month of thr avrr»no ii’Mltl'* lift* I'tiltilllt'IPti ur Ih* | on a vacation in the mountain, - r | Mlh j M l tonal home limit ( l«at mi Iho anil |o«rth Mic-U)* of i» istrar S. R. Doyle. prim* nllowril for u*rd <**ir?* ______ North Carolina. „ „ „ itl|,| family lin o gtiesl* of Mediteri Mlteau. m*«tiItjb. # , Summer school, Commencement i t a will rrpoit rarh Immactlon. ('n u ll ilml mil iif AinorietiTi .Inv t M H lH lIi TAIXAII A88 BB. July 2 t,-(A n l 1 P v 7 Bn' I rri,n'U 1,1 P‘" k Tuesday. t MM || cakoii this year are Senator On the IHRI* of tho»r price* the **._ j ____ . ___ _ >vfl Tuefulsy for a Vacation ltmt| Ml. Iini| ylr , yt |[Bdey nrul tn Ihe I « efl'iit it t||, am, I Hey |Mil 4.ll4|i| | I till IlM l 'Welland, of Bartow, who rommlA*lon w m ’ fH rt h r maTtmum —Tha atats department of agri­ Ilf % U * «J take* them u* far nnrtli a* N''\i,.to 111 111 «-r o f Waiieluda, itpenl the il, t«f I hi mil nil nil! hut Me Jill * In'i l i announced yrsterdsy "'Hit Nil*-if *11. will delivrr the Commencement Hllownnce for upeil ran* In tha fol* c u l t u r e I Jlv. ivd'k iinl ill. I* S |ii‘nRld«niV« HOImI#*I Mil ..I timie »if a fui'iiitml IIuiii ii pli> priie* oggregaling ( 22.1 wdl 1m. 1 ork . uddresa Friday, Aug. ti, aifd Rev. Inwiiu: month IV T. Wslki i . Mr* tViilVi tty Blown, of Miami, i> v i - it teg | one. given Florida /srnier* for the brsl Mi.* I id*’ Ruil. il left Tuesday Co 1 111(,Hi frll.M Gerald Culbenum, of Tallahassee, <l. h„ „ . Spur '*1 of the Jutting*, uhu h quality Sea Island mtlon grown pastor of 'the Capital Christian a vacation In .Georgia and Ala , Mr. sort M .*.'lt M 11*11 will tu i fett ed niNny I ‘t ill •uI l .iiin thl* year church, who will preach the bac­ b* "’" ............................... Ithelr two . l.ild.cn, and Sir. II N pen 11 Jews* lulu t-aile, mdy **oimThe award* will be for the best calaureate sermon, Sunday, Aug. . , a . a t . T h r. Rev-. Hownril M, Huy ii .0 . i,..*.., 1 ..... laic Judged on length of lint, w . t „ , it , . # •* * Mchran «•<" ,<r,» va*»t»*"i ItiJNHt A Miei irnn Jen a hti%«* |p*tie 1. * • /, #11 v# lA # V/infer lldicii Htipplvtnif for mg j., New England and New Bulclm., winch now In, strength nf fiber, uniformity Itaptlst .................. . tc.lhi.nie till* tt.l* Sal Sat* Jew length, and absence o f trash and Griffin ”at* "the " 'H"r.t * l "'"i ” r ''•<k. lire cspcitcil home Church. stain. First prise w " ' ^ 1100 Th<. (twv, J K WocMtnr.l s.f , „ ■ and 676 and third, |50, Ccmmis- M|.,WIuil 'rh(lrill fnllli| |(,ft " " * '"» " f *'"• have, NEW YOnK, July 2t.—(fP>— iioncr Mayo Bald. ». . . . 4 • 41 1 go m * hfinimc nf tln-u tlr.iir 1•• mi , . * * * .* , Turhihiy for 11 nmnUiH vnrutiun in 1 A 111 t 11*l <*2111 ‘ ( ■ f i l m I l i r l l The Nuw Yerk slock cxrhango The department said the prises |hp llt.in * -o f North fandlna. VV l" " ,1l If, ,"‘ n!1 1,1 ............ ' membership held by the Isle John were designed to encourage farm„ r nm| Mr; T„ , ... ....... O p tllflll D is p e n s a tio n ........ 0 * , L . Rockefeller, 8r., for fit year* cr>* tu protect their cotton frhrn ,, lf , , .. . * .„ , , gum* fur BpiiJhml immi*' NEWPORT, Ark,. July 21, ffl1) will rrrnaln in the Roekrfe’lcr iriiiing with abort staple Mo lhal . 1 Thimailav .r \Hattla t l l l H O S I 1 l{< H )tl> h K kU |f i|H, j <m,4 tu *.k u —Business wa* vutually sus­ name, it was dUclo*rd yesterday. seed for the nest year will be start' ' ’ *" ' * ' have, elM-wIter.'. » l,» k » d l they1 pended hrre yr«terday a* hunA brief announcement by thr dardiicd A Bpccial $25 priie wa» II 1 , a! 1 ' . . hHu . nn■•»*• •• ihi,? ilrvils of Newport resldnita and exchange ssi<l it wa* proposed offcr«*d for the ginner of the Jiriti ^ ,l. ' ,lh v gcnt'iim i lliry u .* tl l»* Ir, *j * rl hat Mill hi* nn Kuril ni Hi* tourist* watched * Deep Sr» R- lie transferred to I^urencr »‘ilc . . . 4* hen lung muii II** uiight I »* kiiuM-^ Witt Id Amnl.it <-ungi«>«M «•! — /.u e Diver Charles II. Brown of' Mern* bpelman Rockefeller, hi* 27The ala to ham Cl,00(1 a r m w^ n |,1_ _ ___i hf*V tnuif f Irpil Ii*nit^iHirk D* iiili, Sw it zn himf, in Atigii'l. ,. phi* 'begin a hunt for While year-old, s|udlnus grandson, P'iw plantcl to long staple 'cotton this r 'R- ' :lnul' ' r ' 1; " A liter it nn got** in Sluing hut Ainrncait jewiali HniHih pH«n Blvcr't mysterious "ruaaslgr.'1h> llic Eoa»t \ S rdnc'dnv assisting hi* father, John D., Jr., year, the department said, and I In tin* r M fta> n, fuiyn IIn mug |u Mttrui! say the i/ongrennj Hnliday atmcwphrre ppevaileil in Ihe managemcnl of Iho Rncko mint nf it has been treated Tor troll Ixear old 4 hen. they iimmI ••• pay 12 will do i nc iff thin* thing .: at the scene si* miles to the fcllrr eharitnkle enterprises. weevil. The campaign to reestab­ |>enH, fur a hliuii'. Tltey-'ie wher 1. lfJU'«|ui%'<M'iiily ii'jrit tin* south a* Brown twice Invadrd a Per* na eln«e to the fani-'v lish Sea Island rotton as a Florida ruiw They only pay mx ♦ llritish pifipoNal, mile long, GO-font deep i-ildy said l.iuirilie Rorkefellir h** t.« eiop has been In progress since SinfieliiiieH ,i -e , nutn even ndl 2. An ipt il mil o f h.iml * tMirl It S+1 > sjvhcre a huge bubhln blowing present Intenlion of making s'tV Mra. J M fflflrr iif New Smyr I t *<lilutr f-- *i it llkbl. 11 y to get off fni Inilf of I lull, ■I- I -nf •-! 111i«ili k i inn vf nf m ........ . I i -• * ileniirn of the river wa* rrpnrtnl srtlve me nf the esehtngp seal na h visiting her daughter. Mi T i hen w ill till***4 it f Mini iinyuite *'01*gift hit Join with (iiral HtiGun W I'rcvalt. sighted several timrs in the pa-t Ili* grandfalher, likrwire, was I'n i. *t vl - HIKIflllA IlN WAY OUT m i Anu'f lerin lif t lift'd inther give uml (he IsCHgur nf Nalmiit *lltiu 'In four weeks. Mn* Edtmti (ioil H rrcij|*er.»iirig never known In go on iho floor .i Vatikee 1«ii :» fie e rhin*- th in |elMany olrwx flerhiir IKi it ■m hit . I'lNUl Mr* llfig An eight-foot, rasor-keen h»r- of Iho osehimge, retaining the at the Fernalfl loaughlnn Meituir TOKYO, -I d 'i The rikishs, him get mX.iy Midi k rut rale It iii'vrr iiiftii ti*ti tHf nnipiliiti* ^ l"Kin In hand, Brown first wa* mrnibership meiely to old tin long regarded s* the symold of "ial Hnnpital from an n|H*ralH*»» *.eein<* llnit even a honlhltn k h.is wlilrh (hi l***Ngi|f nf Nnti.ii, ^Inw qred Into the water in a tr*t benefit u| tin- lower lirokerag- the Orient.'i* fast disappearing in perfnrmnl laat Weilm-Nda)-. »Ida piitJe Mln ie Ainei ieatii ate tave it in IllJJ. |f it hm| Ihui Mr. and Mra J llca^ley hav ^rxplnralJnn. Thi* afternoon he Ik*- commi**inns rharged members. Japan Mnlnrbuse*, taxis ami enneei fie»l " ifumst, they 1 iv,* the JeMM pan his four-day hunt in earnIoiur>nep * Rockefeller wa* * trameara have furred the quaint returned frnm Ft. Valley, <«M and Ih" 1 1,1 it k , in t liinn are m m - Aial »4 Mould not have fought flit, g r a d u i" nf Prlnerlnn In 1132 man drawn, two wheeled vrhMr >hr h"'.n' 1 Mil>t it1'iifrlit*• lniV|’ aerviilils !•» flu they have, then- Mimhl |H im The Newport" Chamber of and th -n -a student at Harvu-d o ff the liuny Blrccta of most of * n'' >,l. • *tw »’a*k »»d sailurv of other in- i,Wfl t '1 tilvid« up the country. Commerce sponsored Ihe »csrfb law srliool. the larger ritle,. I Mr tn\[ M,r,J 1 " , lion* slq.tc th e. ..... ......... Bill v. |,y rnn*l the A lull, and following report* the nionslrr —- ■ — . , , • 0 1 ’ f In ii * fat her had the t ii>iii«'.44 Jcwa get along tn&'thei ? Some l|r.| t, Ifi Lr I 1 «• \ M story arts created to nhtain pub­ ’ |,CC«hurg H|(lt|, e*f ii »(« ICritani f«,|..| |.» M Wall 1,1<•' i im tn In- wt-nb hiitul fCnw it in ( hrti Bay licity for [hi* farming town of I'llflU'b.. “ ll V *U | »I** 1 Mho m H mg• nI ii ,11 in thr pupol.ir clamp down on iho ArjJ*» f*.i 1 31 4,467 inhabitant.i, I h«r« alupg Itloiat a lii y , Fluingh »i ’k Attacking the JeM'K. Thu If f.ietK y Newport store* rinsed and rifharit ilr W I . w hin I hr A n iriiru fi they attnl.ule I*. HriUin** tl. v.M. crowd* flocked to the -seme fur t*» avfiifl o f friolmg ||lr ;#4| flr«'l*4 in what may turn out to be an * ■ “ --------'I Mr* I- Grant ha* retum/d fc-. \Vhi"ii ll h ttVf'4, hi* frrfpif n t» (hi* lh»n Mohammedan 4 in Imii*. JACKSONYII-I.E, July 24 — not been advised of the proponed Mim* where she spent Die p-‘ epochal discovery or just a sunk­ witrtfrmil liint when* nf M l—Three in.ire Florida cities transfer- » 'w n\. en boat or oil tank. thr nil'll hant inatinrii tiiuig mil. yesterday asked to be considered . Half a doaen ey* witnessr* in­ Meanwhile Ingram sallrd hi*1 Mt and Mr* Joe [I.aUey One nf thn frw Chinc*r Pf lili clude Brambletl Bateman, pl*»n- as locations-for state headquartara four district dlrecli.r* hero yeatar- j family " f <<vi«lo were visiting V . . . , . _ , . -,«la*« to adopt foreign rlothes, •R l^jjon owner, rrnoUed seeing a o f the WI’ A In event a mova D day tor a conference. and Mrs. Jnah Beasley Vfe.lro;-.lo "trh(|t ,, M«rk I f , declined to reveal Iho reason1 fici.e lo-vy wa* guc»l of li.-n r ^•great creature rug^-to thr.sur- made from Jacksonville. shirt, lie k.-i-irt hi* foreign style, Miami, Kort_ Myera and Orlando for . the meeting, and the district at * birthday party Thursday *'■ , face on rani intervals, 'Gust sishoe* shining like mirror* figures lently for .a few ' minutes and aeat invitation* to Frank P fn- head, would not discuss Uie meet- tcrn.a.n it pay* tn advertise. I Mr and Mrs. A. A. Morsn, M« then, yuhmrrge, making its pres* < ram. atata adminiataator- Ocala ln«.afterward* and, Tampa asked Thursday to b« Thry Included C. D- Tomllnsnn anil Mr* J. V, Toole. Mr*. ( ‘ .A . en*t known on ly.' by Vtwcssionsl * , qf-the Pensacola area. A. O Hand Hiller and Mra. A- W. Ilavi* at snort* that bubblrit up from the con* id, red. GKH A M t M y FEET I AM . In*pYn drrlinc to comment quist of Ihe Miami district, W- E. tended the quarterly marling'*< bottom. . ' — Robinson - o f the Tampa district Mim* Sunday. ia c k s o n v il l e El K t ITY, -Okla'., IA‘ i Mr* PN»wa fnrmarJy .djvsd for the about thc.poxxihja transfer, Kale It lli-ri.ni', '.-crila ry.for an A protest by Mayor Georg* C and J Y. Wilson o f Jacksonville. U'-*K Navy-tDtdi now V^gniployrd Those employed hero continued FIND t'Al'H B OF BAtJiAtTIH I insuranre ri.mnany, bx* r w » n a by tha tJ. 8. f^wjtieers. H e. slid Illume and iheRuly com m Its ion OASNttl ...................... *b(.ut residents of other Florida to answer ■ survey which ask'd if ‘ ■ha stpoetsd--UvTind "sh ov ■ ' ; to«e gr-raliium which bar attained H a r r y • IHIOT IUMMIR COMFORT M 0*. being substituted for Jock* they "would care to remain In HAN FRANCISCO (A*,—Many the unusual li.-i.'l.t of nine feet grown catfish." Otfiers' bare theCAREY •4NNFW, k» ikf ism «l Imbg Jf«liiatHilk |v*rf ,•*<■ Ink m d oritad tha monster Was only an aonvIUgTUJxeni in state headquar­ WPA employ and more with the rase* of sciatica marked iy pa.nr j __ _______________with m m rn m , tall ««!•** ■ ssUf Ua, d m . - ’d aco« or an alligator gar. ' ters here-started the mo»e by otb- offlra" In event atata haadquartcra in the lower bock sre caus.-d *>'! d—f ,t. (»«ry B «4 InaliifilAf A K M ID A forgotten accidents, which ha. •••» MiJrAf lfb » Im A dance floor was construe I'd er munlripslitiex to get the Flori­ were movrfd to another cityMAXIMUM’ (1.000.00 •W nvrflM N yS. A report l*su«d several week* caused cartilage to Intrude into rbc hear tha odd/ with snnopnrrnu-ut da office*. A l l C O N O U IO N ID HEN K M T RepresentslIvrs B. A A.jGGreen, A la o w e n , of *1 ago revealed the annual payroll of spinal canal, U n iversity of C a li­ an oechoatrn Would play fo r daue(O C X TAIL tO U N O I • C O N I! IM P# 04M4NO AND Ml 11 NO lO O M f ,• « llm lia ta I - a t re a r* — era 'aa long p( the hunt lasted A Stark*, gald ik .U 'iihilngtoa-W Fd the Mote administrative and avpcr- fornia scientist, have found A Oeale Jack m e ,im , e r w a a ib . I t l ain aSailf »*lk Aumi l*ii officials proml*cd'tqJ.avesUgkV». a yUory staff and the district ataffa new su rg ical process worked out at Memphis barnstorming aviator orIB Ie e iM e S la l « . * i l » r t , w rtle PERRIN tee a k r i l r u i r r . a , eel* w ee le O Twtged In a nearby field to Ul^o reported plan to move lb* Florid I total, 'about -^11,000,000. It also the un iversity hoapitkl g iv e , re­ e o o rg w k e ra . M ake k le aaaa *gheadquarters from Jacksonville to said shout (660,000 was spent for lie f In m any case* posssagsn aloft for on eon Wrtie f«r pr«»4>Mll«Mi Ocsls supplies ty Jhe state headquarters view o f tha eddy. The chamber THE AMERICAN Green said Dqpufy Administrat­ with Jacksonville merchant* dur­ filed a small fee for C a lifo rn ia I , reducing a (0-ir.rV BENEFIT COMPANY ngmrajiiH y Monwoijota spectators to dtfray Brown's aa* or Corrington Gill, who ordored ing the fin U slw months of the| road to 6 miles by cutting out iTJ T. O. Boa 2161 Orlasdo. FI*. Ihe Investigation, told him ho bad roar. curves !> *««■ _ . __________ _ *“*e M. a ,%%*••*•»»»I tl *•» A M His* > 1 till ,S»tCIf1 V--- « t ....... . o ; xn i\ M- 1*AKE MARY OVIEDO To-Night Play SCREEWO Play Prizes To Be Given By State For Best Sea Island Cotton M E iQ in im f - A N D —• SI)0DtNRICH[S«$UD3g P U T I ? \ ; . i(W,wiip® Newport Residents Celebrate At Hunt For River. Denizen Rockefeller- S e a t On Stock Exchange Goes To Grandson GENEVA ‘ ' — SCOTT C O LTO N ; ‘ JE A N R O G E R S W h u n C U u d a t t t 'G o c i On m V a c a t i o n — Cupid W orks O v«rtim «l ftil.u* itiriti m l a qiil In th« V*"M • «ji4,vh»tl lorntnUc (roh ol I -Three More Cities Are Seeking WPA L X .2 T 5 Headquarters In Case Of Removal "" r B ^ ..... To-NiKht Sundui \ "4* " KVlglw “ Border Cafe” J FLORIDA Sunday Monday “ North Of Arizona" 3 l I eJ �- - My— * • - ‘j nmw+m-r’r Coming Florida Slate Leagwe.CUmea inBetw een SanfordCIub ! Gainesville Cancelled * ,«* B e ca u se Of* Slight R ainfall ' atat P Game To Be Played"Of(. When Gainesville Comet Ta Sanford To Meet Locals , ip .Double Bill July 31 IBlSTAWDISflS d f ll il. and both manaaert agreed 99 not playing. There wore i p Pfoalmately HO faaa who wore bitterly disappointed. Mote wae duo to b of I ball for. the local* wkUe Albtlllon we*.. scheduled to Valotba. t ill Be*«h at Ortaado. * g Flop- Z p .'W 'V 'l* •*** oria*e* at ralatba. M l r. S g S t Brown Qwnert Objected' To- Gambling On i™!—trr Ponl«*But Hit Contract Bid Not EmKJJ Sfrecifir Agaimt It jg iU s t tit Coast it Paytons th w h , Odavsyltle at OetnMvIll* _ at u OalateeOlt. t ill lege life sod bow to spook Engllih ||eg home Is la Sao Paulo and WASHINGTON, July SA -M 1 ejie la the daughter o f a coffee ■-Representative ides, o f Tmae. dealer. Seaoritg Ferres la ansloos proposed yesterday a congres­ sional Invasilgatlop of whet he end plane to bring tfares of btr| nieces to tba United Stales to called uu-American activities, in rinding tcllvltlee of nails, etwdr Tbs Brasilian student has been data, communists and white HueAbout half the honey pfostarts lu this rouutry, la this country little more than diic.-d In tbe United Stales la One reason for asking .luck si* months and speaks English used ’ In the baking and coataoe*p*bly Portuguese le tbe ’an* an Inveallgatlon, Dies told re­ tlenary business. porters, wae establishment of vaguags spoken meet commonly la rioua nail ramp* In which ho her country, aha »ey* said, “ open allegiance U pledg­ Sugar cane, now an Important ed to'H itler.” American crop, wae Introduced to the new world airly in the !sixteenth sealery from tbe De­ nary Island!. /f lK o M v V FOR JUST A W FEW RANDALL Pe t e r ! o f the company daring hie term id aid IT’S SIMPLY INEXCUSABLE Come And Get It SPECIALS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING OF ’ ALL KINDS Refm il yourself there hoi stunner day's with a cooling drink or tasty sandwich. After the ball game, ehow, or evening drive tome and get It al ALL WORK GUARANTEED J. W. ThrailkiU NICK’ S AWAY GENERAL ELECTRIC AND KME1UJON PANS rin stn n all *| Phllse»lpbla. A Jersey city unit of the Vot­ BLOW THE HEAT DEMONS p e n n ie s U n t a| Ps ls ik s . t i l l , return SI If! Thgustlss, * ATI OX A lT T.K A .nC B co"*rM t- . W K kk or days State ‘ Chamber aald, declaring atope must be lakatt to put an end to this practice •*T>ousands of dollar* are >P>t yearly by Floridians to sdTertleo and pubUtlia thejr State The 4 benefits of much o f Uit* advertis­ ing can be completely nullified fay the unwholesome publicity arising ea| o f no more than eoa small my management- Aa to those fea­ town acting as a 'speed-trap.' " tures, I hare had a- free head and State officials conelodad. we hare always worked in clase harmony-” Tho bne-Umo alar National League second baseman waved arena or Foreign Ware demaaded aside questioners when ho left the a— congressional__ InvmUrsl Ion su m m er cunfcruace. but I H r b v i i f , aakid Tuesday of the source of funds to Interpret the statement, cooand object of tbe (lermsu-Amer­ firmed that difference* over ican bund, sponsor of C a m p Ilenuby’a batting act It ItJ led to Nordlsnd, In northern New Jer­ hfat ouster, sey. Dies Introduced a resolullop ed by his attorneys daring the pre­ provldlag for a House roramltlee liminary dissuasions. Jellied tbe of seven to make the Ingatry. eenfersnee lata In the. dtur. He was Jubilant over the Brown’s S to 0 TALLAHASSEE, Jaly «*— Benenta Ouice renew , QyelUtao student at Florida State College's summer school. Is on* Individual IS T W S A T I W i^ li field, Pittman i f . third, Beach la left field. Devoid at »hort atop, Deveaslasl la right field, Hogluo at aecoad base, - Blaub Toronto retching, Albritton -or Paige pitch Iny, For Hanford—Clary at shortstop. Langston In right field, Marlin lo left fluid, Hol­ iiiisi’t.T* ra sT N U itr comb catching, Prichard on first, VtOKIRt. STATU LMAOl'l Ibtytona, I; Orlando, I. Kasso to csntsrflsld, (lodgers on Others raised out, second base, Huggsrlo on third, RATIO*Al> M U H tM and Hot* or liralnard pitching. la the only other Florida Dial* League gam* played, Orlando was defeatad by Daytona, 4 lo 1. “ Moo**” Frallck was on t h o mound for lb* victors and waa Ibo winning pitcher, Tb* Orlan­ do least waa unable to hold a IWO-rsn lead which they obtain­ ed la iho first Inning on four MU. In tbe ninth, tbe Dulls gUrled a rally but were unable to Produce tba two rune neces­ sary to Ho tba game up. Tba game rained out wllb Ml QgUtesrillu teem will be made up when the O-Hen come lo Hanford for a double bill to be played at tbe local athletic field J*ly 1 1 , Tl'« game will be play­ ed lit Ibe alls rnoott and lb* sec­ ond game wlt| bo playad that — J u ly S C —OR— t h .« d e ft lm *oloilst*-|1M8 M*»oa, and Milled hie claim had beea^gatnai the Am Hc m League dub of i mill U«t night for a bum eiUaeUd ' at ed with from |7,W# to »10,000post cull A peaceful ending to tho "BaLMBce Id Jab'* difference* wHh tho team's official! owner* waa reached eft*r an all* day conference la the office* of nd is ea- hie attorney, Jacob If. Laahly the moIn a statement Hornsby diend go on closed* he wae dismissed beeaule president of tho to appear In court,” the Ham 0 DeWitt, Brazilian Student Studies College Life A t Woman's College HlMnlnehsm K n u ivlll* ~ «halU a*r«a rn ,d *r *d S to fiH Leesburg . . . NSW Ortraus . LO U 1 8 , * ■ —. * vltknm * * * * '» Hornsby, lU Khund m»t»- M a lp w i a d . 1 “ M r llom sb y and ourielres dls„ , •T "' 01 »*• Louis Brown,, M r nr\!r? S ^ * 5 ^ ^ W * Leesbara = DrLen* -----SfcyieX’" " * * __ co oper- l:H •WH, ena r . m . W i l t * at Or lead*. l i t ! P. P iT ln ..^ at pa ton*, The locale Up ppw.tero and onehalf gsm is o u {;ol flrat pises and art trgtllaa Jho. q-M*n alona. Since the retard of thf. Immortal BUI “ Raw Heal" Itodgare to the Lookouts, they hare wofl three ■trmlght r*nse* and are- oat to Utah* four etralabl aid to gel back tba le o n e lead which they Jqst about a month ago after bolding It for about two month*, Bfidsn* M0 B3 to b f iort of SB runference with Acting Manager Del .Baker and' Coegh Cy Perkins that tkc Schoolbuy pfshably will ,,v „ T o Betting O n Horae Races. St, is g e iU M , tact If yourself, the one way of making sure you do not The new "Super HpceH’* L C Smith will deliver more work in tho bualnse* office hn a bnalnemi day, at lower cost and with leoa fatigue, than any oljtrr writing niachlne now avail* able, H a i( tu*s CELERY GROWERS Liqtwr Store aw B, W BL SEE US FOR STOCKHQFF CELERY SEED c d m . Improves neefh t y f i v e and check* Infection. tomhsrt rbormocol Cowpowy. St. U v k LISTERINE ends halitosis WINES WHISKIES WB ARB n a BOLE AGENT IN 8EMIN0LK COUNTY FOR STtJCKHOFF ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF WAYNE Sanford A m co Feed Store *07 W. 1st stmt Hanford, Fla. pen1 Awwniraw utAOPH New Turk *i OOce*o. v n ti* d r l* li •» netrlit. W ,,h lM ' " 4 r t l. lA u la , nest.in a| O sv sIsM . Cta*4ifi«d, Advertisements i c - n i w w it piilP U g Houlhsm Raal Estate pages apRAV * YOUR Wajch repaired by pear In the Olee*in*|d columns of the N e« Yerk Herald Trib­ ona who' n i una on Sundays, October 14. It. Brlgge, Jeweler. November, 7, M, If *o« h a v e DOSIRH AND DAY’S nglut lasts property for *a|* or 'rent It logger—It keep* its color and, be adMrilMa, Mt Meae >•ffuhnms, Blap1*7 ’ Rugere llar^f •Me 00. >M % v m m , tgSfriPSgaafgladi odagrilMinent , ONH Rjthfml cqel. M ob- , AAftrom HOUTI&RN X M LILLIE HUDflDN, colled, wai>M ly-Vsatad F *S2 Tuen �’ rns' — S A N ftib b , flo - ........ — - ; CtitnhUJIt Settle WElle Hits Chinese Blind A ir S u p r e m a c y t t o r I " - * n i* w ■ ■ ■ ■ nit r®«. It Is further nrrirrvtl that this order b« |tubllrh«il In th i IU mlord I .'emid. a n»«ip «p *r <9 Ub* ll«hrd In hfminoU FAtinti, H # r* , Ids. onco m week for f*»ur r*n« Mrullw w«»eha. I*»nw nv»«t Order**- this 3rd d i f of Julr* A. I* I 9 IT. O I*. 1 lt:itNDO*f. |.*lerti 1:0*1111 Court ffttmlnol# County. Florida i l l A. SI u l.l.K H . i u. c. FIIA I.O N AVI* KIIAItuN. Atl»r nr> n fur I ’l.nlnCl r. ftsl.fnnl. Florida. (BKAL) N A N K IN G , China, J u ly « 4 , r ( * ) —China“» hundreds of thouaand. or blind man a rt w a itin g -» V l n K ball)* agdlhst \b* new “role o( common m o m ," b depriving them bf (halt hood. Institution* fo r tha bljm u n n r.ra .a ry In bid fclUK least for . Blind men. TV A iiifttic Superior ttetsri Flying JUttCTVMtiea place U. 8; In First Rank « I* c v rr forlutla-tal Ju ly I t —Th e AtU atie ocean la k*|nd noaru b y ; oontmerclal a ir llnafo—Ihroo y m tra .U t* . 1 W ho* Qot, c k a r le . A. U n d N a |S •»«*• M V * th a . «»■ »*• yluah of Inn c ru le tr Memphis on h b return from bla flight to P a rla In l i f t , . h * - fo co en l recular paaoonfer and M all pervlco botweep tba *14 and now worfdaln perhaps flee yoara. . , It v a a technically n la tb lo to ooUbMch Irm as-A ilantl* service In , lM 4 * , t Sa> three yarn re aped by be fora i r a t i flyin g boats began droning.% back and forth across iT o lla n H Kioan r a n l» » » U)« ocean la anticipation of llmotable arrival* and daparture* dom-d a n il non .d ea l candlilaln niaynrali) b y ;( M l ap rlM of l l U . In Ilia for Iho Uvm ocrallc nomination. >.* Work (or Iho renom lnallo i and re-clet'lion of Mayor K, II. LaGuardla, peppery 111 .T o Ills n l who lio s .it of bla p o llllin l In Jc Chancellory ranreraallona. pendeacr. . The race fo eatabllih regular J. Or. ondftrta a "ragullfr' Irp U 'A U a a U c a ir .a a rt lr e la on publican fur the- prim ary rl c today. It la a political raea. a k w M /la g for poalllon. Th e (take lion, Bi-pt. I I . Benalor Copeland, whoa, au.n I la.M taraatlo nal praatlg*. agalnal the now deal helped wl t Th e Uahad Btataa la tba bal|him lha backing n l fo rm er'llu r walber. Tb la . country baa two ernnr Bm llh, act out lo form .1 glatlnct adraalagaa: a finer lechgrand coalition by, anbounrlna I1.1 ; alca| touch In ocaan flying, and would rn le r Iho H rpnhllran p. 1 aiora International agroem enu m iry . *• p ro rld ln r baaaa of operation. " T h is Is p iln g to bo a A tig ___ P an Am erican__airway*, out flnht," ho aald, •’» waul lha* d r o M t Irunp-oceao comm arclal ‘ fly mi tcnatlon and othara from lug company, and Grant Britain'* many group! aa | can gat." Im perial airway* , are rrulalng Th a lea d en of tbe flea l i e - 1 back and forth acroaa tba nortn publican county nryanlistlnua In Atlantic, "Jotting dqnn nolaa on the i l l y met at tha call of tba weather, aaajyalng tba perCharlaa D. Illlle a . national ran ! for dunces of (hair flying boaia. The tripe eopat|tata aurrey flight» .or, more properly, train lag flight* for lha crewa. ' N ett month Germany r a d Prance pill diapatch aaaplanra lo Iho United Btatea, lorers oners •( eTtntaal aeyylce under Ihe Iwaallka and the trl-oolor, , Great BMtala. la close behind tbla country both In technical ad aklfbelfetfctll UBd 111 o^erationa idrOemeNta, with other lntereate<l M d kttU ia. lia r - teebfetewlltiae, pres w tltn r Into amali* boura of the niotnliig lu pforlde bar with an a ir .aayjr aacood to non* In tha European rearmament aweapatakaa. yat have had tim e to davote to comm ercial aviation. Pranoo and Germ any ar* leal 'M H t lM t k Th eite to the problem Of cktchlag ap w ljh develophtauta In tea aeronautical labora> hUfvr davoted tu reHnlag tea claimed tha and hut did llttla. lo . a g g rrsiive CbhU i P- life to e S f iB l Hundred, bf ah united in *b befit euth-n of n law i.mit.i in rui 1took 11. !-*«• 11. omni*«* Catiinlv llva-otds: Yon nml I* of )nu nr# h*r*l»y lva|i|lir«l In nppvsr It* *hv li U. aaf veaMplilInt fllv*. In Ihlv ^SU«U e.n S l.in l.il He 2 nd iU|f nf All*U»t« in * , nl iv tirl* 11 itiisaa in lUnfoKL Flnrli*« slid In d rfsu lt thsrsuf w.iitl i'MUS* w ill l*e stilijrvl In d#« *ire |....... . and •i. flntl de* •» . 'hereon The relief ealiaht U ftHr feiirrln«nfr nf WP< A LEGAL NOTICE Aiaata had acroaa tn *' raddc havu built up for Pun American h trw a n g formidable kuowlada* h Ira uMktalaa s e*4l » « g s In and AUMUe, More in reorngate there win i M i l b a rle r, ape &fr aaotker. Wore *v0 will he beeaqu . iemaads an air ttU: -JUiakUc. Ittfallc dying than dm In all Ibe JO Mbargh landed lo ( B a i t of P a r l e h* dou# (hi* *uig batwaau ea a ad Euro**. Ha*, it detour* k-cafp*ted of- I*a diplotnala, irlUmAU OIBB I'lT A T IO * TO i;i.le \ SI A III.H it. U'hiiM »••• ail* tl 'll liUt'er sf Mildr**** la> unUnnwn. , . V mii me In tvlijr Ordvird* In It* «n.| n*|aa ,ir lavfni* oni CTlirull I ’nn* 1 lii .nvl fnr Hvmlnol* IVun* I) . i'i"iliii». h i m . n lb* Sod (Ur nf Sti«i'*l IH*. In lb* bill nf mm* l»l *In• H in t nunliikl !*•** *n Mhl I'a'iiH. lib |l |». Kolgsttv. Ill* •■ iota ■ i*vii»». i 1‘i.rA '|i*»iir* nf s I *a*a.|, tal al»a* III* *smn m l)' law UkM I - - itAllfadwt II- • (lif.'ld III milt |n UrvlM* n.ila.V i«a | li- tun b|t*|.vr In 1 which ■ HI* ifi.if i i d i l l la* niiHII*h*d .for ft*III a .n ar v 1111%■* w w kr. U liM i d*Male r mb I. m-l and aval tif wei.i «*nsrl on «M* Ih* IM «Im> #.( J11I1, A K IftS i l ft*. IIHItNOO* • r i . t k I'lrru ll i'nurt Ha i -i I im.la- iN .iin l>, Florida. I UK AM mi m il ok riuil.ii* .Tilth t i i i : h t a t i : <>k K u t it n i.it t o Ntiu ti t j sum .tit: i . a v i : u . f n F b t r n r v , Y n |vr, Iftoijir <, • Yl 1*11.«Mai, MUhljrnn. •v Il m|.|«v*ilnu ftmn the ittm n •aIM I f o-aa•»*|.l ;t I (tI fllVrft In |hMt re-riol»i rnn**. wlt*r*ln U'rnier l» Maanm In V*ll li»l «n«tlff. .iit> Ntttntn I Mit'irp-ldt W II la tl. h tuliRi (lamft t mi nr* it r**|w aft. Ml aaf l*f*tlMt, Sllrltl* p m , Th a» f.-*a* t*.n. Norms i *1 *fi»r ft .1 V. II »ar»* Ir q u lm l »aa l.» n n l «»*»••-tr It# f ate* (h* Nlfft'h ."Md'rloft t’l'Mii* ftNantl, H*-n.ltt..1*> l*nunl%. Flair lain. pi Fonfnnl, r'a.»ft»l*. *«n iti, *r-i »* tv r»f Ann* n-t *•!*. "N'l tI.a a* INI. Ihvrs -t»imtv#-r fit th* I-Ill nf mm* S K Y . S C R I M M A O I . In tba tum m er Uma the )arda to ge fe r Joe M a t t are r r r t lr a l. The lM .p o u n d a ll-A m e ric a n guard from Texas Aggie* get* In trim by bu ilding derrick* In the a ll Belda near B ranham , T a x . lit r e he flexea tbe eld right arm aa be c la im , i* be "Texas' toughest,” Social Security Board Tarpon Is Caught In Approves Florida Old Suite Of Broken Neck A ?e Assistance. Plan st rrrrRSBuno. July 24 — (At—Disregarding thu handicap of being eomjwlled to wear a brace while hla broken neck waa mending. Karl Mosely Jr., art ot^ on a tar­ pon flihln? expedition several day* ago and returned with a ISOpound prise beauty—a c#tch‘ which approached wllhln five pound, the local Angler*' Club tracing entry fnr Ihe sra.on. Mosely who suffered n free iured’ neek fh an pulninob|ts . - n«h rerently. tlwlughl the rlub's touin ament had closed, however, and failed tn register his fish- auto* jla a been eub .fig b U k g airplane*. fW *. a|rm*o. depenu bt faralgn make to U r lane* pn the d A siatic continents. o f l i e world's a ir : : i i a ht>t yat (hown i t e M t e to a # lafarn ath m il po- o logical (dance. the United Btateo ddlattalr la la the van ol other world powarg, Tear* of fly lag over th* Caribbean, along th* t l U t I IT t d i a l l , '•Kill.M UM i ' U i . l l l a iM U tltM . b. lU /jililaS o t. I is ln tlic • W .•T. XlTCIlKl.i* *1 al. llllllo .lt UK |*l Ml.I« iT IO * 1 T « . ufcu. II. 11.11 i i i s n s 4 I Ho.M», aa eo*|»ailnei*ni|i c u iu .iU n s I wl ( I I V It >1 A l ftII lb aa M. UKftk H. ' - * A n . iB W 8 , J l l . aan.1 M AKTIN U . SIA I*TM i;\\». and lu earn India I a* I Uall>. aahuse |»lar«* uf rraldsh « a •• utiAiivae n; si Alt Y J. tjfttlt fl ; utid It. I» lIK IC It , l»a*r huabsnJ, • aaliuM ft»la«*v of reaidrnro la un* • know..; II II I.KWlH l't»SII'A.\ Y. 1 o F I -i lalo 1 a*r|>utatIon, now dla* mlaiv iiianiiilim to* |he laws of Klurla'i. and all i^arlitr rlsIml.iK Ini via ate. under nr Imni tha raid I II. It. I.IIWIH CtlSIl'ANYa dleanlaOil 1cnr|»of iillntt. nr utlirvwl**. In lh«i ||nl|aiaalnu drerrlted Umla III Bain* I Inulo 1 ••mid>. K lo tlilii, Uni I I sc* ' m l H um ft" |dst nf Hanford C t l t r r IH'IIm aa allow n In plat llooli * wT* |MU0 al. •*»alike •Camilla ItaOOldS v a n c j u v k r . a . c . jtity » ( . 1 La rk of market* baa furred fhrlt* Uti Colombia III rimer companies to rloae down |g loggldg ektaha employing if.OOtf man. fbr o n a month, . ‘ P§rty Lines Melt As Gotham Girds For Vote Battle i IS OrJ ikKtn iij.* M“ m................ S . i™ T EvenAged May Dance Says Dancing Master CITY NEWS BRIEFS tVAHIIIN'iTdN. Julr *(.—<A1 -F ift y und ality-yrar-ohl men ilM ils M r . » « e . « . Owe. and wnmrn are "nnl too nlil In era w ill inert Mnnriay nlgbt lor dance.'* Mrs. Mentis Itoarh. pre» their ira u ln r lit monthly session, Ident of lha llanriny Masters of (Tty Clerk Frank lam uon an­ Ameiles. aaid yeatrrdiy. nounced today. “It s lha one ax'-r-laa you ran do until ytia'ro 1 0 y r«m »ld wltuThu Townaeiot t'lul. of Kanfor-I out speeding up the heat." 'he decided lo ere. I- their large slgo f V this week, at Ih r lr irg u la r waau- state eteasl fedvral meftrv for th; j added. J -la a ik at me. Ijb * ) a gr*> hair. ly meeting In Ihe W e lik a Ho ltd- needy blind and dependent ehlM - nnd I go oa lag Iasi nlghl, u n o rdln g to tV. renMr*. Itilg a i t f ItnnifGm. Teiaa, I I . Hughes, president. l« the ( I n i aAman |>i leidrni the Ikincm p Tea ch er- A*»— !•' City Judge Frank U U tiler cx k I lull, Mhgrlg! i*r« for I a comenw ill prasldo al a session of Ihe tlon-Wtlg. 1 -t Munii lps| Court In Uf» Police Btallnn Monilsy eflernoou at 4 : 0 U o'clock. Chief of Police Iter 0 . A U 8 T I N , T e x . J u ly 1 4 ( A V W illia m s reported today. R tka public school teacher* w ill m to drive their aatomobtlc* Mr*. Sophie T. Roebly I T a a better, among the local nurao* to rwturn| Bafety and driving rear*** * (t from the Bhnrt Court* et C a m p , M in g offered at two aummer IteOMvelt last night. H*» u*m* ^ fco o j, attended by teaghera- Tb* waa u u la le n llo iia liy omttted yea- , u t e department of education la terday. - • preparing a traffic safety manual _ ' ’£■ V . 7 . . . . , l« bu dlatrtbuted among 4 T.OOO T . •>*, Law lan. * u p «rin U ad e n l. uacber* (a tb* fa ll. ftL.wWif loilmilPB Ur Bawl---------------it. N H - H A F T F D not* County, w ill refW h (• Day■ u - v . _____ i Ica u (leach tonight after apund T A X C O L L B C T IO N B U R 0 F .il . i|.-lAV— WASHING tag • day In hte ofdee attendlBg - - ■ • sul>-cum* Th* Senate v lo o fficial bu.inra*. Mr. U t H 0 i i | T A L U U T A H E R . J u ly I I . —(AV rniltec vlrtui nl i tenplan* to spend another week at —B u te Com ptroller J . M l « lion detetive -Iraft Daytons, I yestrrday urged g committee from signed to ap ourt prw . r-------- -' . l tb* SlatdW jU aae^tlaa e f C.«vnt) cedurr. It as ■ Approxlm siely IM local boy*.' Comisslonaga to pro** fa r eeOec- I aubstltute far Praaldril erigl* member* a t' lb* local NkUOaol Uag nf |tW O .M o In State and M l ecort bill re-erganlss Guard ualta. marched tbla p o r t - county usa*'al***a*d against ra il' Which hwllldad Supre Court I’ H Tcdcbers Get CttUrtfes Tn Drivitik enlargement. QAItK p R ilt T I Frank Lemacn reported today, warning Banfordllaa who have B E L O R A P ^ Jaly U neglected the securing -of licenses arch Varnav*. lead of, nnd tb* vaccination bf dogs dur* Urn jiaat wetk. tkgt'tbry must a* c|ukkly aa hooelbl* cr their detra would tip ’ plrknl up by live & lu ml - ftivivln iftrufillfwl. T|||* Illeftn hlidll fte* |»lll»ll»h* 4 A I lie* hull foul I I n wl«l M n*WS|MI*«r| putill Inal In HrtSfsH* plnrMSu(turf y wra»V fnr fnnr rnnM fuH f# . | t«itie* ■ ml Onlrrval s i Hsnfrt.*w« I'tnrtils. 1HI1 1 he 3 11. ilsjr nfJw lF a |>. t a n . n p ii^ n s n o N . Ct.A , ..f c ir.-u li Court flh Ja« ria l C lfru ll. HrltHnnle Coantlr, ' , rio ru m 1 lly A M JVKKKe , ih -p u ir d » -* (.• Il'fflrla l Heal). K iir in i And getting it FAST, tr y it Yduli lk* rfd'dy t« SM vpmsclf Up nlanknid^ of Coluin* bus. But you won’t be tbe find. Many other people in Sanford are rend}’ to back up your explorations be‘a cause they have tried tbe want ad acolumns o f The Her* al{i and gotten real results. They have provikl to themselves that this plan for quick, dependable action real nee for yourself. It will fcork fqr T h e Sanford Herald W A N T ADS sT4trKllftM|MHIr N U TIt’K -• A l *lrv*n u rlnck N\ H n r n liy ntf.rttlos. A t iiu rl 4 . 1 ^ 1 T st *hu rfturl Imtiia*, Hanford. Klorl *s« Ih* lfta.it nl nf I'Mt'llc 1 n»lrurftto«i w ill rvr*lt* »vwlva| fttiift* for •Hs arrrftlf.M i.fithU ftH im w h o a tlN n a Inu oft Mi.iwdy, Fa**ft ftUnforu. Tn# ftltaar.ft r**a»r%■ *» fth* rtshft lo r#* •m*« *nv nr nil id.ft• Fo r sjw fli-dll'iu* ra il no A»«hU*rft KH»> .1 . Sl'.-itf htnii. f ll v l l i l l . Hanfnrtl, FlntU.*. Il-art aaa aaf I'ul.lla* IItvl r U*lloftl fOf Ha |.til."It* Fount*. T* AV. I.A IVTO S. Harrctsrfe F n i:i» T W ll.t.lASIH Chsirnian. KUr selling. For Inlying. For rtiiilhg. Fdr Swapping, m oV MK.KTIMI Nnllr* la ti*rrk* nlv*n IhSl »o< 1*0 0 11 * 1 iwvvllnu *»f IH* alnrkHoM era *.f Th* H*»nf'»r.| lU nlat m-II ha H*ld III Ih* nffloo nl Th* B* 0 fair*. Ilvruld. In Hanford. F Is ..** 4 »il% |t ih . ••IT. s i A \| e.Vlork fnr Ih* Ironoarllnn n aiirh hntln*** w" m sr com# •• for* Ih* m**lln* D iscovered!! A New Way To Get Results For getting real value. . . . • �<7 *» / ” BATORfiAT Jl'LT 24, IM * THE-SANPORB HBRALtf, BANFORB, FLORIDA’ A m BIX S a n lo r d T h ea ter Claudette Colbert Shows U nusual Brand O f Humor in Picture Com ing T o Ritz' N ew s for DOUBLE TROUBLE! Star’s Wit Sparkles All The Way Through* “ I Met Him In Paris,” Paramount’s New I Film Which PlayR jHere Sunday Railway Drama ! To Be O d Screen Here Wednesday i Playboy Picture To Show At Ritz On Tuesday Night Monday at the nits i nratcr. Dealing with the adventure, of With two leading men, Mclvyn mi|„ onk|„ pU lo y who m.Ver D ougin and Robert lounjr, light # j lug to win M i.. Colbert’* alfae- " fu,e* * d,r*' who *“ •••• Ilona, "I Met Hint in Paris" olfert ■«,t ° l thl» P>a"B*d '"to [jJ | a double gaurantee of sparkling * hot political fight against (In* altnstlnna and bright dialogue to father of the girl he loves, IIKlt the legion of Colbert fans who Radio* “ You Can't Brat l*»vc" Claudi thrilled to hrr earlier comedy lilts, brings Preston Boater ami Joan „hl< h play “ It haWenril One Night" and "The Fontaine to the K ill screen TutsOlldedlfUly " day I n -" l Mel Him In I'aria," Mis* Tha film marka the flral rrr Colbert, a young Ameriran girl In* atarrlng role (or Mias Fontaine, Perl* on hrr varalion, is the ob*lhailed aa the moat promising joct of the affeelions of both young actress to b<r discovered in Douglas and Young, who portray,| recent years Teamed with the respectively, a playwright ami a'h igh ly popular Preaton Foster, thn novelist Both men are masters o f [ two stars are supported by a notthe gentle art of the "g ag "—but able raet, and tha picture offrrk a discover that the Innocent lllllo wraith ul uproarious action In ad- f d l from bsrji home" is just a dltijn to Ita romantic aspects •had* too feet on llie cumebfrk Small town politics, with an nnfor them. <•- Ifl I scrupulous gambling ring allird In The action of the film la ef the police and the town bns.r., whirlwind pacr, I forme hh the background aynltt-l which the high speed story is played. Framr-upa, clrctlonrri In­ graft traps, raposr* .and similar Imeattributes of campaigning me Inclination - In kre|i right-on tha'woven Into the plcturo with cxriltrail of the girl | Ing consequence. ~ * ln ~ i flfiffy iif Kfinn nf tb? mpqtj Foitrr marts a wrslthy ttllar* breath-laklntr wilder .porta scrnca,ney who goes out to dig ditches avar brought lo llie .rreen, both while altlred in evening dn-«. ns try to sweep Mias Colbert o ff her a result o f a wager, and Ibis feet, but they manage ipily l» con- [ brings him In ronlaet with Miss fuse her so niiu-h Ihst shr ran’t - Fontaihe, campaigning for her decide whlcli_ uge of them she father’s re-elrctlon as mayorloves She flee* boTk to Paris, re-( When she darts him to enter llie solved lo forget them leilh, hut the rare himself he accept, with alsopersistant young swains pursue rity, and things lo-gin to ha|i|H-n her bark lu I'm is, and force a in surprising fashion, showdown, A sparkling cast aids the tn-n *'I Met Illln In Paris" I* grand principal* Frank M Thomas as siflsnl unit William ItrHi.-irta imd comedy grand fun and a fast- Miss Fontaine'* m ayor father, Alsu Brute a. u pair nf tu-n pa*; moving, thrill-parked yarn. Clau- Herbert Mundin as Foster's butler, permen hate Ihe rhh-f rniiportitig dette ('olla-rt, Melvyn Douglas, Union Churchill a . a crooked pnRobert Young -and Ihn lialanro of lire rhtef, Bradley Page (s an rules, vrilli II iluiri IVp|s r, Paul, the rial rale ns superb, and Wea- equally crooked politician, Paul Ouilfoylu mid llnrnld H i er In} ley Buggies' dirretion Is tops Hunt a* Foster's two-fisted as- lni|H>rlant pnrts^ Two Of Triangle th e C o m iiijj CHANGING COLOR FOR ART S SAKE Important Cast AopearsInShnw Ccmintf To Ritz t Return Engagement Thur.il.ty In n tloiiMn ft Mire prvgrnni with “Tin- illt I'.irudo" m the Itils Tlo liter. a t j“ TheHit Parade’ •To Show At Ritz On Wednesday Brilliant G r o u p Led By Henry Brandon, Lyle Talbot, Star .— Tim (txrlllng Incident* nf n railroad drama, "\Y( .1 Hound l.lmllrd," will I e seen ' n Friday lha Itllj Tticairr. Fnm *U"i first lisil of Hi* toui>.nnllro wblsi Ur- In Ihe last cllrk of the rails this movlr proi i " * to pruvide thrilling entertainment, l,y|e Tnllioi. i»iti ■I <r a sta­ tion agent. Is ‘ dlfg>u<•«! v.h‘,n.' (Ightlnx tiff holdup 11 util. Ju _>» Mnlsesr* 'n* January*, fa., is. in H i n m iri. allows a pnr.-enger trnlil lu t |o.s n swlti-h uiul go l> dustrur* scene In the llepuhllc mujiit*». "Tl. lilt Parade " lli.n. Hi Ims no wllm a lu prove Dial ho was hcdpl- >-* in prevoni thu nrlilcnt mi'-.i n .hapt.ehnl. Convicted <>f criminal licellgnnru, Im esr.p-.-c Irnm prtiuin, Kiimd* nnd hecoim-, h luglllw'. | Mi-nlhs luler Ii* I hei.limr-l, hv Polly Ituwlca m 'l u rn s tho, While nurse. mnvrd qnh-llv In "Wake Dp and Live," which list red of llnnrj It; uijdiiti who' through Hit* tjiftldiir i. , Hi'H-ltplays « rt-turn engagement at the' liivci I’oliy. ItrAhdun K irns Tol- <r» with Immati vargu w'eie rollliol Is n tnvltlvc .um.I arrangns ml III ami mil. and n new pn :u.sf, lilla Thealer with W aller W in-} III 111 rest; VUi ) a iu. i al­ "III Iween T w s Worn :l." s up ' hell, lien liernlo and Alice Faye I ter Iraln la III dtupor , f ih--lrue in ’ the lenlurcd roles, Twrnlii-Oi Hun. Tnllait 1 1 * Imprl -u.im-nt Innnehii) nt •‘ rtricil'diK-yh Mayer with Frittn hut ......... Mu.ireoil t'sntury-Fn* believe* that It has t» rjive It. The niiai.liit elimuv It'HiillIvnii itiiH * Virginia lirtn the Hwecti-.l, hiiile.t, most ilium of thu film vindicate TnPmt |ii-afllnr an Ifliimflrtil ca d . ill. ritm s mu iieat ever turned out by ...I .il.-dj P.Qnilay, W eeh t i i i : i:i t z Monday—C!miI. lie t.'nll i rl, • :>■ l:.l« rt Yeinif "I MKT I T ) IN PAIM!V’ Til d av The IHi; l i e ;!ctf! ;tcr i t lb ■ It l ‘ l " rimtiiM , I’r lull Fil ter "VOD CAN'T lii. \T I (IV : " Wnlm .1 y, Thur.'day- II I P i., IK1 ■ |'.| *1 IIP HIT I'AltAUK" m l M h r i - i A T .*’ l:vnti. I ritw 4 V f fin'll Urtww “ OETWKKN tlV O WO\|i:M> Pi May I.jle Talbot, P.iTIJT llitjcj. " t v : Hittl'NI* ITC H " M i [U-turn lion U n . "W AK P 1 '• It I. Kklliida,- Pity SCIIKKNO—* AUMOIIKH CAH" ; r: t An ry "Tin- iiir; m o w . " A T T ill-: P R IN C E S S Saturday, July lit, Sunday,. A t m u t "TIIK MAN lit. UK” and "(ilINNEHS AND GU M i" L O T S A P I L L S . Ithrumallc Charley tirlntm, boss of Ihe Nallonal Irague-leadlng Cub. who l« taking irralrocnl* n a 81. U ota hospital, may be out of bed soon, lie's having s grrnl lime as a sirk man witli llie principal peer* aialnu I wide aaeortmcnl el vari­ colored pilUo Selection O f T h e m e Divulged To Radio And FilmAudlences preparing for a ENGINEERS | | j I I I t | | ! i 1 Radio and film tana who won­ der how a theme eotig Is burn would be enlightened by the d ra­ m atic scene that took place when C a rl H off and his lllt Parade orchestra selected Ihe number that would usher In Ib elr li l t Parade program on the a ir. A group of Intent young men lounging about In H o ff* swank Central Park South pentlinuee, discussing I his time nnd that. W eighing and considering. Dis­ carding on* after a tint tier be­ cause It waa "too f a il" or “too alow" or "lacked punch.” Aa (ha discussion conllnued, on* of them lih y dialed In u pro­ gram which featured song num­ ber* not ultra-new but w llh A undying appeal. Then, over tire ether waves lik e s goldrn-linied Inspiration came Ihe cajoling, sweetly sentimental melody ut " U n g e r Aw hile." "That's M l"’ they yelled slnmltaneouily. “The tune h a . a k lcs and ihe title ha* a m eaning:" . , So they "nursed ll, rehearsed It. and gate out the new*. . The tuna's alw ays present, no m a ile r how Ineon.plrum isly, In every -public perforiimuro, PnIrons, of Ihe H its Theater w ill detect It Wednesday and T h u rs -, day when they see Holt and his orchastra In artlon In Hepiib lie's tuneful muslcnl "The l|lt i:rlli|iint; ilramu wltlil.i tin-'i dle •if n great mrlflint InMlIulIm amid llie sitfierlii < nf tli« ilulty -victims itf- rritsew -tfaitw -—un,| r.e victim s - M t’ ldoms. and radio lum inaries as P h il B e ­ in DnU-erral's dtainallc ■'ram lud Tolu- ilnvDtc. fnuu gan. Frances latncfonl, Duke E l ­ lliiutnl l.imiliwl." Ilia r-ii.toiiiar,r roh-a u- ploy n i lington, Eddy Durbin, (ieorge *it lndii“t(Kuia young phyr.-l.m d vol, Molssea nnd January, I'lc Vuled to hiu work mill who mai and Pat. the T ic Toe filrla , I ’J rii-a a woman wlm do -« ti'ot l o v Thorgersen and "The Voice of him, E sp srk n re ." Vliclnln llrtite nppourit m the (lus Mein* d lreclrd . giving the adf-n llted lit lie -a u li l in - Toluproduction a test, live ly pace Inform lisirharlnn* id H m throughout, -ll# '* a like ly can d i­ min ttiarrl.iEi- nnd Maurc-.-n li'l'oll llvnn phi>»_ a yiiung nxrn-. o' a date for lie u season'* Academy mnrrii d hid" In lo.i- ttlih Ton Award, Ci-orgi- fi< iti dirt ■loti iho phs______ line which l» ha.-.: nn nil nrinl lore.i rann-r* Gold mines are often found by nnl story hy I'.rli li Von Klroln-Im llndr Iraillllonul |tracing “ float,” or pieces yf, Vr* adapt od for Iho si-rcen hy Fri-oi-ilik Hti’ pliaiil und Murluu |‘armom civilian broken from veins and-vvgt' I sonnet. I downstream. • ’ ’ for Vnolo Baas'* navy war* ^R „ ___|0l|lf IM ;__ _______ „ B A S E . Ii*.* H ere'sso ...» Ihe f.» newest F O A T IMw G W A ‘ boat Ima n l w l V e a !r c r a ll 7 a r r k r Y o rk Tou n w hich w s .u n d c rg o tn g la s ts »t R w A Innd^ lt o . _ bird a tllsp ln crm cn l bf 1 9 ^ 0 0 Ions; carrlr* a dpten S -In ch a n U -a lrtro ll gn M j ■ on rritn . eluding Oicra, and can do 3t knot*. It's tho last word, at Ua asansont, In aircraft onrriw • ITS A C R O W N . Egypt1* King Fersuk. whe will he crowned Is Oriental splendor nnd Invested with (ha sacred •word of Mahamcd All tho Uronl S . at Cairo on Jnly U . ^ T O U f t H K I T T Y . tt*a “ Cllmaa,” linn rub ol "Jock” and «rJnna,“ big eaccimcn* In tha London too. The hone serins a bll largo Im snob a lliflo cal, but food nf any alao looks good lo a Jungle kilty, 'w-S* I I ■* �' Sanford Is I K i Only Central ."* Florid* City Affording Roll, Hlihway, . And Water JTnuwporUllon Seminole County Prodore* ' More fruit And VejreteNeo Than A l^ Similar Area la America j AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER -» North China Again Nears W ar’s Brink ines Bomb Loyalist Soldiers A re R etreating On 2 Fronts In Sp<*i$ DEVIL DOC, S ON DUTY [parracks Of (Chinese I Division Blasted By t Fliers And Fleeing f Men Are Strafed iDoolingjHeadOf " Tammany Hall, Victim of Death New f o n o l ; . 1 h 1 D j • 1 If . J | - 9 ; j ■i M Waterway System Discussed ,A t Meet New Defense Lines In Cuena Province Are Any i luintrc la Ihr pie.cel | Being—(^instructed mullIhr proposed SI Joint* M V 1 *• i l l ! Itivrr Canal » a . im iw il li«l«y in R f T il# t ia o r ia t M f r a t a H i ,'*olnlton passed try-the SI. (iovi’ rnmrnl Stmnish arm* John-* Rivet Improvement A i«‘» ri'tri'nli'd on two fronts i iali«n whi* It *1 ili‘«l .that the |*ie* nil route i* Ihr m od pinclicnblc today in thn fut-ip-of |»owcrand fr*.|l-le ami lhal a rr-mutH’ J ful InMirficiil nttackn. Tim front wont o f Mudrld would ivl'anl llu* progress «I a » i I ............ .. Hit* Hireling was held .•iliifli'd to Villannivn l)e La I inini* in the Chandler , f Canaila after (Jenprill Joao H? T l* jlM w 'a lN Qeneral Knlaukl warned that the Jkpsnrse army has drawn up all available strength for a "drastic” punitive campaign If ^recalcitrant” Chinese b'th Ul■wkshn troops are not removed, 'foWlllin^ the ultimatum, from IV* unlinttlml feiping an-a by pooq Wednesday. General Sung Cheh'Ya""North Chinese commander . and chairman of thu ^Hnprh-Cbahar |mt|tlci| rouncil, . was reported with ronflfmati-m In have or­ dered h.s nun ,tn “ tTslst.,‘ Chinese Ironps fled from their l y r s r l s at Ijiuitfang Midway Thn (Inal on* brought death al his hom* al tlella Harbor In thn Itnrkaways, tin was unmarried hut* closely attached to his relalire*, especially hi* three slaters who. were at hU bedsldo whan death name ’ CITY NEWS BRIEFS NorlM tyrnwanO. iftbuty rlprk uf (lin Clrenlt Court, la Jpenitlng a two-week vacation tn (teorgla atrafnl by Japanrw* planes. Hun­ with relative*. dred. o f Chinese •soldiers and civilians weru said to have lierh Ikiy Seoul Troop IK. will hold killed In the. 10-hpur haUlgmjit Ita regular weekly meeltug at tjiig fsn g and the town was 7 30 u'clork tonight at thn Jun­ heavily ijainngrd. ior High school, The llomrl (Ja(ianese) News Agency raid Chinese forrc.i "were Thn tUpford City rninmUalnnIn "full .rout” northwrst from era will hold Ihalr regular Idthe towns. ) monthly meeting In Ihe ' **lty Hall lonlght al T:>0 o'clock. George Henry Wills . Ih Victim Of Death Tlio meeting o f . Ik>y Hemil Troop |4 will hr lo-ld tonight al 7:in o'clock III the llapllst Church annea. arrordlng In an nnnouncemaot mada by' H. J. Ms. Monroe Saturday aflernnun nt Mrs, T , l). Hoy, form erly uf 4:04 n'rlnck nfJ.’-J- an 'lllnnss uf litis rlly, died al her borne In three works. Jnrksiinvllle early tide morning, ' Mr. Wills has lived In lids lo­ according l» Information re­ cality Tor || years and yittend* pel veil here today. ad tha local public acbjol* lie cam* here wllh Ilia pnn-tis from Thirteen persons charged wllh Kekrrt. Colo., wherua /iu was violation of Clly Ordinance, born M*r^-*fTvt44jLe/rt^ will lie arraigned IMTore clly Ahn&t Ihrea weeks ago llm J3-I Judge Frank L. Miller In a aes year-old youth relurm-d in tilsl alnu uf lire Municipal Court this home from Soulli Carolina where afternoon. tin haa been working for some lima, aufrrflng from heart dlaThe | >nnllae coach whlrh was b-asekrhlch laler caused his death.; alelen from Ihe garage of Mrs. " It* la aurvlvrd by his parents. I, A. lienaud, who lives at 23 <>l Mr. and Mrs. Jacob c . Wills and flak^A venn e, »n llu- night nf one lister. Edna, of Tampa. Ju ly 7 .- was fnund abandoned reFuneral serrtrea were held al ; renlty near- orruund Bearh and th* Ertekaon Funeral Home this - was rtdnrned tn Iba owner. aftamoon at 4:00 o'rlork and In -| larmenl waa made In Ihe Kver- 1 green-Feme levy, The nev. W.* S. Queen of Ihe Inlrrdenomlna-1 tlonal Tabernacle here officiated. Amrrfcaa forces were standing by with full v ar porks in l‘ elp Inc. irady to defend thr American fighting S h r r M Inin that city. At thr request of the Amrriran consulate, American business men stn PIHJfi-Jl*ee » r r P- S- Marines. UlldiT the ahadna- uf- Peiping'* a o d e n l »nlK in n drr*i pnrsdr at thi StrikeViolence Flares Anewln “ Cleveland Area Curnno-rii* building •til,, ml •.llm* was pli'* idl'd over , |iy Gculgc » " TripTo “ Haunted Church '’Climaxes Camp Activities MBS. ROOSEVELT TOURIST t Miaja’a Twenty Persons Hurt In Clash Between Pickets And Polige govornhiont force* front Hrnncti ' M to die. whit A* president of the msiiriceiil altark. IMh sides nave massed morw |l|.. H-'I'-II ,w s* brought up ,'** men noil more yiinpowder iherw |„ (|„. y............ advertising which Ihim for any ol her loti tie «f tk* lynnl-l present lh.- Irne beauties elvil war. i.f |h,. nyer kiniwri to the world. I-il—tm-w.ialwl__ S luiu- mikht . I"1 plncr-l iilonit the m»l coast I't Mi,uni in tinier 1“ net wealthy pm son* l» cruise alone tin* H* in yeebta. Enjoy •er IIn lln innlinn uf Jue. Marti! BoysAt Winona v Swimming, Boating, Hiking And Eating Villaltiiira is miles from thw 1 Spsinl - may—- heenwte - a -e r w la l— Imlll,-field. ftovemhirnl •UfMk . I here inly hi lay Madrid opeii-t*** o new frontal attack. II Is Ihw " kry to rnmniimications Uaaw knetil' has driven into the InMr* wilhln thn wedita tho Kov***' government report Id a now da* Insurgent rommunb|urs said (iciirralissimo Kranclsco Kranoa'a finer loot, morn than 40 mile*1la Ihr Alliarruein sector uf thn Teruel fmol ea.l of Madrid. A guvrnmenl report said a n rw 'd *fcaiu: lln* was being orgalilted ill Clienra proviner to m b it thn Inonigt-nl drive aimed at s o w * lug bt-tillary e-m mu ideation mails Is |wi-eii Mmli.il «tid Vk* li'liria. a. , Id le. I silifijestinn was carried lhal effort* be made III inter* r*l the fipaiks Thenll-ra in.the , inakiitit of n mot Inn picltiM* C[,KVF.t.AND, July ad. - M h A hiking and touting pilgrim Inavcl.-eiic which inishl he t»Steel strika elolenrc broke “eut age Ui the Jlllle ‘'Haunted I'hnieh” tied lo Iheaters thinugh-mt the anew today. At least "211 permna near the south end of lake IVinn ' cnunjiy. wera Injured In rioting ut ItrpubMi Mam i Irile was ' ntnih* na yesletday cliilia*act a Week of llr Klael Oirpciratir-n's f'oiiigsn* i'7.' itinc urtiviliea el • mop Winn eh air iliaII of a eommiltro ilirlu-l i iug Fftnk liniiiiiier, prraideut ol McKinney plant hare and II weru na, II K. Mmiis, i nop dn ret or,1 the tI d x ml I'humber o f Com arretted staled today I lurrre, and John IV. I'ainpbrll, Th* claahaa thuk pjica .w t 'a Thlough Ilia waak, .tUwJmyq-alt ‘1‘ mayor of I'alkl’ .rt, lo eentmrf the pollee broke through CIO pirkrt joyed swiimning, li.-stunt, hiking, Iheal er rim dt mid inv eatlgate line*ami eating, Mr. M- in- aid, miii pmaihihl iea of such a project. Tom Ctlowackl, fil*yk-nr-oM udditionnl pleasure, wilt he t-ro - In llu- .«>nu- plm, il uaa augpicket, auffrrcd crltlrnl Injuries vldrd for lln-m in Ihe r-nuiug wi'ck I| ucsIm I that— advein-.-mi-.ila I** wbvn he was run down by n x ir f ‘ Tlio esinp leidei* fiitr a isi'ne • pineed iii yachting iiiagstinr.i containing four men trying to cu­ •part in adding In lln- lUteilain where Ihey mlglil In- eeell by ter the plant. 1 mini of eaniplrg. I* y*a* rlalel wenllhy spo'rtaiu-li Two policemen were hurt. Some I'KKNACDIJk, July 2*.” - (Al — j Sidney Nit, Jr Inslti.el. lln- la-y* Men Giblis raltid nlleiilioil to tfK>n strikers »nd aympalhiter*. a ! In ehoojlng at a fin fool n-K-dn- 1 o loll which w'ua In In loliielureil Aviation Cadet Arthur II. Itigler, witness said were ma-scH around lieu largel isnge; William Zsclny.j| n. the la.t se**imi ..f Ihe Florida leserva* sludriK from I'lainvisw, one o f th«a_approaches in ihr Te*as_ was killed here Inday whan I Jr, as.is'ls Ihe eiyiif'-r* in li-nnl. l-egi*lallire, wholi pitwiili.l for plsnt's mala entrance About inn .games; Rain I.llCr lake, rhaige of l a psrl of Ihe ga**itiiie lav In In-] Ids I raining plane erkshed at th* officers, many on h"r'e« and m o-i , waler sports and water game*; I o-.i-il for Up- ih-ti lopnfeiit of Ihe nnvnl air slalion Aviation ma* toreycles, atlrmplctl lo clear n j RoIh-i I Allman is eanip Plerk and uiilerwruys of lie -Ini.- fhe lull rhinist mate, Ward W Thomas, Ills, charge of head'Piatlrrs no-1 I would have giken iilieul (sn.lHNI an enlistrd man from Fonddular, |all equipmi-iil; IIP haul Ma*-m I* wbirh was lo In- iiai-iI iii working Michigan, was erili'ally injured and rushed tn the navy hospital, II I J F F A 1 O, N V .. J u ly k'rt. Mrs. Sarah tletuno Itiumevetl, mother of Ihe (Vrablcnt, i* .fi­ |liTkemasler; lliiek Korpuson Is'j iii ihe riiiinl .Sueh an amount1 (Afi A hnsi. fo r aeUlement o f ile- a . she was earriod on art Inspi-cti, I bugler, and l-c'l-T riiilhpa ulds wouhl tisvi- In-el, Hiiffk-jenl to lie was flying with Itigler. ll Irfp through IIil* I'ini vjtt (onThe student pilot was praetV* atrike of 1 0 0 0 product- truck d riv­ : Ihe esmpers In alhlelk. lii.ln ric l'nmp.-i( in Italy. She w., * arcum pariinl |,y f . s Alnlnr ] enpiire giivrinim nt uid III the ing takeoffs amt landing, st old ers and w arrhnu.s workers whleli A hamllerafl rlas. will he slsilib,r W illiam I’hillips. ! PInject. Alth.Sigh il wait never has rut o ff B uffalo’s m ajo r smm-r |ed for Ihe mining wealw-urulrr Ihn ptearul.-d pi Ihe hi.( ses.jou, Mr. Curry Field He had Just laki-n nffl of stap lr fooiU luff supplies -shs e 1dlrrellnn o f Ilnnglaa GsFoer, Mr f'lbbs lirgid itn.L it Jh- passeil in when hi. plane went inln n spin i t low altitude- Neither lie nor We-lnesday m orning, was i<-j,ehed I Morris said * Thomas had an opportunity to tn* last night It was announee-l thstl nii-ny n *psrsehnle. HepresentaUve* of food mer­ 1 fellow, had liern laugh! In swm chants and unlnn leaders agreed, tin the week, i-llu-r. had <pmlir>eil P R O T E C T IO N after n four hmtr ronferenre. frn a till Ion was pa.M-dr three point nrnwntn which nnlild I ed by Ihe National Rifle A»Si«-i4* WARSAW, l-nlulid, July M.—• • Ihe atrike tf accepted by Itnlh Itlon, an-l another group bad gres'George Gil In, per-id-oil of lln ly inerener-d Its tnnwb-dgr of bird Idh - Thieves here lisvn maintain* sides. ed an Insurance eniopsny, II had SI Johns River frnprov- no nt As A l tho aarne lim e, of fie In i. of 3 .00,1 memlmra nl| paying Ihelr soelalmn, an-l Waller I’oarhtean,* meal parking companies and I-n it­ premiums regulsrly. When nnaof vicp-pre»l,l,-nl and rhilrmiu, uf tiners n f,lh e lr tfOO striking employe, by Ihern was a rres It.I Ihn company Florida Waterway f'ongiess w,rfaile<l to reach any agreement, arid hired an allnrnev, paid all Irlat guest speskrrs of Ihe Itplaav Club C IO Icadega announced that * meat (() eo»la. sod provided nvlrn food fop torlay nt il. regular weekly n o -1 . embargo would berome e ffis llv a ( llm llrlef while Im w»» In prlaing al Ihe Valdet llolel. ' at midnight Commenting on rumor, uf, a The embargo. Hugh Thompajm. prnpierd ehanre ef ro u te , of III,regional C IO director, said, wrfubj '' After n shell -I- lil.t tsrion In SI John.-Indian Itlver Canal, Mr prevent any Incoming nr nulgoing “ d.tv s enumi r'r put returned o Gibbs slatr-d, "There wns rfeter shipments of meal He sal -1 11 "- * terdkl Hull chandler II Kelson any blea^uf. rhaiigmg Ihe roille of union had refused a ' requesl -.-f 1 , 1 priitiiliieul la.ngwissl resident hJ&C,rnrial, bnws-vel. Ih e as*-, is)e-u fw u .il slut was found ttiullr ■iitpire-t p n j| delighted lo R.len 4-* any Flier Killed In Fall • At Naval Air Station France Is Having; Its Troubles With oron^rs Jury (iiven Nclwm (Jn«e Verdict) liOCAL WEATHKB ->l th" IntVrseellon -»f I'nlltmllu -rid rlerievN Avi-nto-s last Mnnitai nlglil, met III. dr-.tli ul llu-hands of a parly in psilh-s onknnwn. Tho Jiiruis wei. mmlilo In ns terlaln whether or inn the (slat Injury wa* InfUrled hy a blow dealt by llm usaalbiul or hr ms fall la Iho alrm-l , wllueaaea lo lire argiiini-til mis .\-I- iii fall but did mil knos wIII. sliai the IsjngwiHsI man se*- Ml.- sho, ur how many |M<rsiuia airmk RTin, n or. ran limy il-lli.ili ly identify Ihn cur whlrh *p*d ••»»/ from . merit ef such a change \\v <m intuit.ly voted lo keep lh<- pit -ml 'plan." Mr. Coachman onltine*l ihe progrejs lhal ha. |s-en ma-lr m the waterways «f ihe slate lb- |!olnlrd out lhal a eantl across Ihe Kverglades and llts w alrrw iy. o ft Ihs cast enasl hid been eom|-le|ri| ami lhal ihw liter wa. rlpu to ar­ range for small olrrnms l-i tnler Into them , Ilolh sneaker*'were inlro-lv-d by Karl l^kman aeereiaty of lira Rt. John, River ^lliprow in< lit. Al* M rar Abercrombie To Be Senior Teacher Mr*. Itatllc M. Abcremnible. fhalnictnr of Ih* local Federal Mmde Project 'nt Ihn Works I’rogrnsa Administration, waa rwc«htly notified o f Jtnr rn-ap|silnlmnnt aa aenlhr loahlmr nf Ihe Banford music tcdool. Mr*. A bare rumble Is tearhlng piano, votea, and light rearRng t>> children of Beml nule County •ho are allgtbla, many of wbnm Martad |a tha original etas* and are’ far advanced pupils now, she •aid. Th# project In thla rlty began M u . >7. 1(3*. wllh a rlaaa of I begteasre. and alnre that lime. R haa ai pended to a alsa of ■anoy- lime* (hat number. Mr*. Abercrombie baa been teaching m u le tor about II Mara aad U wall qualltled lo lir a laatiktcUon lb tier pupil* » b o might otherwise never have the oppottnally for aledy. It wa* Madrid Imperiled In Present Drive \Advertising Of Inland By Stroke In Midst Hundreds O f Soldiers’I Of Bitterest Fftht And Civilians Arc NSW VOHK. July S S .- f A l Reported As Killed- Jantea J lauding, 41, leader ut Tammany ||a||. illril »t a stroke North China t. teetered,- Inday In lln- midst of llm nmst again today on the brink oil hlller i«illlli.il tinIII of Ilia nrgaiiliallnn'* ]( ( yuars of ctlilwar. rncu. , Japanese mditnry planes tlmdlng although ■ I r n a d y Muted the harrncks nr the stricken nml knowing his death B8fti Chinese nrmy division might cnBio at Any llm*. nad and Lieutenant (loneral Ki* Just successfully blocked an 'mil* yonhl Kataukl, commander of trr mnvemrni against lilm put the Japanese army In North through hi* own entl New Coal China Issued n new ultimh- rand IdMr.— Untlrit—(llalra —Renator Ilnyal H. Cnprland, Int lliu tum. Thr situation apparrnlly was New Ynrk mayorally rar* against ttnprectelenlod revolt and tnorr am ir than at any- tlmi* an slnte Ibr first ftarrup July 1 bmnrlil almul Indirectly theaplll whrn Japanese and Chinese troops In Mayor Florelln It. MOuurdla’a dashed at Msrro Polo bridge. fusion party rwnka, • P A - V A i i l i n r r Mf t jo*H troops F J P Backln Face OfVig*« orous Attack Fr6m Insurgent F o r c e d ’Scorned By River |Group Here Today Japan Issues Warning Of Action Politician Is Stricken W NP Mil Kit 235 Entabllahed In 1908 SANFORD, FT,0R1DA. MONDAY. JUI.Y 2fi, 1937 analatlon '.v — > *- -r* If- B t’-ipr prerided over lb* maating-.' in lha plsee „ f II. II, Colaman wha ws• unable to altrnd William llii-guilsilhent and mem bars of It* ririT a*sociatioo srtrg gursta aI ll.fi meetingSTOCKIIOIJd, July yt^ id-, Winners of the 1117 Nobel Ihrlts* will rwrelve ■ alight Ir autall- 1 sum than waa given out la t« 4 . Thla year, tha Nobel Futadatm* hae Just etiBouacod e*rl» pill* NANKINtle Julv Itarn been |o, ib-iliilla * D s / tp o a 'a - T id e * 1 uaaday'd tides, high*. 9*uj A. M . 9 JO I*, it., low, 2-1*1 A. M il I’ . M. ' OEBPERADO TO Temperature clue PRISON LABORATORIES APPROVED Herald reading WASHINGTON. July *«. - W ) —The Denal* pas»,-*l and seat to lbs Home yesterday * bill by raelerday in MeAlm-ler isettiep* Gary hospital.’ while T e w <‘‘l> Ihorltlas sought hi* wile hit « charge of elding hie ear ape Iruut Kaatham, T *»„ prison farm, Senator Bilim lu auiliurlie «■ lalillabment laboratories retop new -.liter faint M. Baromstar Yeslerday. 30.lli today. Jd.nl.. Frfclpiutlan Telal fur yeslarday . . 'Total tor month In dale t.M Notinel In dels which mlrkl lead lo an arreat, If- fov* Mickey Mud.* <•“ Jlhrdy, and tdbefCMtie.* favorites lls.h on lit-IbBAUrgbcra In Chius t tan to the palrtolle aid tho Kunmliiiang, or. V ___ . i^ r . Hearth for lire a.salient* I being ronlluui-ii but s* yet liter Ftorlda l-arlly eioudy lon\gbl still Tuesday wlllt seallered Ihdn* 'ih i Imsrrs Tuesday. F. I t r «W • ■ftor IIIwest Florida I’afUy eioiidr prulMblr Ineal Ihumb-rshnwsja tm night and Timarlay. ^ of regluual research In Ihe eoulb lo deuefa for cvlloa and pneluils, - ■ .has i - i ______ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 24, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0773621903422d0b57437a1dbb957963.pdf ab6e7f514043f756ae93cd261301a347 PDF Text Text 1* THURSDAY, JULY l £ WIT TODAY'S SPORTING t l ■ £ » t IHS.STANDINGS i Jim Bottomley T o Succeed Rogeirs Hornsby As Head Of The Lowly St. Louis Browns Action Taken By D. L. Barns Ends Very Colorful Career For The 41 Year Old Former Major League Star IMt*l.tUK)i Hi. Lfetil* tlnrnum .* ISlVAktjS Zr nM iiitatl . «l ilt u W llIS , July 21 —UP)— ****ag«r Regers Hornsby waa de* 'ti! a* "Rajah" of St. !i * Brown*, bringing the I brusque 41-yearold *tar le the ret. probable end o f a bate ball career h i | reeehed untlvbled height* -W V ^ f IndWyoal pbty and teem dlree- Ormond And Crescent City In State Finals IIAYVONA BEACH, July B . Ormnnd'a aandlottars blasted their n y into tha final* of tha rc mi-pro baseball tournament Herr yesterday an thoy polad oat a 12-4 "iclory over the Cresevnt City Crewrote. The Knit*, to deelda the win­ ner of the Florida tourney, which will meet the Georgia winner In five ,;amee, -tturtle* here An*. f>. will be pliycd Friday between the two club*. Yesterday the Ormond rutfit wa* too strung In all waya for the Crrwrnti, blasting ont IS hit* o ff E. K- Aahton and C D. Woolen, while the Crcaecnla nude .even- irrorti. Score by innlngni O ratel .'410 101 209— 12 IB 4 Crescent City . 000 SI 000—4 7 7 Murphy end Clvrna; Athlon, Wooten cad Cepetend.' eluding the famous St- Loul, dardlnala of 18(0, -mine In the holm of the Brown* In the tnhWIe of tho IBM s***on, rurceedlnn Wndu Kfllefer- Under hi* direction, the beat the team could do waa sixth place In IBM. When Bamee and hi* a*<oel*tt-, look over the team at the dote of had , VV'*.h,Tialnn •'»*« y*1* "PParent flnlah to, Horn*, the IBM acaacn, Horn.by wna , ,i l..ut. e. .in 1by'a 22 years in the major'league signed to a new two-year cm tract 1 " rwl.tl.lpl.l. *' jeame la a cryptic letter from Don- celling for a salary bf *H,000 n ! old L- Darr.ee, president of the re-’ yearThe contract, however, •ti* : organised Bt, ■ Logit' American Bamc* explained, was worded so Mautl'ttJi! Via i Utm•lt l » terminated for ra.rv at n»-t l—"F ar the beet internet of ihatha-Cluh'a-iillcrrlbp, •' Aged Marc Won’tSto: Htiffd# .1*1 Browne, you art hereby notified To replace the •‘Rajah,” Darnc. Ilee*hfWi lilt .that your contract with this com- announced appointment of “ Pinny At New Post Offic pany, dated Nor 24, 1938. is here-'Jim" Bottomley, reserve first!«i>i n i n n y uj.tiu ii tjrrmnmisa » W rfirSTRilroT IJHI, u.-: this date and you are relieved from manager for the rest ef the reo.im (A*)—When tho gevemment built a Mr«ui>i<i uuty^ as manager, effective at Bottomley, who played for many new p<»t-offlre, It reckoned with* AIUru . . year* alongside HornsLy wllh the 1out Fanny, a (3 -year old mare, -v/hat u,. for Cardinal*, said: ■J,“ Homaby'a n f n u ! i was1 "I hive no thangra in iMnd, but^ aikrd, |will keep on and try to do the Ik it 1 "Well, Jual aay he was ralrarod, !___ 1 with III the material now cm hand. I m : m - i .t s v u .iit m i» v W ife* Ehv* in o iit n v s t te n i.tfacit n fer cause," Darnc* replied. “'DrawT I. There will be no ehnmrc* In the1 mm4 w*er»l si Ann*1 ; t*ii1*tfca j. your own eonelusloui" Itnru UtUnJ, i: Ufaiiurp, • hSifeifd, I. In the remhaat awlrl of rumor o f h ^ _ _____ ___________ ____ _ IX . *. syvUwA. I. erd report, on* fact stood out bold-; footatepi to followthan Hom*by‘« ■i||7moilnf'aTvd fend her on by tho ly—the Browns' ahowin* tHla year *-• **«•» «*■ «« * —m “ •■n.u. . ■ la getting n> . iiji' h**. Has been Indifferent, although a lay. .Otpccjili marked Improvement had been ex­ .14; | ril tall gaw ,-iiU-aSH, 1. pected- With. Um aeaaon half over •wrrrsl p .U U , yesterday, the team waa Inaecure­ CELERY It |ha h-glas.i c ly In seventh place, !B pa’mea be­ tm:au't> i.nati-si at It seem Oe a GROWERS hind the league-leading New York r " , l e .j « . r-r i-s n r a pi. taniv. t-1. P „ ',> a Yankees. fill i.it.'v. ». ii ic-Kira By a quirk of fate, Ilomaby I'ir.i-lraaK. t. N'<u made hi* last active appearance at , Wet hocauoe Ury i.r u ir n REG UR FOR n Brownie against the Yanks in tho •i i ., » *■ MhsinHI LaaaWarg n i tlrlsn r, first game o f a douMeh'cader. It its, ^-i 3. l otaa* tha tlnnrr.il waa a aad finale for tha "greatest . , L a ta llto Orta:-! right-handed hitter of modern WE AnE THE ROI.E AtiENT aWarg are lolac a ran > lime*'’ whoa* lifetime batting IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FOn RTOCKHOFF W IWas lb* AisVa* rraverage i* -S58. the A n lu a still In IV With the base, loaded and non* n"tn\ irMnuti (tgWt a sl the Uondollei. out In the tenth Innlnr. Ilomaby ALSO A-COMPLETE LINE OF WAYNE FEE! mf rHUnc m u *-■ ••«»**! I, -went In *a a pi nth-hitter an I m*4 «1IV p T O* AlWftY, rolled weakly In front of the plate Ik k f f u «4 f r t t l i f jlM • s «t!**a* i** » **««•* |> ttik r, . « V s « U rawr lY* f*l| ?I%*rtr* #n* for a forced out at home. The next batter hit Into a doubU play, end­ Tmy. It, Ar»fl*ViFl*. ing the came207 W. lq( Sirccl Honfonl, Kta. LFMiri: _ Ilomaby, former manager of I; J*Yn»rii"#, t. three National league club*. In- Attention ST0CKH0FF CELERY SEED S alford A m co Feed Store NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The ID.16 Dcl nquent Real Eatata Tax LUt of the City or Sanford, Florida has been parted a l the front dear or the City Ilall and at the front door of the Coart House in tho City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain n posted from July 1, 19.17 to July 31, IM7. Ad Real Estate upon which 1939 tuxfa are not paid and agaiaal which tax certificate* have not al­ ready been tanned will be sold at public auction bn the 2nd day of Aufuat, 1937, commencing'at 10* o’clock A . M - al the front door of tha City Hall In Sanford, M illion s prefer fh is flavor that is different". # I t’* a skillful err-. M w rrn m ayonnaiae and o ' '•! jln n rd bailed drp**ing — wii.. —anrrl il piquancy aj] j la wn f M iro. ' W11ij» la totally different from 0*1 1W dresaings—aqioollier, llufli. itx . 5 d*!ldou*.Try Miracle W hip- -it.! MOtACLEhWHIP CONTAINS MORZ— F. S. Lamson, City. Clerk. __ < ! * ■ • ■J C ra sstn e a A - 1 mm Adorn a P (^ h , m . ii gii \ r j ik. < ?,< rd T v jI A w V H W C y ] \ FAR MO*f—OP THE COSTLY INGREDIENTS! �f* SrmlnoW Co«ntjr SANFORb. FLORIDA, ON TRAIL OF MONSTER’ Disturbed Preaident B e l i e v e s Some Of His Objec' tires For R e f o r m Already Achieved In SRiilhfg Mood A!•t^ 1 Press' Parley 4 However, Chief Exec* utive Declines To Talk About Action " 1* WASHINGTON, July 23. official said today that It* the Senate’s emphatic H od of the Supreme t enlargement, President evelt foil some of his pal objectives for court ■Dilation had been This was coupled with a bint d p t the President believes a m od complete and permanent attainment of bl« * goals would raqrtrs court legiMbUon beyond th*t which tho senators, who v lr tnslly killed b b court bill, have been willing to accept. . Ceart'bilj opponents, forcing the m i s s n to be cent hack to the Bonoto Judiciary committee ye*' tayfeyi agreed to certain proce­ dural changes In the lower courts.They b i * aa agreement from the oyablstiermn oenators that there would bo nd change in tho Boprtmo Enlargement of the Supreme Cbmt has boon tba principal point s t ‘ ' want administration leaders oaOed the JToddonl’a Jgdlclal reI At bb regular press conference rrmldmt dedlnod to comment actiko He apfla * garriad tha quasticn aa to whether ba cootampUtcd camprtgnlA far hb court program by aaytag ha has not dona any cam* Eckerson T Erect Fert h Cadent eommunlcitkm commission rtrtm aa, died at hU summer from New -Tortt- Ha was educated la th e New York public schools •ai Ul«r rtM to U pm ldm t of tt* New York City board ol adu- &x Earned To Death Wbe.i Truck Hite Car ITBRinOB, Md.. July. ) — Btx parson# ware la- death ia a naming ar a track otruck • I --------— 1(14 tura‘ tA FUGUTIVB COMES TO THE END OF THE TRAIL 2 Weeks O f Compjux .. ative Calm Broken - v B y Renewal. Of In* tensive Bombarding Building To Be ' stmcted To 1 (EquipinentFor ufacturing Pr Little Change Is 1 Seen In Position* / 'Amngrmtnts ha»* kasei aa pitted for tha erection end. eUIlatlon of a citrus food do) d n tln i plant adjoining W « m FTult Cannon, l* r , « * • Ing to Information received fr the find today. T W equipment wQI bo mano#**" lured »hd Installed by Us LsSSlaV ville Drying Machinery Cosnpewf of tamlavllle, Kentucky, and M will be ready for cporatW *S » MOMe, It wao oUtod. SM The tbhydretlun equipment wRI, be houMd In a (wo agary badd* Ing S4 ty T8 fret and' will Id need tp process all cH n i M 1* from the cannery. After bebig ground Into email paftlolao, the peel will be ran UiiMgb rollen (fflccn orertook him In the.woods near Mulltlcilo. .A rk , and for the extraction H ‘ '-rmMm * th e captive b covered by S machine gun? In the hand* of Scry few momenta before, Bergt Mooney k^wl Hybee In a -furious i and then through lating dryer. The food will then Armed with * harpoon and randy to do.baUle tf necessary, b# bogged and put In rosdlaoat Charles B. Brown, a deep oaa diver from Msimphb, la shown pre­ for oblpmoj}!. *i. k il l e d iiim i The company which manufae* paring hb equipment for descent Into the White River .at Newport, turn the drying equipment claims Ark, in oearch of a mysterious "monitor" which natives claim they to havo a process which should bays aeon in those.waters.. He said bn expected to find nothing more give a much superior cattle food dangerous than "an overgrown catfish." to any other method In «.iy coo l com no# producing eltnii or beetj] pulp feed. t — -------- : It b estimated that the plant|i this year w(U produce approxi-l mately 3,000,000 pounds of the! feed, and It U believed thit nUM of the product wM be sold util Florida. Tbs canning company on* [ WARM INOTON, July II.—id1) nounceo that, tbs eoftitnu-Uon ot —The Renata overrode FreelFight Over Proposal 120 S a n f o r d Militia tho dshydraling plant wltl begin dent Rooeevett'd veto of contin­ ta the near future, and Urn all ued lew Interest rates ou farm S e en Conaparable Members ToEntrain ■upplle* needed * in the construe, lion will be purs hayed locally, loons by a vote of 11 to II foa- Program Political Sanford National Guard Units Will Depart for Camp To Slavery la a w ^ ford youths and a number of offi­ cers will dan khaki shirts and breech**, campaign hats and other army regalia and gsaembls In the local armory a* 4:45 Saturday morning for revelJU prior to leavIng' Sanford far a two week en­ Tha begtaalaga of the conflict campment at Fart IfcClennaiv dato back to Mr. Roosevelt's (trot term when Ooograaa, at hla re­ After tha Nraiila the three tomquest. paeaad u o p r a c a d a a t a d panlaa o f . local.mdltlamen will emergency legislation and tha march down Flrat Street to Ed­ Supreme Court etruck down,’ die's Restaurant where govern­ some of Jt, . An Important moating of the 8t"Chief among tho maaaurs* ta ment subsistence will btg'ln with Johna River Improremeot Aaaoa breakfastAt 6:48 the lads will fall bad bean the Ayrteultural iMva tha Sanford depot where a elation will be held at 10:30 o’clock Adjustment Act. regalatiag (arm­ Monday morning in the Chamber special train Will bear them to tho ing. and lha coda provisions ot of Commerce Building, at which Alabama ground*tha National Recovery AM. reg­ During tb« encampment the of- .tints ths proposed Ht- Johns lndlsn ulating Industry, 'Hirer canal will bo discussed, ac­ flrera and enlisted men of two Than tha President stood (or cording to an announcement mads states will rocs tvs trafhlng In dsro-olectlon a n d rarrlsd svCty by T. E Simpson, president of ths fenslve and affsnalvo wsrfsre in­ Btste except Matas and VormonJ. Seminole County Chamber of On Pah. | of this year ha aaat cluding drflja in dofanse sgalaat Commerce. • , air raids with antl-atrcrmft guns, (Osellwued Oa r-wa Theeet Representatives from Brevard, defense af gee warfare, troop discipline and other Instruction rel­ CIs^, Duval, Flagler, Lass, Mar­ lon, Orange, Ooeoola, Putnam, St ative ta army dutfaeGirl Scouts Will Outatsadlag an tk* Hot of a s - Johns, tad Volusia Count!#* ar* Take Swim Twta nusvsra planned for tba encamp­ expected to ottaad la addition to a ment are tne Brigade Masuarem largo delegation af local people. It Many Sanford Girl Scouts will In which *b personnel ol tha ltfLh was slated Tha business session wIlKadatlead a meeting Ibis afternoon Infantry ot tha Fleride Nallowi at RaaLaado Springs whom fi­ Guard and (he ldTUl Infantry Cl Joans to ths Valdsi HoUl at aoos nal swimming tests wilt ha gtT- the A la b a m a militia will partki* Monday for a Joint lawcbaca with en by the Rev. M. J. Bram In pat* Thaaa manuevoro will *aat the Bonford Rotary Clab. .prsparathm f o r a Coart *1 two days anfl two iflgbu Alao on Awards l o ba held In the wear tHs ochoduJo for tba enedmpment future, Mias Irena Hints*, cap- sra battaiian movtaaents - whirn tala of tha local troop, staled will w a r three - day*, two-day CITY NEWS BRIEFS today, regimental menuever* and twe Abost t i of tha girts have al­ day* to bo devoted to company ready completed thslr examina­ tions. bat there era five w h o P m a g tha encampment this will ba reviewed today, Mias year * great, amount of atreaa will Hinton added._ 1 ba placed on the participation *1 Plana are going forward for tba paraannsl In vmrioua athletic rirrak tha pioneer camp lo ba held at aathrittpo each man win ba re­ Caaip Wlhtwtkl. and tha next quired to participate in eng a f Ue two meetings will ha devoted U forma of athletics to bo provided auktag additional arts eg amante. County JodRo R. W , Ware re each afternoon from 1:00 *tfl 4:00 war * aavanlh person Injuries, The track drtrisd * aavaa-yasr-oid boy Anne MncNeUl WIU ag hla* through tb* wlatha ear. Tba others, all Leave On Buyinf Trip i of oa# UraUr. coaid If*. Tho dead: Barnard tin , ASM MacNsfJI will tsar# : II; hla throe etsura U , Anna May. li.Feu- trig la Mfw Torfc OMy whan tha brigade athletic officer - Brigadwy Uoaeral Johns Person* o f Birmingham will ha*la pornmend df lha force* lo aaaamhla at tha —earnpm w t which will b* British Divorce Lews . At l i l t Liberalised Glenn Returns To His Home Before Taking New Post ''••This aiIrtTiT iS i. Tffw nihSif tow Interest etlenalon, the. House having ruled previously lo over­ ride tba veto. It was the secoad time this session that both branches ot Congress vufM to nvarrtde a ve­ to. on June I. ovar president Ml objections,' they passed a will axteadjag the temporary gov­ ernment Insurance policies wt World War veterans lor anotnar flva years, A coalition of It Renats Demoorafa. all llspuhllrana and three ladapendeats voted to override It, Eighteen Demoerata and one Bapubllran, Vandcnherg pj Midi* igaa. votad to auaiain, Aa the result of the Hensts and House action, tha emergency rata ot 114 percent will be con­ tinued on about I 3.000.000.00u id federal (arm loans for another year,- to be followed by a 4 perdeal rate (or another year, Abqat ((**04 borrowers (root lbs- ledr rovers trort lead book commitoton*r* will bo at faded. Hod the Praoldonl been ,*ps talaod tbs (arm loan sale, w'uuld have been lha prqialllpa *4 per­ cent on new cuntranls, and old mortgervi iudsbtadnsas, vhlrh won refinanced at lower rale* Ju l i l t aod HU would, have re­ turned to tha original’ matrarUral obligation o( t to I per nanI, la bla veto meiaage Ruotevtl! opposed coattauatlon of the low rale# on the ground the! nelloaai farm Income bad adveurad fraa* ii.eee.eeo.ooo to almost fl*.000.000,000 annselly under hi* administration and that losses ta tba treasury (teas sxteptloa df tba law rates would amount to a loss, be added, Would latartaca read today fram a short vacs- with his effort* la balance UM badge*. Raw tor alaaa tosk part hi yesterday's Rabat*, r "ta via* af tba tact that ov­ ary effort at economy has has* awoeaaafully resisted bars, I'a* hat going lo aapport this effort M A lr n in T J u iy 23 .— ( a p * — T w W shelled w ith in M « hours and with » t U n it I S kilted snd s score Injured toj liitmrtrcnU’ big guns, IC id iM • a bru p tly 'w as throw n beek t o the grim ness o f ft bllteS siege. A fte r tw o w eeks o t com parative calm w h ile t h e fig h tin g was centered outald9« the city daring the goyonuaseft nffcnolro, Madrid wao Jolted hrtk sharp realisation that the fch» ■Icglng army U otttl at toil liong biaorgqrt^AHlJSrtT •Up- last night wsaLtondwod bg • new bcrdbardmrtl today. R h # l Brotherhood Lea der fall In the canA of tha eaprtbh Fighting outaldV the city CsadfeP Sees l), S. Business ued with the government wtP As Getting Better ning In sumo sectors and la WA ■urgonta winning In others, > 11 L, llli’tm, prominent Sanford Thera wgs little change, «c*De* Itc, returni-d yesterday after quenlly, la « Abo ik x n k iM im 11torn)Ing some time in Milwaukee, IVla where ho wits in altandanre at tho Trlennbtl convention of Iht llrrllirrhiHxl or l.ncnmotive Enginroll and Firemen where bo woe at Uruneta and Its aldaa Bam, J ’ filltjw aval mgqsyrr nC |hf“ J»rnwu»t the wvtt a n d T t td M p iii publication. del Pardillu on tho east, ,v Mr. (llonti, who Tin t*cen general Insurgent forces centered thsl| manager of 'lha II rut her hood rn Iho A’ C- t*. ayntrrp elnro 1U34, pressure in the Brunets sector kg >lalnl that ha >,haliid to give up an effort to drlva between *ihh V ., Ihe Job fur hla new |>oall|on at ths governmeat lines. Ineurgcnt cmnmandara lulba* fond n( a jwriodiral which has n I'tirulation nf fM.utKl ami I* the r.f* they .-an force the governmitXl fielnl piihllcallon, In the rlcnotl bark from Its 100 square tall* aalirnt If thsy can apllt Its fsrea* luUie urganiinllnn in America. Mr. lllcnn Iniliiaied that he at llrunete. On. the other hand, the g e m r would leave Hanford elmrtly after Ihe fird uf Janu.-uy to take up hi* mint la pointing tha thumtf le* Ward Navalcamsro, south of nete, on Important base fo r tha slcgo j f Madrid, and at Getafa further southwest, an oxtMDl outpost of ths slrgr line.. its Second Time This I JHt| Ihs eacsbthHo*|<Ukr spactaj equipment being manufactured in Kentucky; Local labor wit be used In the construction, a* wel! a* the operation of the plant. It was Imported. WABlflNOTON, Jaly <4>| —T h e shelving of President RoooevoH'a proposal to enlarge the flapreme'Coart climaxes one of tho greatest M U M *tru« glee alaco tb« fllihtWMt'. alar- j ** Government Winning. ’ In Some Section* . , R e b e l s In Others K Senate Overrides! Roosevelt’s Veto Df Interest Rate River Association To Hold Important M e e tin g Monday C o m m u n ica tio n Commission H ea d Victim O f Death NUMBS* EaUbliRhcd In 1908 Tension In Far East^ Is Believed Easing. Ford Motor ? Cotupsiir'e i MIm " " 'n. *h<> lalmr Icsilsr »*kl, sdillnq that nabm organisers wren ir». Ih «l. the pensiofl p lA maib1 repassing on primic pfoperl)' >lu , Il|vnirnt at tin year* of ugr optlobI» when they were beuleit n»,l »l I" employee* However, hr v'alchassd from Hip gales tit lti<- ''.1 that nmij rnilroniM required recompany's Drurlitiru plant, se n t, llremcnt of their employees ol the latu tha record lit n tiallmial In epn of 70 years and at IU year* ol bor relations board bearing jr - fire FT a phynirnl evsmlnallon relirdsy * vraled Hint they were Inrapscltit- Ford attorneys celled the tlrrt id for further service. He Indicslof - about so witnesses esp, tird id that In all probability «>lr lO Uatlfy (nr the compsii) .dlir would bo the plan adopted hy ths Urn board coarludrd Its cum. and Atlantic Coast Llpe. 1 Trial .Ktsmlncr Jidin T. I.lnd-j On hi* return trip to Banfnrd, say overrule a inollon lo dl»- Mr. Glenn atopoetj In Wsahlngton ■las tha 'complaint whlili cliarg- to Interview erverel ptdltk-al lead' ad anfslr labor prat tires. era In an effort to grt • RWA ap* Frad A. Thompson, ruslivlUh proprUtton foa thr proposed hr*', * ( records la- Fool . sc. r- tarlul pital' here lle.indicsted that COPoffices, tdenjlfled a deed In «lit< |i llltlons' for the securing of the lieci. Ik . ■FssVal < e li n i n s i l H M a .. s u - .l a h .. > .a a u ' . . — .. .1 fa L la . ’ much of the llahtlOK .x.urred ■ra*»«*M***o y i i w v . s i c u Ida—Total Tl « W I# when Itlrlisnl T, trails I O V f t " S cV O T ti (JlIQ K C B , _ KnlLsv 00*1a*I, Walter lleullicr and nth- . 0 BISrk Rtm1-. t^re-ri! w of the UtillcU Aulu-1 FAIRBANKS, Alaska. July t s imnshlre' Bulkisr Bw> B P lla Workers were braleh s« — —Alaskan, displayed a JauaCaraway, Clark, *Oaa- ^ *r,w* lo direct dtalrtbutluit j,ly Indjffsrencr to tlw greats*t .land Dittrich Praa- °* BBlon Hlsralure lo eiiinr ot sartkqsaka .disturbance ever ra* ■nts'udsr d m i i J ** -PlMl’* MAiuo employers. fontad-Within the .It rrltory. For 1 l U l r t l l S ; -------------------- + nt«* k ^ra many .W k s, foar of Holt Johnson of CrtWATERWAYS AITHOVKIl them aavare, occurred over tha be , [ansraa Ma- '• ■■ • tartar from Fairbanks to Anchorarras. McOlll, MclCat< WABHINGTON, July 13 agw Utility companies, banks a»d Marvay. Nsadly. Or- *""^V oqiBlbus riran'hnd harbor* bualadaa bouse* carried en-baal* war. pope. • f -Tn M approved yesterday by the sen- nata. aa usual Only liquor atoroa khwnrta. tilh~i‘ lMI rt* aammarce Included authoriaa-1 failed ta operate Ths earth shocks PEIPING, July 13. (T) Tags a nets army offlcaro tonight a*S nounced that tha withdrawoi t f tha Chinese 37th division earth*, word from I'slplng area bad bdrtij completed. This constltutad CUaMDi compliance with lha Japanee# Hd* mend moat vital to the immadktd restoration o f peace in N«rtM China. Bpoke*roan far tha Japamaad. army said they considered the BTth division "antl-Japaneoe’* and g* demanded Its rsmsvwt from Ptlpv Ing. In Tokyo, JapA ls o authort* ties said tha couadA la tslaving from tha lanaanasa ftft during th(k past day* because of a a n d M - t LOCAL WEATHER t Ferssast Florida: partly cloady to*lght and Baturdgy with, local abort ere. Kvtreufa Northwest FloridaX Gsnsrslly fair tonight, I s t a lr t j partly * cloady, seattsrad thaadddT showers, . . , a Dsylofia-a .Tlds# Saturday's ^tdaa. high, 1 ( l f A. M.. M.s low, 1:41 du M- i j u i f t • ’:i •aromstor Ysstsrdiay, I0.H; today. M.U.1 Preslp Itatlo* T ou t for ySaturday...... Total for aaoalh to dala IdA S V �*. A ^ f f V u i rv i . Lr , » r h i y - ' i T ?T 'T T r ^ T T ” D --‘iV*. ’W y T t>\ THB 8AWF0RD ItBCKLH, SAIfFOlU, FLORIDA W W W Sanford Herald , It Can Be Done MAN ^ ABOUT—MANHATTAN , By OBOIKB T t r c K a r — — How other cities In Florida are going after the tourilMni, Fieri**. lat businenn Is revealed In the announcement of a WPA NKW YORK. July IS For four I salve*. The eoffra Is almost always project in Lakeland eontemplating the expenditure of ernts In New P k on* may P t on the aerviee i* pleasant m M W > I a lss e M l t r f , ... 1010. •» IM r«< «• $35,000 for the construction of a tourist home and the ■ tioit ancT tide for an hour, a and the paetry li good Coffee spending of $25,000 on a civic center project In Haines week, or s month. . . . I coots a dime, although second City. one rould xtsy aboard forever or helping* ceere without * chargeU DU X It is pointed out that the completion of the tourist unlit the boat wax docked for rr The pastry' b also 10 cent*, but home In Lakeland will give that city extraordinarily conj- pair* • • Thexe sre the ferric* on there sre no ra-flli*. ■y plelo facilities for entertaining winter guests, with bowling the lludxnn which relay motorist* At it require* about IS minute* to' and from the Jersey chore for esch crossing, this gives the RATK* greens, shuffleboard, rogue and tennis courts provided, Pedestrian* only mey come In far office worker* hurrying to their all located within a few hundred feet of the new building. three uninterrupted choree Juet time for a bite of A awlmmtng pool has already. W n built and Its opening ever. With etch eraestag the hag* breakfast, t . -The other ny>rn!ng to the public la awaiting the Installation of chlorinating xnucer lik* ferries ere salting rf two stenographers from xoino it* * • « !« • , « r t » vehicles foot passenger* here the when in New Jersey were mak machinery, M h n BAS B etters run of the crafts, wUafe wt**n« Pig their, dpdy pilgrimage to the w W las lbej»wr**te * iftin Haines City the civic center project provides for a smoking *4 *- -sw in ■ —be efcarw*« h aisles, or the ew t up- city, end on* of them* remarked! — A. . — mm A* A 9 Dm'Pw^TRffwD W' R®' club house, grandstand, tennis courts and shuffleboard stairs, where the view i* p e t ami “I IN* for this moment, Don. I courts, Installation of lights on the athletic field and lay the cooling breese* whip In with like to - people hurrying—end U a ila * * 0 K ,k « m r . I S m M )■ H AllAU don't they have wonderful cof Ing out of a trailer camp and beautification of grounds. refreshing cast. M W flW w . O W w XS It Is not only among the towns of the so-called tourist Many people here lif the cool of feel" la , e c c Atl*. a Is is oI t<, hi***, atit*. ry w ttb p**eet*al X w l states that we find activity for providing attractions for the evening like to get 0W these Dora said she liked the coffee C b l s a * * asS I n visitors. Many communities that have never before boats any of them, Md perk toe but wav no longer thrilled by themselves on the upper desk*, the ferry .ride and the hurrying dreamed of entertaining guests have become aware that foot on tail, and be wafted hack thronge, because she had spent IS XM •» Th the world is travel conscious, that In every section of the and forth across the river takiae years making the same jaunt virlii M u m w w h ir * la n r lt I H M la I I I ta a fe » " vlobe people are moving about to see some new territory. the air and eobeying the eheaghw twice dally,,, Sundays excepted AS A ll M «*a d is p e l* " * N , a* set r t k w a l* Heretofore obscure and forgotten communities are exert- color of the skyline- New York, Blase. • Ifcla i l p n a aS ala* sS p w b lle e lia a n f s e e d s 'ng efforts to get their share of the money which the vkwwt from afsr, I* prettiest si oorist so generously spends. That is why the names of this time. The vague bloae of the Ax if he already hasn't enough little Insignificant mountain villages in North Carolina and sky. generally In the Msafteid to do, what with pursuing Ms In the occult, directing his JULY « , t i l l tiny fishing villages Along the Now England shore and on Parrish manner, envelop the *ity ■turtles like soft velvet rurUlne, end the orchcstn, pioneering Ip Japan*'* the Mediterranean and the north const of Africa have ptnpolfttr of light In vsrleod hue* music, and writing, Vincent Lopes ■A IL »- — ■ -omo To mean Important tourlat places. wink from len thousand wlodawv Is going to give a aeries of lectures • at Columbia University next fell (•radically no city In America is so isolated or so mr <]>•> '"r also conduct two rlattes e~wn VTOBHJH HI I* tlse S Tori* H 'srklng -In appeal-thnt-lt-oaw ^ f ind-somethingwlth wlilctr W in ■ roenr rile epot for this vista, sad the Is muaie at the university. Twen • n attract visitors. On the Bay of Biscay In France there *; ■swsy. 'a om* of the largest and swankiest tourist cities in thu city ss glimpsed from these d ark 'ty years ago Vlncvnt would have t$ * i 1 wilt nevrr grt archri he* Inspired nt needed moro than the ete're to give ’vorlH. Blarritx. Thirty miles south is a place known as glooming him an inkling e* to the future At least one famous •S'. Bt. Jean du Lux. Prior to fifteen years ago it had been A couple of summers age an at­ that time he was In a monastery I will narrr fci a "tai," in inconspicuous little fishing town where the native pontempt wax mid# to serve beer ami •tudying to become a pries). boards Hriw who "paint" ah< .fliw tlnW on had never seen a stranger and where no one would ,ahon the Ixiala, hut It never came ' ’ Wl & that, town: Ted IstwU, swing­ Trwsrtx aide who danm an •••er believe peonle would seek It out ns one of the most about In the murnlnga, however, ingAbout hit feet from a swivel stool In 'nleresl’ng tourist spots In France. Today St. Jean du one may have rnffee and dough­ "Y fUrs s bli ux Is pushing ith bigger nelghlmr on the north for toiir- nuts. which are served on the up th* Aster drug store, draining a Of SSlIr alp A rliamtlc. 'i iHU'Mliirllv. Large hotel* dot Its shortline nnd smnrt prr di-tk, an opportunity of which glean of milk , - .Gomel and Win­ I leg* tsy mlhd wllf rvrr .lie. thnjii line Its streets and Its merchants and business many rummutcrV avail them- ona, t ^ d a a t ^ i , at- the Veraelllee. As epee aa Ihe aumrnnr ara. ieopl’ lire* vruiriteroui. ‘ , 9M t tlpPlcx -’nos lb a amlllii Whtt HI. Jean du Lur. hns Mone, Sanfnnl or any* city .‘ -r* bhr. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK , A* filter aalla go gliding by. In Flor’da can do If they make the effort to advertise and attract visiters nnd treat them aa welcome guests. ' ** ■*!■* D* Poo. By PNSSTGN GROVER __>r«m antif* 1 V'ij -------—o — t ues la d y alt-ilnwtiera . »Sipa who refused In wnrk WPA aewlng dropped aov “ (ione With The Wind” The Kissimmee Gazette wante to know what bus be­ come of the old-faehfoncd "I’ay Up Week" that used to be hi annual feature when summer business got dull arid A wife la alwaya glad whe 0 .Husband hex a holiday am merchanta needed all the funds they could get to tide them on get In aboel it hours dnln: through tho summer. When such a campaign becomes M Juba about Immii,—Vlnrlrti general it is tbo best device In the world for getting ^Mee-Unton. money into circulation and in helping to make business o sung llilng. Ilia Imya think belter. elmoat every game «( arru< "An excellent time to observe such a-week Is 111 U they elatl on Iho corner In Florida summertime when too many of us get Into tho ‘ up at * the kllchrn sink at habit of hnnging on to nur money an If there was to be '.-^Tallghiaiee Demnrrel. mother 'ncnsnii,* neglecting to pay small bills, and seem­ ■ - '■ . t ---------------------a Navy, at leal, atiuuld ai­ ing to forget that a dollar In circulation becomes a power­ sle the work of Iratlera. h ful lot of money as it travels In a community, |>aying up •eat generation should li old bills and buying new commodities. y a youngster wltlt scale* "Sponsored by some up-and-coming organization, the u s hilural heritage.-I’ensu •Id ‘Pay-Up Week’ celebratlorfa were given a festival air. gets Journal. It was handled in a way that made It possible for a man • Ttin Chlneae army loin hoop to nay a bill that he hud long neglected, and make a Joke Mat •trip off their rluthra when I of it. they CO Into liallioi Mnyhr lli.i It Isn’t any Joke, let us hasten to say, for a busbiess K ina tho relerlty of lliom firm, or an individual, to carry the burden of ‘accounts •eful retreats.- Kurt Myeri tiflyable'—bills that represent service o f, goods delivered K i n Preaa. and used—bill it cun' lie camouflaged us a joke during a i ■ o -- - --•• t .tf ln d o o n ace now lielo* mail- ‘Pity-Up Week* and a drive for collections made without |p|Mhle la almplltf «»«liloi: the on pleasant features of tho usual attempt at the collec­ Another Ides would ta> to o- tion of overdue accounts. OpIlOpkane and whan u aol tllrl."A s for th« circulating of market) flvc-dotlur bills, it knock put the penn Hint pul li helps to make people understand that a working dollar is a; tfoeh tell.—Miami llereld. vastly more valuable than tho mere hundred cents It rep­ resents. The Idea always hns been, In such stunts, to average weekly pay of push the dollar aa fast as It can traveLfrom butcher to workers li |3n which I. H'J S r. w r t than the weekly pay of all baker and candlestick maker—ahowlng on the note at­ ntWr Industrial employrr*. S'" tached how much a flve-dollar hill rnn do In a community. Render the etecl workers arc dl "Bui, as wa wild In th* l)«glnnmg, what hns become of the old 'Pa.v-Un Weak.* and what hHs bapp^ed to the traveling flve-doltar hill that i»aJd, and paid, and paid?" Johs L. Lewis once dearrlhe.' nxatnod by which rndlral ele Vhooa-U so root these rtoya for ty *•tel Iora and proofreaders. No •OOnor did narooa such aa OjmmI WIRma, Brusata, Quljorna d a l IfhaUBo bacons famUlar, t h g i hwa CWntss erials oruas, bring WWh It P*i»tn*r^a U»n L Wrpahlro. Lukouchlan and FougUL—Daytoaa r twarii Uua Rw-urd 1^0 rouplslioti Of llte Over Highway will make Rnj tbroughiiui lie th* gdlag down to sea Wfe't tn motor drlvrti will bg the factor IliaI will , tkf‘ (aland City proapar ' »ka pall Nice of Its pro daaarvpdly Ciliaan. rewarded. —Ri-J ' «• this n< citizen* know thalr depart ways characterised and Polira Depart Whan ouch s conditio* la never any doubt ta a minds about what 1* and they Karo eonfB Hip operation of tlmeo i MACON, Joly M —(AN- M. 8. Pennybackcr o f lakeland, Fla, gay* heat dodgers a tip yesterday —"Thera's nothing Ilk* was ring pa- jamii to fca^i i op! **__________ - Lgs ANarXER. JubULT -W*, .minUUt, relogaed by police Wednesday following a coroner's Jury vrrdlet that “chronic alcholivm" caused tho ilrath of Mrs. Dorothy Mpy Garland, 31, attorney These freed ware Mias Kay Tatwller. 23, and Luther Allan, II. 6) MAXIMUM $1,000.00' BENEFIT A#s llwlla I w s l* fa ir I* la « * le * e»» yea w s s lt. It iBlrvcaVre l e lasw cw are, w r it e ta r ea rttr a la v a . . t s d l i ant. w rv trd Vfaliw Ms Wrltw tiif »w»Hl8». THE AMERICAN Federal land grant* tn assist BENEFIT COMPANY state* In astahllahlng agricultural Orlsndo, Fla. colleges ware begun In 1882 | I*, a Um 2131 f¥ !W f j kj Di«RMiids And Wsic$ni Fins Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond,Mounting And Engraving "WHiss rnirsts arm Tsr. Lnwr.vr- *5 I WS I . rt**t St. fetsn a S*sl tA»*w*ire _ U ls m u s s W U W I s iU s s s s s s s s s s s s a a a s a H a a s s s x 1 ployer would be obligated to n* gotiate with the union and sign any agreement reached That matter of signing art agreement has hecn a source of dispute* •y • To this point, the new amend­ ments proposed would appear to give labor and Industry about a B0-B0 break. But the next phase of the proposh! ia that an employer would be permitted to withdraw recog­ nition for one year of a majority union If the tabor board deter­ mines it has breached a contract by striking or other mean*. That still leaves the labor board with th* whip hand, and to data it has been drckiedly pro-labor But it would Impoee substantial prrssura upon the board tn net In such a cat* aa that presented ty the automobile workers union, groups of which have struck re­ peatedly In the Genera) Motors plant in open violation of tho pear* agreement reached six months ago With oil ldue respect to iSr The plan hasn't hit the surface credibility of labor officials, tie yet, but i* a subject nf much un­ generally accepted opinion nf der-cover discussion nrwsmrn and pi*"y other* cla-iety folinwing strike devetopirmte was that the steel workers commlri-e PARM WOODLOTR PROTECTED did mil have a majority, hut ralleJ ST PAUL July S3. —WPIIhe strike as n means of recruiting Psrm woodlots are getting con­ one stantly accelerated attention from The new plan now ipilctly dl*. cussed still does not give the em­ soil conservationists tn Minnesota, with the result that Ift.lXXL aerr* ployer Ihe right tn ask on election That wnud give him an opportu­ have recently been fenced la nity In roll an eieilion when ho keep out destructive rattle felt Ihe labor organisation was at WASHINGTON, July IB. — CJuii-lly circulating within th* tanks of labor Iradera and other* interested is a plan for amending tho Wagner labor ralatlona ad that arises almost from within thu ranks of labor ttxrlf The demand for nuch a rawril* ing has grown Increasingly Insis­ tent for several reaaona—one is that slrtVes have continued in spile of it, anuther that it koves optional with lalsir whether the act shall lie brought Into play Knr instance, during the first stages of the disturbance* at Re­ public Rteeli the Steel Woiker* (Irganiiing committee, a <' 10 af­ filiate, refrained from calling in thu labor hoard to romtuct an election It claimed to have n ma­ jority membership among the workers, yet declined to attempt exercising the right nf bargain­ ing. which a true mij-Vlty would have given It. Hrnubllr. however, could not apiH-al lu the board. . JOINS WITH CIO NKW YORK. July SJ i,m Tkw notional marhlma union fnr , molly Joined forces with tho f ill I bf vat* nf It* ransrilutlimal nip | rsctlos hero yeolcrvlny. „• la­ bor rontluood its walerfraiiT war { fora. H* »trailed dawn Mown’* street* wearing pajama'* and tUcland ho JUDUI ASSI0 NSD wa* "dratted for comfort," 'IV* worn nojamoa duriog hat TALLAIUB8BK, July II - (gwaolhar for about flv* y u r t | ( «t —Judso william V. Alborg at pajamas and have pock*t.” p st h* kteg Wool baa boou aaaigaml by Iba. Kuvoraut'a ufftco to prrwWe It* said h* had W o n arcus- orof rrlmUot oatMt of vessudlm turned to pedrstrlao*' sure*, Dural county non wook , . T lrtK o n t M A T COVKM nttlTOM AUTO KAPtO * AII MsjsI TSkw — ** fctjj-J jte-h J X -.M A i|Ti its lowest ehb- Rut the new plan give* tho em­ ployer a stranger position. Fir**, It would let him require a newly m-ognired majority to undergo a SALFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO six months' trial period. In that llmi- the union would hove tn The war seonui to bo slowing up W. M Haynes, of the Jierahl, wiill pravr Its shlllty to retain tho mi lately. News from Um front irnll- journey to l-eoaburg tomorrow Jority tn good ordertatoa that Goriuanp is waiting to with Mr. Holly and Mr Brown In After T1liri,-tb*wet*r, th* evn find out what Dr Uouigfe MtrkseUs attend a conference of Ihe Auxil is gnlng to do about Um major in- lary Commil It* uf tho Florida fxntry npr rations la rastera Gall Pres* Association ria. Miss Kthel Hickson Irevihi this A . man fall out of a window weak for an ratandt-d visit with lows town yesterday and huit friends and relative* in Gaines-! himself •rrinualy, he aaya Rut Ilia vlll*. High Nprimps and olhrr doctors aay thar* la nothing wrong point*. with him brrausa they can't find Mix* Isalw-I Goodhue, nf th* the plat* wherv ha wae hurt Audubon Society, has ercepled a The llrv amt Mia. fe* K. Sl-iu- position a* a teacher of axprwtsioo meyer have gone to Junalusks, at Ibe Georgia Women's1 College North t'arnllaa tn atlrnd thv D Is osihl that oho is ghle to imi­ Mrlkodiet Asoamhiy for several tate birds wwrbJcrfully dm- to her weoka, knowlodg* of bird Ilf*. llprry' Brown, a very popular Make th* beat of thing* as they newspaperman and editor, will af- are Th* big-mouthed man can't riv* in Honforil tomorrow where Impron* hi* looks by eating prvex he will hfe'tha guaat of R- J. Belly iwrsimmona. Floridians In Pajama Attire, Stays Cool The peyfUIJhm Tap-used In cartridge* wax. InvenlecTTy a Scotch —Two-nrtnorr-xeirauserrm ptayria------- G la ss {CHINA— -SILVER McLaulin, Jeweler 8. Park Ava. ■U la ■ 1^51 5 S 5* to n ■^5 5 d J V . ^7 W M Mara Tho* 3AM OM DON’ T m 1 ' " , ! K tfcs nation will tppiauil the Ultk all field worker with W r* who shot down the feet's two moat itangcmui MM Wednesday. A few more Itko that on the port of the MjkUe would soon moka banditry ,W«|»WWe DETROIT, July 2% -tA ^ -T h a National Etiimial Aasnclatlon heard aif appeal by William J. Cameron, nf the Ford ‘ Motor Company, yesterday for a better understanding of labor -problem*, and deferred action on a com­ mittee recommendation that il join other newspaper associa­ tion* tn fighting the closed shop In news department*. Cameron said that" newspaper* at thalr' boat and Industry at it* beat bare much in common," but he added Ifaot "without re*' understanding of thn origins and motives of ihe present labor dif­ ficulties, the wrong emphasis has hean expressed by newspaper* to th* datrlhfeni of real public nn derstandtnr.". i I would aaek In gain enu Ihl* country. It was lh< Jiod, but at thel ilme-n< It—Lakeland ledger. BCUBN PLAYERH FRKF.il Ford Official Makes Appeal.TaNewB Men . CUIrhte.— Hradenlon llrralil n FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1937 ‘1 -11- - ... ... r ^ |M T T 1 M I$ | III VISIT OSS r tu iw n r m m tw a I f m f) r 4XWd.lSa Foe Rrary Cor Mood Y 0 U I LIFE ON SMOOTH WORN I M S DO YOU KNOW THAT UaT year highway accidents coot the lives of more than 21,0m is m , uramn and child rani Thai a mMon mars wera injured! THAT m ore than 40,000 mi Hsasa death* a n d tnfurvas were caused directly b y p um M w , r ‘ * la u n sa fa liras? - STANDARD r o t feAztu 80 0 1 CARS 4.M-20DD.7D 4.W-11 D .D « 4.7X19 f . f l 4.71-10 VOO-10I8.JA 121-17 1 1 .DO 4.21 1A X I .4 8 4.40.17 1 * .S 8 4. 40-iH 1 8 .T 8 4.10-1» 1 » . ID 0.00.16 I » . D * * .2 1 -l(llf.h » •.iota 1 7 * 2 9 7.00 to I D . 7 # 7<rc$tonc IIN TINIL 4.4021 * * *4-7H * * V M .7D 4.50-10 h*DS 4.00-19 7 » 2 D 4.24-1A D .D D 4.4021 I ' M •IMIIUUMkKUFMH— idMUf iW ); 7<r«$ronc O O U R I I S . 1 4.40-21 M .4 S |*.75-1»9D.»7 4.50-21 h .R l Iwamtt 4 .D 7 ., , • *V D . �s ■ w m a m . •" ' A -0 ' _____________. ''.,-fT" fT7 * T *i^; v:W■ ~> %**■r PTgpAT. JULY » , ; ... ' / : u r' H ffa In te r e s tin g A c ts B e in s H a o n ^ I t t r Social Calendar • MONDAY The Troth Soaker* Class of the Flrrt Methodlet Church will laoot at 3:30 o'clock at the heme of Mr* W M. MeKim. Uoauuea will Im ) fr*. T. E- Wilson Mr*. F. K Mitchell. Mr*- B. E. Squire* and tin - Eli** Klrchhoff. Circle Number- Fire ot t rirat Method lit Church will have a picnic at SanLando Bprlna*. All membar* are re qaeeled lo meet at th* church a •:10 o'clock. ----------—f Miss Cameron Is Wed ,• iDKaymond N.Schaal Of interat to thair many friend* i* tb* announremqnt ef lh* msrrlage of Ml*# Archie Mead Greg*on Ckmeron *o Raymond Nkholaa-SehaaL ___ _______ The marriage took pl»ee ye*ter* .H ay afternoon at the Holy Croea Jtahureh’ wHth-Ihd-Rae--A B. Peek o ffk i» lln g ^ _ **» W W lV S fe i* Mra. Sehaal-hmne begfr )(Te long realdcQt* of thla cityThey plan to make their home In En»t Sanford, 1<\\IrWw-WewefllWff Drama Of Oil Fields Is At Ritz Saturday “The Wildcatter." Universal', drama u( the oil flrdd*. which open* at .the Kit* Theater nr ’ Saturday, waa (limed _ ,tu a thr heart of unn o( the jdorld'. greei (*all(nrnla oil field*./ Featuring Scot! Cotton. Jean Rivera and Jack Smart. "The Wlldcallcr" la the exciting story of an ol| ruah. Which cmbodiee all the color end drama of a fold - n»»h. * . / ; By remarkable good fortune director f,ewla Collin. and George Owen, uaanclala proiliicer, were able lo dim their alory around ap actual guahar which wai "brought In'* during prod netion Ut "The WI Ideal ter." Immedlata - ly, when wurd came lhal » * guahor had coinn In, camera* eound equipment, crew and play­ er* were ruahed to jh e scene — There they recorded a* ipectacu g i g * pM eU a*-natural (dMmwnena a* It had ever been lha good fortune ot ■ Him company lo have bappeo by accident, Oil. propelled (com tie* thouMud feel beneath th* aurlac* pf. the earth by the unleashed force* ol natural gaa, la g^en ■hooting lip feel lata the air! ' The guther whipped the wholf cail Into enthualum toe the drama which had auddmly come lo life for them, and aa • retell "Th* Wildcatter" turned from • movie lata a thrilling epic of oil. To-Night {Herald Staff Enjoys Swim; PicnicAt Beach To-Be-HeW-Tonight A M ii H* that || tUBlIlBfU PfMd PM« MNI frotti Cimp IttwiAevrlt where they hate been In unto ul Uiu Sbutl nurscu * hIIhh I Cout»« lor M 't , Th* Rev. W. P. Ilrooka, paator of lire t'lrat Hapll.l Church, who I* .pending, a abort vacaltua In lha mountain, ul North Carolina, will return u Hanford In lime for tb* service* at th* rhitrch Aug. t. according lo Jno. D. Jlnkln*. chairman til the board of deaiona. H Am*| AAA %h Mr rHata a m Ihnsiltia. t Tap i It tvij Wwt l onvirlN OT M «|!f bw .k* jjf 41 ’a a m H It WA l l k r s h M illllllU .il III Wtkllt i i i r r th«* I m u p . S rU A h if W h r r l f f , a iilH | u U lH 'i ttir th«* I'lMUtlt b t m o l u t ddlhiH III* .i l s i i i i U i t d i i H i t i I m m s; wha I ln « a HIM v h oh iln io m | i«n k «» p M ir I nIII* l b * H *l*‘ kVa Jw lv K* .................... klw - • K. , „ . 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H "il ui Nltitl*iitt£ l i l t u FhU A r r h . 1 ^ is III, “A in -ii-iii hadmt hoc* iii lvt(» A 4 , V Wa ^ ’TrrAlil*-ml lUrn-wt K%»h Aural _• o» ,, . . t: I p vuHhcv *»Et 1*1*4 hi a kitoj t h * A * a AJLr«ft Vi h!**® tv* th ,. ciMirt tiwift iliw * § \ l f ’i» r h|v» I llPkf 4 Wl l|'f r h t„ tee-h ,.H * H .n u W ; stea*(^ti..I ♦*r | T fk h n Ihat *%** gt iidtF Ml, m 'Vl< « . Willi, \an i.tv-1 toPU*J, A cM .viiitiH .it w A O lu fp • venter 4 o-i>.|,Waltrot. I ' *• 1iW A**4r ta *h* 11 p i y ^ New loot n<4. ttneal*. amo-tn-wti I |Tlb»|Mf<SI . * ' * • luiffit " " *ll« lAiMiiUh'titf tawjAi rokWy lUr»»i L iik tn t t h r MU Km JvA til Ik' ! " i l i-ilM wt t h r ‘ l’ 1' i ‘I I m Hv l i f t f 'd art |S, » h*-H I 'U l M l m t SlMHaPt* v*4 Ih r Ik A tr tU l I m lh l-U t i-kMAWtlfc' »fAl' kAlt ,km*f4kfM*vf II S-A-mKr K iiA iarrM'Ii iiw *4 w r it t ie s , vt p a h lv h ,u M » < * b. | .„ ■h e - S * i u r * l.-IK lar> t V - v i M l i v l i e M M !lv .t l owb t e w , ik o r k l o p l - o o - n i p w rsu ed t h . rw . '* iMuliitgk ilm iV n U i K* w»« rh- tar-** s.im lplot.il. ■* wo tut tin,,. kdwuakwrwtwm t V v jm w f a (a tttctnvuT AARUhrv l»*t thla t i k t t i l d i - %<hif ih 4 i thiiil h i lh* n r■i >ros T h r tH-A&lv Hr-iRiaa M l l r f lArhwtvr ktt| ill** t, *.»«•( ut 1a«wlama tu V Vrt J « h > S* A lu f t iv M Ul-PVtl Jjkl-tllgC ViflfaP liwAlm |» a iiwm |U »a hltMuOrf au4 *♦4^' a ' ,UJ ktifi(tiii*'i! l C > »rW A wfASTAAr t m i Am4 * W »A yht V " J “ IV'mialwUt ak*4M hw tr M A h th *W I v . th** k W I't it it* \! J j u I m ig l a (Ut t h r Parts. T k h aR-camlet am* A at layal hhaa frit, * u k tart i a i yettaw aphahlccy f who would lo, J CWmbeql. coM th dhl •t-Ajr„ a w^jki toeve* ia Ihe Vewit, pewfewed a loaiyt, (oi^- h k |o w lh n lie th-... .. , . i y p * v t n ,.l ,4 mao s MIIm u I X C t k 4 IllP F O I I I m I n ia*ti.p ewb ewteaila» vewt u M < h \ i n w I f f I h u -iltr HAT. pecniir t c M * |w-i),e. ol J h .*r«h ■n' tv" af e*r *wi (t'v'wrtv MAAohl M<v he atiecvd I . aka roageeaakMa at ,pp...ial j R k v tlB I c H tr th- R u r ia l—0 Program Ends Big Political B a t t l e Crt %ar tb -a-, ttfcii1*! Tfi-- f % to i k iji n h * t 'V a 'ia '<• Itt tr Ut UAT k» Ur a ' • * Ap thr* tSwruit l . i \ v %*" 1 *nr%5f 4r^mr*' K t r ' " * ' ?! ^ H \ \ k h b t ,A i A 'th A vkftAiiviA Atts t y »M ' Hat* k*>j*| incio. A ’ Mi** Margaret Brigham. Rn*. Geller, ami Higgle Looker left t«ilay for Miami where Miaa Brig­ ham w ill make hrr future home with her parent*. Mr and Mr*. C. K Brighaut. A ll* JUt h* r A**, * 11 w tw h r *| * ’ 'Hf N W H I T I M A N 'S C A M P This waa part af a a ravrtawtag atud at lha A p a q a t lh U u d M Mr*. Kliiabeth Jamoon. load nutja- at the Fvrnald l.tighton t i c lli tnt In »'f'li»c Huh 1 K»' IV mortal lloapitl. plan, lo leave U»*ni a a » i r i l m l u ' i » f l M i* i Monday for Uavana. Cuba where CiAlli." Elul Ihalt III* MU It l*4nMll' .hr will Iprad a short vacationn t'iiM I**a *I I " t|h •4i«rshi|t --- - . ' /. A iln » h iU lr * io n * it |« p m t* * *> iv Mr and Mi. I‘. P. Camplw-!l |i11*Nil III* WR« y liilid lO f 1tic «*Hir have had a. thvir gue.1* this week Hi, % al41l|n»t It** a iiuifl . Alrv»ai«f Mr. Campbell'* >i*l«r, Mr*.-Sidney "tOAvIkni* put lAi Att'I Vd II J Srlhery of lleiie Miaa, Ala, IIf »« h |iMmrr<wa ami hrr daughlrr, Mrg. Jack Mar |m «t»ltr I h r a n u i» i* |ii* ««i IM tin. ami childirn uf lirnver, Colo. U U r f . K « U I d lu r « IhtoH M g p u r f il pilal where he irrcnlly underwvat Jr. an opciatiou for appcadktU* A '%* tth*QI ’ *!• Ireinem lm kA it|»|«M|ih>n in * ir v * u , Jhiiuc Ut'im u ra la *1 In i iR A .pedal meeting of IhejBoard of Director* of theSpm inole County Chamber uf CoMfrin- will be _held In the CbahrbA' of Com mare* Budding *ty**w".oo o'clock Tueaday cvanlu^jrfly '.Mi. when a Friend, of llribert Thumlon 3 m rt of th* Troilar Camp Com will le glad tu know that hr tr* tta* will bo4icard, acturding lu turned home yesterday front He PreiMiwt T. « . Jlmp.au Kctnald l^ughlon Memorial llva- h’M thdP y«VA.*4Ut. ia « bttlS, «#4 Vh« >WfB Aft li^ ^ tk v R t 1 thr J f h a t % i‘ il ?V » M rtw : k i .. I\ m A lo th * , u ililVt wl -t!la tq H 1 A H C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S ,-4* . tv-RlJ i t,-' 4utki thr tfirupiamr ) h i’ Alto W bJAlMiMC 'll*a .jiS-rTr.vtt MhJNrct.hr.1VI-W wlia,* Alit •afh^ARhkVi •mw-g I'hwpt* *jk:*.-**.» •* «m» nfVtnM -**■•>“ * ft ii’ iLf* ir> V>** » Me. rml Mr*. George Hartlay. and daughter, Jean, of ('uluethtiC, T A third of * ,series of aumim-i 8 . C. were the g«u-.b. Tu.wlay d*nc*a sponsored by the Sanfunl uf Mr. end Mr*. A. I- Belt*. Elk* Club will be held tonight at thr Rika 11*11, Dancing will begin CharL* Belts of Gauic*t illr w llw w e d r . . M g a m a w l at 10:30 o'clock, It w u announced will .|t.-nd the week rtal w.lh hi- ol tia a .wrprlaed Congteaa him proparents. Mr. and Mr*. A. I- -- 1-al to reoe* * aItr the tourt. Large electric fan* will lw Bett>, at their honn- <m Puluu-tth Mnlrr. t ompleallte*. placed near th* d*nr« floor fur tbr Avenue. In 11* hUlorlc *|«ei lal comfort oMfrc guvaU, It w*a »lai.It lor a rvwi.lant Infw.loo n4 ed Ml*. Mildred llodgc* ha .. . Ladice will be admitted fica lurm-d tc her home .in llayttuui •to* Idmul la Ihe owitv. llldev “IM. hi- added are a|»I to ivaw tonight, and a nominal charge will Beach after spending n v ilii [ii’iulrlng aid eaplonng Into the be mad* for th* man according to ■lay. bert a. th* g u c l' of M-** « n t or the fulnre Andrew Carraway. All money tak­ Minnie Mrange. M r . I J ih A f i i t i (trinhiartl that en in at the benefit will b« placed i^ m g rrn * >t in * n » f r tittn t»* ap In tb* 'Elk* fund la be used fur Hr., Antie MacNelll plan* to |* *tnl « H aiMIH o iia I |k|*a.|ir w-b*, in rheritable purpose*. lean- Sumlay tor .Nnw (orb Muair will b* furniihcd by Paca- where .In* will In oil an eateu Ihi* wupirm .* lilh u n .il u m «u m tM*ot« |mi» i » « yeA m *u ,»f***’ ham'a Orchestra rive liutlng lour lor The Yoweli I u m «I l o r r l l r r In «iJ>Uit.M. n«» Company, M ir ifv in l r m in a n t fA iM n of th f DANCE TONIGHT * K » * i r itH irfa aih I •»i ju iU ty | .t»n i* IWmaM- Slo-uli-r, *on of Ur* i t t U r f H* |fpm| U H f jn i t uni Another In the icrle* of lummri dinrra being given by I’cte Nchi .Mn<- Hln-if'-r. n-luimil lhUwo<k t l» i* lh*' i^oT* rnnit'Q l a h- j i i b i rard and hi* orcbeitrm will be held from Now York Clly wl>ei- It. hi *a1 | f . n t ‘ 1 ln » t ‘ h » i» c lh* tonight *t the Amory from 9:31- tiu. lo *n utnl*'i aolui* it m-i I*, **•J Iitlln«ia*|il v *4 N i n t l a » ' minor ninl mu}or igwrallna* **. o’clock until U:.‘I0 o'clock The H « i i a u p liA iriit I n u n tin h rnl hi* Don ut Ilia Iweabytell.in llo* public A cordially invited to at­ t>lla| M'-dlml Center for th> |m*i 11mif hia- lnfiM illi*m l Al h'li ** w*hi *_ Tawariag togaaa fag U . tag* tend n 'r ul n r l lit* S u t r r m n I *»«i 1 1 f ** | five month.. . Senate Overrides Ruosevelfs Veto O f Interest Rate Alw R*Um Wow* IfktiFcut Intw'nmttMm a*!* Wy i r U. %Vr 1 “ Imnni n*e thr ^ *t- h u tv e . A,jhi. tnww iii tu* that NAtr»m vt > rn.uofy t'ima^ V ■pSFvrt ■-fih (h h ill l hr EH r«t W fM tr th r l> ft M m . th :i rJ * %'hhSw£! >*r a *W - avO’iluU t* >4* AJhakP *V I f A f f I V iA n a t N‘ *:»*>■•!? f'w.VCv* lhA Mr K\SJWt? irrtR *a-1 % “ aSTTAlAC Personals Approximately . S3 member* of yfi«* Dorothy Hairy, la th* The Herald Staff and their friend* attended a beach party given by guest of MU* M»cy Brown in D c Land The Herald management at Day* tone Beach yesterday, after the Mra. W. F. Godcjuhn #f St. paper went to pratslluring the afternoon iwimming LouU, M o .- i. vl.iting hcr-aUtar, Wa* enjoyed after which a picnic Mr*. Maude Uuxk*. ■upper wa* aanred. Mian Helen Tamm ha* left for Thoie attending were: Mr and Mr* C. A. llaine*. Mr and lira. Savannah, Ga. when- »hr will vUlt Q- C, Jordan. Mra. Blanche Pick relative* for a abort time run. 'Art- *M. W. Harriett, the Mr, rnd Mr*. A. I.. Bella were Ml**ti Fannie Bigger*, Sara My rick, Edna River*. Joicphln* Good the gucat. yratrnlay of Mr. and |r*ylona loe, June Bryan Thelma Burn*, Mr*. Jack Ante, in Mafgaret Ilrigham, Dorothy Beach.* Halne*, Mary Brown of Del .and, Mr. anti Mr* Mackler and Mr*. Mary Jane Preilon, Margaret Squire*, Margaret Bryant, and Rose Newman of Da) Ion. Beat h were the gurata of Ml. Sad)a Dorla llatlcrn Alto W. G. Dean, Raymond Sion- Moaej yesterday. ealvatgr, Guy Wood, Reggie Link­ Mia. Ilaicl Mc)cr ha. return**, er, Rom Geller, Delmar Battrrn, to her home in Savannah Ga. after i enj Jack Kanner having .pent a Week a* Uh- gueet ElkB Benefit Dance of Miaa Helen Tamm J A A r H% h u lM % - f t th a t A th lr4 M h s t a u t w I hu Thr K A th i V « A m ateu r P ro g ra m 148 E L IZ A B E T H B B 1G H A H JO R D A N , S o d e t j E ditor h r*a 5 ♦ M lAilit g rAiMWich A*|«y » • iv v l.l* lit » Pitt, ctw “e-IP — in - hat. " ^ “ •lay. Ihe Senate iw O lr U '. i-iww i The vWo pevwPl. n< .-p. 4 - th-r J w*lli<-e. I m ln a 1 iwai-ple.1 > i* b w « [ *■ 4 frtwilt Attt W «4nr*«Jm i 't** v|.*fr l e * ' • ■ItI(in. H» imtnr I,-iiniU 11r n it h ptahll- lu 41 i n .', to l„ fWilrt'A I r t A t i AHil A t* JfH ii»P#AB(a*i 2 » hiMM* fwtini'v Wha ler jnnti h **» l » lei onto., n i i . > . t , . H u l__L 4W yiiAH itvi^M .in A ini L j ‘ b,i h j * h r m m ukri* | irr* h lritiu i tutiulu^ t.-«l-ljlo w i " 1.1 • * t Ptow “T . * U r ( i n , g ■Mile, ftUlril n IIIt i hr IVutioir . T h e n ip e S u r f * " * * C iu irl up 'h» R g n m Own H tttslu r \ u i *4 an he hi the Hiit|«| frm n iy V I kl)4 « V * o . i U > , I p . s * * 4 l . *hwt*«4 W |||4 lull* |M lull rn A lly uf Mi Ih u Iir« •«UHM tttrr — y—r j I lh* l*«i*Uli. n 1* t o r R m a f f p H. m t l p n d H t h r Ailnilit •"•I fM tlu lly la* lha. S* Ito lhal •>. iv* pntvtarv . . « a i M u wan.a IwIralhMi m rwRiirr « | a »i*»i II •h^ Mil iv ^ r rw tl«(| »V O *a b* drwlv a M iPUUvP h r » l « a | lu I'M a Ia N* « TV a I ol* fU|llr .<! hi Mlti’ l l l >1 lH(fiiupa <Pwa I .r i a u a w w a pnahibMn b.c rla jn lh w hill « e r r r III %!»!«* fur »« ‘ M l l A IH (If 1 dM ml l( ul l* >AwI .•‘"•il lr*o*w cwn » a h i * » » “ « ‘ i **» CVnwi If tMUhinr M l l r f itu tlil Hr wndlk Hth Im A r A A l hthk i «a m a u n BEAUTY SHOT A M ADC M MU. The Rev Tenny Iw-.n, pailnr of lh* Pint Preahylefi.n Chore h ot Duaadin, i* visiting his pareau, H «M l. t Stoical,,, f;*a*if|v»*p** i y |a*w*i* Mr and* Mr*. W. T Dean, of thi. T h r HrAAli Im ia iu w lln* Im IH* ‘ i'Alla |« IfifiNrm city- H* will preach at tbr Presby­ E m u ml luH'AiiMgh «l| h •«•'!• lAgtrrilj *•«*«»)' Mli •4 Ihr |*TtvMrA4 |Hl«4l*l| lkH| terian Church Sunday at lt:00 A. II a a a I h r r r I h e h i l i U U t A U t n l l i|R«llMRr« rr<M» «M| M in the place uf Dr E. D. IIB cr rA lr w l ( M l , M sS| II tAlii-*' I Brownie*, whs ia un hia vacation I"IaIi, TruMAti. Tnlini*. Van m e m b e r . w U D m * w . * n o uwith hi* wife and m . Harry in X i i » > W a a o r r .»a *I W h w ilA f O o f (h a re a a h g * a le n r c d If Iklh )%ithl|rAti,« Unnih, Colorado. Hi i!d|>]Mi llAvtiL FrAitrr. Idt) w a a d e a tla a d in h e kl|l|e,l hv ’ th e a lb a r r h a m b r r . A p p a ri lUJd *'■ Ilurh l^tllmer of Jacksonville «;il MIA, lllif/i Jill* IMNI at cillfw ■ U u n iM hw lh a o h * i s ,I p * > - > V ■! (ill. leader. M«N«rjF, ,Nyr. Hidwilt apeak at lha First Hapllat |i|vipnwwl, Mr. B w r v r l l , u! Churcti bane Hunday morulas Hit, Tltwf|ii'i«4 dti4 WHIIi*, aIt, in-iAdw r a lie H H m y <11aW t •••■ KurNirr T * aImhIImi L uN ^ i arcortllug hi Ju». D. Jlabias Mm I. « r « H a c4 U * chairman of IU* board of doa. AIII) t*tlt|aAf<*•*!, !, n \ .r »»»«»r t M p n ■ ■ iV ir i "u t * r a g r « UhillHlp. I, N u l i r o »k h r r r h y j n v m t h a t « U a r r u u n l s of lha iliurrk, lutlllawrwu To NilnIiiIn ll*i* % —T iHa I II. lurA ’* *4 N o v O n I nr *ATT« in ' lorat*riy coan.v led with aaaa • K a in s t S e m in o le ( o u n l y m u s t b e tn t h r A « 4 l» *m M ar. >. hr *ti Iknipidrah .\«Ubia( AMlVd. lag of lha Stoat burn'- lUptlal. coo- (tin a rt «»f MktilgAA. ----,i— u e la mi* ai.rwlary far lUiklry, Lyman tunvamailt la Rirki*. Iljrrurs. i l i m i , Um t / , U tM A y I S u lh 'v . llA h t k . K 1 !H f.T > k * Is. Mftlon+y, Min'"". O’MllMiNPy. I(a«1< IKft iR<l WdUh. * IL HcpUlllliAU VAU.Ii'TUmr—I. I J tuwaral IbA Im r ^ A It |» I h r IOU lr< Ia • h r i i i M i a M i m * W r uiaa A l i h t IT ttoU I a m c I h r I ‘ .*11 n\ It At Ion rttun t h r r<»At« h r m I4 mm th a t t t t s i M i . A lliir n r y p i s t i l 4*w«un,»uc C T erk ’ n O f f i c e n o t b t e r th a n t h e 2 8 th f a t o f e a c h m o n t h w it h d u l y a u t h o r i z e d o r a f r a tta ch e d . W. A M 4 "T he I M Gold F M , ID* I'Unt* . Water Mlltt. FUh Ilooka, Aquariaaa, IIo m Ei|ier« Rock Work aad Pool Conetrorl too. Foandatloo P tuU ap, ttik w v i V i i n M wt the W ard a| i Mmlt ( w a i t . Ihtatrtv Bifw rti of I’ nih-I SUU* ( i f * PhmIucIa in IHid w«r* f i i i d it F «4 Sunday IN W WV W . C. HARTLINE PKRR1N “North i Arison*1 ftAki.v tfSSB TUXEDO FEED 4 SU PPLY O k I T AM'AIHt HI.IN;.—SANFWHh NLA-—FfWhNK TV _____________ A r % �to km -ciM71 u" yoLangBtonLeadsLookouts' th Five Hite During 1 4 Hit' ick O n Two Gull Pitchers And Orlando To Be “ Biggest Society Fight” Play Night Tilt In History By Mike Jacobs j Pridurd Gets Three Hits During: 9 Th 1 Victory Over Gulls; Locals Play GatocsriDe G-Men Tonight Will Be First Pro The Welsh Coal Miner Challenger Will Negro Game To Be •Begin His Training At His Camp Seen In S a n f o r d At Long Branch, N. J. Today •oM on Aug- S6. “ UneU" K *^ •Ipoeu the p u to apprrvra H oo/ joj. . ■ : Meanwhile ■ Tu t wU training Saturday at hla tamp » Lons branch, N. J. Loola -ft ■chadded to arrive In Ni > ' T « i Monday and to Immediately 'la Pompton Lake*, N. JV v W * - U Th* ftrat pro feed one I negro bieeball game evrr to be played In Paafotd under floodlight* will taka plae* next Wednesday evening at the Sanford Municipal Athletic Field when the itrong Sanford ClanU tangle with the Orlando All-Slare in a return match o f a game that wa* ployed at Tinker Field In Orlando Igat Tueeday Michael Faraday, . alactrk wisard, turned down a fortune fi hla Invent Iona and died a'pw man. tlaar*. I*rwa»r4 1 O n n t r w i t. hr Melatyre t Ram* O w n l m t L e ll I hr aH'her H«ei< lyre IW tn . h »ir err c a w t iiw i, • > • M !»■'■«». ell v it a » . pitcher: O t t W i* '! art an* t o i l l Ti new ' YORK. July * 3.—Promot-( excamtf by far th* aoelal « r Mika Jacobi predicted yeoter-! thuilatm for the D*mp**e-'-*Tthat the Jo* UuU-Tomnty' pentlar bout back In 11," Jacob* rv title boot will be the btff**t‘ tmphaxlxed. “That meeting of the exnluxhr# club* and top*fli*ht promptly at « i l » and a apectat »e«- Awnn< , nd bong leand aets take) tlon i f the aeatlng arrangement ptmty a» time In placing their, will He rewerred for whit* patron*- on}#rl| ^ they’re attrtlng from In a game between the two ne- Mrtt*h thin time.*' gro outfit. In Orlando laat Toe** hattl* on Aug. S8 la xtill i day e y a n ln g , th# GlanU mor, than a month away. And. All ■ ,« L C i a _ t l n d _ a goclal d o l m ln •core of fl to 3 through th# eeventh | fgmlly tree* or Hveo of ritKVt Inning. In the All-Star-* half of y ,, American negro who I* de-i the eighth Inning they ahoved | ik . world UUe or th#( Coming Florida State league Games ..M .a . e»<ne I n ta k a •Urn a n M a . 7 7, . . _ FOR LETTER iVEAOg, SILL HBAOE, Va M CARD*, ENVELOPE!, OFFICE FORMA, ETC* l.wdav. Jmtr a WT. a r c it rrt% »: FMA SM I*. «, oat* at CkrlaRMlw it I V liI R a * IteUfrl at I*e »»are . Hnth. H. I to r. M fto lR M illlE r ** -r I* at l ^ 't b a r c . — J .,, S M » a t ir a a n *T « t . T tvw . « ii* r- w. arora- M . tW le lh e el rtrUkU-N .1 I t la r n u .llw h a it r u. to c e la r * D et el . I* tln toeovU te, i : l * T i m e r . Jelr ST i i v a v i . i : i i n i t a te - r e a m a*ta r. w. Ik liO i M. at IU U ihI. t ti A ll! t It iu ii'* > _ U la1.-1“ iW h-crIHl>i.eiali •New ( M l |-L|l>l«lcl> ;JJ »i» ■J'i 1*1 la#ul. Jtt P. 'a r d a n la r . M r at a n t iw . «<a* r . W ,J * raetiuet rambler.' , kavra't m i a hotel menu .In ' eel. w e ek .-"an d won't' until ih elii*-' t^ ih a ic *1. IMIatk*. f i t I' at. I i r r l l e a n . p. m. at th ilietlM e. Th* PI 1*•■)!* I'MU.I-Iphle wacuri.T* Tf-.*rrwi»AT iiumiiii a r m : u it u r a Pi (U ln E ir lt k U ee V i h e . p*Uik», riln. si !• ; lU jlR M . IW I a r I rslM. I. VlTtOM I. I I.Ull ll Kew T « rk , I ; «*!*ein(&atL itfHiRtL t: hi t. httfburrk II: lif*vn|Ifn t. i'Kii*<i*i|-h*«. I: «. A «i:aur% % lE tu r . n * (r « | i. I f ; U n ib E . I i l e i r i i t M . I ; * R iU 'h lp k lE , 1. W ju k lftflo ii, s t » * h p i 1 fa-frttwr fh t* . K*« Vs*k. 1; HI Lepk, 11. aay peal flea " Th* g n a t of leanla atalwart* obey every direction of their noilplaying captain Ilk* patient pup plea, combining putting prattle* and table tcnnl* wth loud* nl roaveraat tonal lawn lennla be­ tween Wimbledon" round*. Pale reled out n htot'o l a a t nlghl. lie will allov^fhe boya a few practice awata 'fur half nn hoar, today, but no matrbea be­ fore fUlurday'a rballaugo round ronfllct with Kngland. Meanwhile the Kncllahmrn are dividing training with rail gotl. Itumvy Aeat In and Chari eafTncgey want around Walton llenlh In ---------------- On Eujr P«ym«nt PUn “ WHO'S -------- AS LOW AS DOWN nine leader* of th# country, which haa Juat eome off th* preaa. ___ H«t playocl IK IhrAA-Mt BACfRl match wiih Omni y t ^ T a i r morning and then waa tfrttad aaalnst lludgn later In the day, Th* drill also Included a brtaf doubles brush between Budge and Clone Mako. the cup p l^ , And Grant ami Barker. SEE US FOR YOUR OAS. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK PHONE 37 HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. lnt STREET at BBCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlookthg Bayfront Park and Biaeaywo Bay OppoatU Union Boa SUtlon Summer Rates Until De<^mber Slnglo Room wHh Bath— 11^0 i Double Room with Batb—3t.0O Alfred Simona, Manager * ra T M tlP B W £ ? m Hm , g ClaMMifted Advertisements WANTHII to* me* lx to-ar llegh f.ai timer at U rn luptlal rhanh anl ItamUy Baunukg at lt :M a rto k . - NEW LUMBER J f » « b * pkar. thermtfkly T - Si*mg. fW r)a g , reding. M per I banaaad Uaitrd Uaa* I WE HAVE MORE / I *' \ . ; A IR W A Y luggage Light-Weight! *01 N . PARK MIAMI, FLORIDA rer. *c uep. th K d CORRECT MEN’S WEAR • SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP One Block Front Shopping Dtetriete and Anuaomente aauaa* i Tires—Batteries i ; ; •» hi* «*W.“ «*•»• “ td emph.ll | TAI.LA1I ASSEE, * « ' rally. T m no hard la»kitia-l<-r Bll.mber* of the Flo J?; *t“ '“ t food hut rm keeping II ltlfr faculty *r* I Vlmple and well apaied. We waul m 7 M volume of A ** . m ttett .-t b t e a t . a I IW U r*» I It It M «‘»n»R Number 13 N" m,*r , Tliroa li war Veteran* wll Cenlnil n, i „ „ nr|| „f United Veil ran*, compo.i nulla, nt a be.kel !■*> night on a neighboring Veld at Kvatudala grre*.. j Th« bu»ln<'**~ mr ll»t Hodge. Invlnrlhln even hrld In Iho .Char ihere e.nk petti from all mr nerre llulldlng at nerm to gaiTer everybody'* pen- -;tu o'clock. * ■J*r .ill til*«. a .l* * « t l| » el m. AegeHIn*. i l l P. M. ratatka at l a o t a 'a *1* au raan le Printing C e WtUIII.KOON, Kngland, Jul» Walter u Pain, a III *11 ^ . . ,, JiJ He apprehen.lv* leal hi* tcnnl» -1ST timber gel too Ha* an edge — teperlally t»n Itujyw—wot lit* PH. lad. through putting frail H, 1‘aUlfc* . Ixlan.1 M A»«e*in«, |„"I|»>C tw ta e*. .. PHONE Pate Worried Lest I H O t a n d IS B S Tennis Stars Get • n m im » * : u t t a i a «. k i Too Fine An Edge inlwsllllr ■ — It I* A IRWAY Luggag* la the outeUndtag tnvtlwgiwj today. Smart looking, iitcxpotuir* and Mwoan : nr vacation and “ back to adtooT supply arrived today. Ladies hat caara, ahoa aaiaaa a*J anlt ta g ra y and brown aala^Isather bound « t popa- AIRWAYS begin at 33.95 �* ••» * y . / 'V -..’ t ; . * ,. • T . r . ■ L : J ^ - , \ * ' l X 1LZ *** *_ *• IU T*>■ X « - -- ' - s i i h r ■i‘B » "IS O n ly Cent m l Scmlnolo County Mure Fruit And V m lib h n 1> m Similar Aran In Highway A n* f t h t Thuaportittoa 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 V O LU M E X X V I Member Associated P n a "«S SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1M7 NUMBER ft$t E stablished In 1008 -"-rv Stirred No New Claes Four Defendants In Leibowitz To Fighting Mood IID u ces Newspaper Speak developed fti “ c— * Case” Nelson Death Words Interpreted B y M any red Freed Passage Of Five Da^s 't t V fiZ * * £ « end Meet Was Battle Ground 6 Years Case Finds Case Still As Much A Mystery As ..Is Was Originally E xp ected I ■ >M x r SIS?. -?»VtwV —— . Vive dap* hare paaaed alaee Chandler Nelson. prominent Gong '... wood realilpiit, met death at lhe band* of an unknown aaaallaai In a Hanford alreet and bp to the prrseiil limp lhe effort* Of the d tp and County officer* to apprrhend Itie atlackara bap* proven futile. . Hlnrr itio fatal altvreatlba f l Advancr iVservntidAi Indicate th# Intersection of Palmetto r 1 that there will be a large attend­ tleneva Atenura late Mon ance o f officer* and directors of nlrhl. every clue wbtcb might thr St John* River Improvement lead lo lhe apprehension of the Avsoclallon at the meeting in tba partlea linn hern followed by at' 1 Chamber of Commerce Building to ftrlala without retails, be held Monday morning at 10:30 Many persona who claim to be o'clock. It waa atated today. able to Identify the three President George W. liibbi, o f ’ known ocrupauli of tha car that Jaclcaonvlllr, will preside over the! I figured b< the accident have been meeting when the present status o f! . reported but the whereabout* nl tho proposed canal to connect ths! J the narllre ie. *l|lI clothed hi iU v e r u e llliSt. Joh 1 myslrry, ■ . . . 1*4*cussed Charlea' 'Walker, local painter At noon, member* of tha ajsect I revealed yi-strrilpy that ha ban atlon will adioorn tn the V t U w f Regardless of warning from (m et a myalertnu* Irln ahortly beITotel for a Joint IvrchtVyt' ■edlh; fore the arcldeut Monday, night, the Sanford Rotary Club Speaker* the preaiding Judge that he must lie told Hhrrllf Chnrlea'M. Hand bridle hit aggreariv" tactic* in en the lunch**'1" prnern"' will Inof Hpiulmde Ciinnty that ha wa* Jude Mr. Gibb* and 'Walter P. the court room, Samuel H. Lelbhalted by a man drlring a pen Coachmen, Jn, of JaclaonvIUe.who owttl. noted New York criminal green Ponl »»dan near IttSOj la the vice* president of the lawyer, rolla up hi* alaetaa Inf o'clock Monday Tilglil. who ashed more fighting In behalf of tho svfnclstlon _.an<i ehpirmin jof ■’ ’ScSUelH.ro NegVMr* on TrJurat Where n* riiuhr f v t i-atnitn*. la the PlorUil 'Waterway Congress the car with lhe man. who had The meeting In the Chamber Decatur. Ala, aaked lhe question, hi- *ald. there o f Commerre Building will he was an old man wllh a white the first held In Sasfortl alnco mualarh* and ■ middle-aged May III.1H. n.d will bo open to woman. Several oilier wUnaaana; Lhe public. The last one waa lo the acrid ent repel (•-! seeing held at Camp Rooaevelt. lhe elderly man with lhe mu*lathe Itul a* yel nu clue* a* to tho whereabout* nf the partial Of River Group i £ :8 s DISCIPLES FLOCK TO SOUTH’Ss‘FAT;llK,U DI\lNE’ {8 ^3 55* LViV "ftfV George Gibbs OfJacksonville To Preside Blacks Were Charged At Parley Monday With Mass Assault On 2 White Women DCEATUR, Ala., J u ly 24. — (AP) — Rape ehkrges against four of the nine negro “ Scottaboro caae" de­ fendants were dropped by the atate today. The atate'a move came immediately aft­ er Ozle Powell, one of the -n egro guilty • defendants, — pleaded to a charge of fca- aaolt wltk Intent Is taurdar. Judge W. W. Callahan gave P oe* 11 i aantgnca of to year* ' on -lia, asaaalt charge, whlrn •fane' from Lb* attack on Dtp i t r .Shafttt Edgar Blalock In J U u a n , . 1111, Powell « t i shot angr ba alabbad Blalock who .WM traaafurtng tha prisoner to Birmingham. Olan Montgomery, Wlllla Rob­ erson. Kulrana Williams and Roy Wright warn tka defendant* or­ dered freed. Thar had not bean triad 'd rinca tba original hearing* at Bcdttaboro, Ala, tn April, t i l l . Thai In bwtft faabloa the court docket hare was cleared of a "Scottaboro can#,” after It bad a Itga) battle grosnd for mora thaa inaa atx aii years. »'■ - » o w a ll mad . Just altar the tka alarootb Jur» to alt la tba oas* bad eonrtuad Charlie Wsema whs wha a*r>. ••need to I I yqard. Tba aagrtwa wtjia ebarged with the jnaw * hsiePr* on two’ white * women abatrd a frelgut train la Nortbara Alabama Mar. : i . t i l l , Tba Catted Btetea Buprune Court srarrnled death sentence* of tba conrietloaa «wlca. T Describes 1 “Fictloi^ As Belief By Soiti? That U. S. WarDebt Would Be Paid Otf Says “ Reality” T o " Prevail Some Day Sees Castle Of Curds TopplingDownU] Make-Believe -------------- 'A. MILAN. Italy. July 84-f*. (AIM — Premier MuMOltoT* nt'waimner, II Popolo d’l tleclarcd “ reality'’ som e win] Itl tivenvhelm-’the mittnniir-"innl«r belli well In’ fnrmctl irereona tills in •‘reulUy'’ ^»»juWBr. Tin* newapaper one item of the ‘grolipa "fiction*” the belief that .1 day the world war dabta te ( Ilntted Stale* would be | Another "fiction,'’ tha i paper raid, wea tha bflM Iftt I Valencia la the real seat nt tqj* j Spanish government. "On* 9 nil thr*.< castles of cards wfllt I rvrrwhrlmrd by reality all time has had a single, and ‘ uiisuhstltutabla ncwitpaper eald thf wor-l “ war." —1 » i . 1 MADRID, July 14.-4**—h V l ***0 Ulcer* t r t h .1 lhe IlM o! J‘ W* wl,h n" th e ’p.rl of hi* negro follower* and thing, „t,„t humming In u big surgenta launched reward offered hy lhe NetsuqI w*y Bt Au* u,t>* 0 «-. aa.Blahop C, M. Grace (upper lefi), lhe "Paihcr lHvlie" o f the. ronth, inti-ra west nf Madrid In n. — r of hi* "Ilrnnea of Prayer fur All People" for « cult meeting. K.corled |,y ....... . luuiy* drive hark th* wadga Qi^talder^, And News­ brother* tor the arr*»i and oaa- o«M penatraUag . i s m / j Innl d n ;* mmt forte* vlrtluu m th* aaeatlanu wlU'hid guard, the "hUhop' a*c;*rid* th* "ihrone" am! hi* ‘‘.'iigur liiiupa l^awiug iuU: an uV papermen BarrtkiBy a* an Incenli'e to the search* (righ t)-that end* with rolling on the floor (lower lefll. Then the rollrctian I* Inben, the meeting Trunt. -*“■*- eIn ml.i mnrnlng,- Insurgent pr* . Wlllle Kelsey, negro, wanted end* and Grace move* on to another town for n "nr night -tun.I, County Commission ere.Sheriff tills-ry laid down a heavy bBP* for assault of Klberta Puller, llend In a statement • „ * iage followed hy tm attack by waa Paplured In a turpentine m a rj a t ia u s n p Jutv "1 _WPI’ u,l» «'>»r«l"K- •»•<* th»t„ eveVy Ininfantry and tanks. TALLAHASSEE, July dlrillon led hint lo beliefe that camp near (Iraen Cor* Springs Government forces declared ’ * the aaaallant* ware lr*n»li-nl* HeiresH Missing! by"Bhcrllf J. P. llall. of C l a v —Slaying of two young m-grot-L their urn held "all position* da* county, and turned o 'e r In Con­ quietly ramored from jail heir and that alter Netaou »a* «lrink ■pile th* violence of attack," 1 ■■ stable w . A - McMullen, of Hem brought. governing official* of they aped from the t'lly. 'Ihnmghout the morning l g ( (note county. It waa reported to ( Tal1*h(*Mc and Leon county loigcth«r In a ctuacd-door meeting early altrnioon attacks cootta* day. u.,1. apparently with hapvy The rapture of the nrgrn| lait night to dlacuaa Uie futuro CITY NEWS BRIEFS handling lus*r, foi the Insurganta. g t e . marked the end of a - wlde»pr»*d |----- of city pri*oners In the ------------i irnvl-mment plane* bombed tha 1 eearrh conducted by lhe i-On- county j*u ■* Aiphom* Plchard, chairman of In,urgent lines. Attractive ^Seating atable In an efturt to apprehend G. O. I*. In Qimndury the attacker of Klberta Puller, the county commiasion, aaid ou(Arrangement* Built! WhetlitrTo Support t who la.aulfrrlng from many lar- ■ld*ra i and ntwipapermen would eratluna about the fare and hark not h* admitted ByCourteByOf WPA Anti-New Deal Man‘ i o u l h f ul Salvatio* "Wt'ra Joat gothg to diacua* tho Ringed to have been Inflirted by A*my Group To HoM fatur* policy,” h* said when a»ked Kelsey. Four Icrgi- t i ' - l i i i n - , were placed ll. N. Kayrr, illy uienuntunl, NEW trtllK. July 3 1 .-(.11 if clrcumitaneaa surrounding ra* • Kelsey, Coustahla McMullen la Inking a ahort racallon Imm in front of the Chamber of ComParly Him-., uietti-d rapidly tuday Services On Sun saldL jtleatled guilty lo aggrayal- moval of, th* tw* negroc* brought dultra *1 the Clly Hull; fiu*iT i> tlris mortiing for the lien*, An automobile accident lu Iho li-ing heal id it alum _ _ bd * * 0**011 and 1* being ";-13 awatt- about th* m**tlng. The "future fit of tourist* mill townspeople, Tliif young [icopjp of th* Satn* thla morning at the lot*; hang p.ililliol tint tin lor f-nutru) ........... ; he ami many other* will I*1 mail* In tii’li A imy I'orj’i will hava chargp of Plrat Street and Prtnpl^'Avi 'Big lhe jminnne of the glrl'a lu­ poHcy” h. added, meant lhe handlWilli Ilia ion ,i nil powered nua canned coaalderaWr egette- Juries. lnr ' h «. ■* «»>e meeting of the near future for other loca­ nf thn nielropolllan gnt- rnnu-ni. of all services Sunday, aad tea owned Jail' n t City doe, not her. w.mdm.n of the -World 1**1 tions, Jymr* Moughton. auperln" puh'lic I* cordially Invited to §t* inent hut apparently i u r j Ifttls Democrallc |iany ulre.-nly* spin trndent of park* stated today. tend them, according to a a ,n > damage, according to V. ' l l . Inin pro and unll new il.-ul ramps, _ * fih a r d Mid there probably nl* ht “ ‘ h* O U T M t m Hall. Big Catfish And Log Mr Moughton said that they Bhaftar of th* local Polka De­ llepuhllcan leaders Insbl fi-U-riah niiuncrnu-nt made today by U f (Wfrr constructed with lhe help •* partment, who Ibvaattgalad t h e Are Only l l u * F o u n d ! ^ * ' ^ - - T S ronfi-ruiKc* to dctnrniliin which tciisnt Esther Smart. of Rodney Thumby, local WI’A accident. llio mnrnlng Holiness S uf llii'wi voufsiis they *houId lh* According lo Officer BhaTfer, In Search ForMonster! meeting. will bo led by Eatall* WUlk morning with hi* family for India Supervisor, and tluoiigh pursue______ | Richard Hawklm and Erneat n*k wher*- he will visit relative, courtesy of WPA supervisor Pe* who will be asxlatsd by -a rord truck belonging to 8 . O. 1. Throw I In-1r aupi-url helilinl Ponder, charred (shorn), II. NEWPORT. Ark.. July II. — t1fanner, caargea with w » n .*«tabbing »™ ( a • tershon of Daytona Reach, who yn^ng people Dorothy Smart.l Bhtaholaer and driven by L. t.. Henal.ir Ciqa-lan-t. Taniiiiaiiy-enof l.a io aster , p * , ,|wuk t i t o f 4 — T w e n t y f e e t of mud hailed|rltr polk*man w*r* r*moyed frtpm Dpnran waa running east, on Th* Sanford Mty (?oiuml»,liin< lent a cement block mold to San­ conduct the evening servlet'’ I I a a l lM w e e I , a f a s * | -| ,*| manufacturer, il)*upford. I'roin *hl* mold, two other* wealthy ((’ wiIIs m i K mi t*SR» F li»l First street and collided with a natal direr C. It. Rrowna third lh* cannty Jail b f four men who which the newly organised * pcared mysteriously while flaking Invasion of Whlt« Hlvar y e . l e r -1 Harry Falrbank*. ally polk* offl-------------------------------wen- made /or thr use of the Chevrolet coupe owned and driv­ land will make Its Sanford,4 from a small lioat In the Northforc'd him to accompany YorkOTS Enjoy city under the supervision of ossi River m-ur Klkton, Md, Tin- Boy ScuutN I.'rgcd To and the young people's a en by M. 0 , Olader wbo waa day In aearrh of ArkanMa' my* ctr. ! them to th* Jail and open door. III , r J. C. Hmith. driving want on Plrat Street and lerion* '-mon.ler.presence nl a strange hlai k Attend Weekly Meet will be ted hy Jemei Cook, Aide* pulled tha Mempbuj deliver the,negro#*Vacation In Sanford .T he lx nchea are green and ■loop larpeu loath Into Preach Avaanl Y- P. L. srretxrynear lu-r Imui lt-,1 Minn- to a aet of krys. nae. Tho trsjfle light nt tbe tn man to lliw aurfar# altar an] Fairb^nka white and have cement end* wlUl I.lcufenant Smart s*L fear aba may have Inu-ii kidnap liny Seoul, of Troop r. arc urged would like for evoryono teraactlou wag showing green at hour's bunt failed lo tflidoM i *furnlihid to tka «lty polico MM* j Th* vacation In rlorM* Ida* wiK*leii teat* and back*. Th* ed liut later aulhnrltlea ctprt-sscd lo ■ 1 ( 1-1111 | hr weekly nulling to | m trace of the cTeatur*. HI* only | quarter* to be used in placing city ha* at laaat one advocate her*, lii-sl one* will lie put at the park the time of Ik* accident.. it waa and worship with ua| we will,: held Monday night nl 7:30 o'clock coni* you-' contact* were Indicated wern a big cat.Tu and prU'ontrq In Jail at night ithnut lie I* William M. Adam*, audi­ on Fourth Ktvert ami Flench Ave­ belief aim fell orerhoard waking th* Jail cuetodlan Thee at the Junior High School at which tor for tba Yonker* Kartnga nue ami later, other* wilt be Mr, aiadar received cheat In a heavy !<«. time "aliinf night" will) he ole Jlpla* la th* oocldaat bat they Bom* 300 -pedatora from ral- b*ya opened th* ootar door and al1 Hank In New. York Cllf. »hn It placed i-n the alreet* in town. ao opened a Peck-box whrre key* lo •crveil a ini ti n-|n.il heard front Ihi •p.ml lug a three week* 'v■■'kltoa , wpv* not boUavod to be aertoua. ilornla, Arkansas. Teiaa. MlMtaMr. Moughton rrqu<-*t, the activities of Camp Winoim»lih Charles E,- Robin son of "Jack knife brigade'' to plt-aa* re Th* trout sad Of lb* Chevrolet alppl and Tennraae* lined (he ri­ the main cell door* war* kept. LOCAL WEATHBg Inre*tig*tlng officer* have not lluo Myrtle Avenue, Ryrl lliggs, senior patrol leader, wa* damaged considerably and ser bank lo hear a play by play frain frim whittling on the wood For* cost will take chartfc of the activities tba ateering gear and radiator of account of lirown'a* actlvtll**. A established Identity o f the men During hi* stay here lie end en part* because "the benches in the place of II I; Morris, Irr.utFlorida: .Partly cloody, lb* truck wore damaged. No circus atmnsphrr* prevailed, for who removed th* negroes eo quiet hi* wife have visited many point* are so fine for the city and charge* war* ftada against elth lakabUant* of Ihli northeast Ark- ly that Jailer Robert Malge, anilj of' Inlrreet la the slat* Including should be kept that way." mastrr, who l» directing the catnp Irn-d showers Hunday aal County Judge R. W. Wnir re­ near DeLeon Spring*. ' of Ik* drive** by th* Inventl- aaaaa section talk of nothing but prisoner* In tha Jail, wer* not) ling Tower. Btlver Bprlnn sad exlreme south coast tonight. He pointed out* that In other awakened until Falrbank*, left’ u mimber of tbs' beaches, Many gam-, 0101** 001(11 have Irrmo Northwest Florida: tha monster. rltles, vdre and nail* aru put on turned lo hie office yesterday Drowni* •entry *1i|o t k r 'r i r w locked In the Mil block, called fort Mr. A'dam* belleia* thl, «iata tho *V*t* to discourage the Whit -"feeling fine". and -ready fur keen promise-! for- lhe ncraslon, ly cloudy tonight * | Ideal for the summer thurtsl thunderthowora yesterdty waa at an *ddy where helplera, hut he brlierr* th* peopla work after an extensive lnur uf and (t w*» ►iqtcd llift- several scattered thr stale nf Georgia on his re­ prominent vlvilors will he in at­ day. A coroner's Jury Investigating; wall *• th* wlater visitor* and of Hanford "will not want to i a negro woman reported seeing ' I * Today Is Birthday cent vacation. tendance th* double slaying ba* not r*-| hi* only objection to bl* varo their present beauty, therefore, DaytonFa< Ttdoa XHAmella Earhart tha monster. The Judge reported that III* turned a verdict- It Is In recev*. lion la tho fact that be rrfuat ra- no knife barrier* will be placed Hunday'* tldfs,. .l)lfh, 1:11 4 , Georgia Crackers had the best aubject to call for another session1 turn lo hla "atlfllnr'* office la on them." M.. 1:41 P. M.; tow, 1:11 A. H , War Tension In Far prospect* for a bumper com and NEW Y O U , Jaly f i ­ I: II. P. M. . Budge's Tennis Win when. Investigating officers a*k the metropolis la a abort while. The cement work wa* don* by cotton crop Ihxl Ihry have had ts tka 39th birthday of for It. * ■ East Is Slackened the local headquarter* of tha Na­ A _ ‘ I ■.haired Aids Davis Cup Team In a number ofyrars, and I ha Yesterday, 10.1), 'J ’ Many Inquiries About tional Youth Administration, boll Weevil has done but little ■ ■■ I I ,|MM| NAMgO CITY MANAdtN Froalpltatlpp TIENTSIN, ('hint, July 24- — damage. Thr peach crop, for i (bread d*wn la tkA Ppcifl* City Being Received Biggest Department Total for yssterday—. — a, PENSACOLA. July (Al—War tension In North Chin* A which lhe slate Is noted, Is “ lapparently rased alihnugh the In­ rathod, vinreat A. Bruno, bualnsaa manTotal for IBOath to data 4,9> J a* attamptad l i e W d l r •ger of tb* Pensacola Nows and Stores Hit By Strike failure, howrvrr, he said. Normal to data----- .... 1 The Information Department of flux of Jansnrsr war supplies During bl* slay in thr rrsrkrr continued and M-imnnl observer, 1‘enaarttla Journal, will be­ lh* Florida Exhibit at the Great Tamperatur* come cliy Waagur bar* Aag. 1. Lakes Exposition In rlr<'>»nd Maximum, ||| TACOMA. W sth. July 34. — UP) state th> Judge visited hi, home pointed t« danger spots whrre Clly council *l*ctod him last today noil rtod the Beinliiole •-Ten of the city's largest dspart* town, Warrrnlon, and al»n loured friction might renew tha war-Rke Herald reading northern part of the Mrio' dispute between the Chines* and sight. H* said b* wonld resign County Chamber of Com m erce asenl stores wry* rinsed today by a Official Rapart D M W flat** ba tvan break w|tk bl* newspaper position. that daRy laqatree are beln* re­ (trike of tb* rlrrks union, Aneri- Ytatelng many place* of in lrrc.t.'jipall. M mlIi(*ry force*. Oceat Briubi In tbe opwing a ig ceived about this sect ton vine* eaa Federation of Labor affiliate Although born and reared in. Chinese withdrawal of th* 87th gioe matches ef th* Dart* Cop distributing folder* which n«ra Na department store* of Impart* Gaargia the Judge stat'd that Division from the Peiping area WASHINGTON, Jaly (4* challenge round Dodre’f triumph Telford ’•Ifora told polk* she recently cent from Sanford SBC* were left open More thaa TPO ka waa a Floridian by choice qnd mat Japin'* flrot condition for cam* after llta ff Wilfrid *Bun- weed 9400 cafeteria receipts n't* Ralph Bagwali secretary of Hw yarauaa wer* thrown out of work- that while h* tnjoyed hla vaca-1aettlement of the trouble that r“ Austin, Blltlah atyllat, was carrying bom* by walloping a Chamber eg [ W e a n has v a t Hittber strikers nor employera Uim ha waa glad to get back to.brolia out July 7 during Japanese Huwad Frankie Parker of UU- negro feet pad en lb* head with a an addRIewd supply of tha f*M*m dLruta th* cswea of tka tb* cooling bet tits in lhe lend I troop* manruver* neat of Pejplng wkoo d l » X • to I, • t o f , T U C. frldd thick an. ______________ to cUvalaad lip gtouthutioa. nankins I tad touched off tb* Crists, Negro, Wanted For Attack On G irl Is Located' Near-Here O fficia ls Study P riso n Methods In Lynching Case New Benches Are Placed For Use In Trade Body Area Party Lines Melt As Gotham Girds For Vote Battle Little Damage ts Done In Accident At Intersection day. Judge Ware Home After Vacption In St§te Of Georgia -Xjk-r • - M -* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1fc4bed717ab8ab8348f36ef89394b6e.pdf 0d5d45da07483cd9fe1dcf938aad4d2a PDF Text Text 4* O il// '• 'C'r iSu DEBClUFTtOK tl» UAND \ ;>.* - - f-A'J i a* . -V ! . 5 I £ r - f3 S t a r F Ii bby Prichard’s fcoqbte In Ninth Sts Bring* Home Eicon " o r Lookouts In Mach JNfeded Victor ByJUUA* Sanford to n g film Players Nominated * lltrold'i l M t. Lea rue all-etdr ((elder ta non* (Mat aprlng. ant by ihe.-WeaMn fan s le it ten*• . Martin, a T tlinda 0 feet t Alma , > Unknown '(pAi*Nl " t o ■to ftanfotd after i M - h a f t o opportunity of m « thte MM>e of Uu moot Intem tlm t folioitof* Mf boar toll I h tv e 'e v n “ T • « t*Joylng my a t* / » 'lh Uk IbrfhmtU -boro hr Sanford *(>d I M o (hot 1 am oallafylnr you fen. > K h mr work In « (l field.-’-ITa have • m a t ban club adranctnr lo w Bright allow** one Red to «o IM taKlal tack Tl*' tM fmn la rout* and M w et three ■ dona awl natal to aid to hie f ill _ :qh Uis mound. hi Me hill for the Tlatton I yenar "Lefty" Harper who I Me Lookout* eedrr bt* conI els of the nine Malaga- h* rttout bnum tn and allowed bo led. He fanned o total o< tM ■ pew m to flrte Me* , W* Ogh M wa* nicked (er blur L tectndlng Martin:* trtpl* to / rlght-cekte field wall In the bib lu lu s . Prichard* - gameurtai doabla ie right field In ; aiplb aad Kawo'i Iwo-baie Ilobby l^khdrd npeitnd tb« fa­ tal nlnlh to Ih* ..Red*. with a arreamltii dtiubla Ip .rlg h tr.V tar field. He advanced lo Ulrd on Kaaao'a aarrlftM boot and momcnla laUr rroaaad tha plate with Iba ball rim e when Beck Bodiera laid down • neat bant to nuke Ik* »qm>*io pley • *ueceaa and glvn Bill l|nd*rr» a perfect atari.In hi* aerond ram palm with the locale Ihta aeaaou. • lauding Iba hitting. |*al ere* Hint waaAI Kaaan. lAtokoal rantrrflaldar, who Imlled ont three hlla In three official appearancelo Ih* plait er, “llweda" Marlin'* hnatry arilllary rnared.egaln mil nlitit when bo belted another triple end two alndlra .ln lake aerond place honttra In rooi1Irlpa lo lha dlah, Manacnr Hnd«era plena In ha»o Karly Wynh on Hie ninnnd toollht aialnat Joe Tinker'* f l)rlandn (lull*. Tea Holcomb will do lb* receiving and probably the earn* llntiip uaed leal nlaht will oppoee Iba newly orranlaeu Orlando milfll. l a u i f t e d A d v e rtiie m e i ' " *' - - “ ‘ i * 1 ■T '‘ “u ‘ ' who with to b etter'; Momiftteo by Iteialng In apara lime l o t Bine trie fiefrlgmallnn and Ah (loemlloning Induatrlra. Write Jelly, tliillilr* tort., ftes. It e-o Banfurd Herald. M e '! 1"* 1 keen. -B * e r > .* n r hedrere. whom, are think, ie the (reeteet manager .In. Glee* B bee*hall. Whan Hodk en walked nut oa the field laet *1*ht Tor the tin t time linen .be rntumad yeelerday. "onto U M l»n« from both Hanford a n d . tteLaad ehoered the fl«ry manager. When llod«»re ratne w i t ilia dngoui, that euae l.lim people can e to tbelr feat end fof the earned time Kara a Inna and loud gallon.** hat In leir-bMf af the Martin attended ’ Publle Grade tehee! nvtlvjd hi* hlgtu-ji 'b l;,tb d yrofae*lonal rank* from tha Jo|m ''i te*Bmdk toteieetblg athletic Hchool, alto local* .m t o eciu m ry ." . I’ark. While In bjffc tin rrcrlvtd a latter, harebell, In hi* *Wi o f. achool. . . ■ In 1000. Swede all Glen Morrla A'. A. < (Jueon'a lUa.bell A lllto e tlte which W ciuba W Martin’* outfit e t f lor Ih . champlonth! two cam** nut of. In 1007, which-.* rati (tap In baiaW.-. f 't o V t o d t .- UI4UUI hard-hitting youngitcr , 1 he. lo Florida wHA? tw*.! * f « jl£bW *u ■: ' L . i* ’ n youlhi. They .were bnW t 41 *« to Clearwater w h d re ^ to jfV to * ;IJ If IT 41 liermlaolon to Ujftttt j i f t b ' < iW ;. II it Brmklyn Dodgem of' ] t o ' . -NOfkII 4* turn.I Upgtte under ;^Btirl«(*!»■' il >4 C rim e. • .. ; f -1 ''A to u lt’A* 1.411Cl It tv . 4« Fort um tely iba younketer*' ■M T*. , ’ w . 1 cldod w ■ p t o ! W r '^ W f t k t o t e |l In. Sinford w hite; o n ; tbelr w g r, and tb it er*nlng‘ trd*l'JiW j ' p ( ; the Iwa*ball tchcol tk»t ...wa* ( rehedulej to brgln tp ■r* e m a l'j day*. They *11 nirrued to "top* • 8am* ISO,000,000 In roln* and i s s v * bullion wa* recovered by *alvor* Two of the three -rtdngMdrs ’ wbka, to the Initial frame. from the 8. R- Laurentle. *unk Ly were aigned to Claw D cpntraeU '^SreechM " Clary (tailed Ike bell a Ocrntpn nubmarlnr -In lha World rolling wlttf. g line elegle Int* war. r t|h t Held, on Me Bret pilch la .Mayo Langcton he (tole (round l e g a l n o t ic e ’and on U>* following pilch h* promptly helped h ln iell to tb* hit*. In fhr* trip* to tM . ptato In l -third each by mean* of I b ■ tb* 4>pmtng till ef tb e 'e fa a n t I bamo UawportaUou. H a r p e r UKMINIJI.K rh n| you nr* li.ro- bt Orlando *nd line* ' t o * jb e i fell ned Langrton but MBw«te' nrt r*<iulr*d lo pre- haa performed lb* f c a t ' ^ r e l Martin etepped up to thu plate aim',, and P n i n l time*. ‘i.'t* . . * / i and tolled a atnale into deep 1 allk.r of ion. inne Martin, a t ' Mb pr**mt Urfud. Ik. ..late of Mlleft field to icore Clary-with lha IBM*, d-rnnead, Ut* I* topping all other Loukcat UttJ , L M to U ’ Bret telly of tb* evely. In lb> uowniy tern in the hitting p * n u ) | 3|n , . *te«. column with a cool *V*r*fe In the Red*' half of lb* tuurth J I 0 . He has Man w otkV i--*" they eecaryd thefr only four bit* tha left field gartteal f f V * r* game so for U m aegeon and tte inly three error* to , b Ii CfitM while otoyplng IT runtote. ’M were attempting to fefeg (C*rote to mark down u l r t Martin Ie alee tied wl •nco tfray af lib (tetke Man for •oeegd place |nIwee walloping roc* and knotted with flte .'M to btale L u n i n for **cd 1 '■ »>U^ ' in be liar bow ball and if 1 my em otion, to r r i I w d |i olw tyt j Wr1*ht;went mil le >jvJ Ih* In I Bane. H eater b * W en*, Helen In ed thile oonvocoattaa you wee it H i i i t t r they were- ta le n t sto u t the i t L e n t a Cardinal* ha**b#ll team. AM yee wouldn't haar a alaaaant wear If yep Ila­ ta ned all day. . ‘ f w ryliahl* ropeHT lay i m tl It ii kt It •itAOO, a let ef money In any monte langlt***, u > n per* for tha earning ef the Bt. Louie Cardinal* 1**4 •pda*, h wa* generally-im* derateod at the time that the Hodblrrtc would etny lnd*tw n Italy. “Nan* *f the geed •fUion* ef thp eeet eeeet alty war* prepared ter the anneonaemant that lk» Garde would train In At. Petereburg neat •wring, Tbhee effleelt ef Me Daytona Baach , ally government wh* authkrliad Me eapendltur* ef the large tum needed I t get i the baneball park In ehape t o tlw Garda, are reputedly In biding er •art ■( teaap an leng vaeaHen*. “it la a -Ufa 'b et Me ‘wel­ come- mate, etreum ae profdeely Utreugh Me llr ttU ef Daytena Baa.h fer Bra nth Ittekay and U m Breadan,' Cardinal be****, haw all Men ptlllM In." Ends 80th ‘Veer; As TclepflwMt Cojoapwy n It II tl H it it. II II SI II IT1' u nknown ... 41 Unknown — I* Oobnra, Eden ... I t K oran, .o >V 1* Unknown :,Q i. 1* nbukae.' Btrlla 1*» Hnkaawn __ ___ 't l t l *i of n w * i t t l t l i t ' Ubkawwa n*M. w a I'anaawn NlcSii. Kate tl ~ Btale" Uadatan.' A«du>i< Malhawa, O c a Wtaal* It Uakaswa I Niton..Thom** M. > habarla R B , •V i-‘ ■ k I , Uors, Ilsrrr . .. .. .. I* te 4* i* I it noiwri^.n it^.... a tt !• n w a rn iwawer, u w Ifnkuewn I* fteavna ,1 <> Krav**, 1 n n iR U A S . N*b. July SI. w-GPl -nun' telephone pitted, “h b ” BOth flnrlnnuli «|*N .w Verb, I’M run *1 rhlladelphla. Pi I.Mill* at llaetoa. iMiUMrith *1 flrooklya. AWKHirAW IK 4 0 K New rark •* HI. ImuIo. tln.mn nt Drtrall. . \Va,hln*mn at Chlraen. ••hladrl|.hl* ■« <;!*»• 1**4 llfl Unknown .. IT (I 11 He Unknown i .. Il li It H« Unkaawa . *1 t l 44* Uakaown trouble ebeeter of Me SSO-pbona .(change aaya ba’i atfll going >UWMk M cw u iy . M ataa Mndtet tb* epmmter> Job- •n f S « *. IV *1 HI Jokan lll'-r O t m IlESOm(T|Oi4 414- LANIl 0ATIOHAI. 4-MaUtM uya.* 0|j flliaanrah. I «in lark, t | ClnqlBaail. I; (It I, V ' . a, Si ai. la a lp 1. no -at I'kilndelphin. rain. .a - fi - u l b 1 1 1 f i * m , , {TANK OP I1WNZB , ■ , * f '‘ *:* ^ w t x a 1 ||| i s i • *-Ji -HI. laiul*. 4-1. t, ifilipu. ie tie in •a. li. Cblepao. 4 III ila. Tl ciowlaad. 4. ATIIIXAI, Ml Alii H ly. I, no Halo, 4. Til* tfultf "..f.T? h 'AaB^TMIRTT TlinEB iwh or aw « 4 -----H of NKU * KH of BE 14 of KWH ------ru of KW44 n BH af 4* Hotanlkal, N lea Uakaewa' J 1 t l I t (I •• U"know i JNOnCti Tax Collector, 8f teat whkbot* handed try Longaton. Ac.'ordir% to Calvin‘ I pnaldent, aacrotary and gov ef Ihe OiLUeoogo l NOTICE : U nknow n /U R K U H ID APARTMENT- Eath e lawor floor. I l l Cast IM * t w p ( t , l f a*COM i d f e u i e t yon1, •.-■tomoch Uleem, O u Fat*., i- ladigaptlen, Iloartbura, OMT free U —MlM«IUn«ouB Tor Sate . e a t e p l e -deeter’a proecrlptlo*. V ies, at N d tey n terf . D r a g N a I yoUow )ilm>, thonughtp dry- Elding, floorirtt. colilag, ttD.OO per thou**nd. United lAMrt* ■:NEW LifMDEB Ford ooepa. fllM C Heed Oar Dealam. it ‘ ' o r owirm B; • _ . -1 - j . 'i t ) nawc Mma> Uk Ik Uaaaoyw " ~ •ft e n .r .i .. .juaiA ; .- .-..-i-fSSr.i,1 BABY BUGGY m < • U»# • or com jJC \twe9*n* S �> mam SANFORD, FLORIDA, Roosevelt Releases Innocent Prisoners Lack Of Any Definite Clues Proves Large Barrier In Appre­ hending Assailant . No One Able To Iden­ tify Aircraft Seen Aloft In Mid-Atlan­ tic By Ship's Crew ■ —- ■■ Police Force Is ContinUiiig Work la Considered1 George Thurstonj Action Complete V i c t o r y For Foes Of Mens- . Returns From Big ure Adding Justices * Ellcs Convention NEW YORK. July Th* mystery of a plfpe fupwtud fly In* acroea the Atlantic to Europe becstta desper and dark•r m American tad Conodl»n radio men stood by for furtbrr Sheriff AnSf Deputies _ Also Exerting Ef" 9 ' f o r t * At Solution Chief .of Polka to y O. Wti­ tle ma reported that hie staff Is tnvuaUguting • sews . promising leads but th a t. af p*t they had produced no rtoulfc;>u#d addod that the acaaplaU * aboorwe of any 'definite rig 's ep which to work formed t a nhntot unsurraountable b o n ie r In the case. He >stated thdl hls fores Would conUs us Ho quest fee tho aeoallsnt,Jhrwuvdr. cAnty S heriff' G. If. Hand itstsC today that h e ' and hk Roosevelt’s Court Bill Sent Back For THREE PI Exalted Ruler Visited M a n y Interesting Places On' Journey A message, piik. ...U r up by tbs' Rodtomorlna Corporation • sUtkm • t Chatham, Most., said a plan* miles rast g f Capo Roco, Newfound land, lost night. Chatham picked up th* mesu p from Um American freightt r Scan moll whkh «play«t It from snot ha i- skip it tdrbllfkd as the British freighter Rant*. But th.* Ranr# Is In tho Wext IndM ord radio mm think tha Rconunt radio opara tor mod* a mU'.ias la receiving tbs call Isttsru i f tho ship reputing ths plans. All Isadldfl Amrrkon /lie n planning Atlantic flights ha»# bom Iocs tod o o tb o ground. They Include Ckk MsrrIU, Jimmy Mattom and Howard Hushes. By order of President Roose­ velt, Anthony LabrlsetU (lop) and Georgs (Urgent (bottom) were relessed from the Cuyahoga ceuaty Jail at Cleveland, Ohio, after they had served 17. months for a dim e they didn’t commit. They were convkted of • $155,000 mall truck robbery nt Warren, Ohio, but later Investigation dis­ closed the crime was committed Hindenberg Crash State May Ceaw Is /Attributed To Due To Frictiop IAndrews Attacks .Compromise Bill For Coart Change Ultimatum Issued Demandipg'Agreement Be MadeByAugustl Denounces Admin iatration'sMeasureAs Not Meeting Needs An Electric Spark WASHINGTON, July W .-W 1 —The Bureau of Air Commerce said yesterday, that fire, caused by un electrostatic spark whkh Ignited r. mixture of free hydro­ gen awl ak , '-probably- roused thu l Mix i Him ef tha dirigible -Mat Max, C jX k tjM * Zoo Continues to A ttract Interest Of Man; Visitors W a Described Certificates Ruling Institution -As Being One Of By Sopretoe Court BlgTourist Magnets Expected-Shortly By RAYMOND MONSALVATQK Tha Hanford Munletpla Zoo Is continuing to atiruot dally vtsltoru to Its grounds and Us pop* ulartty aavsr seems to dacruasa, according to reports. Tourists a rt ollau found walklag around tbs park adjoining ths see,' which I* pl.nl/d with grass, and varicolored tlanlae under cocas plumosas. la tha cogs of ths gray H ub' squirrel which recently mad* a trip to Washington. D. C. to the National Boy H.out Jam bores with Raymond Radar, Sanford hey asset, waa preseated ta th* too goon after his totarx to Baaford. -Old Black Joe." aged alliga­ gl# involving Utopian el Ifelle* al- tor, Is still master -of Ms cage. Thl* rooming bs roe* boat th* Ity of the Ast. - ■' Conroralng the tpgrt"**'— m water with a boars* bellow that tk* in i eerttfleAiea, Mr. Ham- axade the air tremble, frighten lag nearby vtaltar*. An old su­ perstition aisles that aa Incldeal ot that kind la a ear* altn of rata. •’Lao." an African Hon. coutrlbatad his thar* of th* peaa n l aoUa by emitting a 1 roar which guv* competition to ' th* Ihaadertag cloud, overhead. „ T naii.ts stale that tb.y sejoy w tle^lsi the a n tic of the mon­ key*. aa they attempt to Might on opposite tide* of a aertabsd Partitle*. the feeble effort* of twp newly hero bob MU to stand tip, and the grnrefel swimming el th* soft sad herd ah SIM tur­ tles, aU Attract (ateroet, -Tha attabdshe* of vteitaro at th e aoa ea Baadsya and athar SALUTE ' TA LLAMA -The Unit .persona ______________ _ % Vfc t Vt was srnt aa a delegate to tho Elks National Convention In Denver, Colorado. At the glgantk eonclsve. Mi TTyireton said that I ha to ware IK,Ooo visitors who Included Elks, their families, and friends- It was reported that the organisation had ripended over $1,500,000 for charities In the United 8Utaa One of the main features of the convention was thu election of Charles Spencer llo rt to the high position of Grand Exalted Ruler. It was staled that the main pro­ gram of the Elks for the coming year would he safety In autoroobllIng, the prevention uf accidents, and th* stamping out ef Comma* nlsm. Each exalted ruler was Instrurtrd to carry out the alau to the fullietl extent, M r Thurston Do marching men, and a very beautiful flout whkh advertised the slate, Mr. Thurston sold. J lie . observed that coed Mens In ths west and around the duxt bawl seemed toJto uaud.gsul Ithat th* people were very aptl* ml,tic They showed however, a deep feeling of antigonlsm toward strikes and communism, M r Thurston added. On his return trip, he passed through Colorado Springe, _ . Port Worth, where he vl.ltcl t frontier firsts; and Dallae, where he viewed th* T eis. Onlcnnlsl Exposltlon.' II* viewed many besutlfal and Interesting place. Including Pikes Peak the Gsnlen of th* Were k l t t i r f c ^ t t -Wkatter. icojm /itV n M n th s’ state ,rs -The cause of Ike aeeldent was ployment Service unless an opera! the Ignition a t , a 1mixture ‘ ot big agreement Is nude by Aug. Ihydrogen and air," the _Bureau's ._*i Dlssgreement between Governor report said. "Based upon . theiConewnd W Prank Tenons, dlrec evidence, a leak at, or In th e 'to *— • r of *l ths- *federal service,*about vicinity af cells 4 and 6 esused1 appointment of a director ef the ln>- .tale service hma delayed txeruup- tlon of an agreement under the Wagner-Peyser a rt of congtes. •P* Governor Cone appointed Prod B Bradihaw as director, but per­ du. sons continued to recognise John °* Emerson, who held the Job under hat a merit system established by»wn One uf the loaders of th* Ger­ uch agreement with tha state two man-Am. rksn bund movement I* years ago. »ed Wendell C- Heaton, stele Indus- shown et New York headquar­ .................... ......... . . — all- trial commissioner under whose ters a. hr gave the tolul* to a Evans, Echo lake and *n Indian gallon It undertook a fow days department the employment serv* portrait of Hitler. reservation otter the H lnda'torg's deslrue- |«. operates, said: On hla lwo-weak Jaunt, M r tlon. • “Thl. places u* In th* po.lt Ion Thurston covrred u total of 4,000 The Bureau noted. In arriving of having th* United State. Ern­ miles by rail and 500 miles by s t Ka conclusion that an elec- ployment Service Yfcogmlxlng Mr. automobile. each of Iks nation's I* Judicial tn w tatk spark was tho probable Lmcrxon as director and Governor, rouse, that the alectroeUlk Cone rocognlsing Mr*: Bradihaw at strength of the ataeephero was director. Actually, at ths present Urns w* have no stale employment CITY NEWS BRIEFS service, since th* agreement rx • A Boy Scout Court of lloaor plrad July 1 " to be held at Camp Wlklwlkl la Parsons Insisted there was no vnesney In th* directorship when September which will ho atleadGovernor Can* appointed Thomas ad by Scout Base alive II. J. C. Imeson ta taka Emerson', piece Hagadiirn. of tha Central Florida I meson, a Jacksonville city com­ Council; ||. A. Jturu, and other*. missioner, first snld be would hold U being planned by W. K. Ra­ both Jobs but Inter be resigned the der. scoutmaster of Troop If, The court will be Ih* first on. state Job saying he decided he could not held them both. The gov­ hald In Hemlnola county sines the Council-Wide Court of llono. ernor then named BrodshewEmtreon stUI It in office, but In June, and a largo number uf Governor Done has halted th* pay boy. ara expected to come up Constable W- A. McMullen Is mrnt ef bills Incur r ed again.! .lets for advancement. Mr. Kadrr said that .etrrnl coadecttag n wtaespreed search to­ fundi while to r n eon is the direr* Roy Hcoul. want lo the ramp to­ day fe r Willi* Keleey, negro, who tar• ie alleged to have cut a negrr The 1MT legtalsture appropriat­ day lo finish an addition to their girt shoal the fata and beck In ed 170,000 annually to finance the cabin and tu prepare for lb* big Midway lest night and mod* his employment service, with e similar event. B^y. who ar* working af Wlkl­ get-away In a waiting n r bolong- amount to t o ttpplled by WsIRpig' County Jodge.H. W. War* Is tag ta James Badding, who was Um ekfji sn affUlstlon agreement wlkl today nr* Cullen Wright, ••Jeytag peaches sad a good root Lewis Wright, Scott McIntyre, oa his vacallo* In (leorgta. It Allan Naarman, and Bernard Colwas learned at hla ufflr* today. Has. J U , plan* to return to gaafard within tha belt law day*. array before bay one could detain hint- The fugitives ware followed by the Oanstchle to torkorvllle where K elsegtofl th* car to.hid* out. x ;. . Numerous stitch** were take* •bout the seicrod girl’s face, neck, sad keek, n s w f k g to Mrs. Elisa­ Picnic la Planned By beth T. t a t M A hand su n * a t th* hocpkal, hot tow sswdlt laa wag net Lions Club Members Court Of Honor In September B ein g Planned By Scouts Search Made For Negro Who Cut Girl On Face, Back A. H. Brock Returns From Extensive Trip To Californio And Northwest ef limter -•— Only 2 Senatore , Oppose Decision 10 days In whkhv ta whip WW new bill Into stop* for pro— tatlon to the Senate.' The committee's action' marked virtual abandonment af the seta* promise court hill now pm f law In the Senate and was genetoUy considered a complete victory fa t the court bill foes. Attending the committee meal* Ing In addition to Garner and regular members were Bmxlag Barkley, Kentucky, newly sleeted Democratic leader and Senateg Wheeler, Democrat of MeetaaU. Garner and Barkley w en dees lipped as they left the committee room a few minutes before tha meeting ended. The Judiciary committee action came after administration load­ ers had fought with their backs to the wall ta save such remnants of the compromise bill as they could. Proponents, however, had conceded for some time that the foes had enough votes ta aids track the bUl and virtually etald dictate the kind ef UgWleUtax they could peas. Lafollette’s Group Puts Blame On Cops WASHINGTON, July & —W ) —LaPotlett* civil liberties ebenaxktee reported today Uwt Ckimcp police need "exroeslv* force" wad showed "moet care lass tadtffsrenro to human Uf* md suffering" In bnttktag up the Memorial Day Demonstration. �THTIBfipAT, 4 0 L T ,‘M l| 1AtT ^ I. P f^ fO rW w w m Althrugh Mussolini's haughty dcfiapcc of Great Bri* tain's final effort to nave non-tnlcrn-ntinn nppnr.t to have brought Europe nearer to the brink of war than »mce the Spanish revolution began a year ago, all hope is not lost yet and we may expert the diplomats of John Uuli to pull some trick out of the bag that, will save thu situation. It has already been rumored that England has been negotiating with Hitler, a sort of bribe. If you will, to wean that menacing dictator awny from II Diiuu. The terms pf the "bribe,*' It has been suggeated. consist of three parts—the three things that Germany needs moat: raw materials, an. outlet for exports, and a loan. If Hitler succumbs to this tempting offer, and it is reliably reported that he Is pondering It, Mussolini will have |o do a lot of backing down, fof he knows that with­ out Germany's help hie chances for. success in any mili­ tary. action In the Mediterranean would be practically n*l. However, If Hitler decldea to go along with lfuaao)inl the probability of a genera] war will become almost a cci> talnty. Parisian nawspapers have already spoken of huge supplies of war materials being collected on the Franco3panlah huyder for trana-ahlpment do the Loyalist govern­ ment of Spain, in case Mussolini and Hitler continue to aid the Rebels. It Is said that these materials [delude 200 fight­ ing aircraft, 100 tanks, and many hundreds of field guns IDAT. JULY 12, IU I of the latest type and also much ammunition. If theso supplies are sent to the government forces, lUlBAND WONDKHS Italy and Germany will redouble their efforts in behalf of Franco, and -go will begin a race to ’tee which side can be of most assistance to the cause which it sponsors. Such a to only conclusion and that is open conrace can lead L . one . filet between the nations Involved. That ruled by sanity |^ftTTTs" ____ ____ - Is praying . _____ <that roc kless di­ plomacy of the dictators will be thwarted by the calmttesa WASHINGTON, July M .- W )- had Uksa n d e : lb* greesr's for a loaf ol if the British In Uiclf sincere efforts to prevent a rcpolb Such I* the saipcr-anen hi Sppa- against him. I tor Horn* that hope ol P W tflj tlon -of 1D14-18. lh« sevwi-TVA power and IM # dWWd control biU thbi »cs*Uo W* M®1" beta abroduped because of bl$ illneas. He was Safe Driving ehed lit U t mo aoltle In chair, 1 I've gained tha rest thal ‘boors If on niy wesry legs I remedy of the terrible toll in denthn nnd injuries occurring •tend svery year from coaat to coast. lovely lips will utter no drivers, which ob- i 1s t ms aask the courh fui served, would aid greatly In reducing this growing menace. _ Indy winks With this In view, we reprint ths suggestions of the Amerlilt moment A some pressing Icantzcr for making automobile driving safer: BOsd she thinks. J 1. Think, you have only one life to live, two eye*, two You may lose any of them in an acci­ dent that could have been avoided. ■: In my chslr a restful hour I’d arms and two lege. E f to Uia time I ought la cut the rgtnaa. by ma*t this b«T I've asked the 3. You never know what tho other fellow Is going to ■. man I know do. Be prepared for emergencies. ad all they answer I* thsy'va 4. Don't think that you are always right because you •ad Rao- F.DGAR A. GUEST tamp# celebrated It* Mill annrnary, Hi* Id ■northerner* iM hardly beiteva that bslf s Itury ago Tampa was a men alst on llie b»).—Ijikelanc bill to set up “authorities" over various divisions of the country similar to the Tennessee Valtfy authority In tho south. Senator* who espietcd Norris to lead the fight .for It |dun In pul up an appearance of figh', ami that It about all. The bill to aulbprlta remruptlun of construction on the Flor­ ida ship canal also seem* sacked, in *pit* of the report ol %fiuy ongintsr* which uow tevuf* i»Its proponents, Including ths r S round* won. OiT WksV p«ah, water b wn , t i l t h both a t *Mch a asttsd u m * It* tatlaeWs RTSBSKJ»!fW letter*. to pastor*, asking what hymns were Included hi the tim ­ ing dWIne services. Tbs Utter* (smbUre, Judgmoni SAN FRANCISCO, July 22 — Wf—Fiery Sean Kuucll has moved his war for Irish independ­ ent* over to tbs American front. Declaring Ramon de Valera to be ' a "puppet of the 'English crown," Russell is touring this country to roily Irlsh-Americani to hi* Cisnn Ns Gael Through It he hopes to unseat the Irish T ree State president and establish n completely Independent nation As a major general In the Irish Republican army,- Russell says he 's subject to arrest if apprehended <n Ireland, as are his 10,000 followrs. Rut with Amsrtean moral and monetary support hw hopes to taro ths tables on Ms eld enemy d . Valera . * Host thrilling moment to the guerilla’* lift cams in 1022, phop hf watched fire of his followers i-.’cuted by B firing squad with Ms ■>»n turn oast A reprieve strived Just in time. “Facing death under thow e|r cumstances is not bad—not as bad as a toothache," Russell said “Whan you ary dying si a patriot a spirit of exallatipn, of dignity, ciirnrs to you Your'rtln# b eat ibft. "The reprfevo was a greater! shock than the sentence of d is tb " polling his sU< Incidentally, dealt cackle up the “barhcim U ses" It. Italy used by Mussolini in an ^effort to bpost the blrtt rate. Thb United States has hao a bachelor tas for yrara. Glanc. over an Income tax blank. Mar. vied persons, get a tfb o o ex­ emption. Bachelors and other, tingle fur any reason, get only ,000 exemption, . And the birtl ri-as* angle is there, too. For iryry child you don't have, you logv f|0O exemption. Ahd Tnt stgles carry on the trk k ' wilt thfir tax laws. a have the right-of-way. . F»rm state senators. 1st n gmvt 5. Remember that STOP moans only one th'ng. , by I Senator |'opc ol 0, Never argue with a traffic officer; hb knows tra f­ Inaugurated Id*ho, era attempting to pul fic laws belter than you do. .. the .teetotal land bank* up the 7. Don't expect to blow pedestrians off tho street with >p<'t In the matter i f taking de­ ficiency Judgment) in mortgage your horn; they have the right-of-way. Tits process went 6n for Wsaks until o a f minister, wondering why bis' service* were attracting such largs num hsn of non-membars, hr** tig* ted. Thereafter h* never announced tbs feytyM' un­ til tbs congregation was m its ♦TTITj t<r * *, J, McUudia, J w f a scores of Bros. ••m l W itre rt comers, w\f»i slates' various automobiles are from. Thera w*fd two such citlsem whose offices nrarn ad­ joining suites 'op • Timas BqnbSrn g eorg foreclutur* pru. icdings. With n defkiuticy Judgment Higher coat and suit prices arc indicted for milady next Fall The loophole" for this will be to take Wgiter vaeatlun In Florida whrie sate aren't needed and aull* ron't necessary SAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Of course, everyone know* thal N slot machliirs never mads any aw y for tha owner* Proof of lla la shown In the report filed Ejfca executrix of tha estate of la late F. J Rhsip, former slot iahlrw operator Of Orange faunf, Tha report filed with thr lannty ro u it show, » n e t profit A 9AUT.02 fa* one msnth, He have gone to Mlnnrapolla to visit her pa rente. Mlsa Ethel preaentellv# Dies of Texas Houghton la making an extensive proposed a congressional Intrip through the north , fallen of un-American act le­ Tha aaan who never did anything a f Nksls, Fascists, and Coml« always Johnny-on-the-spot ite In this country, giving ns whan It cornea to telling others reason for his request the llshment of vsrlou* Nasi how things should be done S In which, he lyU, “open lane# If pledged to II liter." ah Investigation would be Survey Shows Large, x * ^ ^ rh Wl#0 M66(. I hy tho Nasi propagandist* Increase In T o u r is t gain, i«.ote; Miami, H7^ w . i p .a daatardly trick, allbougb over an all nurers are commanded t( Faculties In M l a ni I i S2S by pat|spta with high fevers In — ” " . , „ | of Dade connty, 0,710, 1 1 U ; gain, ter >0 catch, perehancs, any JACKSONV1L1JC, July 22. j4 itM0, lla m a s teUl ad of Ol- will toward Hitler Ths Miami Aron today can care c l ^ (£ 407. Ana te their dflltecm, for at least MA00 more elslters ■■ ............... . v' In hotels, apartments, ro o m in g ------------------------ , , Fnipln whs use telephones n houses and tonrtet c o lla rn ll»» 1in deal cannot help but he 11 could two yoare ago. the Fter. patted a t the general lark of kla Stale Chambar of Commerce 1 t e l . ifcfjT JJ •fkoM manners and technique declared after analysis of s r M p d that an ordinarily gentle- lour 1st srcommodattiin foreon turns Into a hear the nv.,1, by Leonard K. Thomson. b# takes down the rereirer sell-known Magic fin* barking order* at U»( t. If ons would atop stop to conThomson'. h . ex s Ig one of the to , , pUlm-d, did not crnslder pi tests f cowardllnsss; getting homes having room s to rent nor ' those fr.mltUs * who “put up" i r v . _ _ _ uOU M r ' a ---friends c and rwlattees elslUng . « I t a l i M a U S a liw ml u 1 uDM tend bank i ur u lb rr Mort- gaga holders cal seist n termer's bunk atd-uul or crops an utbkr terms bo may get fur years to cumf tb make up thu different* b> tween t^c amuiral of the m«rtvuko and what the furcchmad term brought by sail ^uiulsr’lh l hammer." , Pops Introduced a bill pro­ hibiting deficiency Judgments b> fnicrnl land bajjk* after hts own state legislature was compelled to repeal such an act under threat* by fed<-ral ami otbrr lending ageaelsa that not another farm loan w.mtd he made hr the state U It r*ipain*d ,on Iff W k After Pojw • Intradural his bill tbs Farm Credit administration C ity a n d C away FOB T ' J pbIoftxxipre«tY ntfpB ,'W ofgc JM* p t A F R \r , wm** a i>a y c s N ^ ^ x c n u e 'H Uaa, acn aalb k . * * * * * * « • 'm fH M o ry rre b ar* tre y MtiO. I W« fASOUl NORAI S T lJ lT tlS S iSlrlS IIV U IH seMvn Mw>0 re*d ■ >*!»« ■ sadsafcn arrsngwneota aoA tall yoa dsn infid# tens about Rollft^r **H*>**>- EM ERSON rA N S • V ■ ® RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. SUMMER SPECIAL^ GENERAL AIT REPAIRING I o m Thg problem ol piup{clp*l •rtaMi o o f Rv«ryop* n m BLOW THE HEAT DEMONS JU S T At tke nhU hit areny gin* 'to**. COLORADO FOR COAL the Benater Barkley won out over t Harrison of Mississippi for the ante liadershlp by a vote of 30 ST- Raw Cangrra* Won't be able compl*In *o bitterly about thr to 4 decisions of the Muprrmr ABOUT NEW T O M , Jp lr n —Bread way's moat sardoo* (am bit li yqur alcove at There are rule* for autorriobllo V P A Y ftfE N T ■ LV h have k a a n li p a U ^ Y rt A? W �S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities O ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Social Calendar ) THURSDAY The Methodist Young People's Interest Groups will meet a t the Church annex a t 8:00 o’clockMr*, n. B. Pippin will en­ tertain the teachers and officers of tha Primary Department ot the f ir s t Baptist Runday School at • ;00 o’clock at her homo on W ell First S treet FRIDAY The Otrl 8costa will meet at the U tile House at S:00 o'clock. They will go to SaaLando Bprlngs where the , Iter. Martin IIram wyli gjyd ‘ thMo some swimming . Instruction^ i" MONDAY The Troth Seekers Cl*** of the F irst Methodist Church will meet a t S:M o'clock a t Urn home of Mr*. W- M. McKIm. Hot testes will bo M r * ~ T V 'E WIlsoa K fs .'F . H Mitchell, lira- B. E. Squires and Mrs Ella* Kirehhoff. Circle Number Five o£ 'th e have a picnic at BuLsndn Bprlngs. All m embere<v# re­ quested to meet at tbb church at 1:10 o'clock. Mrs. Miller Hostess A At Party For Friends Mr*. J , L. ' Miller entertained • number of her friends v U h > bridge party glvan last nlgni at the boms of her mother.J Msw. W. U. Htoudenmlre, on Elm AveTha playlor rooms wore al tractlvely decorated with a pro­ fusion ot garden flower*. At ihe conclusion of tb* bridge game* . high score pH** waa nvfardrd to Mist DorotKy .‘JUalots end Mis* Mary Jane Prdibm won low ■core prise. '(> AL a. 1*1# hour tho nosiass ss-. listed by Mrs. .Htoudenmlre *''•* servsd refresbrnttils to the fol­ lowing: the Misses Lucille Bolt. Miriam Duncan, Mary Ms*wall, .Dorothy Haines. Vrancea Pear­ son, Mary Jen* Prestop, Mra. Marla nobqrta and tlr*. Troy ’ Bay, * The #orld rarryoVtr-'ef ' AMJrl' can cotton waa reduced-from 18," 000,00(1 to 7,000,000 bate* between l » n and 103.1.’ , Modern engineer* have not -foiled the puttie of how Ihe hug* atone* of th* Egyptian pyramids war* UfUd into place._________ To*Night Im h u tl T a la y lfi 148 Miss Jones Hostess To T. C. O. Club Group Mlta Margaret Jones enter­ tained the T. C. Q. Club and a number tif frlenda at her home on peril Avenue Wednesday eve­ ning. . * names and conleat* were en­ joyed throughout the evening and prltea were awarded to Mia* ffld L d x Wells and U M. Teltord. Jr. 1 / « . At __ a mjatd-'hh^'refreshm ents wero gffvcd l a t h e Allowing: th e ' Mlraev Helen darner," Mildreil Welle, drelchen Morrrlaon, Jean PnvreAer, I.uulee llrlgger, Siilyn'' darner and Margaret Jones, Also K T. Telford, Jr.. /Bill Btrmper, Hoy lire), Wnltei llaynea, K. D. Tyler and Ulll dlen n ., la visiting relative* In for about a month. Mr*- Lindsey Carwell Is spend­ ing several days a t Daytona Beach. W- F. Garner left Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga. where ha will attend t* b u sin e ss InterestsMr. and Mrs. Olsn Burns and daaghtrr* left • Tuesday for At­ lanta, G*. wbtra they will apead several week*. . Mlss Rlolse Winn haa left for Vldalla, G*. where she will viaIt her aunt. Mrs. G. M. Bapp. for aeveral week*. Dependable ClasrOf j Church Has Meeting. Vise* .wen? Joint'hhjrlesaea to the UcpemlaMc Class of thr K tnt Methodist Church which met Mon* day at Uie horn* of Ml*. Goff. The meeting wa* presided over by'M rs. Udca- Mr* H. B. McCall, Jr„ led the devotional. During the bug!nets session routine buslnra* matters wera discussed. Refreshments were servrd by j tho hostesses to thr following:' Mrs- W- S. Thornton, Mrs. llsroldj Appleby, Mr*. J. D. Callahan, Mr*. E- A- LoudrnbA-g, Mr*. II. B. Mc­ Call, Jr.. Mr*. Herman Middleton, Mrs. D. R Smith, Mrs H. L Smith. Mr*. Burke Steele, Mr*. Ilarry Weaver Mrs. M D. Dees, and Mr*. 0. 8 . Toler. . * Mia* Roth Pyle plans to leave itttwUy for El l‘*»o, Teas* she will make her future' wllh h rr brother, Francli — Mies' ' Helen Duui li l *. MIM ITT-' mills Deaa, Miss l.llllan Dess and J. n. Deaa have returned from Mleml where they apent several days,' bought thrm r»r1y In orrlrr lh*t *“ lhfy might past t h r lflAliigiin to! Staged At Meeting their customer.• ■I They announce i h i t the blsnkfU A program .to o t Chin. was " W W ™ V u n E T ta home in hot Krer ae* a motion plrtara la glvrn at the regular meeting ot J’ *"*, *° 1 * rel.-ct Ike making? If you haven't. It the World au b O .h k h waa held at .lock, and li-a*o| w aat bo necessary far yon to the Mrthodlsl Church Annex Tuea- ***1 c r * . travel all the way to Hollywood j» v n s r " r ' s s . r s‘ to aoa how It'a ilono now. All hour waa held after which gnmea wrre played In the parkw** ,U tcd' . . yen'll have to -do la drop Into Refreshment* were aereed to the , ,■» _ * * _ the Rita Theater Friday. where the Vlrat National (arre-romedy following: the Miaaea Joyce Steele, W O C P C g O n O l* O g tlo W Catherine Clark. Christina W at­ ■"Talent-80001“ will ahow. "Talent tlro u f l« a atoijy a boot son. Virginia Tulen, Mary Elisa­ the movtea. A merry yarn from beth Halt. Betty Jo Brock, Uiulsc E l, PASO, Tex.. July 22.—<A1 the pen of Ueorvo llilann. It la Clark. Virginia Chapman, Beasle laid attaint! a aludlo background Adkins, Carrie Kedfqarn. and - “Spider," the «*d little hlackend-lan dog, is happier now. Ills and aeveral aequcncea how tonsil*, cause of a doggone bad ■ceneo arloally twins made with son- throat .arc out. art ora, camera*, light*, aound What with Influent*, bronchitis apparatur and all the other tech­ and finally tonsllltls, Spider waa nical parnphetun'.'.a nrceaaary la fedling n* woebegone as he tha picture. Inoknl. Then hi*, owner, Davis You'll alao are a hustling ataGreen, wrapped hla throat in a dlo cafa In arllon at the height of the noonday rath, a atndlo Penney Offering Big towel in,,I took him to n veteri­ narian. projection room In uie. Interior* Htanke^ Reduction and eilarinra nt s'kgxnd stages, MAH 111AC K ANNOUNCED atudlo atreeta and itosens of oth­ lliimlryd* of thousands of blanOf interest to a number of er Intereatlng scenes within the krts have been recently bough-, by friends is the annnunremrnt of the walla of a his film plant. Donald Wood* end Jeanne J. C I’rnny Company at reason­ marriage cf Miss Dora Smith to Madden have |hn leading roles able prices and will he aold l.indsey Caldwell. The Perenjony In “Talent 8rout' and the anp- in thr near future In an advoncr wa* performed In lie l a mi on July porllng vast 1ncfuili-a"Fred- Law- I6w price sale, according to icpoUv n Mr.’ t'ai;iw;n i* an employee of renco, Itneatlml Mkripd*. Joseph received todny. the Money Saver Grocery Stun Orphan and* .tunny oilier*. Wil­ Thr company anticipated a rh e and Mrs. Caldwell is rmployetl al liam Clr mi-ii-i dlrevled1 the picUW llflw --------- » - - . nitn mini an— nrrjnim— rerwir play liy tlrorgu llllaun and Wil­ liam Jacob*. — Fmrcc-Comedy Will Show How Filmland Pictures Are Made V I I v iiiiiu A n n e MacNeill • Will Iicave SUNDAY Fcr New York T O PU R C H A SE O U R FA LL STO C K uiul will return hIhiiiI Aug. lfith She will lie ptra-ed In do prrumal shopping for you while in New York. Kilhrr phone or are Mr*. MarNelll I'rlds) nr Halarday al Ynwrlt’a and plare your order for a drr«» or m at. itG H in / DONT PUT OFF BUYING BLANKETS SALE STARTS FRIDAY 8;30A.M THE GREATEST BARGAIN SUMMER DRESSES, SUITS, RIGHT IN THE M I D D L E EVENT OF TH O C K OF T H E sSEASON. e a s u w . S* T / m i n r n n« nr COATS AND MILLINERY SACRIFICED OF T H E SEASON AT END OF SEASON PRICES. OUR LOSS YOUR (JAIN. PRICES WILL BE’HIGHEft. . . . SELECT NOW! FINAL REDUCTIONS. STOCK YOUR WARDROBE. STYLE SHOP O u t flu ty , PURE VIRGIN WOOL BLANKETS IMIONE 75 102 EAST FIRST ST. CANADIAN QUEEN— fineat for warmth and wuurl Bright Dress S IL K Dresses FOR PRICE OF ONE PLUS /K gm BARCAINS that wUI delight you lirrauai of Iheir fine qual­ ity yarn* — their aba — and weigh! 1 Favorite bedroom col­ or*. Sateen bound. 7(T»80". WOOLENS HAVE ADVANCED-WE C A N N O T DUPLICATE MANY OF THESE LOW PRICES AFTER PRESENT STOCKS ARB GONE! UBEgffUR LAYA-WAY PLAN. A SMALL DEPOSIT1WILL MOLD YOUR SELECTION. C o m fo r ta b le s LINEN SUITS Congo Suits o J B U Y ONE 3ILK AT REGULAR PRICE GET ANOTHER DRESS OF SAME PRICE * FOR W F / n r? r.UNGALulV Special Note To Our Customers! Friend* of Mrs. C I. Park uf Macon, Ga., who Is visiting Br­ and Mr*- C. lr Park at thslr home on W. 17th Street, will lie glad .to The milk of mammals contains learn that sh* Is able to be out af­ 4 to 7 percent sugsr ter a recent iUnesamedicine M. Telford and Mis* by Ihe ancients. W M M M U M lto t Sh * *vgi am Hand Blocked LINENS X “ A /h t FOR PlMCiO OF ONE PLUS em A A HATS ONE GROUP OF ODDS AND ENDS STRAWS—FELTS SILKS ONE GROUP— STRAWS-SILKS Ii! N ENS—FELTS Values To $2.9.5 $ 1 -0 0 $ 1 -0 0 y 1 ^ = i'r A. lo w ly 8 sea! wuMerwed top— with **Ud cul orud border ol ■clem with hade to match! Be*all tally hound with lua- Finn out Sateen Covet CREPES—PRINTS—CHIFFONS— SHEERS—SILK LINENS COMFORT Ym II be dullfhtod with 1 £ m quality oumlurUblw I t -USE LAYAWAY PLAN 2-$3.95 Dresses for Si*9 2-$4.95Presses, for 2-$5.95 Dresses for S6.S |2-$6.95 Dresses for $7 .! 2-$7.95 Dresses fop §8,9 5 [2-$8.95 Dresses for $9.95 2-$11.50 Dresses for -$ 1 2 3 2-$12.75 Dresses for $ |j.7 5 £-$14.75 Dresses for $15.75 2-416.50 Dresses for $17.50 2422.50 Dresses Our B est Grade STRAWS - * To-Go-At PRICE AN UNUSUALLY L A R G E STOCK OF NEWEST STYLES MATERIALS—COLORS SIZES FROM 11 TO 50 One Group Close Out $ 1 3 1 group values to 3.95 $(.95 OUR S T O C K CONSISTS OF N A T I O N A L ADVERTISED, LINES-SUCH AS L’AIGION* GEORGIANNA, MARCY LEE, DORIS DODSON, SACSON. , . 2.95 Values $1.48 3*95 Values $1*98 4.95 Values $2.48 5.95 Values $2-98 2 ^ 5 . Whits Felts $1.95! 3 . 9 5 . 5.9 5 �N O If« IRKS HOBOES okiti&in, catit,. Jiiy, **.— <*7—Approaena. to the Ban Fr»#cl»jo.O«kW bar brtdga no fa > 4 r abaltar l a W T b. ra- U B B f TALL ih* protlnclal Daparttgrtealtara out mtitaJU, brM aid wola* (b an N ^ o rltf that I* 14 boon not a ilncla f t Ml»rM lb* ban. r AND BUDDY RETURN BOA. Calif., iuir M .-tfl f Ptckford and Muddy Rog- tarnad from a' llonolnln keep on Tnoaday oa tho dba Cl Ippar. Ska aalfdbay I (la "hippjr dacUlon* 10 bj| plana Inataad of boat R e a m coalraclad for a Mid program raqulrlng hla Ip In Hollywood Sundar. IB. S a c k S W A N S ,B Ink wa* laid aa tba Biff i a t Um aba pair ladlaa at 5t MATCHES 717 pan* for roaring In California, main* Tbo distrait call for volra radio* .. Thera I ftata or aportaman'a Ii not 808 but “Mayday/ Hitch hiking ha* boon forbl a rm nearly 100 stow* Colombua' tacond roy in Long Reach, Calif , to m robbary of several lu lo b ti. to lha new world. tho.Franck m'nldar. jfMd» c& ZSX t i, Quality. 8*rrl any part of yow Ga. Beef STEW 2 lbs. (Ja. Beef ROASTS lb: Beef Steaks lb. l i t SirOAR CURBDPICNfC HAMS | & RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY IAT. WE LEAD IN PRICES ^ «. t.« u u ,b n s n iS K N O l T " For good new and economy Uko ad ran tagaof tha- fine Tahics represented by Urn food* l*Ud hart. For w f 1 that 7t jU ti A l t 1 Fad4 BtAraa hive a^akltahad U* policy f« iiUlr J S f M * tk i.W .k -1 Quality food I 19c Leg-O-Lamblb. 21c i m ow t D w W . We t t iU t i j,. 19c, JL Lamb SH(M i m s Lamb CHOPS - Pound tT. / i-iU • ‘sfrif /a . < 4i_litim * a a n . . . a . ..... • in ly , *t,—I of eBTlppUt pZftaiaWs, t<onoml*‘f concluded th at poultry >111 ba 7 U 18 pataaat f f it T k iii M Tba bf fead, n»uftlng ffaia FfcKiH B S f l f bRSSSBD1 Quality Su l t a Na Smooth— Rich PEANUT PORK Jt fefcANB fosia H oi. caii..... TINY PEAS A « P Faacy a>■■na m,gi f a agto* «■£* No. t mm. j|<4 Altb'Bt PINK SALMON told Stream (ill ran.... LIMA BEANS A A P-F bi* * No. \ mm.. Bologna A n > g g AND1 g f e u f t P i t a i i t n -i» " t i f t S i ! * 6 lr t p» CHOICE WE8TBRN BEEF M A.& 'PBAKER'd CbllW FLAKfcS S ^ f l a i i 8 <*. pkff m t. uiutm ui***!* «*..~ &UN8WEET PR^NfeA I piund tan--------- Loin or Gub STEAK Fancy Sliced BAd)N ittei . J*U------------ Lb. i RAISINS BOvwbtt aaadad le UUliim Miff. m rsx w m Peanut BUTTER HAMBURGER Smoke SAUSAGE Vlaniut itiasM a aam n aan n R G . PEACHES COFFEE MDnyi- 2 For ■ ii L b . Pound 4 Gins s h a m r o c k b. r . 24c JIH . ban< M FLOUR 79c hrd. CORNED • a' JR r rp . r a m M u v X S iu A ^ ^ & a U t i t « 'A _ 4*m' .. * Is E IG H T O 'C L O C K COFFEE KELLOGG’S'CORN ly R o u t e d ! * . F ra a h ly G ro tm d j CEREAL •* • 4 . - i a M * ftd y GRAPE JUICE -rf I» M • -• •_ vtiU tU**~im* A’ir+ jito. sit' ^ y • • A• i —- — :— •— • *r * . •• v . �.1 Killer C n t e s Witkaat Rente t c a i b a W hcil»la‘» back -ft 1* ' M *U lb* ccrc-oaj •ffM l (b, l.fl.Vara •( Hal �1* THURSDAY, JULY l £ WIT TODAY'S SPORTING t l ■ £ » t i IHS.STANDINGS Jim Bottomley T o Succeed Rogeirs Hornsby As Head Of The Lowly St. Louis Browns Action Taken By D. L. Barns Ends Very Colorful Career For The 41 Year Old Former Major League Star IMt*l.tUK)i Hi. Lfetil* tlnrnum .* ISlVAktjS Zr n M i i it a tl . Ormond And Crescent City In State Finals IIAYVONA B E A C H , J u ly B . O rm nnd'a a an d lo tta rs blasted th e ir n y in to th a final* o f tha rc m i-pro baseball to u rn am en t Herr yesterd ay an thoy polad o a t a 12-4 "iclo ry o ver th e Cresevnt C ity C re w ro te . The K nit*, to deelda the w in­ n e r of th e Florida to u rn ey , which will m eet the G eorgia w inner In five ,;amee, -tturtle* here An*. eluding the famous St- Loul, dar- f>. will be p liy cd F rid a y betw een dlnala of 18(0, -mine In the holm the tw o club*. of the Brown* In the tnhWIe of tho Y esterday th e Orm ond r u tf it IBM s***on, rurceedlnn Wndu wa* too stru n g In all w aya for Kfllefer- Under hi* direction, the the C rrw rn ti, b lastin g ont IS beat the team could do waa sixth hit* o ff E. K- Aahton and C D. place In IBM. W oolen, while th e Crcaecnla n u d e When Bamee and hi* a*<oel*tt-, .ev e n - irro rti. look over the team at the dote of Score by innlngni h a d , VV'*.h,Tialnn •'»*« y*1* "PParent flnlah to, H orn*, the IBM acaacn, Horn.by wna O r a t e l , ,i l..u t. e. .'410 101 209— 12 IB 4 . i n 1 by'a 22 years in the m ajor'league signed to a new two-year cm tract C rescent City . 000 SI 000—4 7 7 1 " r w l .t l .l p l .l . *' jeame la a cryptic letter from Don- celling for a salary bf *H,000 n M urphy end C lvrna; A thlon, ! old L- Darr.ee, president of the re-’ yearThe contract, however, W ooten c a d Cepe te n d .' •ti* : organised Bt, ■ Logit' American Bamc* explained, was worded so Mautl'ttJi! V ia i U tm • lt l» terminated for ra.rv at n»-t l—" F a r the beet internet of ihatha-C luh'a-iillcrrlbp, •' Aged Marc Won’tSto: Htiffd# .1*1 Browne, you a r t hereby notified To replace the •‘Rajah,” Darnc. Ilee*hfWi l i l t .th at your contract with this com- announced appointment of “Pinny At New Post Offic pany, dated N or 24, 1938. is here-'Jim " Bottomley, reserv e first!«i>i n i n n y uj.tiu ii tjrrm n m isa » W rfirSTRilroT IJHI, u.-: this date and you are relieved from manager for the rest ef th e reo.im (A*)—W hen tho gevemment built a Mr«ui>i<i uuty^ as manager, effective at Bottomley, who played for m any new p<»t-offlre, It reckoned with* AIUru . . year* alongside HornsLy wllh the 1out F anny, a (3 -y ea r old mare, -v /h at u,. for Cardinal*, said: ■J ,“ Homaby'a n f n u ! i w as 1 "I hive no thangra in iMnd, but^ aikrd, | will keep on and try to do the Ik it 1 "Well, Jual aay he was ralrarod, !___ 1 with III th e material now cm hand. I m :m-i .ts vu.iitmi»v W ife* Ehv* in o iitn v s t te n i.tfacit n fer cause," Darnc* replied. “'DrawT I. There will be no ehnmrc* In th e 1 mm4 w*er»l s i A n n *1 ; t*ii1 *tfca j. your own eonelusloui" Itnru U tU n J , i : U fa iiu rp , • hSifeifd, I. In the rem haat awlrl of rumor of h ^ _ _____ __________ ____ _ IX . la getting n> . la y . .Otpccjili ril ta ll •w rrrsl gaw p .U U , It |h a h-glas.i c a t It s e e m Oe a , Wet hocauoe U ry LaaaWarg n i tlr ls n r, l otaa* th a t ln n r r .il . , L a t a llto O rta:-! aWarg a re lo la c a r a n > W IWas lb* AisVa* r rth e A n l u a still In I V (tgWt a s l the Uondollei. mf rHUnc m u m*4 « 1IV p T O* I k k f f u «4 f r t t l i f jlM t t i k r , . « V s « U raw r u W llI S , July 21 —UP)— ****ag«r Regers Hornsby waa de* 'ti! a* "Rajah" of St. !i * Brown*, bringing the I brusque 41-yearold *tar le the ret. probable end of a bate ball career hi | reeehed untlvbled height* -W V ^ f IndWyoal pbty and teem dlree«l ilt *. syvUwA. I. e rd re p o rt, on* fa c t stood o u t bold-; fo o tatep i to fo llo w th a n H om *by‘« ■i||7moilnf'aTvd fend h e r on by tho ly—th e B row ns' a how in* tHla y e a r * -• **«•» «*■ «« * —m “ • ■ n .u . . ■ i iji' h**. Has been Indifferent, although a marked Improvement had been ex­ ,-iiU-aSH, 1. pected- With. Um aeaaon half over yesterday, the team waa Inaecure­ ly In seventh place, !B pa’mea be­ t m : a u ' t > i .n a ti - s i hind the league-leading New York r",le.j«. r-r i-snra pi. taniv. t- 1 . P „ ',> a Yankees. f i l l i . i t . ' v . » . i i ic -K ira By a quirk of fate, Ilomaby I'ir.i-lraaK . t . N'< u made hi* last active appearance at i.ru irn n Brownie against the Yanks in tho • i i ., » *■ MhsinHI first game of a douMeh'cader. It its , ^-i 3. waa a aad finale for tha "greatest right-handed hitter of modern lime*'’ whoa* lifetime batting average i* -S58. With the base, loaded and non* n " t n \ irM n u ti out In the tenth Innlnr. Ilomaby *-■ ••«»**! I, -went In *a a pi nth-hitter an I AlWftY, rolled weakly In front of the plate • s «t!**a* i** » **««•* |> lY* f*l| ?I%* rtr* #n* for a forced out at home. The next batter hit Into a doubU play, end­ T m y. I t , Ar»fl*ViFl*. ing the cameL F M ir i: _ Ilomaby, former manager of I; J*Yn»rii"#, t. three National league club*. In.14; | NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The ID.16 Dcl nquent Real Eatata Tax LUt of the City or Sanford, Florida has been parted a l the front dear or the City Ilall and at the front door of the Coart House in tho City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain n posted from July 1, 19.17 to July 31, IM7. Ad Real Estate upon which 1939 tuxfa are not paid and agaiaal which tax certificate* have not al­ ready been tanned will be sold at public auction bn the 2nd day of Aufuat, 1937, commencing'at 10* o’clock A. M- al the front door of tha City Hall In Sanford, Attention REG UR FOR ST0CKH0FF CELERY SEED WE AnE THE ROI.E AtiENT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FOn RTOCKHOFF ALSO A-COMPLETE LINE OF WAYNE FEE! S alfo rd Am co Feed Store 207 W. lq( Sirccl C r a s s tn e a A d o-r1n a ___ < ! * ■ • ■J A P mm (^ h , m . ii gii \ r j ik. < ? ,< rd T v jI A w V H W C y ] Honfonl, Kta. M illions prefer fh is flavor that is different". # It’* a skillful err-. Mwrrn mayonnaiae and o' '•! jlnnrd bailed drp**ing — wii.. —anrrl il piquancy aj] j la wn f M iro. ' W11ij» la totally different from 0*1 1W dresaings—aqioollier, llufli. itx . 5 d*!ldou*.Try Miracle Whip- -it.! MOtACLEhWHIP CONTAINS MORZ— F. S. Lamson, City. Clerk. CELERY GROWERS \ FAR M O * f—O P THE COSTLY INGREDIENTS! �f * SrmlnoW Co«ntjr SANFORb. FLORIDA, ON TRAIL OF MONSTER’ Disturbed Preaident B e l i e v e s Some Of His Objec' tires For R e f o r m Already Achieved In SRiilhfg Mood At Press' Parley 4 !•^1 However, Chief Exec* u t i v e Declines To Talk About Action "1 * WASHINGTON, July 23. official said today that It* the Senate’s emphatic H od of the Supreme t enlargement, President evelt foil some of his pal objectives for court ■Dilation had b e e n This was coupled with a bint d p t the President believes a m o d complete and permanent attainment of bl« * goals would raqrtrs court legiMbUon beyond th*t which tho senators, who v l r tnslly killed b b court bill, have been willing to accept. . Ceart'bilj opponents, forcing the m i s s n to be cent hack to the Bonoto Judiciary committee ye*' tayfeyi agreed to certain proce­ dural changes In the lower courts.They b i* aa agreement from the oyablstierm n oenators that there would bo nd change in tho Boprtmo Enlargement of the Supreme Cbm t has boon tba principal point s t ‘ ' want administration leaders oaOed the JToddonl’a Jgdlclal reI A t b b regular press conference rrm ld m t dedlnod to comment actiko He apfla * garriad tha quasticn aa to whether ba cootampUtcd camp rtg n lA far h b court program by aaytag ha has not dona any cam* E ckerson T E rect Fert E aU bliR hcd In 1908 NUMBS* tA FUGUTIVB COMES TO THE END OF THE TRAIL 2 Weeks O f Compjux .. ative Calm Broken -v B y Renewal. Of In* tensive Bombarding Building To Be ' stmcted To 1 (EquipinentFor ufacturing Pr Little Change Is 1 Seen In Position* / 'A m n g rm tn ts ha»* kasei aa pitted for tha erection end. eUIlatlon of a citrus food do) d n tln i plant adjoining W ** «m FTult Cannon, l* r , « * • Ing to Information received f r Government W inning. the find today. ’ In S o m e Section* T W equipment wQI bo mano#**" lured »hd Installed by U s LsSSlaV R e b e l s In Others ville Drying Machinery Cosnpewf of tamlavllle, Kentucky, and M MAlrninTJuiy 23.— ( a p * will be ready for cporatW *S» — T w W sh elled w ith in M « MOMe, It wao oUtod. SM The tbhydretlun equipment wRI, h o u rs a n d w ith » t U n it I S be houMd In a (wo agary badd* kilted s n d s sc o re In ju re d toj Ing S4 ty T8 fret and' will Id liitm rtrcnU ’ b ig g u n s, IC id iM • need tp process all c H n i M 1* a b r u p tly 'w a s th ro w n b e e k t o from the cannery. After bebig ground Into email paftlolao, the th e g rim n e s s o f ft b llte S peel will be ran UiiMgb rollen (fflccn orertook him In th e .woods near Mulltlcilo. .A rk , and siege. A f te r tw o w ee k s o t th e captive b covered by S machine gun? In the hand* of Scry for the extraction H ‘ '-rmM m * c o m p a ra tiv e c a lm w h ile t h e few momenta before, B ergt Mooney k^w l Hybee In a -furious i and then through f ig h tin g w as c e n te re d o u ta ld 9 « la ting dryer. The food will then the city daring the goyonuaseft Armed with * harpoon and randy to do.baU le tf necessary, b# bogged and put In rosdlaoat nffcnolro, Madrid wao Jolted hrtk Charles B. Brown, a deep oaa diver from Msimphb, la shown pre­ for oblpmoj}!. *i. k il l e d iiim i The company which manufae* sharp realisation th a t the fch» paring h b equipment for descent Into the White River .a t Newport, A rk, in oearch of a mysterious "monitor" which natives claim they tu r n the drying equipment claims ■Icglng army U otttl a t toil to havo a process which should bays aeon in those.waters.. He said bn expected to find nothing more give a much superior cattle food dangerous than "an overgrown catfish." liong biaorgqrt^AHlJSrtT • U p to any other method In «.iy coo l com no# producing eltnii or beetj] last night wsaLtondwod bg • pulp feed. t — -------: new bcrdbardmrtl today. R h # l It b estimated th at the plant|i Brotherhood L e a d e r fall In the can A of tha eaprtbh this year w(U produce approxi-l Fighting outaldV the city CsadfeP Sees l), S. Business ued mately 3,000,000 pounds of th e! with th e government w tP feed, and It U believed th it nUM As Getting Better ning In sumo sectors and la WA of the product wM be sold util ■urgonta winning In others, > Florida. 11 L, llli’tm, prominent Sanford Thera wgs little change, «c*De* Tbs canning company on* [ WARMINOTON, July II.—id1) Itc, returni-d yesterday after quenlly, la « Abo ik x n k i M i m nounceo that, tbs eoftitnu-Uon ot —The Renata overrode Freel11torn)Ing some time in Milwaukee, Fight Over Proposal 120 S a n f o r d Militia tho dshydraling plant wltl begin dent Rooeevett'd veto of contin­ IVla where ho wits in altandanre at ta the near future, and Urn all ued lew Interest rates ou farm tho Trlennbtl convention of Iht S e e n Conaparable Members ToEntrain ■upplle* needed * in the construe, llrrllirrhiHxl or l.ncn motive Enginloons by a vote of 11 to II foalion will be purs hayed locally, To Slavery l a a w ^ ro ll and Firemen where bo woe at Uruneta and Its aldaa J H t | Ihs eacsbthHo*|<Ukr spactaj Bam, J ’ filltjw aval mg q s y r r n C | h f“ J»rnwu»t the wvtt a n d T t t d M p i i i equipment being manufactured in ''••This aiIrtTiT iSi. Tffw nihSif WABlflNOTON, Jaly <4>| publication. ,v be tow Interest etlenalon, the. House —T h e shelving of President ford youths and a number of offi­ Kentucky; Local labor wit Mr. (llonti, who Tin t*cen general del Pardillu on tho east, cers will dan khaki shirts and used In the construction, a* wel! Insurgent forces centered th s l| manager of 'lha II rut her hood rn RoooevoH'a proposal to enlarge breech**, campaign hats and other a* the operation of the plant. having ruled previously lo over­ Iho A’ C- t*. ayntrrp elnro 1U34, pressure in the Brunets sector kg ride tba veto. the flaprem e'Coart climaxes one army regalia and gsaembls In the It was Imported. >lalnl that ha >,haliid to give up an effort to drlva between *ih h of tho greatest M U M *tru« local armory a* 4:45 Saturday It was the secoad time this V., Ihe Job fur hla new |>oall|on at ths governmeat lines. glee alaco tb« fllihtWMt'. alar- morning for revelJU prior to leavsession that both branches ot Ineurgcnt cmnmandara lu lb a * fond n( a jwriodiral which has n Ing' Sanford far a two week en­ Congress vufM to nvarrtde a ve­ I'tirulation nf fM.utKl ami I* the r.f* they .-an force the governmitXl Tha begtaalaga of the conflict campment a t F art IfcClennaiv to. on June I. ovar president Ml fielnl piihllcallon, In the rlcnotl bark from Its 100 square tall* dato back to Mr. Roosevelt's (trot aalirnt If thsy can apllt Its fsrea* objections,' they passed a will luUie urganiinllnn in America. term when Ooograaa, a t hla re­ After tha Nraiila the three tomaxteadjag the temporary gov­ Mr. lllcnn Iniliiaied that he at llrunete. quest. paeaad u o p r a c a d a a t a d On. the other hand, the g e m r ernment Insurance policies wt would leave Hanford elmrtly after emergency legislation and tha panlaa o f . local.mdltlamen will World War veterans lor anotnIhe fird uf Janu.-uy to take up hi* mint la pointing tha thumtf le* Supreme Court etruck down,’ march down Flrat Street to Ed­ die's Restaurant where govern­ Ward Navalcamsro, south of some of Jt, . An Important moating of the 8t- ar flva years, A coalition of I t Renats Demnete, on Important base fo r th a "Chief among tho maaaurs* ta ment subsistence will btg'ln with Johna River Improremeot Aaaoslcgo j f Madrid, and at Getafa fall bad bean the Ayrteultural a breakfast- At 6:48 the lads will elation will be held a t 10:30 o’clock oorafa. a ll llspuhllrana and three further southwest, an oxtM Dl Adjustment Act. regalatiag (arm­ iMva tha Sanford depot where a Monday morning in the Chamber ladapendeats voted to override outpost of ths slrgr line.. ing. and lha coda provisions ot special train Will bear them to tho of Commerce Building, a t which It, Eighteen Demoerata and one Bapubllran, Vandcnherg pj Midi* tha National Recovery AM. reg­ Alabama ground*.tints ths proposed HtJohns lndlsn During tb« encampment the ofulating Industry, 'H irer canal will bo discussed, ac­ igaa. votad to auaiain, Aa the result of the Hensts Than tha President stood (or flrera and enlisted men of two cording to an announcement mads Tension In Far East^ states will rocs tvs trafhlng In dsro-olectlon a n d rarrlsd svCty by T. E Simpson, president of ths and House action, tha emergency fenslve and affsnalvo w srfsre in­ Is Believed Easing. Btste except Matas and VormonJ. Seminole County Chamber of rata ot 114 percent will be con­ On Pah. | of this year ha aaat cluding drflja in dofanse sgalaat Commerce. • , tinued on about I 3.000.000.00u id air raids with antl-atrcrmft guns, PEIPING, July 13. (T) Tags (Osellwued Oa r-wa Theeet Representatives from Brevard, federal (arm loans for another defense a f gee warfare, troop year,- to be followed by a 4 pera nets army offlcaro tonight a*S CIs^, Duval, Flagler, Lass, Mar­ discipline and other Instruction rel­ nounced that tha withdrawoi t f lon, Orange, Ooeoola, Putnam, S t deal rate (or another year, Abqat ative ta army dutfae((**04 borrowers (root lbs- ledr tha Chinese 37th division earth*, Girl Scouts Will Johns, ta d Volusia Count!#* ar* Outatsadlag an tk* Hot of a s word from I'slplng area bad bdrtij Take Swim Twta nusvsra planned for tba encamp­ expected to ottaad la addition to a rovers tro rt lead book commitcompleted. This constltutad CUaMDi largo delegation af local people. It ment are tne Brigade Masuarem compliance with lha Japanee# Hd* oton*r* will bo at faded. Many Sanford Girl Scouts will In which *b personnel ol tha ltfLh was slated Hod the Praoldonl been ,*ps mend moat vital to the immadktd Tha business session wIlKadatlead a meeting Ibis afternoon Infantry ot tha Fleride Nallowi talaod tbs (arm loan sale, w'uuld restoration of peace in N«rtM at RaaLaado Springs whom fi­ Guard and (he ldTUl Infantry Cl Joans to ths Valdsi HoUl at aoos have been lha prqialllpa *4 per­ Ford M otor ? C otupsiir'e i MIm " " 'n. *h<> lalm r Icsilsr »*kl, sdillnq China. Bpoke*roan fa r tha Japamaad. nal swimming tests wilt ha gtT- the Alabama militia will partki* Monday for a Joint lawcbaca with cent on new cuntranls, and old th a t nabm organisers wren ir » . I h « l . th e pensiofl p l A maib1 rearmy said they considered the BTth en by the Rev. M. J. Bram In pat* Thaaa manuevoro will *aat the Bonford Rotary Clab. mortgervi iudsbtadnsas, vhlrh passing on p rim ic pfoperl)' >lu , Il|v n irn t a t tin year* o f u g r optlob- division "antl-Japaneoe’* and g* I» w hen they were beuleit n»,l »l I" employee* How ever, hr v 'a l.prsparathm f o r a Coart *1 two days anfl two iflgbu Alao on won refinanced at lower rale* Ju demanded Its rsmsvwt from Ptlpv Awards l o ba held In the wear tHs ochoduJo for tba enedmpment l i l t aod H U would, have re­ chassd from Hip g ales tit lti<- ''.1 th a t nm ij rnilroniM required re- Ing. In Tokyo, Jap A lso authort* com pany's D rurlitiru plant, s e n t , llrem cnt of th e ir em ployees o l the future, Mias Irena Hints*, cap- sra battaiian movtaaents - whirn turned to tha original’ m atrartala of tha local troop, staled will w a r three - day*, two-day CITY NEWS BRIEFS U ral obligation o( t to I per la tu th a record lit n tiallm ial In epn of 70 years and a t IU year* ol ties said tha couadA la tslaving bor re la tio n s board bearing j r - fire FT a phynirnl evsm lnallon re- from tha lanaanasa ftft during th(k today, regimental menu ever* and twe nan I, l ir d s y * vraled Hint they were In ra p s c ltit- past day* because of a a n d M - t Abost t i of tha girts have al­ day* to bo devoted to company la bla veto meiaage Ruotevtl! - F ord a tto rn ey s celled the tlrrt id fo r fu rth e r service. H e Indicslready completed thslr examina­ opposed coattauatlon of the low tions. bat there era five w h o rale# on the ground the! nelloa- of - about so w itnesses esp, tir d id th a t In all probability «>lr P m a g tha encampment this will ba reviewed today, Mias year * great, amount of atreaa will ai farm Income bad adveurad lO U atlfy (nr the com psii) .d lir would bo the plan adopted hy th s 1 LOCAL WEATHER t Hinton added._ 1 fraa* ii.eee.eeo.ooo to almost Urn board c o arlu d rd Its cum. and A tlantic C oast Llpe. ba placed on the participation *1 Plana are going forward for tba paraannsl In vmrioua athletic rirra k fl*.000.000,000 annselly under hi* T ria l .K tsm ln c r Jidin T. I.lnd-j On hi* retu rn trip to B anfnrd, Ferssast tha pioneer camp lo ba held at aathrittpo each man win ba re­ administration and that losses ta say overrule a inollon lo dl»- Mr. G lenn atopoetj In W sahlngton Florida: partly cloady to*lght Caaip Wlhtwtkl. and tha next quired to participate in eng a f Ue tba treasury (teas sxteptloa df ■ la s th a 'complaint w hlili cliarg- to Interview erverel ptdltk-al lea d ' two meetings will ha devoted U forma of athletics to bo provided era In a n e ffo rt to g r t • RWA ap* and Baturdgy with, local abort tba law rates would amount to ad a n fs lr labor prat tires. auktag additional arts eg am ante. F rad A. Thom pson, ruslivlU h pro p rU tto n foa th r proposed h r* ', ere. Kvtreufa Northwest FloridaX County JodRo R. W, Ware re a loss, be added, Would latartaca each afternoon from 1:00 *tfl 4:00 read today fram a short vacs- with his effort* la balance UM * ( records la- Fool . sc. r- tarlul p ita l' h e re lle .in d icste d th a t COP- Gsnsrslly fair tonight, I s t a l r t j offices, tdenjlfled a deed In «lit< |i llltlons' fo r the securing of th e lieci. partly * cloady, seattsrad thaadddT badge*. tha brigade athletic officer - I k . ■FssV al < e l i n i n s i l H M a .. s u - .l a h .. > .a a u ' . . — . . .1 fa L la showers, . . , a Raw tor alaaa tosk part hi Brigadwy Uoaeral Johns Person* Anne MncNeUl WIU Dsylofia-a .Tlds# yesterday's Rabat*, r of Birmingham will ha*la pornSaturday's ^tdaa. high, 1 ( l f Leave On Buyinf Trip mend df lha force* lo aaaamhla a t " ta via* af tba tact that ov­ A. M.. M.s low, 1:41 du ary effort at economy has has* tha —earnpm w t which will b* M- i j u i f t •’ : i t in , ASM MacNsfJI will tsar# awoeaaafully resisted bars, I'a* •aromstor hat going lo aapport this effort Ysstsrdiay, I0.H ; today. M.U.1 trig la Mfw Torfc OMy whan . ’ much of the llahtlOK .x.urred ■ra*»«*M***o y i i w v . s i c u Preslp Itatlo* T o u t for ySaturday..... Ida—Total Tl « W I# when Itlrlisnl T, trails I O V f t" S cV O T ti (JlIQ K C B , _ KnlLsv 00*1 a*I, Walter lleullicr and nth- . Total for aaoalh to dala IdA 0 BISrk Rtm 1-. t^re-ri! w of the UtillcU Aulu-1 FAIRBANKS, Alaska. July t s imnshlre' Bulkisr Bw> B P lla Workers were braleh s« — —Alaskan, displayed a JauaBritish Divorce Lews Caraway, Clark, *Oaa- ^ *r,w* lo direct dtalrtbutluit j,ly Indjffsrencr to tlw greats*t .land Dittrich P raa- °* BBlon Hlsralure lo eiiinr ot sartkqsaka .disturbance ever ra* . At l i l t Liberalised ■nts'udsr d m i i S J * * -PlMl’* MAiuo employers. fontad-W ithin the .It rrltory. For Roosevelt’s Veto Df Interest Rate Program Political ., K Glenn Returns To His Home Before Taking New Post Senate Overrides! Sanford National G uard Units Will D epart for Camp j its Second Time This I River Association To Hold Important M eeting Monday Communication Commission Head h Victim Of Death Cadent eommunlcitkm commission r tr t m a a , died a t hU summer from N ew -Tortt- Ha w as educated l a the N ew Y ork public schools • a i U l« r r t M to U p m l d m t o f t t * N ew Y ork C ity board o l adu- &x Earned To Death Wbe.i Truck Hite Car ITBRinOB, Md.. ) — Btx parson# July. w are la- death ia a naming ar a track otruck • I ------ — 1(14 tura‘ war * aavanlh person Injuries, The track drtrisd * aavaa-yasr-oid boy ag hla* through tb* wlatha ear. Tba others, all i of oa# UraUr. coaid If*. Tho dead: Barnard : I I ; hla throe e tsu ra U , Anna May. li.F eu- 1 l U l r t l l S ; Holt Johnson of Crt, [ansraa Maarras. McOlll, MclCat< Marvay. Nsadly. O rwar. pope. • f -Tn khwnrta. tilh~ i‘lMI ---------------------- + nt«* k ^ r a m any . W k s , fo a r of WATERWAYS AITHOVKIl them aavare, occurred over tha b e '• ■■ • tartar from Fairbanks to AnchorWABHINGTON, July 13 agw Utility companies, banks a»d *""^V oqiBlbus rira n 'h n d harbor* bualadaa bouse* carried en-baal* M approved yesterday by the sen- n ata . aa usual Only liquor atoroa r t* aammarce Included authoriaa-1 failed ta operate Ths earth shocks V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 22, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c4024dad73244856b352c808233d86d4.pdf cd4e38c1f2e65ad6f3b88671e9a77d27 PDF Text Text atterson’s Outfit Blalts 3 TODAY'S SPORTING itchera For 13 Hits To ta k e v IX W ORLD m. IX leaded Victory From Locals tokouta Hold 9 To 7 Lead When Contest Goes Into Last Half Of The Ninth Frame; Lookouts Play Tonight and wrnt lo third on B adgert ala■I* to right flold Ha aeorad momerle later cm Ruggaria’a laftold a t Conrad Park In DcLand I ninth Inning rally by the Twvd -marching Keda netted raa run. and gavo the Reda an* her victory VyVacor* of 10 lo 9. On tha mound for tha Lookout* aa Al Crlaflald, who gave up a tal at It.h its while h* aaw action elgtit-tnnhtgr [told walked five of tha Red* I fanning four- Relieving ftold -In., tb*J*»t. i was Big Ban llralnanL sard pitched to only two batbafor* Owen Wright went in iplaaa-tha-laal>y hurlee be * Lookout*' knocked Alex iUea, • .Florida Btate league ha-oat king: from the mourvl In •Fifth inning when the 'local* /Over four ‘ rtm»- He wa* re­ ad by Harold Tocnra who gava four hit* during the four Inrs h* hurled on the hill During on the mound he cave Mx hits >, Tha Rada began the scoring In U * Initial frame whrn they pnt •vat two runt. D kk Adair singled ta Igft-fleld and scored on Bhlmer’s 3 *able to left-center. Bhimer ■Klffed Hughes The Rada came back In their half of the ninth to pull a brilliant tally which netted them three rnna and tha ball game. Successive tingle* by BrhmkJl. Bhimer and Hag baa, blended in with two latontlopal lrta__j>d»Kf aod-dn tm>C_ hg.A l Kaaao accounted for tha three run.' The Lookout, meat tha Del.tnd Rrda tonight at tha- Banford Municipal Athletic Field aUVtlng promptly al 3:16 P- M. > we ran aaaara jam at la that Clark Griffith la net goiag (a let a rood baseball lawn Ilka I haiianooga drag through kla flnpera aa easily; eWHEN JOE ENGEL and the old fie a rt tngethar you ran lay your dough, that something l» going, happen and soma fire­ work), thrown In with It. They* bird, arc up t» eomrthlng and *0*Her or later we will find out what this I. all about. junior B aseball Games Are B eing Continued H ere Coming Florida S t^c League Games To. easy. J o lt ** n K U N n a t n * n r o * n . aiia r m. I * . .b u r s a l O tle ts k lll.. I :I S r. U. Orlando a t r*latka. t i l l P. M. PoViana yuar* a t M. J a i n * lino, «tlS r . U. Wedatoday. Joly II O M .M M A* SANP«an, • lid P . N. I»l<and al U t i l l i l , •:>* ^ I'lla lk a a l 1 C Auaotllne, iiia r . m. rrnylnna, llrarli a l . Oaleae*111*. 1:11 P. M. Tkorodny.. Jaly H ■ANPMin AT OML4 MOO. aria P. «*. I^rahura a t D*Land. 1:11 r. m. St. Auauetlno al Palatka. l i l t P. M. *. . il.I n .>*111. al Hoylnn* tlearh. M l P. M. PHda*. y*ly M n A itd n iM ifc A T i i t p o m i . m u p. m . . iirtnndn a l Iraytnna (Dark, IlN P. M. HI. Aunuollno al L.*et,ur*. t i l l P. M. l-alalka a l ItoLaed, 1:11 P. AM selsIed Pees* biiye. kilns Warren alalsd today. A'pumo played'on Friday nitrrm.in wa* won by iho Junior iHdtkniila n. they defeated Ihn Junior I'lnilos Ity a *mm nf it lo a. (in iho mnun,| , for ||oyonn* i.>>>knoin wan |j>n ||eml. Jl.. while lo Hoy Kalfldge plt-li• d (or (ho Junior plral,-*. tnnrolng, ls-< N In |iltvhi-il h | * r n* III,, tUnfor.l owned : : (n I'.'. Amrrlran, 3(0 hit Into center French Legionnaires Take Daily Siesta rules* o ... Mow Y ork Pittsburgh HI. Cauls . Bsatoe ....— Brook lya ... SitH-BEL-ABBRa, Atfurla. Jaly of • lb* Pr»nch Foreign Legion who Shirk .their afternoon nape do to a t Ute risk 10 —t>p>—Hoo c-lsclssatl . P h lla d 'ly h la Order, are that tha eieeU etta. tom muat be obaar e.d , Aay aoL dler evading the nap may be clapped Into prtaon. The hour* al the mmpulaoty, siesta or* from I t la I o'clock. The Ncrth African aun la so hot that officers consider the nap ncgdiury for haahti. Reveille gets the men out at 4:S0 A. M. Af u r lunch at 10:30 Mew Y ork rh ira e o . _ I t e t r s t t ____ lln .ln n _ l-levvlsnd l\ a: lilneten HI. C ssl. PfcllsdelpliU Tornnlw lluffsln *:U r. U Vsstirdiy-s Hamara (Ireenlterg. Tlgera. I; Itonur*. While Box. I; Hlmmona. Hens; tor*, i: Cull In*. Cub*. Is Bar­ ger. dlanla, I; Klein.*Phillies. '|. Tha Ltadar* “ ' DIMaggld; Yankera, 24; Orataberg. Tiger*. 21; MedwUk.'CordInal*, in; Trnaky. Indiana, if; n il, (llanla. II; Koaa, . Rad Sol, H|. Au|iunn» U >wi f f nymruiNi Iie ljin d at Pslalka* S ilt I* g . IM ytnna fteaek al O rland t. H r Th e L E G A L N O T IC E Rssdsy. J a ly *8 s t . A rn re rtH p . a t « am . r n n i t . c m p . w. Itrlaadn a l I'ala lk a. J.ea P. *1. | I .U n d St >:»• I'. M. v l>«> Inns O s in .s k ills a , * llearll, te rrliu ra . J •• IUminor** . JtrN v Clly -i.’ J l fell). ? C lassified Advertisements I r —Annonncementa 12— W an ted HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by WANTED: «°od * ana who really know* how. bicycle. Must ba cheap. Jot Briggs, Jeweler. Magnolia AvaA Stephens Drug Store. W ould) l ik e address nf william IB— A p a rtm e n ts F t p R e a l' Buchan who attended University ------------------- ■ ■______ in Lebanon, Ohio, (urty year* ago. j FURNISHED APABTMZHT, 1 Box N. J.. Csro in II, raid. L tire lower floor. 113 East I D0 IIP.R ANI) (iAY'H paint last* longer—It knaps lla ruin/ and freshness, Btanlay-lliigi-rs Hardppre Co, NO. 3 yriiovr pin*, thoroughly dry. Biding, flooring, ccging, I 2U.O0 par thousand. United Lum­ FOR . BALK;'. Chevrolet, 1(21 ber Co. L cv*ch, AT ciiodUum. new lira*. IIM .H 1121. Kurd coupe. I m 00. ; Roai 4 Son*. Used Car Daalera. RANTEDi BABY BUGOY n a sunably prised- Phans # 1 iM wanto'vraahlng and Iron- LEAVINQ FOR GOOD. Ball far Call a t l o u Wait Htb cash—Haffman pram, tbraaoa premises or bring It to plat* mlrrsr, Ford son. other tesla, sue*. NrCd Work Edith lumbar and alt 39 acre* fair improvsm'ent locatlen cannot ba daCOLORED PL kW . would Ilka plUalad Bachelor Rosa Ave, and soak aV nursw Easlo highway 44f a l Laakhirt.______ 919 E 10th BL SPECIAL—FOR QUICK BA LBOno lovoly UUto "Splaat* pL a n o -a small Orand aad. oa* small “Stadia" Upright mum ha disposed af pramptly. Term* to rvaponiibto parito*. I Iass big's Warohouaa, NEW LUMBER - • n . lane.. I t ; Hsnfertf. ». ls>esbura. Al tlslseevllle. Inninae). v* ^ H0TKL LEAMINGTON TW .-^T R K K T h i s c a y n e B O U L E V A R D O ra b o o k in g lla y fro n l P a rk an d lllacayno B ay - o ‘\ Opponlle U n im H uh H lalion v MIAMI, FLORIDA O ne Bfock F ro m S hopping IH atrlcta a n d A n o n id c ii • Summer Rate* Until December Single Room with Rath—fl.5 0 Double Room with Hath—12.04 Alfred Hlmcma, Manager SFTERlPElsr f f it A k a o riA T lO H LET FILL AND THE STOPl i WHEELS REPACKED US DRAIN AND RE­ TOUR TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL WITH PROPER LUBRICANT. ENGLISH’S Gulf Station lal & French - TeL O ltl W. p o n n rrrn BLOW THE HEAT DEMONS AW AY.: JU S T A Tax Certificates Are Sold In Lake TAVARES, July 20 -V P )— Eighty-three Ux cartiflrate* In­ volving about fBjOOO In delinquent taxes war* Bold yesterday by Georgs J. Dykes, clerk of the Clr<’lnrinriiYfa"lt| - Boston pis red far­ cult Courtmer gat*. *■r One certificate was said a t I t and coat* and the others |1 and ANNMIVAM I.R AO IM tVs.hinalon, I : . IHlroli. 1. New York. *1 Clskstssd. I. i Untlsn. 4! cm«*|«. *■ I’hllsdalphla al It- U«l* will bs pisy.u (alee, <a|a. I -few ; P E N N IK 8 ; A DAY ' G E N E R A L E L E C IIIIC • AND EM ERSON F A N S RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ' Notice is herehy given that all accounts against Seminole County must be in iHei Clerk's Office not later than the'28th day j of each month with duly authorized order attached. „ **i W. A W illiam s, C h a irm a n o f (h a B o ard o f C o u n ty CELERY GROWERS IIA8 TOUR CAR'HAD A 10.000 MILE c irE c x -u rr IIAVR YOUR c iiA n u c a .----- HT. AtlOtIBTINE, Fla- JuIF»*. I, |illi hiog (nr lh> —A specially built ’41 -foot boat AW A-P M lM fU A. I.B A O l'N rrdlled wllh llie will set out from hnre aoon to ALAB rsnsma CMy. it; Andslu.U. I. [| I li'uil arul a n ■I hllng hack deep sea fish for £ Dothan, I I I Bk*rgr».n. I I . T r a y , l| Ukloa H drlni*. J 'H a d ............ kla Ihn Baum new I 2.000.0ih) aquarium and maB*ms posteonml. ra in ). t , rlnn studio. lo i - T a a a x m m u i * The llneep for Ihn lasikmili Atlanta, ti CMtlina*B>. I. nich depoalla of Ihn relatlknly • *>n<: Hay Fut. Jr., Huali WUel Only asm.* vrh.dul.d. • rlol. I .'or one Hlnglolary, pel., rare flour spar, a mineral alo r .in to i a -w o n i d a i .k a u c h ••■■k. tv. H. Iimu. Kdward mml Indispensable to porcelain, _ Thoms.kin., t | Moullrl., a. Tallahsrs.* at Am.rlra.^ rain. Hurt. Al ItriM-li, llunny klnCnll I glass and sled msnnftcUrara. Albany at CordsD. alfkl. rain. •I''I'll I(‘'I In, Leu Head, Jr.. Kill, hate been found In Tetas. or,I .HIURlnlnry. char Ira Anderi ion. Joe \V tlfiOM. Howard Wliel <>• I a",l llali olio .Mi.s', ||, 1 l'l),),rj for Ilm llaltnn were;. (II,-nn iiillmm, U. (^,w*n, ' |iinr j F.tioemaker, T. J. Iirummond,' Russell' | 'ago, Kay Hlioomakcr.l Jnnirs Drummond. It. Hmirer, m As 15. ecutrig or Iba M a te M (’■■Iambus, Idglanamdls I. at. Paul, ( i t K i t w i c ity . I. AHnh.spoM*. , 2; ' Hllwsuk.*, Y. Parking apace for 12,000 mobile, will |>e available 19.19 Golden Gate Intern Eipositlon- Jo iy . iaa». -t jp c -A iiR ia t t r o g » M T * i II V II *■ M R a tC TH * ' V K r t M H n t Y P C o n iliA B T A T M I.K A tit M Isesbura. I) H a le .., illr, I (U ra l . a a . ) . HI. Auauellws. I ; U a it s tu . I .irlan du, 0! rs la lk a . * tlu r- r AMKHICAM taro run lead when they *hovcd ny The AiwHaifd ptss* four rnna aerosa tha plataWhile lha Yankee* continue to Tho Lookout* gathered one hK, m t|,„ a walk away of tka Amar,im t • W k 'fs p le h ,n<1 * , lean l-ergue v ac. tho p rao n .l paaaad ball to send the four run_ .____ ' . ■are aerosy the plate. Ir f,,r ,h toagna hatting * la > the Rad's half of the third «ow n between Lou (lahrlg and frama tbay'put another run a' ron* Joo IIIMaailo la getting hollar, tha platter when Bhimer doubled Karh bagged two hlU yesterday to toft fit til and scored on June*' and the ‘ Iron man." bluing A ll tong triple to center field. | now I* pacing bis eophomoro Tha Lookout* added two more to laammih, and riral by ualy nine fhtlr total In the fifth whrn a .In- polula. fto by Kaaaa and doubles by llol*| The Jtni kledwlr.k dropped da oomb ln o Hodgi-r* netted tho two point*, lie's sllll far out In (mat tallies and k d ko 3 lead [ nf Ih* National .League wllh A ll. - Tho Red* r.ainr.lark In tholr The lilg Big (top'three la each h a lf' of tha fifth round and sent league): four rung in giving them a seven n . r . r —cieb n A nn m p *i . •!* over Tho lookouts A N r, * i* aVi *" in !t I double by McMullen, pinch bitting il.toi*. Yank* (T i n M H I . I 0 for• Bwnlle*. and singlet by Hughr. V.m'.“ I k ‘‘ym .*a t“ »*V n ill .« I •na Joiufi llrvxlvd In whrn two Ti«*u. Hsnsiorp U t«l ti 1* .11# f r t t pxxxon Recounted for the foui^-a., tT —— — — — " f '. L . L , . ' mils . IIOOBRVKLT TO VENICE In Iba eighth frame the Look* _ _ outs again took the lr*d when lwo| KldlRENCE, July. July *0 — *h°Vr< • Crn' 1, lh' pl*le (AI-sMra Jam at Rooaakell. toother I l m . M #(Vi!r.0 M T ) L Whrn1 «f 1're.ldent Rorwavell. .cc.mp.n5? * ! ^ T V . 1 . by Myron C Taylor, chairman CUry . long Irlple tn right field (lf (Kr ,Klirt, of lh, Un|Ud MUUi * 7 lb* Local, he two m .rk era.|K|rr, ( orport, lOTI( | if t rio m ic. In the ninth Inning tho local* ^,.,(,.,.,1,^ for Venice In a special adrtod on. mor. to thalr pravmu. „ „ M r pr0, WK, by lh, | Ullan F- • total of eight to take a two run .. ........... n o o ..v .ll hid > . toad over t)>a Deloind outfit Prichard was hit by a pitched ball . ■..I to Ik . llo .o r.k U Oou Jude* of Homl.ol., county PI Mo, nor tlU l recurs. u n * M i vouch.r« ,ae Baeealrla of Ik . taie of c n A iic m W. portn TBR. d.aaaaad. and at saM ») ih.n aac insra. make aestlcai 10 ike aald Judge tar a (leal I tltm.nt or Mr admlnlolralloa ooM eolato, aad far aa order I cfcarglag Mr as awek Kseeut . lutod Hi>o t f l lllh day L C S m ith w ill ] d eliv er m o re wogfc l a th a hnaln*— o ffiea tn s btm inaaa d ay , a t lo w er c o o t ' and- w ith toaa fa tig u e , th a n a n y o th e r w rilln g m ac h i Ao so w availablo. STOCKHOFF CELERY SEED W E A R B T H E BO LE AGENT* IN S E M IN O L E CO U N TY F O B B T tX JK H O FF LSO A C O M P L E T E L IN E O F W A Y N E FBI Sanford A m co Feed Store �> •-’ ' A1f : •/'• Seminole Cotnrtjr Prqdocc* .1^ More Pnili And Vegetable* Than A. Similar Area In Amerka re«7 0 V 0M /, ■ I r t/lh ll/f l, ******* ■ 9 O t/U 0 Yj KUKLUX KLAJJ WARNS NEGRO* YOTERS IN FLORIDA rom Big .Reward Offered, For ArrestAnd C o Pistols And Bullets Of Tallahassee Po­ lice ToBe Examined 3 y State Attorney Downln Flames n - : . viclkm Of . Assail- I an t O fG ro v e O w n e r M Police Redouble , parch Efforts ir Motor Accident And Deadly Attack H. Nelaon, promIlipnt Longwood i resident and c|trus grower *nd shipper, died In the Fsrtisld-Lsughton Memorial Hospital about 2:00 d'pJoek this morning without regaining consciousness after being struck on the head by a n u s Identified person Mond y n lg b t. s. C h a n d le r -I-Kslsoti'i dhatb • apsrrwd efforts of^Cllyl aad' County official* to a^ o b q a d -.tb o - BBldentlfled •sUaut who struck f^olaon afiej OklahomaBadraan a"bvtpfirrumont regarding a ml4 ^,'ailomobUa aoeldcnt and let! Kidnaps Farmer, ttta ' tytag ' oncoasclous In th* Eludes Officers VOkJrt'-of Ffilcw Roy O. Wllik^st" repaired' a telegram late Uig-vttjftt - from ffotoos'i brothers tg 'R hba.R ouga. L a, offering, u rovrard. Jar Information loading .to tho apprehension and Florida Exhibits ^ O n e V o te M a rg in ? r i o n a d CADIOIIb Over Pat Harrison At Fairs Seen As . ° f Mississippi who Vl . A . Lead Conservatives huge State Asset .. . ~ m _ TALLAHAS8 EE. July «t. —f>r» —Slat* Attorney Orion C: Perker, I J r , i i H he la rsant/nlng the pieUU anJ-JJjfleU. ef all member* of *P»e Jgffahasae* police deportment and Looa county sheriff* force a ll part of an invrstigatloa Into tho lyhchlng of tvyu negro yootha here %ne negroes held In the countycity Jail on a fchsrge of stabbing Policeman ’ Vi ’F. Kelly when he tried to arrdst them, were taken from the Jalf by four masked man osrly yesterday and their bodies were fiddled with bullets The sheriffs offlca reported some bullets were found at the , Professor Jean Pircanl, strato­ ; scene Thu I odist were hurled yes­ sphere balloonist, who failed In terday b u n g le r Sshumed and three his laWal attempt to conquer bulleta taken from aach body. th* hi/It heavens. The ,a»ccn»lon I Night Desk • Sergeant llarry woa successful even though his I Fairbanks of the police departcraft trn .h a l a mass of flam**, : ment ' said th* four masked men ht said. forced him-to accompany them to the county Jail, got Jh# keys to the cell block and rultaae the negroes to them. Ha said the men then locked him In s callCounty Ja lltr Robert Malge said he was not awakened by the men during the time they were Uking the negroes from the Jail Governor Cone dolled the rase “not lynching ,b«t murder" and 1 ordered Parker to Stake the Invea, ligation. 1 , ' Large Posse Together With Pqlfce Chase In Close P u r s u i t DURANT. OH*. July II.—(At —I*ela Traslry. tho southwest** number one' badntan, kidnaped a Mtftnri *nrgr - r’aildr,.- Dkla!t* man fT*t ’ inirthpard today aRoy breaking through a rnrdon of of-' fleer* In the Mfhshtta River boltoma near here. , A large poaan of stale patrol­ man to acrontfnny stale patrol­ men aped In M rsull. The farmer. Vrank TTIlnmcr. was held at a farm and forced In accompany T railer nod his companions, br|lrrrd to bn Fred Tlndol, troth eacapod felons. T railer's wife, Natl, waa. raptu r d hy officers yesterday but T railer and Ida companion shot Ihrlr way onl of the p<dlin trap. 'U i htlMb apoh Chtadlar l a s t u l|h t.“ *-»»ts‘ ChW Williams stated Mfkt a •rMaspread search la being nandrfeud and that ao possible clue* of -‘tha accident are being overleeMd, Accord lag to the Chief, there were several eye wltnessra to th e ' argument ,which occurred hhpot i|:p o P. M. Monday at the Intersection:of Palmetto end tie•eye ‘Areouee, ,hut none of the witnesses |i oMe to daflnltely Identify either the aaeaUant or the chr which ha waa drivlag. - County * Bhsftft Charlie Hand reported that k>* farce le follow­ ing all o b ta lu b le . lead* and that the deputies are working night and dajr o n l ha ease, fie also added ' that a .coroner* Jury would view the body this morn­ ing and would adjourn until fur­ ther Inventtk^ion of Urn rate had been made, Alt ending pSyokUae reported that Mr. Nelaortp death wee the _ _ _r _______ ________ reeult of a frarier* of the beaa making ’ an effort U see that he e f tk * ahull sad a cerebral b*m-:AeU |t onhagd. About I lH o’clock last Tonight during the tilt between a W e decomprooalon operation th, lookout* and the Orlando ltd* performed by a apecUllat 0 u „ , , t |„ , ,| .thlelle fleldr a from Jacksonville ae an emer | , 011^ ) 0,, WH| b* taken up to help n * l * * * tB'Oaeo the victim * th. rooB|r ^ ind mother rijd. However, ho tailed to re«A(« k lh# amalleel h at boy In opofcd and -dtqd.ht about i;po A. Uie Florida Ktota League and M, without retaining const km.- m inr uml,irr, , nH k. , , Mauser Is Elected President Of New L iv e s to c k . Group Vanquished Tiakes barl Brown I raises n i i i /jil c* *i ^ W o rk O f a ^ v o n H In ^^llllt With SltlllC States He Will Join A story of the progress of Flnti Winner In Workinj n in full regalia a r t shown burning a fiery cross at 8 stay away from th e pollsVln a munlcl|>al election there, cast their ballots. Roller Coaster Trains Collide Injuring Score Only Three Seriously Injured But Geifl£ al PAntc F o l I o w a CHICAGO. July It. (flrV A apeody roller coaster I r a t a hurtled down a sleep In, linn |qto the rear at au uptoulrulM trait at uivarsldn Amaaoniem |>ark lain last night, .Injuring ; | of tha. tqrrtw- ctriehmi • ftdnrJ ralialng pnnlr among ihn on­ lookers. Witnesses said the train of four rar* waa near the lop of th* "hump"' when It stalled and started backward. The train ran down the Incline, part way op another, then coasted to the bot­ tom of Ihn Irark between t li n two “humpa,** Just then another train raiftn over the rear "hump" and crash­ ed Into the stalled train. Duly three person* were * re­ ported seriously hurt lull a gen­ eral panic followed. Tho l wo trains r s r r id alsmi no |s-r.ona, many of them teen a n il boya and glrla. Robert Mauser was elected president, of U»*' Seminole County Livestock Association which )Wa* organism! In tha Chapter Room of. tha Bemtnole Chapter Future Farmer* of America after their regular rr-aetlng last night under tha supervision nf Alex R. John­ son. chapter advisor, . * The fifteen members present also elected John R- Jones vicepresident and, Georg* Mauser secretory-treasure for tha coming year. The meeting dates of the newly firmed organisation will be announred later. The purpcoe of the group, Mr. Johnson staled, la to increase th* amount jif pure-bred stock raised in this country, {la added that any peraon who la interested in Ihraatoek ia “cordially" invited to become a member of .the aaaociaDon. - ■* . * HT. I/HIIH. July ,21. (,V»— . After the business session those present enjoyed a watermelon ironald I, Itarne*. prrsdrirni of rutting at the Chapter'* farm .in Ihn HI. Unila Drowns, annnunc-d that Manager Rogers Hninslir the rear of (Jit high school. had been rolleved nf hla duties, affect Ir I, Inday. ilsrnra said Ihn action waa taken “for the food of tha Drowns." Jim llottumlxy, coach and reserve first haseinaa. waa named artlng nianagar. Hornsby .who lad the National I.eagua for batting aeren ronseeglive season a. became manayrr of the Ilrown* |n 1*13. lie has had only madlocra success with the team which now |* In seventh plain th tho American le-agua. Hornsby Relieved Of His Managerial I*ost having flourished. daring hi* reign a* chief of tha bat*.- fa r** gtmhflng baseball fan* to b* |lb a r al ia their contributions, M r ‘Balt ■Aid that all fund* collected will ha given over to hla mqjhar. Band Goes To Ocala * A trip u tha Groat Ukoa Eg pooitioa ia CWroland with nl penaea paid has Mm offered tnfaatad Wri r. a. jmu* lat. grow tl ’strata la fl ila rshihita for the past five years ■war pirsm lnt to the lo-al Kl s s s o Club at their meeting today In tho VbWp i Hotel by Earl W. Brown, manager of tho Florida. Natninn! Kihibits, Ine. Charts and photographs Illus­ trated the work that has been ac­ complished at the Worlds Fair In Chirago for two yrars, Roekrfrllrr Center for one year, and the firral lakes Imposition In Clevrlaml for two years Mr Ilrown stated that the I s n v tj'nine millionth peraon Visited the FloHila eihlblt Friday. An act­ ual count ly a rlocklng device de­ termined accurately tho number. Mr Ilrown lauded the work of Hyson- Ktevena, former Ranfnrd ■nan,- who was responsible for many murala . and dioramas He WASIIINCTON. July.SI — CAP) — Svnntor Albcn W. Barkley of Kentucky won Ilie democratic leadership of tho Scnutc In n cloao contest. The vote at tho secret cuucun of Democratic sena­ tors was Rarkley 38 and Senator P a t. Harrison of Mississippi 37 Barkley aucce?<la the late Sen* ator Josrph T. Robinson as party leader In the Senate. Barhl-y was supported. by friends of the Roosevelt court hill-while Harrison had. the back­ ing of jonntora opposed to Ura menaure. Tho entire-caucus look less than an hour- Harrison moved to mahv mTTo the vole unanimous and took da* frat with a smile ami promised'ha would Join Hartley In working for tho good of tho nation aq*' party. ..s Doth senators predicted mad* party harmony from now on- g«*•! Kamnn Devalera was re-elected atnra at tho caucus aajd tho co u rt president of tho Irish free state by bill fight was not mentioned. Tim the new Dali by vote of X2 to &2 It only ab»<-nl Democrat, MAator wsa lunkhead of Alabama'who wwg . Wiliam* Trailed hooiu hecaokr-Q&whla w|f»V( leader,, rig* goriously (opposed Iho elrcli-m. standing aioul who ileaerveil an}* "flftiewV- T m lf f liH KhdCwelt-'tosk■hi aide in isnipalgn for flhblnkoVi ciuitending a majority f vote* honors bestowed npsn him. Mr. I^hman warned Ranforrlitrs auerraaor. raat In tha recent general election Bcnat-.r Alben W. Hartley, of wrre against DrValrra'a policies against a movement being elrruKentucky who won thJ " Demo­ fo,grave also condemned the laterl by unknown turtle* In an e f­ fort to reroute the proposed St cratic li-nilrrshlp nf the .Senate Johna-lndlan River canal He ad to aurre-d the late Hcnator Jo­ vised RanfnnI to investigate Ihn seph T. Itobinson. He triumphed situation. > over Senator Pat Harrison of Guests at life meeting today Mississippi by a vote of HN to :I7 ware: It. J l/'hman, .Randall in a arvrrt caucus nf Democratic Disorderly conduct charges Chase, and Fm l Dyson, of Fansenators. fordi Mr l^-hmao. of Tavares; headed th* list of offenses an court docket for the Monday I Earl Brown, of llrljind, Ihn Itev. small i T- I. Dean, of Clearwater, amt In session nf the Moniripal CourtNino persons wero arraigned I "* A. Paine of Wc»l I’alm Reachbefore Municipal Judge Frank L. Miller iluring the Mission- Isorenao -n | Williams,- / negro, charged vrlth \ | lairrny- waa trantfem-d to tha _ r .ja [County Sheriff. Marie Sandy, held . . ,i2 | for sanity observation, was Irene* ,i« ] ferrrtl to the County Walfatu . *■ lion,I Mary l.re Durham, negro, ' ,-SH I pleadisl not guilty tu charge* of 'v j .assault, hut waa finrd | I 0 or *0 .\ M watchful Japanese |days when a vrnllrl of guilty waa -T ^ j Infantry. The Chines* began Ihul |returned Sam Kcnla, rhirgrd with N j* a | r.varuallon in orronlanre with at Th* hVmonthly nni-tlng of violation nf tho City's Sanitary 'AM n*w ag n rm rn t to *nd th* North FPnford l/«lgr No. Hi F and A iy a China nisi*. WM ,**t .fight at the apartment may *t,avn h«-rn hllln,l ontinanrr, was dismissed. u Those rhargrd with disorderly * r _ _ _ Masonic Hall.* by carlMin momiihle |M,l*lng. rondurt wrre: J- H Parkeraoa, PEIPING, China, July 21. DPt ' *-------Ttin vlctlma, tleorge Chlliery. —Two American women told th*' , Hollla .Furgqaon of Sanford and 21, and hla wlte, Klla. 21. Iiad not pleaded not guilty but was fined . United Stairs rmbassy yesterday f.lma Oamun of Orlamio wrre born seen alncn last Thursday. | I 0 nr -JO days; Jaunita Parker* they were klckc-l and shoved by n,*rrl*«l In Judge It. W Ware's of- Their partly clad bodle* were son pleadrd guilty to the chargee Japanese pickets on guar,I le-foro ^ yesterday, found when police, relative* and- ami waa diamlssod;. Willis Cheat the Japanese embassy,. I '— nelghbura brok« Into their **«- tine, negro, was also dismissed '. Mr*. Helen It. Jmies of I>*-| Harry Joiner and Hatel Cowan ond flmir apartment Iasi night. wjrrn h* pleadrd guilty to the Jtndt and Mias Carol lathm p of ®f Hanford were issued a marriage Tho body of Ihn woman, a charges; Elijah Edward*, negro, ; Washington, gave ilrposition a t lbt**M yesterday from County bride of fire months, lay In lied, was fined *R nr 10 day* whan , Succeeds Robinson Devalera Wins lu Irish Voting For President Of Erin Gains 52 Vic­ tor} Ovpr His Op­ p o n e n t Cosgrave Nine Persons Face * M illerln Monday’s l* ^ Session O f C o u r t 29th Chinese Army B egins W ithdrawal In Face Of Cannon Police Puzzled By CITY NEWS BRIEFS Death M ystery In; N. Y. A p a rtm en t lia r husband, an .employe of a DrookRn warehouse, waa aprawl. ed on lh„ bathroom floor. • Polite aalil all the window* of owsrd Uto lhv Rika Hall Friday night, ac- tha apartment were open, a clrss«y quar- <°rding to an announcement mad* rumalanc* that pusiled Investi­ the safest hy Lodge official*. gator* whan the rarbun mount Ida theory was tolcad by As, w." Mr*.' -------to rest I Th* rwgular weekly meeting, of alatont Medhal Ksamlnar lluw 8anford Rea Rroul* nf the ship ard W. Neall. Prize O ffered In Jaycee Contest J T p Attend Blar Picnic rkley IsVictg^ Caucus Naming New Party Leader i LOCAL WEATHER Florida; firnerally fair toalgM su it. Thursday e*c*P* ralhor w ild­ ly a c a t t e r e i l th umlrrsbowWS Thursday *f|enu»»u In contrwL portion. Milrein* Nnrthwoat Flor­ ida: I'aVtly cloudy tonight and * * * -VjB h aaat from autnm.ddlra and In Thursday. Daytona* Tid«t Iho gsaoa caused l,y Ihn detona Thiiraday'a tides, high. 1:11 A*. Don of aip lo tlv rs' Vital organa of Ihn vlctlma M. C If P. M.: *«•. !*:*• A, WWW sent to Dr. A ln a a d sr O. M. I I :f t P. M. "Hem Inals Lion" will bo held H a added th at them waa no o tl j Thursday night a t 7:30 at th* a n ra of e alernal vlulanca, or Janlor High School, according to atrangvtatlon. an announcement made by Clifford Carbon nionniido gas la a cot>Bell, skipper- • or looa. odorless rs* found In tbs J A meeting nf th* Ranfnrd Lions •to In staging th# final*, w bldt' club will b* hald tonight at 7t00 will Includs tha two beat acta frwn | o'clock at the Valdes Hotel, Joha aach county represented. It will b* Galloway stated today. All mam* ■arom atic aorod by Uw Oriaado Junior Cham­ presented at s date to ha a a - J 1* " aro urged to U prowht aa OatUor. chief illy luilcolnglot. Vest, rday. 30.01; today. M J L foe further otudy. aouno-l later^Uila meeting begin* actlvltlei for ber oT Comasara* la tha aear fa* Proclpltatlon turo - s __ j __ .a— h,lf of >nT> Total for yaalonlay-------— At talar iad laUrvals, rountiaa Total for monlp.------------- M l •urroundlng Oronga County wBJ Normal to < ?'• — ------ H * proaant UmJr awtorulncr. at tha * Tsmparaturo Oriendo Jaygre mattings. Tw» wla* , Maslmum. 17; mlulmum, T*,^j UaMaatlflcd parti*, forepd • » o a n will ha arioctod to u k . part . t r i m to a Gladervilla Rtoro ba- llerald reading la Urn final* logging to Ivan II. Kubow Tueaday An lavttotla* has boon mn-iad mare lag and mad* a got away to tha la s f u i l Joaior trade body to with a cons Id*rails amount of tho •Uak of tha sto n , Couaty 8harlff Chari ia Hand rtportad today E ffort, aro batog mad* to PP p iy b in l th* tboivv* but a* yet ao arrwat. have h**a made Considerable Stock Is Taken From Store �provincial capital Ip f l f a move to another location. w a & v i In the United State*, York and Chicago would O u r w hole e c o n o m ic o W i would be rendered bcfpja forces. Military expert* itjruetioh of London woulj war* in which she rail tlon Of the principal t feet on the w)K|le com Inaigiiifkant China's new^amj Japanom Auccoa*.'. f t ent standing army nui between two *n$ men,- part of whom ai The air force consists ese flier* are reputedly better than tip* bat angle alone, Japan wtl! have her. 1 There ia alao the possibility that to China's eld and there la the damaj done to Hlno-Japanaaa trade and the { t r r t w d Japanese - I M f e finances, all making I laian Jo. take.Jtach .i_d lcU tor5l i til wail and root and raft­ er . . : ' With (rlemlablp’a hearty Uu abler. v Femindtata,_ B v m Ctor- * Undtargh awl tpe rmtpUoo 'that ta T equadad. . , Thf TW p anda *P I t * A «*J naiutix tanner* M ihuuMBita, P a Ma wall hung tfea "Be Hard—U fa Dong* . . Bed ikla i n ju u a to Ktasaky, who was tha . . Ira k New Y*rh an* Kg Johnar donef-a-jlg. *[| tram DUa porepeeUve W. C. H A M ID ® adequately daeofftad. att u d gentlest at ana, ' 1 remember Viator ELM haircut. . ,, All e a s t tar their auna a t tha saaaa tlma, . All aot oetalda. *. . Ah* *U want down, clutching their middle* . . But It waa the leogetere w ta died! t, i; * ‘ *< -WASHJNi COURT R E V I R I a t RULING TAu lx tl AKflC*r JalT *1.0P>—Tha Buptraia .. Court ruled yeeierdsy th« LhCtatatora did eot tare tha power to estead etlr limits to Include wlht aad underelop land* valets tha property owner* egreo. ' DAYBOOK GROVES WASHINGTON, July II.—One1ltm . Y seag k h RoW rt M. Ustchfau «( tta seotees of dieoffaction I f IWMa congress and the Whits Hsbm was aot solved a t tta Jef­ ferson klsad co afurease Rad, ta I t k t t a dlffknU y solved on* phase of It quickly a fte r be took ever t t a presidency of t t a University of Chicago. lie le t It be known th a t .an Immediate confer­ ence end ton w ith all m ender* of th e facoity waa ohviMsiy a vast I r n l i of Urns. So be cnnceDod th k A new 'prohibition tnorim eil It no* aader way. This. Urns if a the cigarette tta l Ime to go, gome megOitne# refute to advwrilee them. School libraries era cllppitig all ads of tta aril from papara tadafs meklag. them available for naa. • The Hanforfl. Hoard of Trad* U to discover lbs reason that the eitx.Ja_Wlag forced to pay athorblleal price# far . lee. Thai ■Set pet a atog gi It. W. M. 1larval ggeard f Lea*. a bad "deal directly . ptaak." Is a country e ' -calibre of.poUtlce I* y law as It la la Am«ri-yho OUfgeaU ta*t th* ran tha bank* n heWPS at coBTlada* oU- Cktaed dcora. to Umatilla retl*A.*r tta iS ^ H a r r la lUtxhare' of I*r«ta M ia faa geUiur ready to aaU yee!*d»r. tta «ew •aw a palkaa diva lets tta w*- ftipetM'hl AND O lidler, chairmen a f tha i j*7 ,7i * board of Republic Steel corpora­ tion, tehrsd It a n o tta r way. He told a senate committee th at be w i* willing to eee any o f hla men nay tim e about their troublee. Since ha ha* only nboat 00,000 employee, th a t lit notion presented each a funny aspect that oven somewhat k aead oanatsrs laoghod. T t a : sue- ■ pbyea ohvioaaly never presume to McLanliR, Jeweler W S ■a: f A4i BANW RPTW gNtY YEARS AGO _ FRIENDS ****** * C E E A C W HW tANT KPPKR , O C i l O TOMATO BURPEE’S SEEDS EXCLUSIVELY HENRY A. BUSSELL SEED CO. W. FIRST ST. 1 Tom >4 'mtwHy Fred K ■ ir a a g e .t .^ r Hetaner. Cberlee OrltU' OOd Other* were taken Into W local Klkp t lodi* W k e , SOd eugtytte loot .nkhl. government .taka orer . J. P. U k taee sad J. P. He.- Pyw M frt ta lk a allowance, is r ilia eeoftrn —• Thaw ha become* aa- Important i t**" | 1 TIiom .was a time when Fhmandina waa anything Mae but the envy of other Florida cities. Its chlsf claim to fsme during the prohibition era waa the extensive boot* leg operations which ram Irunnera conducted there. It had long since ceased being * shipping point of > consequence, but today things are looking rosy for Femandlna and other towns jure casting envious eyes «t what la going on there. Thg-Oqala Banner describes Fernandina as "one of the best porta on the South Atlantic,” and goes on to *ay that "Fernandina, trf the day* of the phosphate Industry, when large tramp steamers came to Florida to load haid rock’ for European export, waa a thriving community. But with Uio decline of the phosphate Industry after the world War, of Jacksonville close Fernandina, with . _____________ , by, had little to offer the world of commerce and Industry and fell on evil ways. Fernandina was, In some roepoets, like Key West, which has been referred to s s the city that God for­ got. "But aD this U changed now. Fernandina la I* the nowa again and In a big way. Tuesday's Associated Press dispatches, carrying a tabulation of. securities amounting la $$78,000,000 which have been floated by big buiiaoea to finance plant extensions and.new enterprises, mentioned Fernendlna prominently. “ Two large corporations have Issued securities to fi­ nance the construction of paper pulp mine at Fernandina, to coat In the neighborhood o f $10,000,000, which places Fernandina in the forefront o f Florida cities with con­ struction enterprises under way. * "And Fernandina has already felt thq effect Antlci- laoreUi-alir, "Ignoraarp ol lav k no. accuse,H but with yarinet 'gorernmenUl tgeapriedlar out leva, u l* he|y Impoaelble to know all the ^ there le a contradictory yklcU eaya you cennat exact malbUltlee of soy man. ad t til heck I—Key Waet CtU- T he PHONE 41 m c a p ja ita p GLASS MIRRORS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P roof Products �I 29th Chinese Army B egins W ithdrawal In Face Of Cannon __ ■ _____ ■. r = Social Calendar F r id a y • ‘ Tho Qlrl Besots will moot at 10 LltU* Homo a t 1:00 o'eloek. hoy will go to BanUsndo Springs here tho Her. Martin Brum U1 glvo thorn ooom swimming •tractions, . MONDAY Circle Humbor giro of tho lr*t Methodist Church* will kVa O picnic at BaaLaado .Mrs. N; K. Hardy Has V Party On Birthdky ■| Mia, N- K. Batdy eolebratad her birthday Tuesday with a dinner pbrty a t her homo on BaanUll 1 Those attending w ont Mr. and lira- O. a Smith. Mrs. D. W. Ben­ nett, Mrs. U a Tumor, Mr*. Tina Hardy. Mr. sod Mr* N. K Hardy. Mia* Joan Hardy, Mias Virginia Tumor, Martin Tumor, Johnnie Bennett end Budolph Smith. <Kid Galahad/ With Btrong Cast, At Ritz With thro* of tho strongest p a r konslltie* of the .modem aereen— #Bottd Dovia, Edward O- Robinson, end Humphrey Bogart—beading th* east. “Kid Gxl* had." a W a r M r Bros, drama af the fight ring, opened today at th* Rita Theater, to a delighted audience. Made from a boat-selling novel hy Francis Wallace, which also Mrs. Pearson Hostess To Friendship Class Mr*. O- T- Pearson was hostaaa to tb* Friendship Class of tb* First Chrlitlan Church which mot lis t night at her homeTh# meeting eras presided over by Mra. Jo* Potraa. Mra- A- J, Foiling read tha acrlptur* which wua followed by a prayar. During th* mooting It wsa decided to ref sum* th* prayer meetings held of th* homes during th* summer- It was also agreed upon to gather The’ title role is filled by Wayne io t ,lh* Chlldren'a Homo Morris, a promising young man I *n Atlanta and to presant a gift to who packs a terrific wallop in his * ‘ ic* rn*mb*r fight scenes as wall as his levs' . Refreshment* were served by scene* with Jan* Bryan, another .tho hotUM to th . fonowlngt Mm. •croon nowoomor who seem, to b* A. J, Lowing, Mrs- Csorg* Town—I__g l u u h i t i send, Mra- Jp* P etrel, Mrs- A. H. T%. story of tho two rival fight- ® /rd- Mr»- H n n w nnd Mb* Dornmonogom and thalr attampta to “ I Pooraon. doublo-crooo each other li swift_ , , _ moving and fail of action. Th* M r s . L a n e y P r e s i a j s At Society Meeting (played by WtUlam Hondo, th . •teal-worker who sky-rocketed to J £ e T l £ k b role l* tk* Broadway play “Ire* Mon”, Is on* of th s moot terrific over screened. • P atk a i with wallop after wallop and a double “bumping off" for it, . i i— . “Kid GaUhad" b a n letare yen w ont want to mb*- -------Mra. E. H. U ney presided over th . mretatg of th . Woman’. Mbslonory Society of tho F irst Mcthodbt Church Which was held Monday afternoon at th . Church, U was * flolnt buslnoao and pm* gm m ' meeting, ___ .. W. Tumor ooaductad Mrs._ B. conducted tb* dovotbnnl, using *0 bar ‘ ob­ ject. “Love snd Snerlftoo.” Dur­ ing tho bo* Into* session, routine matters were disposed of. I t was reported by th* oonaocthmoJ treasurer th at tho society eras up to dot* with tb* first half af the year's finances. Complying with E „ handher barricailee. At leant three Mlitrire, besides the two first visible, charged u», clv'"C Autoista leaving the main High* Carol t terrific shove. "Carol burst into tear*, then ways in the national forests are the senary kicked her In the required to carry an ax and shovel aide. Memnhilr, another sentry for fire prevention purpose*. Mtao Molou WUaa* to spendI this wook at Delray Beach. JOB; PRINTING i Mr*. K. A Btaeaaa and Ulan li akaaca Btaraaa are vlaltlog la Paonaylraala. FOR LETTER AEAOS, BILL HEADS. TAQR CARDS. ENVELOPES, OFFICE FORMS, ETC| Japanese A ttack ----American Women Mr. and Mrs. U P. Boyl* and daughters am planning to loovo tomorrow for Lnurem, S. C. to v h lt Mr. and Mrs. Dial Gray. Mias Jean Massey and Mis* When membrrb p T the American Amy Massey of Orlando were guest* cf Mile Dorothy Pop* for A llocation of Agricultural College F.ditors geth.r el the Unlvettho wook'and. lily of Flurldi Auguit 1718 they 0 . J. Pop# and Mias - Dorothy will be privileged to est delklou Pup* Toft today for Henderson- Florid* orangei and drink fresh villa, N. C. to epond a week with orange Juice to their heart's conMrs. Paul Johnson. tent. Ten Ixiiri of fine Valencia*, donated by ths South F ile Apopka Citrus Growers’ Axsociitlun, atfiliate of the Florid* t rims Exthing*, are now on odd along# for the visiting editor*. I’laced In the iExpcr.lrm-nt Sta* lion’s cold storage two months ago, the orangea are rebar* returned from a months va­ ported to be keeping In excellent cation In Georgia. shape, and are expert. I i . | rue# attractive to editor* from many of Friends of J. J . MaOruder will tho state* and tha Unllcl Slates regret to loam that h* is under- Depirmeat of Agriculture, who going treatm ent a t the Bay Pines will bo visiting Florida for their Hospital hi St- Patsrabury. first official convention In th b •tats| While In Galnetvllle they willMrs. W- 0 . Denmark of Brook­ let, Oa-, la visiting her brotherln. inspect tung trees and rrutaUria'. law and slater, Mr- and Mrs. In th* groves of Chin* Tung Oil. Georg* R. MeCall a t thalr home oa I U | I I l I I ■ I U . "■T I ltd ® j IlgU ® M | ", -.-7-1 . v' 'T I /: 'j1- ' 7 i\ e,ij ”i ■' V W/ / f . T p M T ' i ;■iX*; I ‘ ' | . :*775>a 3 os? * K ^ 4 1 '«!■ ■ *< v “ Carol Lalhrop (above) of Washington, D. C-. and bar com- S£■gnsri. s - s s — »■”*- * " * *7 along tha rout* a t Lakeland. Polk ware set upon auddanly and with-, M r snd Mm. Ralph Paddy and daughter, Patricia, from Balti­ more, ltd., were th* guosta last wook of Mr. and Mm, 0 . J. Pop*. They am touring Florida for two weak* accompanied by Mm. W ..M .'Paddy. County phosphate mines Cypres*, — . « . a m ________ L . f t Gardena, Bok Tower, tth# U. aH. n Bugar Corporation’* mill at ClewUton, and by the Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau and Florida Farm and Grov* Editor* J, JFm ncb Cooper, Jrf* farson Thoms*, and Clyde Beste of ths University of Florida Co tier* of Agriculture ore handling *r* mngamenfa for th* meeting, which b expected to b* presided over by Mexico Welcomes American Autoist ^ -S p m in t)lcrP rin tiftg Co. *lhe Morrlw Plan ('tintpnny of Orlando, Florida hrnt plenty of money to loan ul rehaoimblo raluB *nd on variouH p’.ana for uny worthy purpone. Surh Itmntt run for one year and are rAphid to easy weekly or monthly puymrnta. *» * If yon need m.tnry, ect.vult our rcprfaenUtlT^ Mr. Irn K. Snulhunid, r.t 11G North l’ark Avenue. RAN FRANCISCO,"July 21. — W)—Mexico has slashed tha red Up* surrounding entry at Ameri-1 'esn motor tourist*, according to . ............................. i » . . . . a s . l . . * l i « i . . . . . * « eurvey of travel conditions In the £ C » x n « i .» l ^ V .x s southern republic made by tbe J California slate automobile assn- ■ I'K R M A N E N T S , 'elation- Incoming travelers now ■ !got preferential treatment at cus- a tom* and. Immigration -offices b A N U O IL !*. Mexico his made special nr ■ rsngaments to care for American & W AVES A v isito rs'it laredo, T n ., the north- I S I'JiC lA J.T Y A T ern terminus of the liiichwey lu a i “ z ,* reported to the United Florida which U to follow (ha con- Stataa im bteiy in Peiping, Chins, ventlon, th* editor* will visit ■ that they were kicked and ihuyed number of the atate a accnlc, hit roughly by Japoneio sen- R. W. Lord left today for Old Mystle, Conn, to v b lt h b daugh­ ter, Mrs. 0 . B. Nofmsn, and h b ■on, Ben Lftrd. Before relum ing homo ho will v b lt h b abtor, Mrs. J, D. Letaon, In New York, _____ « Brpaks 13 Bones And, k'vttnw trvo* *ASe XTse. IkssSww Experiences No Pain DE8 MOINES, la., July E l . — W —Leon D. Cate, Dei Mnlnr* In­ surance salesman, auffrrvd 13 broken bone* and a brain*rubrut•Ion In an automobile accident but never felt pain- .. “ Vou aee,“ He explained aa he recovered in . .a hospital hare, “I \ was uncoqsckmi ‘ for three days gfter the crssh FVir three weeks more I didn’t ,f##l anything. The ■: a,',—ii doctors said It w*e because of th* hreln concussion.” a Ons ax.fivo-day s t Atrip’-Intos southern a r , j*-™ ; Detroit, Lako Habn. PHONE Aretie ax part la shown aomo pots for tho B us at Badalph Island. Tho dieaeataw t v s astonUM diU si ta fsaJlag I H t a t a i t whllo bear rubs. Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Znrholdo and Mho Marlon Zurbeld* b a n returned from o two .wooka va­ cation In Haw Jersey, out cause while walking In the t a i l 1 middle of. ■ street. -------------Ths.nvamg* prlc marginal and by •*,n l ‘ 'Un' ”' ,lr,llt> MAO an sera, I. 0- Kin*horn of will be th* asiocb nusl convention A L L T IM E S L IV E A T lim in ' liv e ry E H H o n tia l F o r COMPLETE SOMMERliEAUTV Summer, ailh ita In-at, humidily timl uuldiwr -artlrl* lira, drmaiuU mure complete nnJ belter allrnllun to the many lit 11*- detail* .that makr a woman well groomed. I.utille will help you appear at your beat, at all tim e. • . . Underground river* nf perpet­ ual ice sr* found in |hc Mudoc. J A R C A D E 111,IX,. 1‘IIO N E 800 B Calif- lavs bedi. .................................................................................... .. FOLLOW THE CROWD bstoa at, oollactad a bow m s y aaurday—Buck P rtvsU la tha Boston s a lt of. th* M assachusetts National Ouard. Tha BritUh monarch accept ad aa honorary membership la tb s Superintendent of RuppUs*, pbns anclea! a i d honorable artillery were mad* to send a boa of sup­ rompaay of Boston, a sa lt of lb* plies to th* Rosa Valdes Bottb* Massachusetts National Guard. m n t Ileus* la Tampa. A voof-the reception which was recently In honor of th* Bov. •nd Mm. Paul Rodfoara was bayrnrt, "In *he midst of th ^commotion, ■^ I taw a ma.-hln-- sun mounted oil a barricade staring -me in th* face. They made a loud clamor shoving in around, although, of « (rmtlwarO From race Oatl ccume, wo- couldn't undrratamt 7 donee eaid. Japanc-e. 1 ' “Suddenly we were terrified by "Finally they let ua go, shov. a..'Japanese war ery' from the Inc u« off roughly and giving centric*. who roeo up behind me a final and very forceful Methodist Group Has Party At Purdy Home Mr. end lira . F. N. Purdy were boats to tho member* of tho Waaley Brotherhood Class of tho P in t Mstbodbt Church and thotr wive* Tuesday evening a t their home tn Upools. Table* were arranged on tho spacious lawn* of tho Purdy home. A fried chicken supper woo served which consisted oft Mod chicken, rica and giblets, potato salad, pickles, roll* and bulUr, home mid* oak*, ice m a m aw) Ice tea. At tho conclusion of tho tup* enjoyed per a social hour . _ with Ur, Purdy as toaatmsstar. Among tho speakers for tho evening was th* Rev. Paul Redfeorn, tho new pastor of th* Methodist Church. Bpaocha* and Jokes were enjoyed until a lots h o u r.' According to- Mrs. B. P. Crenakaw the guest* staled “th at this was th j moat snjoyabls affair they hid attended In year* and thtajl that Me. aiuf M r. Purdm are ----Idealhost*.” hosts.” — Thoi* attending thla dalghtful occasion wars; Mr. and Mrs. W. 8 . Thorton, Mr. and Mrh. R, P. Crenshaw. Mr. and Mr*. J. B Crawfoid, Mr. and Mrs, C. P. Brnnan, Mr. and Mr*. C. U. Priest. Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Clark, Mr. and Mra. B. E. Squire*, Mr, and Mrs. W- P- Prldgan, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Ooff, Mr. snd M rs.. W. I. Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Raines. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King, Mr. and Mrs. U 0. Sangst tr, *Rev. and Mrs. Paul HedfeKjb • Mrs. W. Tumor, Mm. Forest Of'' Albany, Ga" ’ *Mm Walla, Misa Dorothy price, L. f». Hogan, and J. B. Courlngton. hrtd me fa it vrl'h the flat of h b LANEY’S DRUG STORE AND TRY LANEY’S FAMOUS HANDWICHE8 10c A' 15c HOT DOGS 5c £ LARGE LIMEADES 5c THE BEST AND MOST SANITARY DRINKS IN TOWN Too Late To Classify P ictures Tell the Story L O T o f w a te r h ag g o n e o v e r th e d a m iln c e A s s o c ia t e d p r e s s p h o t o s A „ f o lk s f irs t t a n g O L D Q U A K E R 'S th e m e [ • o n g j 'T A F r c ’j / l Barrel O f Quality lu Every Bottle,' B u t f t Doesn't Take A Barrel O f D ough-Re-M i I T * B uy I t ! 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M ai WMIUO. Ka I MtaAflk. |k A *ri?wA .i i n P i or n »:<. n a tv t* i: «r Hr it-t tiuuu n*a • tv CW linn K ?k* P i N :* PI AV Hr Md H t r i m a r i tv m p i •■i i; iia n oi n i*a p i a \T *i i t oi ii ira p i •nl N * t | p i A t u n I n i iw -serll-d in Ii It aa !■»#• i l l A It'* MW Con ul K«, o l MSI* MW I* .. lion H »** PI N IM H W M l PI In NK Cor oI Ilia W ilkin In* la n d U r m a Ik a nl Ibtn I t lean N l*n Pi W k* Pt ■I Ika Pi It U I I •• Hag I A B O rlllm n lubdivlaion l*i.i Bank I P**a 41 M l . I t A II ........ �4* O i l / / '• 'C 'r iSu DEBClUFTtOK tl» UAND \ ;>.* - - f-A'J i a* . -V ! 5 I £ r - f3 Star FIi bby Prichard’s fcoqbte In Ninth Sts Bring* Home Eicon " o r Lookouts In Mach JNfeded V ictor Sanford Alma , (Mat aprlng. ant by ihe.-WeaMn fan s le it ten*• . Martin, a T tlinda 0 feet t > Unknown '(pAi*Nl " t o ■to ftanfotd after i M - h a f t o opportunity of m « thte MM>e of Uu moot Intem tlm t folioitof* Mf boar toll I h tv e 'e v n “ T • « t*Joylng my a t* / » 'lh Uk IbrfhmtU -boro hr Sanford *(>d I M o (hot 1 am oallafylnr you fen. > K h mr work In « (l field.-’-ITa have • m a t ban club adranctnr lo w Wr1*ht;went mil le >jvJ Ih* In Ilobby l^ k h d rd npeitnd tb« fa­ ta l nlnlh to Ih* ..Red*. with a arream ltii dtiubla Ip .r l g h tr .V ta r field. He advanced lo U lrd on Kaaao'a aarrlftM boot and momcnla laU r rroaaad tha plate with Iba ball rim e when Beck Bodiera laid down • neat bant to n uke Ik* »qm>*io pley • *ueceaa and glvn Bill l|nd*rr» a perfect a ta ri.In hi* aerond ram p alm with the locale Ihta aea- aou. • lauding Iba hitting. |*al ere* Hint waaAI Kaaan. lAtokoal rantrrflaldar, who Imlled ont three hlla In three official appearancelo Ih* plait er, “llweda" Marlin'* hnatry arilllary rnared.egaln mil nlitit when bo belted another triple end two alndlra .ln lake aerond place honttra In rooi1Irlpa lo lha dlah, Manacnr Hnd«era plena In ha»o Karly Wynh on Hie ninnnd toollht aialnat Joe Tinker'* f l)rlandn (lull*. Tea Holcomb will do lb* receiving and probably the earn* llntiip uaed leal nlaht will oppoee Iba newly orranlaeu Orlando milfll. M e '! 1"* 1 keen. - B * e r > .* n r hedrere. whom, are think, ie the (reeteet manager .In. Glee* B bee*hall. Whan Hodk en walked nut oa the field laet *1*ht Tor the tin t time linen .be I Bane. H eater b * Wen*, rntumad yeeler- day. "onto U M l»n« from both Hanford a n d . tteLaad ehoered the '■ »>U^ ' in be fl«ry manager. When llod«»re ratne w i t ilia dngoui, that euae l.lim people can e to tbelr feat end fof the earned time Kara a liar bow ball and if 1 Inna and loud gallon.** my em otion, to r r i I w d |i olw tyt j hat In leir-bMf af the Martin attended ’ Publle Grade tehee! nvtlvjd hi* hlgtu-ji 'b l;,tb d yrofae*lonal rank* from tha Jo|m ''i te*Bmdk toteieetblg athletic Hchool, alto local* .m t o eciumry." . I’ark. While In bjffc tin rrcrlvtd a latter, harebell, In hi* *Wi o f. achool. . . ■ In 1000. Swede all Glen Morrla A'. A. < (Jueon'a lUa.bell A lllto e tlte which W ciuba W Martin’* outfit e t f lor Ih . champlonth! two cam** nut of. In 1007, which-.* rati (tap In baiaW.-. f 't o V t o d t .- UI4UUI hard-hitting youngitcr , 1 he. lo Florida wHA? tw*.! * f « jl£bW *u ■: ' L . i* ’ n youlhi. They .were bnW t 41 *« to Clearwater w h d re ^ to jfV to * ;IJ If IT 41 liermlaolon to Ujftttt j i f t b ' < iW ;. II it Brmklyn Dodgem of' ] t o ' . -NOfkII 4* turn.I Upgtte under ;^Btirl«(*!»■' il >4 C r i m e . • .. ; f -1 ''A to u lt’A* 1.411Cl It tv. 4« Fort um tely iba younketer*' ■M T*. , ’ w . 1 cldod w ■ p t o ! W r '^ W f t k t o t e |l In. Sinford w hite; o n ; tbelr w g r, and tb it er*nlng‘ trd*l'JiW j ' p ( ; the Iwa*ball tchcol tk»t ...wa* ( rehedulej to brgln tp ■r* e m a l'j day*. They *11 nirrued to "top* l a u' "*i' -f- “t e d Advertiiemei ‘ i * 1■T ' ‘ “u ‘ ' Helen In ed thile oonvocoattaa you wee it H i i i t t r they were- ta le n t sto u t the i t L e n t a Cardinal* ha**b#ll team. AM yee wouldn't haar a alaaaant wear If yep Ila­ ta ned all day. . ‘ f w ryliahl* ropeHT lay i m tl It ii kt It •itAOO, a let ef money In any monte langlt***, u > n per* for tha earning ef the Bt. Louie Cardinal* 1**4 •pda*, h wa* generally-im* derateod at the time that the Hodblrrtc would etny lnd*tw n Italy. “Nan* *f the geed •fUion* ef thp eeet eeeet alty war* prepared ter the anneonaemant that lk» Garde would train In At. Petereburg neat •wring, Tbhee effleelt ef Me Daytona Baach , ally government wh* authkrliad Me eapendltur* ef the large tum needed I t get i the baneball park In ehape t o tlw Garda, are reputedly In biding er •art ■( teaap an leng vaeaHen*. “it la a -Ufa 'b et Me ‘wel­ come- mate, etreum ae profdeely Utreugh Me llr ttU ef Daytena Baa.h fer Bra nth Ittekay and U m Breadan,' Cardinal be****, haw all Men ptlllM In." Ends 80th ‘Veer; As TclepflwMt Cojoapwy is s v * • 8am* ISO,000,000 In roln* and bullion wa* recovered by *alvor* Two of the three -rtdngMdrs ’ wbka, to the Initial frame. from the 8. R- Laurentle. *unk Ly were aigned to Claw D cpntraeU '^SreechM " Clary (tailed Ike bell a Ocrntpn nubmarlnr -In lha World rolling wlttf. g line elegle Int* war. r t|h t Held, on Me Bret pilch la .Mayo Langcton he (tole (round l e g a l n o t ic e ’and on U>* following pilch h* promptly helped h ln iell to tb* hit*. In fhr* trip* to tM . ptato In l -third each by mean* of I b ■ tb* 4>pmtng till ef tb e 'e fa a n t I bamo UawportaUou. H a r p e r UKMINIJI.K rh n| you nr* li.ro- bt Orlando *nd line* ' t o * jb e i fell ned Langrton but MBw«te' nrt r*<iulr*d lo pre- haa performed lb* f c a t ' ^ r e l Martin etepped up to thu plate aim',, and P n i n l time*. ‘i.'t* . . * / i and tolled a atnale into deep 1 allk.r of ion. inne Martin, a t ' Mb pr**mt Urfud. Ik. ..late of Mlleft field to icore Clary-with lha IBM*, d-rnnead, Ut* I* topping all other Loukcat UttJ , L M to U ’ Bret telly of tb* evely. In lb> uowniy tern in the hitting p * n u )|3 |n , . *te«. column with a cool *V*r*fe In the Red*' half of lb* tuurth J I 0 . He has Man w otkV i--*" they eecaryd thefr only four bit* tha left field gartteal f f V * r* game so for U m aegeon and tte inly three error* to , b Ii CfitM while otoyplng IT runtote. ’M were attempting to fefeg (C*rote to mark down u l r t Martin Ie alee tied wl •nco tfray af lib (tetke Man for •oeegd place |nIwee walloping roc* and knotted with flte .'M to btale L u n i n for **cd 1 . B yJU U A * to n g film Players Nominated * lltrold'i l M t. Lea rue all-etdr ((elder ta non* Bright allow** one Red to «o IM taKlal tack Tl*' tM fmn la rout* and M w et three ■ dona awl natal to aid to hie f ill _ :qh Uis mound. hi Me hill for the Tlatton I yenar "Lefty" Harper who I Me Lookout* eedrr bt* conI els of the nine Malaga- h* rttout bnum tn and allowed bo led. He fanned o total o< tM ■ pew m to flrte Me* , W* Ogh M wa* nicked (er blur L tectndlng Martin:* trtpl* to / rlght-cekte field wall In the bib lu lu s . Prichard* - gameurtai doabla ie right field In ; aiplb aad Kawo'i Iwo-baie it ‘ ' o r o w irm B ; • _ . -1 - j . 'i t ) naw c n It II tl H it it. II II SI II __ ___ 't l t l *i of n w * i t t l t l IT1' u nknown ... 41 Unknown — I* Oobnra, Eden ... I t K oran, .o >V 1* Unknown :,Q i. 1* nbukae.' Btrlla 1 *» Hnkaawn i t ' Ubkawwa I* te 4* i* n*M. w a I'anaaw n NlcSii. K ate tl ~ Btale" U adatan.' A«du>i< I Malhawa, O c a Wtaal* It Uakaswa I N iton.. Thom** M. > habarla R B , •V i-‘ ■ k I , Uors, Ilsrrr . .. .. .. it noiwri^.n it^.... a tt !• n w arn iwawer, u w Ifnkuewn I* fteavna ,1 <> Krav**, 1 n niRUAS. N*b. July SI. w-GPl -nun' telephone pitted, “h b ” BOth flnrlnnuli «|*N .w Verb, I’M run *1 rhlladelphla. Pi I.Mill* at llaetoa. iMiUMrith *1 flrooklya. llfl IT (I trouble ebeeter of Me SSO-pbona .(change aaya ba’i atfll going AWKHirAW IK 4 0 K HI. ImuIo. New rark •* tln.mn nt Drtrall. . \Va,hln*mn at Chlraen. ••hladrl|.hl* ■« <;!*»• 1**4 >UWMk M cw u iy . M ataa Mndtet tb* epmmter> Job- IlESOm(T|Oi4 414- LANIl 0 A T IO H A I. 4-M aU tM uya.* 0 |j flliaanrah. I « in .a - fi - u 1 f i b 1 l 1 * m , , {TANK OP I1WNZB , ■ , *f ' ‘*:* ^ lark, t| ClnqlBaail. I ; ( I t I, V ' . a, Si ai. la a lp 1 . no -at I'kilndelphin. rain. Unknown H« U nkaaw a *1 t l 44* Uakaown i Til* tfultf "..f.T? .. Unknown i . . •nf S « w t x a 1 | | | i s He Il li It IV *1 HI Jokan l l l '- r O m 11 . *. t h 'AaB^TMIRTT TlinEB iw h or aw « 4 ---- -H of NKU * KH of BE 14 of KWH ------- 4* H o ta n lk a l, N lea U akaew a' J 1 r u of K W 44 n BH af • *-J i -HI. laiul*. 4-1. t, if ilip u . ie tie in •a. li. Cblepao. 4 III t l I t (I ila. Tl ciowlaad. 4. ATIIIXAI, Ml Alii H ly. I, no Halo, 4. •• U"know i JNOnCti Tax Collector, 8f teat w hkbot* handed try N O T IC E who with to b etter'; Momiftteo Longaton. Ac.'ordir% to C alvin‘ I by Iteialng In apara lime l o t Bine trie fiefrlgmallnn and Ah pnald en t, aac rotary and (loemlloning Induatrlra. Write gov ef Ihe O iL U eo o g o l Jelly, tliillilr* tort., ftes. It e-o Banfurd Herald. : U nknow n /U R K U H ID APARTMENT- Eath e lawor floor. I l l Cast IM * t w p ( t , l f a*COM i d f e u i e t yon1, •.-■tomoch Uleem, O u Fat*., i- ladigaptlen, Iloartbura, OMT free U —MlM«IUn«ouB Tor Sate . e a t e p l e -deeter’a proecrlptlo*. V ies, at N d tey n terf . D r a g ■:NEW LifMDEB N a I yoU o w )ilm>, th o n u g h tp dry- Elding, floorirtt. colilag, ttD.OO per thou**nd. United lAMrt* Ford ooepa. fllM C Heed Oar Dealam. Mma> Uk Ik Uaaaoyw " ~ • fte n .r.i .. .juaiA ; .- .-..-i-fSSr.i,1 BABY BUGGY m < • U»# • or com jJC te n \w9** S �> mam SANFORD, FLORIDA, Roosevelt Releases Innocent Prisoners Lack Of Any Definite Clues Proves Large Barrier In Appre­ hending Assailant . No One Able To Iden­ tify Aircraft Seen Aloft In Mid-Atlan­ tic By Ship's Crew ■ —- ■■ P olice Force Is ContinUiiig Work Exalted Ruler Visited M a n y Interesting Places On' Journey A message, piik. ...U r up by tbs' Rodtomorlna Corporation • sUtkm • t Chatham, Most., said a plan* miles rast g f Capo Roco, Newfound land, lost night. Chatham picked up th* mesu p from Um American freightt r Scan moll whkh «play«t It from snot ha i- skip it tdrbllfkd as the British freighter Rant*. But th.* Ranr# Is In tho Wext IndM ord radio mm think tha Rconunt radio opara tor mod* a mU'.ias la receiving tbs call Isttsru i f tho ship reputing ths plans. All Isadldfl Amrrkon /lie n planning Atlantic flights ha»# bom Iocs tod o o tb o ground. They Include Ckk MsrrIU, Jimmy Mattom and Howard Hushes. By order of President Roose­ velt, Anthony LabrlsetU (lop) and Georgs (Urgent (bottom) were relessed from the Cuyahoga ceuaty Jail at Cleveland, Ohio, after they had served 17. months for a dim e they didn’t commit. They were convkted of • $155,000 mall truck robbery nt Warren, Ohio, but later Investigation dis­ closed the crime was committed Hindenberg Crash Is /Attributed To An E lectric Spark WASHINGTON, July W .-W 1 —The Bureau of Air Commerce said yesterday, that fire, caused by un electrostatic spark whkh Ignited r. mixture of free hydro­ gen awl ak , '-probably- roused thu l Mix i Him ef tha dirigible -M at M a x , C j X k t j M * Zoo Continues t o A ttra c t Interest Of M an; Visitors W a Described C ertificates R uling Institution -As Being One Of By Sopretoe Court BlgTourist Magnets E x p ected -S h o rtly By RAYMOND MONSALVATQK Tha Hanford Munletpla Zoo Is continuing to atiruot dally vtsltoru to Its grounds and Us pop* ulartty aavsr seems to dacruasa, according to reports. Tourists a rt ollau found walklag around tbs park adjoining ths see,' which I* pl.nl/d with grass, and varicolored tlanlae under cocas plumosas. la tha cogs of ths gray H ub' squirrel which recently mad* a trip to Washington. D. C . to the National Boy H.out Jam bores with Raymond Radar, Sanford hey asset, waa preseated ta th* too goon after his to ta rx to Baaford. gl# involving Utopian el Ifelle* alIty of the Ast. - ■' Conroralng the tpgrt"**'— m tk* in i eerttfleAiea, Mr. Ham- la Considered1 George Thurstonj Action Complete V i c t o r y For Foes Of Mens- . Returns From Big ure Adding Justices * Ellcs Convention NEW YORK. July Th* mystery of a plfpe fupwtud fly In* acroea the Atlantic to Europe becstta desper and dark•r m American tad Conodl»n radio men stood by for furtbrr Sheriff AnSf Deputies _ Also Exerting Ef" 9 ' f o r t * At Solution Chief .of Polka to y O. Wti­ tle ma reported that hie staff Is tnvuaUguting • sews . promising leads but th a t. af p*t they had produced no rtoulfc;>u#d addod that the acaaplaU * aboorwe of any 'definite rig 's ep which to work formed t a nhntot unsurraountable b o n ie r In the case. He >stated thdl hls fores Would conUs us Ho quest fee tho aeoallsnt,Jhrwuvdr. cA n ty S heriff' G. If. Hand itstsC today that h e ' and hk Roosevelt’s Court Bill Sent Back For THREE PI -Old Black Joe." aged alliga­ tor, Is still master -of Ms cage. Thl* rooming bs roe* boat th* water with a boars* bellow that axade the air tremble, frighten lag nearby vtaltar*. An old su­ perstition aisles that aa Incldeal ot that kind la a ear* altn of rata. •’Lao." an African Hon. coutrlbatad his thar* of th* peaa n l aoUa by emitting a 1 roar which guv* competition to ' th* Ihaadertag cloud, overhead. „ T naii.ts stale that tb.y sejoy w tle^lsi the a n tic of the mon­ key*. aa they attempt to Might on opposite tide* of a aertabsd Partitle*. the feeble effort* of twp newly hero bob MU to stand tip, and the grnrefel swimming el th* soft sad herd ah SIM tur­ tles, aU Attract (ateroet, -Tha attabdshe* of vteitaro at th e aoa ea Baadsya and athar State May Ceaw Due To Frictiop IAndrews Attacks ' % Vfc t Vt .Compromise Bill For Coart Change Ultimatum Issued Demandipg'Agreement Be MadeByAugustl Denounces Admin iatration'sMeasureAs Not Meeting Needs SALUTE TA LLAMA -The Unit .persona _________ _________ _ was srnt aa a delegate to tho Elks National Convention In Denver, Colorado. At the glgantk eonclsve. Mi TTyireton said that I ha to ware IK,Ooo visitors who Included Elks, their families, and friends- It was reported that the organisation had ripended over $1,500,000 for charities In the United 8Utaa One of the main features of the convention was thu election of Charles Spencer llo rt to the high position of Grand Exalted Ruler. It was staled that the main pro­ gram of the Elks for the coming year would he safety In autoroobllIng, the prevention uf accidents, and th* stamping out ef Comma* nlsm. Each exalted ruler was Instrurtrd to carry out the alau to the fullietl extent, M r Thurston Do marching men, and a very beautiful flout whkh advertised the slate, Mr. Thurston sold. J lie . observed that coed Mens In ths west and around the duxt bawl seemed toJto uaud.gsul Ithat th* people were very aptl* ml,tic They showed however, a deep feeling of antigonlsm toward strikes and communism, M r Thurston added. On his return trip, he passed through Colorado Springe, _ . Port Worth, where he vl.ltcl t frontier firsts; and Dallae, where he viewed th* T eis. Onlcnnlsl Exposltlon.' II* viewed many besutlfal and Interesting place. Including Pikes Peak the Gsnlen of th* Were k l t t i r f c ^ t t -Wkatter. icojm /itV n M n th s’ state ,rs -The cause of Ike aeeldent was ployment Service unless an opera! the Ignition a t , a 1mixture ‘ ot big agreement Is nude by Aug. Ihydrogen and air," the _Bureau's ._*i Dlssgreement between Governor report said. "Based upon . theiConewnd W Prank Tenons, dlrec evidence, a leak at, or In th e 'to *— • r of *l ths- *federal service,*about vicinity af cells 4 and 6 esused1 appointment of a director ef the ln>- .tale service hma delayed txeruup- tlon of an agreement under the Wagner-Peyser a rt of congtes. •P* Governor Cone appointed Prod B Bradihaw as director, but per­ du. sons continued to recognise John °* Emerson, who held the Job under hat a merit system established by»wn One uf the loaders of th* Ger­ uch agreement with tha state two man-Am. rksn bund movement I* years ago. »ed Wendell C- Heaton, stele Indus- shown et New York headquar­ .................... ......... . . — all- trial commissioner under whose ters a. hr gave the tolul* to a Evans, Echo lake and *n Indian gallon It undertook a fow days department the employment serv* portrait of Hitler. reservation otter the H lnda'torg's deslrue- |«. operates, said: On hla lwo-weak Jaunt, M r tlon. • “Thl. places u* In th* po.lt Ion Thurston covrred u total of 4,000 The Bureau noted. In arriving of having th* United State. Ern­ miles by rail and 500 miles by s t Ka conclusion that an elec- ployment Service Yfcogmlxlng Mr. automobile. each of Iks nation's I* Judicial tn w tatk spark was tho probable Lmcrxon as director and Governor, rouse, that the alectroeUlk Cone rocognlsing Mr*: Bradihaw at strength of the ataeephero was director. Actually, at ths present Urns w* have no stale employment service, since th* agreement rx • A Boy Scout Court of lloaor plrad July 1 " to be held at Camp Wlklwlkl la Parsons Insisted there was no vnesney In th* directorship when September which will ho atleadGovernor Can* appointed Thomas ad by Scout Base alive II. J. C. Imeson ta taka Emerson', piece Hagadiirn. of tha Central Florida I meson, a Jacksonville city com­ Council; ||. A. Jturu, and other*. missioner, first snld be would hold U being planned by W. K. Ra­ both Jobs but Inter be resigned the der. scoutmaster of Troop If, The court will be Ih* first on. state Job saying he decided he could not held them both. The gov­ hald In Hemlnola county sines the Council-Wide Court of llono. ernor then named BrodshewEmtreon stUI It in office, but In June, and a largo number uf Governor Done has halted th* pay boy. ara expected to com e up Constable W- A. McMullen Is mrnt ef bills Incur r ed again.! .lets for advancement. Mr. Kadrr said that .etrrnl coadecttag n wtaespreed search to­ fundi while to r n eon is the direr* Roy Hcoul. want lo the ramp to­ day fe r Willi* Keleey, negro, who tar• ie alleged to have cut a negrr The 1MT legtalsture appropriat­ day lo finish an addition to their girt shoal the fata and beck In ed 170,000 annually to finance the cabin and tu prepare for lb* big Midway lest night and mod* his employment service, with e similar event. B^y. who ar* working af Wlkl­ get-away In a waiting n r bolong- amount to t o ttpplled by WsIRpig' County Jodge.H. W. War* Is tag ta James Badding, who was Um ekfji sn affUlstlon agreement wlkl today nr* Cullen Wright, ••Jeytag peaches sad a good root Lewis Wright, Scott McIntyre, oa his vacallo* In (leorgta. It Allan Naarman, and Bernard Colwas learned at hla ufflr* today. Has. J U , plan* to return to gaafard within tha belt law day*. array before bay one could detain hint- The fugitives ware followed by the Oanstchle to torkorvllle where K elsegtofl th* car to.hid* out. x ;. . Numerous stitch** were take* •bout the seicrod girl’s face, neck, sad keek, n s w f k g to Mrs. Elisa­ beth T. t a t M A hand su n * a t th* hocpkal, hot tow sswdlt laa wag net Court Of Honor In Septem ber B e i n g Planned By Scouts CITY NEWS BRIEFS Search Made For N egro W ho Cut Girl On Face, Back A. H. Brock Returns From Extensive T rip To Californio And N orthw est Picnic la Planned By Lions Club Members ef limter - •— Only 2 Senatore , Oppose D ecision 10 days In whkhv ta whip WW new bill Into stop* for pro— tatlon to the Senate.' The committee's action' marked virtual abandonment af the seta* promise court hill now pm f law In the Senate and was genetoUy considered a complete victory fa t the court bill foes. Attending the committee meal* Ing In addition to Garner and regular members were Bmxlag Barkley, Kentucky, newly sleeted Democratic leader and Senateg Wheeler, Democrat of MeetaaU. Garner and Barkley w en dees lipped as they left the committee room a few minutes before tha meeting ended. The Judiciary committee action came after administration load­ ers had fought with their backs to the wall ta save such remnants of the compromise bill as they could. Proponents, however, had conceded for some time that the foes had enough votes ta aids track the bUl and virtually etald dictate the kind ef UgWleUtax they could peas. Lafollette’s Group Puts Blame On Cops WASHINGTON, July & —W ) —LaPotlett* civil liberties ebenaxktee reported today Uwt Ckimcp police need "exroeslv* force" wad showed "moet care lass tadtffsrenro to human Uf* m d suffering" In bnttktag up the Memorial Day Demonstration. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/569c1f11ace410d10e8df03b891e160f.pdf 273f2a14c2d58deaab4fe7481dda1e25 PDF Text Text “ W IT J .B A N F 0 T O , T H B B A IT F O M J Sanford Players T O D A Y ’S SP O R T IN G Big Dan Brainaird Placed On Sanford. Herald** AllStar In Twelve v a W ORLD IX Star State League Rotter Loop Devisions . Sw ede L ocal M a rtin B oys By J U L I A N . STEN STRO M Herald ’ Sport* I d i o t L ead s W i t h A n A v e r a g e O f .3 1 9 p latter In place of form er Mann- Irr the Now York Yankees bocause of hla unuanal slick work f* the Florida fllate l-engne, Utile Claude Corbin, Fatal kn At alas short slop who had led Hi* leaRua ilatR ara for. n rr r A month, Friday nlsbt left Ihe car# wlda open and In tempore r/ chart* of Pepper Martin of Paytons Bench. Official aceraRes released tier# today by League Becrelary p r lr r Bchasl show Msrtln with a .311 aa the lander amonR Iho reRulars who h ere aeon m om than three quarters of a season of aerrlre. Cknch Aleno, Deign'd th ird aackar, was close on hla. hunts, With Adair of P o la n d , Panders of Daytona. Martin of Ran font. Municipal Alffletlc FlrU lap afternoon before a con. g sti.in of SOP third innlliR tar aoaked fans, loins th e -e n tire -m u te for the A outt, Mote Rare up but seewell scattered hits durlnn lji« m o o n 's performance. * Three th e bits were twe-baso blows [ nevertheless. Mole was In no ; w ater until the final chapter a n 't b t visitors put two men , tb« banes with no oula but __i t __ • i L . - t is. «as# aM omul f l day,e pcW nrnun u v. Mato was w ry effective during a tilt aa ho allowed no free laaoo tc the Initial ahrk while liming four of the Atalcos. Ob Ibe htdtmd for the vltilora an George Phillips, former igkstop for Dun WcBhane’a glues villa G-Men. I’hllHps hurled ghUhil ball but cuuld not' keep wm acatterod well enough to base on balls, lls scent to oee* ond on lu n g ito n 's Infield out and went lo third on Kseso'e Infield out. Martin sra in camo to the I/Hikiut*' rescue with n aeraomInif lim it* Into Irft field which hit Ihe fence for his third hit uf the day. The Ais Im s scored th eir sac. ond and final tally of th e gam* in their half of ths sixth fram e will'll T u rn m d was U f* a t first on an h.fft-ld hit down tbo third base line. Trammell advanced to second on an error by Prichard on the same play. Buck 'w ant ’ lh a night hits collected by Ibe Iom Is wera sx lra ba-p bl-iws. mil.. Itllggprio to Prichard, for . . |w a d s M artin was given credit the f i n - out. Emerson filed out I* q double whllu langetun to K am i in ren tsr /laid but Ms. kowiky singled to right field tv m a d s, himself a stronger’ c«n- score Trammell. : |m d « r fo r the league’s triple h it­ The Lookouts will moot - the tin g king by cullrrtiiig one Pcl.snd Reds tomorrow night um. - mors to add to a loin! of lb Her the floodlights In the llnL previous three-base wallops. verslty City for tha f l r it game , ' . The hitting power of th« I^u.kof a two-gama series with ths . out loft-flelder, Hwwle Martin, Junior Cincinnatians. Tuasday yang out again y catrrd iy a fte r­ night they return hers for a con. noon wh«n J ib collefted u double teat. and two singles In three official I Manager W right alalsd th at trip s to Uis platler, Martin fur. Al ('rlaflelil will do thy."hurling tb e r honored {limself by driving for the locals-In tomorrow night’s ■ In t « 0 of the lookout cnunlrro bailie. , and stealing home h irn u lf in the p a m t h a an* 11 a a I rum iih -II, i . i • | s tail la I sla n ts for Iho third run. llurk, it. __ t i p ] I , T hs'L ookouts begun the scor­ H llii.rrsi.n, e l a s t 4 | • ing In the first Inning when slrtkttssky. er Ksnllh, If , « j | with one man out Mayo l-angUon llrnnl.-, ]ti _ . „r ... i l i a a blasted a triple into right field. Kluaii, if I • | s W H im (.. Ill . ., 4 a || « ICasao went down swinging but |-|illll|». |. ......... I I S ) 1 M artin came through with n T..ISI. ii~. a Vs is p e a t' single Into right field to h tM 'o iu * An is o a pynd Langston In with the lorul's {•nirr. »„ t s i f le iu iit in . rf .. 4 I • firs t Utlly. Marlin advnlired lo K not, c l ____ _ I S I 4S t third a few moments later <>nj y is iiiu , U ... . s a t' ‘ a e .......... I I I a S somewhat freak play. I’hlllipa .fiS.lcoml., I ’ll. Is.ill. Ih ______4 | IS 1 taado a throw to first from (he lloiln-ra , ih 1 I t I lb ...... 4 S I t mound to catch Martin hut failed. ll'isserlo, M’.le, |t ____ ____ S | _ 1 W arren Buck, brother of Shawl Tt.ls ls „ ~ ™ . IS S 17 T I Musk, playing on the Initial] 1'sl.tll.s --------------SSf ISt 444-----I ■sack, throw bark to the Phillips on Hs»r-nt , ...... iss sis ees—i la sa ifted LEADS MAJORS K Wrtnl, Coming: Florida State League Games II -insert". IItots h a liM Int M artta I. Bmlih, t l l k « s i l ) . Tsrt. bass hits: rhll* lips. II art In. * Buck. K a llb . T iu e e i.a-e hits: (.anastaa. ntoUa l.sseaI Marll,, l. tlcilromb. atari- a, Mentord. O n a to tr.k soil lie. n i. August In* i Mori mi, lao. and Dldrlcksun. .D t lA n d . (Iras: II.-la ris I. Klnarg. Laft oa bas»er P u t m a si Baaterd T.' liassa nit batlar a rt Pkllll** L P iin rk nut: Os tlola 4| Phillip* > III! l.y t-lii-her: by fk lljlM l M a rital. W ild p ltrh i P M IIlpA tlnnitraa! Hr* and La hr. Viola Sf gam si t:4S. pise: Lanaeton. I l l Kupsnle. a, Baafordi llrs y . rlsln**. J t sack. bierar K ia a rd . r p is ik s . nhUaX L * ad. s eachr l l . Ilsah**. ad a a i' Bandars, ix y lo iia , t las baa**: C la ry. I>; ll'-M u lX la s s v lll* . 14. iriftaasi T rs m m s ll, I I I I 'a llr , agastlas, l l . H uge Appropriations Of Congress Shown S A V E YOUR Watch rspalred hy Motors, u . B. Pope. Oo, lav. _ ana who really knows how. . B riggs, Jaw slsr Magnolia AveHOTEL OILBERT .now under new mamgemoat. O ften rooms with p riests baths. A U nettva weekly ratal. i WABHINOTON, July l » —(Al Ooasroas has approprlsled mors than | 7,100,00V this yosr focfr-loral . sxfaadlturos, commute* rec­ ords showed. T his include* a a ' esilm strd lltl.H M O O for tha Interior rtepartm ant which Iho House may cot aonso hotoro glvlna final sp M uS ar. J s lr TO . OSVWOHII AT IIKI.ANII, arts r . .is. Ostnssvlll* a t Lsssliurg, S:IS P. M. , 1‘slslk a al Urlsndo, 1:11 V, M. > „ w — Mt Aumistlna at Daytona Itvarti, 4:SS P. M. T sH Ssr, Jn tr a* It It l. a m i a t a a n p u itli, an a r. m. I t u Iiutr at UaltMSVllle, 1:11 I’. U. . Orlsndu at Tstatka, l i l l I’. D ayln'nadlvarh at Nt. A u r u s - tin*. . d: I a I*. M. W edaM day, J a l r >1 o u i.A M to at s A a ro n n . a n a r . si. tx to in d at P. M. l-a lslk a at 4:11 P. II. LaatbufR, 8t. HU Auaaallns, H aytnng IX a rh al Ualaeavilla, d i l l IV M. >, Ta u rs d a r, J a ly IS s A a p o n i) - a t n iii.a n n it . m i n . -jg. Lsssl.ura St r. m. Jn. iA «jus"n* •htln’ o iil* a so P. M. Dslotml, si K* p .* p t ' M t e ’' ' i mi(!*,.»: "(flji'-jV a-* j■" *.f* f 'in r t 4 1:11 ‘ Palsiks, at D aytasa Usach. g H d a v . J a ly sx o a i * w s v ii . i .r a t a A K P o n ir. aria p. M. Orlanil** a l I S# P. M. IW rio a a IWack, at. A u a u * lln » St t.— ikut s. a: I a P. II. l-a lslk a at H rLa n d . 1:11 P. ■ slo rd a y , J s l r ' S I m p o u i l AT tiAINHSVIl.I.H. a n a P. is. FLHtNISUED APARTMENT- Sala-Wt-WIU a t Ml. A u au * llar, Tbo badge! bureau roeommeml l 4 :U P. AL llra lower floor, 113 E ast 6th * D s tx n d at P n la tk a . » l« ad s o n a n t o ipoadlturai uf I T ,S treet. P. M. U l j k l i l whlia com pa raids ap- 1‘a y ta n n lt**rh at . Itrilid t WOULD LIKE"address "of WlTliTm 26—Miucolbuiootm For Sob prOFriaBona for teat year wore •diU P. U S e o d a r, J a l y SS as t oo son taa * Buchan who oUended Unhrsrslly ST. ATflUBTIKN AT ran . m b e r ~ l*«Lohaaun, Ohio, forty years n*u. ~ i J e w W *% Bhr«|h th* economy rsmpsUn ro n i» , a iso k m . llrls a d u o l P a la tk s , l:SS P. [. ' Box N. J . Caro* fo llerslil. NO. a 1 yellow pine, thoroughly raoulUd la holding funds soms M dry. Biding, flooring, cellBig, |MO.OOO^O«: under budget recom ■ IX L aad a t D ay laaS • n r a rh , i s* r. M. I 2U.00 per thousand. United Lum­ ir f ld lt l— ~ this year’s appropri (Istiw sv ttl* At Iw rib u r* . 1 *4 ber Co, a tlo u would ha more then 11 ,P. M. . - , ' k**4**. j .i * aa s A n r n n n a t n r. a t o v *FOH BALM: Two ,d t h is , dita p. » bodies. T, F. Adams. I 's l s t k a a t tvH uado. d i l l P. PAHTY OWN1NQ LEAVINQ from the eehool a* eomewhat an there fo r two year* and graduated honor student along' with several, aa an honor studentothersI A fter graduating from high A little story goes along on hla «cbool. Rig Dan entered the State yWBWTIUrtng tn r t u w b a l l irtinol Teoehoro Ooilage a b a h xw tnl-tn concerning the big boy whp stands Johnson City and attended classea sis five • and thros*qusr|or Inches f°* three yearn- Dan began bis allhougl that Is true as we said in our column the other evrniiif*. t-vi-Vy otitflt m ust hay* n downfall some time during thki season and when , the V anki do have their* slump, you can bat fa«lng a voter providing he fctW club. ‘ 1 Ihnt Ih,-While Kos will be hla poll t a t '* | A fter attending college fa r .three rich! In Mid them mi-l ilt- every­ When the opening day of tha years, ho moved to Wllllamasm, N. thing they roll to ovirrom n into school arrived, J o t Engel and I C , plajrsd th e n In 1MB as a pitchTha DeLand Beds Mill lop the of tlh' p lrs te e l Im ll. i lillw since were taking the registrations of or fo r the Wllltamaon ctah of tha team balling lls f will! n .27*. ami Connie M ark's Athletic* of 'thii the hall players sntsH ag th s , C oastal-Plain* Loagvo-sThat aoaDaytona remains aecnmi wllli u days .if *211, Ml) nml 111, . . school Coming In UU lino In which son. his first full year a s s pitcher. .ITI. H ow ever, (Islnnatllla'a Jiesl 'N o t dl«cii-iinn the Na­ I was taking the rvgtatratlons, a he won I I gamos whBo tasting de­ weak of lha y e a r-fin * vlclnrljs tional LrcVur d e e nt- hope big boy with ovaraU pants cam e.feat seven Mnssa-. . la six sta rts—and kircmiipaniiil' In; find the ( T I ' orii Tubs walking up U m s and gave hls> In IBM,-his fam ily again moved by plenty of sllckwmk, xooiniHl rlyhi (here on top. The SI. name as Dan Bralnard of Euslls, back to E^ostls, and Brabiard was the O-Men Into a third pier# laud* Cardinals have faltered Florida- I noticed t h e , youngster’s ! algncd by tho Apopka club of the tie with Leesburg, this resiun tiers, r of p-Hir huge appearance and tha other! LakvO range League, a oeml-pro • Boren metf have rsaclmd Hie pllrhlng and hilling hy th rlr ns vs nask, 4f**CsI clothes which hs cn|lod baseball I outfit. Us cams through wlth -lB IM -hll mark, with Glary uf Han­ regular*, About lh"r only t0(r, I wins ago fuel I defeats. ford only 10 away Oir> n n ii n r i Filial, inn dm -nd on lls had hair that could bo curled Bralnard has playtd four years a is t v ■cored department, * ' nl Ibe plale I* Jne Medwlrk really, needed a shave badly, g o r o 'o f high aehool baseball, football J,H *» Oelssna,- 10*1 ; ' ; Official' averages lor. tlin work who is nonrhslsnlly tspping TCashvtlle,. 1-1)' Cha a h a lf to m polo sh irt and tennis and baakatball As ybu can poasibly ending. July II and Includlnr <-!' Reek. < |. May Ihe sp|>lr nl a rmd . 100. shoes with no socks. 1 had my guess, be pitched In baseball, TJltle night games: Inntagsl. Fiiufoid'g lien ( antwell, formertmlnion about him which was not played end In football and waa a • ' n i i S f r i ' Aseeeoea n ie k e r — Clek 4i W I. of the Hunfi nl (M ery Feds, Ilubbell, Im i I ' s I I « rrksnnvillr T art, New York Fadgatt O'viiie t* it : Joe Medwick, left fielder Tor admit. ■ e e re ll. .innl.v, lit. ton Kt ■ and gmv nl ^ki Harper, ' ■ , Ihe J t r ey City (liulils of Ihe Ihr IH. 1-nuis Cardinal*, la ■tar, a t ‘•’IT Inlerntlli-nal la-ague w in hlu I tlh tripping all other hitter* IA. th e,lio n II Charkut, lilt of the season when fct Nalonal leag u e a* Well a* th e 'h im bt arrnrdlng to this the ca I downed the Newark. H eart, Ihe A merle sn Iragui’-lraiRrs, by a ahul.uul week’s averagr* with « coot .III.'m o re t Medwick hr being rrganled by) He r score of 7 in 0. scribe* of the major league clubs rvenlni V„1 SHOUT HPORT H1IOT8. . . as tb# moat Improved player In form 1K> According tu the Sporting lh a major* this season. In the .money J li News of HI. Louis, Don Me. — annual majur Teague alL atacI shoe*, >H Hl.ane has put prlcei on the 'jlj heads of both Andy Sierra ' A dvertisem ents W * BUY—INDtANIIKAI) AND ' L I N C O L N IIRAD PBNNIHH. < WILL PAY UP TO 176.00 ra th . to r 1ND1ANHEADH mi,l IZ.IM 7 , each lor LINCOLN HKAIiS UKf o r e i i u . w rit* us tor suip ! plaR lastrurlIons. Bend 10>: lo ro ra r mailing and hnmlllnR our BJ J s t**t baying cataloR. Prlen* gtmranlood, WIBrONHlN COIN 1 . 0 0 . Bos II I, Mllwaukae. win. Brooklyn ■_ O nelanall PkUsdsIpkU Rood Morton o ^O aytooa close 'behind. The week's hast Individual per­ formance—I I kits In ' M trip s— boostad Iks U rlngston of Onlm-svttlo nearly Id points to a j m . Patterson of DsLand, FraMrk of Daytona, and Trammell of Fntatka also hposled Ihnlr marks iSilfll! T rs m m s ll, g. D urK.O lacy, Ls n s itn n , M s r lla Ktratsi lirunl*. C la ry, Lasasleu, . A nd,M artin raced to sreund Inter. rhU ltp . ran to recover the hull and did ao and cut the apple ]eoae to second In an attem pt to .. n ab . M artin. Th* b a ll. went wild . IMo cantor field and M artin raced W third where he was about a third of a second safe. T rx llo l. : corah, seeing action behind the »nd Elbert Padgett. . . . . 15.000 ror «*<h of them would not o r b w k ■ M profit for th* p r n r a l Icagu*.traders • • . . Too bo* Ik# local d o b roo’t pot prlrro an m m # or oar hurlers. Wo can pot p r k n oh h o i of oor hurlera. Wo ran pat p r i m of flr> of o o r. and a r t last as mnrh. For Don MtHhsno told u* Ik# other -night, Hanford has Iho greatest pitching staff la H a ss I) lUaeball. . . C hlttal w g ( Hn-_go( th# U l ral rlub sewed op and light. . . Wo arc sure If wo had nothin* lo '<fo w ith' the Southern Association club or Ih# farm system wo routd pul a price of l! 0,00(1 on WriRht‘a nondl# and still think he la worth more. . . . FOR GOOD. BoD t m ■ u p p irs S E E D S E X C L U S IV E L Y IW k lim y f e o f iv ti ; tA•Ajf S �I I W f o / ’J ^ y i r y * f \ 2 ' i. / i V • f * , . I BuToii b l b (M y Central W iS f .' ^ Semlnnb CVmt/ ProJncei * More Fruit An4 V iy tuUeu T h u A f . Simlbur A n a la America j l i n C H jr A f f n r i l n t R *U , l f l f Kw*y. An4 Water Tnnsportalioo ’ DAILY NEWBTAPE* SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY *0, 1937, 2 Tallahassee Negroes A re RIVAUS a t ROBINSON'S BIER Home In Rome Inventor Of Wireless Terefrraphy When21 I Is V ittim -Of Dearth Fyom H eart Disease Ixmjrwood Resident In Critt* cal Condition Fofclowing Altercation Dies On Birthday..O f H b D a u g h te r Pope Sends Blessings And Mussolini Goes > To W izard’s Home * R O M E , J u l y 2 0 .— ( A P ) — M a r q u is G u g flc lm o M a rc o n i, w h o in v e n te d w ire le s s t e ­ le g r a p h y w h e n h e w a s o n ly -2 1 -y e s n ro ld rd tw rto d n y " i n h is a n c ie n t p a la c e in d o w n ­ town R o m e w h e re h d - J iv e d a n d worked. T h e 63-year^>1d c o n q u e ro r o f o th e r , d ie d q u ie tly o f h e a r t p araly ah ., Mia widow end d a u g h te r survive hm. Todajr waa hla daughter’s alghth birthday. ’goth Pope Piua and Premier Maaaollni, cloae frlenda of inven­ tor, wara notified of hla death Immediately. The Pope aent a a pedal (Jessing and Muaaotlnl want |o hla homa and k itted the dead Marconi. The Inventor had no t been feel­ ing wall but had eontlnued. work on talevlalon and .'radio developn o te d fo r tome time. Death waa Ujaxpeeted. A elate funeral will SENATOR ROBINSON C»OES TO (Un) Outcome Of Battle Is Believed T u r n i n g Point Of Civil W ar fir TDD l l wylifN I’rr-TIENTSIN, July 10. (A P I— Tha Japanese arm y ertrtd eontrel today of the entire watorfre n t e l T an g le Including the wharves, -CMheaa euafhmt Of­ fices and foreign shipping Com* penlee In preparation for the ex­ pected o rrirel af 12.000 troops and Japanese armies ____ tha I'elping suburbs goon a fte r the ultimatum demand' ing withdrawal of the Chinese had expired. Japanese artillery la reported to have wrecked lbs towers of the walled city qf Wangplnghaien, The Chinese arsenal and barracks are M k] to have buret into finite* uniu « ii» » i, O a .r u * v a m l Ihe bailie may be the oulcottin of the rlvtl war, Repealed a tr battles are ta li to rtral those of World, W ar days. | Mineral Franco hurled h l a K nm tce*'ilreagth against th e antlent lA the governm ent Knee at nruuala. l l mils* west of ihe who became an actor and producer rapltal, The Inaurgent drive evlof note, mad* “S ta r In the Weal­ th# title fo r a new play which ha acquired several monlhe ago 1, add be presented during thu com­ ing season. • T ho (heme o f hU now play* deal* w ith Ufa • a t tho present time In N orth Carolina, and waa written A man who waa identified *• by Paul Green, a native of, that state- Mr- Byrd will not only pro- wee# aloft.-T he roae of artillery Roy Damgaard, believed by Vodec* th e play, b u t will alto tahB —hundreds of gun. of from U tft»1 lu,l“ Ccvt.ty ufflaiaJs to hava to 10 Inch**—rould b* heard [ held un hhd robbed a Teatauront the leading rol*. ! and IU occupant* of MS 8updoy Jn^ Madrid. • H* mad*, the announcement of plainly In Over the IM-aqitaro-mlle , llru morning w*s arrested on snshla now plan* oo hla return from Skowbagan. Maine, where he had nste aallent eapturod by Hm plrlon by Deputy S heriff Lewis beon playing a t tha Lakewood govenintant to daj* ago buttx i A Tate here yesterday afternoon Theater. Later Ihla week, he exPart* ta Join U r Green at Chappl Hill, N. G , fa r the purpose of diacuaaing final plan* for the play-M r- Byrd has been ■prominent Lynching Occurs;^ Early In M orning Jailer Is Forced Tqf —Release- PrisoireTHT Others A lre'W acn a T A L L A H A S S E E , J u ly , 20, — ( A P ) — T w o y o u n g n o g rp o a Mr. Nelami to the iloapltal when an examination showed him to be eufferlng from a fractured tkull. eu. water a u n i l 1 1 V. Iboth M if Since the accident, Cityr and County offlrrra have been Inveatlgatlng every possible t)itd but ae yet no arrest* hute been made. Several wltneaara rnp<>rl<,l that the unidentified car nm talnrd a young man, a girl aihl an old In a downpour of rain, the Ixdy of Britalnr man. tbc grave lit Roaelawn Memorial Park In L ittle Mr. Nafaofl, la one of five the aide while attendants slowly and silently let brothers who are roadbuilding rontraclnra. They live part of In black, alta third from the right. thp time a t their l-ongwixat home end In Louisiana. M otor Companay Tax Certificates Tlo taceTrial On ^Id Withont Any AsMuItTWarraiil A largo number of |*eraon* xathered In front of Ihr Court lltiuaa yesterday niornliig to wit neae llie sain of fax te rliriralra In Hemlnole County tinder the terms or House mil JSS. passed In the rerenl legislatin' seaalon. ' Heretily-eight rnrllflratr* invnlrlng l4l.IIB .tg l i t - 'Mluqui-iit Hlate and rmmty ta le s wefe sold In tiidder* at tin- publlr nuilloo rondiirted by Clerk of the Circuit Court t). |>, Hnrndoil, (or |2, lit. Mr. Herndon H aled that Ihe lowest . bid receive,! yesterday waa I t and the tilgficat nay 1 2 1 !.. and that fand owners hough! In their property without competi­ tive bidding, M r.‘ Herndon added that tin more applications for Ihe sale of file certificate* would he r e e f t rd until after the ruling of the Supreme Court on the ronlealid bill. Tax ccrtifk aU e and rrceipla, it Livestock Group T o . Be Fonned Locally Service W orkers Walk Red Cross Will Use Out To Be Postponed Chapman Scrap Book' used In th* futnr* by Mra, Allro Ward (or Rdd erred. W trecU on. The book Is lllualretod with crayon drewlaga which show tha physiology of man aad tba ap ­ ■a^^ s - p'— •'%. ~ a■ n. plication of baadagos. All pago* # Lmry, tetenutlmnal, rapraawta- ar* printed by hand, Mia* Chapman completed a scrap book In April which • ’As east to (be coaveatlon of Florida aarsaa ta Orlando. Attar belna axhlblltd thara. tt was saat to th* beadqaartsra of th* Nalloo*1 Amarteoa Rad Croon In Wash­ ington, D. a Joacpfi Tv Robinson Kuck. Menihara of 1 the casket descend. __________________ T h ree Southern Men Are Out For R o b in so n V U o b IN V E N T O R D IE S Dixie Party lead ers S e e k . T a s k O f Di­ recting lA’Kislation Charges Are BascdOn Riot At Ford Gates With CTO Workers DETROIT, yJuly SO -,-1/Pi Common Pleas Judge Ralph W. Llddy Inday ordered eighl indivltluala and the Pnrd Motor t ’vim• | peny as a-corpora thin held for trial In thu Wayne County clrcuil c o u rt1 on an assault w arrant based on Ihe’ riot aL the Ford plant galea May Sfl. The formal charge waa assault with Intent to do bodily harm; lest than the crime of murder, In con­ nection with the benting of united automobile workers memlwrs a t ­ tem pting tn distribute union li‘<r ature near the Ford River Rouge plant in suburban Dearborn Judge Llddy acted a fle rlifitin B evidence that William Merrlwealher on whoae Injurlee tha w erranta were beaetl euffrrrd two lirnkrn Vertebrae fitigllrlntn Mart-uni, fmm-d fm hla Invriit'on, csf wrlrrb s ,' telegra­ phy, d M quietly at an ancient palace if. Kettle, Italy, today tin Ihe eighth anniversary of hldaughti-r'a birth, v Many Golfers Use Tw« Local Nurses Municipal Course Attending: Courses In Week’s P e r i o d ^At Camp Roosevelt CITY NEWS BRIEFS By Mason To Aid Audubon S o c i e t y .PITTSBURGH, July m K ^ P ) —C hart*. C-, * Levy, union- loader, aald laat night b* had paatpooed far th e time ty in g a threaten ad •trik a of aervlce workara fan P ittaborgk'a hundred* o f b a t ata, dypnitm ant stares, apartm ent hnUfkaga and downtown btui^aap bufld- /** - ;71*h0 Rebels, Loyalists Japanese Armies Fighting In Death|Begin Battling As Struggle In Spain Deadline Passes Is New Pla' Byrd WU1 j ' HIS LAST RESTING PLACE Young P air Of Black* Had Been Accused Of Stabbing Capital Policeman Sunc^ax ■wonting tn slat entente- of w itneaari a , Ivialed b y police I t ■ llrrald reporter. L. fh ie f of Polite Roy (]. Witllama staled that wltneasrii told him tho Nelann car and an uu* -WcFTTflc-1 car- ai<lrawiped on Go* nev* Avenue ahnrtly a fte r lltO f o’clock laat night, and th at neither of the d riv e n of tha rare atnpped at the t,me but th a t the uriUlanlifted e a r followed Mr, Nelaon, who waa on ht* way to hla home -trnitora Berkley o f Kentucky end P s rH a rrla o h of Mississippi, rival cendidatee to eucceed Senator Joseph- T. Itob- In loingwood, atopped him anti began arguing. The arguing Inaon aa Democratic leader, are shown a t Robineon’e funeral in Lit­ tle Reek. Between them atan<la Senator Dietrich of Illlaola. -jMereanl waa only S t when In t b spring of 1S»6 he first Upped Me A t m( r r m o at the letter V In Morse Code An eallmated 200,040 m e n . a # ' • wireleas transm itter. In the about equally divided between W*<r»U»v-h» him fath e r', bnm. ar.'IU |y wee akeptical of U>c In- Inaurgent and tovernm rnt VMUmi >l*d m id Marconi liUJe mlea. wpr* lochgd In tbo tilth day of halite far Madrid ■damped m ttln a .l n patent on hla Inven- heavy carguaa1 of explosive* on Navalagamell* to shatter thw tfen. tinea of ittpply for Utonaanda ot Honors w e t. heaped on the In* v « U r in Inter years, especially seasoned, rclnforee,nenla relied a fte r Muaiollnl came Into power to the front by Inaurgent Qenernl Franco. Both aides fought furiously. Aa, organisation to be .kwowa aafh a Bemlool# County Uveetock Association wiij be organised al th* ■omlwol* High School to•IgM, Alex !!.*• Jobnaon. advisor of tha Bemlool* Chapter of P a­ lm ? Farm ers of America, report- ____ _ Mra. Dorothy1t-smb, Seminole Ciiimly irboul nursr, and Mias vantage of (he fine condition of Ft ante* MrDmigal. local Rnl fairway* and green, nf the San Ctha« Nurse were among one hun­ ford Country Club last week, at i dred registered nurae* from all curding to Bert Fort, manager I part* nf the country who enrolled Tha following players have made) yesterday at Pomp Rnoaevelt to U*o of the course lately; f Ale i I t gln Y>ne week’s ahnrt course l-liile Anna Wilsmt was glvait RaynobN H nqanl Favilb', It'. I 'i which wilt cover nursing methods pcrmltaltm tialay hy u |-> r« a- Moore, H D. Illghleyman. It t-'J Icm. local liulldlng In*|m>, lor, to Monsalvalge, John Herb-t, Olio in’the trvatm rnt of dlabrtra,.tub*r tear down a frame liiilldlug on Caldwell, ll„y Holler A. V Tut* I ruloala mill other illseaaea Of pattieular interest to publlr Cedar A r e q u e , ner, Dougin* (l Scott,' | | W. Firm health nuraea, re|Mirte<l Mra. Edith Ing, George Moye, |V tr Higgins, Mcllrlde Cameron, director of the Members nf the .S'anfnid Cheat Woodrow Itlarr, Itiehatd Dens women's division, will be lecture* arid f'h e rk e rflu b will meet tonight George E. Rollins, John (.'outi'-r, on rural publlr health-nursing, the a t 7:.10 o'clock a t th Valdrg Hotel K H MrCall, John Ludwig, ll*y-| m atern ity ; nurslng program . In­ for their tegular weekly Hireling, mond I.undquiat, K F llou«hob|fan t and pVe-sihotd nursing proA. C Madden, arerrtary. *l»*|ar, Karlyln Houshohb-r. II W j I gram s In rural arraa, rual health, I Rucker, Raymond Monsalvatge, .public health nursing- service In a 'J 'a u l Itedfesrn, Itoy Kymea, Jr., Jl.|j ru ral communlrable disrate proKarl llrnwn and Karl l.ehmann L Cornell. II II. Colaman, "Chum1*, Will bo iiiP iti at (lift regular Stanley. E It. lUndall. Jr. Klmrrt waakly tnnallng nl l|te Klwsola Toll, C K Tiller, J. W. Altman,. Club tomorrow al llm Valdes Ho* Bob Cornell, Carl 'Kvnna, D,* C,' 1*1, *1 which time they will tell Ifodgina, Gi-oegi- l(, tllshop D o n - j of tha Cleveland K«position. r |l d tllahup. J r , U. It. Workman,] At! appaol to Ihe people of Hanford to allow a chimney aw Kt trap to be placed on the chim­ ney* of Ihatr home* waa made today by C, R. Maaon. president (if the FloriAa Audubon Hm lely. Mr. Maao« otetad that at night, lbs llltla Croat urea dart Into many rhlm ntya by the hundreds end rllng ta ibo aides with ttolr sharp d aw s aad pointed tail feather*. Trap* - are than plarrd over tba tap apaalag of the rblnw nay and a t daybreak, the swift* are caught. Altar h arlag boan beaded a Mb ■mall a la a a la m haaula. the bird* are than aot fra* atm* tbo wore* for (hair anporluuiio. Mr. Maaoa ^mptwstiad tba fail that th a (rap la we way harms T, W. Itewton. suiwMiilendsBl Mr F o rt ilsle .l that the rn n d i-1 tho bird*, at»d th a t the hsndi of public Instruction for Ham)- tlon of the course al th r prranit* which are pla rod around their aola Countv” will to, In lit* of- time It b a ltrr that! It has been for foot are a * . light th at they at* absolutely a a hindrance u, thrm. All bom* ewuora who would aot object ta tho .u*epo< *u,h a ' T~~~ - !*ttd J L. Inglt-y quested to coasmumleate with Mr. Mason tn ordor th at work may be carried on. Th* parpona .of tho banding t* for tho keeping of a a Important record on thd owtft'a mlaraiom. Mr. M**c>u aald. L A traffir'lig h t sim ilar tn tha ond new ir/-p e r* I inn a t the Inters*** linn nf French Avenue and F irs t Street waa delivered to the local poller Station yesterday prior t* it*, installation a t tho intersection nf Thirteenth S treet and Party Avenue, Chief of Police Roy Q* Williams reported todayThe light la the second of t h t three light* which the City Com* mlaalnnera voted to install a t ban* ardoua Intersections In the City In an effort to reduce traffic a t t l t dent* Preparations for (he Installation or the light are being made and It Is lirlieved th at the light will b* Iff „iH-ration within the neat few LOCAL WEATHER 1 Forecast Florida: Partly cloudy, hvoal showers Wednraday- and In #** tram* north portion tonight. El* tram a N orthw est Florida: Part* ly cloudy, tonight and Wodoaaq day.. '.Paytons'* Tide# W rd a o o d a y 'e (Idea, tow , ll:t* A,- M. 11:14 P. M.: blgfc. f : U Af M„ TiM F. M. ■ aro m a ta r Yeatarday. Ift.OI: today, Prealpitetian Total for y e a t a r d a y , , ----- J h Total for month to data.... U l Normal I n .d a t e ----—— — 146 T ern p a re to r* Maximum, I t ; minimum, I f , I Harold reading i* Offlatal Report ‘I �The Sanford Herald TUESDAY. JULY M, 1»I7( BONN ITT (Who lieltar Jmow tin* suffering ul CoHgPitnlations F or once Sanford haa gotten together on ■ public en­ deavor with complete unanim ity of thought. No aingte individual or group, f t fa r aa we know, has raised a voice in 'diluent over the proponed trailer camp. Everyone, we believe, realizes th a t Sanford has been missing one of its best bets in letting all the w inter visitors pass it by erith the resultant loss of countless dollars. The people are determined now to make a bid for th eir share of the golden clop which comes with each passing of summer when tourists begin to seek places to live In owr unmatched climate, and to enjoy the scenery, th e recrea­ tions and the amuamenta we have to offer. Too long have our merchants and business men been penalised by ialasing out on the pipe-line of wealth which has made o th er cltiea In Florida jffcat. Tn beginning in a modest way with a trailer camp. Sanford is entering a field which has .not been widely de­ veloped 'In this section of Florida. Orlindo is w ithout fa­ cilities to lake care o f tralleritm and its citizens Are be­ moaning the faet. DeLand dot's not have a real trailer camp and ir Sanford establishes one. It will be th e only one of consequence In a section of th r slate embracing a wide area. The efforts of the City Commission, the Cham ber of Commerce, of the civic chibs and individuals, all In h ar­ mony, for the establishm ent of a trailer camp Indicate a resolve and singleness of purpose which presage greater things for Sanford. * Dtr e t To “Don Ta*B” | in Search For Giant etrottloo John since IDO, eatd I t prepared to oonUant the •.T ^ IT W hite River Monster wae •earth until Sunday If necaeaaryMvcl* CIIA___ MAW ABOUT MANHATTAN Ha will taka his dhriag para-^ phemalla to tbo rhror Wednaaday. Tbo wife of Doo Wyatt eraa tta flret to tight the "moaatar." B n hniband saw It text had farmer Bateman finally sow "e tray hoik* rise to surface of the stream Tim this swept the estuary ablf » CO m n m c 8 U t e M c to M r .| o f f j e , ^ m U had the Newport Ohatnbor i f Commerce decided to enlist the then harked N**« to 4 M s« to t* Bad •orVkoo ef Brown to eat^y an In _ _ - f _ i» . “got to th e bottom" of the “mon- lnrestlfatian- E f ta f t rrowler than o u n -rd -a n d 7?W k m* T j7 » «!■ ...ni-ioui . l . h t crawl* fkhtne MEHTHIS, T rim . Jnljr 10. — with »P**r*. • rir^r * •« » •- * e E u r e f 1< T*M» «*D»low s U going l i t e r lha 'W hite H irer monster** th at baa excited Newport, A rk , reaideaU fa r mere “ »■ » waok. Char lea B. Brown of the United He bad ,U r" " * » « » Thendej* m im bied *1 * * t *l»o»e H I «e*d any « _ traordtaery protection," he said "hot w m e tpaare and be ow whether ready to r * t out e f the way of any„ i.|m tKiny If poealMo” “Pm convbKod th erh a »m «thine In tbo rtre r el] r l f h t t rtalt. .* IrnaU n t Dr. Meredith camrb tD 'l tWO-OuAu — hook rM lU y . • (tody baaed aft lb* finding* r f mar* Ibaa iSOjfee m tdlral m ars, a marked tb a camp lritoa a t • A o d t 'i work. . . Dr. Cemptoll m entry — t not £ rtrm e r and Doe W yatt, the negro . " l a my op Inloo," he added, " I t’a r w a re noth lay more th an a large Hah— Lon lo t aiaytto a catflah—bet PD find out-" « « "« n d n* *7-year-old enciaeer am- ,01* be»rt l , (Rian those afflicted with love's . m ilady. |Wbrrt Ifisubttaiitlally hopes com* W hether It wss beenuse of the added hufdeBa dee to dHy^b1,jlfiftil and night. H the most severe depression In opr history, or w hether it waa tbr-stmln-Tif--nttrmrittng t f l « W tW l ^ ^ S s ^ dr r r r t r t sn n y t mwllcln* ment to a new philosophy. It is a * € 1 th at th e m ortality yVJ drrud can euro rate among federal officials during the present adm laiatra(fo u r rlulng lover, |i«lli»tr your tlon him been, to say th e least, appalling, - pain, ; The -Tampa Tribune points out that "Senator RobinM * talehrmy, no srlnnco,. enn a*gon wiH th r ioth w n ito r and the 2ilrrf pnwiliiiwit f r i w il ■ 4 . aura ' hipll^i pillrnl wf liw }n*Rllnj off ciat lo die during the adm inistration of Preaident Itoosevell. In 'tridltlnn, Thomas J. Waish. A ttorney Geni '. again; Mrs. Harold I* f U mittl rpi.nd ■ lohully lln* sleep* cTni-d' stenate, dleil on Mar. R, 1913. and leker. wire of the Secretary of the Interior, waa killed in ' . 1r»« nlgbls, Tbo aching wvrk’J'tni: hour* tbnl oh,nntim obile nrr'dent on flint, 1„ 1938. , %, day ran span', "A list of IridlnjPyOffic'als dying since March 4, IBM. T k a fall* from Inlion’a eagle follows: -' . ' s ** -•'th rlg lil* "W hile House S ecretariat—I/>u!n McHenry Howe. ra te tin* blackest canyons of de* Apr. 18, 19:14. •M>lr * "Cabinet—William II. Woodln, Secretary of the Trena­ 1 am ano th rr vlrllm to il« *b,»lh> A nd yon, lb*1 rnii*r, mual nurse il ry, Mav 3. HUM; George II. Hern, Secretary of W ar, June rn<’ bark lo hr|HH I. I9:m. J WALTER JULIAN I'FJUN- _ "Little Cabinet—Henry 1.. Roosevelt, A ssistant Secre­ The right lo »lrIkt- bn* In-fn tary of the Navy, FVb. 22. "Senate—Ilronson C utt'ng of New Mexico, airplane definitely rreogni»rd'an,i approvrJ, tint then- srt ui. to lie some t|Ur*tl»n accident. May 0. 10881 Huey P. Iz>ng of Units lama. aasasabout the right to wutk. Thl* Ill- sliiuied. Sept. 10, 19.10; Thomns J. Schall of Mtaossot*. tie m atter will been to Ite wutktsl automobile accident. Hcc. 23, 1W5; Park TrammeU of Floridot In the court*. McLanlin, Jeweler 111 B. P ark A ra. . Dlamotida And Watch«a Watch And Jawelty-Banalgina. on Ague* oad Anne*" • l*ugn.1 ir*o cootIHc, to d , slaters. are mro l|no •l*»«rde**r«. Blamond Mounting And Engraving - v s i a a ra in c s u a r u n w n u r ^■■■■■■'■■■■■■■■■■»«VasuaaaBBusBaal£lBal Leader o f World's Rubber Industry Takes M iltons o f Drivers off “HighP rice H ook 9 9 — w ith R igh t * Tire a t Right Price a t R ight Time! Now that (invrrnor Lelnnan of Ndw York, grhom the Preeklent lia< rCferml lo a* "my strong right grm,J' hns rome out strongly ai>alni>t the te.urt n-vUlon plan, Wd _ mar e*p* ■ i r-l* lllle lu rhaiiae The spurting tvnrlt! i« waiting atlzlmrsly for rnnni "while lie|e,H to rome ulnng atnl knork the heiVy-'welghl rrnwn off Ills Ilean of J 0 « Louis. Wliot we would'like to gee n preliminary f w f t i r all betwior, Hitler. Mi ..olinl, titulin, atul John L la wit. ' Jarlironvllle nedoiot* have re-, poflid lining atlaiki-d l,y maildrfinl bull* on u hiclieny for lhr aeeond time Wliat wimbl you du If you Were n bull imrl some mechanleij rontraolien Invadnl your palturr' ground T Tliey m il It *1"' New. York •arthfiuako when, they admit. <!>'• fMhea o ff l^-ng lsl»ml got Uir W«r*t of It and Ihr real shako-ip occurred W)00 mile* awev In IloE ast Indies'. Thai reminds u* of th e "Florida hurricane1, which «■ riglnatrd In the lower. West Indie*. awe|>t -Uw- Dahaniaa and finally Mtw the pant* off New Jersey- T H B PRICE Y O U 'R E USED T O PA Y IN G — d ie m o st sensational d m value o f recent y e a n t SA N PO R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO n o bar go p tin d re> w hs msy b** ih - Uniti*l Slatsa arm y. Y es h* r in n m .-t vulnee* able spot, the stomach. The U-: tt. ha- a now -.tiigsn for neutral i,Billin'. "F ight with u* or eat tilth t ’chiuny.* , N. A. c t'lttm ; "m aycr nf tt « w ^ huvVn ior More lloatren^ Wsa IS ihe i lly yrtlertlhy. He .say* U # t hie city In lla HvorgtaAaa to roan, to Iwroriio.iine of the targ ' rs t in the alulc. J th n It Jinkiru ha* been elect' cd a . member of the Board ol litre tor* of Uu* lluptUt A ru m lily for the en ndng year. Ity a wonderful study o f tra*a rchr«lul*.« Vlvhti Ppeer, returning /re n t Now York, made ciurnectiin* a t 1‘alatka with the Saw lord llaptiat Aaerinbljr U th-- uiulist I t’LaCure of all ronrerrird. N o -. Ctarcncc Wolf* and little r.i n slid sitte r, Mary Kim edy, tell Monday for o visit m Tamp*. Ilm - la tsinw bliiui fur th o u II not Are Vy th e twiiltlclan*. but m l a l a t r s t t a a p u li u n r y e a end m e—real Americans, marked dew s la Ute Beat* • eapnot affurd to alt by and cdum o w ithout quostiua. t the eoantrv d**a*Uled." Wo' What _M r N e w might *h re a . hunch th a t John l, I ewU post bvw bo wtmU llu* up m » # . a a irria o coming to him re««y knew, o f oouno bo s| building "G-3" All-Weather tire*, most famous tin the world — and more than 23,000,000 Pathfinders! Prindple* o f thrifty tire pttfdtMnea Extra"becf'in the maaahrt tread - U S more rubber—gives k longer wear. Hatter, wider ^ trrad give* more road-coo- and traction. Shoulder* higher broader hold truer on curve*. is mUthe g n at top-talue Ooodfeaturral Center traction—the dyear Margin of Safety. Wider •loir, equalltsd wear. And per* eared Sapertwht Cord (d tPtfj ply or maximum blowout protection, tour a # rb y Goodyear dealer or joodyear Service Store his the Dew ’R-l" tn your size. Go take a look �( t -*• <■> ‘1., - * ,r t l X-L : -- \ e1 ilk M TV 4 « C PA D * ' t m r w t w k t ) n m iM L a , r a n f o e d , f i ^ r id a ■■■■ ■■ i am i i ■ Persoriar Activities r t ---- BARTOW TRIAL * t T Noted Linguist | British' Divorce Law Named To Post In Nep.rs First Revision _ LONDON, July 20. Southern Coflege Grvat Britain's dlxprce law .neared I Three Southern Men A re Out F o t Robinson’s Job ‘OW, July to.—iA*t—Ja d td -~ BARTOW Robert T, Dewell yesterday a ft Oct. It as the tentative datn for .,rl*' f‘,rmer ******** 0 I7 4 V A R R T H BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor •______ SO years yes­ '■eetitid degri-e murder rhargaa iCewttawr* Feme * ••» W * » .i arowiiiy out of the Tampa flagLAKELAND. July «0.—Dr. WU terday as the house Of lord* ap­ ner have won him good w(R 61 ’ • Kim Cock Zetlara, graduate of proved. IP to JS, the KOcalleJ nmr XlltK rase, cotuarvallvaa and liberals- a* w all Emory, Columbia and New York riag* bill It will be returned a* "berdsrllps" memlier* * >f PAT* universities, who hss w ritten **v* comm-n* for -con*ideratlon of • ty. He and the “unreLiim»truc* 1 eral book* on Spanlkh, will Join amandment* tlva 'rabal.’' Carter Ola**, are In­ A Ireaure hunt, which led' Bog the faculty r f Florida Southern The l il! p.-rmit* divorce actions I f r ,- a n d Mr*. R. D. Ilawklna timate Mend*. Ill* relationship Scout* on ■ 2th mile chaac, waa ccllege in Sept bar 'a f t e r three >ear* of m arriage upJ i aaaatlag of the Dependable* featured a t tho rrgulnrly weekly announce the birth of a aan on to Whttn House so rinse dUrtB||| ha* _______ , ,lf f | nf l i u s n ___ A linguist of note who •»« cn J t y . It's wondsrful lb* way soothing.« President’s first 'term that bd qf the R etbodbt Church will be meeting of Trocp 6 Init night Ju ly IS. travoletl in many countries, Dr. waa known as < -‘admin 1*1 ratlaa'a detertlnn sn>l rruelty, .At pre-rnt Ing Zemo -brings prom pt M l ha)M Monday night a t 1:00 o'clock nl‘ the Junior High School. Zrltars rprak* Spanish, French, Infidelity is the only UTOgnircd , Itching, burning akin, stub fat aav t i n . 'Elmar Toll, Mr*. William apokaaman" tn . Sennit* tb a borne of Mrs. o . K. Ooir. casus. Itching stops (ham omi t 2 The boy* left the troop head, Toll and children a n (pending a , German, and Itklian. Ha haa Haa 'h flair for rounding out ” j ground. t1< P ark Arenna. touches tha tender and Inflamed quarter* *oon nfter the meeting month a t Miami Beach. j taught th r ,r and to tin . slters backsl*re. getting the lowu. Tn berauM o ftta rare tngrsdlenta .THURSDAY * began, and followtd a trail of conu-s hi ro from St. John# Uni­ dear away*Raahn, Plmplsa, Ecxi dawn on prospects for i ontt-tuThe IfelkedU t Young People'* hidden note*. Mr. and M n . W. M. C arter platad legislation _ l* only a. s a c -1 lfenry Tamm, Ringworm and reatorn tha skin, to versity, ltrinklyn, where he h*» WHERE Interact Orionpc will m eet a t the Manuel Brown, ami W alter T urn­ have returned from a two week's normal, always use taught since 1P.M. ond-term senator, Served In FRIENDS C tatck annex a t BHX) o'clock- • Zemo. Insist. on genuine er were th r first to return and vacation In Colorado. ' lie i* ll» year* old, married H aute from lu ll to , lu ll, took The Olrl Bcouta will meet ial receive ih rlr reward. MEET worth tho price, becauM It brioM and h a ' two rhildren,wand Is • flvo-yoar reces* nt law In Spar* rellaf. 35c, Cllc a n d |l . A U dnuxM ?. Mis* Carman c o n ta in of OrUni U ttle itouie at 1:00 o'clock. FRIEND!* - LADY AT I A R . native of Georgia and a Presby­ Han* were made for "stu n t They will go to BanLanilo Spring, night" to bo held a t the next lando waa tha week-end guest tsnburg. M in Ellaabath Ohl. adm itted la AND terian. IMUilllf F tin j Has aupptiYted vltlnslly every w here the Hi t . Mnrtln Hr»m meeting when several group* of of k in . AMeen Bennett. - ■ dlstrirt court tn Chicago, claims TALK IT Besides St. John* university, he a*lirrll« itjanl. . w a Admlnlilrnllon ‘ prouggpl. »■ i will glee them eomr ewiinnilna to be (ho only Japanese woman has lauiiht at Rutgers, W est­ boy#-*ill p rise n l short akit* lo r OVER Rosa (teller and Healnald Look­ atBQng first td s|wa v W M Io r BuInstruction*. v, * law yer la U. 8. amusement o f guest*. minister and Stony Brook School daer of Washington. D. C. are the prsme Court thanaia Sara fo r hqv.i. ______ _ LticndJmrfs M a* g*a*4* of Mr. and lire , -«fc- 0 ; l anded Naut -Dnal. ««PC O W WITH FORT. O FFIC E Airtone hi« published work* are necessary 'to prevent suffering, Jordan. Bibliography of the jtpanj^b promote recover* nitl this rprlng ftn» ««r iorlrai Nivel, Scott and C ertain Me mM* T u f c l r l« M n . John Sehlrard, Mr*, I . M. lie launched Srn.ite . drive for I prI r i Imi I MAAIMUM $1,000.00 M M Ur. otonomy hermtn’ •■emergency I* Spahilsh Novelist*, Influencla de Lalnhart, M n. F. E. Rnumlllat MlWtH - W »KNEFIT Scott en R>|ians, Syllabus fur T r) -IlMfck^fTlMEM** and Francl* Roumltlat iln-nt yes­ over." Urgrd t» petceiit «ul In A t*"' lls.lt.- I* 1- M rear*— H Er*| First Year Spanish, Elem entary departm ental n|'lT0P(UUtma l«j II* Tlit Aaimrlalfi |* rru K s .li1 tnle SI.** p e r aa**lk. If terday in St. Augustine. Inlance the budget. Want* b»tCollcgi. Spanish, (a Novels Hla- la ls r r s lc s In I s . s r s i r t , s r l l f (’hlriM^- BurrvER III TiAltltijr th® rsrllrtttsrs t | . s t . w rU H According to an annquncemrnl JApahuju in the iViphix irtK deo r deal for labor, .voidemns sit"*»► torlr* on Kspana, Inductive Sp*h’ fev 111** S trn h Duke* Iihm •i n i s K o t W ake k m » M I 11 111 . -1st., s is ss slllss . , -------redilred here today, the United p*nds to a grunt extent ttponj twrnwi to her hoitn* In lA W U n j ■loan strikes, i»h Grammar nnd Blbllo«rap1ll‘l " l vrws— agem-y TjIK AMERICAN n fU r-h m ln f Hi. p e it wrfh ... — « m ru n n tn f tiarluw the Spanish Historical Novel. ■ ^ [1 1 ■ Clrll Berrlee .L'ommlMlon which K iv unp u t i f Jnpvnese troops | m the rue«t of MI«r Mnrjorh*■imi. H. U. AdmMfetl In bar In Dnniel «niil RfiNKFIT c o m p a n y * Will open romp* tilt re Clrll Seyy-, fm cu iittur* finally will Jump. The irenenil chiefly rr*ponaiMe C'nrUr. * # 1 JM1. we* hii editor nnd ro u rt^ chm cr.l near Miircupolo Bridge P. O. Il*'\ IJ.1t Orlando, Flq. tdk aiam lnatlone for the follow­ for C hina* policy up near the; Pr), n.,, o f ~ ^ n - T h u rrio n j th r-rn g n g ..|iii« tTwc.m e gen ing position*-.' . of Kentucky SM dT edUratlon analyei (IMl* Great Wall la Sung Cheh-yuan, will be glad to learn that hu is -»■ ( W "**«•* has " h e pep '', " 1 *' lh,‘ * " 'nv " f lh r flr" cU ,h and msaitlrem nniei It.to o a year, head yif the council governing >nui fr»l m m $ M •eml-lnilrprmtcnt Hopei and ( holmProvl. ^ ^ P ^ I y after laving M,e«k. a flow nt log- 1" Ihe North China dispute RRtl InIIrmH fffl l • • Ihtmfc y w O mds ofC o-operatW e Rxtemlon fti* l im iv a tlF r itH L -» * ■ ? « • • • MIAMI, July tO —W l-^ 8 C. har pifellfire. Sometimes he “ "dergone an operation foi al'- j,^ .ngar-aam s It with • homely. 1 to- final warning of tho JapanWork. ,* tp « ltm a f t of AgrtaulM ) lr#t 8 . If t h n thought for a moment i stmteu, lh.ean'1 need nolr*. ha* eec itislitnry high command thr Khhelts, seemed on the Chinese aide of the: P ^ d k it-s rece r ty ^ tU kl lNl« IXV flr*fc. V8R f M lord. a rh aiarler from the old wild West •Irk «l| wllk «kr ••• • a penetrating, non-rfalatlng volro, m soJinj evarontion of Fhlnesi Friends of.M ra. ”ll. J. Golly Warden, and aanoclato warrti'u. feno*! sometimes the Japanese. (■rdirt f »*»‘*l i ' l f 88$ iR lfl *• 309 E. Int 8 t. had come tn life when a bottle was A fter »M Helping Incident, h o w ! will be pleased to team tti.n sir- Knddy face aei-mn tn %niito, even troop, from Ihe ai.-a of liostllltlra, 85rl rrllrf. . .. * U.too to l«A0a u year, U. « Two •• lhr** *»*HeaM*aa *4 • was delivered to the Nanking gov shot from his hand at a refresh upon him lo| «»» h a s ,. irm returned home following u alie-i h*'a serious. Bureau of Prt»oiie, IJeperlmi'ni ever, China ....... counted , ^ 1v * * ***** •*. n im iiu ix iit luiiowii s | T o r r s U Mil a*4 la rtfmen! slsrsl where I|r4tod stopped Gldesl of a farmer'* llvo eons, errom nt qj>y a Jap an ese military , Tlio Rent J n (rr* n l s s l r . Ik* *sla so* ***** of ju tllc a . ^ • / J - • * . . < ! defend the city, principal nin- ini rrren l uperallou a t the Fe l lI S ll I be Junltore.1 .tliVnugli enllege, nftnehe yesterday for a drink on hi* return from a -ers* *l«**r*r*. * <•* « * • * • ightiest lAUghtoo ^nc of China’s Chins’* m mightiest Ijsuxhlmi Memorial Hospital. Itosolti * Principal safety prelliutlon ait- llopgl One LIQirORS H irsiiss. «i *»*«lar-1*i***«*anw hunting trip. ir r id u a l .it In law nt University White terrified inhabitants nf lhr •Mrllli.a r r i . o l rteor, |l,ttO a X*«r. DlrlMon ol generals, he m nm iinds the famuja I The bullet ram# from a 22 rifle , Van ■■ **ti c*nw IS* M lI i t Vltflbl*. Went hum* to I'aduthe t liinese city wntrhcd the hours Labor Standard*. * Departtpont nt 2'.'lh mule army, w hhh gallantly, 51Is* Mgry Jane Preston nr■ trs lK |1ti*U r», 1* •! GINS but vainly, defended the Great rived Saturday frnm > Iowa j*. t rtL. l-oi smo ornsi'i inliiij niJuf.Lalia liy.tnwsrd tit* dendliop,'(Inttrd irclitentatty illschargv-d by a U hlskl si h r . llsir DM lb** fw<* Labor. • j m-y. ih e" judge. Tn tie- l|nu«n S tate, inailnp. iiilts te d through ’ year-old hoy In an adjoining room e rM Is •k H .rl riakl ** a * Wall against J a p a n 'tn 11133," 7 Field rapraaentatlre ta.tao a vUit h*r parents, Mr. and Mrs'.; srwlr «lf. Vs * • » « k»v* *»••■*•! W INES . r* 'I n i a u , atilltrd In S* lisle jn the .tn e l* warning Amerirans to . of the rststllsh n irn t The political council of hi* lls- J. K. .Preston, a t th alr home an ■■r.1 | mn h a ir K m . If F*s M1* frear, D ltl.lone, of Barlug* ntyl ‘*6^ Hnallnwod the Roosevelt concentrate In pioti-eted arras, i n i ____ ^___ wel irlrS Kwi*r*ia Wl tk ra gsw pei-Chahnr- state, Inaugurated in hlngnoliu Avenue. Uondr, T reaiary Department. h a .* w w n rlh la a I* Irw rw — W w l a* i q e i t l U n r . I ii toil and n u k llien (he event of genetal tio.llllties, I W HISKIES all SSI wtfrwalv* s f t r la . Aaaociate auperlntendent. (T c v ilrcem ber. 11135, was regarded as | Tlie first rin«li of artillery fire' *“ I.r s m I—r**rhi-*-a nrwa Mrs. Rosa Steward, Mis* crowrtb sbmil It. The territory It til* m m , m .m o ■ in lhci pro-Japanrse h r a la * (■ a w a a lr - raw . Though Senate lead* i>lilp lias could -be' heard elearly at the offlre Theresa Humphrey ami Lee Btenrules Is ns U rge as Texas and haa United Slate* Penitentiary De­ A Complet# steered to ssril \vleralia nf the Unite*! I’irss bureau shortly strum .1. fi Atlanta', i a ttaUy i l a i n j Ifor u i si*, k !■ ...wv G i. . besu ,000,000 retidrnt*. Sung pm M ‘ partm ent of Juetlce, A tlanta, (<«■ Variety To 9 H « t before midnight, fo r wbleh receipt* of application jMS*d tn promote friendly relations' nnd W ashington, D. C. where liefototorn. 'Iiarklsy » n . !*'*« From with Japan and Mnnchuokjju, nml they will spend several week*. I !•"•* «' ,h < ‘ of 1,H Meanwhile General Chlang Halrloa* Aug. fi, Appllrntimn mu*t ,, , —r~z . , term . Months on" I*"1'' " .....(% k -iV t» rM -tw « divisions of his] be filed with the m anager nt Japanese tnllilnriats apltlaiKlnl for M lb*1 Thouw»r>*lri of IViiiirii! miniiciitu ^ !***• • r H in l :'mi s i*h„ f i«i»imiUkI1(Ii*■ fi»r i«* \v'AtY rrn tk fir*l nhny for|»E ami |i1arnl the Fifth U. R. Civil U iatekt. Speedy Relief o f ChiOo ' steering o( the Rupronn- • ;*rt>rl (hem "miller command of Gen ’ Hung Near P o tt Office Building, A t­ t>rptided his activities a . traitorbill. 1.ark try iladieil, till led and tTn-liVunn, rnniinainler nf the and Fever ' ocs. but Nnnklnk officially b le ..rd SUMMER lanta, Oh. oh or before th a t date. tormer resident of Jh ts city and bobbed ull over tuo iis-tiahu: jflth iiiite nrmy defending I’clpF all information may be <>b' the new regime- |»-ihap» ns the I 1 IUW lives In Jacksou. Mia*. When your UsUi a n f t l t t u k l geiiale trying to push It through, Jng talnad from Mahlon W right, *ec' le s t way t o he. |> even a tenoas SPECIAL^ WlUi cl 11Lis and your body kuraSad lie's one of the North * Jr.*-1 -j'j,(. (w*n ilivi«|«tlis wri-r.* already grip upon Hung. with fevsr. you want quick akd **ratary ol the U. 8. Civil Service 51ra. Chris g, Thunipsou siul lltia lurktey* la Iran* i l i i t u i l . jn lleoei pmvlnro, n-portedlyi I.s it year his officers rnllnl up . j llabta rvllell Board ot FIa t Militer* at the local ■onv, Chris and I‘buI. Irtt Irani a ful1-*wer of WHII * H* msei-hing nm Humid Jn Jnln Ih s' . Grove's T lltc t lll Chin TofU* II on him to buck Japan's evpuntion. GENERAL AU' P eat Office. — Itlrmlughsui, AU. 'ru q u tro r. Th* bl(J Barklei fain- Jp|j, arm y. General Hung wsa cmClone Out <H Ruin the msdlclna you want to ttk a tee At. the sam e time, Ja p a n inrresssvt they wUI Join M r..Thom p­ lly haa lnleritiiUT»#a wRIi .Ihnsii ^ w e re d to order the central g o v M alsrli. Thl* la no nvw -tsagM m REPAIRING Ol m O rJ nrlFTMfTfijp f8*l n cstlmateil son for ihe remainder nf lbs untried preparation, but a traataBMt ol Adlal HU-vcrtaon, rice pce.1 .rnm ent troops to advance, but Group of 100 llnln 10.000 As against-B ung's at my of summer. . ALL KINDS of proven m erit. .•■ ■■' ",i dem .-under Cleveland, o n *1 **1 could not order them to rcliic from Valued nt 50.000 to 70,000. I > Orov*'* Tsitcles* ChUl Tools Saab Mr*. George Barle. wile id IV»». Hopei. ' taina tallrlesa qulnldlng and Iren. * 20 YEARS' Mr*. JUtn Kill* of sylvsnlu’s aovrrtinr. Tlie Japanese m ilitary romuiand, ewes wane* r u m r » r II quickly atopa tha chlUa and k M EXPERIENCE. tun, II. L*. Is vlsltlnf h*r nu'ftier, Pot H a rriiu n of ylsslsslyiii In angered by whnt it termini the inSlght a t the regular meeting In To Give Away Al and alan tenda to build FM * •. Mr*. George -Shipp, for two ALL WORK ' Ihe spreader of-«>tl on troubled eincerity of China'* rebuff to ToThia la'tha doubts # ftset TW WaaA the Baptlat Church annex weeks. Mr*. Klll«->wlll he remem . waters. Favored ihe President'* llo ’* fir»r idtiiiiatum, deliverer! Tlie vary nrxt lim a you laal chwa GUARANTEED Ivied a* Ih. farmer Miss Mary riiy rt idun, and fever coming on, gat a bottla m plun, hut but let others other* du f)„n((ay, began moving Irorp* up Nick (Itannraa nnd Allre tflrhGrove * Tniteleai ChlUTanla. I t a j l Alien Shipp, ■* the fighting-. 11-suit from th e i r 'U se nt FcnglaI early ol«* ot Orlando were married In taking It Im m edlataljr and II -M l BRBLTN. July 20 — ( J D bibb srih^s liked to «vint«r with y n lth ln y ,* County Judge It. W. W iM * o f­ aoen flx you up. | Hill W hile left Friday tor h lu v S c n n spread polsmi. Ii u l fice yesterday, It v ia nnnounred Heivhsfuehrer Hiller won trade .’l l W. Fiisl SI.. S»n o i.'l | AI1 drug atorea tail Orova'a TaMO equality with Prem ier 5tu>anlinl Charleston, h . c v wher* he will lines It mi graciously victim usu l*i* Chill Toole, Me and gi. V M l' today. Jam ea Zorn of Hanford Ixwjuiiklnir. HtitNilili ri d - tiiiirli iti insurgent Spain visit relative*, jin was arenm- ally grins. U ttar la tha tnora scunomlcai a k g and Vtfgte -Olfetnei^pr Augu*la yesterilay in tin* In an y u iu k nf 11nniii * toi j panled by hi* 'coualn. Tommy through n tre a ty signed with Rooms tn liave only one milOn. h are been *liilueil a marriage u l g l l t l u lm tl ll lM H in t | l | | c h « (HU llrenae from the County Judge-, Hpanlsh Generalissimo Franclsro While, who ha* hem hla g ie sl slandltig rin-niy the other sen* luitju'' *. fiiM'Irt| Y, ! for lh r past i t i weeks. Franco. . tor from Mississippi. "Dial u ua rwilwkj !•«'ii dinnjHi ntnf 1>«|iiu«t hillA, j office. Through a most-favored-hat Ion ttlllm,** They fell nut over „ a P M um k M«Mi An ninmikt t%tuiplHu Miss (iiilts llrldginsn, whit Is polntment nf a Juilae Ii a e k "kwy hi AflttiltiUirullnii iirutMuiu. Plkn* for n main moth m urin' clause effective . August I, 1337. every trade advantage Franco a t ' tn training at Dr, Hell*' Ilospl-I home. When Harrison came »i;» Sludln near Flagler Renrh were Mhf, Nff i In* .(AdniliiUirtitlmi lot dlarloaeif thl* morning at a nm l* Italy, in rrcumpenag fur .a s­ tsl In Orlaiidn, .was Ihe week-! | 0r re-elect 1«U last year fltlh" ^ itih #Kumtni’t/ tlitiititl«, mi h sistance given the insurgents i.r rml k tit'll of lirr niotbur. M n .| nluni|>®<] lh r Etiilr npriilurt break fa.I fur Chamber of Cnni; relief Mil innm lm eiii. otherwise, will lie shared by Germere* praalddnt* anil aerrelatti-* glean tbla morning In that city, m* nyBy the treaty, Iron nnra from flalph Itagwulj and T, K.'PImp txpt'urrd 1,y tluthe In In-1 Frlsnd* of ifc I, f m l n will p lu rrd by eon, prraldenl ot the Central Basque tnlnrn ts Florida Connell of Chamber* ol •urgent* will mm In flaw toward* be al«d In learn llu l h e r»(krmmerre. attended from Hen- Qiftoaqy- Th* B isques limit gut nff ■turned today frnm Jacksonville Germany's much n n M supply of) * hero he underwent a major opford. • ore wluyt llii- N a tli aldrd with •'ration at th r K lrrrshle llnspiPrance In th r Spanish civil w ar. I , * n * * •!* afu. .»* '»• ,. * . T reaty negotiation* were expe­ dited ■■ socn a< f r a tiro conquered IIPAD9 CIGAH (M AIN (hr Daaquc provinces) Social C Treasure H u nt Held By Hoy Scout Group S Personals Prompt Relief From Itching Ectent S MALARIA GEORGE’S PLACE Once Called Traitor, Sung: Defends Peiping: Exams To Be Held Area From Invaders V. S. Civil Service COLDS Japanese Armies Begin Battling As Deadline Passes To F i l l Vacancies S w o llen . F e e t Bottle I $ Shot From Hand >¥$rile D rinking NICK’S . Liquor Store MALARIA ' J T ', V'" “ SPECIAL CITY NEWS BRIEFS $2.95 .. $3.95 .. $4.95 Waybill* iiufli Reichsfeuhrer Wins Equality W U W taly In InBUnrcnt Trade $ 1,88 J. W. Thrailkill I fv -3 ,5 . -X rI i*e-'J 'n ■* m See Window Din play EVERY RUFFLE EVERY PLEAT SALLY'S Y ark ave. ■ NEAR FIRST CLEANED AND j i t s 1 NEW YORK. .M y 20 -y p > — ; |A llrn L, Wnndwavth formerly WILMAM8TOWN, M an,, JO, —(A*» ^T nkintr 'tirn ii^n cv “of1 Tin'll dent o f one a f SaeonyVde* ___ ] nutn Oil eosnnany'a retail Uistribuifp o fti hr m « ubinit (o f f. ilg nf HQtln* companion. haa been clMtad der alumni * nr*mnm\ rPrtaident ** T ylet Dennett <f Will tama college r e s id e n t o f the Uhitad C igar. annnunrril In it night hr p m * a fad Whelan 8 to r n corporaUan. the r»hi* m ig n itio n a month ago he* orginlaad United Cigar S to n a caoee of a dlssgrcem cm with the tr n ttr e i over rinanclal pntjctcs 1* PRESSED '* <, TO 1 •■ gv<G se PERFECTION! Ml0*4, Y ou w o n ’I w o rry nlm ut p o u r clo th e* W ith! IF YOU GLAD S' fu c ia iiAt ti, xurf) fu rm aA * jf a t a • k ECONOMY and SATISFACTION use Tba&kJcsttdfDoubJcAcfk*/ I f f * B A K IN G I lk V POW DER SmtAdr Bdtyu d ^ p .. » » i *1Cj Full Pack Bfsfnolia*Park Ave. CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI C H IU AND CHICKEN q a n o a r im naai BEER—WINE—DRINKS Lake View Bar-B-Q No S la c k Flitted 1 1 m s t n r POUMQt n t Jill * OUH dO 'tKNMI A E d w a rd Everett Horton U D L lit ie n Littlefield b rin g bo*f n ilsh iim llcit, if you lei fte m ln o le D ry t ’lr u n e ra itW y o u r t l r it h in ts , N e v a r a n u n pi need r u f f le Viir'.-plrat-jjih^ a IWay" nealnafltT and FOR REAL REFRESH­ MENT ON THESE HOI BUMMER NIOHTB'TRY OUR STECIALITBS DELICIOUS 5*** ^k'anltrvgrw.' .- . unuttunl * T liu t’w wh’n t m en n*y w h e n th e y k m (h a * » jr « e p re s a hu IIh, . . a m i r i t a t i th e m , to u t r r m n c tt a n d k e r n t i i — ln g ’ m a k e ]»r>> C k u n e r g I h r f a v o r ita w ith m e n ; • a*'ir* ' *m .{* ' K a ra YSemlnola 3o»» toe • J r ift �atterson’s Outfit B lalts 3 TODAY'S SPORTING itchera For 13 Hits To ta k e v IX WORLD m. IX leaded Victory From Locals tokouta Hold 9To 7 Lead When Contest Goes Into L ast H alf Of The N inth Fram e; Lookouts Play Tonight and wrnt lo third on B adgert ala■I* to right flold Ha aeorad momerle later cm Ruggaria’a laftold a t Conrad Park In DcLand I ninth Inning rally by the The Rada came back In their half Twvd -marching Keda netted of the ninth to pull a brilliant tally raa run. and gavo the Reda an* her victory VyVacor* of 10 lo 9. On tha mound for tha Lookout* aa Al Crlaflald, who gave up a tal at It.h its while h* aaw action elgtit-tnnhtgr [told walked five of tha Red* I fanning four- Relieving ftold -In., tb*J*»t. i was Big Ban llralnanL sard pitched to only two batbafor* Owen Wright went in iplaaa-tha-laal>y hurlee be * Lookout*' knocked Alex which netted them three rnna and tha ball game. Successive tingle* by BrhmkJl. Bhimer and Hag baa, blended in with two latontlopal iUea, • .Florida Btate leag u e ha-oat king: from the mourvl In •Fifth inning when the 'local* /Over four ‘ rtm»- He wa* re­ ad by Harold Tocnra who gava four hit* during the four Inrs h* hurled on the hill During on the mound he cave Mx h its >, Tha Rada began the scoring In U * Initial fram e whrn they pnt • v a t two runt. D kk Adair singled t a Igft-fleld and scored on Bhlmer’s 3*able to left-center. Bhimer ■Klffed Hughes O rlando a t we ran aaaara jam at la that Clark Griffith la net goiag (a let a rood baseball lawn Ilka I haiianooga drag through kla flnpera aa easily; eWHEN JOE ENGEL and the old fie a rt tngethar you ran lay your dough, that something l» going, happen and soma fire­ work), thrown In with It. They* bird, arc up t» eomrthlng and *0*Her or later we will find out what this I. all about. Hr The AMselsIed Pees* Vsstirdiy-s Hamara biiye. kilns Warren alalsd today. A 'pum o played'on Friday nitrrm .in wa* won by iho Junior iHdtkniila n . they defeated Ihn Junior I'lnilos Ity a *m m nf it lo a. (in iho mnun,| , for ||oyonn* i.>>>knoin wan |j>n ||em l. Jl.. while lo Hoy Kalfldge plt-li• d (or (ho Junior plral,-*. tnnrolng, ls-< N In |iltvhi-il h|* r n* III,, tUnfor.l owned : : (n I'.'. Inal*, in; Trnaky. Indiana, if; nil, (llanla. II; Koaa, . Rad Sol, Amrrlran, 3(0 hit Into center r* la tk a . till P. PoViana yuar* at M. J a in * junior Baseball Games Are Being Continued Here (Ireenlterg. Tlgera. I; Itonur*. While Box. I; Hlmmona. Hens; tor*, i: Cull In*. Cub*. Is Bar­ ger. dlanla, I; Klein.* Phillies. '|. Tha Ltadar* “ ' DIMaggld; Yankera, 24; O rataberg. Tiger*. 21; MedwUk.'Cord- T o . e a s y . J o l t ** n K U N n a t n * n r o * n . aiia L E G A L N O T IC E r m. I* ..b u rs al Otletsklll.. I:IS r. U. M. lrta__j>d»Kf aod-dn tm >C_ h g .A l Kaaao accounted for tha three run.' The Lookout, meat tha Del.tnd Rrda tonight at tha- Banford Municipal Athletic Field aUVtlng promptly al 3:16 P- M. > Coming Florida S t^ c League Games lino, «tlS r. U. W eda to d a y . Jo ly I I O M .M M A* SA N P «an, • lid P . N . I»l<and a l U t i l l i l , •:>* ^ I'lla lk a al 1C Auaotllne, i i i a r . m. rrn y ln n a , llra rli a l . O aleae*111*. 1:11 P. M. T ko ro d n y .. J a ly H ■ A N P M in AT OML4MOO. a ria P . «*. I^ ra h u ra a t D*Land. 1:11 r. m. St. A uau etln o al P a la tk a . l i l t P. M. *. . i l . In. >*111. a l Hoylnn* tlearh . M l P . M. P H d a* . y * ly M n A itd n iM ifc A T i i t p o m i . m u p. m . . iirtnndn al IlN P. M. Iraytnna (Dark, H|. A u|iunn» U >w i f f nymruiNi Iieljind at Pslalka* Silt I* g. IMytnna fteaek al Orlandt. *:U r . U Rssdsy. Jaly *8 st . A rnrertH p. a t « am. rn n it. c m p. w. Itrlaadn al I'alalka. J.ea P. *1. * v |I .U n d >:»• I'. M. St l>«> I n n s lle a rll, Osin.skills a, terrliura. J •• Tornnlw lluffsln IUminor** . JtrN v Clly • Wk 'f s p le h ,n<1 * , lean l-ergue v a c . tho p ra o n .l paaaad ball to send the four run_ ._____ ' . ■are aerosy the plate. Ir f,,r ,h toagna hatting * la > the Rad's half of the third «ow n between Lou (lahrlg and frama tbay'put another run a' ron* Joo IIIMaailo la getting hollar, tha platter when Bhimer doubled Karh bagged two hlU yesterday to toft fit til and scored on June*' and the ‘ Iron man." bluing A ll tong triple to center field. | now I* pacing bis eophomoro Tha Lookout* added two more to laammih, and riral by ualy nine fhtlr total In the fifth whrn a .In- polula. fto by Kaaaa and doubles by llol*| The Jtni kledwlr.k dropped d a oomb ln o Hodgi-r* netted tho two point*, lie's sllll far out In (m at tallies and k d ko 3 lead [ nf Ih* National .League wllh A ll. - Tho Red* r.a in r.la rk In tholr The lilg Big (to p 'th ree la each h a lf ' of tha fifth round and sent league): four rung in giving them a seven n . r . r —cieb n A n n m p *i . •!* over Tho lookouts A N r, * i* aVi *" in !t I double by McMullen, pinch bitting il.toi*. Yank* (T i n M H I . I 0 for• Bwnlle*. and singlet by Hughr. V.m'.“ I k ‘‘ym .*a t“ »*V n ill .« I •na Joiufi llrvxlvd In whrn two Ti«*u. Hsnsiorp U t«l ti 1* .11# f r t t pxxxon Recounted for the foui^-a., tT —— — — — 12—Wanted HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by WANTED: «°od * ana who really know* how. bicycle. Must ba cheap. Jot B riggs, Jeweler. Magnolia AvaA Stephens Drug Store. Would) l i k e address nf william IB— A p a r tm e n ts F t p R eal' Buchan who attended University -------------------- ■ ■ _______ in Lebanon, Ohio, (urty year* ago. j FURNISHED APABTMZHT, 1 Box N. J.. Csro in II, raid. L tire lower floor. 113 E ast I D0IIP.R ANI) (iAY'H paint last* longer—It knaps lla ruin/ and freshness, Btanlay-lliigi-rs Hardp p re Co, NO. 3 yriiovr pin*, NEW LUMBER thoroughly dry. Biding, flooring, ccging, I 2U.O0 par thousand. United Lum­ 1(21 ber Co. L FOR . BALK;'. Chevrolet, cv*ch, AT ciiodUum. new lira*. IIM .H 1121.Kurd coupe. I m 00 . ; Roai 4 Son*. Used Car Daalera. RANTEDi BABY BUGOY n a - sunably prised- Phans # 1 iM wanto'vraahlng and Iron- LEAVINQ FOR GOOD. Ball far Call a t l o u W ait Htb cash—H affm an pram, tbraaoa premises or bring It to plat* m lrrsr, Ford son. other tesla, sue*. NrCd Work Edith lumbar and alt 39 acre* fair improvsm'ent locatlen cannot ba daCOLORED P L k W . would Ilka plUalad Bachelor Rosa Ave, and soak aV nursw Easlo highway 44f a l Laakhirt.______ SPECIAL—FOR QUICK B A L B Ono lovoly UUto "Splaat* pL a n o -a small Orand aad. oa* small “Stadia" Upright mum ha disposed af pramptly. Term* to rvaponiibto parito*. I Iass big's Warohouaa, 919 E 10th BL M volving about fBjOOO In delinquent taxes war* Bold yesterday by Georgs J. Dykes, clerk of the Clr<’lnrinriiYfa"lt| - Boston pis red far­ cult Court- mer gat*. *■r A N N M IV A M One certificate was said a t I t and coat* and the others |1 and I.R A O IM tVs.hinalon, I : . IHlroli. 1. Parking apace for 12,000 mobile, will |>e available 19.19 Golden G ate Intern Eipositlon- m v* ^ H0TKL LEAMINGTON TW.-^T R K K T h i s c a y n e BOULEVARD O ra booking llayfronl Park and lllacayno Bay -o‘\ Opponlle Unim H uh Hlalion v MIAMI, FLORIDA One Bfock From Shopping IHatrlcta and A nonidcii • Summer Rate* Until December Single Room with Rath—fl.50 Double Room with Hath—12.04 Alfred Hlmcma, Manager SFTERlPElsr JU S T A -few ; P E N N IK 8 ; A DAY ' G E N E R A L E L E C IIIIC • AND EM ERSON F A N S RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. New York. *1 Clskstssd. I. 4! cm «*|«. *■ i Untlsn. I’hllsdalphla al It- U«l* bs pisy.u (alee, <a|a. A M K H IC A M will Paul, ( i t A k a o r iA T lO H ' K itw i HT. AtlOtIBTINE, Fla- JuIF»*. I, |illi hiog (nr lh> —A specially built ’4 1 -foot boat L A B A W A -P M lM fU A . I.B A O l'N rrdlled wllh llie will set out from hnre aoon to Arsnsma CMy. it; Andslu.U. I. [| I li'uil arul a n ■I hllng hack deep sea fish for £ Dothan, III Bk*rgr».n. II. Tray, l | Ukloa Hdrlni*. J 'Had ............ kla Ihn Baum new I 2 .000.0ih) aquarium and maB*ms posteonml. rain). t , rlnn studio. lo i-T a a a x m m u i * The llneep for Ihn lasikm ili Atlanta, ti CMtlina*B>. I. nich depoalla of Ihn relatlknly • *>n<: Hay F u t. Jr., Huali WUel Only asm.* vrh.dul.d. • rlo l. I .'or one Hlnglolary, pel., rare flour spar, a mineral alor.in toi a -w o n i da i.kauch ••■■k. tv. H. Iim u. Kdward mml Indispensable to porcelain, _ Thoms.kin., t | Moullrl., a. Tallahsrs.* at Am.rlra.^ rain. Hurt. Al ItriM-li, llunny klnCnll I glass and sled msnnftcUrara. Albany at CordsD. alfkl. rain. • I ''I'll I(‘'I In, Leu Head, Jr.. Kill, hate been found In Tetas. or,I .HIURlnlnry. char Ira Anderi ion. Joe \V tlfiOM. Howard Wliel <>• I a",l llali olio .Mi.s', ||, 1 l'l),),rj for Ilm llaltnn w ere;. (II,-nn iiillmm, U. (^,w*n, ' |iin r j F.tioemaker, T. J. Iirummond,' R ussell' | 'ago, Kay Hlioomakcr.l Jnnirs Drummond. It. Hmirer, ,imt I r —Annonncementa II VII Idglanamdls I. c it y . I. AHnh.spoM*. , 2; ' Hllwsuk.*, Y. ny The AiwHaifd ptss* While lha Yankee* continue to Tho Lookout* gathered one hK, m t|,„ a walk away of tka Amar- Classified Advertisements . - i.’ J l *■ MRatCTH*' VKrtMHntY PConiliA BTATM I.KAtit M Isesbura. I) H ale.., illr, I Tax Certificates (Ural . a a . ) . HI. Auauellws. I; Uaitstu. I Are Sold In Lake .irlandu, 0! rslalka. * tlurfell). • .----n. lane.. It; Hsnfertf. ». TAVARES, July 20 -VP)— ls>esbura. Al tlslseevllle. I fit Eighty-three U x cartiflrate* In­ Inninae). at. taro run lead when they *hovcd four rnna aerosa tha plata- ■ ..I to Ik . llo .o r .k U Oou Jude* of Homl.ol., county PI Mo, nor tlU l recurs. u n * M i vouch.r« ,ae Baeealrla of Ik . taie of c n A iic m W. portn TBR. d.aaaaad. and at saM ») ih.n aac insra. make aestlcai 10 ike aald Judge tar a (leal I tltm.nt or Mr admlnlolralloa ooM eolato, aad far aa order I cfcarglag Mr as awek Kseeut . lutod Hi>o t f l lllh day Order, are that tha eieeU etta. Joiy. iaa». - t j p tom muat be obaar e.d , Aay aoL c -A iiR ia t t r o g » M T * i As 15. ecu tr ig o r Ib a M a t e dler evading the nap may be c iiA n u c a W. p o n n r r r n clapped Into prtaon. The hour* al the mmpulaoty, siesta or* from I t la I o'clock. The Ncrth African aun la so BLOW TH E hot that officers consider the nap ncgdiury for haahti. HEAT DEMONS Reveille gets the men out at AW AY.: 4:S0 A. M. Af u r lunch at 10:30 HI. A unuollno a l L .* et,u r* . t i l l P. M. l-a la lk a a l Ito L aed , 1:11 P. (’■■Iambus, ? SitH-BEL-ABBRa, Atfurla. Jaly of • lb* Pr»nch Foreign Legion who Shirk .their afternoon nape do to a t Ute risk 10 —t>p>—Hoo Mew York rhiraeo . _ I t e t r s t t ___ lln.lnn _ l-levvlsnd l\ a: lilneten HI. Cssl. PfcllsdelpliU r " f '. L . L , . ' m ils . IIOOBRVKLT TO VENICE In Iba eighth frame the Look* _ _ outs again took the lr*d when lw o| KldlRENCE, July. July *0 — *h°Vr< • Crn' 1, lh' pl*le (AI-sMra Jam at Rooaakell. toother I l m . M #(Vi!r.0 M T ) L Whrn1 «f 1're.ldent Rorwavell. .cc.m p .n 5 ? * !^ T V . 1 . by Myron C Taylor, chairman CUry . long Irlple tn right field (lf (Kr ,Klirt, of lh, Un|Ud MUUi * 7 lb* Local, he two m .rk e ra .|K |rr, ( o rp o rt, lOTI( | i f t rio m ic . In the ninth Inning tho local* ^,.,(,.,.,1 , ^ f or Venice In a special adrtod o n . m or. to thalr pravmu. „ „ M r pr0, WK, by lh , | U llan F- • total of eight to take a two run ........... ... n o o ..v .ll h id > . toad over t)>a Deloind outfit Prichard was hit by a pitched ball French Legionnaires Take Daily Siesta rules* o ... Mow York Pittsburgh HI. Cauls . Bsatoe ....— Brook lya ... c-lsclssatl . Phllad'lyhla f LET FILL AND THE STOPl i cirE c x -u rr WHEELS REPACKED US DRAIN AND RE­ TOUR TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL WITH PROPER LUBRICANT. ENGLISH’S Gulf Station lal & French - TeL O ltl W. A W illiam s, Chairman of (ha Board of County CELERY GROWERS IIA8 TOUR CAR'HAD A 10.000 MILE IIAVR YOUR Notice is herehy given th a t all accounts against Seminole County m ust be in iHei Clerk's Office not later than the'28th day j of each month with duly authorized order attached. „ **i L C Smith will ] deliver more wogfc la tha hnaln*— offiea tn s btminaaa day, a t lower c o o t' and- with toaa fatigue, than any other wrillng mac hi Ao sow availablo. STOCKHOFF CELERY SEED WE ARB TH E BOLE AGENT* IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FOB BTtXJKHOFF LSO A COMPLETE LINE OF WAYNE FBI Sanford Am co Feed Store �> •-’ ' A1 f : • /'• Seminole Cotnrtjr Prqdocc* .1 ^ More Pnili And Vegetable* Than A. Similar Area In Amerka re«7 0V 0M /, ■ I r t/lh ll/f l, *******■ 9 O t/U 0 Yj KUKL UX KLAJJ WARNS NEGRO* YOTERS IN FLORIDA rom Pistols And Bullets Of Tallahassee Po­ lice ToBe Examined 3 y State Attorney Big .Rew ard Offered, D o w n ln Flames For A rrestA nd C o n - : . viclkm Of . Assail- I a n t O fG r o v e O w n e r M Police Redouble , parch E fforts ir Motor Accident And Deadly A ttack C h a n d le r H. Nelaon, prom- Ilipnt Longwood i resident and c|tru s grower *nd shipper, died In the Fsrtisld-Lsughton Memorial Hospital about 2:00 d'pJoek this morning w ithout regaining consciousness a fte r being struck on the head by a n u s Identified person Mondynlgbt. s. -I-Kslsoti'i dhatb • apsrrwd efforts of^C llyl a a d ' County official* to a ^ o b q a d - .tb o - BBldentlfled •sUaut who struck f^olaon afie j a"b v tp firru m o n t regarding a ml4^,'ailom obU a aoeldcnt and let! t t t a ' tytag ' oncoasclous In th* VOkJrt'-of Ffilcw Roy O. Wllik ^ s t" repaired' a telegram late Uig-vttjftt - from ffotoos'i brothers tg 'R h b a .R o u g a . L a , offering, u rovrard. Jar Information loading .to tho apprehension and Florida Exhibits ^ OOver n e V o te M a r g in ? r i o n a d CADIOIIb P at Harrison At Fairs Seen As . ° f Mississippi who Vl TALLAHAS8EE. July « t. —f>r» —S lat* Attorney Orion C: Perker, I J r , i i H he la rsant/nlng the pieU U anJ-JJjfleU. ef all member* of *P»e Jg ffahasae* police deportm ent and Looa county sheriff* force a l l p a rt of an invrstigatloa Into tho lyhchlng of tvyu negro yootha here %ne negroes held In th e countycity Jail on a fchsrge of stabbing Policeman ’ Vi ’F. Kelly when he tried to arrd st them, were taken from the Jalf by four masked man osrly yesterday and their bodies were fiddled with bullets The sh e riffs offlca reported some bullets were found at the , Professor Jean P ircanl, strato ­ ; scene Thu I odist were hurled yes­ sphere balloonist, who failed In terday b u n g le r Sshumed and three his laWal attem pt to conquer bulleta taken from aach body. th* hi/It heavens. The ,a»ccn»lon I Night Desk • Sergeant lla rry woa successful even though his I Fairbanks o f the police departc raft tr n .h a l a mass of flam**, : ment ' said th* four masked men h t said. forced him -to accompany them to the county Jail, got Jh# keys to the cell block and rultaae the negroes to them . Ha said the men then locked him In s callCounty J a lltr Robert Malge said he was not awakened by the men during the time they were U king the negroes from the Jail Governor Cone dolled the rase “not lynching ,b « t murder" and 1 ordered P ark er to Stake the Invea, ligation. 1 , ' O klahom aBadraan Kidnaps Farmer, Eludes Officers Large Posse Together With Pqlfce Chase In Close P u r s u i t DURANT. O H *. July II.—(At — I*ela Traslry. tho southwest** number one' badntan, kidnaped a Mtftnri *nrgr - r ’aildr,.- Dkla!t* man fT*t ’ inirthpard today aRoy breaking through a rnrdon of of-' fleer* In the Mfhshtta River boltoma near here. , A large poaan of stale patrol­ man to acrontfnny stale patrol­ men aped In M rsull. The farmer. V rank TTIlnmcr. was held at a farm and forced In accompany T ra ile r nod his companions, b r|lrrrd to bn Fred Tlndol, troth eacapod felons. T ra ile r's wife, Natl, waa. rapt u r d hy officers yesterday but T ra ile r and Ida companion shot Ih rlr way onl of the p<dlin trap. 'U i htlMb apoh Chtadlar l a s t ul|ht.“ *-»»ts‘ ChW Williams stated Mfkt a •rMaspread search la being nandrfeud and that ao possible clue* of -‘tha accident are being overleeM d, Accord lag to the Chief, there were several eye wltnessra to th e ' argument ,which occurred hhpot i|:p o P. M. Monday at the Intersection:of Palmetto end tie•ey e ‘Areouee, ,hut none of the witnesses | i oMe to daflnltely Identify either the aaeaUant or the chr which ha waa drivlag. - County * Bhsftft Charlie Hand reported that k>* farce le follow­ ing all o b ta lu b le. lead* and that the deputies are working night and dajr o n l ha ease, fie also added ' that a .coroner* Jury would view the body this morn­ ing and would adjourn until fur­ ther Inventtk^ion of Urn rate had been made, Alt ending pSyokUae reported that Mr. Nelaortp death wee the _ _ _r ________________ reeult of a frarier* of the beaa making ’ an effort U see that he e f t k * ahull sad a cerebral b*m-:AeU |t onhagd. About I l H o’clock last Tonight during the tilt between a W e decomprooalon operation th , lookout* and the Orlando ltd* performed by a apecUllat 0 u „ , , t |„ , , | .th le lle fleldr a from Jacksonville ae an em er | , 011 ^ ) 0 ,, WH| b* taken up to help n * l * * * tB'Oaeo the victim * th. rooB|r ^ in d m other rijd. However, ho tailed to re«A(« k lh# amalleel h a t boy In opofcd and -dtqd.ht about i;po A. Uie Florida Ktota League and M, without retaining const km .- m in r uml,ir r , , nH k. , , Mauser Is Elected President Of New L iv e sto c k . Group . A . huge State Asset .. n in full regalia a r t shown burning a fiery cross a t 8 stay away from th e pollsVln a munlcl|>al election there, cast their ballots. Roller Coaster Trains Collide Injuring Score Succeeds Robinson Only Three Seriously Injured But G eifl£ al PAntc F o l I o w a CHICAGO. July I t . (f lrV A apeody roller coaster I r a t a hurtled down a sleep In, linn |qto the rear at au uptoulrulM trait at uivarsldn Amaaoniem |>ark lain last night, .Injuring ; | of th a. tqrrtw- ctriehm i • ftdnrJ ralialng pnnlr among ihn on­ lookers. W itnesses said the train of four rar* waa near the lop of th* "hump"' when It stalled and started backward. The train ran down the Incline, part way op another, then coasted to the bot­ tom of Ihn Irark between t li n two “humpa,** Just then another train raiftn over the rear "hump" and crash­ ed Into the stalled train. Duly three person* were * re ­ ported seriously hurt lull a gen­ eral panic followed. Tho l wo trains r s r r i d alsmi no |s-r.ona, many of them teen a n il boya and glrla. Devalera Wins lu Irish Voting For President Of Erin Gains m T T o 52 Vic­ tor} Ovpr His Op­ p o n e n t Cosgrave Kamnn Devalera was re-elected president of tho Irish free state by the new Dali by vote of X2 to &2 It . Wiliam* Tleader,, rig* goriously (opposed Iho elrcli-m. ciuitending a majority f vote* raat In tha recent general election Bcnat-.r Alben W. H artley, of w rre against DrValrra'a policies Kentucky who won thJ " Demo­ fo ,g ra v e also condemned the cratic li-nilrrshlp nf the .Senate to aurre-d the late Hcnator Jo ­ seph T. Itobinson. He triumphed over Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi by a vote of HN to :I7 in a arvrrt caucus nf Democratic senators. 29th Chinese Army Begins Withdrawal In Face Of Cannon A story of the progress of Flnti ila rshihita for the past five years ■war p irsm ln t to the lo-al Kl s s s o Club at their meeting today In tho VbWp i Hotel by Earl W. Brown, manager of tho Florida. Natninn! Kihibits, Ine. Charts and photographs Illus­ trated the work that has been ac­ complished at the Worlds Fair In Chirago for two y rars, Roekrfrllrr Center for one year, and the firral lakes Imposition In Clevrlaml for two years Mr Ilrown stated th at the I s n v tj'n in e millionth peraon Visited the FloHila eihlblt Friday. An act­ ual count ly a rlocklng device de­ termined accurately tho number. Mr Ilrown lauded the work of Hyson- Ktevena, form er Ranfnrd ■nan,- who was responsible for many murala . and dioramas He A trip u th a Groat U koa Eg pooitioa ia CWroland with nl penaea paid has M m offered r. a. jmu* lat. grow tl ’strata la fl aorod by Uw Oriaado Junior Cham­ ber oT Comasara* la tha aear fa* tu ro A t talar i ad laU rvals, rountiaa •urroundlng Oronga County wBJ proaant UmJr aw torulncr. at tha Oriendo Jaygre m attings. Tw» wla* o a n will ha arioctod to u k . p art la Urn final* An lavttotla* has boon mn-iad to tha la s f u i l Joaior trade body to States He Will Join W inner In Workinj WASIIINCTON. July.SI — CAP) — Svnntor Albcn W. Barkley of Kentucky won Ilie democratic leadership of tho Scnutc In n cloao contest. The vote at tho secret c u u c u n of Democratic sena­ tors was Rarkley 38 and Senator P a t . Harrison of Mississippi 37 Barkley aucce?<la the late Sen* ato r Josrph T. Robinson as party leader In the Senate. Barhl-y was supported. by friends of the Roosevelt court hill-while Harrison had. the back­ ing of jonntora opposed to Ura menaure. Tho entire-caucus look less than an hour- Harrison moved to mahv the vole unanimous and took da* fra t with a smile ami prom ised'ha would Join H artley In working for tho good o f tho nation aq*' party. . .s Doth senators predicted mad* party harmony from now on- g«*•! atnra at tho caucus aajd tho c o u rt bill fight was not mentioned. Tim only ab»<-nl Democrat, MAator wsa lunkhead of A labam a'w ho wwg railed hooiu hecaokr-Q&whla w|f»V( standing aioul who ileaerveil an}* "flftiewV- T m l f f l i H KhdCwelt-'tosk■hi aide in isnipalgn for flhblnkoVi honors bestowed npsn him. Mr. I^hm an warned Ranforrlitrs auerraaor. against a movement being elrrulaterl by unknown turtle* In a n e f ­ fort to reroute the proposed St Johna-lndlan River canal He ad vised RanfnnI to investigate Ihn situation. > Guests at life meeting today ware: It. J l/'hm an, .Randall Disorderly conduct charges Chase, and F m l Dyson, of Fanfordi Mr l^-hmao. of Tavares; headed th* list of offenses an court docket for the Monday I Earl Brown, of llrljin d , Ihn Itev. small i T- I. Dean, of Clearwater, amt In session nf the Moniripal CourtNino persons wero arraigned I "* A. Paine of Wc»l I’alm Reachbefore Municipal Judge F rank L. Miller iluring the Mission- Isorenao -n | Williams,- / negro, charged vrlth \ | lairrny- waa trantfem -d to tha _ r .ja [County Sheriff. Marie Sandy, held . . ,i2 | for sanity observation, was Irene* ,i« ] ferrrtl to the County W alfatu . *■ lion,I Mary l.re Durham, negro, ' ,-SH I pleadisl not guilty tu charge* of 'v j .assault, hut waa finrd |I 0 or *0 . \M |days when a vrnllrl of guilty waa -T ^ j |returned Sam Kcnla, rh irg rd with N j * a | violation nf tho City's Sanitary 'AM ontinanrr, was dismissed. u iy a apartm ent may *t,avn h«-rn hllln,l Those rh arg rd with disorderly by carlMin m om iihle |M,l*lng. rondurt w rre: J- H Parkeraoa, Ttin vlctlma, tleorge Chlliery. pleaded not guilty but was fined 21, and hla wlte, Klla. 21. Iiad not . born seen alncn last Thursday. |I 0 nr -JO days; Jau n ita Parker* T h eir partly clad bodle* were son pleadrd guilty to the chargee found when police, relative* and- ami waa diamlssod;. Willis Cheat tine, negro, was also dismissed '. nelghbura brok« Into th e ir **«ond flmir ap artm ent Ia si night. wjrrn h* pleadrd guilty to the JT ho body of Ihn woman, a charges; Elijah Edward*, negro, ; bride of fire m onths, lay In lied, was fined *R nr 10 day* whan , Nine Persons Face * Millerln Monday’s l* ^ Session Of C o u r t Police Puzzled By N. Y. A p a r t m e n t watchful Japanese Infantry. The Chines* began Ihul r.varuallon in orronlanre with a t Th* hVmonthly nni-tlng of n*w a g n rm rn t to *nd th* North FPnford l/« lg r No. Hi F and A China nisi*. WM ,**t .fig h t a t the * r _ _ _ Masonic Hall.* PEIPING, China, July 21. DPt ' *-------—Two American women told th * ' , Hollla .Furgqaon of Sanford and United S tairs rm bassy yesterday f.lma Oamun of Orlamio wrre they were klckc-l and shoved by n,*rrl*«l In Judge It. W Ware's ofJapanese pickets on guar,I le-foro ^ yesterday, the Japanese embassy,. I '— Mr*. Helen It. Jmies of I>*-| H arry Joiner and H atel Cowan tn d t and Mias Carol la th m p of ®f Hanford were issued a marriage W ashington, gave ilrposition a t lbt**M yesterday from County lia r husband, an .em ploye of a DrookRn w arehouse, waa aprawl. ed on lh „ bathroom floor. • P olite aalil all the window* of owsrd Uto l hv Rika Hall Friday night, ac- th a ap artm ent were open, a clrss«y quar- <°rding to an announcement mad* rum alanc* that pusiled In v e sti­ the safest hy Lodge official*. gator* w han the ra rb u n m ount Ida theory was tolcad by As, w." Mr*.' --------to rest I Th* rwgular weekly meeting, of alatont M edhal K sam lnar lluw 8anford Rea Rroul* nf the ship a rd W. Neall. LOCAL WEATHER Florida; firnerally fair toalgM "Hem Inals Lion" will bo held Ha added that them waa no o tl s u it. Thursday e*c*P* ralhor w ild ­ j Thursday night a t 7:30 at th* anra of ealernal vlulanca, or ly a c a t t e r e i l th umlrrsbowWS Thursday *f|enu»»u In contrwL Janlor High School, according to atrangvtatlon. an announcement made by Clifford Carbon nionniido gas la a cot- portion. M ilrein* Nnrthwoat Flor­ >Bell, skipper- • or looa. odorless rs* found In tb s ida: I'aVtly cloudy tonight and * * * -VjB h a aat from autnm .ddlra and In Thursday. Daytona* Tid«t J A meeting nf th* Ranfnrd Lions Iho gsaoa caused l,y Ihn detona Thiiraday'a tides, high. 1:11 A*. •to In staging th# final*, w b ld t' club will b* hald tonight a t 7t00 Don of a ip lo tlv rs ' will Includs tha two beat acta frw n | o'clock a t the Valdes Hotel, Joha Vital organa of Ihn vlctlma M . C If P. M.: *«•. !*:*• A, aach county represented. It will b* Galloway stated today. All mam* WWW sent to Dr. A ln a a d s r O. M. I I : f t P. M. ■arom atic presented a t s date to ha a a - J 1* " aro urged to U prow ht aa OatUor. chief illy luilcolnglot. Vest, rday. 30 .01 ; today. M J L aouno-l later^Uila meeting begin* actlvltlei fo r foe further otudy. Proclpltatlon - s ___ j ___ .a — h ,lf of >nT> Total for yaalonlay------- — Total for monlp.-------------- Ml Normal to <?'• — ------ H * * Tsmparaturo UaMaatlflcd parti*, forepd • » , Maslmum. 17 ; mlulmum, T * ,^ j . t r i m to a Gladervilla Rtoro ba- llerald reading logging to Ivan II. Kubow Tueaday m are lag and mad* a got away w ith a cons Id* rails amount of tho •U ak of tha s to n , Couaty 8harlff Chari ia Hand rtportad today E ffo rt, aro batog mad* to PP p iy b in l th* tboivv* but a* yet ao arrw at. have h**a made Prize Offered In Jaycee Contest tnfaatad Wri .~ m _ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Death Mystery In; Hornsby Relieved Of His M anagerial I*ost Band Goes To Ocala * J T p A ttend Blar Picnic Lead Conservatives Vanquished Tiakes barl Brown I raises n i i i /jil c* *i ^ W o r k O f a ^ v o n H I n ^^llllt With SltlllC Robert Mauser was elected president, of U»*' Seminole County Livestock Association which )Wa* organism! In tha Chapter Room of. tha Bemtnole Chapter Future Farmer* of America a fte r their regular rr-aetlng last night under tha supervision nf Alex R. John­ son. chapter advisor, . * The fifteen members present also elected John R- Jones vicepresident and, Georg* Mauser secretory-treasure for tha coming year. The meeting dates of the newly firm ed organisation will be announred later. The purpcoe of the group, Mr. Johnson staled, la to increase th* amount jif pure-bred stock raised in this country, {la added th a t any peraon who la interested in Ihraatoek ia “cordially" invited to become a member of .the aaaociaDon. - ■* . * HT. I/HIIH. July ,21. (,V»— . A fter the business session those present enjoyed a watermelon ironald I , Itarne*. prrsdrirni of ru ttin g a t the Chapter'* fa rm .in Ihn HI. Unila Drowns, annnunc-d that Manager Rogers Hninslir the re a r of (Jit high school. had been rolleved nf hla duties, affect Ir I, Inday. ilsrnra said Ihn action waa taken “for the food of tha Drowns." Jim llottumlxy, coach and reserve first haseinaa. waa named artlng nianagar. Hornsby .who lad the National I.eagua for batting aeren ronseeglive season a. became m anayrr of the Ilrown* |n 1*13. lie has had only madlocra success with the team which now |* In seventh plain th tho American le-agua. h a v in g flourished. daring hi* reign a* chief of th a bat*.- fa r** gtmhflng baseball fan* to b* |lb a r al ia their contributions, M r ‘Balt ■Aid th a t all fund* collected will ha given over to hla mqjhar. rkley IsVictg^ Caucus Naming New Party Leader i Considerable Stock Is Taken From Store � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 20, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald